Central Point star., January 31, 1930, Image 2

TUB CENTRAL POINT STAR FRIDAY. JANl'AKY 31. l»30
W asco county and suggested that it might be the site of
the lost garden of Eden. W e hope that it will be proven
the last garden of Eden. We hope that it shall he proven
to be the lost garden that we might find out some things
Published by M ac’s P rin tin g Co.C Gold Hill, Oregon
that have alw ays proved puzzling. We should like to find
C. J. SHORE. E ditor
out where the Adams moved
and if the. snake in-the-
An Independent Newspaper published in the Interests of grass which w ri’.ked the dom -iicity of Eden looked an y ­
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^ e n tra l Point Oregon and vicinitv__________ thing like the modern shiek.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
C EN TRA L P O IN T STAR
E ntered as second-class m atter, October 2D. 1928 at tin
W e are in receipt of si ni . Í the campaign literature
p< st office at Gold Hill, Oreg< n under the act of March 3
g I larrv Corbet t for g\»v-
nt out by tb'* com m ittee ur
1879.
id about the gentlem an is
ernor and if all the tlrn g s it
correct we wouldn’t mind taking him for a fishing trip on
Subscription $2.00 year in advance. Ad rate on application Rogue River some time when t'. e lish are not biting.
O ffic e W ith A1 Hermanson
Judging from the high salaried football m entors O re­
gon and W ashington are im porting there should be some
competition furnished the southern varsities.in the next
fi v seasons.
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There is a move on, in the state of Oregon, to change
the caricature which is to represent Old Oregon. In the
place of the old man it is hyped to find a suitable young
production to represent the youth, pep and progress of a
com paratively new state with worlds of advantages and
natural resources. Prizes are being offered for the best
cartoons for this purpose. The Oregon State Cham ber of
Commerce is taking a hold of the contest in ••onjunction
with their build Oregon contest and anyone w ho have any
bright ideas may present them to the local cham ber of
Commerce officers who will in turn mail them to the state
organization. W e m erely m ention this as a m atter of
interest to our readers. So far as the cartoon representa­
tion of Old Man Oregon is concerned, we see little ad v an t­
age of a change. As we recall the "Old M an" he is not
asleep nor is his eye hazy with age. True he is pictured
as old but as we have alw ays looked upon age as a symbol
of wisdom we naturally felt that the “old m an” was all
rig h t—perhaps more blessed with wisdom and experience
than would a younger man.
The Oregonian. T hursday printed an editorial under
the caption of “The Lost Site of Eden” The editorial deals
with the finding of fossilized tropical nuts and fru its in
THE I0KERS CORKER
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What v, ¡Id I. V? happened 1.
hoop ••kiri: ar.tl rumble s. . Is hr-1
occurred i; the s..;ne gem ration.
Save
half of
1930
for pleasure
SHE WAS ONLY—
An electrician’s naught, r, but sh •
knew w atts wall.
A druggi t’s t!.»lighter; th at’s whj
she suggested better thin s.
An arm y Captain’s duughter leg
she knew when to ca’l a i alt.
A co dr. .til's daughter, hut si.-
was nobody’s fuel.
A fisherm an’s daughter, hut she
threw a wicked line.
UNDER TABLE ETIQUETTE
“ Bridge shin” is said to he a n e w -;
ly discovered disease. It is con­
tracted by a husband sitting across
from his wife and forgetting what
trum ps are.
GOOD DEED PERFORMED
BY LOCAL BOY SCOUT
ligation today?”
“You bet I have,” prom ptly re­
plied the youthful scout.
“And what good deed did you do.
if I may ask?”
“ Oh, I helped m other hottie a
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Electrically you can
save half of 1930 for
pleasure or for things
that you would much
rath er do than those
things that you must
drudge at now by hand.
Yes, you can save half
of 1930 for pleasure be­
cause electricity will do
things in less than half
the time that you can do
things the old way.
For that better
In the home there are
scores of tiresom e d u ­
ties th at electricity will
do at the turn of the
switch. It will do them
quietly,
quickly
and
cheaply, so cheaply th at
you will marvel at the
facts.
Printing™see us.
Let
electricity
be
am ong those good reso­
lutions that you will
keep for 1930.
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III Spain th e re are several Ihn
hoin-vs, a n il i i i m >, tin* lim e tree hone,'
o f <'m u llin a . Is as green as Jad« Mint
has a eeeht«d ta s te ; tin t ts leas h ig h ly
esteemed I hu ll the he athe r honey fu m i
th e slnpea o f tlie Pyrenees.
Indeed,
tfpuulm -tla i la in i fo r th is, as d id the
A lle lila n « o f old fo r the honey o f
M i .1 Ily iiie tu i.s . th ill It Is (he food
i f the g o d i, so e v u ils lta I t Ps Flavor
Q u id s W o rk
IP- tu rn e d around, gazed at tils w ife
hl I • lini-k seat and said " A n , .lu ll
ip
I know w hat I uni doing an ' don
• he. fe rg li It." One m in u te a fte rw a rd
Si P ater I Minted him 11 flu te w ith six
hob m >1 to ld h im to move over In the
ill) , uellnn. T aies (.'ilion.
li-li of ho ut- brew", replied Jnlin-
,-s b • lit 11 elMiirelte- mid the
. i.-cn paused on without further
.error iliiui
-Sutherlin Son.
If the people wish a change, however, we would not
Amusing incidents come to light
be one to intervene. Almost everything has changed in
the past few years. The jazz has drowned out the lulabys oeeasiomdly. even in small com m u­
nies, and a story told here the other
in music, the risque shows have unseated the dram a of a n ­ day
by a local citizen is w orth re ­
other day. The airplane, the auto and the fast express peating. Sutherlin has a Boy Scout
have replaced the ancient m ethods of travel. Today, we organization, and on the whole they
find th e m odern m other draw n with a cigarette in one are a pretty good bunch of kids.
hand, snappy stories in the other and a be-ribboned poodle These hoys, collectively, separately
in her lap. The college lad is depicted as a flashily dressed or individually are presqm ed to
perform at least one good deed each
“devil-m ay-care” individual with a hip flask and a rattle day. Being aw are of this obliga-
trap car instead of the black cap and gown and a book. A tion a citizen who has taken much
new cartoon, rejuvenating “old man O regon” m ight bring interest in the Boy Scout organiza-
forth some interesting subjects It will be Something to I lion accosted one of the local boys
talk about at least and it is hoped that som ething good will I the other day with the query
Johnny, you are presumed
be evolved—som ething which will add distinction to the to “Well.
perform at least one good act ev­
b etter Oregon campaign.
ery day. Have you fulfilled that ob­
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Spanish H e a th e r H o n ey
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U p o n M a le e
ri hu o ej -ul
excavations hav.
1.1 \n »tmi I ic most e la lm ra te o f tin
. 1 ly e tv llla a tliiiis developed !n th«
ir
in hem isphere w ere a ll sut
d by lu u ltu . D o e lo i M o r'e y o f tin
h i. h ti iilu n I n a llt 'i t l i. ' slmv eil hnv
lo d e clin o and fa ll o f the e lv lllz a tlo r
if the M i; an e m p ire was enn - d li
by the d etlne In the p ro d in tlo
ilr.o. T he In g ti coni o f liv in g , a
i. va ile d It. » » « o p e ra tin g then u
3oW.
G enius C e lt R ecognition
re 1 t ittle tnir« • o,:n,jn d g e n ii
! 11 h c - g 'iig ; at least. If il h--
n te r h hind It
K e n ts and Sln-i
are o fte n <piot<d to the c o iitru ry
both died be fore they tu rn ,-
v
D ad they llv e il as long a
ys.in and W o rd s w o rth they w .11
•• e n lo .v d fo ty o r ttfty years in
fa ie. As It is. It Is u u tru e 01
v died "u n w e p t, iitib o n o u i'd im I 01
• ;.'*- I.ond<’ii I’ l l I ’. lts.
H is to r ic a l
W r itin g s
T h e th a t h is to ric a l n a rra tiv e o f con
etdorahlo set pe was produced by the
H ebrew s o f am le n t P nlestlna.
T he
H a hylo nlan a and Aawyrlnna had e a rlie r
h is to ric a l w ritin g s , h u t they w ere not
e o lle ile d .
These dute back to the
third millennium It. (X
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P e rs e v e ra n c e W in s
I f you w ish mu-cess In life make
pel -e ie ra u e o y o u r bosom frie n d , e ijo v
r l i i i n - yo u r wise counselor, ca u tio n
you r eld e r b ro th e r, and fa ith you r
g u a rd ia n gi-nhis.
So d o in g you w ill
ava il y o u rs e lf o f the w isdom o f th«'
age«, the on ly ,-nuit lo aueeoas ( l i l t .
W o r ld M u s t B e " S h o w n "
I he w o rld do c. not w a n t to know
w hut you th in k you can d o ; It w u lts
fo r you to allow It w h u t you can do.
It la achievem ent th a t counts.
It la
even ch a ry o f tu k ln g the w ill fo r the
deed though good In te n tio n s may
cou nt In the sig h t o f H eavau.— Kx-
chunge.
N a tu r a lly
W hen a g ir l engages h e rs e lf to » -
t poet. It Is u s u a lly n m in k o f li ip a
'l ia b il it y .Mary, how ever, sh o rn d t h u i
> he hod a level head »<1 h e r Bhoiildei
when she announced her e iig iig e u ii-iit
Io her em ployer. "S o y n ll're going •->
lu n rry a poet I” he said. "Then I sup
l««se y o u 'll leave m e." " t il l, no," M u r.
pi ■ io . le d
" I d h n 'l In te n d to I««»
B ut I 'l l need inure s u lu ry ."
Q u ite Sol'd
A
c a lib e r re v o lv e r had he.-n Area
nt him . the tiu 'le t peni-i ra tin g tils sku ll
and e n te rin g the w o od w ork. T u iu p ii
Paper.
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P in e a p p le P ro d u c tio n
T ro p ic a l A m erica Is the n a tiv e land
o f the pineapple, hut It has been In
tro.tuced In to tlie tro p ic a l regions of
th o ld w o rld o n th is co n tin e n t It Is
grow n th ro u g h o u t the W est Ind ies and
In the tro p ic a l and su b tro p ica l p a rts
o f th e m ainla nd . T ro p ic a l und sob
tro p ic a l fr u its are gru w a In the it a
« n ila n Islands.
O b s e rv a tio n * o f oblest In h a b ita n t;
W hen th e aong about (he "o ld fo lk s at
hom e" was w ritte n , th a t » a s the place
Un- old fo lk s a lw a y s could be fo u n d .—
( ’ In i-liin u tl E n q u ire r.
W e b s te r M a d e C h a n g e
W atch
Repairing
Noah W ebster, a u th o r o f the “ A m e r­
ican D ic tio n a ry o f th e E n g lis h Lan­
guage,” was rcup on slbl« fo r tha
« change In A m e rica o f th e " o u r " end­
in g to “ o r.” T h u s la b o u r, honour, be­
h a v io u r have become la b o r, honor
and b e ha vior lu th is c o u n try
Dune right and
we promised il.
when
give a moneyback
guarantee on all w ork.
H is Sacrifice
N lp p "Itv iin -u ih i r, my boy. no man
m a rrie s w ith o u t nu k in g c e rta in sacrl
fleea.” T u '-k " I kno w It. an il Just as
«o«n ns 1 m a rry G e rtie O otrox I'm p re ­
pared to g i l t up iny Job. '
W hen
you think of
DIAM ONDS
th in k of
N o T o b ac co S u b s titu te
T h e re la no d rie d weed, le n f o r herb
(hat cun lx- sm oked th a t w ill ta ke the '
place o f tobacco h i any sense. It Is
pv slide to «moke any o f th« weeds or
plan ts, but they w ill not have the flu-
t o r o r arom a to tobacco.
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