Central Point star., May 24, 1929, Image 1

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CENTRAL POINT STAR
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CLASS OF 14
WILL FINISH
HIGH SCHOOL
JONES LAW WILL MAKE
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BUSINESS ON THE
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT
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WE
GREET YOU
INACTIVE ♦
UPGRADE IN OREGON
♦
GRADUATES
♦
The Jones Law, enacted Io pro­
The time has come again, when the students of ♦
Fh.g huiness in Oregon is gain­
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vide for llie diislie enforcement of
♦ ing seems an established fact. Mon­
the
nation
are
loosed
from
the
restraint
of
the
Ui„ Prohibition act, will prove wih- ♦
Ihe graduates are leaving the portals ♦ ey is beginning to flow where up
in u few year» to he Hie most im ♦ schools.
to date it has been rather light.
portant factor in nullifying the ♦ of the school, never to return again as students. ♦ Merchants and business men are
18th amendment entirely, in Hie op ♦ Their education is carried on into higher realms. ♦ assuming a more optimistic view
inion of Courtland! Nieoll, promin­
I hey will soon take up a college education or enter ♦ on life. The hard winter and tit«. ,
ent New York lawyer and co organ­ ♦ the great college of human endeavor and learn first ♦ late sjjfring, with its uncertainties,
izer of the Volunteer Committee of ♦
hand the problems which confronts the young man ♦ have had their effect upon industry. 1
Attorneys
which has offered legal ♦
Till« evening the high school
and woman when they are thrown upon their own ♦ People have been hesitant about ■
♦ resources.
auditorium will he Hie scene of the uhli to defenihuits under Hie law.
spending any money they did not
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The amendment muy never he 4
Production of talking movies
have to spend. In some places, in­
graduation exercise of Hie Central
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altered
or
repealed,
hut
It
will
♦
I
lie
student
might
as
well
he
compared
with
a
will
he begun by the United States
Point high sclionl. ut which time
dustries were closed and arc just
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♦ now opening up in full production. Department of Agriculture during
fourteen young ladles and gentle­ lupsc Into inaction through Hie re­ ♦ child when he is beginning to walk. It he has per­
men will receive iTieir diplomas fusal of juries to find defendants
severence and grit he will succeed in getting awav ♦ Wage cuts have been general, thus the current season, and, if present
guilty.
♦
causing a feeling of unrest and the plan » are carried out, one or more
from II. T Pankey, chairmnn of
"The grand juries la-fore which ♦ in the walk of life in the right way. It he lacks in­ ♦ inclination among the people was 'all talkie" short features will be
the school hoard, showing that
itiative, if he lacks originality, if; he lacks energy ♦ to keep what money they had.
i ready for presentation at the big
they have completed their course these accused individuals will come ♦
♦
for
imUelmeiil
mid
the
petit
juries
he
will
fail
to
he
an
outstanding
figure
in
the
make­
livestock show» next winter.
of intruetion in the Central Point
However,
the
past
couple
of
♦
♦ weeks money i, being spent more
For Hie present Ihe production of
school system. This year there are before which they must come for ♦ up of society.
scv. n girls iind seven hoy. in the trial, ure omposed of ordinary
♦ freely. People are investing in new talking films will be limited to short
I
his
year
our
schools
are
turning
out
a
fine
class
citizens,” lie says. "Some buy Intox­ ♦
outgoing class.
clothes, automobiles, radios, re­ specials for such occasions as the
icant»,
others drink when they have ♦ of hoys and girls and to them we want to send ♦ frigerators and garden and farm National Dairy Show, where facili­
I i of.
II. Mitchell will deliver
greetings. We are sure that they will all make ♦
the Conmiencement address. Prof. Hie chance. others who do neither ♦
equipment. The danger of frost is ties for reproduction can be pro­
their
mark
in
the
world.
Their
environment
and
♦ past in the orchards and the pos­ vided, but as soon as portable
have
among
their
acquaintances
Mitchell is the head of the public
♦
speiikmu /epailiuciit of the Oregon ‘ many reputable men and women ♦ schooling has been good. It is now up to* them to ♦ sibilities for a heavy and prosper­ equipment for sound pictures is
Sla I- college and Is a flni dud speak- j who do so without being conscious
work out their own destiny. May perseverence ♦ ous crop is almost assured. The available at a reasonable cost pro­
♦
er who will no doubt bring a very of moral guilt.”
courage
and success be theirs.
♦ first cutting of hay is being har­ duction of talking films for general
"Few juries will deprive a man
inti 'resting message to the young
vested. Grain crop» are far ahead circulation will be undertaken.
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folks as well a« the patrons who of his citizenship mid place him in
of usual and all crops have the ap­ A representative of the department
will be there. Helen |,i iiiprrt will jeopardy of a lurge tine mid long
pearance of bumper production. I office of motion pictures is now in
handle the vuleiliclory this year prison term, when, Judged by the
Work in the timl»er and the mines N ew York investigating projectors
while Clio Young will deliver the common standards o f mankind, he 18259997
looks good and ail over Ihe south­ with sound a tachinents.
inis done nothing wrong or danger­
Salutatory.
ern end of the state, people in busi­
Officials of the Bureau of Agri­
ous
to another. They realize that
ness arp breathing easier.
I lie past week or more has been
cultural Economics of Hie depart­
Hie
only
reason
the
defendant
a busy one for the grmhwtet. The
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ment see a special advantage in
Senior pl.sy was staged May HI. J »lands before them Is that he failed
COUGAR
KILLING
CONTEST
vocalizing films dealing with econ-
Io
distinguish
between
an
individ­
I he Junior-Senior banquet was held
WILL START JUNE 1st I omic phases of farming. They be­
at the Blue 1 lower lodge between ual like themselves mid ti spy in
lieve that the exhibition of sound
Medford and Ashland last week government employ.
[pictures of Ihe agricultural outlook,
"With
the
failure
of
Hie
grand
With unabated energy the hunt­ I for example, would aid greatly in
and Iasi Sunday evening Itev. John­
•SW/. NW/, and NE'4 SE% of
son of the hccrutcd churches ileliv- juries lo iinldet, or a series of ac-
Dogdom is about on the thres­ ers of the state are keeping up j their efforts to induce farmers to
ered an inspiring Baccalaureate quittals by the petit juries, the 18th ; Sec. 15, Tp 35S, R3W, W. M.; SM, of hold of relief from its age-long their campaign of cougar killing, stud; prospective demand for their
Amendment mid its enforcement SE'4 of Sec. 15, Tp 37 S, H6W. W. »courage of distemper; and the according to reports of the state
sermon Io the graduates.
acts will join the 14th mid 15th j M.; and the NH of SW 4, SE'4 of news come simultaneously, as it game commission. Gedrgt. L. Thom­ products in adjusting production
With tomorrow's graduation the
activities.
local school closes another very Amendments and tin* Enforcement SW'4 and NE'/, of SE'4 of Sec. 3. happens, with the announcement of as of Illahe, Curry County, last
Time was when magic lantern
succ, sf-.il year and, one to be promt Ai t of 1870 in our museum of legal I p 13S, H7W, W. ,M., containing the death of President Hoover’s week requested bounties of 825
history They muy he used inter­ 320 acres, are restored to entry, beautiful Irish wolf-hound, the each on four cougar he had killed. slides, ' with lectures” were Uncle
of. The pride which every Pointer
Sam’s only available method of
holds for his school is justly be­ mittently for blackmail, hut the subject to Ihe preference rights of lovable puppy, Pat, from that dread During March the Commission paid
picturizing
farm production activi­
wholesale
liypoeriey
and
corruption
ex-service
men
of
the
late
war
stowed.
disease at Walter Reed hospital In bounties on 2C cougar and in April
that are Hie necessary by products with Germany according to Robt. Washington. According to announce on 31. On June 1, the contest for ties. Then the movies came. They
of a great effort to secure moral E. Crawford, acting register of the ment today by Charles H. Tyler of the cougar hunting championship were "flickers,” for a time, but
PISHING IN OREGON STREAMS
reform by criminal law. will dis- i I U. S. Lanf-l Office at Roseburg, [Boston, Secretary-Treasurer of the of Oregon will start to continue for with the construction of a modern
PRODUCING (iOOD CATCHES appear and America will be free Oregon, and
open
to
entry American Distemper Committee, the a year. Five cash prizes ranging motion picture studio in the depart­
ment at Washington a few years
Io follow Hie lead of other teinper- by the general public on September
Lcderie Antitoxin Laboratories at downward from 8175 to 825 have
Improved weather conditions in nle nations in- the treern, nt o» 13, 1920, at 9 o’clock A. M. Applica­ Pearl River, New York, to which been offered to hunters by the game ago, and the borrowing of a few
all s clioas of the .state hi ve brot i rohlenis creaed by the ever exist- tions iimy be filed in this office by institution was entrusted the deli­ commission. These prizes are of­ of the commercial movie tricks, a
the ex-service men within 20 days cate task of translating the British fered in addition to the regular large number of excellent pictures
joy Io anglers. Pruclicnlly ull of the ing traffic In intoxicants.
have been produced.
prior lo the opening, or from May experiments to discover a preven­ bounties.
slreams in Orc on. except those fed
AMOUNT
OK
GREEN
FEED
June 14. 1929, at 9 o'clock A. M. tive for distemper into a system of
by melting snow, have cleared and
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AFFECTS EGG YOL'i COLOR 23 to June 13. 1929, and by the practical relief, report they have
fishermen are reporting good catch­
FARM pointers
ELECTRIC FISH DIVERTER
general public from August 24 to been working on the product ever
es. I lie increased activity of. ang­
INSTALLED AT GOLD RAY
Jud as Hie public desires Its fav­ September 12, 1929, if the land still since the return of Dr. Adolph
lers has been noticed by the state
To prevent late bight of celery
orite
colors
in
curs
and
exclusive
be open lo entry. All applications Eichhorn from England, and in a
game commission through a heavy
from getting a start in the seed bed,
An
electric
fish
diverter,
placed
blends of coffee, so at present it filed during this 20 day period will very short time, probably two or
demand for licenses.
experienced growers in Oregon
decree, that the yolk of its break­ he considered as filed simultaneous­ three weeks, will be able to offer in operation at the Gold Ray dam spray their seedling plants two or
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on
Ihe
Rogue
River
for
the
purpose
fast egg should lx- a delicate, light ly. and if more than one application the virus and vaccine for sale, so
FARM POINTERS
three time using Bordeaux mixture
yellow, and it is willing to pay he filed for the same land, a draw­ that purchasers can have the com­ of sending salmon up stream, has 4-4-50 dipping them in the same mat­
been
reported
to
Harold
Clifford,
premium prices to have it so To ing will be had.
plete Laldlaw and Dunkin treat­ state game warden, by Shirley Bak­ erial when ready to transplant to
11 r.ding seed potatoes with cor- lake advantage of «this aesthetic
ment at hand in this country.
Ex-service
men
must
file
with
er, engineer, as being a pronounced the field. Repeated shavings or
osivc sublimate io gel rid of surface yearning and produce tqp-priefc
their
applications
for
the
land,
sol­
borne diseases ns y be done some eggs, it is necessary to regulate
The salmon previously dustings are given during the grow­
Medical scientists interested in success.
time before planting without de­ carefully biddy's daily consumption dier's nflidavit, copy of discharge the prevention of distemper agree flocked in great numbers to a tail ing season to eliminate danger of
and water hole affidavit. This land that such a consumation represents race which went around the dam infection from refuse of previous
creasing its effectiveness
it is of green feed.
is
revested railroad land, and must the most advanced step for the and failed to go upstream.
The celery crops in the field.
necessary that Hie potatoes be Ircnt-
Fhe correct amount of kale for
««I whole and that the eyes should Bill birds lo produce this desired he paid for at 82.50 ped acre—50c protection of dog life and health diverter was installed at the con­
not ; ave Inguii to grow at Hie time hade of yellow- in the egg yolks per acre and foes and commissions, yet undertaken. The treatment is fluence oi the stream and the race
A tendency for honey to granu­
of treatment, as injury lo ¿rowing is live lo six pounds daily, it is when tiling, and *2.00 per acre and not a cure for the disease and will and now the salmon are going over late is not a sign oi adulteration
the dam. The installation was | but is dependent on the flowers
points and germination may result. found, -while the normal amount commissions, when making final not be distributed as such.
proof.
made
May 12, with the federal gov­ , form which it comes. Granulation
The
British
researches
have
dem­
of dry alfalfa needed daily to pro­
onstrated, however, that it js a ernment, the state game department , while it alters the flavor, does not
During the warm days of spring ' duce the same result i , 5 per cent
dependable preventive, and that and the California Oregon Power affect the food value of the honey.
HOME POINTERS
in Oregon, liee and miles multiply I leaves and blossoms in Ihe mash.
dogs
inoculated' with the new pro­ Company co-operating.
Granulated honey may be restored
Two
per
cent
alfalfa
makes
the
i-ipiitly on Hie chickens and around
Curtains of white lace and other
to its former consistency by plac-
tin- roosting quarters.
The best yolk too pale, reducing its market thin material will wear much long duct have proved almost 100% im­
mune. Distemper attacks young ANNOUNCE MERGER
ing in a warm oven or a pan of
treatment for body Ilex- is lo paint value.
er if washed in soft water in which rather than older dogs, as a rule,
warm
water. Care is necessary that
OF
BUS
LINES
Certain weeds, like shepherd’s Castile soap has been disolved. A
the roo ds with BI ick Leaf Fol ly
the temperature does not exceed
just before the chickens go on for purse and pennycress, give a dark little ammonia muy be added if the and with the new product in eom-
Consumation of a merger of three 140 degrees, or there is danger of
con use, as it eventually promises
the night, (hie application will coldr to the egg yolk, hut have no water is hard.
key
motor transport companies con­ impairing the quality of the honey.
to
be,
it
will
be
posibje
for
dog
effect
on
the
taste,
while
cotton­
last two days and rid the fowls of
owners so to immunize their pets trolling stage lines in nearly every
liee. Painting the under side of the seed meal in excess cause*» brown­
Oil cloth, linoleum and other
It is best not to leave the land
roosts and connections with undil­ ish spots in the yolk and flavors floor cloths may be kept new and as practically to remove any fear state atvdi representing a capitaliza­
of
an
attack.
Such
an
accomplish­
tion
of
830,000,000,
was
announced
around
the chicken house hare. A
II*
Cod
liver
oil,
if
used
for
fatten­
uted i oi-holineimi or sheep dip will
bright bv washing with cqunl quan ment means, it |g said, the saving recently.
green crop planted there is a source
eliminate mites.
ing. flavors Hie flesh, it is found.
tilies of milk and water.
of life or health for about one-half
The merger will bring together, of green feed and an aid to sanita-
I wo methods of cheeking may he
Ihe
dogs
that
come
into
the
world.
through
an exchange of stock, the ¡on.
The esentinl points in the pre­ used to determine the difference
Celery stalks and leaves remove
Greyhound
lines operated by the
vention of powdery mildew of of yolk colors-holding the egg to Hie odor of onions from the hands,
Motor
Transport
corporation with N. C. WESTERFIELD
“Can you loan me five dollars?”
grapes is to begin early iuiil use n light, nr breaking the egg, al- dishes and kitchen utensils.
headquarters in Chicago; the Yel­
said
Jones.
Ihoe,
h
Hie
latter
method
is
much
PUBLISHES POULTRY BOOK
repeated applications of fine sulfur
lowway systems with offices on the
more
accurate.
Sure,
’
suid
Smith,
“would
you
dust until the middle of Hie sum.
The use of witshing soda makes
Keiserling solution haA been used
rather have an old five or a new Pacific coast, and the Pickwick
N. C. WeslArfleld, formerly of
mer, when Ila- danger of mildew
cleaning pots an,| kettles less labor­ one?”
stages, with general offices at Los
|
for
presiiving
most
of
Hm
eggs
damage Is practically over.
Washington
but now associated
ious. II is best to fill the utensils
Angeles.
tested. While they loose n little
"A new one, of course” said
witli
the
Farmers’
Exchange Co­
with
hot
water
ns
high
as
it
requir­
Pacific coast operations of the
color in preservation, the differ­
operative
of
Medford,
is the author
es cleansing, add a tenspoonful of Jones.
Egg production in Oregon usually
new company wiil be controlled by
"Here's the one,” said Smith. Im Pacific Transportation Securities, of a book entitled, “Fifty Year»
drops Hie last of May.
To help ence between Ihe deep yellow, the soda lo the water nnd set it over
medium yellow and Hie pale yel­ the fire to hcut.
four dollars ahead.”
prevent Ihk, successful poultrymen low may he easily recognized.
Inc., and will include lines in Ore­ with Poultry.” This book is being
offered to poultry producers of the
feed a moist mash at noon at the
gon nnd California formerly oper­
nation
at a reasonable price.
An
Mntresses may be kept like new
rale of three pounds per 100 birds. LARGE AREAS IN STATE SET
Although lime-sulfur spray or ated by Yelloway, Pickwick stages. advertisement concerning the book
for .wars if they are turned nt reg­
The dry mash, moistened with milk
ASIDE AS GAME REFUGES ular intervals—one time reversed dust usually need not be applied Southern Pacific Motor Transport j will be found on another page. M|r.
and made ( rumbly, may he fed lo
A recent compilation of the acre­
to clover to control mildew until company, Oregon stages and Pacific ¡Wcsterfleld has lectured on poultry
the birds for Iwo weeks with good
age
in
Oregon
set
aside
for
game
after
the first cutting, it is neces­ stages, and lines from Los Angeles raising in several Southern Oregon
"That actor does pretty well in
results.
to El I’aso and San Francisco to
refuge, mpde by Harold Clifford, that roll.”
sary to make an application while
[communities and he has included
Salt
Lake Cily. One-third owner­
stale game warden, shows a tolal of
fhe new growth is still small, pre-
what he told the growers in these
“A ham actor ought to do pretty
WHY, HOW TALL
3,215.005 acres. Nifieteen refuges
ferrably not more than six inches ship wiil be held each by the Mo­ I lectures, in his book. Many of the
well in any roll."
have been set aside bv the state
long The spray or dust then covers tor Transit Corporation of Chicago, j local producers signed up for the
The Pickwick Corporation and the
“My, but your little la-other is legislature mid In addition to these
hook several weeks ago—before it
Fruit stains may be removed from the new growth at the base of the Southern Pacific Company.
growing!”
148,000 acres of privately owned
plants, and with hot, sunny wenth-
went
to the publisher. The book
All the companies involved will
"Yes, he comes up to the hem of lend and 98,000 acres cf govern­ the hands without irritation by nib­ (T the mildew is quickly suppres­
contains
many new ideas concem-
bing
with
cornmeal
moistened
with
mania's skirt now.”
ment land are set iaside a« refuges. vinegar.
sed by the fumes from the sulfur retain their individual identities ing poultry which ure the result
but will be operated under com­
M u n it gets much of u «tart,
of fifty years Mr. Westerfleld ha«
bined eontorl
TALKIES TO BE
INSTALLED IN
WHITE HOUSE
“ . . . . . . . . . . . . “ J Tillings
Open To Entry For The Dog
I
been e student of the industry,