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About Central Point star. (Gold Hill, Or.) 192?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1929)
CENTRAL POINT STAR Published bv Mac’s Printing Cm Gold Hill. Oregon C. I. SIIORB. Editor An Independent Newspaper published in the Interests of Central P £££22 ■ ’ ________ --------------------- ^PUBLISHED EVERY FklDAY ----------- ------ T— a , - c o n d - c l a s ^ . ~7^T"t r ber 26 1028 at the E n.rrrd e . post office at '-d Hill, ■’ ------------- X*79- application Subscription $2 00 year In advance on appl Office With Al Horraonson We are astonished mail' times by merchants v. ho claim thev do not believe in advertising. \ e t that same merchant; as a rule reads the ads of all h.s c , „ s , , — ft seems a strange C incidence that the stores in the city which advertise have the least to say about dull t imes. ♦ » » When we read that Pop Brownii ,e 11,..„uh g was eating grass to , extend h.s hie we con d m help hu ut think that the grass , .al„.g animals are m then dot.a,:. ■■ iter they pass , weuty. < , i IJU easiest cheapest and most readily accomplished thru tin ■neduun of the newspapeh We hear one merchant non r . ir u iu u i 01 m u m « s i-.u "-■ • , . . • der how another can spend so much money for tor a advci d \u t Using si • a . ____ n * r i» D < . and marvels at . his ability to 1 keep going. 1 1 I he reason 1 I is ' . simple. The man who is a real success m business adver- rises. He does not advertise because someone has told him H ‘ m an m m ns m W K n B U IL D IN G X) (T ■ K ■ SOMETHING MUM' BE DONE ABOUT FISH IN THE ROGl E Er< n the columns of the Medford Daily News we gleaned the intelligence that the salmon take from the -a’l FRb hatcherv was .about 25 per cent of the 19-.« yield. To the fisherman who has been patronizing the Rogue this year, the news comes as no big surprise. I here has • » ♦ been’a great shortage of fish in the river tins year \, try The Giant Dirigible, the Graf Zeppelin lias successfully few reports have been received ot good catches, .nstca completed over half of her long journey around the world of thrilling over a mess of steelhead or salmon this year. as usual, the fisherman who even gets a good strike is or- , without y lull,ut mishap. .........., The giant air cruiser has experienced the 7nnate extremes in weather conditions. It has been both . tiled We cannot sav for certain what is the real cause for an(i retarded hv the directions of prevaihng winds, yet has t b e hiipe shortage of fish hut we are certain that if the coine thru unscathed with its cargo and passengei s. Ju s midd m-t un the river thev would come. In the spring a few more days and the Grat ship will he again on Amen very few sahnon were found .... the upper portions of .be ca„ „,¡1 and will the,, journey on to t.s start.ng p e n t ... th " -< £ T :in i & e th.te Graf Zeppehn was „taking history bruises received. The fall run of salmon and steel head in its flight across Europe and Asia, two Spokane air nu n which should have arrived in the upper river this month added another chapter to the history of the air here in the greatly disappointed the anglers in these parts. Instead ot United States when they flew from Spokane to San Fran the huge run reported entering the river jaws arriving in cisco, thence to New York, to Washington D. C. ( leveland the upper portions of the river only a few scattering fish Ohio and hack to Spokane without once touching the earth. were reported. Even at the Savage dam. where 1the tspring This feat proves that refueling trips in non run could be found in huge numbers, few of the fall run stop ships can he performed. Heretofore the non-stop flyers have performed in the same locality throughout were in evidence. their entire course but the “Sun God” as the Spokane ship Charges of poaching at the river mouth have been was cristened had all the experience which could attend given as the reason for the shortage. Whatever the reason transcontinental flying. the fishermen of the the Rogue are to be the goats \\ ith ♦ ♦♦ .............. .. , so few fish reaching the spawn beds this year there is It is Stated That Jack Dempsey is willing to fight little prospect for for a big season next year. Max Schmelling for a million dollars—He’s got nothing on For years the people of the Rogue valley enjoyed won derful fishing and their friends and visitors have had a us. So are we. share in it. The cities along its banks have advertised its Read the ads every week, You viitues and now we find the stream nearly depleted of the will profit from it. hie game fish which has made the Rogue famous. Sports THE JOKERS CORNER men have come to the Rogue valley for many hundreds of I • V • • « ■ miles to whip its waters with their flies. The past two or three seasons have been a veritable boomerang to the people who have spent their time and money advertising the stream. Commercial interests have destroyed the He Jinowa sport which have called thousands to southern Oregon. “Hadn’t you better go and tell The sportsman has had poor luck this year and when he your father? said the motorist to tells his friends hack home about it—Rogue advertising tne farmer’s boy, who stood look will take a hack set which will take many years to over ing at the load of hay upset in the come. People of Southern Oregon are interested in the '• He' knows replicd ,he boy. propagation of fishing in the Rogue river for they are all “Knows? How can he know? benefited more or less by the enlarg d numbers of sports He’ under the hay. The man who has accomplished men who yearly come into our section of the state to fish all that he thinks worth while, has in the Rogue and its tributaries. begun to die—Ernest T. Trigg. r M A T E R IA L S * e (lu ri it 11 tiioitcrn nu’ipty f*,'pn t for the bulkier for haml- le Lumber. Shingle*, Lulta Ljm a, Pluater, Cement. Jolina<Mun* vllle Hoofing», etc., and mi Ue everything in ('«bind Work amt Mill Wnrk. and found that hi.'hoin« paper 1, the heat meaaenger he ha, IP to carry his news to the people. He dots «ot advertise ,n a B hit nr tnisa fashion. He studies advertising like a s.u.l . . n T R O W B R ID G E LVM B EH Y A H 0 he — has that it season studies his lessons. He knows -- what ...........- . T R O W B R I D G E C A B I N *-T W O R K S ible and just when is the best time to press each .-truck 0 Let u» rxtjmute your bill, you w ill like our Service, Quality and when he advertises he finds the people in a recentivi lit and Price». .. Medford, Oregon mood. The merchant who advertises gets the business | u The city that advertises, grows and the community winch | CMC advertises, prospers. Don’t pull hack on the p’,,g * -s - 1 vour town any longer by just being a ,«platter on one • t ’the business streets. Take stock of your business and tit needs of the people and then advertise. You will bring « yourself new business and stop much business ;« •» I store which should have ljeett vuirs all the tune hut t not. simply because you have not gone alter it. fc » M b B ■ U You Can Save More Money/ You are interested in buying as cheaply as possible. It is possible for you to buy better quality of supplies for less money than you now pay. The remedy is entirely within your hands. Save Now |Tb ere are many convincing reasons whv vou should save now. I lu* simples, one of these probably is the fact that you have never known anyone who regretted having saved money. Deposit your savings with this hank. Every person is financially bene fit ted by being connected w ith a strong hank. Volume of business in one place is what counts. The place for your business is in your own cooperative organization owned and controlled by farmers. Jackson County Bank Established 1888 Member Federal Reserve Oregon Medford, *», ! »V. n i A c r , » r » » iü iîl ¡in You double the business and we will cut the profit in half. As long as your business is spread all o v e r - just so long you will pay everybody too much profit. to The Rescue! X Youngsters who romp on midsummer days ac quire a thirst that can on ly he quenched with cool ed drinks. Ice cubes art- ideal for this purpose. And there is no need to use ice sparingly if you have an Electric Refrigerator. You have an endless supply of crystal ice cubes. M Done right and when we promised it. We give a moneybnek guarantee on all worlt. ira ICE CUB What am you doin’ now? I’se an exporter. An exporter? Yep, the Pullman Company just fired me. Watch Repairing 1 3Ì Moonlight Rides Fair Hider—“Let’s take a look at the moon, dear.” Her companion—“Darn the luck, I forgot to bring it.” "Ex’ M ■ I I A couple “sweet young things” from the effete East decided they would go horiehack riding, the oth er day, and one of them was asked whether she would prefer the flat i Englih saddle or the western saddle with a horn. “The flat saddle,” said the girl, “because we ain’t going to ride in any traffic and won’t need a horn.” 1 , TWl eiNTtAL PqiWT OTA» MUDAT. AVOWf M, l»‘» X X IS The tray can he filled and slipped into the freez ing compart ment at fre quent intervals. And with very little additional ef fort, you can prepare cold whips, mousses, parfaits —dozens of delicious des serts. Meanwhile greens, meats, milk and eggs are preserved in a healthful dry cold. Now ia the time to install an ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR! See Y o u r Dealer X When you think of Farmers’ Exchange Cooperative Owned and Operated by Farmers Clay D. 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