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CENTRAL POINT HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1912
C entral P oint H erald
tinued the bishop, “ Is unity1 generally discredited and di
Roosevelt Will Boll.
among the Protestant churches, carded but it is no longer e w i
Latest advices fr< m Chicago an­
I do not think that five poorly i remembered only as the tag end nounce that Kooaevelt will bolt the
S. A. P a t t i s o n , FUBLISH KK.
convention today lint ss the republicans
j supported churches in a commun- o f an old time joke.
A n I n d e p e n d e n t local newspaper devoted to ; ity can do the actual work that1 Only a few weeks ago Job:-. unseat the T aft delegates whom he
the int<rre«t¿ of Central I'oint and the Hogue
alleges were given seats in the conven­
Kiver Valley.
: one well supported church can Cole died in Missouri. Cole we tion by unfair means.
P u b l is h e d E v e r y T h u r s d a y .
Subscription price, 11.00 per year, in advance.
¡the originator o f the lightnin
I hero is in Oregon, for in* ¡rod business and was long know:'
Entered an Sccond-cla*« matter. Mav 4 litu-
Bids fur Janitor Service.
at tin- I'«et otile«* at Central I'oint. Oregon, under
stance, hardly a community, no as an authority on the subject of
the act of CunKMiu of Murch 3. 1879.
Bids fo r pvt forming the necessary
matter how poor and struggling, ¡electrical phonomena. Ills id. /, janitor service in the Central Point
I N K P A P F B i* kept on file at the D a kk An-
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l i t VKKTIHING AGENCY. INC.. 127 but has from four to six starving1 had made himself and hundred
Public Sv'hool building, for the school
South Main Street. Lou Antreies. and 779 Mark«..
SlriH't, San Francisco, where contract» for adver­ , ministers, and four to six «piarrel-10f others rich but he had live I year of nine months, beginning Sep
tising can be made for it.
1912, will he received at my
ring congregations.
Christian i to see that most lucrative devir. teml’Ci
o i>> ‘ i,; tho cit hull, at Central Point,
1 work cannot he done in that way.
the lightning rod general!., O e 1 . 1 , u; !i! Saturday, June 2!J, 1912,
10 0 M AN Y C H U R C H ES
i The churches do not differ in discredited.
a V: V) p. m.
J. W . JACOBS,
School Clerk.
That small Oregon towns are ¡essentials only in unessentials | Almost every man or woman!
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more or less handicapped by an 1 would like to see in each one of jo f mature yeard can rernemb ., By Order of the Board.
over supply o f churches is the these communities one prosper-. wlu>n houses an{] barns and I)Ui,
B asel on the allowing of Medford
opinion of IU. Rev. Robt. Lewi ;ons church, a beautiful church, | M(. buddings were “ protected
merchante-, latí I rierstito commerce
Paddock, bishop o f the diocese of better t urn the best bank bu.bl-11)y tho3e rods o f steel or conn
c .: mi-tit* has ordered a reduction of
Eastern Oregon. While attend­ j mg 111 the city. I would like to jat £0 mueh ,ie(. foot an(1
from 11 to 12 cents per 100 pounds in
ing the recent Episcopal conven­ see one high salaried minister! ! ,.an al, () remcmbc.r how ••,-odde.! ', cl. > i-;« 1 1 one to lour, inclusive, on
tion at Olympia, Bishop Paddock j that almost makes one laugh to I buildings got struck by lightu-' i.’.s'fiL* over the Southern Pacific frem
Iud:>rd to Bunsmuir, Cal., and inter­
talked entertainingly of his work think of, doesn’ t it? I believe ing as often as the unprotected ' vening points.
in the big Eastern Oregon coun­ in high salaries for ministers. I| ones.
Hood ‘ ver will vote on the issue of
$'. h .«•• wi.r k of bonds for the purpose
try to a representative of the do not believe mt n can give either
Il was a superstition work« I
of coustj r.ctiug a municipal water sys-
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Tacoma Daily News. His an­ the physical or the mental,,
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ttm to take the place of the system
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nual inland tour, every step of strength to the cause when their
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which is away from the railrord,
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amounts to some 20tX) miles the struggle for existence. 1 be- .
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supply the needs of the town.
which is made by stage, by wa­ lieve in ministers having vaca-
¡¡nit it and harness it and mat.
gon and on horseback when stage; tions, whether they want them
A i i .nar! : hly heavy rain which fell
it do their work.
route and wagon roads fail him or not. I believe a congregation i
in northern Crook county washed out
’Vera 1 email bridges and ¿early a
and when the primitive pack should insist on its minister tak- j
kjtr Gap brce/cs
mile of track on the llarrim an road
trail is the only path into the! ing a vacation so he can give to ]
them the efficient, intelligent
Hr. P. Khchgcsiner of tho Uivjrda’ between Paxton and Gateway.
wilderness.
Thirty thousand young trout fry
Bishop l ’addock is no stickler service that comes from a mind. ’ an<h made a professional trip to Mod- were received at Seaside from the gov-
|fonl last 8aturday-
for form and on these trips h e ’ renewed by travel and rest.
rr:.ment h: cheiits at Bonneville, and
“ But that is getting away from! . Ml- oml Mrs- . 1 I!- rhornbrue m i -'* work (d’ j:!.nitiug them in the smali
lays aside his ecclesiastical gar-i
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family were busineria visitor» at Centrul
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What I want tosay | l oint last r i nlay.
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suit.
When he reaches some! is that I look forward to the day
The sixtli annual convention of the
small town where his church is of unity among* the dcnomina- j p.y waa a i)Usiness visitor at Medford Presidential Postmasters’ Association
not represented he calls on the tioTlS. It ¡S cl dream, perhaps j last Thursday and Friday,
of Oregon and the first tri-state con­
local minister, no matter what but it is a dream I cherish. I be- 1 The dance at tho McDwight place vention of the Presidential Postmas­
his denomination, gets acquaint­ lieve that mutual concessions ¡near Beagle was altmided and enjoyed ters of Oregon, Washington and Idaho,
was held in Portland this week.
ed and attends his service. In j can be made among the Protest-!bv a far« u ‘■r',w‘l whi,-h camo from vai
Making It Plain.
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I ious parts of the country,
such cases he is often asked to ■ ant sects that a compromise can
“ What do they mean by shooting out
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M’ s. Gila Maul and daughter Blanche
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tk * lights?” asked the Inquisitive ten­
address the congregation or pray- [ be struck which will result in* of r Medford
came . to . . Beagle
Satur
er meeting assemblage.
one great forward moving church day to viait with Mrs. Maul’s sister. derfoot.
“A gout comes along with weak eyes
“ Then it is,” says the bishop, — a power for good, a quieter of j Mrs. M. II. Gordon and family,
and lakes a shot .it some lamp that is
“ that I, instead o f accenting any dissension, and a forerunner o fj JamoaJ. Frcdenburg of Sams Valley annoying him.”
road supervisor for road district No. 12, | “ With a gun?”
minor differences in non-essent­ tllO Kingdom of Heaven.”
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having some work done on the Long, “Is’o; with an old dead cat.”
ials which may exist between!
A GOOD GRAFT BUS HI)
Ilran<i hi." ^ ft'w , milc? be|,,w Tr:,il
them and myself, emphasize the!
Common.
i Mr. rredemuirg has just completed
fundamentia! facts upon which! One o f the best money making, some work on the roads ill the New, “ All the papers In our club must be
original, ami Mrs. Dunn hires hers
we all, Episcopal, Methodist, grafts ever perpetrated on the hope vicinity ner Beagle.
w rftteu.”
“That’s not original.”
Presbyterian, Christian Scient­ American people was that o f the* ,
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l can save you money on a watch,
“ W hat!”
ist all agree.”
lightning lod agent. Within the Got my prices before you buy. Eng-
“Sure not! I know a lot of women
“ What I want to see,” con-' past 25 years it has not only been land.
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ABE LABEL MATCHED TO BOX
BUD ANDERSON, MEDEORD IDOL,
TEN ROUNDS MONDAY, JUNE 24
BUD ANDERSON IN F IG H T POSE
Willie Kitchie, who recently outfought
Ad Wolgast. Label has also held his
own against “ One Round” Hogan,
Jack Britton and numerous other top-
notch lightweights.
HUD ANDERSON IN S TREE T DUDS
Manager Frankie Edwards of the
Medford Athletic club signed Hud A n­
derson to meet Abe Label, of Sun
Francisco, in a ten-round boxing bout
at Medford nextMonday evening. Both
men have agreed to weigh in at 132
pounds at 3 o'clock in th; afternoon of
said bout.
In bringing together Anderson and
Label, Manager Edwards has secured
the best attraction in the line of boxing
that has ever been staged in Medford.
Abe Label is one o f the most well
known lightweights on the Pacific coast
and has been one of the headliners in
main event boxing contests around San
Francisco the past four or five years.
Label has to his credit a dratv with
Abe has bee in the game a longtime,
is a good ring general and is noted as
having the hardest punch o f any light­
weight in the business.
A more
worthy opponent for Bud Anderson
than Label would be no easy task to
secure, for if Anderson can stow away
the "fo x y A b e ” he had better pack up
his belongings and introduce himself to
the Sun Francisco fight fans by trim­
ming a few of the lads Abe has not al­
ready licked.
In performing the latter feat, which
seems to come natural to Buddy, it
would be but a very short time before
the Frisco fans would be clamoring to
see this Anderson lad pitted against the
Ritchies, Wolgasts or Joe Rivers type
of boxers, for, while San Francisco fans
are accused of Missouri instincts and
want to be shown, they are quick to
recognize the merits of a champion pos­
sibility and it is not unlikely but what
this northwestern product will be able
Also A ll Straw and Panama Hats at Just 1-2 Price
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N K LO T o f G olf 8hii is, form erly $1.00 and
$1.25 values.
While they last,
Your Choice 50c
Every other article in the store; nothing reserved,
not even collars and socks; buy any and all you want
HIS IN C L U D E S every man’s and boy’s suit in
the house, Blue Serge included.
Mothers, here is your chance to fit your boy out
fo r the Summer and Fall at prices you have never
heard o f before.
Our boys’ stock is all new, having
o f everything at
1-4 off or 25 Per Cent.
only inaugurated this department one year ago.