Central Point star., July 04, 1930, Image 1

CENTRAL POINT STAR
Von liE TWO
F R ID A Y , J U L Y
MINERAL CONFERENCE
GAINING IN INTEREST
DAY , S \
N o rth e rn ('iilifo rn ia -S ° u th e rn Ore-
HpoiiKnrx ol M ineral Conference
in Grant» I’u » July 15
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IIEIGHT
In Hying In a lici.’ht o f 4J,lfiA fret,
more d u n • g ill n u ll-» up in tin- air,
I.ieut. A|*»lli> h-.ucrk of the U. S.
Navi h.r. M t a record which will take
tc’liic heating.
Only hy the u*e o f coinprc»«ed
oxygen in a tank, inhaled th o u g h a
tube, and an oxygen »uj« r-< lia ig t r to
in«ure enmhiHtK'ii in the engine, wa*
I.ieut. Sota rl» able to do tin- >*unt at
all t .ipl I lawtliorne Gr iy o f the Vi. S.
Arm y. who m ." to 42, 470 feet in a
haih .»1 three y- >rx ay i, died from la, k
o f o '- grit in if. rarefied atnvniph'-re
I hi . lit.
A ll of thi talk about v> i ’in i’ to
the ii on, win 'Io r by airid n.e, t< Vet
or o tl.i r d< i ', i ’ mi ii 'r h io ••»»hine,
in view (>f the uiv
aty ot fairy«
iug enough o».t. " t along, to »ay
nothing oi ih ’ nitride cold o f inter*
atrllar »i i 1, ■ iiiwhcre around 4<x)
degree» Inlow zero I
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LAND
A young woman of my acqu.ntsnce
w.i, m i i | i i d re rntly on gelling
home front her lady work a» a » eao-
graphrr to find a young man va itu ig
to a»k her who I k r g tandialhrr wa».
’When die,told him be informed her
te n te d Wa» |'i* , a i> ' to ¡‘..v
r
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hei a'.d
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and iii'ib
■ h lo > .u a Quit
i o it]. of land one m il
cla in died •
Wide and
. ’.'em feet lie ,’.
| ..at Bin',
a i.
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fc value."
b u tt! re a > .e r a lt" i >» "i 'L i hat-
tan real i tate which have m > i 1 i -r is
nr h i a
, ■ r •
office hud li ». I t no
r-
i. oi
for
m et pay« to
I'Uild'nn I i 30 it "or» h u h in old New
Y ork And the n i • n (or the high
C iilifo rn iii me show ing pronoune-
ed interest in D ie Mid P a cific Em ­
p ire Econom ic Conference lo he
held id ( ,ranis Puss on J u ly 15th.
, tud cotisidi ruble p u b lic ity lues been
M iieii th is im p o rta n t event.
Seven liu n d n ^l m id fifty invita­
tions have been n i'iile d up
m ill
dow n the Pacific Const hy the Nor­
th ern C iilifo rn iii Southern Oregon
•)i velopinenl Association, sponsors
if the in c it in g mill present iin lic a -
i< ns ure that those lit I ending Die
i i lin g w ill not he confined lo he
• b i/e iis o f N o rth e rn C a lifo rn ia and
< u the rn Oregon.
Clinch's !'• W illis , e d ito r m id p u b ­
lish e r of Die M in in g J o urna l, I ’ lie-
• n ix , A rizo n a , in n le tte r n d iln ssed
lo Die A sso eialio n rece ntly request­
ed c o p ie s of p a p e rs lo lie (¡res, tiled
I Hie Conference fo r re p ro du ction
in his magazine. I lls te lle r in p a il
si. les, "T h e re ure several o f these
papers, ju d g in g from yo u r program ,
w h ich w o u ld make' excellent mag­
azine articles, and Die p u b lica tio n
o f these w ill undoubtedly do your
eiiu e a great deal o f good m id we
lio | e that we may gel the.”
Pre Conference p u b lic ity w ill no
d o tlh l lie Die in ms o f increasing
Die a lleiilanee b lit the p u b lic ity
xzhie.i Id lo v . s . Die m eeting w ill it
is hop 'd hy tli'* Development As- i
<oi i ilio n o ffic ia ls , b rin g about u ,
m o re ¡Ippl'cel hie interest in lilt
P 'is s ih ilil'e s o f m in in g in th is sec-
loll.
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By Edson R. W aite
Sliuw iice, Oklahoma
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,,'i 'h 'i ■■ trst he, 11
woven in J..p.iii .md »)•< '■ ,r. t to Scot­
land to in' w.ii, roofed. Wearing
th.,1, »he drovi I a oo
how« on
b
the ref
ts
served includ' I tea from India and
biscuit» from Ei el md.
For e ery if dl.il « worth of good»
tile I n il' d Si ilc* ■ ’b ,i ro 1 w. must
event’ ; illy tin, a doll * « worth from
ihe country w lir It we buy from That
is the long and short o f all ihe talk
atxiut ta riff* and import» and the ex­
port trade.
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► D i!) YOH EVER STOP TO
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I went i: i
i grocery »t in In a
little M , .... h’lst!.» town die oilier
day to buy ■
inatil'.e» The vaie»-
m. n handed in« -i i i k.ige which was
in. ib. I "Made in K u w u " In ’ be
name .hup window I »aw tome vanned
corned licet, v. ■ I e I and parked in
I no i'v In a .* i< m New York
recently my h .i,b i i »»'light a ram-
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Vo.it ma '. o f ‘ V
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SHIPS
The Germans now hold die record
t trans Ml '
I . but
both the I'm ' d S'.ill and F.'.gland
are preparing to take it away front
•■.»n, T l,e (jin ard 1 me. wh; li is ihe
for speed
oldest of all
The Old Spanish Trail From St. Augustine To
San
Newspapers and itiugi,zines, even
in il- iih * of llie »tulc» of Oregon m ill
STOCKBRiPiE
of that
Greatest Transcontinental Road Important Industrial Project
Seen in Smelter Near Here
Diego, Is Nearly Finished
FRANK PARKER,
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NUMBER 49
4, »930
b p 1 . 1 . ...
flounces that II w ill ill I a
il l l . i D
feet long, carrying 4,1* > |
is.
w hich w ill maki a vp'cd of .
n t«
an hour and w ill n t b ,i .. .. n 2H n l
25 m illion dollar« A I n I. ' ihe
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is a nautical mile, which is W " I et
longer than the l;>r. I m ile, so . ip o .1
of JO knot» mean» J l z mile« an h ur.
The U. S Shipping iloard in i u-
jtin itio n w ith the I ’"- O flii, L
o t-
nient is arranging v th \in e ri, an «li mt-
ship coiiipanie» io build two th i| eien
bigger and faster than the new Cun-
arder. It w ill take three or four i , . »
to build diem. T hey w i'l h, go i| ad­
vertising for the I nil, ! '. I
h it
prol,ably w ill n t ■ un
ii io
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deficit w ill be i i , .el up in w b.t the
(¿jvernm ent pays the company on, ,t-
them fo r cart.yin, the mail- i e
mail subsidy of the H 'itish govern­
ment to Samuel Cuiiai I is what put
the British th g ahead o f our» on the
A tlantic, 75 years ago.
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HOMES
Savings hank heads say that right
now is a more fac,liable lime to binld
a home than we ha,e had since th"
war. Building m •' rials arc do" ti,
labor i« plentiful, m oitgiig, i.i..:
is
cheap. Thus - who are secun m their
employment ran prohabb build h, me»
now on more favorable terms I tan
they w ill he able to a year from n w.
The same authorities say that the
measure o i Imw much a mail can
afford to invest in a home is his
average income. He is justified in
tyin g up tlie rijiiivtile n t of two years
salary if dial is under $10,(MX) a year,
o r o f th i' ' ec u 's income if he earn’
more than JIMXX) a v ir. rim s, i
man who earn« '¡all a week can afford
a $5,0(X) home. And iron ten to twelve
years is a proper length o f time over
which to spread the mortgage pay­
ments.
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It. .1. Hall, e d ito r o f Die Loveland
(< >lo.) Itc o rlc r-H e ra ld s a y .:—
I H A T Die gre ¡lest, 0 st d. n iin iir
force in any c o im tu .a ily is In.
n r ih i'ii, aggressive uitd p ro g r, s',
ive ncw spajier.
It i s the m ir r o r through w h ich com ­
m u n i t y a c tiv itie s , c o m m u n ity
progress ¡uni developm ent, cont-
m u n ily im t istrics, business ond
social life arc reflected to the
outside w o rld .
It g ive , lo Die c o m m u n ity un un
selfish service, a service the value
o f w h ic h cannot he mea .ured in
d o lla rs m id cents, a service o f
hem id lo ev n the most hum ble
citizen , th rough constant and
p ersisle til e ffo rt to advance those
things Dial mean most fo r com ­
m u n ity g ro w th uud d w e ll pn nt
.m il Ihe happiness and co m fo rt
o f its citizens.
T ie independent press, no! th r o t­
tled by p o litic a l
hi *s, »«'fis h
greed nor personal aggrandize­
ment, f.g a tin g alw ays f*»' w hat
is rig h t and just and fa ir, w it.
ever frie n d ly consideration fot
the view s and o pinio ns o f a ll
clus.es " f citizens, is Ihe real
pow er m id guiding force
Dud
o tidils cilie s, hakes fo r happy
lioines mid a contented, w id e ­
awake citizenship.
Hie Home T ow n Paper is a local
in s titu tio n in w h ich every loyal
, ili/.e ii should he a stockholder
in I through fin a n c ia l in ve st­
m ent hut Ih ro iig h Die inveslm enl
o f good w ill mid a s p irit o f help ­
fulness to Die end ils services nun
he enlarged and ils usefulness
gain added impetus.
A co n tin u n ity is la rg e ly judged hy
the uppearanee, character
and
Iy;ie oi its newspaper, and should
influence ils business interest to
do th e ir fu ll p ari in g iv in g to
ilie ir paper the volume o f bus­
iness essential to ils success and
Die encouragement so necessary
’ o keep nhreiist in im provem ents
and development.
F or best q u a lity hti.v, a lfa lfa us­
u a lly needs lo he eid p rio r to e ithe r
lo v e r o r vetch -n o rm a lly between
one le n lh
and
o n e -fo u rth
bloom ,
By Caleb
By the end of 1931 it w ill he pos­
sible fo r ti m o to rist lo start fro m
Mtiine and d riv e to San A n to nio ,
Texas w ith o u t ever getting o ff a
lia rd road. W ith in another tw o o r
three years Ihe m oto rist can con­
tinue Ills jo u rn e y to C a lifo rn ia , over
hard roads a ll the w ay.
W ilh a ll o f o u r progress in road
b u ild in g , there is today not a single
rout,- in ross Die C ontinent w h ic h
does not invo lve d riv in g over h u n ­
dreds of m iles of roads w h ic h n o ­
body could classify as goixl and
w h ic h most m otorists, accustomed
lo Du- paved highyays o f both coasts
and the Grcut i.akeg region, w ould
classify as p ostitve ly had. But w ith
Die i iitn p lc lio n of the Old Spanish
l i a il we shall have a h ig hw a y co n ­
necting Ihe A tla n tic and Ihe P a cific
Oceans, a highw ay paved o r hard
.ui ftiyed th ro u g h o u t its e n tire length
and u trass-co ntin en ta l h ig h w a y,
m oreover, w h ich w ill he passable
at till season» o f Die year, since it
is located th ro u g h o u t its length fa r
lo Ih.' south o f the snow lndl, w h ic h
makes the more n o rth e rly passages
impassible in w in te r.
It is no w o n d e r hat the U nite d
.slate G overnm ent is a id in g lib e r-
a ll) in llie c o n s tru ctio n o f ttiis road
w n ic ii w ill give Die speediest pos-
sihi • route lo r llie movement o f
m otorized m ilita ry forces from one
coast to Die o ilie r.
From .Maine to F lo rid a ihe A lla n -
C o a s L d liig liw a ) i» now suhstan-
,,..o ) (W q d e te d , c ith e r concrete,
lur-iuae.ii,. in o r lia rd sand-clay s u r­
face u ll Du- w ay. lid when it gets
to h is to ric o ld SI. Augusine, F lo ­
rid a , it strikes the beginning of
Die old .Spanish T r.o i, eouneetng
>1. Augustine on Die l.ust W ith San
i- ..;;fi on the west.
I lie idea o i a cross-continent id-
w ay w h ic h w o u ld fo llo w the trade
■md iiiilila r y tra ils blazed by the
... iy Spanish settlers on the G u lf
m l in Inc Southwest was fir s t g iv ­
en lig ld at a g a iiie rin g at M i,bile,
Ala., ill 1915. Nobody know » w ho
selected Die picturesque and d e e s ri'r
liv e name, n o r just how the m ove­
ment started. The firs t idea was
to connect New O rleans w ith M i­
ami. But the West heard about it
and eagerly join ed in Die movement,
«et up a p i'oinotiou headquarters in
Stm Antonio, and projected Die o r ­
ig in a l plan (w o thousands m iles
fu rth e r than its o rig in a l e n th is i-
asts h- d dreamed o f going.
Am. now it is nearing com pletion.
S ia i'iin g from St Augustine w here
t. e Lpai.i.u(Is have le fl th e ir in ­
d e stru ctib le record in Die n a rro w
s..'e. ,s and picturesque old fo rt and
o her b u ild in g o f th is oldest of
Am. ri. .m ii.ju ic ip a litie s , the Old
Spanish T ra il rim s D irougli Jack-
,i n v ille , Tallahassee,
Pensacola,
■i.ibile, Ihi) Saint l.ouis. New O r­
leans, Lake C harles,
Beaumont,
Houston, San A n to nio , F o rt S ioeu-
i ii, FI Paso, Las (truces, Douglas
i uesoii and so lo C a lifo rn ia and
..n Diego. It crosses eight slides,
three great bays and the greatest
>f North A m erican riv e rs .
It
crosses the Great D ivide ¡it ils lo w ­
est point, at Bisbee, A rizona, at
m a ltitu d e o f 6,030 feet above sea
.evel and descends in to the Im ­
perial V alley th ro ug h E l C entro,
a ilifo rn iii, .’,1 feel below sea-level.
Yel there ¡ire no grades w h ic h can
not he d riv e n in high gear.
T w o th ird s o f the drainage w a t­
er o f Die U nited Stales crosses Die
• Id Spanish '1 ra il, yet o n ly tw o
■ e rries ¡ire necessary; one across
lie M ississippi D iver ¡it New O r­
leans, Die o ilie r over B e rw ick Bay
;il Morgan C ity Louisiana.
A ll o f
lie o ilie r w atercourses w h ic h Die
T ra il crosses have been bridged.
The Old Spanisli T ra il fo llo w s
Die line o f Die chain o f m issions
¡:n«l presidios w h ic h Ihe K ing o f
pain ordered in 1772 to lie con­
structed fro m the G u lf o f Mexico lo
Die G u lf o f C a lifo rn ia .
San A n ­
to n io was Ihe m eeting place o f a ll
Die tra ils eonneelir® the Spanish
say s Ihe Oregon experiment station. settlements w ih each ober.
And
Johnson
110,000-pound Electric Smelter Arrived Tuesday and
Unloaded North of City; Expected To Be in
Operation in Month
in San A n to nio , a fe w week» ago.
Die K in g o f Spain, through
the
Spanish Am bassador to the U nited
Slate, presented a ro y a l decoration
A manaufacturing and industrial project of consider­
to lla r r e l Ayers, the m anaging d i­ able importance and interest to this section is the new
re cto r o f the Old Spanish T ra il electric smelter being erected north of this city.
Association, in re co g n itio n o f his
The 110,000-pound smelter arrived in the Medford
services in preserving and perpet­
railroad yards Tuesday morning
uating the old Spanish tra d itio n .
and were taken to the site and un­
Miss
Lathrop
W
ins
Of the fir s t 579 m iles o f the
T ra il, fro m St. Augustine to Bay
County Essay Contest loaded from the main line. Other
shipments are scheduled for this
St. l.o uis, a ll but a fe w m iles has
K a th erine L a th ro p o f C entral week and next and it is expected
leen paved, and that p a ri, in M is­
sissippi, is hard sand and gravel. P oint is the proud owzner o f a that the smelter will he in opera
Thence across Louisiana to the i sh in y new ten d o lla r gold piece,
tion within a month or six weeks.
Texas line, 362 m iles,
concrete presented to her as the w in n e r of
Dee Williams, locai mining en­
firs
t
p
riz
e
in
the
grade
school
di-
pavement is being la id the e n tire
distance. The unpaved sections are : vision o f the Jackson C ounty essay gineer, acting for the concern
j contest on the “ H ealth Value o f would make no statement of the
good gravel roads.
I'lo iii Ihe Texas aouisiana line lo D airy P ro d u cts.”
plans and purposes of the com­
The contest was conducted by
San A n to nio , 329 m iles, the T ra il
pany
except to state that it was an
Mrs.
Mabel
Mack,
home
demonstra
is 90 percent paved. Thence, 583
w ho industrial and manufacturing pro­
nib s to F.l Paso, the gravel road is tio n agent o f the C ounty,
iresented K atherine y ith her prize. position and that a detailed state­
good in il dusty and paving is being
K atherine has been a club mem­ ment would be made soon.
ca rried on ra p id ly , e ven tua lly to
Mr.
cover the e n tire stretch. From El ber fo r about fiv e years and a very Williams said that the plant would
Paso w estw a rd across New Mexico good one at that according to the employ at least sixty workmen.
>tate C lub leader’s o ffice . She has
¡mil Arizona to the C a lifo rn ia line
It is understood that the con­
712 m iles, o f w h ic h about h a lf is carried p rojects in cooking, sewing cern will smelt a large body of iron
paved. Die rest gravel roadw ays m il o the r household arts, and each and other metal from this district
over^ Die desert and th rough th i year has had a pen o f fo u r pigs on a large commercial basis. Ar­
Boeky M ountain«. By the end o f w’ in n in g m oney fo r her at the Pa­ rangements have been made with
thi« year it is aapected that the c ific in te rn a tio n a l Livestock Ex the California Oregon Power Co.
o f those
Iasi stretch o f the 178 m iles across p osition. She’s another
for electric power and the Sohthern
C a lifo rn ia lo the P a cific w ill have 4H clubbers w ho has got the habit Pacific will build a spur to the
o f being a prize w in n e r.
been paved.
plant.
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'I'his great h ig h w a y , 2.741 m iles
Through Williams offices for the
Jong, i« Die largesl single piece o f
company have been rented on the
road b u ild in g w h ic h has ever been
fourth floor of the Liberty build­
undertaken since the days w hen the
ing in Medford. It is planned to
Caesars connected a ll o f Ihe o u t­
open the office the first of next
ly in g provinces o f Europe w ith Im -
week. The office will be in charge
p e rio l Home by roads , some o f
of A1 Smith an executive. Articles
w h ic h have lasted to th is day and
of incorporation will be filed the
commerce. When it is fin is h e d it
first of the week.
w ill have cost u p w a rd o f 8110,000,-
Eva Le G alliene, w h o broadcasts
()(g) p rovided hy the states, counties
Evidently the chap who named
her plays over the VVABC chain,
•mil m u n ic ip a litie s and hy the U n­
the
Guy Lombarodo fans. Pansies
speaks, reads and w rite s French,
ited States G overnm ent.
did
not
know that Lombardos ad­
German, Russian and Danish beside^
As every o th e r great road does, possessing a passing know ledge o f mirers are recruited from the un­
the Old Spanish T ra il is opening , Spanish Ita lia n and Greek.
She derworld of Chicago and New Yo. k
If you think Ray O’Haras lan-
up new areas to settlem ents, to j plays Ihe piano g u ita r, h arp and
in d u s try and to developm ent. U n ­ , piccolo. H er fencing is so excel­ guorons tunes are the height of
til it was cut th ro u g h fro m Jack- lent that her in s tru c to r eon tinu al- something, then you are a Sham­
.o n v ille west, five years ago. fe w 1 Iy urges her to give up the stage rock. Folks who tune in on Neil
to u rists to F lo rid a ever saw the and ra d io so that he m ay make her Golden more often than others are
lovely ro llin g c o u n try o f West F lo ­ the w o rld s cham pion w ith Ihe fo ils. termed Golden rods. And a cauli­
rid a. the h ills and riv e rs and coast­ In c id e n ta lly , her com pany calls her flower is just another name for the
cohorts of the inimitable Bernie
line vistas that lie between T a lla ­ “Saini Eva.”
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Cummins.
hassee and the b e a u tifu l c ity o f
Pensacola. The opening o f Ihe T ra il
If you are that way over the snap­
Rudy Vallee ha sheen aw arded an
lias brought new life to Pensacola, a th le tic le tte r by the U n iv e rs ity o f py strains of Ozzie Nelsons band
w h ich w ith ils m ag nifice nt h a rb o r Maine fo r his p op u la riza tio n o f the then you are nothing but a Ger­
ind new r a il connections n o rth ­ “ M aine Stein Song.” At the te s ti­ anium. Those that adore the white
w ard is ra p id ly re c a p tu rin g its an­ m onial d in n e r preceding the bestow ­ hot Bert I-own orchestra belong
cient im p o rta n ce as a seaport. And in g o f Ihe “ M” on the s lig h t should­ to the Hollyhock family.
so. a ll ¡dong its route, the g ro w in g
And I know you—You’re Petunia
er» o f the crooner, it was said that
tide o f m o to r to u ris ts fo llo w in g
the p u h lie ity it has received d u rin g about Don Bigelow. Dont blame
Die Old Spanish T r a il is discov­ Ihe broadcasting o f the song makes me, I didn’t name them. I am just
e rin g and spreading the news to them expect a record e nrollm e nt. telling you.
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Die rest o f the w o rld that in th is
Some say th a t the school w ill have
south and southw est there are op­ fo u r tim es as m any students in 1930 DID YOU KNOW
p o rtu n itie s and beauties w h ic h few as it had in the previous year. My,
That Harry Swan, WABC char­
had ever realized existed.
oh m y. loo k w ha t a stein and a acter actor, once broadcast a drama
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S tudios
ÍBERTW
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Editor Enjoys Vacation
In Idaho Country
lo w voice has done fo r good ole
Maine.
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The newest th in g lo take the
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Shorb, and c o u n try by storm is the Radio G ar­
c h ild re n Eileen and Sammy left den o f Fans. F o llo w e rs o f Rudy
T hursday Die 26th hy m o to r fo r Vallee are being called D affed ils by
C ald w e ll. Idaho lo v is it M r. S horb’s ra d io colum nists. Those w ho place
m other over Ihe F o u rth .
W ill Osborn on the throne are te rm ­
The local p la nt is in charge o f ed W eeping W illo w s .
Fans w ho
D orlan d K ir k d u rin g the edito rs adore Sm ith B allew are given the
¡disc nee.
title o f Buttercups. Lovers o f Jan
Garbers m usic arc called by the
nom de plume o f Gardenias.
Pioneer Celebration at
in which he took all eleven parts.
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That Merle Johnstone, the Colum­
bia system saxophone expert, main­
tains the female of the species
learns lo play the “blue horn” twice
as fast as the male?
SAMBO’S PHILOSOPHY
Canyonville The Fourth
C u n y o n v ille is p u ttin g on a big
pioneer celebration the F o u rth . One
of Die idd stage coaches used m any
years ago w ill he fo un d in the
parade and o ilie r features illu s tr a t­
ing e o n d iitio n s as they existed in
e arly days w ill he show n. Local
III club g irls w ill put on a flo a t in
Die parade illu s tra tin g th e ir w o rk .
One o f Die big features o f the day
w ill lx- Ihe ball
game between
Glendale and C an yo n ville .
It is
understood that Ihe best local ta l-
t nt o f C an yo n ville , M y rtle Creek
and B id dle as w e ll as outside ta l­
ent w ill he used to oppose Ihe fast
Glendale team. M any o f the res­
idents o f 'Glendale and s u rro u n d in g
te rr ito ry are p la n n in g to attend the
celebration.
JOE 6ISH
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W H O 6 A V T H E Y 'R E
A 6 A I N 5 T P R O H IB IT IO N
B E C A U S E ‘ T D O E S N 'T
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•*Blg mou’f Tom don ’low dat he a
'shoatln', cuttin’ nlggnh.’ An' he am.
Evuh time he ol* woman grab up a
frying' skillet, he shoot outen de back
doeb an’ cut fo* de tall p lneysl”