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CENTRAL POINT NEWS ITEMS
Jninoti Urlovo, wlio linn Ijook iniffor
liiK from miiii iitrolco, In iiitlnlni:
iitroiiKih itlovly. Ht iioiIoiih In liln
cum tliuL Mr. (Irlovo wilt lo unnblo
t return to IiIm dulloii mi rural car
rier for hoiiio 1 1 mo, uiul will bo tnhun
In a fow ill '. t tlio mo'.riLuluii, whoro
lio will npnm1 tlio iiiiiiiiuor In tlio liopo
of iciialnliii: liln ntroiiKlli. In kdoUIiik
a iiioiint.iln ronort Mr. (Iilnvo will
travol nt nllj't. aH liln phynlclnii, Dr.
1'olluntz, (Iikiiiiii 11 bout, Jltn'H many
MuihIh lioro liopu for liln tipcoily ro-
covory hiiioiik tlm Alplmi hcoiioii uiul
hiiow urnozon of oltlior tlio Ouicmloii
or HlHldyotui. Ho will prolialily iitart
from Central 1'olnt tomorrow nlKlit.
Tlio committee on nollcltatlon for
mombornlilp to tho Y. M. C. A., con
uUtliu; of W. A. Cowloy, A. C. Knhor,
Krank 'I'liompUliiH, J. O. Imiiiichoii, ro
port iiplundld progruHii, 100 mumborit
lioliiK mtctiroil on TuoHduy atfornoon.
A purmniiont tiri:anlzatlon wan formed
nt a mootltn; IhhI tilclit, which wan
hold at tho Hat tint church, with tho
followliiK offlcern: W. A. Cowloy,
proiildont; Frank Thompldnu, vlco
picHlilont; O, M. Tarvln, rocordlnK
iiocrntnrys Ilonry Warner, troiuuiror.
Tho dlroclovH oloctoti woro Ilonry
Wnrnor, J, B. Harnett, Frank Tliomp
lclnii, l V. Coopor, W. 13. Kalilur,
J, It. llnmllton, Ilonry Far mi in, O. M.
Garvin. Ilohort Kylo, A. W. IJooho,
J. O. iHiiacHon, I). McKollop, h. Hat
flold, A. W. Knlior, W. A. Cowloy.
Tho biilldtni: fund comrnlttuo con
HUtn of II. Wnrnor. A. W. llculo, T.
M. Jonon, h. Hntflold, I. It. Hamil
ton, Ilonry Karttiim, I). McKlllop and
J, O. Inancao'i, Tho orKnnlxr.tlon
plniiH tho oicctlon of a club bulldlnK
coiitlni; bnlvroon 13000 and I&000.
A mootltift for moo Ih cnllcd nt tho
oporn houno for uoxt Himday r.ftor
noon at .1 o'clock, to which nil tho
youiiK mon of tho community aro
onrnoMtly Invltod.
IIoho Company No, 1 of tho volun
toor flro department hold a prutlco
mooting lant nlRht and porformod In
n vory prnlsoworthy mnnnor.
Clirlti Soronnen of GrantH IMihh wan
In Central Point on buclnoHn Wcilnetu
day ovonlnj.
Hair tho leva of Contrnl Point In
nttmidlni: Jio ChaiitniKiua Pt AHhlaud.
O. I), Naih Mt 111 linH hopon that a
Reed banoball tonm will ho secured for
Cuutral Point hoforo tlio nuaiion In
ovor.
Howard I.oIkMon of Nehalem was
traimactln IjudIiiohh In Contrnl Point
today.
Ilort Llddoll of HoHohurK, who han
boon pronpocilnt; In tho li 111 h north of
Gold liny, cHImn to havo found rich
placor In n ainr.ll iprliu; Htroaia tribu
tary to tho Hokuo rlvor. Ho In noniN
liiK IiIh namplcn to San FrnnclHco to
bo nHNtiyod nad promlaoa n bit; imr
prlno for ovory Inhabitant of HOiithorn
OroKou.
MorrlH Slioedy, brldKo coiiHtructlon
iiiiporlntoiidont of a woHtorn division
of tho ltock Inland & Pacific railway,
lit Hpundlui; IiIh Hiimmor vacation In
tho ItoKiio Itlvor valloy. Ho en mo In
today from liln camp at hoiiio point
near Gold Hill.
Our woathor report, for today Is
much oanlor, 91 bolui; tho hlKheut
point reached by tho mercury.
It iii announced today that our
now luiHoliall organization will play
its firn! puno on tlio homo iliuntoiid,
it lining u tryout amo hnfore it k at
tempt to put Court I lull am! lux
oliampioiiH to rout.
Tlio Haptiat people navo u kooiI
followNliip limelieon to 121 of Hh new
mouiliorK Woclncmlny night, anil n
Hpleuilid time i reported by all who
attended.
8. A. Pattioou nltoiuU'rt tho eliuii
tuuiiii ul AhIiIiuiiI Tliurriday after
noon and Imtlicd liin jouriialiHtiu
brow in tlio crystal wnturx of AhIi
IiuiiI crook.
Tlio iiiomlnirnlii list of the Y. M.
C. A. in growing rapidly and the
Huece.HH of tho onlcrprino is assured.
Wiitor I'oiifliunorH who nro now
using oily walor nro highly pleased
with tlio Norvioo mid more tliuii
ploitHotl with tlio fiuo (iiiality of wa
lor. It is boliovod that Wnlor Coiii
misHiouor Purkoypilo will hooii an
iioiiuoo tlio well as practically inox-
IlllllHtilllo.
Hov, Itar.lolou of tho Methodist
Kpiscopal cliuroli will attend tho
Asliluud ohiuitaiKpm tomorrow. Ilo
goes lo hear (Colonel Hnin.
Tlio lulvisabilily of two lioso-cnrt
Iioiihuh is now being discussed
among (ho citizens, Many aro of (ho
opinion that two stations will afford
a moro adequate service, enabling
ono or tlm ollior of tho carts to
ronc-h it firo moro readily.
J. C. Wollaford, It. K. MeCan,
William Lodorlo, Hoy ( Cox, John
II.. Saiiidon and Wultor Crawford,
driving u largo louring ear, halted in
Control Point for u fow moments
Thursday ovouing lo Hoeuro wnlor
and supplies, They aro all of Hutte,
Monl., mid aro on their way lo Cra
ter Lake and ollior Southern Oregon
points,
Sewerage agitation is beginning to
iiHHiimo mi important position in of
ficial and other oirolos. It moans a
'continuation of health and u clean
city.
I Old Hoi mid Iho weather clerk lot
, us off today at III in (ho hIiiiiIo, with
,1111 excellent lneee lo fun our ala
baster brows.
Hoy lllaino of Dlainu. Wash,, caiiio
in today and will enjoy llireo weeks'
vaoatiou in tho Hoguo Itivor valloy.
Mr. lllaino in u hotel miiii of the
Washington city.
Hubert Arnodt of Moduiia, Mo.,
urrivud in Central Point today. Mr.
Arnodt is it publio Instructor, ha
iug hoiiio Id yuurs' oxporienco as n
teacher in tho schools of tho state of
MiHHOiiri, and is n graduate of Co
lumbufi uuivorHity.
Dante H. Prince, nttornoy from
PruHiio, Cal,, was huro on biiHiuuHH
ThurMilay afternoon. Mr. Prince is
searching for ono Harry Colopy,
wlio is wanted to claim an estate in
Madeira, Cal.
M. Klwnod has sold his drug stock
to u Mr. England, from Iowa, who
hits taken charge of the business.
Tho building in which tho slore is
now located is being removed lo
Hast Pine street, but the stock will
bo removed to a room in tho now
WhitcHido-Childors block when that
building is completed.
Warren McICny, vetorinariaii, was
in town today looking for a location
ho hails from Culispell, Mont.
A number of our young people are
plnnniiig n picnic to take place at
Hoguo river in the near future. They
have not decided at what point the
jubilee will ho hold.
PRIZES FOR FIGURED
DESIGNS ON FRUIT
HPOJCANK, Wash,, July J0,-l)is-playri
of portraits mid ticonio views
and lettered and figured designs on
fruit will ho featured tit tho third
National Apple show in Spokane tho
week of November M, when the man -
ageiuent will t.wnnl prizes of $.r0 and
flii in ouch contest, open to profes
sional und amateur photographers all
over tho world. Hen II. Kico, secre
tary, says no otilniiico feo will bo
charged, also that no limit will ho
placed on tho niitnhor of entries by
each contestant. Tho exhibits will be
grouped iii tho stato armory.
An amateur camera operator, who
has made a study of photography on
apples, says thsro is no oxpouso in
curred, as no chemicals or walor is
rcniiiri'd. Ho describon tho process
as follews:
"Tho skin of an apple, especially
at a certain stage of ripening, hears
a strong resemhlanco to commercial
photographic plates and printing pa
per, for tho reason it is sensitive to
light. The best result can bo obtain
ed by selecting apples of a red vnri
ety when they aro yet green and en
case them in hags of black paper, in
which (dates mid pucr aro usually
packed.
"Thcso hags nro left on for ton
days to exclude tho light and add to
tlio sonsitivent'pR of iuo surface. At
tho end of that time tho bairn aro re
movnl and the film ncirntivo past id
in position with tho whito of an egg,
which is udhesivo and will not Miow
in tho print. That all except tho im
ago may ho green, tho npples nro
again inclosed in Iho protecting bags,
this timo an opening n trillo larger
Hum Iho portrait or view being cut
opposite tho film. This Hcrves tho
piirposo of n vigncltitig device ovor a
printing fraino nnd enhances the re
sult. A week uhotild ho allowed for
printing.
"Tho fine docp red of tho picture
upon tho dfllicalo green of tho ground
is striking nnd tho result is superior
lo that obtained on photographic pa
per. Only nnluro could just givo tlio
exact tones of tho two colors that
would hannonizo so perfectly."
(To I3o Continued.)
AUTOMOBILES
O. W. Murphy. O. M. Murphy.
MURPHY BROS. AUTO LIVERY.
1010 Chalmers DetroitB.
Phono 1801, Valley Auto Company,
Mcdford. Or.
Quick Service. Easy Riding.
Prices Right.
PAJtRY AUTO LIVERY
PHONE MAIN 3141.
Agency for tho Parry Cars. Rogue
River Auto Co., Frank n. Hull, Prop.,
Medford. Or.
ItOCIC HPHINGH COAL.
Tho flrnt car sold like hot cakes
jand right from tho car, and by bo
I buying tho purctianors r.nve tnonoy.
Tho second car arrived this morning
and unloading cornrnoacon tomorrow.
Peoplo aro buying Ice now Instead of
coal, but romornber wyou will want
Home of this coal this winter, and
now Is tho tlmo to get It. It will bo
higher In price and harder to got noxt
month. Seo Durbrldgo, tho drayman,
now, nnd placo your order. 103
Robert F Maguire
Late special agent U. S.
General Land Office,
announces that he has
opened law offices in
the Medford National
Bank Building, for gen
eral practice before
state and federal courts
and the Department of
the Interior.
Go to DIAMOND for Your
Diamonds, Watches & Jewelry
Assortment Good-- -Prices Right
DIAMOND'S
118 EAST MAIN STREET
MEDFORD
t--r --t
Notice.
All persons knowing them
selves to bo indebted to VAN
DYKE'S will please call and
settle, as books mast be bal
anced at onco on account of
store having been sold to F.
W. Gray.
We Have For Sale
73V acres, with good buildings, about four miles from Medford. There
arc on the place 8V! acres in Bartlett pears, 9 years old, with a good crop in
sight, and Vj acres of Anjou pears in their second year. There are also 22
acres in alfalfa. If taken soon, the pear crop and the hay go with the place.
Price .$ 1-1,000; $G000 cash, balance on or before five years, with interest at 6
por cent,
32 acres, across the road from above place. Three-room house and small barn.
On this place there are ten acres of 8-ycav-old Newtowns and four acres in 1 and
2-ycar-old peaches. Price $7500; $3000 cash, balance on or before five years,
with interest at G per cent.
These places are worth the price asked and the terms make them especially
desirable.
W. T. YORK , CO.
A SNAP
FOK SALE IiiT OWNER.
80 acres Improved land; sev
eral good springs; 1 ouso, barn,
etc.; X ceres In bearing fruit;
5 acres good corn; C tons hay;
ir sold at onco, $40 TER ACRE
TAKES IT.
Good Terms
Inquire 720 West 12th.
GOLD RAY GRANITE CO.
Office: 209 WeBt Main St., Medfoid, Ore.
Operating Quarry at Gold Ray,1Qregon
DEALERS IN
BUILDING, MONUMENTAL AND
IRUJSHED GRANITE
Single rooms or en suite
also rooms with bath
The finest
Sample Rooms
in the city.
Hotel Moore
Fire Proof
Rau-Mohr Company
Proprietors.
European Plan
Big machinery is now excavating the ground,
northwest corner Main and Ivy streets, for the now
HOTEL MEDFORD
"Watch the dirt, fly and hurrah for Medford.
BUICK
Model No. 19
The latest size of Buick and the most
popular car in the world, now on hand.
It has been impossible heretofore to
secure these cars on the Pacific Coast,
owing to great demand east. The largest
automobile factories in the world have been
unable to fill the orders for them.
No. 19 is between the White Streak
(No. 10) and Nos. 16 and 17. It is the car
designed for family use.
Buicks are all satisfactory cars, but
No. 19 has proven the most satisfactory of
all. See them.
Medford Buick Co.
TOU VELLE, Manager.
Garage, - - Riverside, near Main.
A COOL CUSTOMER
will buy more goods than a warm one will in hot weather.
A cool customer will buy with less palaver.
He or she will be better natured, less cranky and
easier to sell to; and you know it.
Moreover, you yourself, and your employes, will be
in a better selling mood if your store is cool and pleasant
than if it is sticky and suffocating and savors of a boiler
room in its stiflingness.
The Electric Pan is a blessing and a cheer which you
can ill afford to ignore.
Life in the dog days is a question of degrees.
Make your place of business habitable and inviting to
the people, and the trend of trade will be in your direction.
It stands to reason it's logical it's apparent.
Why not invest a little money in trade-winning cool
ness? Electric Pans will create a tempting and delightful
breeze, and in every breeze there'll be dollars for you.
May our representative call and take it up with you?
Don't wait until it's 90 in the shade. Phone us today.
Rogue
Electric
IlIVvI
P. S. How about that Electric Sign you've been think
ing about? ' ,,