Central Point herald., September 08, 1910, Image 1

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CENTRAL POINT HERALD
E STA B L ISH E D A P R I L
CENTRAL POINT,
VOL.
LMî, 1 0 0 « .
OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPT. 8. 1910.
NO 21
TO MANUFACTURE ¡TROLLEY LINE
LADIES’ CLUB
OLD STAGER
NEW INDUSTRY
GlTY COUNCIL
INCORPORATED!
TALKS PAVING
TREE SPRAY
TO BE BUILT!
TO ENTERTAIN
PASSES AWAY
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Bear Creek Cement F ife , Block and Norcross
Brick
Company.
Does
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Not Qualify—Diiis Chemist
Are Presented and Paid.
Coming
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to Central Point John R.
to Enter Tree Spray Business.
Allen Reports
line Tflily Brltl Lyceum Compdny Engaged
financed and Ready to Proceed
fir Jack
Five Splendid Numbers.
Montgomery
Pioneer
Stage
Driver Lays Down Reins.
John R. Allen, who returned Monday
The Ladies Civic Improvement Club
Articles of incorporation have been
Council met in regular session Tuis-
C. W. Brandon, chemist and phar-
Jack Montgomery, a pioneer citizen
filed of the Bear Creek Cement Pipe, Jay evehing, Monday having been La- macist, of Mt. Vernon, Washington, from an extended business trip, brings at their meeting Wednesday afternoon of this county, and one of the best
Block and Brick Co., with Frank Wes- bor Day and a legal holiday.
who has compounded a most successful the good news that the interurban elec­ ; guaranteed the Britt Lyceum Com­ known old time stage drivers on the
ton, president, W J. Collis, vice presi- i Mayor Leever was in the chair with fruit tree spray, will locate in Central tric line has been fully financed, the pany for a series o f five entertain- j Pacific coast, died at Eagle Point last
dent and manager, and W. H. Norcross, the following councilmen present: My- Point where he will begin the manu- bonds having been finally placed and | ments during the winter serson. As Friday at the advanced age of 80 years.
secretary and treasurer. ' '
ers, Dunlap, Whiteside, Kyle, Hatfield, faeture and introduction of his com- other preliminary arrangements com­ | the club is obliged to guarantee the
Jack Montgomery was one of the
company a certain sum, it has been de­ first drivers to bring a stage over the
The company expects to engage in W. H. Norcross, who was recently ap- j pound which has been thoroughly test pleted.
Financial conditions in the east and cided to put ticket sellers in the field old California-Oregon route into Jack­
the manufacture of all kinds of cement pointed to fill a vacancy, did not appear ed and found an excellent preparation
sjwer and irrigating pipe, cement to qualify The following bills were by fruit growers in Washington and fear of injurious railroad legislation, at once. The season tickets will sell sonville away back in the ’50s and since
British Columbia. Mr. Brandon is ex Mr. Allen says, has Interfered some­ at $2 each. Certain members of the that time he has been a picturesque
b ocks, brick3, and in fact all classes read, audited and allowed:
7 15 pected to arrive here with his family what lately with thé promotion and club have been assured by Mr. An­ figure in this section of the state. He
of cement work of similar character. B. F. Peart, black smithing,
financing of new projects, and for drews well knownof Medford that lived for several years at Agate, leav­
2 50 fn about two weeks.
The bunkers and rock crusher for the Verne Magruder, labor,
these reasons his plans have been some­ the Britts are high class entertainers ing there for Eagle Point less than two
6 40
concern will be on Bear creek near the W. C. Leever, hardware,
bridge, where an unlimited supply of Rogue River Electric Co.,
Tom Ross, N Jerry and party have what interfered with and temporarily and every number selected will be a {years ago. He was a striking figure
4 90 returned from a week’ s outing in the delayed. All these obstacles have been good one.
lights,
I in the early Indian wars of this valley,
the choicest material is to be had, while
80 i Evans country where they went to overcome, however, and it is expected
and when occasion arose it was not
the cement plant proper will be located A. G. Long, supplies,
4 00 pluck wild flowers and listen to the joy­ that work will be w ell under way be­
necessary for the aggressor on his
on a site leased from the railroad com­ J. B. Holmes, fees.
Resolutions of Respect.
rights to be an Indian to quickly get a
pany near the stock yards. The plant Southern Pacific Co., lease
ful twitter o f the little birds as they fore December when the Grants Para
1 20 fluttered in the leafy trees. Mr. Jerry franchise which was secured last win­
for right o f way.
fight with regular frontier weapons.
will give employment to from 25 to 50
At the last regular meeting of Cen­
men from the start and as the business i J. W. Jacobs, salary as re
asks the Herald to correct a statemeht ter by Mr. Allen will lapse if work has
25 00 in our last week’s issue to the effect not been commenced.
tral Point Council No. 1067, held Aug.
corder,
increases more men will become nec-
The Southern Oregon Railroad and 24th, the following resolutions were
J. B. Holmes, salary as mar­
essary.
W. E. Whiteside has a handsome dis­
that they were going out to kill poor,
50 00 little deer. Mr. Jerry says he wouldn’ t Electric Company was incorporated last adopted:
shal,
Mr Collis, who is an experienced ce­
play of Central Point Commercial Club
Whereas, on August 24. 1910, it literature in his window with an invi­
ment manufacturer, came here some I. J. Purkeypile, salary wa­
think of doing such a thing, nor would spring by John R. Allen, J S. Vilas
time ago Horn Puget sound and during
ter commissioner,
60 00 he travel with anybody who would and S. V. Becxwith as incorporators, pleased the Supreme Ruler of the Uni­ tation for everybody to come in and
the summer he has looked carefully
An informal discussion regarding harm one of the beautiful creatures, and with a capital of $5,006,000. It is verse in His divine wisdom to take get a supply to send out to eastern
over all of southern Oregon for a loca­ street paving, sewers, et<(. was in- “ If everybody was like me and Tom on understood the work of completing the from our midst our beloved and faith­ friends. The secretary of the club has
tion for such a business, finally deciding 1 dulged in, but no action was taken ex­ dis trip,” quoth Mr. Jerry, "‘there organization is now being carried out ful nrother, J. W. Kincaid, by the hand thousands of pieces of excellent litera­
on Central Point as being in the heart cept that the street committee was m- would be no need for fool game laws and within a few days the names of the of death, therefore be it
ture on hand and every live citizen of
officers of the perfected organization
Resolved, That in the death of Broth­ the community should secure a supply
of the best fruit section on the coast. : structed to interview the property own to protect the poor, little deer.”
will be announced.
er Kincaid this Council has lost an and help circulate it through the east
Mr. Collis figures that it is only a ques- ers on Pifie street on the paving ques
honest, faithful and zealous member where thousands of people are looking
tion of a short time until all of the val-.( tion and an adjournment was taken un
The report of the condition o f the
o f our Noble Order, and advocate of towards Oregon for permanent homes.
ley will be under irrigation and with | til September 16th.
Central Point State Bank, published in
A perpetual garden may not be pos­ right and the enemy of all that was
water as valuable as it is here the open
I J. Purkeypile was appointed as
another column of this impression, sible in the Rogue river valley, but wrong, thoroughly imbued with all the
ditch will be discarded and the water special policeman without extra pay.
makes an excellent showing for that \ nevertheless, Mr. Stedham, o f this principles of our orders the force of
delivered through pipe lines as is now
substantial institution. Under the ef-1 place, has fine lettuce radishes, cu­ his example as a member of our fra­
successfully done in California. Mr.
James Shields and J. O. Isaacson be­ ficient management of President Isaac - ' cumbers, beets, onions and other varie­ ternity should forever be kept green
Weston and Mr. Norcross are both well
son and Cashier Lindsay, the bank ties of garden stuff as fine and fresh as in the memory of the living members
known business men here, and their took themselves to the hunting grounds
shows a steadily increasing business in June time. Central Point is cer­ of our order. Although he has passed
connection with the new firm insures on Evans creek last Friday to lay in a
with each published statement.
tainly the spot where the torrid and away forever from our sight, the rec-
supply
of
meat
for
the
coming
winter
the stability of the concern. Mr. Wes­
frigid zones compromised into the tem- collection of the living, of his dovotion
It
being
unlawfnl
to
sell
game
in
this
ton was in the prange business ip
J. E. Day, agent for the Oregon derate.
to duty, his love for the principles and
California for a number o f years, and 1 state they will not put any of their
Nursery Co., came down from Wood-
teachings of our order will remain
he knows all about the needs of an ir­ kill on the market, but it is understood
that all of their friends who have the ville yesterday and is making headquar- j
bright as long as life and memory is
rigated fruit district where the supply
A
hunting
party
consisting
of
Ward
proper sign and pass word will be sup­ ters at the Central Point hotel while
spared,
o f water should ever become short.
making a thorough canvass of this and Arthur Hopkins, Bridane Sander­
Resolved, That our lodge charter be
Mr. Collis leaves for Portland today plied with what they and their fami­
son
and
Merrill
of
this
city
and
H.
W.
neighborhood.
As a good starter he \
to arrange for the early shipment of j lies will need. Mr. Isaacson, who has
Hopkins of Tacoma left yesterday draped in mourning for the space of
sold
Frank
Tompkins
trees
for
20
acres
j
thirty days.
the machinery for their plant which only been in the country a couple of
on his new farm recently purchased on -Horning for the high places to go the
Resolved, That these resolutions be
will be erected and put in operation at years, has already established a great
limit
on
a
supply
of
venison
and
bear
reputation as a mighty hunter and fish­ the Willow Springs road.
spread in full upon the records of this
the earliest possible moment.
meat.
erman, and it is expected that this trip
Council and a copy be furnished our
Your Business
will hut add to his honors. The Herald
papers and one sent the family o f the
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Woolverton o f 1
Mr. P. L. Tyhurst of San Jose, Cali­ was promised a full account o f their
Mr. Floyd Green of Portland was deceased brother.
Medford have rented a residence in this
fornia, was here yesterday looking trip with a sworn statement of how
city and expect to move their lares here for a few hours Saturday evening
M ary A. M ke ,
requires too much of your
over the Central Point hotel property many beitr were killed that rolled into |
p la t e s hT /e ¡¡r l7 n e “xt“ week"“and" visiting relatives, returning to Port­
M ary P rice ,
time and attention to spare
with a view to securing a long
land
on
the
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48
train
that
evening.
;
inaccessible
places,
but
the
hunting
j
cast
their
lot
with
thu
growin(.
, i
,
*
*
~ | t-aoii m e n
iv t w itii
liuo
I ' l u w iiiR C lt V , 1
L ttie M. S anborn ,
and taking over
any of either looking after
e managemen o , was evidently so good that the gentle- j ¿.¡rs Woolverton has aecepted a posi-
Committee.
the property. M r.
j .mrs is an ix men
rot reach home as soon as ex- [¡on ¡n j be pubilc schools here and Mr.
your cash.
perienced hotel man and he believe3 pected.
These cool mornings make you feel
Woolverton will open an office here in
Wood
for
Sale.
Let The Bank Do It
that the town offers a good field for a
the need of a sweater coat—you will
the practice of law.
properly conducted hotel, now that the
find tiiem at Eli Junes’ .
Oak wood, $2.75 per tier; cotton­
building has been put in first class con-| School shoes—guaranteed to
wood. 12.25 per tier.
for you. Open an account
John Grieve was down from Prospect !
dition. Samuel Holt, who has had a at Eii Jones’.
A. L. S c h o I. u ,
and relieve yourself of the
W.
A.
(ÿw
ley
went
to
Portland
lease on the property since last spring, i
Tuesday getting acquainted with city
R. F. D. No. 2.
Central Point.
Burden of caring for your
Tuesday evening on a short business I
ways
and
laying
in
supplies
for
his
road
expec‘ s to dispose of his interests in
Francis M. Daugherty, mining expert,
cash. It will be easier for
the hotel business to engage in another who left Newton, Kansas, for Central camp on the Crater Lake highway Mr. , trip.
F or R ent —Three small, well ap­
line.
You and safer for the cash.
pointed store rooms in Central Point
Point writes: “ My nephew was taken Grieve does more to keep the road to
Dr. C. R. Kay was in town yester­ Hotel building.
Enquire of Condor
sick shortly after leaving Newton and our great natural wonder in a passable
day morning looking after business in­ Water & Power Co., Medford, or at the I
J. D. Parker and his little grand­ we Were forced to return. Will be in condition than all the good road asso-
terests.
C IN IR A L POINT S TA TE BANK.
Herald office.
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daughter returned Monday evening Central Point as soon as health will 1 ciations in the country.
Received all your booster
from an extended visit at their former permit.
Much delay is being experienced
home in Wyoming and also at Mr. books, they are the best we have yet
Parker’ s boyhood home in Iowa. He seen. Hope to be with you very soon.” among local builders o f brick struc­
tures by the difficulty in getting brick.
reports business rather dull back there, |
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and says southern Oregon looks mighty | j g Murphy, the barber, has his The supply in the valley seems to be
good after a few thousands o f miles famlly domiciled in one of the Boswell much short of the demand. It would
appear that a local brick plant would
travel through states where crops are I cottages.
be a paying investment for Central
short and money none too easy.
Point.
" Have you seen the new waists for
Actual work on laying the concrete j ladies—latest stvles—at Eli J< ties’ ?
Mr and Mrs. D. E. Jones, John F.
walls of the Cowley block is under way I
this week. The foundation walls have I C. F. Hurlburt & Co., who recently Williams and T. J. Neff returned last
been in place for some time and for a I bought a big bankrupt stock of mer- week from a pleasant camping trip to
After a fair trial before the jury of your own sound sense you have ,
week carpenters were at work making chandise in Medford and closed it out Crescent City and other coast points,
The nicest, neatest and most complete line of
ready the forms f r the walls o f the I at a whirlwind “ Bankrupt Sale, ” closed They enjoyed the trip very much and
superstructure. It is believed work their sale last Saturday evening, and report fish and venison quite plentiful
will now pr ceed without interruption 1 the residue of the stock was boxed and in that country,
tntil this fine budding will be com- shipped to the Wdlamette valley where
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pleted.
| it will be disposed of. This enterprie-
Mr. and Mrs W. E. Price wid leave
j ing firm, however, are so well pleased today for an extended trip east. They
The merry-go-round which struck with the Rogue River valley that they will go via Portland, Denver, Kansas
town last wees has been enjoying a have secured a long lease on the room City and Omaha and will make side
EVER PLACED BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
fine business, Saturday evening the I formerly occupied by the Baker-Hutch- trips from many of these places to visit
crowd was particularly large, and for j ason Co., and will open about Septem- relatives and old friends. Tney expect
hours there was a scramble to get ■ her 25th with a large new stock of up- to be away about two months.
| to-date merchandis’ .
Mr. Hurlburt
seats on the machine at each stop.
| used space in the Heral i to advertise
Our Complete Line of Ladies’ I)rer= Skirts are on the way
MRS. ANNIE SPKAGIC SMI ill.
Marshal Holmes was needed at the his recent sale, an i to that he attri-'
VOILES, PANAMAS, A N D S E I G E L
formerly of Boston, Mass.,
merry-go-round Monday evening to . butes a large amouut of the libera] i
curb the hiliritv f a bunch of cow­ ! patronage he received from this town
Teacher
and Helper in the
Mr. Hurlburt, who
boys who were no sy. The boys were and community.
will
be
in
personal
charge
of
the
new
1
Study
of Life
given an np jjrtumty of going home,
and as they were g lal to taxe advan­ business at Medford, has been engaged '
and
I in business at Junction City for ssvera] '
tage i f .. mi arri. ts w - e mac e
Our Men’s and Roys’ Clothing are here. Roys’ suits with
Right Thinking.
i years en i for a good pirtion of ih< ;
two pairs of pants, Men’s suits and overcoats in the latest
John R. Allen has returned from an ] time he lived there he was m ajor of (
At Home,
Under his leadership the !
extende I business trip to Portland ■ the town.
shades. Watch our windows and see them on display.
on and after September 12th,
where he spent several weeks arrang­ town forged ahead from an over con­
ing for undertaking the preliminary servative village to a modern smal
Monday
evenings from
work >n his syste n '..i el-ctr'c lines city practically every stseet o f which
is now paved witb sewers and water
7:30 till 9:fO o’clock.
through this valley. .
systems in place.
Friday aftei noons from
H W. rirpkiis o f Tac .ma is hert
| To R e c r - C mice offes rooms' In
2;30 till 5:00 o’c’ock,
visiting his brother, J. F. Hopkins.
Rosl*l B1 >ck. Central Point, Ore.", $4
through S< ptomber.
W anted —situation by r. an and « fe to * ^ .r month each.
on ranch, steck fsrm or orubard. Any
Sixth and Laurel Streetr,
kind of work. Enquire at Heral. o f-, Fine line of shins for n.en and boys
YOU BE THE JUDGE
. IF
Merchandise
LADIES’ DRESS SKIRTS
M e n 's —C lo th in g —B o y s ’
See us for a square deal
Cranfill & R ob n ett
a t Eli Jone-.'.
Central Point,
Oregon.
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