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CENTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSDAY. JUNE 13. 1912
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For Sale-Good self feed hay press,
P ra c tic e lim ited to
large capacity. Inquire at Regar ranch
EAR.
NOSE,
THROAT
For rent Good business room 30x60. 3 miles west of Medford on Jackson­ E EYE.
y e sig h t tc ie n tiflc a lly tested and g la s s e s supplied
Office«. 216 E. M ain S tr e e t, over
1 Four good rooms second floor, suitable
S. A. P attison , P ublisher .
M edford H ard w are Com pany
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j for offices or living rooms. Brick build­ ville road.
H ours: 8:30 a. m . to|8:00 p. m.
Phones. M am 5*571; Home 158
M edford. O regon
ing. Modern improvements. Enquire
A n lNl>Kl't:NliKNT lo cal n ew sp a p er flevoted to
th « in te re s ts of C e n tra l P oint am i th e Rogue
A. C. Walker, Phone Farmer 139. 48tf
R iv e r V u lley.
P R O F E S S IO N A L
Now
that
the
women
of
this
I ' i h u s h e d K v k k y T h u r s d a y .
country are coming into their Control of C o n ve n tio n D e pe n ds
S u b scrip tio n i»ri«:*». $1.50 p e r y e a r, in tu ivanre.
For Rent 65 acres of the Braden
place, about three miles west of Cen­
on N a tio n a l Co m m itte e s D e -
E ntered h . h S eco n d -d a • m a tte r. M ay 4 1906, political rights we may expect
tral Point, for cash or grain rent. En­ D r. J . V . A n d e rs o n
a t tin- Post offir. a t C e n tra l Point. O regon, under to see a rapid change of senti­
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
V A L U A B L E IN FORM ATIO N FR EE
th e a c t of Congreiii! of M arch 3. 1873.
libe ra tio n s Th is W e e k .
quire of White & Trowbridge, Medford,
Office second floor R ostel B u ild in g ,
If you h ave an in ven tio n or a n y p a t­
ment about war. The mothers
Oregon.
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C orner T Lird and P ine S tre e t» .
e n t m a tte r, w rite im m e d iate ly to W . W
(HIS PAPIR vK*TwiroBA<iiirr Di“r A c 5 ° f America will not long stand, ...
Phone«: B e a r C reek . T ab le Rock. T ra il C reak
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1 SOUS 011 the Liattletield nor for center this week In the contests before
CENTRAL POINT HERALD
S X ’M S S «FT DELEGATES
world lonKer afford to deliver the
flower of its young manhood up
WILL BE SEATED
tO SUch fate?
D
F o r R e n t, F o r ^ d e , Etc.
P
I the ruin of their bodies and the ¡the republican national committee,
blight of their moral natures j l’pon th® result of the committee'* de-
, liberation depend» to a great extent
“The United States is spending j which such men as Mr. Taft and the control of the convention and,
$1,000,(MX) a day for the main- j Mr. Stead declared camp life al- therefore, the nominations which it
tainance of war armaments.
most universally entails.
will make for president and vice-presi­
“Shipbuilders promote war. j YVar ¡s a relic of barbarism. dent. Taft's followers apparently con­
They induce one country Ger- It has no place in modern civili- trol the committee and it is generally
believed that the Taft delegates will
many, say to build , agreatnum . -, zation and it should beanddoubt- j he seated in every instance with tfci
ber of ships; then they turn and less will soon be wiped from the j possible exception of those from Wash-
impel England, say, into sim iliar1 face of the earth,
! ington state.
In several of the contests the vote
expenditures.
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! to seat the Taft delegates was unan-
Molhtr’s Peace lessons
“1 f there is another war it will
A RECITATION.
j imous. The voting was rather hap-
be a war between personal, sel­
Do you ev er h ave an y lessons —
l hazard on the early contests and did
A n y lessons at. home abou t Peace?
fish interests. There would be
not disclose the definite alignment of
Or lessons al>out " a r-b i-tra -tio n ,"
no glory in such warfare; there
the committee.
A n«l I he reason w hy fig h tin g m ust crane?
In the ninth district Alabama case—
W e'v e had q u ite a few of them la te ly .
would be little patriotism. The
Anti m other can teach them so w ell
the
one which Colonel Roosevelt has
history of war is the history of
T h at often wo a sk h e r to have one
branded as a "plain steal"—the vote
In th e p lace of ou r re g u la r “ sp ell.'
g ra ft”
was 38 to 15 and on the plan to give
S h e teaches th a t tru e “ love of c o u n try "
These observations were re­
the two contesting delegations from
Can be show n by a good d a ily life
the fifth district, Arkansas, half a vote
cently made by David Starr Jor­
F a r more th an by “ p la y in g a t so ld iers,"
each, the score was 41 to 10.
And y e a rn in g for noise a n il s tr if e !
dan. headof Leland Stanford. Jr.,
S h e teaches th a t m en a re a ll broth ers —
Taft Gets Indiana.
university during an interview
A ll sons of one F ath e r, and so
All the Indiana contests, including
S
h
e
show
s
us
th
a
t
w
a
r
is
unholy
on the subject of war. Modern
the seats of four delegates-at-large and
B ecause it b rin g s loved ones to w oe!
thought is rapidly growing away
six district delegates, were settled in
S h e teach es th a t boys can be heroes,
And g irls can lie heroines, too,
favor of Taft.
from an acceptance or approval
B y W aving the peace b an n er b rav ely.
California’s delegation, aside from a
of war. Modern people trained
And s triv in g to a lw a y s he tru e !
member
of one contested district, was
S
h
e
teach
es
th
a
t
pure
a
r-b
i-tra
-tio
n
.
to modern business methods and
declared seated by the resolution of
Or en din g of q u n rre ls by brain.
alive to the necessity of economic
In staad of by d e a th and dishonor -
the national committee, thereby re­
Must soon be th e m ethod to re ig n !
sanity, are beginning to under­
lieving the anxiety of the Roosevelt
S h e teach es th a t w a r sta n d s for ruin
leaders with respect to the throwing
stand that war is purely destruc­
W hile peace sta n d s fo r happiness, tru th .
out of the entire state "In case the
P ro sp erity, pow er and progress,
tive; that it drains the resources
Taft forces found such action neces­
Protection for a g e and for yo u th !
of the people, consumes the
Oh, yes, w e a re le a rn in g h er lessons!
sary at the finish in order to insure
wealth of the nation, destroys
S h e know s how to »each them , you see,
the president’s nomination."
F or m o th er's know peace is a blessing
the virility of our national man­
The technical irregularity in con­
Of lo ve's u n iv e rsal d ecree.
nection with the California delegation
hood, kills, maims, impoverishes,
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destroys.
In short, we are When you huy a drink at It. C. Is that the district delegates were
elected at a statewide primary Instead
growing to learn that war, under Iteamc's place it is made of pure fruit of by districts, as prescribed In the
any circumstances, is a curse; syrup and fresh sparkling mineral official call for the national conven
that its aim is murder, that its water from the famous Siskiyou Springs tion. The California decision will
results are always brutalizing, which are located 10 mdes southeast of form a precedent as to Maryland and
Ashland, Oregon.
7tf South Dakota, should any further ques­
degrading, damnable.
tion along the same lire arise.
A recent book. “ W a r- What
Iasi Ireitiht Smite to Porllund
La Follette's Position Strategie.
For?” gives some interesting fig­ The Southern Pacific Company an­ The La Follette forces are becoming
ures on the cost of the Civil war. nounce that they have established an intensely interesting to the leaders of
This includes direct expenditures expedited service for the movement of the Roosevelt and Taft camps, because
of the strategic position the Wisconsin
North and South; increase in na­ hotter, eggs, dressed poultry, fruits, senator's aggregation of 36 delegates
vegetables
and
other
perishable
freight
tional debt; interest on war
from the Rogue River district to Port­ may occupy.
debt, pensions and lost labor land, hoping that such a service will Observation leads to the conclusion
power both during the actual enable producers to reach the Portland that Senator La Follette's control of
hostilities and afterward on ac­ market and thus enlarge their selling hts delegates will be so secure that
they will vote as a unit on all proposi­
count of death and disability of field. At first the service will be tri­ tions coming before the convention.
the (lower of the young man­ weekly, an Iced refrigerator ear being The most interesting feature of the
started from Ashland on train 228,
hood of the nation, all of which running through to Grants Psss, at situation Is the evident determination
items aggregate the stupendous which point it will be picked up by fast of the La Follette force to stick
sum of thirty-one and a half bil­ (rain 222. This service will he quite through the convention In case the
bolt that has been declared probable If
lions (actual figures $31,521,815,- expensive but without additional cost certain conditions prevail should ac­
to
the
shippers,
and
continuation
of
it
231.00).
will depend entirely upon the amount tually occur.
This stupendous amount would of tonnage handled, therefore, the sup­ The managers of the several head
pay for a home costing $1700 port of nil interested is particularly im- quarters have completed plans for the
reception of delegations who are ar
equipped with $400 worth of isirtanl to insure the permanency of riving. A direct appeal will be made
furniture, for a total population R*me-
to each individual delegate by the cam
COSI Of WAK
o f ‘JO,0 0 0 ,(KIO o f peop le, e s tim a t-
The car will leave Ashland on Tues palgn manager of each candidate, des­
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I day, Thursdays and Saturdays on the pite instructions or pledges.
u u rm x p e rso n s p er f a m ily fo r fojiowinK
Talk of Bolt Scouted.
each hom e. Ibis Stun is equiva- Leave Ashland on train 228 at 12:01 p.m
A number of prominent Roosevelt
lent to the total wheat crop which
Talent
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12:10
leaders took occasion to say that ru­
Phoenix
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could lie Krown on 25,000,000
mors of a possible bolt by the Roose­
Medford
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1:20
velt delegates In case President Taft
acres of line land producing 20
Central P. “
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1:40
were renominated were without rea­
bushels ¡in acre for (>.'! years,
Tolo
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2:00
sonable foundation.
with wheat at $1.00 per bushel.
Gold Hill “
2:45
Senator Borah, of Idaho, who has
Comparasons might be multiplied
3:20
Rogue River“
been active for Roosevelt tn the ses­
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hut wlmt’s the use? This much Arriv 1 Grants Pass
sions of the republican natlomil com
“ train 222 12:10 a.m . mittee. was one of those who sntd
is sufficient to show the economic L eav. “
Arrive Portland 3:05 the second morning j there would be no bolt.
insanity of war.
Freight «ill lie ready for delivery at
“No bolt for me," said Senator Bor-
The weakening effect «if war 7;30 a. m. the day of arrival.
i nh. when questioned about this point.
and army life on the moral and! Under this schedule freight leaving "1 haven't even considered such a pos
physical life «>f the soldiery is Ashland on Tuesday will arrive at Port-j sthtlify and 1 don't expect to consider
land Thursday morning. Shipments | ,«_•• he concluded,
thus referred to by President j leaving Thursday will arrive at Port
Taft and Roosevelt Claims Conflict.
of 1 |Hn,i Saturday morning. Freight leav
Lalt w hen he w as secretary OI
There is no reconciling the conflict­
war: * A s a cause for discharge, ing Ashland Saturday will arrive and ing claim , of the Taft and Roosevelt
from th e service venereal dis- ; *»© ™«dy for delivery Monday morning, managers regarding the respective
eases were second.”
| henre ,ht‘ product of the Rogue River strength of tlietr followings. Reason­
j district will be on the Portland market ably dependable figures, however,
show the great Import of the conte«ted
delegates. Before the committee be-
gan, the lineup was about as follows
Total number of delegates, 1078, ne­
cessary for nomination. 540; Instruct
id for Roosevelt snd uncontested. 411;
Instructed for Tsft and uncontested,
201; instructed for La Follette, 36; In-
»trucled for Cummins. 10; unlnBtruct
rd (including New York's 90), 166;
rontested. 254.
Both Count on Unpledged Delegates.
The trouble, both with President
Taft and with Colonel Roosevelt. Is
that they sre counting on delegates
who are not pledged and in some in
stances are not even morally commit
EniHish w lditT S w ho servo two *nc** °n the part of the banker that ■ ted lo •‘1,h' r or lo *n’r «"»ndtdate. And
his money was safe ami that the cheap "O'1*' uncertainty realty exists with
y e a r s or more, a r e tain ted w ith
/fe, rinR hoUH , , . ^ r wa„
regard to quite a few of the southern
venereal tlisoases.
„ good" as the gold coin that Mr. delegates. For the Tsft managers are
No m ore d am n in g iudictnu*nt Dutchman had deposited, Viis face counting as safe alt the negro dele­
of w a r coujd possibly bo d raw n ihnwed a gleam of intelligence and he gates Instructed for or pledged to the
president, while the Roosevelt mans
than these statements front such ,iud he understood.
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"It iss tike dis, ho said. "Vcn. piers are claiming not a few of these
unquestioned authorities.
It mcin „„„ h ,
baby vakes Up in d ,, same identical negroes, stating that
war is costing us our material m„ht vmt criw for milk, llen 1 shust ’hr> do not lnten<1 ‘° •blde by th-r
substance, our physical prowess gif him nnlk ticket.”
j Instruction».
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Still more recently Secretary \ Mondays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
of War Dickinson reporte«! as All interested should arrange to deliver
follows: “Tlu* diseases causing their freight in time for forwarding in
the greatest non-effective rate accordance with this schedule.
are, in order of importance:
bi’ rmdn Philosophy
venereal disease, tuberculosis,
Everybody*» Magazine tell» the fol
malaria, rheumatism, tonsilitis, lowing rather good story about the late
dysentery, measles, typhoid fev­ panic when the banks, in order to
er. Venereal diseases cause a “save the country,** issued “clearing
greater siek rate than all th*' house certificates” in lieu of the cash
their customers had deposited with
others add*’«! together.”
them. One old German patron of a
The late William T. Stead, one small New England bank could not un­
of the In'st know publicists in derstand the procedure and w as not at
the world writes of the British all satisfied with the arrangement.
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army:
Four out __ of ______
five __|___
of all After repeated explanations and assur
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Most clothiers sell clothing on its “looks.”
If the pattern’s pretty and the cloth fair, the suit is marked at
a big profit.
If the cloth looks good enough for a $15 suit, no matter how
much it cost or how it will wear—$15 the suit is marked.
Our clothing is sold on its tailoring, on its fit, on the wear of
the fit, as well as on its looks.
Tailoring isn’t watched closely by most clothiers because it
isn’t seen.
Then you must watch the clothier.
What isn’t seen in our clothing you needn’t bother your head
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IRRIGATION
Is Rogue River Valley’s
Greatest Need
Qur project is the only present medium for fur­
nishing irrigation. We have the water ready for de­
livery and are only waiting for assurance from the
landowners that they really want water and are
ready to take it at a fair and reasonable compensa­
tion.
Our Mr. Boos is having fine success in his cam­
paign in the Willow Springs section and the suc­
cess of the project in the immediate future seems al­
most assured.
Help along with this improvement by seeing Mr.
Boos at once and indicating to him how many acres
you can be prepared to irrigate when the water is
ready for delivery.
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