C e n t r a l p o in t h e r a l d . T h u r s d a y , m a y 21. ion
(3 u r ] terns o f Local In terest
Those Who Go and Come With Company They Entertain
John Griffith made a trip up Rogue
river Sunday to call on friends.
Broilers should weigh from 1$ to 2
pounds, take them to Faber & McDonald.
A. C. W alker was a business visitor
in Medford between trains Friday fo re
noon.
Miss Bessie Randall has gone to Rogue
j
River for a visit with her m other and
sister.
Burd Johnson of Debenger Gap was
a business visitor in this city the first
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hanby of Med
ford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.O.
Broadbent Sunday.
Mrs. Simpkins has gone to California
where she will spend the sum m er with
relatives and friends.
Richland and Newbridge,
Baker
county, are to be supplied with a mount
ain w ater system to cost $50,000.
Miss McBride of Table Rock spent
the latter part of last week in this city
as the gu est of Miss N ettie Lewis.
Miss Martha Raimey returned to her
home in this city the first of th e week
a ft e r a visit with relatives in California
cities.
Allred Gillette was in from Beagle
Tuesday transacting business in this
city.
Miss Eddington of Sams Valley was
the guest of Miss Francis Shields over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee W atkins of Med
ford visited friends m this city S a tu r
day evening.
ROYAL
BAKING PO W D ER
Dr E. Davis, dentist, Rostell Building.
Take your spring chickens to F ab er
3tf
F ab er buys poultry a t all tiroes. 3tf & McDonald.
A b s o lu te ly P u r e
Mr. and Mrs. J a s p e r Hanna of the
Kenneth Beebe and Miss Sadie Beebe
F. J . Taylor was a business visitor
Trail district were visitors in this city
were visitors in Medford Friday a f t e r
in Medford Friday afternoon.
the latter part of last week.
E. C. F aber was a business visitor noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller have gone
Miss Hazel P ru e tt spent the latter
in the county seat Monday forenoon.
to Trail for a few weeks visit with rel
H O ALUM, NO LIME PH O SPH A TE
stives and friends in th a t vicinity.
M. Marshall was a business visitor to p a rt o f. last week with friends in
the county metropolis Saturday a f t e r Phoenix.
Mr. and Mrs, Will Kelsoe returned
The fight for the use of Orogon stone
noon.
the first of the week from Gold Hill
The Pendleton Tribune says not only
Halibut bunks off the Tillamook
W. E. Alexander was a business as trimmings for the new sta te U niver
where they had been spending a few coast are being investigated.
the individual but every phase of in
sity
administration
building
is
whether
days.
visitor to cities north between trains
dustrial activity is hampered by too
the S tate A rchitect shall select terra
Marshfield city and county officials
Saturday.
Miss Purcell spent F'nday evening in
much legislation.
cotta or Oregon stone.
are
planning
the
construction
o
f
h boul
Medford where she took p a rt in a musi
Tom Perdue was renewing his ac
The southern Oregon and northern
Mr. Gales and a party from Canyon-
cal recital givJn by the pupils of Fred evard to the ocean.
quaintances in the city the latter part
California Mining Congress will be held
ville
spent
the
first
of
the
week
in
this
Alton H aight.
The Oregon Power Co, a t Eugene is a t Ashland early in July to revive in
of last week.
city while enroute to F o rt Klamath
Mrs. Carrey who has been the guest making spec ial rates to induce factories te r e st In mining and minimize the evil
R. M. Conley shipped out a car of
where the men expect to get work on
of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lewis for a few to locate at th at city.
effects of the Blue Sky laws.
hogs Tuesday evening to a Portland |
a large ditch which is to be put in in
weeks past, returned to her home in
A factory a t Marshfield has been
commission tirm.
Oregon has abundant raw material
that district this summer. The party
Fort Jones, California, the first of the equipped with machinery to turn out
Jim P e a r t was down from Phoenix was driving through with teams.
plenty of labor, hut must have capital
week.
fifty m attresses daily.
Friday afternoon for a short business
to develop these resources. In this
1. C. Ruhnett, George E. Fox and W.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Price of Weed,
Astoria is to get a s treetc ar line e x mean time laws th a t tax the capital
visit in this city.
W. Gregory are serving on the grand
California, arrived the first of the week tension of two miles a t the hands of and regulate the industry off the e a rth
Onion sets, and all kinds of field and jury which convened Monday a t the
Andy Klum and family left the first and Mrs. Price is making arrangem ents
the Pacific pow er & Light Company.
are suicidal.
garden seeds (fresh stock) now on sale county seat for the May term. The other of the week for Prospect where they
to reopen her photograph g a l l e y in
Lumber Interests and creosote Inter
a t the C. I*. Feed Store.
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A storia will spend $280,000 this year
members of th a t body are: S. W. Hollis expect to spend the next few months this city.
on a seawall, and fill in fifty blocks of ests are uniting to establish a number
E. L. Lane and his mother went to and W. D. Welch of Medford; Cliff in the hills.
Mr. and Mrs. O tto Berger of Long city property for factories and business. of wood block paving plants in Oregon
Medford Friday afternoon for a short Gallatin, Bur.com; and George W.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chambers went
Pine, Nebraska, have been spending
cities th a t have the raw m aterial and
visit in the county metropolis.
Parker, B utte Fulls.
to Medford Wednesday morning to at-
Ju dge McGinn holds th a t a railroad
the week with Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
John Grieves was down from Pros- tend the funeral of a friend held in th a t Walker north of the city. Mr. Berger company is not liable for damages done go a f t e r some of the s t r e e t and p erm a
Mrs. N. E. Childers was down from
nent highway business.
Medford Wednesday for a visit with pect Saturday on his way to Jackson- rtity on th a t day.
is president of the Berger-Hansen a passenger caused by a wreck in a
h e rp a r e n ts, Mr. and Mrs. 1. F. Williams, ville with the election retu rns of th a t j Bob Ashworth, who has been very Manufacturing company of Chicago.
storm.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hopkins spent sei‘tion for the primaries. He reports sick for the past few months, is con-
Coos Bay lumber shipments to San
A. W. Moon came in from the Will
Friday afternoon in Medford visiting | everything in th a t district flourishing siderably improved in health and is now
iams Creek district the latter p a rt of Francisco for the last two weeks of
friends and attending to business m a t for this time of year and prospects good able to be about the stre e ts some.
1 last week and Sunday he and his family April surpassed all others on the coast
for a very busy summer at the hotel.
8,240,000 feet.
ters.
Mrs. P. J. Hicken has gone to Mc- motored to G rants Pass for a short
Jim Cummings and John Osbourne
The
Lamb mining company is build
Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Spink left Mon- Minneville as a delegate from the local visit with relatives.
Mrs. Williams
returned Friday from Phoenix where eay for Washington where they will lodge of Rebekahs to the Grand Lodge who has been spending the past few ing a big reservoir near Ashland and
they had been employed for a few locate in a town about fifty miles north assembly. The Odd Fellows lodge is ; weeks with Mrs. Moon returned with will irrigate the Sunset orchard of sev
eral hundred acres.
of Portland and where Mr. Spink will represented by Lee W atkins of Med them to her home in Grants Pass.
weeks.
engage
in the same line of business ford who is a m em ber of the local lodge.
Business men in the hop industry
Mrs. Chamberlain of Ray Gold was
Henry F reem an returned Tuesday
representing $25,000,000, and a yearly
in this city Saturday calling on friends j which he carried on here. They have
Ainonti the Churches.
output of 5 to 6 millions are organizing
and doing some shopping a t the local the best wishes for prosperity of their morning from Standford University in
PKKSB Y T K K I A N
friends in this city.
California where he has been a student
against prohibition.
stores.
Sunday school at the usual hour,
The Malheur E nterprise says th ere
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stevens of Tolo
The w eather bureau has made ar- I in the law course during the p a st year
P U R E K E T T L E R E N D E R E D LA R D
10:00 a. m. Preaching services a t 11:00
will be general approval of the mem- j
were in the city S aturday visiting rangem ents to send out forecasts of and will spend the sum mer vacation
o
’clock.
with
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
J.
Res. 3 0 X 3
P hone. M ain 01
hers
of
the
legislature
who
put
ill
their
friends and attending to business af- • storm s to residents of the valley with
Morning subject, "A Successful L ife ” time sw atting fool laws.
the idea th a t it may be of assistance F'reeman.
fairs here.
There will be a union choir practice at
FIvening subject. “ The Romance of
When it comes to fertilizers wo to ranchers who have hay to take care
carry all kinds. T h e y ’re a good in of. As the forecast can be made about the Methodist church this (Thursday) L ife .”
Mr. Basham from New York expects
vestm ent when intelligently used. C. 48 hours in advance of a storm it should evening to prepare for the Memorial
prove o f considerable help to the hay service to be held in th e Y. M. C. A. to be at the church Sunday. The Sun
P. Feed Store.
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j next Sunday morning. All singers are day school as usual at 10 o ’clock.
makers.
Mrs. J . B. DeVore and children have
invited to attend the practice and help
gone to Canyonville for a few weeks
A class of five candidates is to be
with the singing.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
visit with Mrs. DeVore’s mother who imatiated into the local Odd F'ellows
FO R '
Henry
Lewis
returned
the
first
of
the
Rev.
C.
L. Creesy, pastor.
lodge a t the meeting n e x t Saturday
is in rath er poor health.
week
from
a
business
trip
to
Douglas
Sunday
School
9:45
a.
m.,
preaching
Twelve sheep belonging to R. M. evening if present plans are carried
county where he had been on a busi a t 11:00; Junior League a t 3:00 p. m.
Conley were killed Saturday morning out. One candidate, Leon Wilkinson,
ness trip and brought with him two fine Epworth League devotional service 7:00
on the crossing near Tolo when the was iniatiated last S aturd ay evening
thorough-bred sheep to be used in im p. m.; preaching service 8:00 each Sun
and
several
more
have
announced
their
herd was run into by a freig h t train.
proving the herd of sheep which his day. P ra y e r m eeting Thursday a t 8 :< hi
M. E. Root of the Foothill road was intention of joining the order in the :
p. m. Choir practise every Friday at
near future.
, I fa th e r own8-
in the city Monday enroute to Medford
Memorial services in honor of the old 7:30 p. m
to inspect work on an orchard near th at
O rch a rd ists!
soldiers will be held in this city Sunday,
Morning: This congregation is invited
city which he and Mr. Farrel have
Use "C orona” Dry A rsenate of Lead May 24, by a union m eeting at the Y. t> join in the union memorial services
leased for the year.
and you’ll get the best results. I t ’s M. C. A. Mrs. MacCullough, pastor of a t the Y.
J . F. Williams left the first of the the powder that stay s in suspension, the local Baptist church, will deliver i Evening subject: “ A Day of Mem ory.”
week for points in Northern California has no sediment; and is uniform in the memorial address and all citizens
Epworth L eague topic: “ Christian
where he will spend the sum mer months strength. I t ’s efficient, economical and are invited to attend the services which it y ’s G reatest Revival Mohammedan
prospecting and looking a ft e r some convenient. Why buy water? “ Coro will be appropriate for the occasion.
ism .”
mining claims he lias there.
n a ” cannot dry out. A t The Central
Relating the experiences of his re
BAPTIST.
Rev. L. M. Anderson of Medford and Point Feed Store.
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cent tour in the United States, Dr. G.
School
10 a. m., and B. Y. P.
Bible
the Presbterian ministers from Grants
Campbell Morgan, of England, declar-
Pass and Ashland were in thecityT u cs-
W hatever you may doubt, something ed, before the W estm inster Chapel Bi- 1 6:45 P- rn- ev<-’ry Su,lday' Preaching
day on business m a tte r s pertaining to there is which you deem true; however ■ ble School, th a t the prohibition move- services every second and fourth Sun
■ SF.E-
the local church of th a t denomination. much is common and unclean, you have m ent jn America is sweeping the coun- days. Morning 11:00 and evening 8:00
We are Jackson county agents for your gleams of w hat is surely holy; j try. Dr. Morgan said t h a t e v e rj- o ’clock. Rev. Mrs. W. T. D. MacCul
the famous Cyphers Incubators, Brood wherever you are weak, there is some : where in the United S tates those in au- lough, pastor.
ers and Poultry Supplies. They are m a tte r on which your secret eye is thority were wide aw ake to th e signif-
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
the standard by which all others are clear and your foot is firm. Here is cance of the movement, and th a t he
Bible
School every Sunday a t 10:00
judged. The C. P. Feed Store.
4fltf the ground on which your moral life is | |tnew many breweries to be on the
a. m. W. Fi. Alexander, Superintend
The firm o f Freem an & Wiley Com to be raised. Till you get down to the m ark et with no hope of purchaser,
foundations of natural piety and touch j Lawrence Brown left S aturday a fter ent. Social worship and communion
pany has lately had a new sign put up
services a t 11:00 a. m.
sacred ground, you cannot raise the
noon to go to Los Angeles, California, |
on the fro nt of their business block
super structure of either your know-j
which advertises the articles the firm
¡w here he has made arrang em ents t o !
sc ie n t is t .
ledge or your action.
en ter the aviation school there to learn
Christian Science services art held
handles and improves the general a|>-
N. R. Ashcraft went to Ashland S a t the mysteries of aviator. “ Brownie” i ev ery Sunday morning a t 11:00 a. m. in
pearance of the building.
urday for a short visit with relatives. has been greatly interested in flying the church edifice, on West Pine street,
Fred Alton H aight teacher of piano
Mrs. A shcraft went to th a t city early machines for some time and has now Sunday School at 9:40 a m. The public
will continue teaching in Central Point
in the week and they will spend the decided to make the business a study. is cordially invited to attend the.-e
every Tuesday during summer. Four
vacation period there. Mr. A shcraft His friends predict th a t he will prove services.
new pupils can be accepted. Haight
will not teach here another y ear but an ap t pupil and th a t we may some day
Music Studios, llti south Laurel street,
as y et does not know ju s t where he see him land a machine in Central Point.
Medford, Oregon, phone 176 R.
4d
3 0 E
will locate though it will probably be
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The baccalaureate sermon delivered
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Garvin of Rose- in
some city in the northern p a rt of the a t the y M c A Sunday evening by
burg arrived in the city Saturday and sta te as he has several offers from th a t
visited friends here until Tuesday morn- district under consideration. Their Rev. Douglas of Ashland was greatly
NOW SEND YOUR
The
Their many acquaintances here were friends here wish them the very best enjoyed by a large audience.
music by the high school students was \
pleased to see Mr. and Mrs. Garvin of success in the new location.
also much appreciated. Rev. Douglas I
again and enjoyed very much the vi-it
with them. Mr. Garvin has been ill ■ A change has been made in the sched gave a "ery good talk on the theme, I
with an attack of grippe for some time ule of the Shasta Limited running south “ What Seek You” and pointed out th at
p a st b ut is considerably improved at on theSouthern Pacific and the train will people usually found w hat they were
run about two hours earli ,r than h ere looking for in the world of today. He
present.
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tofore. This will bring the north and advised, th erefore, th a t the graduates
south bound limited through here a t turn their endeavors toward seeking
about the same time. As the Shasta only th a t which is good as in this the
does not stop at this station it will reward was certainly worth while.
not make any material difference with
The sum mer school session at the
Central Pointers except C. Gilmore who
Oregon Agricultural College is design
Where you are assure the best of service at all times with prompt delivery pnd
is now carrying the mail from the post- ed to help the people of Oregon in pre
But catch him first with
office to the depot and can make paring themselves to do b etter and
careful attention to all the details which give perfect satisfaction to customers.
the two trains a t one trip whereas he more satisfactory work and to do it
I formerly had to meet a train at 2:20 a. more economically. F’or this reason all
m. and again at 5:15 a. m.
students who believe th a t they can
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Crape Cream of Tarta/
CENTRAL POINT MEAT
COMPANY
Eresh and Cured Meat
and Sausages of
All Kinds.
G a r d e n T o o ls
O f Every Description
W. C. LEEVER
The Hardware Man
(O E
OK
LAUNDRY WORK
To the Grants Pass Steam Laundry
"S w a t the Fly”
A ER O X O N
the sanitary fly paper which
is fastened to the ceiling with
a thumb tack while the sticky
ribbon, gummed on both sides,
hangs suspended as a fly trap
where the pests are most apt
to be caught. Then you have
the best kind of a fly trap up
out of the way.
Try a sample roll and see
how nicely it works at
O L S S O N & SON.
GROCERIES.
A t th*
S . H. M u r r a y Stand.
F'ishermen angling in the creek above
j Ashland one day last week found the
carcass of a doe which had been shot
by some poacher at a “ lick” near the
creek. The deer was still warm when
found by the fishermen who at once
notified the game warden of th a t d's-
trict. A search was made for the
person who did the shooting but he had
made hi? get away though the tracks and
I biood of the doe showed plainly where
! he had stood when he shot and th a t the
i deer had been carried to the creek and
j thrown in. The warden has hopes of
landing the culpit yet. O ther districts
■ also "report poachers a f t e r the deer and
the wardens are out looking for the
unlawful shooters.
profit by the instruction offered will be
admitted without examination or r e
quest for credentials. “ It is presumed
th a t all who apply for admission have
a serious purpose and are of good moral
c h a ra c te r,” says Professor E. D. Ress-
ler, director of th e sum mer school.
“ College credits will be granted when
requested, to the e x te n t to which the
work accomplished is equivalent to the
standards demanded in the regular
school year. The regular college regis
tration fee of *5 is the only tuition
charged. Those attending few er than
six weeks will be charged $1 per week.
This one fee admits students to as
many courses as they can profitably
attend during the entire session."
Agency Now Opened at the
Gleason Sarber Shop
Laundry received by Wednesday noon will be returned by Saturday noon of
the same week. A trial order is solicited.
Leave packages with the barber next door to Merritt’s Store, Central Point.
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