Th»
PACE TWO
a h e r ic a m , c e n t r a l e a i n t .
JUMOOS
ruined for Washington when that
| ferences held during the week a t'
school's
frosh won from the Bear
THE TAX ROAD
London, causing unrest among of-'
cubs
by
three
and a half lengths 1»
Pra tlcallv one-quarter ot the na
ficlal circles.
tional income went to the govern-
a two-mile run.
men in 19 31. The exact percentage
Stockholm— Losses in the Ivarj
law were filed with the secretary of
(Courtesy
Oregon
Journal)
Re-established, September 13. 1928 la 22.1, as compared with 14.4 in
Kreuger debacle will total $240,000-
Palo Alto— An unofficial world'a
state.
Pacific Northwest
Devoted to the beet Interests of 1930 and 6.4 in 1913.
000, according to conservative esti-J record tor the 880-yara event was set
White
Salmon,
Wash.—
John
Rey
When, in a single year-, the pro
Central Point and vicinity.
Washington— Unless the appropri mates. The loss equals the national j Saturday by Ben Kastmen, who only
All matter for publication muc portion of national income consumed nolds aud Roy Powers, each 12 years
two weeks ago scored a new world
ations
for the Owyhee project are debt of Sweden.
reach this office not later than Wed by taxes can rise almost eight p-r old. were drowned in a millrace of
■ •cord for the 440-yard run, whan
approved
by
congress
work
will
have
I
the
Little
Salmon
river
Saturday
neoday for Insertion the same week cent, it is time (or the thoughtful
Honolulu— It was learned during he clipped it off in 1 minute 51.3 sec
to be suspended through lack of
citizen to take action
The present afternoon.
published every Thursday.
the week-end that Mrs. Grace Hub onds in the triangular track meet
funds to pay the contractors.
Entered as second class matter at trend is plain—the United States has
bard Fortescue and her three co-de here between Stanford university, the
Salem— Approximately 400 York
tbi
<-ot office. Central Point, Ore started on the long, dark rpad that
fendants
in the charge of murder of San Francisco Olympic club and the
Washington— Senator McNary has
gon, under the Act of March 8, 1879 Australia, German^ England and Rite Masons will attend the three
ether countries have taken. The re I day annual convention which will announced his opposition to the pro the Hawaiian who attacked her University of San Francisco. Stan
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
sult, if It keeps to that road, will be | open here Monday.
posal to reduce compensation for vet daughter, Mrs. Massie, will admit the ford. which is Eastman’s school, won
One year ______________ _______ $2.00 the same as In those countries—in
erans when they are under hospital facts in the case and depend on the j the meet, with 78 points to U. S. F 's
Six Months .................................$1.0" dustrial stagnation, steadily lncreas
jury for vindication.
16. It is expected that Eastman's
Oregon State College-Twenty Ore ization.
Payable In advance.
record will be declared official as
Ing unemployment, unbalanced bud gon high schools will have entries
Advertising rates on application.
Berlin— An attempt was made to three A. A. U. timers caught him on
gets, possibly Impairment of credit in the annual band concert to be
Washington-Presldent Hoover and
Office— Second Street, off Main.
assassinate
Dr. Hans Luther, presi-, the watches.
-and always, even higher taxation held here April 15 and 16.
Senator James Hamilton Lewis were
Government must retrench, exact
the only speakers at the annual ban dent of the Reichsbank, as he was
ARTHUR EDWARD I'OWKU,
boarding a train at Basle Switzerland
ly as businesses and individuals have
Editor and Publisher
Chicago— The two major leagues
Halein-f’ollectlons from the state’ s quet of the Gridiron club, made up
retrenched the past two years. It
of
Washington
correspondents.
will stage their big opening at the
excise and income taxes declined
Berlin— Eleven now giant broad 1932 season in eight cities Tuesday
must weed out unnecessary depart
$70,000 from the 1931 total. Re
ments, banish waste and duplication
casting stations will be erected in The first major league game, how
Hopewell,
N.
J.-Colonel
Lindbergh
ceipts to April 1 this year are $1,-
of effort—in short, promote thorough
admitted he has paid $50,000 to kid- Germany in 1932 to meet the in-j ever, will be that between the Sena
efficiency. Present high taxes have 121,840.96.
i napers of his son, but has not re creasing demand for radio entertain tors and Boston Red Sox at Washing
A good reputation can be made not resulted from the cost of legiti
ceived the child. It is believed the ment
ton Monday. Games scheduled for
Tacoma— Burley Fisher of Long
by playing the game fairly; by giv mate governmental functions, but
colonel was made the dupe of a swin
Tuesday are as follows: National
view
was
killed
near
here
in
an
auto
Bucharest— A childrens exposition league— Chicago at Cincinnati, Pitts
dle plot.
ing the worth of a dollar for a dol from the cost of illegitimate func mobile accident Baturday.
lions-ventures Into the operation or
will be held here In May. It will be burgh at St. Louis, Boston at Brook
lar; by a cheerful cooperation under
¡regulation of hus^iess, efforts to
Kansas City— The famous one- international in character and will lyn, Philadelphia at New York; Am
very trying conditions; by carrying artificially peg prices, etc.
Rosnburg- Zane Grey, noted au pound baby born here Monday con demonstrate newest methods of In
erican league— New York at Phila
on in the face of difficulties; by
High taxes drive capital away thor, has accepted the invitation of tinues to thrive and doctors say will fant care and training.
delphia, Washington at Boston, St.
the
chamber
of
commerce
to
fish
in
from
business,
and
force
It
Into
tax-
doing one’s best and sitting tight
have a normal life. The parents have
Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at De
Mexico City— Four were fatally
not named the child.
and by being resolute enough to free bonds. They make for hoarding the North Umpqua this summer.
troit.
and are thus the best friends of de
wounded in a political celebration at
own up to your mistakes.
pression. This tax problem Is a real
Sal<-in A new high record for re
Washington— Payment of the sec- Chatepec, nead here.
problem nowadays—and every citizen gistrations and votes cast is expected : ond halt of the soldier's bonus will
Los Angeles— Although the Beav
The American is endeavoring to must face It.
ers
outhit Los Angeles, the latter
in the elections of this year, accord come before congress for action Mon
London— Spotted fever has broken
produce an up-to-date, progressive
team won here Saturday, 9 to 6.
ing
to
David
O'Hara,
in
charge
of
day
A
concerted
campaign
has
been
out
among
the
troops
at
Windsor
LEARNING TO COOPFRATK
This gave Los Angeles a one-game
newspaper —one that will be wel
registration duta in the secretary of ( waged for enactment of the proposed castle.
In speaking editorially of the de
lead in the series. Other Coast games
corned in all the homes in the valley pressed condition of dairy farming state's office.
! bin.
Uur aim is to make it clean, honest In New England, the Boston News
Guayaqull-The Ecuadorean revolt were: Hollywood 2, Oakland 1; Sac-
Hugene-The Eugene Junior Cham
and filled with local aud county Bureau recently said:
Washington— Oregon will receive ended Saturday when the rebel ramentolt. Missions 4.
"H e” (the
news. We hold thut such a weekly farmer) “ must do sim hing for a ber of Commerce is making arrange-; $3,000,000 as its share of the public troops were decisively defeated at
ments to enter a float in the Port reads program approved by congress. Fort Punta Piedras.
paper has a field here aud that such permanent solution.
Madison— A crowd of about 250
I.o must re
u paper is ulways read thoroughly, linquish his old inaular individual land Rose Festival parade this year.
gave Dr. Clarence W. Spears, newly
even when several dailies come to ism and learn to cooperate within
New York— A $500,000 fire swept
appointed University of Wisconsin
Sporta
Albany— A five point plan for ca through buildings on Governor's is
the same home. We know our little his own ranks. . . That gospel lias al
Seattle— The Pacific coast inter football coach and ex-University of
paper is read by at leust a thousand ready had a scattered presentation. nalization of the Willamette river land Saturday.
collegiate rowing championship was Oregon mentor, a rousing welcome
people each week. Rut our ambition Now the pressure of adversity is forc from Oregon City to Eugene was
won Saturday by California's sturdy when he arrived here, accompanied
adopted at a meeting ot representa
Is to double that number. So next ing realization home . . ”
Washington— A tense military sit oarsmen when they humbled the by his wife and three children. He
tives of the river cnles.
week we are starling several new
uation exists in the Chaco region, Washington Huskies in two out of said he would begin “ hard work”
That is good advice for farmers
features which we hope our reuders everywhere.
were troops of Bolivia and Paraguay three races here. Thus ended the two- immediately.
Dairy farmers, wheat
Lewiston The annual carnau root face each other. Attempts are being year supremacy of the Washington
will like. We will have u continued farmers, cotton farmern-all have felt
story by Cooper, a page of farm the bite of profitless prices and a festival of the Northwest Indians made here to settle the differences crew. The Bear varsity first won by
All is set for the Northwest A. A.
news; a department of fashious aud poor market. Ry now they should will be held near here this spring.
peacefully.
five lengths, then the California jay- U. Olympic wrestling tryouts at the
Items of special Interest to women; have learned that thut Is largely
vees won by 18 lengths. The day Multnomah Amateur Athletic club,
.National
two columns of comics; state news, their own fault.
New York— Prices on the stock ex was saved from being completely April 27 and 28. Preliminary trials
They have at
Washington The United States change dropped steadily during the
etc. These new features will be add tempted to do business as it was done
ed to from time to time and together 50 yeurs ago—each farmer selling to senate is having a hard time work week on the threat of a senate inves
with our regular departments of lo the distributor on his own hook and ing over the new revenue bill. Con tigation of the exchange's methods
cal news will make The American they have fulled. The way out is siderable controversy bus arisen over of operations.
one of the best weekly papers on the the cooperative way. Nothing else attempts to write tariff provisions
coast. Watch for it.
F o r e ig n
can give the farmer, us a group, con into the measure.
Paris- The struggles of France
trol over the market and the price
Sacramento— Petitions requesting and her satellites against Germany,
structure.
Hundreds of thousands of farmers repeal of the California prohibition Italy and allieB continued in the con- j
are already organized. Rut a great
many are unorganized and they are
T -» e - e e e e - n -
w e-w w w o-e-t
the ones to which such messages as
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T h e Am erican
EDITORIALS
COURTNEY
RYLEY
COOPER
FISHING?
l\ext Serial.
Courtney Ryley Cooper
was born in Kansas Luy,
HI MHlrtt tn io t ie r I l f ISM ),
lie wus lifted) when he be
gun a kaleidoscopic career
by running away from home
to become a clown in a cir
cus. Since then he has been
a ih tvaboy, trucker, glove
salesman, circus press agent,
a cto r ,
mnnotoguist
ami
•'buck-and-wing" dancer in
vaudeville, newspaper man,
rodeo organizer, general
manager o f the world's sec
ond greatest circus— and by
degrees has become an au
thor of considerable reputa
tion. He has also been press
agent and secretary for
“ Buffalo Bill” — in fact, he
helped Mrs. Cody write her
"Memories o f Htiffnlo Bill.”
In 191S he enlisted in the
United States Marines; later
he was given a commission
and sent to France to col
lect historical data for the
Marine Corpa.
He began writing at twen
ty-four, and has contributed
innumerable articles and
stories to newspapers and
magazines. His books arc:
"High Country: The Rock
ies, Yesterday and To-day";
“ Go North. Young Man!” ;
"U n d e r the Big Top*’ ;
•‘Lions V Tiger* 'n' Every
thing” ; “ Oklahoma” ; "The
Golden Bubble” ; "The Chal
lenge o f the Bush” ; and
“ Caged."
In 1916, he married Gene
vieve R. Furey, of Los An
geles, and they live at Idaho
Springs, Colorado. His hob
bies are list ing and hunting
— “ hooting it up a mountain
to a lost lake with a pack of
grub on my hack and the
chance o f getting a 'big one'
when I finally reach there'
o r “ prospecting with pan and
pick ana shovel where per-
Kipe some griixled prospec
tor worked fifty year* be
fore."_____
"C A G ED ”
o u r B f Ml N -risi it Mr. I'ttoper’i
s i o r t h u m a n iln r y . I d s trill
like It s n if trill not front to
m i u any tingle inslellin en t.
Rc^iiu next week in
THE AMERICAN
Business Is getting better.
We
liuve had our ear to the ground tor
a long time land our nose on the
grindstone, if you cun feature thut).
listening for the first sign of a re
turn of confidence. At last we have
began to hear faint whisperings that
business is getting better. What may
be the cause Is beyond our under
standing but neither could we under
stand the cause for the so-called de
pression. So let's all brace up and
take a long breath and just do our
best.
T u r C h r istian S riiN ri M onito «. Back B ar Station. Boston. M u i
Please send me a alx weeks trial subscription. I enclose one dollar i l l ) .
(Name, please pilot)
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(T ow n)
(State)
will mdvke
B oneless
C orn ed
B eef
12
New York— Sammy r » ij
ton and Jack ■ ■ 1 »
land will hav.
return
By E-
at Madison Squ u Gard
The ey
The winner will b«
„ weeplnK
tile victor ot '
I
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Petrolle engagement at Ck> schooi »
May 13. according t0 pU. Loi8 u>
Lewis Hi
Mrs. Lambert and Mr -evson ar
- ■ v. .
Lost I«ake Road and yr Donald R
open resort.-Ho« :
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His simple remedy Adlwi) ,e€,i-
out the upper bowel
gas
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We have a complete stock of tackle for all kinds o f
fishing. All new stock. Nationally adv. lines
B U D ELM AN ’S
Pennell eyed flie s ...................................... 5c 6 for 25c
ALLCO C K S trout and steelhead
If you want the best its Allcocks, each - - - -10c
CO LO R AD O SPINNERS
Nickle-Copper 3-0— 1 .................................. 10c each
Hammered Brass 2—4 ......................... 15c 2 for 25c
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T U T T L E ’S FAM O U S
Old master heavy leaders, 4 1
/ 2 ft. 20c 2 for - - -35c
JAP SILK G U T
10yds 151b. t e s t ........................................................10fc
B LAC K SILK LINE
24 lb. test 50 y d s ........................................................ 75c
EN AM ELLED LINES
25 yd. coils, fr o m ...............................................25c up
W A T E R P R O O F C U TTYH U N K LINE
Test 36 lb. Best quality, 50 y d s . .......................... 95c
SPORT C R AFT FLY R E E L ...................................S2.85
Others fr o m .............................................40C to $15^00
N E W STO C K CANE P O LE S....................................... 25c
M O N T A G U E FLY R O D S ....................... S3 to $10.00
LARD
lOc lb.
Central Point
Meat Market
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