Central Point star., August 30, 1929, Image 2

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it y . That must be an a w fu l place the 3ttx40 foot stage mi w h ich fa ir ­
to change a lire on a hot day.— A l­ ground tu m b lin g acts w ill he given,
and a rriv a l «if the Dove Amt rson
bany News.
rodeo o u tfit «me o f the fa ir a ttra c ­
tions, preparations are g«>ing ahead
Some D ifference
fo r the entertainm ent features of j
“ You said you w ant in«1 to give
SCHOOL DAYS RETURN
Ihe
Josephine county fa ir September (
vour frie n d lite ra ry w o rk?
Is he
I, 5, 1» inn! 7.
The next tew days will w itness a general activity in an o p lim ist o r u pessim ist?”
The stag 1 is d ire c tly in fro n t of
“ W hat difference does that make?
all p arts i f the country. 1 be children will be gloom ed
Ihe
grandstand. adjacent to the
“ Il makes lots «if difference.
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bleachers, and provides space w here
once more to take up their duties at school and soon a n ­ w ant him to edit a seed catalogue.
Hie • / . h i f ' »rapt
other y e ar’s training of the young minds will have com­
A man may he air-m ind e d. it is h n -d i'e ri, d o w n s am navi1" , actors
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menced. Manv voting girls and boys will enter for the Io he hoped, w ith o u t k n o w in g the w ill nr.-sent -ets between r H—».
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fust time our institutions of learning and there start then- names o f a ll the endurance reeortl- i Evening perform ances o f ''
trounc w ill take place In connection
climb up the ladder of knowledge which is expected to cul­ h olde rs—O akland T rib u n e .
w ith the fire w o rk s , a new feature
m inate a few years hence when the child of today becomes
N orth C arolina is e xperim enting this year. The troupe was fo rm e rly
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the leader of tom orrow . The schools of our land are but w ith
w ith Ihe R ing lin g circus.
a new garss— kudsa. How
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W ith a rriv a l «if the rodeo o u tfit,
the stepping stones to the attainm ents which are expected contented the cows there ought Io
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from our children. It is not alone the learning of the daily- I become chew ing th e ir kudsa— T o ­ quartered te m p o ra rily at Ihe slock
yards, const ru c tio n o f the rodeo c o r­
lessons which induces «me to send children to school but peka C apital.
ra l in the center o f Ihe racetrack
it is for the training, both m entally and physically which
has begun. The chute w here buck
The w om an tim id ly entered the
prepares them to overcome the handicaps which present
Ini» horses and b u ffa lo w ill he sad­
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th
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a tric a l m anager’s o flire .
them selves as life progresses. Little indeed are the prob­
dled o|>ens d ire c tly onto Ihe track
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ideal gift is a 1 rttjun
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lems of the child hut to their tender minds, their problems “ W h a t’s yo u r specialty? Lets hear
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are as g reat as those which confront their elders. If is you sing.
th - bleachers.
timepieces,
ruggedly built—
The wom an hesitated, then <|iiav-
the m astering of these problems as youths which makes
Longhorn steers from Texas are
in a p ¡ve-.tr a ne'e and beau ty
,
the future man capable of shouldering the responsibilities e rin g ly struggled through the firs t in the rodeo co lle ction «if b u rk in g
verse o f “ Annie L a u rie ."
they
look
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times
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co»t.
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animals, and it is the ¡dan o f t-reil
which becomes their lot.
B o tte n! was the v e rd ic t.
You
Hotter, fa ir manager, Io intersperse
can’t sing.
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races w ith o the r events.
I never said I could, an«l now if
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Some of the people of California had the opportunity- yo u ’ve finished. I ’ll clean the offu-e STANDARD O IL CO TO T R IC K
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last week end to w atch the huge dirigible, the G raf Zeppe­ T h a t’s w hat I came fo r.
P R O D IC T S ACROSS H IL L S
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lin enter the United S tates afte r its long Hight front Lake­
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«>ne T h in g L e ft
The contract fo r h au lin g gaso­
hurst, New Jersey on its trip around the world. An im­
Poor Jo hn ! He’s been in a bad line from Crescent C ity Io Hogue
pressive sight that m ust have made to view the giant air w ay
w ith his sm oking lately He eant
e r valley points, fo r w hich bids
craft cruise in over the Golden gate just as the rosy tints decide w he th er to get rid o f his , riv
A t * 7 3 0 . any one o f lhc»e 1 rnjan» r i p riw c l«
were opened on August a. has not
the lie»« u a iih value «ha, «ha« ii.n e rv cun buy
of departing day emblazoned the w estern sky. Ihe great cough, gain prestige, o r obtain sat­ yet been let. as fa r a% is kn ow n to ­
craft then cruised over the city and headed south to Los isfa ction .
day.
W hat did he do fin a lly ?
The contract calls fo r h auling a
Angeles where it rem ained for a time before taking oft
N ow he’s sm oking a pipe
q u a n tity o f gasoline estimated at 2.-
on the last lap of its long journey to the east coast.
00,000 gallons per year from the
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The thrill of seeing this huge ship and the realization
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bilities which such a trip opens up for the commercial and
m ilitary world. It is hut the first step in what is destined
to become, in the not far distant future a commonplace oc
currence. The time is bound to come when air craft will
travel to all points of the globe in the pursuit of commerce.
The rem arkable progress of aviation in the past tw o d e­
cades is almost beyond apprehension. \ \ hat the future
holds is but conjecture but judging from the obstacles
which have been overcome in the past few years, nothing
is to great to be expected.
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These cool m ornings m akes one begin to wonder
w hat has become of the sum m er's earnings. They also
rem ind one that it vvbn’t be long before the visits of the
ice man will give way to the periodical trips of the fuel
m erchant.
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book distributed by the office o f the Secretary of State.
The volume is a neatly compiled hook and contains very-
much valuable inform ation. W e are also in receipt of a
copy of the traffic laws of the state, both those which are
now in affect and those which will become effective next
year. W e will print a brief resume of the traffic changes
for the enlightenm ent of our readers, next week. Copies
of the booklet m ay also be procured by applying to the
Secretary- of S tate. Hal E. Hoss at Salem.
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