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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1933)
r.U iE T h u r s d a y . A tom i- Th* XM.KMCXX CENTRAL P O Pff. OMOO TW O lars We finished this trip and re-, and the offer will probably continue Worden. Washington the mom:nt the country is en- cordlngly. Automobile rates. ¡ike turned back to the cabin after one until about October 1. according t o . Lewis, Washington n * * tica'ly endorsing the NRA home and industrial accident rates. devil of a hard days walk and row- the information received at the agrl-1 ments for which player., " V A m e r i c a n fhusia plan (or putting men back to work are in the hands of the public, which I m M i the following - * Ing our dory- We saw many white cultural college, Re-established, September 13 m a ba* responded gratlfylngly Increases or decreases the hazard on i " et8 or trumpets. Hut*? ^ headed eagles perched around Devoted to the beet interests of b< " a,‘“ i ,bat ,th‘ Wh‘ch ,he rat* U * " i ' , , I piccolo, tenor and »lt, the rocks above us all unmindful o f | p 0 r r e s t T r e e s A r e beat of intention»» are uaelesa unless Every American abouud reaolve to Central Point and Tlclnlty us. There is a bounty of $1.00 each C J ' LJ *1 , , o u b l e 11 , l a t ba*». t r o . r * * ont haa the means with which to help alleviate tragedy and at the Entered as second class matter at Seeding H eavily banjo. Men without pr, ■ “ on these babies. Many sea parrots Uganik Kadiak Island the mst office. Central Point Ore- « r r y them out. Employers want to -am« time fatten his pooketbook by tary service may be accem‘1“' and sea gulls adorn the rocks. Wild «on. under the Act of March 8. 187». raise wages and lower workint being a safer citizen. A. A. A The annual seed crop reports from these vacancies, the major July •> 4 - 7 - 3 3 duclt» and geese breed here and the ■■ ' they can't pick money --------------------------- the rangers on the national forests In addition to , he ¡young ducks are showing up along SUBSCRIPTION RATES: from the air. And the tax collector "It is significant that the two \jr A K p0Well In Washington and Oregon, com men desired. Major Hath*» the shores. One Year ............. - ................... $1.00 (g making it Increasingly difficult to most regulated and controlled econ- Central Point. Oregon piled by the Pacific Northwest For that there are still a numbs,« We had the first sight of whales Six Months — .................— ... $ .76 operate or make a profit. < mic activities In this country, the I)ear powe||. est Experiment Station show that enlngs for inexperienced m,s ' Payable in advance. High taxes, unemployment and in- Incorporated banks and the rail- Ag j lagt we put into U.'today, six big fat boys played off some seed Is being produced by all (7th Infantry, Vancouver b . ‘I S Nimors point for an hour or so. Advertising rates on application. dustrial torpor go hand In hand, ¡roads, suffered most from the de- ganik on Sunday the 10th. A rainy Today the 24th we made a survey tree species in parts of the region Washington. These openill„ Office- Second Street, off Main. The old saying that you can't gtt presslon."—George E. Sokolsky nasty day. Uganik is right up lu of California creek a nice little this season, but only in a few places available now and will con-! blood out of a turn'p was never --------------------------- ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL be during the month of S e p J j truer than now. | He are told the utility rateac have|*he neck of a fine bay where the creek that carries about 100 acre are heavy crops reported. Editor and Proprietor Douglas fir, the most important In conjunction with other relief not come down in proportion to the *>*n Juan Fisheries have their can- of water and heads about 7 miles up measures. why not Inaugurate an fall of commodity prices since 1929. nery. A scenic spot and a busy one from the mouth of »he lagoon. Here timber species west of the Cascades, Clara Bow to actual reduction In the aggregate The reply is that they have not come as the fish are running now and is where Cannon was mining when was reported to have a heavy crop B e Here 5- tax collected from citizens and In-jdown because they never went up.— ,everyone on their toes ends to get Old Katinal blew her head off. He in the Packwood Lake legion on the George B. Cortelyou. President, Edi- their pack up. All freight arrived p„ued out of here and never return- Columbia Forest, along the Sauk An event of importance ,0 dustry? son Electric Institute O. K and we spend the night In a ed x b i8 ig one 0f tbe beauty spots ¡River on the Mt. Baker Forest, near theutregoers will be the BUSINESS FARMING VS POLITICS Cannery bunk house. The cannery I tell you. We went up about four Peshastin on the Wenatchee Forest, Sunday at the Roxy Then,. In a recent radio address. Sena A BASIC PRINCIPLE INVOLVED ----------------------- people are fine as can be. Tuesday miles thru the dense grass and and Kamela on the Umatilla Forest, “Call Her Savage." Clara b J tor Arthur Capper observed that the In hysteria of war and great em- W orld’s Largest _ _ . the 11th found us at 9.3b a. m. all brush to where Arizona Creek comes the heavy crop being mostly on first Fox starring vehicle. result of failure of farmers to co ergencies, basic priclples which, in D O U Q U C t at r air loaded in our dory and another into California. This Is all glacier young trees. screen play was especially prt operate, was to lower the price of the long run. govern the destinies ' ¡gas tug pulling out for Carmon's gravel and covers God knows how1 Ponderosa pine is bearing a heavy for the famous red-head by ¿¡3 their produce to the lowest possible of every citizen, are often lost SALEM. ORE., Aug. The world s I Lagoon about 14 miles up the coast much country. When we went in,crop in the vicinity of Seneca and Burke, and is an adaption of T iij J level, and said, "The only logical sight of. largest bouquet. 100 feet long and of Kadiak. The sun out in all Its we IIiauc made a a mtuu kind of a trail as we Kamela Oregon, and Peshastin. Thayer's much discussed system In sight so far by which the An example of this was recently- farmer can bargain collectively— witnessed in the remarks of a United .¡0 feet wide, will be on exhibit in glory and a calm sea. A delightful dragged thru the grass. On our re- i Washington. Western red cedar has "Call Her Savage." the Agricultural building 5 during in. i We arrived a at the mouth v# of ,, , * * /i | n ° the | t trip i ill, t “ dlllvvll t t»U C UUUllI X t„rn oul we notlced that at one a heavy crop along the west slope and effectively—for the sale of his — Appropriately enough, three U State, Senator regarding the C«dM j entlre wwk of the Oregon State the ,agoon a8 th« tlde . tart?d at the lagoon as the tide start ?d in at|p| ace for about V4 mile the grass of the Cascades but not along the ing men will be seen opposite Clsj products, in a highly organized dam. to be built on the Columb.a Kajr S(.p| , , , M«re than 20.000 ¡about 2 3 0 p. m. We enter a xeem- society of buyers. Is through co River, with 063.000.00U of Federal had been turned down and was wid-i Coast or east of the mountains, they are Gilbert Roland, as her ¡2 eeeeeee eeeee eeeee (1 -oy qs.Eoe ag came to a steep bank we From the Mt. Hood Forest comes breed sweetheart: Monrot OwslijJ operative marketing funds. He warned Northwest power ¡choice gladioli from Josephine coun- ingly small stream that races in thru the wills of rocks on eaca 8aw the cause of it there was a bear,the report of a heavy cone crop of her wealthy husband, and AathJ The word "only" should bear the companies that unless they agree to _ , ty will comprise the huge bouquet, side of us for about % miles wh-‘n j track (hat would measure 10" across j western hemlock, noble fir and accent In that quotation. The far purchase power from the Coulee Jowitt youthful admirer who huw mer. like the best of ns, has search plant and distribute it at a reason The flowers will be shipped over the Lagoon opens up for a width °»jau<l claws that showed them at ¡white fir, and from the Rogue River the courage to attenip to tame J ed fot a royal and easy road to able cost, the United States Govern- f.‘" ‘r ,rui k hy tht Gran,s 1 ahS about 4 mlie. This extends up in- least 2" long, well boy I want to Forest the report of a heavy crop of "a-can nature. '■ land —■ * for about 1 - ■ 1 mile where Califor- i tell you that 1 forgot mosquitoes for western white and sugar piue. prosperity and contentment. He lias merit Is ready to build transmission ¡Chamber of Commerce Six thousand of the huge lot of nla and Montana creeks come in. the tlme ag thig old boy was ttbead listened to purveyors of this panacea lines. These seed crop reports of all for gladioli will be six feet in height. ! \ \ e are walled In and surrounded l»y of us. He pulled off the trail and est trees sent in to the Pacific and that one, and has occasionally- People familiar with the situation : ug to K0 on_ We did not aee blm Northwest Forest Experiment Sta tried the medicine. He has, at know that existing power develop- j the shippers promise. So large i s , rolling mountains that are green times, made the very human error ment in the Northwest exceeds any the display that 3,000 seperate vases grass to their very peaks. Sitting There ,g al, kindg of fox here_ we see tion from 40 localities on 20 na o? believing that the government probable demand for some years to will be required to hold adequately up about 30 feet above the lagoon tracks every day and hear them tional forests serve as a guide for the bouquet. Renewals during the Is our log cabin. This structure is bark here at nights. Today I pick can cure all his Ills. come. The power companies have seed collection activities of state and week will keep the exhibit In the as tight as a jug and sits In a grove The panaceas have failed. The been financed by thousands of inno- ^ ed all the salmon berries I could eat. ¡federal agencies and private collec- of condltlon government has helped a bit— but It cent investors and their rates are Private companies have built ^ , m on Labor Uay the of Cotton Woods. From the door They are monsters none of them! tors. hasn’t solved anything In particular all under public regulation, and a-i . , # 4. , , . . of the cabin one sees what appears smaller than a 25c piece. We have; up a sizeable industry selling tree .. , . . • fv Ié . Q 4 é opening day of the fair, the big to be snow patches that covers acres all the fish we can eat. King sal-1 seeds And now the wise farmer Is discov mong the lowest in the United States . rj . . , ,, both to domestic and foreign bouquet will be formally presented This is the volcanic ash from the ering that of which Senator Capper Are they to scrap these plants? mon, black and red cod and clams If trade . . . , , ,, . . , „ .. ., 4$ _ * r , , to Mrs. Julius L. Meier by J. O. Holt late Volcano about 100 miles north speak*— that the way to farm pros we wish them. I have been out There Is a basic principle Involved . r, . , ... The seed crop reports are also a of Eugene, chairman of the Ktate east on the main land. These spots twice and caught all the fish we fairly reliable Indicator of the a- perity Is through the farmers’ own hero as to the confiscation of pro Board of Agriculture. Also present are all that show. This ash is about collective efforts, with a strong, loy perlty. could pack. There Is two fine Sal niount of natural reproduction that /M L rs 1 I! at the ceremony will he Mayor W. 16 inches deep all over Kadiak. New ally support'd, aggressive cooper mon hanging just outside the wall will occur on logged-off land pro- Is It morally right for Govern W. Stoekwell of Grants Pass. Coun f ill! ili tèff h. foliages of grass and brush have ative as the instrument of progress ment to deliberately jeopardize sav ty Judge Grant Matthews and C. H. grown over it so dense one has to | right now. Wish I had a little more j vided it is protected from fire. As IS A N E C E S S IT Y THESE HOI It Is noteworthy that the farmers ings of innocent investors? 1 news for you and hope to give you1 a result of the moderately heavy Demaray and J. R. Harvey, presi cut thru at the creek edges. D A YS! The ¡more gold dope later. The Star ¡Douglas fir cone crop in 1932, sted- who have won victories of one kind Should a United State senator dent and secretary, repectfully of >V(> jour foods from •.poik't Hills are hard to navigate as the leaves for Seattle tomorrow so I am j lings were more abundant this year or another the past few years have threaten private citizens with con and serve fresh, cool drinks bj been those who have centered their fiscation of their property through the Grants Pass Chamber of Com grass in many places is above going to close this for you and send than any season since 1914 follow- using plenty of ICE: from effor s around large, well Intrenched Government competition, without merce. Officers of many state gar your head. Well this 5 30 p. m., it out by Mr. Hofferty who Is going ing the heavy cone crop of 1923 den and flower clubs will also be M edford Ice & we took our dory with 600 feet of over to Uganik in the morning. So cooperatives. The ntllk producers any offer of compensation? - _____ _ I present. 1 x 12" x 12' lumber up the lagoon with kindest regards to all friends Radio Operators of New York, the walnut growers of Is the investor who bought elec-i S to ra g e Co. News reels and staff photograph- and landed It in the mouth of Mon- I remain California, the cotton raisers of the trie development In the Northwest to You can get ICE; any time at oar South —these are good examples the highest point of efficiency, de-j ers of Portland papers will be pre tana creek. This lumber is for our Wanted by Army Sincerely yours. sent to take pictures of the present test boxes that we are putting in that other groups of farmers might serving of no consideration? L. D. Stephenson ---------- IC E DEPOT ation ceremony. A message of Ore- soon to test the placer ground. And observe wlih profit. If you have any old magazines: 'Lijor Paul Hathaway. U. S. Army Even In the hysteria of a relief GATEWAY SERVICE STAT105 . ...................... gon s huge commercial floral Itt’ lsny when we arrived at the creek's shoot them to me. Recruiting officer. 323 New Post program, these fundamentals should . , , . . . . . . . j dustry will be carried by this means i mouth wn were me» hv trvme few SO FA It, NO SUBSTITUTE Steve. I Po3t Office Building, Broadway and not be lost sight of. to the destruc- . . . . , . .. °> some Ito ,. «ill . parts of tno world. Or6^on 8 . 1 nilliorm of our old mends fripnrfs— mos \ln*i. - OFFERED -------------------------- G,,“ n Streets. Portland. Oregon, an- tlon of existing tax-paying Indus- ¡. . . mmons 01 our olu ¡bulb Industry industry represents p pr nts an annual <|M|t,,,.s and alld moose flj.w flies. They B i c B u v i m r P l a n All forms of transportation have ¡bounces that he has received author O. S. B LA C K F O R D Iproductlon of more than 7 6.000,- burned us up plenty. On the 12th i n g o u y i n g r i a n tty to en!is, t h « . «p ^ e n c e d radio their uses and advantages— but What is going to be the untlmate 000 bulbs. D A IR Y M A N we took off up 'into the Montana when , In time of emergency or effect on the morale of a private Latest R elief Idea °Perators for service 111 the United E'regh M ilk and Cream creek district to look over the ---------- state Army. Men applying, who otherwise we need fast and eertuln citizen, if he feels that his invest D eliv e re d Dully ground With us went nets and a facilities for mass movement of men ment in productive enterprise will Northwest Crops A warning has been given to far-ihave not hai1 Previous service in the P h o n e 14x1 Central Point and materials, we Invariably turn not be protected hy his own govern B etter Than A verage bottle of Atrunella. A rare treat ; niers not to become victims of specu- ! Army must be between the ages of to the ruilroads. I ______ * ifor several million of mosquitoes lators who may want to buy up pigs jeiKhteen a«d thirty-five years aud ment? We have witnessed an example . 6 I you know those babies of ml t>r- d -ows at current : ®u*l bare a radio operators license A private corporation that tried to Generally favorable crop-prospect ,old Nome days. Well they had ail now that the emergency hog control M»Jor Hathaway also announces this year. In the case of the t’lvi- destroy competition or bend it to its in the Pacific Northwest, hut even t.Qjne j n to greet me. You could [plan has been announced, according tba^ be bas authority to enlist a Dr. I. H. Gove lan Conservation Corps During the will in the manner proposed by the less promising conditions in DENTISTRY month of April, May and June, the United State senator, would Immedi 'be hear them sing Chechaca. After a to information received from the number of experienced . . . I " ------------------ ---------- - -------- -- bandsmen country as a whole than a month I . Office with rails carried 400,000 of these men ately find Itself subject to prosecu monin ¡strenuous clay Ingoing over this United States department of agricul-1for 8ervlre *n Army bands at Presl- DR. A. A. Mc BRIEN, M. I>. 1 - " IK Indicated in the A l g l l l Id* stuck for about a mile we returned ‘ by the * Oregon States college e x - '1!~ — without interrupting regular service, tion by the government. ture ¡ ‘0 of San Francisco, California port on the a g r i c u l t u r a l situation to , he cabin for a real nl(?hts regt Medford, Oregon mid without a hitch. At one time, tension service. Fort Winfield Scott, C a l if o rn ia p 0 , , ' __ Can a public official countenance at Camp Knox, Kentucky, a train a policy for Government which just released hy the Oregon State !Tbe 13th flnd() ug packlll(? Kbovels. The hog production control pro left every two hours, bound for would bo condemned as Illegal If college extension service. The re- pteks and other supplies up Montana grain Is strictly an emergency plan port also contains outlook s t a t e - ; Cretk The tests by pan shows some to meet the Immediate situation."! iHtlnls ns far as Vancouver, Wash practiced by private citizens? ington Is coercion of the little fellow by m. nts 011 dairy, beef rattle, hegs. KOid here bu, the quantlty )s yet to say« the department, "and not to be' > " b " it H i BMdU d eterm ined . The 1 4 - 1 5 - lr t t l . c o a f U W d w ith th e permanent corn- During late years, there has been Government, any less offensive and .......... . "Drought has occurred over « testing ground. The 17-18-18-20 we hog program.' a good deal of talk to the effect reprehensible than coercion of the -------------------------- — I The emergency plan contemplates, that the rails are outliving their little fellow by private enterprise? larger area than In 1 9 3 0 .” says the I-----■ worked like beavers — getting ourj I circular, which gives Information o n |glu,ce boxcg up to ,ocatlon where Wl. premlum buyins üf sprj , I Usefulness, hut there has been no There 1» a principle involved here M. Pfoapect Ive output of all of the ,,re setting up for box run on a good j which weigh 25 to 100 pounds and convincing evidence. Thu question. that underlies the liberty and major crops produced In Oregon. ,iroapect plenty of hell with mos- ■ piggy sows which weigh 2 7 5 pound*' "\\?hat will replace iheni?" Is un curlty of the American people. Pasture conditions on August 1 were|qult<Hsa and fl|eg 0 „ , he 20th we or more. Prices to be paid at princi- answered Not airplanes— they are 7M expensive end can handle the m i THE CASH VALUE o f SAFETY jthe worst on record, with the h ay, were on bed rock and are sluicing pal markets are $ 9 .5 0 a hundred lbe 2 i„t alld 22nd 0l, lbe poundg for plKg weigbinK 25 t0 3(l est fraction of puaaongers and While the most Important phase ¡crop below average for the whole now freight. Not buses and trucks, o f the accident problem Is obviously 1 country and the combined corn , 2 3 rd 1 left my partner at the cabin pounds with heavier pigs at 25c less which are unable to meat railroad .the unnecessary toll of deaths and oats barley production only three-jw„ h hl(j pbavjnR and iaundry while for each additional 5 pounds In weight up to $6 for 95 to 100 pound service In long-haul huslneas Not injnrles. there Is another phase that fourths of average, to nearly match , alld Mr n o({t,rty tage passage out small wheat |lf horp 8round to Nimors pig*. Piggy sows over 275 pounds waterways, which are tremendously hould not he over-looked - the ec the record-breaking localized In the territories they can onomic otic <‘rop ! Point to pook over some ground which will farrow within three The outlook statements Indicate .— that , .— makea iniand #t lbat .....................weeks point. We serve and are dependent on the cli -------- --------- bring current market prices' Every accident costs mom v AM matic conditions. The rallrouil has Eivery accident places a burden up- pass the Alaska Packers fish traps plus $4 a head premium, all subject I Innate advantages which none of Its 1011 the average pooketbook. And downward and that symptoms ar0 about 3 miles up coast It Is loaded to official inspection. appearing of an eventual change in with red and humpy salmon This The plan contemplates the pur- competitors can duplicate. (the total of costs for a year runs In —A Prosperous aud progressive rail-!to many millions Accident pruven- the uptrend of milk cow numbers par, of the coast tg rougb and brok- chase of about 4 million pigs and 1 long million sows, but pigs and bows roads are one of greatest assets of tlon. as a result, pays rash dlvl- which nre now 1 4 per rent greater gn M nlor8 point is a low than In l'.Uv I he hog and wheat,twmwt* where the beach miners have should not be rushed to market as I every country ¡dends. w many thousands of dol- arrangements are not quite comHe'e —————— , in ituluatry it lun b»*»*n thi» Inpvlts ¡outlooks are said to depend prltnarl-,, ak).n - — l ,: 8TRIA1 rUlt.NIP ibk MfurtaMu that .1 low accident ' y '■ l>egli'nlng to show op - 1 rate 1» accompanied by higher « 1 - being developed under the Agricul tural Adjustnu nt net. pr.flts gain. after three flclency. When a great many accl- Summarising the general trend of year- of flnsnrlal drought Ident* o<Tiir in an Industry, the mor- prices received and prices paid by Tb"t WB1 c 'ltis as good news to ale of worker* 1« seriously Impaired o n w h ic h y o u c a n n o t l o s e - J o oe/ A en i Investors, workers and Ihe general There Is s distinct slowing down In farmers, the report shows a down- • ward trend In average prices of farm j n.ibl c Hut the road ahead Isn't en-1 their operations. There Is dlscon- 3 g o o d I I c c t r ie R e f r i g e r a t o r VASTLY HFF«RANT s'rewn with roses. There is lent that most potent of all dis product* following the grand 10- n chi- ri» In the way of dividends. |Hirhers And there is likely a red point advance from mid-June to mid AdmlBBlriB to th« froun.U rrâuceâ from Mr t« l|< osreea. That obviarle Is Ink showing at the end of Ihe month July. On the other hand, the cost V V/JH. llC » le t'll And this fV tnrtadr* frr« f*n*r*l «dmlttlo« of commodities which farmer* pur taxation or thè quarter. <y»a«Iljr ftOr> to lb« roml»mrJ Night ffhow «I th« gr«nd«tAnd~bat «v«rg* V - . - '' it paw d-»irl- 1 day the whole year around chase at retail has continued the h«d> pat*- 0 « printed. Attend dnlly, help break attendane« record« the a' nnal re Durimi the past decade industry • • t A meric n cor has made fine strldes In safety. The steady upward trend with the gov — — 1, M «| | < «> 4 * > " " 8 Agriculture, H c r t l m l t a r , l l r n l w t . » H l l a b s , l o d a , tr y ; .u , 0 ; help h Ing impresset rooter of major husines-es whtrh ei>- ernment index at 105 per cent of: to own an Electric R - f V ' ^ ^ 1,1 ,h* ,on« run b *’ "I fax navments. In varioui •rate for a year at a stretch wtth pre-war for July and likely aome withont I - t e w * R'ft,ger*tor ,han to "get along' higher at the middle of August. T h o r o u g h b r e d R a c in g . :, 7 Ta —d tnnanra»— such as utillttea -tax in hardly an acrtdent of tmpxirtance. ls red u« ed tr m m ° M e k M r— re«<*r%ed « « a t« a n d h « « e « I k an d 34c « « f r a . Judging from wholesale price In Ci.as * and new special fate., have constantly growing And tho«e are Hlcctnc Rifrigerato* arf cheapef dexes. been sufficient to more th 11 offset the hu*tne«->e* which » ■ know be st M *( G y m h b a a a « lo s a At Letter Tells Alaska Trip | EDITORIALS J B fc i 1 Owe thino 8" l n ^ ',»rn*ng power. The In- ——which are niort slshle. most ef- ves’or which means tha Indixtdnal ftrlant anil most profitable a,m ba • veil n »ew d llxri and pilt In the future, safety can earn lta them Into productlv, ent- rpr e . r. at. -t dl» d- d in th highs a. * where they work for the benefit of We romplaln because rastialtv in the entire country baa never been saranee rates go tip— and we ov, r- •o heavily penalised for his thrift look the fact that they went up be Management has never had so poor cause accidents Increased tn number a chance to pr. duce results from *f- and severity and the (luaurial diaui flclency aud far-sightedness. on Insurance companion grew se- F r e e D o u b le N ig h t S h o w , U o 'lln isa tio n Y n lttc S h o w n ROSEMI RG The value of pollln- Datlon in cherry orchards la appar ent on the G T Royer place at Pil- Itrd. where polllnlxers have been placed In a lambert rheiwy orchard during th> past two »ears A Sup cer cent Increase In yield on the limb* near the pollinifere Is estimó ed by the couuty agwut. »«"«*•< R o d s ,.« ) — So, r t j H . . r , n h u * s s * Nstur» I« Iti, H a s ron tiia« 4— W orld's raaard big* ju R ,,,.rs i t f»«l. t lar h r , * and H ig h *cho«l H o r w i m lng lrd wttb lb* U n i t war«» «allaw bu< k rr s aad H r s k n is , «.m oral adm l.«l«a ta N l | l t Show 'a .»a» >«lur I K M . . R a sar.» . r a t . II«. H o w s M r . Thro« lb«a«aad fro« seat«, b la a d ln g raaiw f«r Id.OSO. ... . T than they have ever been or arc no whx not purchase vo,„! ,‘,°r ^ '^'1Ìn P " ^ P**n ptKc». Sc* yout Jcalci new. ^ Ulmj " ****** Admission to Grounds leg p arbiag. te. V» r>«s l K« rodarod ra* FH cnd«, r»ri«*nw pa.ao« p r iU r d . X« pa.« «al rb oo b s Ev ery b od y s p l a j r M . I «arrssieaars. C tb lW ta r s , f t V « H « a l i rii «'Ih r L.VBOK D.VV The !>.« Opening LMy« Sept« m t CAÜF08NIA 0 6 r r ^ ^ ^ £ G O N pow er c o m p a n y © — ^