ç
» m g e h v o
manufacture o f bottles, box«»#, c a r -! blued result la not bins less. than
O ne of the suburbs o f Pltt-hurgfc | Oandhl d. ided to lp» ve hi
1 fcw »
toua, cooperage, would Increase the colossal.
»ut expect» to make
Pa . has a fire departo, cut entirely at bom
out
o
f
British
statesmen.
s
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i antiporta! ion of
The return of good time#.
"m anned' by woman.
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jf
^
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o
a
l
and put large shipment# In com - tlonal prosperity, may appear to he
Re-established. September 13,
15*8. mert.e
j , developed on the form er long but they will com e
The world
Co-eds
may
smoke
in
Obcrlin
col-
,
1
Silk has become so rh ap in O-aku,
Devoted to the beet Interest# of
u woutd provlde an outlet for
eeonomlc depression is more arti Japan, that young women of the fac­ lege dormitories only if they rent a -
Central Point and vicinity.
some 80,000.000 bushel# annually. fid a i than real though It must ap- tories and even of the peusant clast fire extinguisher.
extmguisner.
I ff
^
'
All n‘» t,er f o r P u b lic a t io n mucl
Nl> »„„¿(b le p e r s o n claims that the
pear to be real enough to men and now wear silk garments every day In
reach this office not later t an
ed- revival o f the brewing industry will women out of work. The situation
the week
It is almost as cheap as
ne day for insertion the same
week. WBVe the country magically back to will be cured, and sooner than some
CC'iOU
L I
I
Published every Friday.
prosperity. Nor can any other single may think
• • •
Entered as second class matter at ,|ne of trade But |n thege tlmeH , n
y
_______ ________________
I
Census figure. ihoxc there are few. -
the post office. < entrai Point, ° re-j line of buslnsee that promises to ere-
jn v
York state one
,,
ir women than uten in America. An-
- de- the Act of March 8. 1871»
t
additional
wealth
deserves
V
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1
aauiuonai
wcann
tics, rves ,,very four uow work(t for wag{H,
other ruling minority.
8L'IWCRIPTION RATES:
| thoughtful consideration
) You*'know the place, we anticipate
One year .......................................$2 00
your wants, and you go away
Six Months ................................ $1.00 OCR GENEROCH GOVERNMl NT
1 satisfied.
Payable In advance.
REPO RT OF CO N DITIO N
The Guiirnnteeil
tdverMsIng rates on application.
The Atlantic Monthly publishes |
I
OK THE < I i NTH A I, POINT STATE D IN K . AT < IN TRAI IN UM .
^ ,,lce Second Street, o ff Main.
some interesting facts and figures
f'oUHly o f .luriuMwi, OregoM, ut Close o f
Kcpteiiilici liOlh, ltt.il.
Gasoline
that should enlist the attention of
I
UURGDOHF and POW ELI.
O il.
RESOURCES
o 11C» DORK.................... Editor people both in and out o f congress.
i
Loans and discounts ...................................................
According to the article, each l_ Ronds,
Greases
. i ’ j W E IX ...... Superintendent
securities, etc
i- \
United States senator ha# an a low- | Ranking house $2.90it.OU, furniture and fixtures $),1> 4. • -
'
j
*
ars
as
near
perfect
a
money
an*
ance of $10,2o0 a year for clerk
Real estate owned other than hanking luiu-c
brains can produce.
CaHh. due from banks and cash ite m s ......... .
hire, each representative $5,000. ;
at Your S en
Committee chairmen get more.
f) d
Total ................................................ ,,.................... r..V------- —H 19,8$6.4?*
The author -acltes a list— admit-I
t w o C O N G R E H S M E N F R O M E A C H tedly not complete— of 24 senators
LIARIMTIEM
Capital stpek paid in ......................... .............. ......
$ á.DOO.Ort
and 129 representatives whose c le r k s 1
PM TM CT
Surplus ............................................. ...............................................
bear similar names. He states that
4.000. 00
Undivided p rofits--n et .............. ...............................
j
v O n t ral p o in t
1.427.2(5
some
o
f
them
have
more
than
one
Royal C. Johnson, congressman
Reserves
............................ r............. ........................
1.000.
00
Demand deposits ............................. ................................
from South Dakota, »'hose district clerk whose name fits. The article
104,225.72
Tim e Certifieaies
........... ...................................
24.5 63.90
was wiped out by the South Dakota make# no effort to specify all the
Savings
deposits
.
.................
.................................
59.14S.49
legislature, announces that with the possible cases o f In-laws-kin, Imme­
end of his present term, his ninth, diate and collateral, consanguinity I
Total ...........
..........
' " M
he will retire from public life and to the nth degree— hut It name- ||
Stale
o
f
On-Roii.
County
of
Jackson,
ss:
M
M
I
iu>
x
n
ier
In-11
i
r:. t., the practice of law.
1. i,. ALVIN TULLMKSON, cashier o f tho above-nan,, d hunk, do
In making this announcement, Mr llnia'es that some o f the patriotic ;
solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my
“ ) < :>òD p l a c í : t o t r a d ì
leprc-elltatiVcs
have
relatives
.
1
1
lil
(
knowledge and belief.
Johnson took occasion to say that he
paj
ro
ll
»
h
o
h
a
v
o
o
f
h
o
i
.
o
a
o
a
ct
lo
a
j
■’ "rh t It would be a good thing to
3
L. ALVIN TOLLEFSON, Cashier.
C orrect— Attest
ha«u two cougroMsmen from each with their “ Jobs” than the extrac­
THEO I’ . TOLLEFSON.
district, one to attend to the legiti­ tion o f their salaries from the public
W. J. FREEMAN,
mate constitutional duties In congress treasury. He goes even further than
WM. BURNS,
/v
that,
repeating
the
charge
that
mem­
and the other to attend to the social
Directors.
and private duties which his con bers of congress have on government
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th df.' f Octobe r. 1931.
stltuents force upon him. As it Is. he pay minor children going to school
MA KG A K ET TOLLE! SON.
said a congressman is worn out by and asserts that some thrifty legis­
Notary Public for Oregon
(S E A L )
,
My com m ission expires Jan. 13, 1395.
duties that he should not have put lators mulct the wages o f clerks who
upon him he Is robbed time that he are not members of the family.
No one would imagine that a l l ,
should devote to legislation, and he
hag to turn his attention promptly members o f congress are engaged in
upon election to arranging for the this dubious practice, but it Is fair
turn the fire very low ,
next election, If he wants a second to assume that the writer was well
satisfied with his data 111 this con­
term.
You » i ll doubtless want to join the occasion of Merriment.
and yo u r time is
We are prepared for the occasion.
A reasonable deduction—
All this Is true, not only In the case nection.
you r own
o f Mr. Johnson hut in that o f all the granting that what the writer says
Crepe Papers, Place Cards
other congressmen. Vet, they seem may be In part true— would appear
Latest Word in Roasting
Masks, Candles
to like being congressmen.
It Is to be that such disciple# o f nepotism
No Searing
mighty hard to giet an old timer to should now step forward and, as
P H E A S A N T S A N D QUAiL
step aside for a new tnau. The ln- gracefully as may be, rut their own
No Basting
The
l
’laee
W
here
Y
ou
liny
School
Rook*
cumberent fights harder for re-elec­ I>ay and the pay of their uncles, their
No Watching
On the W in g " Let’s Go
tion than he did the first time he cousins, aunts, nieces, nephews, etc.,
Scientific
C ooks S a y S o !
ran for the post. They always com ­ in these perllious times, in the Inter­
plain o f their constituents but never est of devotion to the welfare o f the
S H O T G U N SHELLS
Our Roasts Will Please
did n constitute»! call upon his con ­ taxpayers o f the country.
gressman to do something for him
LAMB
PORK
but the member dropped everything 1 RR1LLIANT STATESMAN (¿ o n e
V
Best Guaranteed Stock, in All Sizes
BLLF
else to oblige him.
And there Is
HOTEL
hardly a member of the House of
Dwight W Morrow was one o f the
•
Shot Guns to Sell and Rent
Senate but will shirk his regular most brilliant men in the public life
congressional duties to take part ill of this nation.
His sudden death
some social affair. They are much has cut short a career that promised
like our presidents. Never have we many years more o f high usefulness
THE VEGY
had one but he complained o f the to hi# country. Since 1927, when he
CENTRE OF-
onerous burdens o f the office. Rut left law and finance behind him und
EVERYTHING
■-
——i.
not one of them resigned. Not one entered the public tervice. he was
II.YR im YKK anil SPORTING GttOliS
I’ v
man has refused the office. Not one catapulted into promiueuce, not by
jhr# L i r,,r*n
Phon»« »7
( 'entrai Point, Oregon.
of them ha# objected to a second any trick of chance, but because lie
I. D. LEW IS,
term
RATES
brought to diplomacy and politics
f f v 5 f 0 ^ SINGLE WITH BATH ^.^T O 8 .
Proprietor
i|tiulitle# o f the highest order.
( -’y
OOUBLfc WITH BATH i-4-.TO 9 .
RI I It AND EMPLOYMENT
Dwight W. Morrow wu.s lawyer,
y .
ATTRACTIVE WEEKLY MONTHLY
financier, diplomat, statesman.
In
AND RESIDENTIAL R A TES
Since the move to permit manu­ »ach realm o f endeavor lie succeed­
facture and sale o f beer has been ed remarkably. To a penetrating
rk? Alexandria Hotel is an affiliated
unit of the Epplev Hute-I Cos 22 Hctrls
under consideration as an economic mind were added a gracious per- i
V
in the imdnle west LcaiSville Ky. .
measure many and widely variant sonality and a disciplined, cultivat­
ood Pittsburph.Ra.ahd the Hannilton
sets of figures have been cited to ed understanding. A decade in the
c h o n o f Hotels m California
show what revlvul of thiH Industry practice o f law and thirteen years,
E.C.EPPLEY CHARLES 9 KAMILTON
would or would not do for uncm more us a Morgan partner gave him j
PrKidtnl IVevYe• ’
down or Jacked up to support parti­ an extraordinary "apprenticeship"
IPSt.-i«?
CORNER OF FtfTH Af«> SPRft4*s
san arguments o f Dry# and Wets.
which made him peculiarly useful
The following figures, taken d i­ to the government.
rectly from the records o f the Union
’
of Brewery and Soft Drink W orkers,
F*SGBMthdKf;:j,
KEDER \l. AID AI.ONK
show clearly the comparative state
The way o f econom ic recuperation j
PjC^flmCEMÖt • n o n i
Suits
P H o n s - ^ 0^44.0
of the Industry In 1919 and 1931. In will uppear long to many. Rut a full
BROOM S
1919, 75,000
brewers,
bottlers, recovery must and will be made. |
Extca
Valwe •
'.......
drivers were engaged directly in the The days of anxiety, fear and suptue. j
. jjW lt - *
ttf(,-itl.fTirr-j,,rp
manufacture and delivery of the bev­ ness will pass, as they always Imve
P. & G. SO Á P
................
■
erage. They drew an aggregate done.
111 liar«
.
weekly wage of $3.910.880, a total
In this respect It Is well to consider
yearly wage o f $151.367,760. These »h a t the Federal government alone
CORN
records do rot
Include
auxiliary hs# arrnmnltshcd und expects to «>■-
W llnw Giirdon Patch. 2 l,ur(t»> Unii«
........
Workers, su.-h as firemen, real hand­ complisli b efore I lie middle of 1932.
lers and others engaged in mainte­
The govoruiiit ul v o ia io u iiu ii piuo
M A X W E L L H O U SE C O FFE E
nance of plants and equipment, or to reduce unemployment will have
U94S.
clerical forces.
reached by the end of this fiscal
Today the industry employs 8.720 year the great sunt o f $1.615.481.-
PO R TER 'S M A C A R O N I
men, who draw an aggregate weekly 000. Of this $152.301.000 was ex­
S-.-.I Shi !l litui N imm II«*!,. 2 IJiit ...................... ........— - ..............
wage o f $388,200. The prohibition pended in the calendar year 1930.
o f beer has thrown out o f work ap­ The estimate for the calendar year
SH O R TEN IN G
m Washington Idaho and Bctish Ccltimtra
proximately 20.000 brewers, 20,000 1931 Is fixed at $787.587,000 while
In l'iì.
I'»«
< .{■ i * r ÿ ). I l,V•>.
..................... *
under one reliable, efficient management
bottlers and 25.000 drivers- There the expendlthres set for the fir ' six
has been little corresponding In months o f 1932 are put at $373,-
assure you the most delightful of tr-ps
NORTH W EST BEANS
rrease In the men employed or wawes 593,000. It Is expected that the ex­
i i.h*.
.............................. .......................... .—
paid by »oft drink manufacturers.
FIN EST A C C O M M O D A T IO N S
penditures o f the second six months
The General Secretary o f the o f 1932 will reach a total of $7 46.-
LOW RATES
’ W ESTERN' SERVICE
CRACKERS
Rrewery W orkers' Cnlon, Joseph 186 000.
SliicYitly S.iltfil, *2 l.b, IV»\ ................... ................. i....................
Obergfell. estimates that more men
Leaving out drought relief, the
would be employed In the brewing total expenditures to relieve unem ­
PICKLES
Industry. If revived, that was the eas. ployment will reach on next Juue
In quart .i.u*. -*our. S u r r t . D ill unii S m ot Mix .......................
n 1918. Then most of the product $1.550.000.000.
S
E
A
T
T
L
E
was delivered In hulk, and compara­
M O U N T VFONON
O R AN G ES
The Improvement o f public lands.
N E W W A S H IN G T O N
H O TEL PR ESID EN T
tively little In bottles H
Without
the the ronstrurtlon o f public buildings,
<■■*> I. n > • -t and Iui, y.
si,.«.. 2 D ow n
A-* ...
__________I
B E N JA M IN FW A N K LIN
The American
Mens Ov
Associated
( asoline
i
A re Cheaper
» »
Men’s Heavyweight
aq
High Back Bib Overalls- - u0(
ì ; LevigSiraus-B st G cade
I Î Waist OveräUs - - - - .
EDITORIALS
M. M. Kindle ¡ ¡
*1
Go Away and [¿FiG-T
it /
» ’•I
Faber,
will
£
Put the Roast
in the oven
HALLOWE’ EN
n
»
STONE'S DRU G STORE
ntemnUonallii ,Jn
7< m
nm
ALEXANDRIA
Central Point
Meat Market
W . C. Leever
M & iib
Commercial printing of all kinds at the American.
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
LOSANGE ■
Fridai}--Saturday
l i l
Specials, Od. 16 and it
KBH
r At
w llo p fL ,-
î
20 Fine Hotels
saloon most o f the delivery would h, j construction work by engineers o f the
In bottles and made to private homes , arn\y. repairs and maintenance, pub-
Th# botltign and the man man det | He roads, etc., may not interest the
The bottling process requires many ^ walkers o f the streets who are
mure men tlum hulk handling. It 1« hungry for work, but they should
believed that if 90 J. r cent o f the His own place aa a cog In the social
product wers bottled, nearly 100.nog machinery will be assured. Huslne-,#
bottles alone would be required, and beges business.
Employment en
the industry would employ. In manu­ courages more employment
facture and delivery, approximately
The above figures represent on
150.000 me* earning an amcregat*
the efforts In a legitim ate »a y o f
anneal wage o f $311.939,520.
the Federal government. Added !»
Restoration o f the brewery Indns- this activity must he the infinite ef
—e - 'd "te ru -'h e »
forts o f states and cities. The com
H O T E L WOOS E V E L T
H O T E L W A LD O W F
C A M B R ID G E A P T H O T E L
H O T E L rD M U N O ME A N Y
• :>
B E L LIN G H A M
H O TE L BELLINGHAM
HOOEL L E O P O L D
h o tel
henry
W 'ENATCM EE.
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H O T E L C A S C A C IA N
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B O IS E .
ID A H O
H OT E t BOISE
Pos'
morni;
confi...
with i
Hr »¡1
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pe» t.
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mer an
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Tue.oluJ
everyth
lovi I > a
rain tin
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f •* is aln
; disease. I
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to'h.U. L a,
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