OUR
M ER C H ANTS
Will give you a “ square deal"
every time They appreciate your
patronage arul will treat you ri^ht
(Jre^on Historical Society
E s t a b l is h e d
A
t r il
central
¿ u .
THE
H ER A LD
Will co-operate with you on any
proposition for the betterment
of Central Point and its vicinity
C e n t r a l P o in t , J a c k s o n
C o u n t y ,
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hursday ,
Il NE
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1913
V o lum e
E ig h t
N
umber
10
third; Gaskins went out on a high one n't connect with the offerings of Mac
DIGGING A I EHE W EIL IINISHEÜ
to left field and Farra ended it for the and struck out for the last one.
To BuilJ Coast RailroaJ
third out hut not before Crawford
The score is as follows:
(c, „ ii| >1 . . I ,
,
,
.
The announcement that came recont-
brought in the fourth tally.
E.
AH. R. 11 PO. A
Nov Well anJ lunnels Ready lor the iy from the souther,, i-a.-ith- , „ iw s :,t
Kora, s s ........ ............. ••»
o
1
1 2
0
Medford only sent three men to the T.
Harper, 2nd b . . ............. 3
Portland to the effect that the coast
ü 0
1
8
3
Curbing and Gales.
2 2
1
0
............. 5
11
plate in this frame when Isaacs laid an \V ilson, c
line o f railroad was to be completed
2
M cIntyre, p
2
0
Î
1
o
one down to short; Gill sent one C raw ford 1st b .......... 1 1 1
1» u
2
Locals Win Game Sunday at Medford, easy
I ne new well for the eity water through San Francisco to Portland has
u
Clark, r f
4
0
II
1
o ( hdty’ts l nitcJ States Attorney Gen­
to second and was out at first; Hill took C.
Coleman, ;Jb
0
0
K
............. 5
1 2
works
with it? 101 feet of tunnels is tin- occasioned a great deal o f comment in
Gaston, r f
... .5
0
0
(<
3
0
the count for three and side was out.
Teams Have Trouble—As Usual
eral
With
Interfering
in
Cases
i-lu-il
so
far as the digging is concerned railroad and other circles. Enlarging
Farra, I f ............. ............. 3
0
0
1
0
2
4th. Clark guessed three o f them
and it now remains to curb up the well upon the subject, and going somewhat
T
o
t
a
l
...............
............88
5
y
27
y
5
The Central Point and Medford hall wrong; Harper was out when Hill field­
San Francisco, < il.— In sensational ami tunnels and put in a cross section into details o f the proposed road and o f
M edford —
teams met Sunday for the fourth game ed his hunt and caught him at first;
telegrams
to Urei Ident Wilson and In-tween the two wells with a g a te the possibility of physical connection
AH. R. H PO. A. K.
between the nines and the locals were Wilson sent out a nice double and Mi \ hoir3rd 1»
0
............3
u
1 0
0 United States Atto: noy General James
which will allow the wt-lls to he con- between the coast road and the present
•Schultz, 2nd b.
........
4
u
scored
when
Mac
hit
safe
to
right
0
1 2
1
easy winnners in this latest contest
line o f the Southern Pacific in Southern
2
Isaacs, c f ........... .......... 3
(»
0 C. MoReynoIds. in which he charges ■ nected or disconnected at will.
1
1
1 o
I
1
0
which puts the games two won and field; Crawford was out on a Hy to cen­ < ¡ill. r f ................. ............4
Miles, s s .............
0
4
1 the latter with bav­ ns Interfered with
The water was shut off Monday Oregon the Oregonian publishes the
1
l
ter.
two lost for each team. Outside o f the
Marshall, 1st b . ............3
0
0
1 ins administration of justice in two
u 0
afternoon while the final connections following in connection with its news
<1 1
n
i)
.......... 4
l
Antic, Marshall and Melchoir went A n tle, I f ........
usual disputes between the players of
Hill, c
0
.......... 4
1
12
1
o importali
« as. s. John L. McNab has between the old well and the new were story:
0
0
0
0
0
both sides and the umpires which is down the strike out route in one two 7 MeFadden, p. .. ........... 1
resigned u- United States attorney being made and w ith this completed the
"W hether connection with the South­
/.Hurd, p . . . .
............3
0
0
1
1
0
always noticable when these teams play three order and the side was retired
ern Pacific's existing property will he
for
the
northern
distric
t
of
California.
work
o
f
curbing
up
and
the
other
im­
27 •
T o t a l ............... .......... 34
li
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the game was a very good one, being without once having touched the ball.
mafle from Gold Beach to Grants Pass
Delay o ri red by the attorney gen­ provements can he made in order.
5th. To-.ts was struck out; Coleman zH u rd relieve«! Mt Fadden in fifth inninjr.
close enough to keep the spectators in­
or whether the line will he extended
Summary:
eral in i!ie pro.-« rut ion of Dr<-'^ Ca­
It
is
the
intention
to
have
a
pump
in
was out at first. Miles to Marshall;
T w o - base hits, Gaskin, W ilson, C raw ford, H ill,
terested all the way through.
.wry I -h: : s, under the : each wa II as soon as it can be arranged northward to Myrtle Point, where it
• trn:*k out, by MeFadden,
Hurd. *'•; M» In tyre, :• minetti and
Gaskin started out to heave for the Gaskin was safe on a single; Karra was Base on balls. o ff MeFadden, 2; Hurd, 1; Ga<kin. 1, Mann wliir«- love « l. and of directors
- 1 that in ease o f accident to one plant will join the Eugene-Coos Bay line,
M
cIntyre,
1.
H
it
t.y
i
it.
...
i
U,ll.
b>
H.trd.
:
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Pointers but after allowing the Med- pased but Clark couldn’t connect and In tyre, 1. W ilt! pitch, Chi kin. I,e ft on base;-; of the \V est -ru Fuel company on
the
other will he ready for use. With now under construction, has not been
Central Point, 11 M e d fo r d ,»
Tim e o f gam e, 2
fordites two rnns in tne first and hav­ fanned for the third out.
charges of eons draey in defrauding the two wells and the reservoir provid determined. Either route is feasible.
hours, 13 minutes. U m pire, W ilkinson.
Miles
was
safe
when
Crawford
drop­
ing the bases pretty well occupied in
the government in coal weighing ed by the tunnels together with two When this project first was undertaken
the second he was derriked and McIn­ ped the bull at first; Scholtz drove a
frauds were give n by McNab as the pumps at the disposal o f the water a few years ago the plan was to build
Eliminale
the
Graf
1er.
liner
to
Harper
on
second
and
was
out;
tyre called to the mound. Mac was in
causes of his re: ignntion, which was works should do away with a good deal through Coos Bay, but present inten­
fine form and with perfect support Isaacs got a single but Shorty went
That would-be settlers coming to telegraphed to V 'ushington.
of tilt* trouble which has been experi- tions are to follow the Rogue river val­
would have held the Medford team out on a force; Gill went out and the Oregon have, in many instances, been
Drew Camlnett I is a son of former oi ctd in the past hy the water users. ley east from Gold Beach to Grants
side
was
down.
scoreless in his part o f the game. As
victimized hy unscrupulous land specu State Senator A Caminetti of Ama-
7 he new well has a good supply of Pass.
6th. The Pointers were out in easy
it was through an error one run was
lators and that the state as a whole dor, recently npp finti■<! United States water and the two ought to supply
“ I f the Oregon connection with this
put over on him. He struck out nine order with only four men up to bat. ha? been injured by their operations, commis-ionor m oral of immigration
all-coast line is made through Grants
sufficient
for
all
needs
in
a
long
time
o f the Medford bunch and that is a Harper got on but Wilson and Mae i a statement made at the annual con­ by President Wilson.
Pass it is probable that the Grants Pass
to come.
good record for any pitcher for those both whiffed and Harper was caught vention of Oregon bankers recently
McNab vas first ordered to delay
& Crescent City railroad, now being
players are sure there with the wallop at second when Crawford sent out a held at Corvallis, and the attending until autumn the prosecution of Ca
Get a ticket in the bald headed row financed, will become a link in the
MeFadden, a twirler from the Apple- Hrounder.
delegates expressed a determination niinetti and Diggs. On this account lor the Old Maid's Convention next chain. While the Grants Pass & Cres­
gate country who has recently joined 1 Medford tried hard to do something to co-operate with the commercial he had intended to resign after the Wednesday evening, and you may get cent City project has been developed
the Medford team, had the mound for u '**' Hill out on first when he bunted; bodies throughout the state in an effort conclusion of the W- tern Fuel cases, as pleasant a surprise as did those who hy local capitalists it is certain that it
the first four innings but gave the Vutle on a fly to short; Marshall was to put greedy real estate men out of tju* " lu n he r< « riv.-d a telegram from sat in the same row at the Hanky will he taken over hy the Southern
Pointers little trouble. Hurd started presented with a ticket to flirt
fii.'t; Mel- business. The plan does not contem­ McReynoids, ord in him to postpone Panky performance last week.
Pacific if it can be made a part of a
out in good shape in the fifth but the choir was safe on an error and Hurd plate the entire elimination o f land Indefinitely the trial of Robert Bruce
through route between Portland and
batters soon found his shoots and had was at caught first.
San Francisco.
selling agencies, but does propose to and Sidney V. Smith; Indicted with
Some line Veqetables.
7th. Both sides were easy outs with
little trouble in connecting with the
annihilate the sharks who have been six other Wes- ru Fuel directors, he
"This all-coast route will he consider­
We are endebted to J. W. Elden for
four
men
for
each
up
to
face
the
pitch­
ball.
speculating in good Oregon soil, taking decided to wait no longer.
ably shorter than the present Shasta
s
mie
very
fine
vegetables
from
his
Errors were plentiful on both sides er.
it out o f production and holding it for
garden during the past week and there­ route o f the Southern Pacific. It will
8th. Nothing doing for Central Point an unreasonable increase in price, it
but Medford players made the greater
Washington. II developed that the
by have the privelege o f sampling at eliminate much curvature and many
but Medford counted once. Gill got on was decided to form an appraisement trials of Drew (' iiiiliuttl and Maury I
number o f bobbles.
first hand some o f the most excellent heavy grades. The running time be­
1st. Central Point took two in then- when Harper fumbled his grounder, committee in each community to pass Diggs were postponed hy Attorney- produce of the Rogue River valley gar­ tween Portland and San Francisco, it
half when Harper first up went to went to second when Mac threw to on the prices o f lands, the committee General McKcynoMs al the request of den lands, Mr. Elden and his son with is believed, can be greatly reduced.
‘ ‘ Moreover, it will develop a section
first; Wilson got 'on with a hit and first to catch him and CraWTord let the to consist o f two members o f the local Secretary of Labor Wilson, who lias their families are comparatively new
McIntyre was given a pass. Wilson ball get by him. Gill counted when commercial body and one hanker, and taken upon himself the lvsponslbiiity arrivals in this country having purchas­ o f the Pacific slope that now is without
scored when Crawford sent out a sin­ Hill hit safe to right field; Antle was intending purchasers will be advised to for the postpoi: nu-nt of 1lie trials be­ ed their ranch in the Williow Springs railroad facilities and that offers in­
gle.
McIntyre counted while they safe on an easy one but Hill was re­ purchase no real estate from any deal­ cause he wanted young Camlnett Is district not many months ago and have estimable productive possibilities.
were retiring Toots at the first station tired at third in the play. Marshall er until the value o f same has been father to come ln-re and familiarize made some very noticable improve­ Rogue River Courier.
when Miles handled his grounder was out on his drive to right field when passed upon hy the appraisers and tile- himself with his new duties as com­ ments on their property, among other
Voters Must Register
Coleman ended the inning by a hit to Clark threw to first in time to catch price asked decided to be a reasonable missioner general of immigration, things having built modern residences
second which was sent to first in time him. Melchoir went out for the third one. It was stated as a fact that much caused the president to take ail inter­ and other buildings on the place. Along
According to a report recently sent
on a foul to Curley.
of the agricultural land in Oregon is est in the controversy.
to catch him.
with the other residents o f Willow out from the county court ofiice there
President Wilson announced that lie
The Pointers should have had another held at too high a figure. There is
Medford came back with two in their
Springs district they are boosters all are very few registered voters in the
half on a hit by Miles; Sholtz was out, in the last frame when Crawford got doubtless plenty o f good land which intends personally to Investigate the the time and understand that the most county at the present time. It seems
circumstances of the resignation of
Coleman to first; Isaacs got transpor­ a double, went to third when Toots sent can be obtained at a fair price, hut the
substantial boosting comes from the the new law for registering o f voters
usually unfamiliar with John L. McNab, United States district showing of well improved ranches.
tation; Gill was safe at first; Hill fan­ one to short which was fumbled; Cole­ newcomer,
invalidates the old law and that it will
attorney for the norlhern district of
ned for the second out; Antle got a man hit a high one to right field which local values and conditions, seldom
That they are well versed in agricul­ he necessary for all who wish to vote
California. He said lie Imd called for
double which scored the two; Marshall was caught. Crawford tried to beat hears o f that land. The committee
tural pursuits is amply attested hy the at the next general election or uny
all papers in the ease.
will
see
that
he
gets
a
square
deal.
it
in
but
saw
he
did
not
have
time
and
took the count and the side was out.
piality of the produce they raise as thing which is referred to the voters
Representative Kalin of California
2nd. Gaskin sent out a double but started hack to third. Hill let the
w II as by their up-to-date improve­ will have to register again without they
introduced
in
tile
home
two
resolu­
The second production o f the cantata
Farra fanned, Clark was out at first throw get hy him and Crawford took a
ments o f their home and surroundings. have done so since June 3, 1913. The
tions (h-maniiing that the attorney
and Harper sent an easy one to Miles seeond try for the plate. The hall was “ The Crowning o f Love” was put on
They are the kind o f |>eople who make fact o f the lack o f legal voters at the
general produce all tin- documents and
and was retired at first for the third stopped at the grand stand and return­ at the local opera house Friday evening
a community a desirable one in which present time was discovered when the
orders
referr
r-
to
the
postponement
ed to Hill in time to tag the runner. of last week in connection with a mov­
to reside.
matter o f an election for issuing road
out.
of the Dig
el < nniiiiettl and the
bonds was considered and it was shown
Medford was just as easy when Mel­ Curley Wilson contended that the ing picture show. Tiiose who attended
We t-rn Cm l trm i trials, which re­
that all voters would have to register
choir drew a walk but was caught nice­ passed hall, when stopped as it was by enjoyed the show very much and all
Hu
y
Would
Co-operate.
sulted in tin- res' nation of United
ly at seeond in testing Curley’s whip; the stand, entitled the runner to his who took part in the cantata perform­
The county judge o f Klamath county before they could vote. A register is
Stalls I list tilt Attorney J. L. McNab
named for every precinct in the county
MeFadden whiffed, Miles went safe but base and had some words with his umps ed their parts in a very creditable
of San Cram : o. The resolutions are has wiittcn to Judge TouVelle with the
Scholtz ended it by a high one to left over the decision o f out. Gaskin whiff­ manner. It is too bad that such a
suggestion that Siskiyou, Klamath and and voters must register with the o f­
hr id eiiou- li to rover every paper
ed for the last out.
worthy organization as the Relief Corps,
ficial person or not at all. It is also
field which Farra gathered in.
i-i (he dijiartmcnt of Justice referring Jackson counties unite on the good
for
the
benefit
o
f
which
the
entertain­
claimed that voters can no longer be
3rd. Wilson was out on a high one
roads
proposition
and
coopcrrte
in
In their last effort the Medfordites
to the case.
to center; McIntyre got a hit to left fizzled out with only three men to face ment was given,should not have roc« iv-
building permanent highways to con­ sworn in on election duy and have a
ed
a
better
patronage.
Those
who
had
field; Crawford walked and Toots was the heaver. Hurd __ ___________
t one to
nect the three counties. The letter vote.
sent an easy
safe at first on a single; McIntyre 1 Coleman and was out at first; Miles charge of the play extend their thank Unique Entertainment In
Iso suggests that a good roads meet-
ng be held at Medford sometime soon
scored and Coleman was safe at first j laid one down to short which was sent to all those who took part and tl
n which these counties would all be
when they tried to force the runner at j to first and caught him; Scholtz could- patriotic ones who attended.
Ashland, June 23, 1913.
The management o f the Y. M. ('. A represented. Judge TouVelle and the
A t a meecting o f the officers o f the
have a treat in 'ore for the public in rest o f the county court express them- Southern Oregon Soldiers' and Sailors'
y£ " ~ V y f "
M
“ M
6
f
P,
f» H
M.,.¡
«
Ives as heartily in favor o f any co­ Association held at Talent, Ore., June
^
fi-
y/
A n in Centra. operation movement and it is quite like­ 21, it was decided to hold the next an­
ly that a meeting will be arranged for nual reunion at Talent, beginning Sep­
m
^ 'J About thirty
tl
t looking young n the near future and later such meet- tember 15 and continuing for five days.
y r I ami old nmi.l?
maid ; ot
of the town have been ngs held in the other counties.
JJj
There will be an enterntainment each
K w j doing diligent priu-tiee for the past
night. Monday night will he Talent,
week or two, and will certainly electri­
Medford Will Celebrate.
Tuesday night Central Point and Gold
fy the audits
with their funny stunts,
Medford base ball team is to play Hill, Wednesday night Grants Pass,
q mint C( ■
: "I I ’ o.nl s living ■.
Montague on July 4, 5 and 0 at Med­ Thursday night Medford, Friday night
I’rofe isor Pinkerton and his Wonder­
ford. According to the Medford papers Ashland.
ful Tr.m form (11 )cr more subtle and
J. P. S A Y LE ,
there
is a purse o f $500 for the winner
» *
more mystifying than any o f the cele­
Col. Commanding.
of the series o f games. Montague is
brated Wayne's magic will he there
Attest: J. W. Hicks, Adjt.
lid to have a fast team and for this
and transform the most object looking
0 4 \
game will he strengthened hy a coast
old maids into pretty, winsome young
I'i/e lists for Industridl Contests
league battery.
The Central Point
creatures. Il is certainly the greatest
t am plays at Grants Pass on the 4th
Pamphlets containing a complete
invention o f the agi
hut hold on we­
and 5th where they are in on a tourna­
* 4 % . aint going to ti II J il anymore about ment with teams from Weed, Rose- prize list, also rules mid regulations
governing exhibits for Children’s In­
it come and : éc­
yourself.
burg and the Puss, all very good teams dustrial Contest at the state fair at
*
We only have a few suits o f men's clothing
This
entertainmen
i
i
being
given
to
»
*
and some fast games are promised.
Salem, September 29 to October 4, are
a-sisst in paying li, i unning expense of
left, and these run in sizes 34, 35 and 30 no other
ready for distribution and may be se­
the Y. M. ( ’. A. am I i. it is the first
To Patrons of Photo Studio
cured for the asking from any of the
sizes. Likewise we only have a few suits in boys’
one for almost three month - , the men­
I wish to thank my patrons for the following:
agement hopes for ali'! certainly ex
clothing, sizes running from 15 to 19 years inclu­
J. Percy Wells, Jacksonville; Olvie
p-ct.s
large utten iai.ie. Admission work they have given me while in Cen­
sive. Prices on the above will range from
Scott,
Rogue River; I). C. Henry, Gold
tral
Point.
I
will
be
hack
in
a
short
It erved seat ? 10c extra, and
will g
on sale Si ¡tiirday at fi. S. time to finish the work which is in the Hill, Rose (iay. Rock Point; W A. Cow­
ley,Central Point;Mr. Fredenberg, Butte
Mrs. Lcsmeister-Brice.
Moore'
Let every body come and he the studio.
Falls; H .W .A ger, Phoenix; A. J. Florey,
sure nd ! secure your i eats early,
'Hie body o f Orlie Rush was found in Eagle Point. Mrs. I). Pirozzi, Ashland;
TI Y. I. C. A. w ith it- fine "g y m ,”
the river late Wednesday after having Edna Houston, Trail; U. S. Collins,
largì
id ligi t real ling room, hot and
Medford; G. W. Ager, Talent.
been in the water two weeks.
0 4 % i cold shower:st the ly «af<i* .swimming
I f you are old, ugly and can’ t get a
V
t * pool in the commiinnly, a u [rand tennis
It is planned to resume operations at
>ther
mes and at- man, come to the Old Maid’s Conven­ the Buzzard mine in the Elk Creek
■% court and n
tractions tinit ma!
glad t he heart of tion m xt Wednesday in Central llall country soon as a car load o f ore which
0 4 t the boy, is rxTtair
an ir: Ktitution of and he transformed into a sweet little | was recently sent to a California
which our c
«illy
proud. I.et maid o f sixteen,
smelter to be reduced gave very satis­
'
everybody hdp to irrv on this good
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Lyons went to factory results. The mine is one of
work by buyi
j o r thrci ■ j
tickets to Marion, Oregon, last Thursday where the best producers in Southern Oregon,
0 4 % the Old Maid 8 Cor
ntion, next Wed* they were called hy the death o f Mrs. it is said, and J. W. Merritt, W. C.
V t *
R. O. Smalley, Mr. Lyon’s aunt. They I^ever and P. O. Applegate are heavily
nesday evenii
returned home Sunday. Mr. Lyons interested in it. Mark Applegate is to
A most pi«.■a*ant
«torta:inment was
a* K
was also at Corvallis aid says he liked have charge of the work at the mine.
\W w
e that given i n Coni tra 1 Hal
1 Saturday
the looks o f the country there.
While the continued rains are doing
' evening by the ( hid Felk iwh and the
A card from Hugo I.ange Thursday some damage to hay which is cut and
Rebekahs ar ui the •if frier, i lj . A nice
■1 tie- like morning states that he and Walter still in the field it seems to he the gen­
• mg. Re­ Hawk arrived in Cortland Tuesday of eral opinion that the gool it will do to
he guests
horoughly this week; that they had work in a the second crop o f alfalfa and the fruit
I o f those garage; and that Walter still had his will he far greater than any damage it
% *'
%
%
letica ri.i
er*.
cow hell.
does.
CENTRAL POINT 5:
FEDERAL ATTORNEY
SENDS RESIGNATION
TO MEDFORD 3
C entra! IIJ ', Ju'y 2nd
i% :^ ¿
/ ' i y jT i s r /i X ~ A
X 1
I
ill >
St
S r’
$4.00 TO $10 PER SUIT
“The Old Reliable”
CRANFILL
& ROBNETT.
Hi
Ki
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4 %0 4 %0 4
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Reunion dl Idlt lit