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CENTRAL POINT STAR
THE JOKERS CORNER
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Published by Mac's Printing Co.» Gold Hill, Oreg, n
C. J. SHORN. Editor
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An Independent Newspaper published in the Interests of
________ Central Point Oregon and v icin ity _________
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Entered as second-class matter, October 26, 1928 at the
post office at Gold Hill. Oreg, n under the act of March 3,
1879.
Subscription $2.00 year in advance. Ad rate on application
Office With Ai Hermanson
CENTRAL POINT ON
THE SPOT
That certain property in Central Point is in demand
is quite evident, judging from the demands that have been
made upon our city officers for lots in this city.
Due to our close proximity to Medford where land
values are greatly inflated, business houses which need
loading and storage quarters along the railroad are in need
of more room and want cheaper land upon which to build.
Our city is indeed fortunate to be so favorably located for
when these outside interests begin locating here it will
mean new families, new residences, more taxes and more
business for our merchants.
Besides these advantages which are ours we are be
ing looked upon as being centrally enough located to be
the hub for a cheese factory operation and much work is
being done to bring this new industry to our city.
A little effort and a little cooperation among the sev
eral interests of the city and surrounding territory will
do much for our town.
MAKE IT A REAL CLEAN-UP
THIS YEAR
Our spring weather is so beautiful and pleasant that
cleanup days should be a pastime. The solace and pleas
ure derived from seeing your property clean and attractive
should be incentive enough to not only clean up your own
place but encourage your neighbors to do likewise. Noth
ing pays a town more than clean attractive homes and
yards. It pays dividends in health, and happiness and
leaves a pleasant picture in the mind of all tourists which
pass thru or stop within our gates and sooner or later it
means actual weath along with health and happiness. Due
to the long open spring time there should be no excuse for
not having the entire town spic and span before Easter
Sunday. Let us all cooperate to give our city a bright, new
Easter dress.
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It seems that congress is on the fence on the prohibi
tion question. They don’t know whether to let the dear
public die from thirst or repeal the law and let them drink
themselves to death.
Mix. N u w ife : “ W hy, T orn! And
th is is tlie firs t «> extra I ’ve risked
fo r. W hat i f it was *H»I>?"
H ub by: "T h a t’s w hat I ’m p ra c tic
ing fo r now.*
“ T his a rtic le ," rem arked m other,
loo king up from the paper, says that
very few stout people are c rim in a ls
I w onder w h y that is?“
I expect i t ’s because i t ’s so hard
fo r them to stoop Io u n y th itig low .
said father.
You seem a b righ t hoy. I suppose
you have a very g ixxl place in yo ur
class?
Oh yes. 1 sit rig h t by the stove.
Don’t let me hear any had reports
about you.
I ’ll try not to, dad. hut you ’m ow
these things w ill leak out.
Irate Master (to negro se rva n t):
Rastus, I thought I to ld you to get
a domestic tu rke y. T h is one has
shot in it.
Rastus: I done got a domestic tu r
key. sir.
Master: W e ll how d id the shot get
in it
Rastus: I specks they’ was meant
for me, suh.
Honey, if you re a lly do lik e this
ukelele, I ’m going to give it to you.
An out-and-out g ift?
A b solu te ly; there’s no strings to
it.
FRIDAY, APRIL II, Ifl.W
F arm pointers
eveninff. He 1» mi old time frifnd Milll«< Walker ami daughter Sybil,
I of tlie editor» and stopped over n o and Mrs. Kate Boas.
Horses, more (him any other farm route to Klumuth Kalla for 11 visit,
Games were played amt d ainty
animals, are sensitive to abrupt
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refreshm ents were served.
T lie
changes in feeding and in exercise. ‘
I The monthly huhy clinic will he
P o llin a tio n by agencies such us
lii ld tlii* third Tuesday in April ut
I tic honey l i c e arc necessary to set
the City liall.
a good crop of many kinds o f fr u it, 1
I'lie lust e lin ie was so successful
say s the Oregon Experim ent s ta tio n .1
and in o rd e r Io give each ch ild
II is recoum iciid. it that the tires be
proper atte ntio n reservations run
moved in to tlie orchard before tlie
hi made of Miss Jui'ohs ill tlie Pella.
bloom ing |x*rlod begins. One c o l
ony fo r cacti acre of m ature trees i s
Itilc y Ilauim ersly left last week
necessary Io insure fu ll p o lliu i/a
end fo r Seattle from w here lie w ill
tion.
take Hie boat fo r Alaska. Mr. Ham
There is o n ly one way to In* sure uiersly lias Ins'll residing in lids c ity
potato seed is certified and that is w ith his b ro th e r John fo r the past
w hen a blue tag is scaled to the seCeral iia m tlis. tic ex|x*vts to go
sack w itli a lead scat, put there by a Io tlie Ml. M cK inley M ining d is tric t.
representative o f Oregon State col
T w o arrests were made Saturday
lege.
evening at Hie dance. One o f the
About 70.1MMI enum erators started revelers were fined in tlie C ity po
in A p ril 2 011 Hie w o rk o f taking the lice court amt c o n trib u te d $22.50 to
farm census, in co njun ction w ith (oc c ity . T he o ilie r was arruigiieS
in the justice court and was lined
the population census.
$55.
T lie use o f large amounts o f
P e rry Knotts returned Sunday
roughage feed fo r hard w o rk in g
from San E runriseo w here tie had
horses is not only w asteful lint del
rim e ntu l to (In* horses, say s tlie Ore been fo r some tim e risx-ivin g med
ical treatm ent,
lie Is m uch Im
gon Experim ent station.
proved. Ilis son Sherlock returned
a
heeding experim ents ca rrie d on to (Ids city w ith liim and x|x*nt a
by tlie dairy departm ent at Oregon couple days renew ing acquaintances
here.
State college indicate that tlie feed
ing value o f kale is nearly as great
Mrs. M atilda Parker received the
as that o f average corn silage, w hen
fed in tlie usual quantities. ’I’lie sad news. Monday o f the deatli of
kale is lo w e r in n u trien ts, tint this lo r step son. Krank P a rker at L ex
seems to tie offset by its greater suc ington, Oregon. Mr. P u rke r was a
culent, p a la ta b ility and vita m in fo rm e r resident o f th is c ity amt
b u ilt several homes tier»-. B u ria l was
content.
today at Lexington. H ardening of
Ito* arteries was given as tlie cause
o f Ids deatli.
Gold Hill Items
Mrs. In q u is itiv e : Rut w hat w oujd
you do i f yo u r parachute refused to
open w h ile you were fa llin g ?
Mrs. I.ec Cook was a business v is
Parachute Jum per (b o re d ): Take ito r at M edford, Tuesday.
it back and exchange it. o f course.
Mrs. R. I „ Kenaston was a v is it
Why does o r at Grants Pass, K rida y, on bus
Shipw recked S ailor:
that big cannibal look at Us so in- iness.
te n tly
Mr. and Mrs. R iley Comqr, fo rm e r
His Companion (c h e e rfu lly )
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residents o f th is c ity but now of
expect he’s the food inspector.
vV ’a .J tim e tT a tG tio n la a t.a rtic s Iy lll Klam ath Kails stopped over fo r a
short tim e in tlie city enroute to
Klamath Kails.
H a rd F ood E ittn tia l
A recent surrey niueng leadin'
denttatt disclosed the fact that oro
hygtenlefs consider hard food an sh
eohite essential for cnlldren. OrdUau
diet, they pointed out, consists niosi
t? of soft foods, with the result tha
the teeth and vums do not <et prop«
eaerctse, or auch essential element
as lime. Ry Including hard, crunch
fbod lo one or more meals aver, day
the deficiency
-tune.
can
be quickly
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L ift of M o o tt and D t t r
Moose and deer live to be about
eighteen aiyl twenty years of age.
Moose reach their full growth In about
seven years
Mr. and Mrs. I.. Ilenness o f Cam
as Valley. Oregon are in tlie city as
the guest o f Mr. and Mrs. M cisingcr.
They were called here by Hie illness
o f Mrs. .Mcisingcr, th e ir daughter.
Mrs. E lla P a trick is home again
a fte r a v is it to Klainailh county
w here she was Hie guest o f friends
and relatives. She is confined at
l*cr home on account o f illness, tint
is reported as being m ucli iuqiroved.
E. J. Robb o f Portland,- Sales
Manager fo r tlie W h e rrie T a ilo rin g
Co. was a v is ito r in Hie c ity , Kriday
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Polly: W hat makes you so hoarse ,
Buck?
Buck: I’ve been talking through
a screen door and strained my voice.
For that better
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I offer no baits, no ridiculous
ly low prices that good work
cannot be produced tor. I will
give you the best highly skilled
dental service in all branches
of the profession at live and
let live prices. If you require
plates that are not satisfactory
call on me and secure the best
obtainable here or elsewhere.
Mrs. John l.ogan uud son re tu rn
ed Hits week lo th e ir Inline in Rend,
Oregon after spending several days
is Hu* guest o f Mrs. Logan’s p a r
ents. Mr. mid Mrs. Elias. Kell.
T lie com m ittee o f tlie Gold H ill
Health unit met at tin* Delta, Wed
nesday afternoon at 2 p. l i t to make
arrangements fo r Hie Id m on thly
meeting o f Hie Jackson C ounty
lle a ltli Association.
It w ill lie held at Hie home o f Mrs.
G. It. Chapman, Wednesday, A p ril
23rd at 2 P. M.
A co rd ia l in v itu lio n is extended to
a ll and It is desired tliat eaeli fa m ily
of Hie co m m un ity w ill send a rep-
i eseulalive to Hie meeting.
Don Avery, a fo rm e r Gold H ill
resident is a candidate fo r tlie slate
legislature according to tlie Mon
m outh H erald w h ic h p rin te d the
fo llo w in g ite m : Doll Avery, a young
man from T a ft, w ho aspires to the
republican iiom jn a tiou as jo in t rep
resentative fo r L in coln and Polk
counties, was a v is ito r at Hie H e r
ald (dtiee Wednesday: afternoon.
W hile not in Hie business now , Mr.
Avery is fa m ilia r w ith Hie p rin tin g
trade, having learned tlie business
under Hie guidance o f lien l l u r
l.ampmau when Hie la tte r was pub
lish e r o f tlie Gold H ill News. On
h is visit to Monmouth Mr. Avery
was oeeonipunied by Mr. Crusno,
president o f Hie l-'irst .National Rank
o f Toledo.
End o f L itigation
Nnila pros ni«atm rhx «wii» m not,*
prestqnl. It Is nn entry mini** on th .
record, by which Hie prnaa< tifor of
plntiitlfT <l»dires (tint he will pros'rei!
no further N olls prosequi iiieuiM III
Wally ’’will not protecuis." U is e
voluntary withdrawal by the proMcut
Ing attorney of present proceedings on
« particular bill
P a n t L a tin ( j u a r t t r
The t.allu quarter of Parla la tha
aeetlon of the city In which the t’nl-
veralty of Paris la altuoted Education
In the university was formerly giver.
In Ln'tn, mid Hie « ulenls used to
shout the town singing their songs In
Latin, thus giving rise io the name
which persists to tha present flay.
Your
Servants
Arc you taking advantage of the many
electrical servants available? Do you real
ize the number of wavs that electricity can
lighten the burden of household duties?
Developments during the last forty
years in the electrical industry have revolu
tionized honies, industries; transportation
and communication.
DR. I. H. GOVE
I Advertise
For Intelligent
Dental
Patronage
recipients o f many
do you use them?
—
Wife: Oh darling. I'm so glad
you’re home. We heard that some
idiot had fallen off the cliff and I
w as sure it was you.
S( ItP ItlS E SHOW ER
Several o f tlie friends o f Mr. amt
Mrs. Alva W alker gave a surprise
p a rty amt hath room s h ow er upon
Hie W alkers, K rida y evening. Tlie
event was in the nature o f a house
w in n in g . Hie W a lker fa m ily having
just recently» removed to th e ir new
i < sidenee on Rogue R iver in tlie
western part o f tow n.
Those p a rtic ip a tin g were Mr. and
Mrs Alva W a lk e r and c h ild re n , the
honored guests, M r. and Mrs. I..
W oodford Mr. and Mrs. W ilm e r
I! itle y , Mr. mid Mi s. C. J. Short»,
Mrs Nina Duzenberry and ch ild re n ,
Mrs. Ed Shoemaker amt son Ed
w a rd , Mrs. L lo yd M ille r m id daugh
te r P h y llis , Mrs. I.. I.. Sm ith, Mrs.
W alkers were
pleasing gifts.
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These servants do not have to he hu
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Specialist on Plates and
Bridges
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Way
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