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CARRANZA BARRED
FROM MEDITATION
point
SPECIALIS IS IN It ACHINO TOO FEW !
We Ihank You
THE
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NEWS FROM NAII0N4F H U IL A I
HERALD
W ill c o -o p e ra te w ith you on any
proposition fo r the b etterm en t
o f C en tral P oin t and its v icin ity
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N umber 2
‘ THE VILLAGE L A W Y E R ’’
In behalf of the city the Mayor
Wtli Prepared I’tddgogues Will lind returns thanks to all who so generously President Selects I x-Secrettiry oF
gave their services either personally or
Their Labor Heller Pdid in New Fra with teams, and done such good work Stdle Olney to Head Reserve Board
on our streets Saturday, /fpril 25. 1
The demand for genuine specialists
Washington.— President Wilson has
Refusal lo Agree to Armistice With in certain branches of teaching will ex­ Such a spirit of willingness to cooper­ ■elected the five men, who, together
ate in benefitting our city by improving
ceed the supply for many years in the
with the secretary of the treasury,
Efuerld Said to He Cause
our streets is indeed most gratifying
W. G. McAdoo, and the comptroller of
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Northwest, according to ' “Choosing a
and highly commendable.
STORY OF THE PLAY
Washington.—General Carranza and Calling,” a booklet just issued by the
the currency, John Skelton Williams, ;
We note with pleasure that every
Seth
Barrett,
a
young
lawyer,
is running for district attorney against David
the constitutionalists were practically University of Oregon for high school
are to compose the federal reserve
member of council assisted in the day’s
Conant, a political “ boss” of long standing. Conant is incensed at Seth’s re­
eliminated from proceedings of the seniors a.:d juniors of the state,
board.
work, and many of the leading mer­
three South American envoys who "Choosing a Calling” predicts an era
Richard Olney, of Boston, Mass., fusal to withdraw his name from the ticket. Being unscrupulous and unrelent­
chants. Among those who participated
have undertaken to solve the Mexican of much belter prepared teachers, with
former
secretary of state under Presi­ ing toward those who thwart his purpose, he commands Seth, who is desperate­
in the actual work were: J. O. Isaac­
ly in love with his daughter, Helen, to cease paying his attention to her. Seth,
problem by diplomacy.
bitter standing and better monetary
dent
Cleveland,
to he governor of the
son, hanker; Guy Tex, postmaster;
early in his college career, sowed a few wild oats and became acquainted with
In a telegram to General Carranza returns. It describes the educational
board.
Rev. C. L. Creesy, Max Englaid, The
gay Broadway and its habitues. He soon awoke to the folly of it all and quite
the mediators announced that in view situation in Oregon as follows:
Paul Moritz Warburg, of New York,
Mayor, W. E. Alexander, W. Warner,
forgets the incidents associated with that period. In some way, however,
“ The glimmer o f the day when peda­
of his refusal to agree to an armistice
member
of
the
banking
firm
of
Kuhn,
B. F. Peart, D. C. Grim, F. M. Adams,
l onai,t learns of this, and negotiates with an actress, who knew Seth at this
with General Huerta, they withdrew gogy will come into it- own in Oregon M. F. Pence, A. E. La Ponte, Jacob Loeb & Co.
lime, in an attempt to make public a greatly magnified account o f Seth’s past.
their invitation to him to send a per­ is beginning to show. Dissatisfaction Stone.
Harry A. Wheeler, of Chicago, vice- In order to injure him politically. But despite Conant’s iron will and under­
sonal representative to participate in with some of the accomplishments of
Among those who furnished teams president of the Union Trust Com­ handed methods, love finds a way. Seth is not easily frightened, is firm in Ids
the present system is general. The
the mediation negotiations.
were: 1. C. Rohnett, A. W. Beebe, pany of Chicago, and former presi­ purpose, and plays the game so fairly that Conant becomes ashamed of his
General Carranza had inquired in a taxpayer is gradually realizing that the John Williams, Ed March, James dent and organizer of the United
actioi s and relents. Interwoven with the stormy courtship of the village law­
note to the envoys what subjects a investment that pays best returns is Shields, F. H. Madden, Hoy Davidson, States Chamber of Commerce.
yer, a quieter, hut iiune the less earnest, romance runs its course.
special representative might he re­ the investment in education.
Herman Simpkins, E. H. Strohmehr,
W. P. G. Harding, of Birmingham,
CAST OF CHARACTERS
"W
hat
significance
has
this
change
quired to discuss, pointing out that if
W. H. Norcross, Robert Kyle, Henry Ala., president of the First National
the general problem of pacifying Mex­ o f sentiment? It means better days W. Head, Freeman & Wiley Company. Bank of Birmingham, and one of the S ktii B arrett The Lawyer........................................................ R obkrt D unlap
D anid C onant A Political “ Boss” ................................................ F red T ayi . uk
ico were to be approached he could for the teacher for one thing. It also
Contributions of cash were made by: leading bankers of the south.
not authorize anyoie to participate in means better prepared teachers to turn Dr. Me M. Dow, fg.00; K. H. Hopkins, j Dr. Adolph Caspar Miller, of San J ames F erguson H is Right Hand Man.........................................J ames V estal
M kdkan A ltimis
the negotiations. lie reiterated that out better prepared students to become $2.00; J. E. Boswell. $2.00; G. S. Moore, ' Francisco, now assistant to Secretary At. an S pencer A Summer Boarder.....................................
S am D ili . A Much Married Man. .................... ...................... W illiam W ilson
he would consent to mediation only better teachers to torn out better $2.00; Dr. E. Davis, $2.50.
Lane of the Interior Department, a j
............ J ohn C owley
on the incidents which had brought students, and so on until the whole
Frank Taylor supplied doughnuts to J member of the faculty of the Univer- j D an B right Learning to he a Lawyer.......................
1
■
vel
of
efficiency
in
the
state
will
he
about a controversy “ between the
keep the men from starving, and sity of California, who is an econo­ H i i.EN C onant David’s Daughter.............................................. B lanche M iller
I sabel I nuekwood From Gay Broadway.............................. L ouise E i . estad
United States and Mexico,” holding raised in proporation to the elevation Craniill & Kolmett furnished lemons mist and authority on finance.
A ngie B arrett Sister of Seth................................................... T hresa T icknor
that he was the constitutionally chos­ in the standard of education. In Ger­ and oranges for drink.
Upon the new board will devolve j M rs . D ili . Not Afraid to Speak Her Mind..................
... G race M iller
en leader to whom complaint about many, for example, insistence on better
On account o f the lack of space ow- the task of setting in motion the bank- j
L obelia A Household Factotum.........................................................S adie B ekhe
the insult at Tampico and other of­ quality in education has made the cm i ig to the publishing the city financial ’
lng system of the country through the
fenses originally should have been pire one of the leading industrial coun­ statement the following had to he held '
SYNOPSIS
12 regional reserve hanks already se­
tries of the world. Teaching in even
made.
A
cr
I.
Seth
Barrett’s
office,
on
an
afternoon in August. Love and politics.
over from last week.
lected. They also will constitute the
In view of the unyielding attitude the lower grades there is regarded as
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governing board which will regulate A ct 11. Same as Act 1, about a week later. The letters.
of the constitutionalists it is believed j PerhaPa the most honorable of the pro­
Oregon Good Roads Day A Success the 12 bank» and issuance of currency. A ct 111 Home of Seth Barrett, the next evening. The heart of a woman.
mediation virtually would be limited fessions, worthy in its financial retu-n
A ir IV. Same as Acts I and II, the following day. The winning hand.
Prolonged Session Feared.
Practically all over the state April ¿5
to the arrest of American marines at and otherwise to be chosen as a man’s
Members of the house and senators
was observed by business men a? d
Tampico and other offenses which had permanent work.
“ Now is the time to prepare to be­ others and a vast amount o f effecti e whose terms are drawing to a close
W EEKLY INDUS FILIAL HI VIEW
brought the Huerta government and
T H E M E X IC A N E M B R 0 G L I0
come a factor in the coming education­ woi k was done on the roads. Portia d ere becoming uneasy over the compli­
the United States to the verge of war.
al revolution. Teachers o f specialties sent out a train o f 11 cars loaded with cations that have arisen in congress
War department has ordered that
with a broad university training are men from practically every busine s threatening to prolong the session in- i Spanish American war veterans who Oregon Development News id line of
N A V A L F U N E R A L S F O R D E A D more and more demanded in the North­
Industries, Payrolls. 1 te.
line in the city. They were taken o definitely. The rear is general that! wis,‘ to *° to *,le fro'" w‘» have to
National Ceremony Planned for Those west. Do you desire to teach, and Oneonta, on the Columbia River Higl - little opportunity will be afforded for t*n 1 ist with the state militia
The practice of "sniping" in Vera (P repared l>y the S ta le Hurenu o f Industries ami
Fallen In Mexico.
have you an aptitude for mathematics? way and turned loose with picks a d campaigning this fall. In fact, there
Statistics. Portland, O regon .
Washington.—Sailors and marines Why 'not specialize in mathematics? shovels to assist the regular graders in are a few senators who begin to fear Cruz has ceased, and the people are
who were killed at the occupation of For languages? For science? For Eng­ cutting down the side o f the mountain that the session may drag out through gradually returning to their normal
It is proposed to utilize the wire
Vera Cruz will be honored with funer­ lish? Why not specialize in English and Strung along the highway for a distance the fall and merge into the regular occupations.
grass that grows on Young i Bay near
Aeroplanes performed valuable serv­
al services of a national character on literature? The demand for genuine of nearly a mile, the various “ gangs” session In December. This extreme
ice In doing scout duty at Vera Cruz. Astoria for manufacture of paper.
the arrival of their bodies aboard the specialists will exceed the supply for made the soil and gravel fly for several view, however, is not generally held.
This week the manufacturer-of Lane
United States cruiser Montana at New years in the northwest”
It is evident, however, that unless | The American blrdmen ascertained
hours until fatigue, famine and blisters
county will hold an exhibit of their
.
the
location
of
the
Mexican
outposts.
York.
the president is willing to surrender
brought on a general strike.
; One of the flights was made at night. products to encourage lorn indutries.
With all martial pomp and cere­ Colorado Provides for Military Duty.
Hood River did its road stunt on Fri­ a part of his legislative program, the
The Dalles has hi ught 140 acres on
The United States navy, it is said,
mony, the bodies of the dead blue­
Denver.— The Colorado legislature day and turned out with about 1,000 session will continue well into the
now has its full complement of 51,500 the river front to piv free sites for
jackets and marines, killed in Vera w'll provide a means of meeting the men. Redmond observed the same day Kte summer or fall
Cruz April 21 , 22 and 23, will be state military indebtedness of approx­ with 75 workers. Klamath Falls had Trust Program In House Made Up. men, as result of the enlistments since factories.
the trouble between the United States
brought to New York next week. A imately $1,000,000 before a lengthy re­ no roads o f its own needing improve­
The De Lose Mining a id Die I- ng
The anti-trust legislative program and Mexico started.
national requiem there is planned, a cess or final adjournment of the spe­ ment, so the volunteers went to Fort
Co. has bought a latg ir hard at < i Id
in the house was made up, when the
Rebel Commanders Carranza and Hill and will work the ground for
memorial service typically American. cial session is taken. This was the Klamath and put in a lot o f good woi k
judiciary committee ordered favorably Villa agreed to remain spectators of plseer gold.
The leaden caskets, each enveloped consensus of opinion expressed by the widening the road to Crater Lake. reported its omnibus hill designed to
tin1 trouble between the United States
in the Stars and Stripes, will be the huuse and senate leaders at the con­ Farmers in the vicinity of McMinnville
A special vess -I has been charted to
cover the administration recommenda­ and Huerta, president of the de facto
biers and shrine at which the country clusion of a long joint executive ses­ turned out with teams and hauled six
carry -IX groat Oregon logs to the
tions, and Chairman Clayton Intro­ government in Mexico.
will mourn.
sion at which the subjects contained carloads of gravel out to the Sheridan
Panama Exposition for columns for the
duced a resolution proposing one of
Announcement that Foreign Minis­
in the governor's call were discussed. road where it was spread by toilers
the most ironclad rules on lecord to ter Rojas Inis resigned front President Oregon building.
Methodist Bishops Oppose War.
from the town. Eugene's good roads rush the measure through.
The Toledo co-operative creamery is
Huerta’s cabinet was taken as con­
Philadelphia.—The board of bishops Carranza Will Not Cease Hostilities. army was estimated at 2,500 strong
The hill is mainly the same as when firmation of reports that formidable now in operation.
of the Methodist Episcopal Church in
El Paso, Tox.—General Carranza and was employed in distributing introduced less than a month ago as
The Oregon Railroad t omm - on is
opposition to the dictator is develop­
semi annual meeting in this city pass­ has formally declined the suggestion crushed rock and gravel along the city
a revised combination of separate hills ing in Mexico City.
examining the hooks ami accounts of
ed a resolution indorsing President of the mediators that he cease hos­ and county rosds, Roseburg turned
on holding companies, interlocking di
Farmers surrounding Vera Cruz about fifty public utdltv corpn atoms
Wilson's effort to “avoid a war with tilities against Huerta pending the out men, woman and children and put rectorates, etc.
have
asked Funsloit to extend his to ascertain their physical value ami
the people of Mexico."
outcome of the plan of mediation. His in a good days work on the Pacific
The house rules committee contem­ lines as they have found the Ameri­ earnings.
note, sent to Washington, was made Highway. Bend, in addition to turning
plates lfi hours of general debate, five
Gresham fruit grow ns are moving to
out a numerous force o f actual work­ minute speeches on any Item, hut te cans excellent customers for their pro­
The Supreme court has upheld the public here
ducts and want to continue supplying establish a cannery.
$200,000 bond issue of Grants Pass for
North Powder has passed an ordi­ ers, contributed about $1,000 in real strlcted in the total to a maximum of
money to pay for continuation of the
them blit ure harassed by "snipers"
the purpose o f building a section of nance to construct a gravity water work. Good Roads Day should he four hours—un unusual limitation—
The farmers around Burns have let
except within the zone under Ameri­
railroad to the Coast.
system.
made an annual event.
a rontrael for erection of a co-operative
the hill then to he voted upon without can control.
meat packing plant.
intervening motions.
Admiral Fletcher made a personal
Little Change in Labor Section.
Inspection of the fortress of San Juan
Obituary
The so-called labor section
Is De Ulna ¡it Vera Cruz. The horrors
changed hut little. II declares that lie found rivaled those of the dark
Mrs. Wilham Welch Dell .1. Mitchell
“ nothing in the antitrust lews shall ages. There were lit! prisoners liv­ was born at Sams Valley, Jackson
he construed as forbidding existence ing in Iniliscrihuble filth ¡mil under
county, March 30, 13X3, and was married
and operation of fraternal, labor, con conditions of the most awful degrada­ to William Welch of that | lac on Jan-
Burners', agricultural or horticultural tion. Many were barely alive. Others
tiary 1-1, 11109. Mrs. Welch had been
organizations, orders or associations were In caverns under the sea. Ituts
ill for some time and the end came la-1
Instituted for purposes of mutual help were everywhere. The admiral or­ Friday, May 1st, at the home of her
and not having capital stork or con­ dered the place thoiioiighly cleaned husband’s parents, M,. anil Mrs. J. 1!.
ducted for profit, or to forbid or r e and all the prisoners transferred to Welch in tin- Sams Valley i i-lrict.
strain Individual members of such or­ lll-lil cells.
Most of her life was spent in tl.is county
ganizations from carrying out the le
and she w h s for a time a resident o f
gitimate objects thereof."
Canal To Open Soon.
this city. She was a member of the
Parama. Plans are b»diig matured Eastern Star anil Rihekah lodges and
National Capital Brevities.
Charge d'Affalres O'Shaughnessy under the Instruction of Governor about twenty-five m< mhers id' the local
and family arrived in Galveston on the Goetlmls to put a Panama railroad order of Eastern Star went out Monday
steamer thr- ugh the canal within iU to attend the funeral which was held
tender Yankton.
President Wilson ordered the com­ days.
at the home in SarrH Valley and inter­
plete disarmament of all civilians In
T- tlmony has been Introduced at ment made in the cemetery at that
the Colorado strike district!.
Terre Haute, Imi., to show that Mayor place. She leaves to mourn her death
The senate defeated the bill of Sen­ Roberts directed assaults against re­ her husband, William Wi Ich; her moth­
ator McCumber providing for federal publican workers at the polls. The er, Mrs. Henry II. Mitchell; two sisters.
AND
Inspeetion and grading of grain, and mayor Is also Implicated In the charge Mrs. Joseph H Perry and Mrs. Howard
designed to obtain uniformity and of Illegal registration of 18 allege l D. Betts; and two brothers all residents
classification of grain.
of Jackson county, and a host i f girl
fictitious names.
The public building commission, In
The white slippers that Mis* Elean­ hood friends.
its report to congress, urges the cre- or Wilson will wear on the occasion of
ntlon of a federal bureau to have com h» t approaching wedding to H»-eretary
Sophia Hoover Emery Deceased was
plete charge of the erection of all of the Treasury McAdoo. are being born in Pennsylvania March 15, 1820,
public buildings In the country. A made at Lynn, Mass., hut the makerH and was married to Eber Emery Nov­
standard plan suited to meet the needs refuse to t»-ll what the size of the ember !t, 1811. They came to Oregon
of the various communities, was rec­ slippers is.
in 1853 and were among the first settlers
ommended.
of Ashlami. In 1871 they moved to
In anticipation that President Wil­
Eagle Point where they resided unlil
To relieve unemployed, a bill has
son will spend much of the summer
1888 when they moved to Gold Hill. Mr.
been Initiated to tax all estates of $50,-
The Old Reliable,
Emery died in lxtil and since that time
in Washington, a large tent has been
OOO or over ten |«-r cent for a fund to
she has msde her home at Tolo with hii
ere» ted In the flower gar»h-i* Ju~t
south of the White House, where It be expended by a department o f public adnptod (|,u„ hter, Mrs J. F. Davis.
is expected the president will transact work
An adopted son, II. S. Emery, resides
much of his business during hot days.
Thr»e candidates for Governor and at Ashland. Death came Saturday,
May 3, at the age of Jl years, 1 month
The administrations leaders won an
-• veral other n~pirants are baiting
arni 18 days. Funeral services were
other point In the fight for repeal of
canal tolls'!* hen the sen- voters with initiative miasur«s at their held Monday and interment made in the
; free r Panama
an.i
own expel -e
I Central Point cemetery. R e v . J. F.
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« » r i ; il 1 i committee by a vote of $
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f
OM* red the house hill favoring
The Dornbecher F urniture Manufact­ ; Vernon officiating. Mrs. Emery had
repeal clause reported to tin xen-
been a member of the Kelieknh lodge
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uring ( or w ill build another two-story
since 1854 and was the oldest Rehekah
The senators urged an addition-
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clause assorting American rights concrete addition to its plant at Port­ living. Th«- Gold Hill lodge assisted in
land.
1 the funeral services.
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Central Point High School Play at Opeia
House Friday Evening, May 8.
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Just Received
A New Line of
Gents’ Neckwear
Shirts W ith Military Collars
Snappy and Up-to-Date.
Cranfill & Robnett
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