CENTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSDAY. FERRUARV 22. 1912
A
DUMMY ENTRYMEN
MAY BE EMPLOYED
Corporations'
Right to
Make
Agreement to Acquire Title
Upheld by Court.
San Franriwo.—That tin* offer of a
Korporation to purchase land ^rorn
prospective entryinen oh soon ns tin
latter have complied with provisions
necessary to obtain from the govern*
inent title to such lands is legal, is
the gist oi a ruling made by W. B.
Wilbert. Judge in the United States
circuit court of appeals.
The case decided was that of the
government against the Barber Lum
ber company and others for alleged
conspiracy to defraud the government
of large tracts of timber lands In Ida
ho by the use of "dummy entryinen”
J u d g e G ilb e r t s a id :
"The decision of the present case
Is ruled by legal principles announced
In the Budd case and in the ('lark
case. Those decisions are authority
for the proposition that a person or
corporation desiring to acquire title
to a large body of timber lands of the
United States under the timber and
stone act may express that desire by
another, and may enter into an agree
ment with him to buy lands upon his
obtaining title thereto, and may lend
him the money with which to acquire
title."
The case grew out of the filing cf
applications by 210 entryinen on Boise
Basin. Crooked lliver and Six-Four
lands in Idaho in 1901-2.
F u lt o n and G e a r ln D ro p O ut.
Portland. Or.—Formal announce
ments by (\ W. Fulton and John M.
Gearln, both ex-United States sena
tors, that they would not be candi
dates for the senatorship has done
much to clarify the Oregon senatorial
situation. Their action in declining
to become candidates means that Ben
Helling is likely to announce his can
didacy for the Republican nomination.
The price is right at Dr. Davis’, the
See Cranfill & Robnett about your
Pure country sorghum at the
't.
sewing machine.
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Quality store. Bring your pails.
Get your lawn grass at the Quality
Wanted To buy from owner for
For Sale - A good team o f horses,
cash 20 to 50 acres Free Soil partly or Store.
weight about 1,200 to 1,300. Enquire
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
all set to young orchard. Send all par
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Parker Pens ink the point and not of E. L. March, Central Point.
I hereby announce myself as a can ticulars and price to Herald office. 44tf
s , SI/A C A A « . SMITH
the finger. At England’s.
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Work Wanted Cooking preferred
didate for the nomination for County
See our new line o f ginghams and hut will do housework. Address Box
Judge of Jackson county, subject to
Among the Churches.
chambrays at Cranfill & Robnett’s.
] 174, Booth, Oregon.
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the endorsement o f the Republican par
C U R TAILIN G N E C E S S IT IES .
Try the Quality Store next time you
PRESBYTERIAN
ty at the primary election April 19, 1912
For Rent 65 acres of the Braden
T T is In m y m in d to p u r c h a s e
need a pair o f shoes.
If I receive the nomination and am
Rev. J. P. Hearst Ph. I)., pastor.
place, about three miles west o f Cen
O n e la r g e a u t o o f th e kind
elected
at
the
November
election,
I
T h a t w ill c o s t a b o u t five th o u s a n d
Sunday school, 10:00 a. m.; preaching
tral Poina, for cash or grain rent. En-
A n d w til tr a v e l a s th e w ind.
promise to give the people of thh service, 11:00 a. m., each Sunday, in
Y. M. C. A. Notes
quireuof White & Trowbridge, Medford
B u t I c a n n o t q u ite a ffo r d It
county a strictly business administra A. O. U. W. hall, corner Second and
E v e n f o r th a t s m a ll a m o u n t.
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— Last Tucstlay wAs Rame flight at the Oregon.
tion.
W. C. L k e v k k .
T h o u g h it s e e m s a v e r y trifle.
Pine streets. All are invited to attend Y. M. C. A. The Basket ball name
I t 's th e little t h in g s that c o u n t.
For
Sale
One
strong
Thompson
bug
Paid Adv.
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between the High school and Y. M. C. gy as good as new; axles 1} in, boxings
O n a d ia m o n d s c a r f pin f a n c y
Subject for next Sunday morning :
A. was won by our team by a score of muj ancj 9an(j proof; wheels with 1| in.
I h a v e set m y v e r y h ea rt
IPuid A d v e r tis e m e n t!
l a m s o r e on lo o k in g s h a b b y .
35 to 19. The Volly ball games were won riveted rims, reaches of bent wood
M ETHODIST EPISCO PAL.
F o k J o in t K e p k k h k n t a t iv k .
A n d I lo n g fo r s o m e t h in g sm a rt.
by the business men, 21 to 17-18-21— also forming the rear axle-tree with no
B u t I h e s ita te a n d fuller
Rev. Horace N. Aldrich, pastor.
I hereby annouuce myself as candi
21-11. The Indoor Baseball game was ! bolt holes through the wood but are
F o r th e c o s t i c a n n o t flou n t.
Sunday School 10:00 a. m., preaching
date for the nomination o f joint rep
N o t In th e se e x a c t in g m o m e n ts.
won by Cowley’s Giants, who proved
I t 's th e little th in g s that c o u n t.
resentative o f the Ninth representative at 11:00; Junior League at 3:00 p. m., to be too much for Grim's Cubs. The clamped, thereby making the strongest
!
Epworth
League
devotional
service6:45
buggy made. 1, X. L. Monument Co.,
district subject to endorsement o f the
Y e s te r d a y I s a w a p a in tin g
score being 12 to 6.
Central Point, Ore.
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Q u ite a t t r a c t iv e to th e e y e s
Republican party at the primary elec I p. m .; preaching service 7:30, eachSun-
A n ti e x c la im e d on lo o k in g at It.
The Junior Gym class are going to
; lay.
Prayer meeting Thursday at
tion April 19, 1912.
“ T h a t Is lust a b o u t rny si/x?!”
have a poverty social next Saturday
for Sale.
T w e n t y th o u s a n d , but a trifle
I present my candidacy before the 7:30 p. m.
night. Those who wear white collars
F o r a d r a f t at a r t ’ s d e e p fo u n t.
Morning
theme:
people as a progressive. I shall sup
First class baled grain hay at my
B u t at p re se n t I m u st puss It
are liable to get a ducking in the swim
“ Inglorious compromises.”
I t 's th e little th in g s that co u n t.
port statement No. 1 because 1 believe
ranch near Table Rock school house.
Epworth League topic : “ The Conr- ming pool.
in
it.
On
all
other
matters
if
elected
Farmers phone llx x l.
O ne. y o u k n o w , m u st be s o c a r e fu l
The Y. M. C. A. team are trying
I shall work earnestly for those meas age of Truth ” Leader: Miss Caldwell.
in th e c h o ic e o f w hat lie b u y s
S. M . N e a l o n .
H e r e a n d th e re w e s p e n d a little.
Evening subject: “ The Religious their best to get Jacksonville to come
ures which I believe to be for the best
G r a c io u s , h ow th e m o n e y flies!
over
and
play
them
the
return
game,
Mind’s
First
Principle.”
interests o f the people.
I c o n f e s s th e g a u d y b a u b le s
Alfalfa Seed.
March 17th we will begin a series of but the Jacksonvilleites seem to be a
D o a t t r a c t iv e look a n d neat.
It
C. E . W h i s l e r .
B u t i h a v a to buy u be e fa t^ a k .
Alfalfa
Seed,
home grown, dry land,
evangelistic services, to be continued wee bit leary.
F o r th e fo lk s at h o m e m ust eat.
guaranteed free from dodder, write for
until Easter. Further announcement
O n trd l Point Outclasses Neighbors. will be made next week.
Northern grown Garden Seeds at the sample.
Nunan Taylor Co.,
T ru e to T ype.
Quality Store.
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Jacksonville.
In describing the visit of the Eugene
"Hello, little hoy!
What are the
BA PTIST.
general dm ra«-t eristics of your fa mi p trty to this city last week and the re-
Rev. R. B. Shoun, pastor.
c ption they received while here a cor-
u r
“ Well. 1 am Arm."
r spondent of the Eugene Guard, who
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.; morn
“ Good! What of your fat herV"
accompanied the party, gives the town ing service at 11:00; evening service at
“ He’s pigheaded.”
the following complimentary mention: 7:30 each Sunday. Prayermeeting at
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
“ Aml your mother?"
At Central Point we were met at the 7:30 Wednesday evening
“ She is obstinate."
Supper and Concert Fifty Cents. Following is the Program:
| depot by a band and a large delegation
Morning subject:
"Any brothers or sisters?"
1
of
citizens
and
headed
by
the
band
es-
“
The
First
and
the
Last.”
"Yes. They’re all stubborn little
Song, “ The Bill of Fare’ ’ .........................................................Chorus
i cjrted to the fine new $10,000 Y. M. C.
Junior meeting at 3 p. m.
mules."
Banquet ......................................................................... a la American
; A.building. Here is a fine thriving town
Evening subject:
Served by Ladies Aid Society
E x p e n s iv e t o S t a r t .
i o f 1500 population, with eleven blocks
“ Angels. ”
Song, “ The Sailor’s Glee’ ’ ...........................................................Leslia
: of the best paved streets in Oregon
Special music.
I street paving being 52 feet wide from
Mrs. Brayton ai d Chorus
A hearty welcome to all.
j curb to curb.
Ten miles o f sewer sys- ■
Recitation, Sister’s Beau............................................................... Mills
t *m already built and many other civic i
CH RISTIAN CHURCH
Gertrude Aldrich
improvements planned for. Population
W. Austin Crane, pastor.
Solo, “ Ben Hur Chariot Race” .................... ...............................Pauli
[ considered, Cencral Point has out
Bible School, 9:45 a. m .;
W. E.
Rev. Aldrich
classed all other towns in the state in i Alexander, Supt; preaching 11:00 a. m,
fKiint o f civic improvements.
Song, “ The Birds of Spring” ...................'. ................................Beirly
Morning subject for next Sunday:
POLITICAL CARDS
Humor and
Philosophy
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BANQUET AND CONCERT TONIGHT
“ John, the Apostle.”
For Sale Nearly new
inch Bain
Intermediate C. E. at 4 p. m.
Wagon with top, been run less than
Inquire Joe ! Y. P. S. C. E., 6:30; Miss Marshall
200 miles.
Price $50.
will be the leader.
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Boswell’s barber shop.
Preaching 7:30 p. m. Subject:
“ What is the Bible,”
for Sale.
The church wita a hearty welcome.
White Wyandotte Eggs. Pure Stock.
Come and worship with us.
$1.00 for setting of 15 eggs.
G O M E Z W ILL A C C EP T
If M exican R ebels A re S u cc essful H e
W ill T a k e P re s id e n c y.
Mexico City.— Kmilio Vasques Go
me*' frunk public declaration that ho
will accept the provisional presidency
In case the rebels succeed In forcing
F. I. Maliern from the national palace,
haa gone far toward convincing tin
official residents of the capital that a
general rebellion Is in progress. Mex
ican officials, however, continue to
characterize as local disorders every
insurrection In the country.
At present there appears to he no
one who Is directing the vurlous
hands of the rebels, lull from almost
all quarters of the republic where the
rebels have appeared Vasquez Gomes
lias been proclaimed their chief, even
Zapata having announced that he will
cease only when the fugitive ex-cabin
et minister Is placed in the presiden
cy.
M a r ie L a n g ,
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SC IEN TIST.
Central Point.
Chorus
Song, “ Come Rise with the Lark” ........................................... White
Male Chorus
Quartet, “ Water Lilies” ..........................
Linders
Mesdames Brayton, England, Kahler, Miss Edwards
Song, “ Merrily Goes Our Bark” .................................................Leslie
Chorus
Trio, “ Choosing a W ife” ..............................................................Parry
Messrs. Aldrich, Riley, Kahler
Solo, “ Old Time Remedies” ..................................................... Herbert
Mr. J. Byerly
Recitation, “ A Warning” ............................................. Armstrong
Miss Gladys Holmes
Quartet, “ The 0 . P. R. A .” ....................................................... Leslie
Misses Neal and Holmes, Messrs. Byerly and Kahler
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday morning at 11:00 in the
Sunday School Kiddies.
Al ? <?# * »ft r*
church edifice, on West Pine street
(west of S. P. depot).
Sunday School
"What shall I charge my patients?"
Mother .Johnny, you said you’d been at 9:45 A. M. All interested are cordi
asked the anxious young doc tor.
ally invited to attend these services.
"Don’t worry about that." replied to Sunday school.
the old practitioner. "You may have i Johnny (with a far-away look) Yes,
Subject for next Sunday morning:
to hire a few to practice on at first.” I mammh.
“ Mind."
j
Mother How does it happen thut
Given under the auspices and for the benefit of the Ladies’ Aid
| your hands smell of fish ?
Egotism.
Y . M, C. A.
Society.
"1 nin a genius.”
| Johnny I carried home the Sunday
Regular service for men and hoys at
"Really?"
I school paper, an’ the outside page is 3:00 p . m. each Sunday. All men and
"It Is a fact.”
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\ all about Jonah an’ the whale.”
hoys are cordially invited to attend.
"It must be grand!**
“ Now. Willie,” said the superintend
“ Yes, but it is lonesome.”
Cranfill & Robnett advertise to make
ent’s little boy, who had come over for
friends and sell goods to hold them. 4 t
{ a frolic, “ we’ ll play ‘Sabbath school.’
Easy.
"H e’s so stupid."
i You give me a nickle every Sunday for
"That’s why I like him.*'
I six monts, and then at Christmas I’ ll
O V E R 6 5 YCAF1S'
"How queer!"
give you a bag of candy.”
RIENCE
Seattle Men S u m m o n e d In L a n d Cases
"Not at all. He Isn’t hard to live up
“ Johnny, ” said the Sunday school
Seattle, Wash.—The colossal finan to.*»
i teacher, “ can you tell me what caused
cial manipulations perpetrated by W.
Lots Like Him.
the flood?”
E. DeLarm and Allen J. Biehl, pro
"T ntn n fighter "
“ Yes, m a'am ," answered the little
moters of various Irrigation schemes
"Always?"
fellow; “ it rained.”
In the northwest which caused upon
"When 1 know I can lick the other
T rade M a r k s
their collapse in this city two weeks
When little Tommy Snow went to
D e s ig n s
fellow.”
ago n country-wide sensali ion, were
C o p y r ig h t s 4 c .
school the other morning his face
A nvnne send ing a sk etch nn<t d escription nmy
brought home again In an unexpected
Exp la in e d.
quickly ascertain <mr opinion free whether ad
beamed and he rushed up to the teach
invention Is probably patentable. Communica
manner when at least 11 and probably
"What’s n kleptomaniac?"
tions strictly ennudenttal. HANDBOOK on Patents
er to tell her that another new baby
nent free, oldest mrenoy for securing patent*.
“The light lingered gentleman whose had arrived at home,
15 lawyers, brokers and real estate
Patent a taken through Mutin A Co. receive
tpecial notice, without c harge, in the
men of this city were summoned to family has h pull at police hendqunr
“ Well, Tommy,” said the teacher,
ters.”
appear in Portland before the federal
“ that’s splendid. Anil how many have
grand jury.
A h a n dsom ely illustiuit cd w eek lr. Largest cir
culation o f any soiontttlc journal. Terms, f;* a
We make a specialty of Poultry Sup you now?”
ar ; four months, | 1 . Bold by «II
l
“
Oh,
he’s
the
fourth,
’
replied
Tom
plies and Seeds; and also handle a com
NIU
NN & Co.36,B~~*—
plete line of hay and feed.
The Cen my. “ We generally have a little Snow
B ranch Ottico. »T6 F Ht.. W a sh in g to n , D . C .
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tral Point Feed Store.
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Closing Out Sale
EVERYTHING
Scientific A m e ric a n .
54 MEN ARRESTED
FOR DYNAMITING
Intllnnapnli* 1 h* long drawn-out
Invoallgatlon by Iho govornmont
grand Jury at Indlanapolla culminated
In Ilio arreni by the government of
virtually iho entire offlclnl stuff of the
International Aaaot-lallon of Bridge
and Structural Ironworker*. Including
I’realdenl Ryan, Secretary Trenaurer
llnekln. all the member« of the exeeu
five board and about 20 busi no««
agente and former bualneaa agente.
The evi,lour.' chiefly la about 40,1100
lellers and telegram« from the head
quarter» of the International Bridge
and Strili turai Ironworker«, whlrh. ac
cording to charge* In the Indictment*,
tend to allow that l-realdent Ryan.
Secretary Trenanrer S Ilia kin and ex
e p i lt t v e board membora corresponded
fir alx year* with bualneaa agent* of
local union* about "Jobe" lo la' blown
up.
Plan to Curb Appeal*.
Salem. Or Suggeatlona which have
been made by Salem attorneys whlrh
may lead to legislation at the next
smaton, B I* asserted. If passed, will
obviate the necessity for creating any
additional Justices of the supreme
court The suggestion« sre simply to
place a limitation on the class of ar
ttona and sulfa which are appealed to
the higher court and to make the cir
cuit courts court# of last resort In
I ese causes.
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Telegraph Company
a n d p o in t s e a s t .
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VIA S A C R A M E N T O A N D O G D I N
O v e r l a n d L i m it e d
Pullman sleeping oars, >d*i rvstidn oars amf through dining oar
C h in a a n d J a p a n M a ll I'ullnmn and tourist *• « r • , at. dining car ruf fro* reclining chair oars
San Francisco to Chicago Tourist oar connection en route for Kansas Uity via Denver
A t l a n t i c E x p r e s s I'ullmio ami tourist >Wcptn. car. dining car and free reclining chair car. San
Francisco to Ogden. Denver ami Omaha
E a s t e r n E * p r e s s Cullman «m l tourist sk-« ping cars, »ml free reclining chair car. San Francisco,
to < ü ic a ii nm I st Lsaés
Of SOUTHERN OREGON
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V IA L O S A N G E L E S AND N EW O R L E A N S
S U N S E T
L i m it e d Tram de l.nxe San h e ci~, .- t«• New Oilcan
I'i • -day and Saturday.
Pullman sleeping ear. observation ear, ^ n ip p e d wt»h library, barber shop, stenographer.
Imites ma ni. manicure ami valet, i t m i fate. St«».»«». IHrect connection with New Orleans-
New York steamers.
S u n s e t E x p r e s s . D a lly
c is c o to New O rle a n s .
S u n s e t R o u te . N o . 8
Pullman ami UmrM
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dining car ami fre* ><
• n , chan
,u-s
V IA LOS A N G E L E S AN D EL P A S O
G o ld e n S t a t e L i m it e d T o Chicago via Rl I’ am
Pullman drawing room observation car* and
dining car*
C a l i f o r n i a n Pullman anti tourist »leaping car. do mg car ami fre*- reclining chair car.
Call on S P. agent for fare*, reservation* ami descriptive booklets, or w rite to
JO H N
M . S C O T T , General Passenger Agent.
:
Modern Equipment
Gourteous Treatment
PERFECT SERVICE