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CENTRAL POINT STAR
FRIDAY. APRIL
VOLUME TWO
NU.MBEK 40
B 5-
12th District
Conditions On
The Up-Grade
III MANU WEEK OBSERVED
APRIL 2IM I» 2H INCLUSIVE
May 10ih; Set News Gleaned Analyzing Much Talent Is
For Highway and Condensed ..AOU... Shown At Gold
Clean-Up Day for our Readers1
Hill Musical
I
Ilumpiic week is being observed
over llie country tills week witli
appropriate speeches, program s and
services. The hum ane societies are
Wilk Ike New Scieace of Syllables
actively w orking Io tiring Hie mes­
By C. jT cO FF M A N
sage of liuiminilariimism Io Hie
D e a n o f A l l th o E n u m e ra to rs
IM’ople of Die country. A feature of
Hie week bus been the p o tters that
have been circulated by Ihe society.
C harlotte
We are here reproducing a trih
C harlotte, you represent the secret
Ute Io Hie dog by Senator Vest of
sign. I t Is up to you to determine
P reparations for the statewide
Busiiu ss activity ixpondrd in the Missouri which has lieen widely
w tiat kind o f a MUSIC FESTIVAL PROVES
The
Navul
Pact
was
signed
Wed­
'I w .llili I i derui Reserve D istrict copied is quite appropriate for Hie Highway Clean-up Day, set for May nesday. The document consists of
REAL FEATURE FRIDAY
sign th is shall be.
Hi, are moving forw ard rapidly, ac­
during Mui'ch, but
by a »mailer occasion.
An
old
Greek
ren­
7000 words. All the nations by this
About six hundred people were in
amount thun in the corre»|«,m llng
dering which uses
The best friend u man has in Hie cording to Mrs. Jessie M. Honey- pact will be under obligation to re­
your flrst syllable.
mouth of most recent year». Rolli world may lorn against him amt be­ man, of Eugene, in charge. The strict subm arine w arfare.
attendance
at the music festival
The
CHAR, meant glad
industrial output amt trade in­ come his enemy. Ills sou or ilaugli- movement, endorsed by leading ; treaty is a long step forw ard
held at Gold Hill, F riday afternoon
ness and Joy.
creased .omcwnnt lev» thuu season­ t< r Hi d he has reared with loving slate officials, is sponsored by the tow ard ultim ate lim itation of those
and participated in by the schools
But no one must
ally anil demand for credit »bowed earc may prove ungrateful. Those Oregon Federation of Garden Clubs, nations which have not yet agreed
from Butte Falls, Bogue River,
accuse
you
o
f
lig
h
t­
I i .ii li .. ii > i" tu in g e L oin the pn
Glendale and (old Hill.
who m e neari .1 ami dearest to us, ¡.ml ha» draw n Ihe supfiort of prac­ on complete limitation of th eir na­
ness or friv o lity ,
ceding month. Decline» in com- those whom we trust willi our li:i|>- tically every civic organization in vies.
The entire program covered about
fo r a s till more an­
m o.iil, pi icc» became lev» nuiiier- piuess and our good name may be­ Oregon.
three hours o r more of time all of
cient use o f your
on» during the taller part of the come traitors Io their faith. The
Probably Ihe largest single factor
which wsi» chock fuii of delightful
CHAR,
Indicated
Colonel Lindberg and his wife A d a p ta b le E a r
strength In anger
month and »light advances in the money that a man lias he m ay lo.se. in Die success of the day will be the
instrum ental and vocal music.
C
h
a
rlo
tte
.
These tw o mean­
wind, vmiie price* level were re* It Hies away from him. perhaps, Hoy Scouts, although school child­ Ann just completed a one stop
Four orchestras featured Ihe after­
lliglil from Glendale, California to ings w ill show you why you can make
ported in early April.
noon’s entertainm ent together with
when lie needs it most. A m an's ren, many university and college
D .in ,; ?d.ucli. fiv u riib h ' w e a th e r reputation may he sacrificed in a students, members of Cham bers of New York after being in the air a your own choice as to the use o f the vocal music by quartettes, glee
powers I d your name.
rnndil.oii-. continued to lie the most li oment of ill-considered action. eoinmcrce and service clubs, and little over fourteen hours. This
clubs, folk dances etc.
I f yon feel quite modem In your
was
an
altitude
flight
test.
im p i Lint influence in the agricul­ Tin- people wdlo are prone to fall on many other» have pledged th eir aid.
One of the big features of the af­
a ttitu d e o f inlnd. you can give dignity
tural outlook. Crop» now glow ing their knees Io do Us honor when
All scoul troops in Oregon have
ternoon was the group singing by
to very Bapperllke costuming. On the
An Austrian Bacteriologist has other hand. If you love the ancient, the students of the four schools
in the District it velo|x«<l vutivfac-! success 1» wiilh us may be Ihe llrst been called upon by G. H. O her-
tartly and range condition» tin-! Io throw the ’.tone of malice when leiiffcr, slate scout executive. Io join succeeded in isolating the germ of you are cupable o f giving n very de­ w ithout any previous rehearsal. The
proved during tl
p.i t six w eeks.' failure settles Ils clou I upon our llie movement, which is sim ilar to ,«T»r<»«y and is producing a serum mure and modem effect to old Ideas tn harm ony was good throughout in
Sonn In i stock, p.irticuini 1.» spring h ads. The one nb .mutely unsel­ many in Eastern stales w hich have which has already had excellent re­ dress and toiletries.
spite of the fact that no tw o schools
You can even display theoe versa
L>int h i C a l i f i i i i . i, have he:» »low fish friend that man can have in this proved highly effective. In various sults. in some cases complete cures
had sung together previous to the
tllltl«-s w ithout making unv effort on
in attending satisfactory market sclUsli world, the one that never de­ cities boy scouts have participated! have been effected.
tim e the num ber wxs presented.
your part. Anyone who can read
w ig Is.
in
eleim-up
movements,
have
clear­
Equally as difficult and as well ren­
serts h im .Ih e one Hud never proves
character would know It by looking at
John N. Willy» is the newly ap- your par w ith Its adaptable nature dis­ dered was the ensemble of the o r­
(■re.>t t Ilia i vea .o m it increase» in! tliigriib fill or treacherous, is ids ed the underbrush from roadsides,
tin- lumber a id Lui «lit g nduatrlea dog. A .sickuevs. He will sleep on have carried on campaigns to edu- ! lioinled American am bassador to played too clearly.
chestras who likewise planted the
of (lie D istrict w ere r e p o r t i I f o r Ihe cold ground w here the w intry cate people to cleanliness, and in Poland.
closing num ber w ithout any pre­
Adaptable Indeed Is this ear, from
deep study and scholarly attainm ent,
Mali II. blit <k< lines i l l l.'.e o u '. p lll o f ' w inds blow and Hie snow drives oilier ways have worked w ith city
vious rehearsal. All num bers re­
Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the to the more frivo lo u s “ life o f the ceived applause and especially the
crude o
refined petroleum pro- len ely , if only he may lie near Ids and stale health officials for the
campaign
in India is urging men p a rty.” Taken all In all, you are the rythra band by the third and fourth
betterm
ent
of
the
community.
duel.», in a m r o ti* m r tuls, e ment, luas.er's side.
He will kiss the
and
women
to use contraband salt secret sign o f attainm ent. Charlotte.
Hour, a il I i f I c.a tieally all n unn­ the 'land llial has no food to offer
Not only have such organisation»
grade pupils of the Gold Hill
Your chances of success w ill he
f in lin ed
iin oditiev resulted i l l n he will lick Ihe wounds and sores prom ised
support, hut many of and practice home spinning of very much by yourself. In the way schools. The entire program was
if i i i i I- i lidal b d e s im i protlur- that come in «•!»<•«am lcr with Ihe them are aiding Mrs. Iloneym an in cloth, in o rd er to hasten ib e ir inde- you take hold o f things, o r fa ll to.
somewhat of a revelation to the
lurge ,. inv in Intubi r i roughness of Ihe world, lie guards si tiding instructions to the w orkers, pendence.
Don.
II.
audience w hich was composed of
In another day, a C harlotte came,
uildtiig* during Ihe sleep of Ids pauper m aster as and in publisizing the movement.
prodii' ion and
people from all over southern Ore­
gentle, reflr.ed and beautiful, to free
A terrific Lyiphoon swept Manila, hpr people from a tyra n t. She was gon. The inipils and the instructors
M.iri Ii av l oiiipa.cd with Fcbrunry if ae were n prince When all oth ­ The University of Oregon, the Ore-
w e ie ch ief > «In«" Io Ibe iilt I tli.it ac­ e r friends desert lie remains. When ".»il Normal School nt Monmouth killing scores and le a v in g thou»- C harlotte Corday, o f whom yon have are to be com plimented upon the
tivity in both of Dios? in d u strie s ri lie. take wings and reputation
p.l Oregon Stale College are all amis homeless, while the e n tire i s - 1, no doubt rend In your French history splendid work.
W hnt she did was not nice, but It wag
w.iv i \> ptioiiully low m F e b ru a ry . f ill. to pieces, lie is a» constant in ■ i .periling, ns well as the Oregon ,’n ' facet! famine.
effective.
Following is the program :
I d le n o io h e c o f w o r k e r » e m p lo y e d I is love ns the son In It' journey
State
~ Association, the state
Or. w ith your adaptability, you m ight
The Linthicum bill designating'
in Ihe 1 ’Ircl increased somewhat t'irnugh the In a veils.
I cham ber of Commerce and the lo­
w rit« and emulate the success of Gold Hill O rchestra ...... 2 selections
the Star Spangled B anner as the C harlotte Bronte. W ith your keen ob­ Operetta “In a Florists w indow —
lew thuu iv customary during
'If fortune drives Ihe m aster J cal garden clubs i i each county.
national anthem was introduced in servation and good expressive powers,
Ma rein
1st 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades
forth an onteast in the world,
congress.
Trade activity increased some­ friendless and homeless, the faith-j MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES
you are quite capable o f w ritin g e f­
Gold Hill.
fectively.
w hat lew I i. i aa.on.dl> from Feb­ fid dog asks no higher privilege
ROTH INCREASE IN 1929
Glee Club ---- -------- -----Butte Falls
<(£ 1SJ0 W e s te r n N e w s p a p e r U n io n .)
A fire set by prisoners in the
ru ary Io M. reti. l argely as a result thun that of accompanying him, to |
Three songs by boys quartette Butte
of Die laleiie .v of Caster Sunday, guard against
Falls.
danger. Io light j The Department of Commerce ail state penitentiary at Columbus
this year, retail vales were sm aller against enemies, mid '.’do a *'ie last n o u n " ’s that, according to the re- Oh'«« '-aused Ihe death of over three
Group of songs by 5th and 6th—
in value during March, 1930, than scene of all entiles, an I I «nth t'»’ ••» •erns received, there w ere 8,243 hundred prisoners and injuring an­ CITIZENS MILITARY TRAINING
Rogue River and Gold Hill
in March, 10211, bid their Increase the m aster in its em brace, anil his
arirages perform ed in Oregon other num ber equally as great.
Butte Falls orchestra . 2 Selections
from February wav nearly equal to laxly is laid iiway'i in Hie cold durnig Ibe year 1929, as compart'd
CAMP TO OPEN JUNE 20 Songs ... by Bogue River Glee Club
The Daughters of Ihe American
»euvonal expectations.
Reported ground, no m ailer if nil other , w ith 7,fi25 in 1928. representing an«
Two songs by the 7th and 8th—
figures of wholesale Irade showed friends pursue their way, there by ; increase of (i18 o r 8.1 per cent. Ill Revolution excluded the prohibition
Rogue River.
This
new
spaper
has
received
de­
an increase during March, hut con­ Ihe graveside will Ihe noble dog tic ' 1916, there w ere 5,302 m arriages questions from its platform.
tails of the tenth annual C itizens’ Rythm Band 3rd and 4th Gold Hill
sider.dd h »» lb.ill is ordinarily ex found, Ids head between Ids paws, perform ed.
Three songs by mixed chorus— High
It is reported that a m erger of Military Training Camp to be held
|M‘clt l.
Intercostal Irade of Ihe his eyes sat. Ind open in alert
b u rin g Ihe year 1929 there were
schools Gold Hill, Rogue Riv­
at
Vancouver
Barracks,
Wash.,
June
District was sandier in volume than Watchfulness, faithful unit true even 3.179 divorce» granted in Ihe state, Sears Roebuck A Co. and Montgom­
er, Butte Falls.
20
to
July
19,
and
tra
ilin
g
offered
ery W ard A Co. was being contem ­
in eith er the preceding month or In
Boy’s Q uartette ...............Butte Falls
alb.”
’
I ax com pared with 3,053 in 1928,
to
young
men
of
this
community
be­
March 102*0. Railroad freight cur-
representing an increase of 126 or plativi at Philadelphia headquarters. tween 17 and 24 years of age. Bogue River Orchestra. .2 Numbers
loadings increased by about Ihe
4.1 per cent. In 1916, there w ere
Young men from all counties in the ^on8 Boys Q uartette ......... Gold Hill
Bob Shawkey, new m anager of
.seasonal uiiiount b i l l were well Ire- EASTER CANTATA SPLENDID
2,100 divorces granted. T here were
Butte Falls
state
will assemble on June 20 for Violin Solo, Student
low March a year ago.
ENTERTAINM ENT. SUNDAY 16 m arriages annuled in 1929 as the New York Yankees had many a month of trai?*ng in citizenship, Girls Q uartette .............. Butte Falls
explanation» Io make for the Yanks
Credit ease continued throughout
com pared with 29 in 1928.
Glendale O rchestra .......2 Selections
losing five straight games in suc­ m ilitary subjects, athletics, super­ Folk Dances 5th and 6th Gold Hilt
March and the first half of April
The
estimated
|iopulation
of
the
The Cantata 'Morn of Victory
vised sports and recreation, and
cession, alreadyi this season. He
and interest rates declined slightly.
given at Hie C hristian church Sun­ stale of Oregon on July 1, 1929, w«a»
will benefit physically and m enial­ Gypsy Song 7th and 8th Gold Hill
Loans of reporting member hanks day night under Hie direction of 914,000, ¡nut oil July 1, 1928. said the trouble was that they were
ly, as boys attending form er camps Ensemble of Four Orchestras.
declined dm ing this period. The Mis. E. E. Young was one of the 902.000. On the basis of these esti­ not hitting Babe Ruth. Earl Combs,
Byrd, and Cooke in the outfield has have done.
funds thus released were employed
FARM POINTERS
best entertainm ents ever given i n . mates. the num bers of m arriages
Chaplain John \V. Beard, Major.
hit
119 in five games.
Io increase investment holdings and Hie city. The church was packed. per 1.000 of the population was 9.0
Chaplains Reserve Corps, and pas­
rlalively large transfers of funds Io The orchestra under the direction in 1029, ns against 8.5 in 1928; and
The Oregon Experim ent station
ed and the num ber of divorce» to r of Mount Tabor Presbyterian
th r New York money market were of Rev. Millard played several se- > the num ber of divorces per 1.000 of
Church of Portland, will be re ­ has gathered a great deal of infor-
granted
w
ere
furnished
by
the
also recorded. There wa . little ad­ lections and added much Io the Ihe population was 3.18 in 1929. as
State Board of Health. Tile figures sponsible for the moral atm osphere mation abont the life history, hab-
ditional borrow ing by m e ii’ ier program .
."gainst 3.38 in 1928.
for
1929 arc prelim inary and su b ­ of Ihe camps giving assurance that i its and operations of the m ajor
banks from (lie Reserve Bank, and
The num ber of maringes perfonn- ject to correction.
parents need feel no hesitancy pear tree diseases and insects, and
Those«
composing
Ihe
orchestra
discounts of
1 »ml; continued a'
about enrolling (heir sons.
I has issued several bulletins on the
ire
Ml'.s. \oling, piano; W a lle r Olm-
Ihe low levels of January and Feb­
Experienced arm y cooks will subject. Extension Bulletin No. 388
eiede,
trom
bone;
Hamilton
I.aw,
ruary.
serve "m ess” for Ihe C. M. T. C., also presents specific inform ation
cornet; John Durhy) clarinet; Ruth
i . of (). Art School Receives Grant
—--
- ...
and this feature of the camp is a relative to spraying practices and
Chitwood,
violin;
mid
Rev.
Millard
HEALTH I NIT HOLD MEETIN
iw pular and beneficial one, judging program s in Oregon.
violin
and
marimbaphonc.
CHAPMAN HOME, GOLD HILL
from past records which show that
Pow dery nuldcw is due to a fun­
candidates have made an average gus grow th on the surface of the
The mi cling of Ihe Jackson
gain of six pounds during the 30 green leaves, shoots and berries,
County Ileal h Association held at
SAMBO’S PHILOSOPHY
day period.
causing a gray coating and in terfe r­
the G. It. Chupinnn home in Gold
For young men w ho apply and ing with grow th and development.
Hill was most siieeesdill and in­
are accepted the government pays Its control is preventative in n a­
spiring. The ¡till ndiince was large
all expenses, including travel cost, ture, says the Oregon Experim ent
and very gratifying to the com m it­
uniform s, shelter, food and all station, and consists of dusting the
tee in charge. Every city ami town
needed equipment while in eamp. green parts with the finest dusting
ill Ihe County was well represented
We would like Io see this commun­ sulfur, starling before the new
w ith Ihe exception of two.
ity get its share of the money to be shoots in the spring are more than
The president. .Miss Carleton op­
sjx'nt by the government in p re­ 6 or 8 inches long and repeating at
ened Ihe meeting with a w illy and
paring its young citizens for em er­ intervals of 10 d ay s.o r twowiecks.
happy ili.seo irse followed by an
gency and teaching them civic con­
After a thorough study of costs
address hyi b r . Wilson, county
sciousness. Applications should be and conditions, the Oregon Experi­
health officer. who stressed the ad­
sent at once to C. M. T. C. Head­ ment station has published a bul­
vantage of using Ihe present m eth­
quarters,
Vancouver
Barracks, letin entitled, “The cost of Produc­
^
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od of preventing disciascs.
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ing Sheep on W estern Oregon
Mrs. C. Denton, Ashland's public
The world'» largest contender for Earms,”
It will be mailed to
.school nurse talked on the duties of
the w orld's heavyweight boxing grow ers by the college upon request
Hie school nurse anil Mrs. Jones of
cham pionship, Prim o C am era made or m ay be obtained from county
The I niversity of Oregon art school has become the summer training
the Medford school exhibited many
center for teacher« oi art apprciintion ai western collegia through a recent his debut before Portland fans this agents.
tut cresting posters made by Die
grant of ihe Cnrncgie Gorpo-ation of New York, which with the education week when he fought and whipped
children during Ihe health study
committee of the American Irstitute of Architects is carrying on a national Sain Baker, giant negro in less than Enjoy Picnic
period.
ampaign to further art education and appreciation in American college« one round.
Mr. and Mrs. Court Purkepile, Mr.
Art teachers will lie selected from various colleges and univeraitiek of the
Hefreshmenls w ere served, Mrs.
'« - m i ilc ii i l l
Mis» iluiie all linfe
and Mrs. Hoy Jones and family and
West to aUeid the school here during «ummer months with all traveling,
Hanna of Jacksonville and Mrs. o' ilein baskit» plunih sp '.ag FUI 1.1 I
Salem is to have a 14-story office Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lewris and fam­
tuition, and living expenses paid. They will also be given an additional sum
E llsw orth of Scuttle piwsided at Lawsy Me, who Ha WDHLD1N' tie
of approximately $150 to purchase teaching material« when they return to building. The cost is estimated at ily of Jacksonville all enjoyed a
Jlie tea table.
THANKFUL? Ha tieauli hub, U w ily f
their own institution.
, 700,000.
picnic at Lake Creek, Sunday,
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