CENTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSDAY, JAN UARY 28. 1009.
C entral P oint H erald
8 . A . P a t t is o n , P u b l is h e r .
Now
An independent local newspaper
devoted to the interests o f Central
Point and the Rogue River Valley.
Published Every Thursdav.
Subscription price, $1.60 per year, in
advance.
Entered a s Second-class Matter, May 4,
1906, at the Post Office at Central Point,
Oregon, under the A ct o f Congress o f
March 3. 1879.
WITHOUT
THE NEW SPAPER.
HEATING STOVES
January Sale
that heat.
For 15 Days Only
Cole’s Airtight and the Great Western
ICEHOUSE.
Look at Some of Our Prices
Dressers worth $18.00
Important Adjunct to the Up to
Data Farm.
Cut price $16.00
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$16.00
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14.00
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13.00
are our leaders in Heating Stoves for this
season bnt we also carry other favorite
By P R O F E S S O R O SC A R E R F . Ohio A g
ricultural college.
makes, all good
Ip this ago o f advanced farming the
kcehonse la an Important adjun ct Tba
most economical building Is the one
so constructed that it will preserve
the greatest amount o f Ice In propor
tion to the amount o f lea stored. Waste
hi an Icehouse Is largely caused by
meltago from the top, sides and hot-
tom. In a properly constructed Ice
house and when the Ice la properly
packed and cared for no waste shoo Id
take place from the Inside o f the pile
of Ice. The melting from the sides,
bottom sod top Is canssd by Insuffi
cient Insulation.
To Insulate to such an extent that
no meltsge would take place would
bo Impracticable, but with a thorough
in many styles and at prices ranging from
values for the money,
$ 2.60 to $ 14 . 00 ,
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11.50
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12.50
The directors o f the county fair
All Wool Ingrain Carpet worth 80c.
now 65c.
at Anderson, Indiana, last fall
decided that newspaper advertis
Half and Half
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60c.
” 50c.
Our stock o f Shelf Hardware
ing was money thrown away.
Jute
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worth
40c.
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.
32c.
Builders’ Supplies, Mechanics’
They therefore purchased more
now $13.50
Dining Tables worth $15.00
o f the usual posters, they sent
Tools, Sportsmen’s Goods Etc,,
out many more thousands o f
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11.50
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12.50
is complete. Call and see us.
circulars, premium lists and other
devices for attracting attention
And everything in proportion. Come and see us.
usually resorted to outside of
newspapers.
This Sale W ill Last Only 15 Days
The newspapers o f the city,
county and vicinity, resolved that
T. M. Jones.
if the management o f the fair
Proprietor,
felt that way about it, they would
assist their scheme by refraining
LEWIS & SONS, Prop«.
from giving the usual amount o f
free advertising so that in none
o f the newspapers o f the vicinity
Fresh and Salt Meats
Uncle Sam Murray has just discovered that he has been in a trance
was there a single mention o f
for the past 60 or 75 years and during all that time he never discov
the fair in any respect.
ered what he was good for. The other day he dropped a soda crack
The result was failure. The
er on his foot, smashed his toe, awoke with a start and—made the
biggest day o f the fair brought
greatest discovery o f the age, to-w it:
He had discovered that he
Highest Market Price Paid for Beef, Pork and Mutton.
was intended for a grocer and he has struck his calling and is
an attendance o f but 5000 people
a s against 18,000 on the same
We invite your patronage.
CENTRAL POINT, ORE.
day the year before.
g b o ss ssernov o f le s s o r s *
There are not many people in
understanding
of the construction o f
these enlightened times but know
an Icehouse a minimum amount o f
He is kept so busy making his customers happy, practicing theGol-
that there is but one medium
meltage can be obtained. The waste
den Rule, and restoring the lost art o f telling the truth that he has
through which to get matter to
from the bottom Is generally consid
no time to grow old or to part bis hair in the middle. Call and see
the attention of the public. There
ered to be the greatest. T oe amount
this wonderful man. Admission is free at
of lee melted In the bottom o f the Ice
is a reason for this. It is a busy
house varies from one to six feet dur
age and people have to exert
ing the year, depending upon the con
C e n t r a l P o in t , O r e g o n
every energy to keep up with the
D E A L E R S IN GOOD THINGS TO E A T
struction o f the floor. I f the Icehouse
procession. They have but a
la prodded with an air tight -floor, with
moderate amount of time left for
the Ice laid on at least eighteen Inches
All kinds o f hauling promptly done. Retail Dealer in Wood.
o f dry sawdust, the bottom waste rare
reading and they have learned
ly exceeds twelve Inches during the
that they must read the news
year. On the other hand. If the ice 1»
S t r e n u o u s S u f fr a g e t t e s .
EN TRAL POINT LODGE NO. 193
papers. That leaves them but
pUed in the Icehouse on the bare
Said a speaker at a college woman's
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I. O. O. F.
ground without any Insulation under It
little more time for reading any
suffrage meeting, "When a woman can
or,
any
provision
made
for
drainage
Meets
every Saturday evening at
thing else. Consequently nine-
and
this roe!tags frequently Is six fe e t fire a bullet and hit a mark she wlU
7:30 p. m. m A . O. U. W . Hall,
tenths o f them consider the r'ead-
be
better
entitled
to
vote."
But
many
corner Second and Pino Sts. Visit
The side and top meitags Is not so
General Teaming
ing brothers are specially invitd to
great, but It frequently ranges from women have already quallfled as crack
ing ot such matter as is thrown
meet with us when in town.
one to three feet, depending upon the shots, and If tbe authorities would
at their doors or in their door-
“WE PLAY NO
E
rnest H a t h a w a y , J. W. J acobs ,
Insulation. The manner o f Insulation give schoolgirls equal privileges with
Secretary. Noble Grand.
yards promiscuously as just so
la shown in the cut at cross section schoolboys on the rifle ranges this sort
FAVORITES” *
of lcehoune.
much waste time.
Moreover
o f comparison would soon lose point
The lofhouse should be located In
P R O P ESSIO N A L
they have found from experience
When Cynthia Westover laid down
the coolest place possible and always
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POINT
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.
the
rifle
for
tbe
pen
she
could
shoot
as
that if there is a patent medicine
above ground. The size o f tbe build
JEROM E L. RAWHOUSER
ing must be determined by tbe amount straight as any man In Buffalo Bill's
that is strictly and purely a bilk,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
o f Ice used during the year. For a crowd, not excepting the great scoot
a scheme that will not bear in
himself. Cynthia exhibits no scalps
Office second floor John Ross building,
vestigation, an offer that must
over Herald office. Pine street.
as evidence o f her true aim, but she
APPLEGATE & APPLEGATE
be kept from the general public,
Call residence from office phone when
has numerous trophies, telling not of
necessary, day or night.
tbe hunt but o f balls placed on tbe
a sale that is a fraud pretending
Surveyors
and
Abstracters
CENTRAL P O I N T ...........................OREGON
bullseye
In
defense
o
f
human
life
out
to give bargains and good values
on the plalna.
but in reality intended to skin
PETER APPLEGATE,
JESSE APPLEGATE,
Men will need to look to their lanrels |JR. H. P. HARGRAVE
the people—they are all adver
when
women start to do the tricks
PHYSICIAN A N D SURGEON
Surveyor
Abstracter
tised through the medium o f the
their rival sex prides Itself upon. Un
circular thrown in the door, in
wittingly men are training women to
Office over First National Bank
Twenty years experience in
Five years experience on
equal them everywhere, and as one
the yard, over the back fences,
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Oregon
Jackson County.
Satisfac
Jackson Co. records. Maps
ion a n d M in x h o c s s ooMBmxn.
result we behold the strenuous suf
in the mud or dust, or anywhere
tion assured. Estimates fur-
o f Jackson County for sale.
man who keeps about twenty cows fragettes. Intending merely to en
J. £. EM YAHÌ, M Rgs.
J. A. M E R R Y Y iC l^ M t S .
that respectable, thinking people
and sells the milk a n Icehouse 14 by 14
nishen on all kinds o f con
hance the pleasure o f sport, they take
by
12
feet
high
Is
o
f
sufficient
size.
do not look for them and do not
struction work.
JACKSONVILLE, ORE
However. In n o case should an Ice women for comrades in outdoor pas
M edford National Bank
want them. This has come to be
times. Women ride to hounds, run
-l- l- l ■H 1 i l l 1 1 1 1 I I |-H - H -l-l- l 1-M house be smaller than 12 by 12 by 10
so well known and so thoroughly
feet high, because the outside surface races, play ball, swim and row and C A P I T A L
$50,000.00
Is too great compared with th* volume are as hardy and aa bandy In the
considered that merchants and
and therefore too much ice Is wasted woods as tbelr brothers. The athletic J U R .P L U 3
$10,000.00
others realize that they are abso the expense o f gathering th e 1 newspapers would be foolish In proportion to tbe amount used.
woman is here to stay. In England
lutely t h r o w i n g their money news, the telegraph, mechanical enough to furnish anyway,
In the plans submitted the frame she uses nature's weapons in a man
Savings Department.
The newspaper business is, or work Is made by laying a 2 by 4 sill on ner to shock the proprieties perhaps,
away, hence, the live, wide expense! machinery, rents, in-
the concrete foundation. Fasteu this
Safety Deposit Boxes.
awake, active, progressive mer surance, taxes, etc., as well as should be. just as much a busi- to tbe foundation by cementing a few but any crowd o f male amateurs
would
go
to
the
same
extremes
under
profies
to
be
paid
by
the
adver-
ness
proposition
as
any
other
chant no longer pursues that
bolts Into the concrete snd allowing
We transact a General Banking
the same provocation. Tbe hair pnll-
methord o f attracting attention. fiser. In that sense the greatest business. No other business is them to extend through the 2 by 4 sill. lug. clawing, kicking, horsewhipping,
Tw o by four studding la than placed
Business and respectfully solicit
But there is another phase o f obligation is to the advertiser, expected to take its time, the upon this sill sixteen Inches apsrt from screaming and general hazing and nag
your patronage.
whose
only
interest
in
the
news
time
o
f
its
employes,
the
use
o
f
the Indiana newspaper move
center to center. Tbe rafters for the ging that upset London would all
ment that deserves attention, feature is to ascertain that it is , its machinery and franchises, its roof are likewise made o f 2 by 4's, happen were the aggrieved grown
placed the same distance apart as the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
and that is their determination such as to cause people to desire office and stores in boosting any studding, but the purlin plate upon the schoolboys. Tbe suffragettes lack sci
ence; but, having temper and ssnd.
j such an enterprise, so why should 2 by 4 studding ahonUl be at least six
to withhold any and all mention to read the paper.
they hit right and left. Theirs are the
Department of th . Interior.
o f studding
The conclusion must be that so a newspaper, except as the p u b -! Inches wlds. The ouVsIde
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o f the fair because the manage
U. 8. Land Office at Roaeburs, Orauon.
be boarded either with common | tactics o f tbe savage who will not re
December 17. IMS
ment o f the fair resolved to with long as the circulation o f the lie is directly interested th e re b y ? ' ihM tmg and paper, upon which poplar main savage longer than It takes to „
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I siding u nailed, or with patent tiding climb higher. Gallantry mixed with !/ Z * “ ’ ■ Oreron, who. on January
hold paid a d v e r t i s i n g . Were paper is not affected, the adver- j
12 . I * Daviaa.
* made
HomeatMd Entry. No. 13328. for S o u th P oatW
or ship lap aiding, tbe latter betng tbe selfishness started woman on the road Section
Don’t Take the Risk.
they justified in taking any such tiser does not care what news is
8, Township 33 South Ranee 1 F u t W il.
cheapest and requiring only a tingle to muscular strenuousnesa. Time and la-netu Meridian, ha.
ta S tte IT t
When you have a bad cough or cold
action? Were not their readers refused publication.
make Final fire year Proof, to es tab hah claim ta
thickness o f board.
evolution
will
do
the
rest.
tha l«nl above deecribed. before W. R C e S T u
do
not
let
it
drag
along
until
it
becomes
Now as to what is news? It
entitled to know’ what was going
Tbe roof abould be mads with not
O K O R O E L. K IL M E R .
M*digrd' Or— », on they*
1 chronic bronchitis, or dsvelopes into an
on along that line as a part o f certainly cannot be contended ! attack o f pneumonia, but give it the law than one-half to one-third pitch
Claimant names aa wjtnMM*' Jnhn J a n .
and preferably covered with shingles,
Our educational systems get no end AUrai Idorina d
the news that they pay for daily, that anything which advertises | attention it deserves and get rid o f it. for shinglea are better Insulators than
D* “ ilD
o f hard knocks at home, but the
BENJAMIN L. EDBY.
and had the publishers any right an enterprise o f any kind IS Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and either slats or metal. H owever, paper teachers
Resistor.
who
recently
returned
from
to agree deliberately to refrain news. People may be interested j you are sure o f prompt relief. From a may somettmee be used to good ad
vantage. A cupola or flue should be an Inspection o f tbe English system
SUMMONS.
from publishing such news?
I in knowing as a mere matter o f smal1 ^ »¡n n in g the sale and use o f this
built upon the roof to allow for tba declare that the American public
in reaching an answer to this news that a county fair
In the Circuit Court of the Stato e t O rano, la
removal o f the warm air from the top school Is ahead so far.
and tor tho County of Jackson.
question it would be necessary neld and at what time, but a ^ „ t r i e s . Its many remarkable cure* o f tbe Ice. The ventilator may be
P1* ,nt‘ S' ”
C*1“ 1« A. Bryant.
They are handing ont the abort and
placed In tbs gabla end Instead o f tbs
To Charles A. Bryant, Defendant
to determine just what is news mere announcement o f that fact j of coughs and colds have won
won for
for it cupola and when so placed acts for ugly word recklessly In London and
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. « . .rquirw
Ä
i wj appear and gnawer the
F0° com-
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and also to determine just what w°uhl scarcely be considered by this wide reputation and extensive use. j the same purpose.
Berlin too. I f this
this Is g o in g tO b e ep l- I pleint filed against you in the above entitled suit
i A continuous door should be cut In demie the code
K. i in the above entitled court on or before the 27th
duty a newspaper owes its read- the fair management as sufficient Sold by Mary A. Mee.
d u e llo I* certain to b « ¿ay o f February. IfOf. which la the tiro# pre
'
I one end to allow tbe Ice to be put In. revived.
I in keeping the matter before the ~
scribed in the order for publication of thia turn-
ers in furnishing the newg.
NOTICE for PUBLICATION.
This door may extend from the gable
.
mom for answering herein, and you will take
notice if you fail bo to appear and a newer, that
In the first place it is pretty minds o f the people. But when u
s
i.rwt
down
to
within
live
feet
o
f
the
bottom.
V S. Land Office a t R o M b u rt. Oraeon.
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A f*w weeks hence Mr. Roosevelt's tur
ther-of th. ptoinOff will apply to p a
I court for the relief demanded to the complaint
nac.mbar s nm.
I b
cut- •c* ,n d mlIk house com-
well understood that subscribers the newspapers made that fact
opinion o f congress and congreas’ (tied herein, a succinct «ta lament of which to sa
Notice ia hereby etwfi that Blanch U Smith, of b,n« 1- “ >•
SleVStlOD shows how
for a newspaper do not anvwhere known they performed their duty Maifnrd,
Oraron. who, on ivtot»r a. ijw. mad. the scheme baa the advantage o f nttlls- opinion o f Mr. Roosevelt won't get
decree at the mart forev.r dimolvin.
!
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b e tw «
near pay for the news that is to their readers in furnishing
««»
from the Icehoua. b e » even one Une In the newspapers.
nSoutii. Ran** l East. Willamette Meridian, shown for cooling th« milk. No lc*
Thia lummoni ia published for six woeka in tho
furnished them, indeed in most them the news. All other matter •hip
hae flted notice of intention to mak* Final Proof. _____u .
1 Central Point Herald by the order of the How.
to establish claim to the land above described
r* m oT *<* f r o m th « IC«-
F or S ale —Good cull a p p le s .l ik in g ' ^
cases nowadays, subscribers often furnished must be considered in before
W H Canon. V. % Commiaetoner. at Med- house.
It o p « r n t l« a u to m a tic a lly . I t
Delivered ■ «—
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do not have to pay the actual the light o f a boost—as free ad-
the weather I. warm the Ice melt. apple cider, eider vinegar,
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Carl B Webster
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to au
t-oiat on
Uld j « . i £ *
ail central
Central
e , Point , order.
wr..t Old >
cost o f the raw paper required vertising, which the managers o f Thmnaa c. Norria. Joaepk T Garnon and Francia more rapidly and keeps water ln UM -
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tank at th* required temperature.
J L * r , e r r* " ch' l" °
in printing the paper, leaving that fair evidently thought the
M a blom Prarxw.
B K N jA d i L F D Rrgieiec.
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C c o t n l Point. — A . J. Dunlap.
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W. C. LEEVER,
THE HARD
WARE MAN.
Central Point Furniture Store,
Central Point Market
Awakened from a Trance
Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal.
Now Selling Groceries
C. G R I M
City Draying and T ran sfer
D .
Murray & Kelsoe’s,
FERGUSON &
M URRAY
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