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About Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1914)
CENTRAL POINT HERALD. THURSDAY. AUGUST 13. 1014 fFMTRAL POINT HERALD wibcommitaKravetactica|blun- present ders in bringing personalities in- : 1 to a county fight. B y H a s . sl k h & B ebb W e w ou ld like to see the com- i , i ' kniji . i i .1 n .-w»paper devoud to ¡n>, contest fought out on clean, _ straightforward party lines, and mi-HKD kveby T hursday . . h ........- - d $1.00 1 » per .A** u ao w in /tuanca 1 I . love a «n u . ... . .. I option prit*«*, yeur, in u advance. prevail. Mud is a nasty thing to use in ered n - Second-da#« matter. May 4 190«), •i . ¿».. i office at C‘entrai Point. Oregon, under politics. It splashes back. ; t of « oiivrress o f March a. lt>79. fM S I ‘in P A lM W i* kept on file at the D ar e A n- I n i L l\ vt.KTiaiNG A g e n c y . I n c ., 427 lain treet, I.os Anfr«‘ l«*#, arui 779 Market ,m f rancisco, where contracts fo r adver tí . ng t an Ex; made for it. A BARB4R0US _______ WAK boundaries as a price for cha-mei i.i.nd.* custom*. --- German territorial gains to the The Chauuei isiauds—where there is north; or, in case of German re- *■ “ se a a'moit verse, have their boundaries en- ken by william the conqueror-are the larged to include peoples o f their home of other quaint anUquarian rel- own tongue in contiguous terri- ks' A local whose election as jurat hail been annulled by therojal * -W * r *LOrl,’ i Mid-Summer at Newport August is essentially a beach month and the most delightful time in which to spend a vacation at Newport, to get away from the heat and dust of the Valley. <ourt of rise island on the ground of The crushing of Germany and llis haviug been sentenced to a term Austria-Hungary’s aspirati o n s . ^ ‘7 “ ™ ’? ar8 ag0 * ^ lt K bareheaded at the entrance to the Will result in the contraction ot courthouse and exclaimed, "Haro, their territorial limit-loss of the H»ro, Haro, a laide, rnon prince, on Improved Train Service It is extremely difficult for an two French provinces gained by j ^ . ^ « ^ ¡ u / c a . i ^ o ' ^ f . i m e T r Connection made at Albany and Corvallis American to iind the slig h test the former in 1870, and the los.s de i larn,” Is to stay proceedings until with C. & E. trains, which leave Albany at the petitioner’s case has lieen heard. Events have shattered the ar- circumstance which would justify o f the two Slav provinces taken In modern time* the cry has most fre 7:30 a. m. daily and 1:00 p. m. daily except Sunday. 11 nt that the maintenance of the war which seems to have in -; by the latter in 1903, as well as quently been raised to interrupt build a I; -ge armament is a guarantee volved nearly the whole of Eu- ««suit in the dismemberment of ing operations ou land to which the title is disputed—much to the aunoy- rope. The United States stand-! dual-monarchy,________ of peace. ance of unsuspecting strangers who ards o f international right and have settled in the islands without be- AISIKIA WAS INSOLENT On to Berlin is the cry of the justice do not contenance war ex iug aware of this curious trudition. The following editorial which f'opular etymology explains ’‘Haro" as to Newport, leaves Albany every Sunday French, and on to Paris the echo cept as a last resort to defend the abbreviation of "Ha, Hollo!” thus at 6:45 a. m., Corvallis 7:15 a. m. Arrives of the legions o f Germany, it is national honor or repeal invasion. ! t b( s tb(: ,ea' caU8e leading up au milking the cry a direct appeal to the Newport 11:10 a. m. revenge with one and race hatred The death, destruction, suffer- tf> the P'‘eserit European war we first Duke of Normandy. with the other, and with these ing and misery which are certain * leam fromthe PeI> of the worthy S p e cia l R o u n d T rip S ea son F a res a n d W e e k T h e M o s t A c c u r a t e M a c h in e . two incentives the world will to accompany and follow this hor-j u 111 tbe * ort * elegram: The world's must precise piece of E n d F a re s fr o m all S. P. p oin ts a n d S u n d a y stand aghast at the ferocity of rible conflict are appalling to con-j Whatever ulterior motive machinery is doubtless the Rowland E x cu rsio n F ares fro m A lb a n y a n d C orv a llis. dividing engine, owned and operated (he conflict. template. The struggle of nations | Austrian diplomacy may have by Johns Hopkins university. Balti the has been precipitated without had up its sleeve in bringing ’ more. Tills machine, the invention of We olten wonder if we fully For folders describing New warning and it is difficult to un lightning (lash of war out of a Professor Henry A . Rowland, long the appreciate our home county, set- clear sky in Europe, there can I»' bend of the physics department in that port, tickets and full informa derstand what it is all about. i-d a ; it is with an honest,thrif- no two opinions concerning the institution, was devised b.v him to rule tion. call on nearest S P Agent. diffraction gratings on glass or metal SUNSET <(n( s u n s e m Z 1 i “ >d our progressive | , AX mu $| M | f V|f |i lone o f its communications to for li e in the most delicate kind of j I o g o e n & s h a s t a j R O U T tS l;Ul‘ city te ruing with enterprise Servia. spectroscopic work in the place of the T " IN l NIH (I MAILS glass prisms that are commonly used • and hospitality. We can truly There is no defense for the re J oh n M . S cott, G e n e r a l Pass. A g e n t to form the spectrum by splitting up say with the psalmist, “ The lines Government officials have ad cent assassinations which aroused white light into its component colors. ' P ortla n d , O r e g o n . are fallen unto me in pleasant mitted that a war tax is inevi Austrian indignation. In justice These gratings consist of live parallel places; yea, I have a good heri table. It was expected that leg Austria could have done nothing lines rto close together that they can \ be separated only by a microscope of j tage.” islation, including a stamp tax, else than demand reparation, but: the highest power. Accuracy is mens- , would be enacted soon to raise the only reparation that could be ured nowndnys by the limit of error. Alas lho dove of peace has but !"v uot perfect money to meet the deficit caused justly demanded was the punish- Th'' Kowbind fe.v leathers left. For years its . p , i „ .... . , because perfection is impossible, hut by the falling off of revenue from ment o f the guilty. Austria thl,| r , J t u f urror lB O U(Linl„,ot),b of do . «tec have gathered together imports. The war, it is said,had charged pan-Slavic conspiracy’, an inch, which makes the engine that itiit 1 wrote beautiful essays on reduced the import revenue at and proceeding upon the theory) ls ,lljle to draw them the record hold the awful horrors o f war and why er for accuracy.—Literary Digest. that ail suspicions are approved, * ♦ ♦♦♦-♦ ♦♦♦♦ « the nations should live in a world least one-third. “ There is no immediate neces facts the most remarkable de- i A s t r o lo g ic a l C o n s te lla tio n s . o f love. The dove, poor thing sity for emergency legislation,” mand was made that Servia The sun does not belong to any con is a forgotten bird in the stirring There are no constellations, said Congressman Underwood, should disavow all sympathy with stellation. merely Imaginary figures of men. events now taking place across OU can raise some crops every year and all crops democratic majority leader the the I’an-Siavic Union. It was a beasts, s. •penis, etc., among the stars, the pond. some years without irrigation. But if you want to other day, “ as there is a good demand with which Servia could all made by ancient astrologers ages before even one law of nature had been raise all crops every year you should irrigate. The not comply and Austria knew it. surplus in the treasury. How Uolonel Roosevelt reminds the discovered. Thus go out to space a value o f any crop any year can be increased 50 to 500 per There was insolence in the hundred trillion miles or so. turn foreign relations committee of ever such legislation must be cent, by irrigation. the Senate that he was President passed before the end of the pres Austrian demand, and probably, around, look hack at our sun, and it would appear as u very small star In The if the truth were told at this some one of these imagined figures, let during the time and had some ent session o f congress. If you have water supply from well, creek or stream,we thing to do with the events with government could continue for time, the insolence was there by us say Orton. Now move during a few can supply you with electric power for pumping. On receipt which the Colombian treaty is several weeks without feeling the sinister design. In the beginning hundred millions years at a mile per of information card we will be pleased to make you estimate minute; then our little star, the sun, concerned. The Senate commit reduction in revenue from Euro of hostilities it has been almost would appear as a point in some other o f cost. like “ a word and a blow, and the figure, depending entirely In what part tee will doubtless recall the cir pean imports.” blow came first.” Austria was of the celestial vault you might then cumstances. happen to he located. Astronomers cat California-Oregon Power Company WOMLN 1)001 OKS LAVORABLE ready to strike as soon as -the alogue positions of stars by right as Be a booster for your home 10 SUM RACIST word was uttered, and the word censions and declinations, east of the Phone 168. 216 West Main St., M ed fo rd, O regon. town. If you have nothing to itself was calculated to bring no prime meridian and north or south ot • ♦ ♦♦♦ »»-♦ the celestial equator, and have no The New Y'ork Times says that boost but a store and a postoffice, alternative to war. Japan struck manner of use for astrological constel be a booster just the same. If 150 women doctors from New swiftly, but the controversy that lations.—New York American. you let people know o f the great York alone were at the recent led to blows in that case had W h y F lo w e r s F la s h . opportunities your town offers, meeting of the New York Medi been raging for months, perhaps ♦ ♦ The strange phenomenon exhibited they will sit up and take notice cal Association. A conscientious it would not be incorrect to say by some red flowers of seeming to ♦ and finally see that you are right. search for one woman doctor in years. Japan tried to avoid war, flash in the twilight, but only when ♦ W e Are Adding a Line of ♦ There is no town, however small, the groupe who was not a suff Austria invited it; indeed, took the flower comes sideways Into the ♦ ♦ range of vision, Is explained by Pro but has some advantages. No ragist proved futile. the course that would make it fessor t'\ A. W. Thomas. He says twi ♦ L)J. Lillian South, the first wo town but what would be a good certain. The responsibility for light makes rod seems brighter and ♦ man officer of the American Med green duller than in full daylight. As location for a factory o f some ♦ the stupendous tragedy that just the Image of the red flower moves ical Association, has a laboratory nature. ♦ now envelops Europe in its men from the peripheral part of the retina, in Bowling Green, Ky., which is acing shadow rests with the where the rods nre red blind, to the ♦ said to be the only one in the the red is perceived more vivid HIS I OK Y MAY III REPEATED House o f Hapsburg and its ad fovea ly than before, and this image coin country where none but women ♦ To our stock and invite you to call and look over ^ visers. ” cides with the purkiuje after image of It is barely possible kbit his are employed. the surroundings, giving the impres ♦ this line when in need o f anything in furniture. ^ tory will repeat itself, and once “ Even the janitor is a jani- sion of a flash. more the field of Waterloo become tress, ” she laughed when asked GEO. L. NEALE ♦ We have some extra good values to offer. the eiv of a world’s struggle. if the rule applied all the way to D ogs and Moslems. A u c t i o n e e r a n d V a lu a to r Dogs in Mohammedan countries have The present disposition o f troops the basement, “ and every wom even more freedom than with us, not and the fact that neither Ger an in the building is a suffragist. S A L E S because Mohammedans love them more, hut because It is Impious to kill or many or loanee will regard the The walls of the hallways are al arranged and molest an animal, however mean, that iii utalit\ of the territory of Bel ways entirely hidden by suffrage Allah lets live. Hut there is no bitterer ♦ W . A. ♦ N R Y gium, mav make this a necessity. literature, which has been tacked C O N D U C T E D HE Insult than to call a Moslem a dog. ♦ “ The Swiss Family Robinson" is not Ihil in this case the red cross of up for quick reference when sub Have had 25 years experience admitted at the Turkish custom house COW LEY ♦ St. George on England's battle stantiation o f arguments is need and can guarantee satisfaction ! because It tells about a dog named ♦ Ii . will mingle with the golden ed. “ • Turk. A share o f your patron lillie-i of France against the tri- age* is solicited. G e tt in g Results. ci>I>• i* of the German empire. YVHAI BIOGRAPHICAl (HANOIS “ I've tried to make the housemaid CENTRAL POINT. OREGON Special Limited Sunday Excursion Train Subscribe Now IRRIGATION IS CROP INSURANCE Y Furniture I I I Rogue River Plumbing hardware Co. H AM I All II IN I M II SAM Will THE ElKOI’ l ANWAR MAM ? This question depends on the ability o f the great powers to preserve their nationality. If German racial aspirations succeed, one need not be surpris ed to find at the end of this col ossal war a new aliqument of frontiers that will be in keeping with national tendency. In observing the underlying cause o f this war racial aspira tions one can conceive the likv Iihood o f Antwery and Amster dam becoming German ports or the provinces o f Alsace and Liege returning to their former alle giance France. In the event o f the success of ii i ih ik i in no German arms, the German states Within n few weeks now the Austria, Switzerland and the! i iical campaign in Jackson Netherlands, may be united as a inly will be in full swing, grand whole in an empire of Bis- ■re quiet campaigning has al-1 marckian proportions much to the \ been done, fences repaired discomfiture o f Great Britian who 1 di eordent fellows fixed up. would retain her present bound- “ records" o f some of the aries on account of the superio-l at t- are to be searched, ex- ity o f her splendid fleet, d.and dissected. Russia, Servia at d the allied IB arid believes candidates] Slav states would preserve theirl t: >th Germany and France are place the atfairs o f their COun- es in the hands of the Ameri- in Ambassador at the respec- capitals of Berlin and Paris, d England will unquestionably • the same, thus making the n e I States the only means of m.munieation between these bo- iants. It i . a compliment to tan ne and integrity o f this mtr>. and will mean that we di be a mighty factor in bring- about the eventual peace that ■ '\ one would wish and pray ia\ soon come. mm CENTRAL POINT DRAY LINE. d . c. ; g r im , prop . All kinds o f 1 (atilinvr. Freight handled, baggage transferred,] moving, etc. All orders recive prompt and personal attention. • i Day C a lls P hon e C e n tra l Point lu m b e r Compeny. pay for what she breaks. But it does i not scent to do any good.” * "Try my plan.” « | “ Wliat is It?” ♦ [ “ I offered mine a bonus for what she I i doesn't break.” — Louisville Courier- ♦ Journal. * L | R u ssia n Q uast. ♦ A popular drink among the peasants * o f Russia is called quass. It Is made by |touring warm water over rye or barley meal. It ls a fermeDtcd liquor anil Is very sour, hut has been used for years by these poverty stricken |teople. T re« and Sea. “ By Hie wny, what is Hie tree most nearly related to (he sen?" 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Honest open frankness is your due there being nothing to conceal about our retoedies we freely furnish full information at all times. i :: ♦ l Y ou wouldn t think of eating food o f which you knew nothing of the quality. ♦ 1 hen, why use medicine regarding which neither you nor your druggist know anything? ♦ ♦ : : Our reputation has been built on a policy o f abso lute integrity and fair dealing. You get the best of drug store service and drug store merchandise when ♦ you trade here. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ : ♦ CENTRAL P O IN T P H A R M A C Y VhRY A. Mil. Proprietress CENTRAL POM. OREGON. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦