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CENTRAL POINT NEWSLETTER
The city couj-rll nt a special meet
ing last Tucilny night Infilled three
building permit, all for business
houses on Pine tsroot.
The salary of our pollco Judgo and
recorder wnB Increased frti- $10 to
$25 per mont'i and his working hours
will probably bo reduced to 1C hours
per day during ILo hot wonthor.
William A. Cowley has a number
of men busy ongaged In preparing
tho ground preparatory to commenc
ing the foundation work for 1 Is threo
etory concrete business bl'ictc on tho
corner of Secoud and Pine strcctH,
Tho building will bo 82 1-2 by 8D,
thr'.'o Btorlcs high and fireproof, tho
material to bo concroto, comon blocks
and brick. One of tho buslnoss rooms
on tho ground floor will bo occupied
by ;ho Itoguo River Plumbing com
pany. Tho Contrnl PcJInt basoball team
has thrown up tho spongo and will do
nothing moro during tho romalndor
of the season nsldo from fill In games
nt homo.
The Central Point flro department
has boon organized with Roderick
Ensley, tho illrgo blacksmith, as Its
chlor. Tho department begins llfo with
& good momborsLip of young mon and
will doubtless tton attain offlcloncy.
Mis. W. P. Hoaglnnd liaa gono to
Montroso, Col., whero she will visit
for sovoral wcoUs.
A. J. Dunlap hns gono oaRt on n
business miction. He will bo absont
Iron, tho valloy for sovoral vooltB. j
Tho nowly organized Y. M. C. A.
la In n flourlsLIng conditio i with n
promlso of many now nnd llvo work
ing members.
W. 10. Jones Is orcctl.ni; a modern
comont block .-ottngo In Oak Park
addition. This la tho flrat building
to bo orectod In this nowly acquired
nortlon of t!o town.
J. II. McPnll has disposed of hla
property In tVo nort bond of town to
T. (1. Itnlnoy, tho cens'dcr: Mon bo-J
lag $1200. Mr. McPnll loft Thursday
afternoon In comp.ny with W. II.'
Iloagland for Fort Klamath, Klamath '
Falls nnd other points In eouthwest
ern Oregon. (
When tho now wntor system Is fl-
nnlly accepted by tho council It will
begin llfo with about 200 pay fail-,
cets. I
M. O. Wotnack is preparing to move '
bis ramlly to Woodvlllo, whero ho
goes to nccopt tho managership of tho
enterprise Development company, n
recently organized mining concorn,
NEW ERA IN
CENTRAL POINT
New Water System Inaugurated ami
All Progressives Refalcc, While
the Mosslmcks Are Mournful.
(Central Point Herald.)
AltliQiigh there was no red fire
burned nor other ilemouttmtlon to
Indicate that nnybody was particular
ly plontod, last Saturday wae a rnl
letter dny In the history of Central
Point, marking ns It did the greatest
event no far recorded In the town's
history. On thnt day the pumps were
started at the city well and water
-was turned Into the mains of the mu
nicipal wntor system for the first
time. Thus were real I led the hope
and droame of evory booster and ev
iry true frleud of Central Point w
made glad.
It h us a Ion, weary truggt the
friends of progress eticuuniwrvd (rota
tho time they stared In a little iuor
thnu four years ago to arouse public
Interest In the need for water -toiu
until tho present time, but each
yiwr uiarkea some progress toward
tho goal, and when It U vonsldered
thnt the work bad to rouuueure with
tho abrogation of the old village
qliHrter which had been framed with
tho oue view of economy lu public
tvxpeudlturos, and the adoption ot a
now charter, giving the people pow
er to speud their uu wonty In pub
lic Improvements. It Is not to be woa
durod at that progress was miner
Blow.
I u M first Issue, which appeared
April J. 10, the Herald called
nttoiitluii to the need of a water ys
tum and ever since that time until the
nystoiii was assued and the contract
for construction let, the paper con
Blstontly advocated the Improvement
both In lis editorial and news col
umns and refereuce to the files of
tho paper gives a very good history
of the progress of the work of secur
ing a modern water supply.
DR. GOBLE'S OPTICAL
PARLOR REMOVED TO 235
E. MAIN STREET. OVER
STRANG'S DRUG STORE.
if t tHtttHttH
a sngui iii
which will devoto Its uitorTlo'? to tho
development of fine properties nonr
Woodvlllo. TLu now company, of
which Mr. Vai: Duzen of Seattle,
Wash , Is prooldont, J. O. Craig vice
president nnd Ed Welsh sccrotary
trcniurer, recontly purchased this
I property, Including the Evergreen
MlHUtc, tho North Polo and Lucky
Roy clnlms, Tho vol naveragos four
foot In width, occurs In u slato nnd
porphyry contact and tho gonoral run
of oro assays $70 per ton, whllo eolect
plecos run as high as $1G00. Tho
vein has beon oponod for a dlstanco
of 1500 feet by tunnels nnd cross
cuts and tho lowost tunn 1 lovol will
tap tho lode at a dopth of 1G00 foot.
Tho company will put In a stamp mill
at onco nnd all concerned think an
other bonanza hns beon struck. Tho
find la at tho top of tho mountain ono
mllo from Wjodvlllo.
Rev. Cocn of tho Prcsbytorlnn
church has returned with 5:1s fam
ily to Woodvlllo, but will hold serv
ices horo each month at different
dalos,
William A. Cowloy has decided to
put up a second business building on
his proporty. It will bo 10x85, of
brick or concreto, making n solid
block of business proporty on his
Pine streot lots.
Whllo Lynn Purdln, editor of tho
Central Point Globe, Is kcoplng it
very quiet, It hns lcakod out that ho
Is to bo married In about twr. weeks
nnd 1b beautifying a flno sulto of
rooms In tho rear of his offlco, Is
splendid ovldonco of tho nnlbontlclty
of tho rumor.
Tho electric pumps at tho water
towor aro working to perfection nnd
tho woll la surprising nil hnnds with
Its wonderful supply. Dry weathor
docs not nffect tho flow In tho least.
Tho woods wcro full of ox-cdltors
this week all looking for a location,
nnd falling to bo suited at this point,
headed for Medford.
Clydo Applegnto recontly purchnsod
somo flno lots belonging to tho Grif
fin estnto nnd will build cottages on
them in tho near futuro.
Thoro aro n fow of our good citi
zens who refuso to put In city water
becnuso of tho fact that n recontly
pnsscd ordlnnnco docs not allow them
to Irrlgato 21 hours per day.
John P. Ronrdon of ICalama, Wash.,
will locato horo In tho shoo nnd har
ness repair business.
Honry Illloy, recontly of Concord,
X. II., hns located hero In tho plumb
ing and heating business.
CALL ELECTION
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Ashland Citizens File Petitions to
Submit Proposition to Grant Allen
Modified Franchise for Intertirhan
Electric Line Majority Sign.
ASHLAND. Or., July 1. Inltlntlvo
petitions have been filed with Ro
corder Kggleaton calling for n apodal
city election on a franchise to bo
granted to Johu R. Allen for an elec
tric street railway. The petitions
have sufficient signatures to Insure
the election and the Impression Is
that the franchise will carry by n
good majority this time.
The franchise ordinance bas been
modified slightly so as to meet tho
particular object loss of some who op
poeed it at the election held on June
U lt.
These modifications have bu ac
cede J to by Mr. Alleu and the ordi
nance U known to be n:tletnctory to
him.
Under th lw It Ih mandatory
upon the city council to roll the
election not earlier th.vi the 16th
and not later (ban the 30th day after
the filing of the petition.
Recorder Ki:kWvmu verified the
lalgnatures Friday at J.irksouvllle.
The proposition was orlfilnatnd by
Ashland cltlsens and comes from Ah-
' land.
! ALICE S00C? TO TARE
j TRIP THR0UGIJ CLOUDS
1MTT8FIKLD. Mass . July 1 Mrs.
Alice Roosevelt Longwort'a soon will
I have gratified her wish to Journey
thuitigh tfeo clouds, according to a
well-based report today.
The former president's daughter
will ascend with Clifford Uarou. New
York's nillllonulre aviator, la hie rac
ing balloon Other members of the
party probably will be Mrs. William
1C. Vamlerblii Jr.. Mrs. W. M.
Ilourke Cochran and Miss Cornelia
Hryee
It In expected that the asceut will
! made before davbreak to permit
the pnssengers t witiua a sunrise
from above tho cloud Ueordlng to
the report, Mrs. Longworth and her
companions will como to Plttsflold
early next week for tho flight
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AN
JOHNSON POSES
OR
PICTURE MEM
Goes Throuiih His Training Stunls
Before Camera and Is Llght
Heartcil Measures Taken for
Johnson's Protection.
(Hy TJp Wright.)
RICK'S TRAINING- CAMP, RENO,
Nov., July 1. Champion Jnck John
son broko his rosorvo and emerged
from the seclusion of his quarters in
to tho llmollght Thursday to
perform sundry and cortaln stunts be
fore the lens of a motion plcturo
camera.
Jack chased Imaginary Jeffries
around tho ring, landed famous up
per cuts nnd conducted feinting ex
hibitions for tho edification of count
less thousands yet to view tho films
nnd the remuneration of tho captains
of industry who plnco tho reels on ex
hibition. Jack chased an lmaglnory Jeffries
Novnda Jackrabblt doing a bit of
road work, shadow boxed r.nd sparred
with his partners. Throughout it all
tho champion's golden smllo threat
ened tho films with a carao of "daz
zles" nnd tho promoters of tho mo
tion plcturo corporation will bo fortu
nato If tho reels do not turn out to be
"light struck."
Jack's gladness was In ovldcnco
throughout tho stunt and ho wns par
ticularly cheerful whllo landing Imag
inary knockouts on Jlmma do Joff.
Precautions to snvo Johnson from
posslblo harm at tho hnm.a of crnnks
wore redoubled nt his training camp
today. A gunman Is constantly pa
trolling tho grounds, nnd two guards
aro stationed at tho door lending to
tho negro's apartments. Only persons
who nro know aro permitted to ou
ter. Tills precaution will bo afforded
Johnson until tho hour of the fight.
LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 1.
Gonoral Foltx Diaz, ncphow of Presi
dent DInz of Moxlco, arrived in Los
Angeles today, nccompanlod by two
mombors of his staff. Ho stated that
ho camo to California to spend tho
summer nt the various resorts near
horo.
Diaz formorly wns chief of pollco of
Moxlco City and chief of tVo Moxlcnn
secret service Ho resigned from of
flco a fow days prior to tho recent na
tional elections In Mexico.
Ho hns boon montloncd ns a prob-
ablo candldato for tho Mexican vlco
prosldoncy In 19 1C.
LIVED AND DIED LIKE
DOG; ONLY DOG MOURNS
The following is from tho Baker
t'ltv Democrat.
"He lived liko u tlo, he died like
iv dojr, mill only his lo; was his
mourner." Thin is tho story of O. S
Cloud, whoso fniiornl occurred Tues
day at his homo near Nelson Siding
Cloud wns lined "." yen re, and tin
ownor of u two-ncro orelinid. which
inni(lc(l his livini;.
lie made hi lioino in a sort of
(tiiKout in tile idu of a hill, u uois
some place, dirty nnd full of vermin,
lie died and it wax almost a week
nl'ler hi death when the limo burn
ers at Nelson missed his usual Wh
its, went in u body to his homo, -They
found it burred, nnd upon
eiiteriiik: an iiulionnilile wtench greet
ed them. The man had been dead al
most u week. The decomposition
us frightful.
At his side, careless of the pmuk-
12 Burn to Death.
NIAGARA FALLS. Out . .lulv 1.
Tulo Australian vote burned to
death in their hhneks near Full View
today. One mini and a -woman nnd
child received prolialih tutal in tu
nes. When firoiiieu tnuu the eit
reaehod tho settlement ot toieicm i.-
employed in the power and develop
niMit waike, tlioy found- four xhucks
reduced to ember. I he Australian
hud evidently been oervoiue oy
uuoke us tlie.N slept and roasted o
to death
PARLIAME5&TARIAS6 FOR
HOUSE REB052IMATED
PORTLAND. Me . July 1 - sUr 0
Hindi', luirlliMeutarlan ot the house
of representatives, who i mangles
knotty probloma In procedure for
1'iule Joe Ci nuoii wss uomlnated for
cougress from the Plrst Maine dis
trict, defeating Colouel Prod Hale,
son of Senator Kugene Halo.
Hinds Is a well-kuowu figure lu
congress. He stauds back ot tie
speaker's chslr and keeps tiack of
'the "previous iiuestlou" and other
I elusive parliamentary points. He
J was mentioned as a possible on mil-
I date for speaker at the tlmo tho in
'surgeuu made their successful fight
uii the rule uud threatened to de-
pm. r.iiuion Many congressmen
held that tl.e speaker did not need
to be a member of the house and
that Hinds could bo rello on for his
fairness
Sacramento Valley Lands
M0 ncrcs, in Glenn county; live btrcnm runs through the prop
erty; 100 ucres of crock bottom, 75 ncrcs now in nlfnli'n, 225 neres
'ine grain Innd, balance pasture land; thcro goes with tho place l2
dairy cows, nnd complete dniry equipment; 4 horsos and lmnicbs
for same nnd 2 colts; wagon, racks, mowers, rakes, buggies and n
world of small tools; 40 hogs nnd pigs, 150 tons of alfalfa hay, 25
tons of oat hay; all the furniture in the house; the home is a two
story house, in good shape: there arc 4 good barns, largo outbuild
ings; everything in first-clnss shape; good fences. Price is only
.$20,000, worth double.
800 acres 35 acres in alfalfa, 35 acres in orchard, 200 acres
moro enn be put in alfalfa; good buildings nnd barns; live stream
through tho property; this is nn ideal stock and dairy ranch. Prico
is only $15,000; terms.
1000 ncrcs Fine, lqvel wheat land nt $25 per aero; this is a
bargain, as the adjoining lands aro selling at double; every aero has
been and can be farmed.
000 acres Good improvements, ICO acres of fine creek bottom
land that could bo put in alfalfa; 200 acres of summer fallow. Prico
is only $25,000; will sell for doublo within 12 months; two live
streams through this property nil year.
14,000 ncros In Glenn county; this is tho best big buy in the
state and better thnn an oil well; 40,000 bags of wheat was raised
on this tract every year for years; plenty of living wntor all year
on tho property; for a stock and grain ranch thoro is no investment
in California that will pay as largo a rato of interest. My price is
$14 per acre; half cash.
00,000-acrc stock ranch Best proporty of its kind in tho state
of California Prico is $4 per ncre, good terms. This plnco will
carry 7500 bond of cattle tho year round.
3500 acres of fino fruit land 40 acres now in trcllised hops thnt
will pay a profit of $1000 per aero this year. This place is one of
the best land iiivobtmonts over offered. The prico is only .$17.50 per
acre,. with easy terms.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY LANDS ARE GOOD TIIEY HAVE
THE VALUE THEY ARE INCREASING VERY RAPIDLY. THE
TIME TO BUY IS NOW, IN ORDER TO GET GOOD PROPERTIES
AT REASONABLE PRICES. Address
GEORGE X. FLEMING
505 "J" STREET, SACRAMENTO, CAL.
THE BEST POSTED MAN IN CALIFORNIA ON SACRAMENTO
VALLEY LANDS.
EYES ggjffr
In my Private Optical Parlor I uso tho best instruments and lat
est methods, with artificial light, the only correct way for scientific
sight-testing.
Lenses roplnccd and frames adjusted.
Prescriptions filled.
Glnssos adjusted and straightened free.
DR. RICRERT
ROOM 2, OVER KENTNER'S.
Do You Need Any
Silverware?
I Have What You need.
MARTIN J. REDDY
Jeweler, near P. O.
I wish to announce that I have purchased the
Union Livery Stables
uml will conduct a general food and boarding establishment. Horses
boarded by tho dny, week or month. I guarantee a square doal
to all.
R. GUANYAW
UNION LIVERY BARN.
Carktori
RESTAURANT
SAM LOCK. Prop.
Th former tmoiu t'Uf ut tbc
Nsh Orill, Mr. Su UcV, hh
ntvnd fir8t-ela restaurant
itlxjvr Kennedy's aloou, No. -M
Souti iVont str(. Eatrue at
hotk sids. Only firht-oluhs me N
srved, and just tlte nam of tiie
proprietor is the host guarnatto.
&PEN &YERY BAY AfcD HfGHT.
OODLES CHOf SUEY.
This is the only place where wdi
bo Korved chop suey and China dood
les. Come and kqo mo aud you aud
I are both sure yu will come bacic.
Remember, 1 am willing and I prcav
wlMt 1 promise. Yours truly,
SAM LOCK.
XOTIOK.
A tuMling ot the Upubllcn County
Central CouiuiltUti Is oalltnl for St
rdy, July z, 1910. at i o'olock p. m..
In Commorcial Club Iloomi, Mdford,
Oregon. N. I. NARRRGAN,
Chairman. SS
MUronreseutatlon in a etoro's ad
vertising U 03 raro ns murder. And
no more nixfttablo aa a bu. lness policy
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RIVERSIDE AVENUE
Tlir Only Vomn1 Collrire on tho
l'ccflc Coait Kicluti?tjr
for Youivf Women
LocatrJ inaiif the tvautiful
Iti'U near OaVlanJ, Calilornta,
cIom to San Franciaco acltie
great Univrit of the U"et
Full colWaiate coutM leaJ r
to Jftea, Ectraaoe aaJ frtiaHian reauirrmrntt
tijuivaUiit to thore o( S(norJ anj Univertitv
ol Califoraia. 1 raining kit atuarnta tor teaih.i I
fu!r line o( acaeWme wrV. and oieit apr.iul
Jvanlit (or tnuiic, art, library tujy anj
baoM economic. Veil eu;ppeJ lakoratonra fi..
eiienca. Special attentio. to httlth o( tujtcu.
Moelara fyranaaiuai horoulily equipped. Out-
, door hie and aiauaeroeata la the ideal Calilorma cli
ale. Alumnae in every city on the Pacific Coau.
i earn Catalosuc ADData
Pltt.lOENT LUCLLA CLAY CARSON LU B.
1 MILLS COLLCOK P. O . CALIFORNIA
Packers
Wanted!
To register with the association
for Lnui ueanou's puck. Paelune
ellooU for pears and apple in Aj
irusi and Septomber. Pack obaoited
on apitlea. Rvorybody must learn it.
R. R. KRriT & PROIU'CK ASS'N.
Ad-answerlng trips ar money
earnlug trip.
Raskins for Hoalth.
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You Are Welcome
To call on us for favors large or small. You'll find
every persou in this store .inxious to attend your
wants. They will try in every possible way to please
you, and you can bank on getting good goods and
getting them quickly. If you should happen to get
something that doesn't exactly suit, just mention
the fact and we will gladly make it right.
Remember our two specialties Golden Gate Cof
fee, Pure "White Flour.
Allen & Reagan
COR. MAIN AND CENTRAL AVE.
SPEND THE SUMMER
Newport, Yaquina Bay
The Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest
Whero tho pretty Water Agates, Mobs Agates, Moonstones
Cornelians and Rock Oysters can bo found.
Outdoors Sport of all Kinds
Including Hunting, Flshln , digging Iiock Oysters, Doatlng,
Surf Dathlng, Riding, Autolng, Canoeing and Dancing. Pure
mountain water and tho best of food nt low prices. Fresh
Crabs, Clams, Oysters, Fish and Vegetables of all kinds dal
ly. IDEAL CAMPING GROUNDS, with strict sanitary reg
ulations, at nominal cost.
Low Round-Trip Season
Tickets
from all points in Oregon,
Washington and Idaho on ealo
dally.
A Sunday Excursion Rate of $ 1.50
from Albany, Corvallls and Philomath, with corresponding low rates
from points west, in effect all summer. Call on any S. P. or C, it E. j
Agent for full particulars ns to rates, train schedules, etc.; also for
copy of our beautiful Illustrated booklot, "Outings In Oregon," or
write .0 VM. McMUIUtAY,
General Piibsenger Audit,
Portland, Oregon.
V lii-iii
J. E. ENYART, President
JOHN S. ORTII, Cashier.
1 The Medford
Capital, $50,000
Surplus, $10,000
SAFETY BOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
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Three Day Saturday to
Monday Rate
from S. P. points, Portland to
Cottngo Grove lncluslvo, Includ
ing branch lines; also from all
C. & E. stations Albany and
west. Good going on Saturday
or Sunday, and for return Sun
day or Monday.
We Fix It
"Our machine responsibility
docs not cud with the machine's
sale. Anything wrong wo fi.x
it. If anything breaks wo fix
it. Anything wears out wo i
it. If it's your fault wo fix
it. If it's tho maehino's fault
wo fix it. If it's our fault
we fix it. No matter what's tho
mattor wo fix it.
Call Main 171 1.
C. S. LUPT0N, Mgr.
Lawton Building.
Medford, Or.
J. A. PERRY, Vice-President.
W. B. JACKSON, Ass't Cashier.
National Bank
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BESOLVED
Th best resolution for jou
to make is to come to us for
your Uext suh, if you want
something out of the ordinary.
We do the best work and ehr
the lowest prices.
W. W. EIFERT
tub FxoaKksjsnn tuloi
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