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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1931)
PAOE F r id a y , v o y r n n r n u . Iail tw o rHF.LEMA COUTH IA trial would solve the problem and aid, by the purchase of licenses. • I Th shortage would not exist. If ease up many a mind. • Id , 11 we had the fishing ..nil hunting thnt “ The depression has caused a lot lia supposed to he in the State. Many I have not bought a license this year of persons to realize for the first just ou that account, for no matter time that it is necessary to work for how hard times may be. and money a living.’’ may be scarce, the sportsmen will Mrs. J. H. Sanford and children find a way in which he or she will get together the money for a license. visited with her relatives and friends I Some pay it for the pleasure while in the Applegate country Saturday. ' ’ U ’ ** 1 | others pay it for the meat, to can Mr. and Mrs. Sanford recently mov • and preserve for the winter months ed to Central Point from Prospect, The Oregon newspapers mention| Mention la also made that it would where Mr. Sanford was employed by that Mr K L.» Cross, -ducatlonal bo disastrous if they had to close the Copco. P H O N O G R A P H R ECO RD S The executives of eleven national organizations dealing with public fi nance, meeting in Washington re R«.estab)Uh«d. September IS. 1838. commended. the abolishment of the The Record Tliat Plays Two Pieces Without Turning. Playing Hr Devoted to the b**t intereat* of present "archaic" limits for school Popular pillar Music of the Day, with Central Point and vicinity. districts, lownahipa and counties in All matter for publication nauct the interests of government costs re 2 Releases W eekly reach thla office not later than Wed duction. TH E P R IC E IS 15c nesday for Insertion the same week. “ Archaic’’ Is right. This is the age COME IN AND HEAR THEM Published every Friday. of great highways, of automobiles, Entered a» aecond class matter at telephones, radio and airplanes. S T O N E ’S D R U G STO R E the post office. Central Point. Ore Properly speaking, few strictly ru Central Point, Oregon gon, under the Act of March 8, 1879. ral communities continue in exist- ence even In backward and undevel-l SUBSCRIPTION RATES: oped state,, and all such commuui- director of the Commission mention- some hatcheries for lack of funds On* year ...........- ................. ......$1.80 ties are destined to disappear. led If the sportsmen of Oregon do Perhaps It would he a good thing. SU Montila ... ........—................ fl.OO V A V A W ^ A V A V /A V .* A V .V .V A V A W V W A V W A V W A W A W . . . .. „ . . . not take out licenses, so as to make for a trial for a few years, as it Payable In advance. s a emen ’> ® 111 " th shortage that exists, they may would cut down expenses, and on the Advertising ratea on application. State. Chamber of Commerce an,a ! cloH/ J))WIl . feW hatcheries ................. - ........... ...............— - other hand nature - has not come to Office— Second Street, off Main. "As an effective means the group of a point where it has caused or w ill1 the coming year. tinauee executives urges the public BUUQOORF and POWELL. If the Commission would make a cause a depression on life. If fish coneideratlou of the overlappings and 8. O. BUKUDOHF................... Editor trip over the state twice a year and were not molested, and allowed to duplications now existing in local A. E. POWELL ........ Superintendent find out the true conditions as they spawn naturally in our streams, n a - ; government," stressing the absurd exist, then they would not have to,ture would provide more fish than* ity of adhering to methods of local ask the sportsmen to come to their: man can, or has done in the past, j government which were designed lo meet the needs and requirements of a remote and less progressive day. Al- ’« W H ADMIRAL AND PRESS AUENTHi so. said the statement, "Similarly it The eelebrutlon of Navy Day ap appears equally absurd and costly fâ T j i pears to have consisted largely In a to permit artificial city and county |B»lan flurry of resounding speeches by boundaries to cut into numerous ju bud risdictions in a single homogeneous Rear Admirals and Commanders, net. I from [From ive and retired, aided by and out area." [From The useless and preventable cost done in candor by the Navy League, [ For v and waste In government is inde their unofficial press agents. [From I From The gravamen of their argument fensibly tremendous, beyond all reas I Inter« IT W ILL BE TH E BIG H O L ID A Y In all cases was that America li whol_ on, Antiquated methods, outworn I Becei geographical limits, inequitable divi ly inferior to Qreat Britain In na 1. ( E V E N T A T C E N T R A L P O IN T . val strength and scarcely a match sion of certain service now handled I. ( in Washington. Idoho and British Columbia by both state and local governments, for Japan, that President Hoover under one reliable efficient management , Tola In administration— A S U SU A L, IT W IL L A F F O R D is “ abysmally Ignorant" of naval inefficiency assure you the most delightful o f trips. affairs and that peace cau be main these must he corrected if the tat M A N Y SURPRISES tained In the world only if the U payer's dollar is to be guarded and nlted States proceeds to build the It's purchasing power Increased. Th* meeting of executives point world's greatest navy. ed also to the Injury of public debts., There are important arguments for the big.navy point of view, and stating that "every public debt is v few sensible persons object to the first mortgage on future taxes. maintenance of a navy roughly equi Debts should not be contracted ex valent to those of other navel pow. cept for capital Improvements of a T H U R S D A Y EVEN IN G , D EC EM B ER 24 MOUNT VERNON SEATTLE ers. But If we were to give the non-recurring character." M O T E L P R E S ID E N T N E W W A S H IN G T O N To reduce public expenditure has Admirals and the Navy League B E N J A M IN F R A N K L IN A T 6 :3 0 P. M . W ALLA WALLA become an Imperative necessity. All HO TEL RO O SEVELT blank check for the navy they In M A R C U S W H IT M A N HO TEL W ALDO RF dorse, we should soon he a bank, possible means and methods tending C E N T R A L IA C A M B R ID G E A F T H O T E L to the accomplishment of this pur rupt nation. H O T E L L E W IS C L A R K H O T E L E D M U N D M EJkN V pose are of sovern Importance at *Btf +> > The real Issue between the Pres A B E R D EE N this time, to accelerate the coming B E LLING HAM M OTEL M ORCK ident and the Navy League Is very of a new and stable era of Industrial HO TEL BCLUNG HAM simple. Shall we accept the pro O L Y M P IA M OTÈL LE O P O LD and commercial prosperity, arounded HO TEL G OVERN OR M O T E L M IN R Y gram of naval experte and the jin- You A re Invited and Expected H O T E L O L T M P tA N and balanced social estate. golistlc Navy League for oue de W ENATCHEE EVERETT M O T E L C O L U M B IA tense, or shall we retain control of Everybody will be made welcome M OTEL m o n t e C R fS T O M O T E L C A B C A O IA N CO TO WORK that policy In the hands of the civ Ilian element of our Government? One of the things that keeps this TELL Y O U R FRIENDS A N D N EIG H B O R S VANCOUVER. B O IS E . On this issue there Is Interesting depression hanging on so long ts B C ID A H O M O T E G E O R G IA evidence. th* failure of men and women out H O T E L 5 0 4 SC - ■ England for many years left it's of employment to go to work. "But naTal program to naval meu and I can't find any work," they say accepted the theory that with the That Isn't exactly true. They don't They world's most powerful navy Britain say exactly what they mean was unassailable. The result was mean that they can't find the sort To Be Given Away, Absolutely Free. Ask Us About It. thst England's navy paid so little of work they want, the work they In national dividends that a chasten have been doing heretofore. Don't Forget the Place and the Time h o t e l ' A* a matter o f fact nearly every ed Sugland surrendered her claim to naval supremacy in 193} at the body could be busy right now at something. The man who has al Washington Conference. lapati. the other major foreign ways been employed In a cigar j r.aval power, still Is largely In the store doesn't look at any other the v e p y The woman control of her military class. The sort o f a place for job C E N T PE O f- who has always been a saleswoman present crisis in Manchuria dates EVERYTHING from the day when that military in a drygoods store never thinks of clique look Japan’s foreign policy going after a Job In a drugstore or Men and women Into It's own hands. And It will hardware store. RATES bo months, perhaps years, before who hare always been employed hv others never imagine they ran go SNC.-E WTTW 5 A-H i ^ T î i ô . Baron Shtdehara and other level txxsLE w">. a*r*. v4s-o ¡9. i waded Japanese statemen can re out and start a business of their «TftACnvE w*fcc_, *CN*H/ ft'in for Japan the confidence of own. AJO B E S O f c N ^ A i . G A - " é S We know n man who is a fine world powers Meantime Japan has gardener. He Is out of employment D» AewjrcHc Hctet s ar of* <rs*d the world against her. thanks to her uvt tr* Eptde* *xxe< Cos Does he think about developing his own big navy crowd. V me "^ d d e . « • Lcucsv e K>. garden and selllug vegetables? Of America should not make this and Pttsoutz -'s. arri thu -or- •> - course not. He raises the finest chon o f Hotels n Co mistake Tiro many nations bare tomatoes we ever saw or ate. li E C-EPPtEY CHA2L¿S 3 -A *,.T X elevated armies and navys to the gate us some. He Is atill raising | .l epuai? Mcocwrs { H e z , pinnacle as ingtrnments of their them and giving large measures of aatloual policies, sad sooner or la them to friends He never thinks ter they have lost out We value 4. i of selling any. He has space for and treat our naval hlfth command, A Most Attractive Shipment of a garden three times the site of the but they sre the technical servants one he has. He could establish a of the aatlon. and not It's executive regular business In frenh vegets■ t authority. , I _ 5. hies. Hut he sits around and won u. r e Discretion a* to what we car ders when be II get another job 1 . should remain with civil officers, 2. We know a woman who is an ar- the president, hts oab- 3. Partlcalar, th* hi. ca o-;t„ t d, rnln|r mn¿ ,Ilvmlln, All 4. twat*. and th, proper congressional j h, r frl^ g s kDOW of h(>r , hlu Af- lilt. Arrived, and the Best Lookers we Hoover may be ¡ t#r t,aÄ repaired a teor or rip ‘ •brsmally l*n. -»si it, as the Navy y,-,,, r4n I where It was Ther» _ 5. There. have ever shown. pm r League says, of the technical jargon ought to he plenty of work for her 1. of military sviMce. hut he can be and there undoubtedly is Hut she , 2 . trusted, and <* trusted, by the Amer Is not trying to find It. She is loo' | The Prices are Lower than ever. 3. ican people to ehooe, a sane middle tag for an office job 4. path between th* extreme views of 6. S.» It poca. The unemployed are s. wild-eyed pacifists on the one side looking for their old employment. 3 -8 5 4 .2 5 4 -5 0 .O O . O and flagellane Admirals and tholr Some of the.* old employments ar*j JTe*» agents ->u the Other. really gone for good They will ^1^ HIS advice is the culmina never be regained The thing t o , Capone should he compelled to do is to look for whatever sort of - tion of centuries of civiliza break rocks «ruh a machine gnn Job you can fill whether It Is Ilk, Girls’ Shoes $1.75, 2.00, and 2.25 3. tion. Saving has proven a boon loaded « N t don «h bullets. 4. th* old on* or not. The r,ew Job 6 . to S3.00 may b , much hotter than the old j to mankind. Yet, there are still (. Bonte football player, and moot one. Think things over and strike 1 7. many people who spend their chrome knockers can kick equally lont anew If nil of us did this.1 8 . entire incomes. Live well, yes. well witk either fo*t. maybe th hard time* would dis Boys’ Shoes $2.25. 2.50 to 4.50 * * J appear Hard time« are never so but live wisely too. Save a part Fmit tree* and violets are bloom, ¡hard hut that they get th, harder ». of your income each week. Ing, hut just the mm, ’t lend by onr yielding to them. X. I M oat your rus I «hoteL I. Make it part of one day a week MEN S SHOES and B O O TS that have a quality style and lower 3. E»*ryth‘ ng lo relativo. Utopia to make a deposit in this bank. England now ha* i position used to bo a place where no one price. Come and look them over at a Those days add up into happy far as .had *o work, now a place where _ National Government. and Iberos nut autore are between the jovorjrouo bad a jot* would be l years. partías, so bava wo. • • * * * Of Chicago's public onomioo. lisi W* usad ta got , wiled about *d two years ago. all hat a few arc Tot wha causeo the war. and «a * ¡ . , dead or la cllah Hal the haer and 1 e r « are Matntsg each at her for liquor rackets are reported to be Tot PRICE, Q U A L IT Y , & C L A SS ■tamag the depression. thriving a« usual The American i lit of the W e e k ” • mmm EDITORIALS li © W estern Faber’s Christmas Eve Party 2 0 Fine Hotels mm The Time Our Invitation Merchandise ntei nationalhj Samoub* ALEXANDRIA- V» J Taber’s A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE & 22 -xuk Bank Your Money Central Point State Bank SHOE TALK k Star Shoes 4.75 5 5 5 0.00 B. P. Theiss and Co.