APRII. 14. I n02
SCHOOL NOTES
The AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON
Woodwork covered with enamel or
any gloss paint or with varnish has
a harder surface and does not be
come so much soiled, consequently
is much easier to clean. Spots usual
ly can be removed with a woolen
cloth wrung out of warm water. Rub
gently, with a circular motion. If
the spots persist, put a little whiting
on a damp cloth, apply lightly, wipe
off dry at once.
The soft luster
of enamel is dulled a little by even
the mildest soap, therefore it should
be used only when absolutely neces
sary.
Discoloration on woodwork made
by scratching matches can be re
moved with lemon juice.
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together with the cost, of this sale
subject to redemption as orovtdedby
F
e ^ r t h a t ° t h*ht! W * U l l ° a ,,J ‘ “ t e r -
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that the said defendant. E. II.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALK
Aten, ha,1 on the 22nd day of Jan
9 a r*t*r»*
By
virture
of
an
Attachment
Exe
roles
iu
this
play
are:
Ruth
Turpin,
uary, 19J- or now has m and to the
By ELIZABETH FLEISCHER
|u " e Gardu,
cution duly issued out of and under following described property situa
PHI (
m e epiuen
.c ui
luai uas
The
epidemic
of nu
flu that
has oeen
been v «f« Hood. Rowena Perdieu. John
the seal of the Circuit Court of the ted in the County of Jackson. Sute
. 01 sweeping over the country this year Smith and Roy Martin.
For County Judge
For County
State of Oregon, in and for the Coun of Oregon, to-wit:
h ». A t t.w
»» a heavy
h..»w toll of the high
Moving pictures o( Crater Lake
I take this means of announcing ty of Jackson, to me directed and
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aM
Beginning at a point which is
Commissioner
enient at r l T
dated on the 2nd day of April, 1932,
East 680 feet, and 750 feet
Irene Hodman, I during the winter will
also be
j(l|
L".echool students
I am seeking the nomination on my candidacy for County Judge on iu a certain action therein, wherein
North from the Quarter Section
'°
Loia Loesth
Janice Hesselgrave, j shown.
The program promises to
the Republican ticket for the office the Republican ticket at the Primary R. O. Stephenson, doing business
corner common to Sections 1
Election
May
20.
I
stand
for
re
. ,
Lewis Hedge; th and Donald Pat- b* verF interesting and everyone is
under
the
firm
name
and
style
of
•ud 12 in Township 38, South,
of County Commissioner.
I stand
Economy Lumber Co., as Plaintiff,
of Range 2 West of th« W. M.
‘ 111 •'•r itevson are all back in school again cordially invited to attend,
squarely on the Meier Tax Revtsiou trenchment and strict attention to recovered judgmeut against E. H.
and running thence South 530.2
business
and
if
nominated
and
elect
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! to after absences of a week or more.
platform and for the policies advo
Aten, the defendant, for the sum of
foot, thence North 34 degrees
ed
pledge
myself
to
serve
the
best
U< an<* PttnOonald Richardson, Bertha Bartsch,
Culminating the basketball seasou
One hundred three and
75-100
and 24 minutes West 423 feet'
cated by the Jackson County Pomona
(4103.75 ) Dollars, together with in
1 ,tiVM.Vind Nola West are absent at present a gala event was held in the high
thence North 25 degrees and (0
Grange. If nominated and elected interest of all the people.
terest in the sum of Seven and 80-
minutes West 249.2 feet; thence
C. B. LAM KIN
it account of illness. Bernard an^l school Home Ec. rooms April 7,
1 shall use my best efforts to carry
100 (f7 .8 0 ) Dollars, with costs and
North 1 degree and 39 minute*
‘ iiV REAcg|l|ary Linda Wilde have also been when the mothers of the players pre
out these policies.
"No political
i disbursements taxed at Twenty-four
West 212.2 feet; thence South
<>F sTotttibsent. This has worked a slight pared and served an excellent han
1 and 60-100 ($24.60) Dollars, and
easterly along the center line of
debts to pay-no favorites to reward." j
For S h e r i f f
the further sum of Fifty and no-100
draw to the place of beginning,
't that poi*.Hardship at this time because of the quet.
L. M. SWEET
! I hereby announce my candidacy ! t$50 00) Dollars, as attorney's fees,
being a portion of lot 2, Tract
causes st(; lx weeks tests that were given last
The table wag beautifully decor- Lamb Prospects
7 of Yawter's Sub-division, ac-
tor I I I D sB M n tic i w l u t t w fol which judgment was enrolled and
ated with flowers and tiny metal bas
edy Adlwi^-eek
improve but Crop
cording to the recorded plat
docketed in the Clerk's office of said
For
County
Judge
Sheriff
of
Jackson
County,
Primaries
thereof.
ketballs served as place cards.. A t-
Court in said County on the 25th
9 w e l i>rlnti,.l § M
Appears Short I hereby announce my candidacy May 20th, 1932. If nominated and ! day
of March, 1932.
Dated this 5th day of April 1932.
ri*g Stors
Dorothy Sanderson sustained a 1 lpr the dinner there were several
Notice is hereby given that, pur-
...
RALPH G. JENNINGS,
Improved growing conditions for at the primary election May 20 for elected I will during my term of
— ——-.light cut on the face and a minor talks. The trophy was presented to
the office of County Judge on the office make an extra effort to give j suunt to the terms of the »aid exe Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
a
less
than
normal
lamb
crop,
but
ury to her nose when she w a s * be captain, Elizabeth Southwell, of
cution, 1 will on the 7th day of May,
By OLGA E. ANDERSON.
truck by a baseball which crashed tbe girls basketball team. Then a some decline in prices recently on Republican ticket. If nominated and the people of Jackson County the 193 2, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., at the
iiiuiiiwr of
elected I pledge myself to work at service they ure entitled to, and do front door of the Courthouse in the Apr. 7-14-21-28, May 6
*>ePUtT‘
hrough one of the lower panes of medal was presented to the boy and new crop lambs were reported by the
j City of Medford, in Jackson County,
all times for economy in county af-| my best to enforce all laws,
O.
S
C.
Extension
service
at
the
girl
who
was
of
the
most
value
to
he north hall door, Monday morn-
□e
1 Oregon, offer for sale and will sell
fairs and shall personally superin-!
RALPH G. JENNINGS
Medford—Lot qn Bartlett Street
at public aution for cash to the high-
before school took up. No ope bis or her team. This was bestowed close of the first week in April.
tend the county business of the of- j --------------- - ------------------------- ------------- I est bidder, to satisfy said judgment. being converted into playground.
With
an
abundance
of
moisture
in
on
Elizabeth
Southwell
and
Don
,se was injured either by the fly-
I stand for reduction of taxes j
F o r J u s tic e
the soil, Oregon ranges and pastures fice
glass or the ball. Dorothy was ald Patterson.
on real property and for proper and
f-w
.
p
are
now
making
good
growth
Con
After
the
banquet
the
guests
ad
ack in school again Monday after
spending of all county
v-rl t n € r e f t C C
journed to the home of Mr. and Mrs ditions in the high mountains, where efficient
islting her doctor in Medford.
f lul(js
I respectfully announce my candi-
H. P. Jewett where card games were the snow covering exceeds the nor
EARL H FEHI
dacy for Justice of the Peace on
mal for this time of the year, are en
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the Republican ticket, at the pri-
Miss Blood and Miss Franklin mo- played. Delbert Ayers held highest
couraging to stockmen. Many sheep
score
for
the
boys
with
Clifford
Ca-
ired to Eugene last week end to
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niary election to be held May 20. If
and cattle, especially in southern
sit the house of Miss Blood's par- sad earning the "booby'’ prize. Fran
F o r
S h e r i f f
nominated and elected I shall con-
counties, are being moved to early
ces
Faber
held
the
high
score
for
I hereby declare myself as a candi- tinue to give my best efforts to fill
lts.
the girls while Peggy Lawrence got ranges
*r*
date for the Republican nomination the office in an impartial and ef-
While some new crop lambs from for Sheriff at the May 20 Primary. ; ficient manner.
the consolation prize.
The clever three act comedy “ In-
Willamette valley flocks have al I am a lifelong resilient of Jackson;
Very
GLENN O. TAYLOR
uding on Horace" written by Ed-
ready gone to market, lambing in County and have had 8 years experi
in Scribner has been selected by Cleaning W alls
the range bands of eastern Oregon ence as a peace officer. My platform
fie seniors as class play.
Copies
For County School
And Woodwork is just well under way. In valley is efficeiticy and economy based on
tve been sent for and as soon as
flocks the lamb crop was heavy, but that experience.
Superintendent
ey arrive practive will begin so
in the bands of eastern and southern
I hereby announce my candidacy
CHARLESP
TALENT
The
paint
used
on
walls
in
kit
at the play can be given in May.
Oregon, considerable loss of old ewes
for the office of County School Sup
chens, bathrooms, and bedrooms is,
occurred and more than normal loss
erintendent on the Republican tick
for
the
most
part,
flat
paint.
This
The Girl's Glee Club under the
of lambs due to poor conditions of
For County Clerk
et at the May 20 primary elec ion.
kind of paint is easily scoured off
rection of Miss Blood will make a
t am seeking the nomination on 1 have been connected with the Med
ewes following a severe winter on
the
wall,
therefore
must
never
be
Ip to Gold Hill Friday afternoon
the Republican ticket for the office ford schools for many years and if
poor quality feed
Let the
id present a program of selected ribbed hard in cleaning.
In Douglas county where early ' °t County Clerk, at the May Primary/ nominated and elected will endeavor
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ngs and the clever skit “ The Sweet cleaning agents themselves take up market lambs are a feature, sheep My record stands for itself and if to give the people of Jackson Coun
ff
* Oint imily” to the assembly. This pro- the soil. Nearly all failures in clean came through the winter in fair nominated and elected I will con ty a fair and honest administration
ing
painted
walls
are
due
to
the
mis
•
am is in accordance with a plan
shape despite limited feed, and are tinue to serve the people with the ot the schools of the county.
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at wag wori{ed out this year by taken belief that the soil must be r.ow making good progress on better same courtesy, economy and efficien
A. J. HANDY
t e several gecondary schools of this scrubbed off.
than normal grass. The lamb crop is cy as in the past.
Grease spots are easily removed shorter than in recent years on ac
OCrVICCUrict of exchanging programs and
DELILIA STEVENS MEYER
For District Attorney
lent with each other. The program by patting with a soft cloth dipped count of unfavorable weather in Jan
In announcing my candidacy for
Y es ,- s o n n y , that melon looks good
5
11 also be presented at the Cen- in turpentine, then rinsing with an uary when the heavy lamb drop oc
F
o
r
S
h
e
r
i
f
f
District
Attorney on the Republican
and is good. But Mr. Farmer has to
other
dipped
in
1
cupful
of
clear
_________ il Point Grange, Friday night.
curred.
With creep feeding more
I hereby announce my candidacy ticket at the May 20 primary 1 wish
water to wich 3 or 4 drops of kero common this year, lambs have made
make a profit on his crops —he can’ t
for the office of Sheriff on the Re- to state that 1 have had eight yea r«l
afford to let you or livestock or profes
-"Commencement Memories" little, sene have been added. Every trace good growth and some already weigh
publican ticket at the primary elect- experience as City attorney for Ash
sional thieves cheat him of that profit.
“le lavender, and silver booklets of the spots will have disappeared 60 pounds or more.
ion May 20. A lifelong resident of land and also as State Représenta-
and
without
injury
to
the
paint.
re presented to the seniors Mon-
New lamb prices declined as in
That’ s why he protects his fruits, vege
Soiled places other than grease creased supplies became available. this county, I stand for a business- tive. I stand for impartial and fair
y with the compliments of the
tables and grain with C olorado Fence.
like
administration
of
the
office
and
enforcement
of
all
laws
anil
a
clean
' coppsr
hnke-Walker
Business College, usually can be removed by going First offerings of the season brought
a
safe
and
sane
enforcement
of
all
administration
of
the
District
At-
For lasting prote&ion,western farmers
ing wires • ■ tightly woyen
ese booklets which are attractive- over them with a "soap" eraser or a as high as $10 a hundred in nearly
with o knot that can’t slip •
torney's office.
and ranchmen build strong, shining
illustrated contain spaces for class soft red one. If this fails, use a damp all markets. At the close of trad ' aws-
• COLORADO Fence is made
EVERETT BEESON
)
WILLIAM BRIGGS
barriers o f C olorado F e n ce -th e
co last thru the years « « •
tographs, autographes of the tea- cloth dipped in whiting. Hard rub ing April 8, good to near choice
copper-bearing steel fence that lasts.
srs and records that will some day bing with this will wear the paint spring lambs sold at Portland at
>ve both amusing and informative. off very quickly, so use it lightly.
for predicting the productivity of
$7.50, with lower quotations report^' Forest Research
When the entire surface of the at San Francisco. Thirty to 40 per
forest land for timber crops; meth-
The group pictures for the annual walls is to be cleaned, first dust ev cent of the California early lamb
Committee Meets
1 oils of logging and of natural re
re taken Wednesday afternoon, ery inch of it thoroughly to remove crop has left growers hands. These
In
Portland
forestation that will result in the
ins are going forward rapidly on every particle of light dust. Then have mostly gone into coast markets,
Forests research plans and re most profitable utilization of the
i annual and these pictures mark sponge it, one wall at a time, with, though some have gone to the cen
>ut the last steps before the book lukewarm water and while the wall tral west and a few cars of dressed sults were the subject of the two- present stand and assure a fully
day meeting of the Regional Forest stocked second growth of desirable
.S O L D B Y .
¡8 to press. Pictures were taken is still wet, go over it with whatever lambs to the Atlantic coast.
Research Committee, which closed species; methods of slash disposal
the following order: The Girl's cleaning solution has been chosen
H U B B A R D BROS. INC.
In Portland on March 16. Region following logging; artificial refor
sketball Team, Track Team, Boys for use. This preliminary wetting j
On Oregon Farms
al Forester C. J. Buck acted as estation of denuded areas; time and
sketball Team, Girl's Glee Club, lessens the dangers of the wall be
Medford, Oregon
CANYON CITY—A Pool of nearly chairman of the meeting, and T. T .! cost studies of various types of log
ler of the C., Annual Staff, Girl's ing left streaked or of the soil being
igue, Freshman Class, Sophomore rubbed into the surface of the paint. 4000 pounds of Grintm alfalfa need Munger, director of the Pacific North- King equipment; a survey of forest
Inexpensive cleaning powders, to was made up and ordered for 34 west forest experiment station, was resources of the region as a basi
iss, Inter Nos, Central Pointer
>*wl
be dissolved in stater and used on Grant county farmers during the secretary. Membership included rep- for devising local, regional and na
ff.
painted walls, can be purchased at past month by County Agent R. G. resentatlves of the experiment sta- tional forest policies; the practica S £ =
I
The Phoenix Typing Team visited many paint stores. They are to be Johnson. The amounts ordered by tion, regional forester's office, bur- bllity of forest insurance in the Doug
high school Tuesday afternoon used according to the directions on individuals ranged from 10 to 300 eau of plant pathology, bureau of las fir region; a study of tax revest
I together with the Central Point the box. If not procurable, home pounds. An order was also included entomology, weather bureau, and two ed forest land with a view to deter
mining the causes and remedies for
m performed before the entire made cleaning solutions will serve for 174 pounds of South Dakota No. forest supervisors
12 alfalfa for T. Kennedy and L. V.
This jommittee meets annually to abandonment; studies of the pro-
dent body. All the teams in the nicely.
If the walls are only slightly soiled Stewart.
formulate plans for forest research duction and conversion of forest pro
nty are preparing for the county
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in Oregon and Washington for the ducts; forest Insects and diseases.
mpionship contest which will be lukewarm soapsuds may be used suc
DALLAS—Here Is a case where
coming year. Topics considered in -1 forest fire control methods and equip
d in the very near future. The cessfully on the already wet walls.
itral Point team is composed of Use only mild white soap, such as determination and perservance were eluded: Ihe growth and yield of the ment; portable radio sets; and a
ry Jane Be* lie, Vivian Jones, Wy- one might use for the face and hands not regarded as virtues. When W. important forest types as a basis number of other minor studies.
tae Parker, Avis Ayers, Edna never kitchen or laundry soap. Ap Frank Crawford of Zena plowed un
iver and Geneva Brown.
Mary ply with a very soft sponge, not cloth, der his strawberry planting and set
ie Beebe excelled all the typists because a sponge may be used even out gooseberries in their place, the
>sday by writing 75 words a mln- ly and without pressure on the paint, strawberry root weevils, deprived of
a thing almost impossible with cloth their natural feed, promptly attack
no matter how soft it may be. Wassh ed the gooseberries. The pest was
The Fresl man party held in the only a narrow strip up and down, at identified by J. R. Beck, county
•7t
h school last Friday night was a time, starting from the top, and at agent, and a spray of lead arsenate
y well attended. Volley ball was once sponge off with clear warm wa and the standard apple poison bait
ved in the gym and games were ter and dry with a soft cloth.
were recommended for Its control.
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If the walls are very dirty, a good
red in the halls.
After excel-
t refreshments were served the cleaning fluid is made by dissolving
KLAMATH FALLS-Many dairy
d and I happy freshmen want two ounces of powdered glue in two farmers have not yet learned the val
quarts of boiling water, then shav ue of a dairy herd improvement as
ie.
ing into it a cake of mild white sociation, but here are some who
Swearing In of Vote» Is Prohlbiti-d
iuth Turpin and Wilda Hall art soap stirring until thoroughly dis- have. A number of the members of
liy the Constitution
itly proud of their record of be- solved. Let it cool, until it forms a the Klamath association have found
Register at the Court Honse or with your Local
the first
high school students to Jelly. Add enough of this Jelly to a themselves unable to continue test-
U U H E ^ H V K R your printed piece
Precinct Registrar
t Crater
Lake this year. They pailful of lukewarm water to make! ing
this year.
The 11 dairymen
""lands, whether on an execu
ored to the rim last Sunday, the a good suds. Apply this with a soft left after reorganization found they
K. P. Stone R eg istrar fo r North
tive’
s desk or a h nisewife’s kitchen
t day th-
park was open, by way sponge
to the wet walls. Sponge this • had only enough work to keep a
ami so u th Central P oin t, .Mount and
Klamath Falls with Irvine Hall off with clear warm water and wipe tester busy half time, so in order
Wi l l ow Springs 1 “re e ln its.
table, it is imperative that it arouse
down with chamois.
Walter Carr.
to keep the association going they
Geo.
McDonough
Registrar
for
their interest, which means sales for
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j Sometimes when a coat of paint have arranged to employ him on
.Antioch and Hama Valley Precinct*.
under the auspices of ] has ju-t bw a aplled to walls, it is their farms at regular farm wages
you. T o get this proper attention
"Pointer". Central Point high followed by a coat of glaze, which during the other two weeks of each
you
must have your material printed
tors Ur nual, will be presented! does not show, and over this is put month.
properly. We are on the “ in” in get
rsday evening in the high school an Invisible coating of starch. This
Three one act plays latter remains on until the wall re-1
ROSEBl'RG - Creep feeding of
ting attention from the recipients
be gilr-n with various students quire cleaning, at which time the lambs has proved very successful
of your printed literature. Try us,
starch is washed off, bringing with this spring on the farm of L. E
he scfcgol taking part.
Land H ! " directed hy Miss Shir- it all the dirt, which has adhered Thompson at Cmpqna. where period
prices are low.
has a ea - made up of Wilda Hall' ic it.
ic weightings of the lambs are rec-
abeth if uthwell, Wylamae Par-
Thts suggests a method of clean- orded and an accurate cost of feed
and Fiuth Ramstrom.
Ing which has been used very sue- ■ purchased kept, reports J C I-eedy.
The only exception applies to th ose w ho voted at any
h
'he * fc'sr comedy "Enter The cessfully.
Starch is made in the county agent A wether lamb weigh
elei-tion in Ihe Inal two » e -,» and w ho h a te not *ine<t
o’* Is d rected by Mrs Fleischer usual way
as for a laundry, and is ing 4«H pounds March 4 weighed
changed their l< gal residence.
■ Onral ine Tex. Janice Hessel- applied to the walls with a sponge, 61 pounds March 25. a gain of 14 1%
-e. Avis Ayers snd Bernard Wilde and then
when all the walls have pounds In ¡1 days. A ewe lamb
ng par i
been covered, it is removed with a gained II pounds in the same per
Th* B< Came Home" is the last sponge dipped in clear warm water, iod. Total feed cost for 7J lambs
h* pin- and is being put on by ] Woodwork covered with flat paint creep fed up to March 31 was $6.31.
Count) Cicrk.
. Roan rith a east drawn from j
Is cleaned in the same manner Feeding
as
was started with a few of
senior class. Those who have flat-painted walls.
the early lambs January 15.
CANDIDATES CARDS
ie i
ret
Prie
Them
er
Cjee, d o n ’t th at
look good!”
C olorado
CZettce
VOTERS
Register N O W
PRINTING
that
Commands
Attention
A P R I L 19
Is Last Day To Register
Before Primary Election
Handbill
. . . Letterheads
Folders . . . Broadsides
Delilia Stevens Meyer
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