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HE AMERICAN
. S. FINANCE WINTER WHEAT
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P.T.A. COURT HOLDS BUSY
Loans Limited to Co. Council
L 85 per cent of
Meet Sat. SESSION; MANY
E A ver age A creage
SENTENCES GIVEN
¡¡¡e limelight. I l i i n e w s p a p e r
laferly watched lo r t o *»■»>
T h e re will he an all-dav m eetin g
i; that yong squirt
w o u ld
ony
of the c o u n ty P a r e n t - T e a c h e r c o u n ­
; regarding certain
“ fo rg o tten
cil. th e first one of t h e year. S a t u r ­
(Contributed
The circulation o f h is “ s c a n -
day, at C e n tra l P oint. B eginning at
Rev. J. M. J o h n s o n had a birthday
grew
by
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in . „ n e a r e d as lovely a s ! « » la s t S a t u r d a y ; a n d Mrs. Johnson (OVKRMOR H K V in MOKC.KNTHAI OK I 1IIM « It M U T IIIM IM S T IIA - 1 0 :3 0 o'clock, th e p ro g r a m will be
I U»N n t U M R IL K H KBGI LATINO FKOKRAI C R O P LOANS.
¡presented in t h e high school b u il d ­
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1
h a d a b i r t h d a y on Monday. On Mon-
PO M t'V \O W IN ACCORI) WITH t o M K O I . PROGRAM
ing.
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9
I d a y e v e n in g a b o u t 7 39 o ’clock ac­
Luncheon will lie served at noon
fet: tics just the o th e r d a y
we c o r d i n g to a p re a r ra n g e d program
|by th e C e n tra l P o in t P a r e n t - T e a c h ­
p
l
a
n
n
e
d
by
som
e
of
the
members
of
Regional
ag
ricultu
ral
credit
«more or less pained to h e a r
cor-! wheal is considered necessary for
ers. T he p ro g r a m will also be a r ­
t h e c h u r c h an d congregation, cai punitions and the seed and ciop
referred to In a pu b lic sp eech
forage for the livestock of th e a p p li­ ran g ed by the C e n tra l Point unit.
a
f
t
e
r
c
a
r
b
o
re
down
on
th
e
parson­
i “two-for-a-uickel
new spaper
production loan offices will finance cant for a loan from a regional a g ­ Mis. P a u l G e rb e r, c o u n ty p re s id e n t
a g e h o m e, filled with men and wo­ ;h
l^r ' And there was no o n e to
seeding of not to exceed 85 p e r| ricultural credit c o rp o ratio n , p lan t- | will give h e r re p o r t of* th e n a ti o n a l
I in bis defense and d e m a n d " jn s - m en w h o se h e a r t s were overflowing cent of a borrower s average an n u a l iuKS up t0 S0 a i r e s may be m a d * re' c onvention in S e a tt le
l." No libel suit h a s b een filed
acreage of winter wheat for a base a d l e s s of the history of th e land
T he public is in v ited to a t t e n d
I Bro. Hall is duly sq u e lc h e d . ¡u rin atio n to m a k e the evening o n P ! period of the last four vears. i. was The *,‘e‘1 and rr o p prod,u-Mon loan th is all-day m ee tin g a n d a la r g e a t ­
|l o n g to lie rem em bered hv the
Ke to his ashes!
«»••¡announced recentlv by Governor i
an> m a k ln * no loa,,s , o r te n d a n c e is desired. A sm all c h a rg e
j t o r a n d his wife.
Henry Morgenthau. Jr., of the F a rm 1 pla“ U,,K foraKe cropa
will he m a d e fo r th e luncheon.
W h ile all h e a rts were filled with | Cred|'t AdminlstraUon
in co m puting the av erag e a n n u a l
(Ho* we would h a v e e n j o y e d
Rood
ch
eer,
m
a
n
y
arm
s
were
«filed
I
acreage planted to w in te r w heat, th e
[ling ail editorial on t h e
re c e n t
1 hK [lnam’MK * »«"»«■<» •« »he S5 spring wheat acreag e may be used S lo t M a c h in e s M ust
I
the t rat while w ith good cakes (a n d we say GOOD
r a k e s ) w hich were tem ptingly a r . | per CPUi (,f
average annual acre- for the crop y ear or y ears in which
r*:or. L A II I t ’s g e t t i n g so th e
C e a se W o rk M o n d a y
r
a
n
g
e
d
on
th
e
tab
le
aw
aiting
the!?*'*
"
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T
°
f Whe' h,>r ° r no1 tho no w in ter wheat was planted. How
lis all going o ut of th i s n e w s p a p -
T h e circ u it c o u r t
fo r
Jackson
C o u n ty w a s a busy place y e ste rd a y
w hen culled to o r d e r by J u d g e H a r r y
I). N o rto n . F o r se v e ra l days th e
c o u r t r o o m h a s b een filled to c a p ­
acity w ith
people
w ho w o n d e re d
w h e t h e r or not th e y w ould he t r e a t ­
ed to a r e n e w a l of th e firew o rk*
w hich
had a c c o m p a n ie d
most
of
Mrs. H e n r ie t ta B. M a r tin 's public a p ­
p earan ces .
Soon a f t e r th e o p e n in g of c o u rt a
n u m b e r of cases w e r e culled fo r ll-
nul disp o sitio n . T h e passing of sell-
te n ce u p o n Mr*. M a rtin , w ho w as
fo u n d g u ilty T u e sd a y by a Jury of
rio to u s co n d u ct on a public hig h w ay
was d e f e r r e d by J u d g e N o rto n
"to
d e te r m i n e th e a t t i t u d e of th is d e fe u -
lient
W h a t th e fin a l decision will
business, anyway.
E v e n A rt
M E D F O R D , Oct. 11.—C o u n t y a n d 'b e d e p e n d s u p o n h e r f u t u r e course.
fo
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d
planted
in
the
sam
e
crop
year,
only
rrv says writing is " w o r k . ”
.
. . .
.
.
I the Secretary of A griculture
The
s ta te a u t h o r i t i e s to d a y ad v ised all N e ith e r th e c o u r t n o r t h e people of
• • •
d u e t Ime good i if I
w inter wheat acreag e will be used.
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.
_ .
effect of these instructions is to
If the land to be farm ed
was places w h e re slot m a c h in e s a r e s t a ­ Ja c k s o n co u n ty w ant , a n y m o re fo ol­
Kby cannot our circu it c o u r t s b e ! w ere p re p a r e d .
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,
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. place the loaning policy of the F a rm
is h n e ss."
planted to w in ter w h eat for th e cro«i tioned. th a t b e g in n in g nex t M onday
idled as smooth y a n d e x p e d it io n -
In th e m e a n tim e what a least of . . . . . Administration
,
„
..
, , „
,
.
. < red it A dministration entirely
in
the
g
a
m
b
lin
g
devices
m
u
s
t
lie
t
u
r
n
e
d
T h e court said at one point of his
years 1930. 1931. 1932 a n d 1933.
u the federal c o u r t s a r e ? T h e r e tile old Gospel songs was enjoyed.
'accord with the wheat acreage* con-
to
w
a
rd
th
e
w
all,
o
r
o
th
e
r
w
i
s
e
r
e
n
d
­
r
e
m
a r k s . "1 am d is p o se d to p o stp o n e
T
h
e
ev
en
in
g
was
c
om
m
itted
to
God
in
then
th
e
base
period
s
h
a
ll
he
th
a
t
Unngllng between la w y e r s is al
trol program of the Department of
four-year period. If th e land w as ered in p o te n t for playing. T h e ru le se n te n c e for six m o n th s , to see w hat
ged and they t u r n o u t m o r e b u si p r a y e r a n d in son g an d -ocial con-
Agriculture, Mr.
Morgenthau ex-
c o u n tr y alike. will h a p p e n ."
planted to w in ter w heat fo r only applies to city an d
i in a week than o u r s t a t e c o u r t s | v ers e a n d la t e r In a feast of cake plained.
R oad houses, u n d e r th e Hlot m a c h in e
In beh alf of Mrs. M a rtin , A tto r n e y
three
of
these
y
ears
,th
en
th
e
a
v
e
r
­
a
n
d
coffee.
A
wonderful
evening
I in a month.
This limitation of financing to 83 age of th ese t h r e e m ay he used to law, a r e n o t " p r i v a t e h o m e s ," a n d W. K. P h ip p s re a d a rtic le s p u b li s h e d
w as s p e n t in cele brating these b ir th ­
|The* other day we sat in c o u rt days. Mrs. H. D Smith was present | ppr <en' a PPlles if the average arre- determ ine w h at m ay lie planted. a r e s u b je c t to t h e s a m e p ro v isio n s in th e J a c k s o n v ill e M iner, w hich h**
d e c la re d were pro v o cativ e, a n d J u s ti­
iking the proceedings w ith
an w h o se b ir th d a y also fell on Monday. age was in excess of 95 acres. If Likewise, if it was plan ted fo r only as stores, clubs, an d pool hails.
ihe average an nu al acreage was less two or only one of th es e years, th e n
T he s h e r if f , d is trict a t t o r n e y , s t a te fied th e a s s a u lt, t h o u g h it is n o t
i mind. We noted t h e sin o o th -
As a re s u lt of a very carefully con­
than 95 acres but more th an so the two y ears o r th e one y ear, a.» police a n d t h e city police of A sh la n d s a n c t io n e d by la w ."
|
Spe . il V . !l wllic ll t h e eli.
cealed m o v em en t (concealed
from
acres, no loan will be made to fin­ the ease may he, may lie used to d e ­ a n d M edford a r e c o o p e ra tin g ill th e
A tto r n e y I’htpps als o r e a d a n item
attorney's office h a n d le d t h e i r I ihe t e a c h e r ) begun in the Ladies'
ance the planting of more th an 80 term ine th e allowed acreage.
c am p a ig n .
in the Mall T r i b u n e of O c to b e r, 1929
i. No fuss, no e x c i t e m e n t ; J u s t B ible class on S unday morning th e
acres. No reduction will lie re-
I p ra isin g t h e te c h n ic a l ab llty of Mr.
In d ete r m in in g th e a v e ra g e a c r e ­
t, plain statem ents of fa c t a s th e p a s t o r an d his wife will enjoy the
| M a rtin In th e p r e l i m i n a r y w o rk a t
! aaw the facts. No p a s s io n a te c o m f o r t s of a good a u to robe which l,‘lllred lf ,h e average acreage was SO age to he planted l»y an a p p lic a n t, T o P la n t S t e e lh e a d
¡ihe a i r p o r t , a n d " t h e effo rl* ol Mrs.
th e record of th e land is 1 o be used
acres or less.
(.
No bomba-tic b lu s te r . T in • th e y h a v e needed for a long time.
In
R
o
g
u
e
N
e
a
r
D
a
m
.
M a r t i n ” as his p r i v a te s e c r e ta r y ,
No
o
n
e
could
lie
found
who
would
j
Governor
Morgenthau
also
point-
w
h
eth
er
o
r
not
the
ap
p
lic
a
n
t
farm
-
i it should be. Hut on t h e o t h e r
! closing w ith th e n ew s th e
M a r tin s
I some of th e d e fe n s e
l a w y e i s w illln g ly t a k e th e blam e for the oc- ed out t h a t in cases where w inter ed th is p a rtic u la r land
had
p
u
r
c
h
a
s
e
d
a
h
o
m
e
on
Beall
Lane
11
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p
l)
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G RA NTS PASS. Oct
i to think the p ro p e r w ay t o de- ca sio n so It was put upon Mrs. John-
m ore
I i such
such cases,
cases. with
th a n 6000 ¡T he s t a te g a m e com m ission h a s m a d e Ho th e n p re s e n te d for th e c o u r t to
their clients is to a b u s e t h e m o ­ son for h av in g a b ir th d a y on Mon- 4-H Clubs R ead y
re h ab ilitated am i re tu rn e d to gain a r r a n g e m e n t s to p la n t 900 ,0 0 0 steel- see a recent issu e w ith a p ic t u re of
ps of the state o ffic ia ls; to
inl­ day.
It was all a very happy sur-
M a rtin , w hich he claim ed w as
For A nnual Show 1
rar. h i a d in t h e R o g u e ri v e r below Suv- { Mrs.
^
1 *ln" 1
' ' 1H s *ate police, pris,.
More tli.in tliirij were p n -
in
"
in
te
n
d e d to d i s t o r t , p e r v e r t,
an d
Vpplicants should w rite at once ¡age R apids d a m anil In t h e Apple-
u .ti np that old c r y o f " p s p e r a l fo r t h e occasion.
m a k e h e r h a t e f u l to t h e p u b lic ."
lo
th
e
S
u
pervisor
of
V
ocational
Re-
^
a
t
e
riv
e
r,
a
c
c
o
rd
in
g
to
E
v
e
re
tt
ter”
A
P o litic s Illumed
Always striving to exceed past re- h ab illta tlo n . s , a , e Board for V oca-j Moore of th e B u tte F u lls h a tc h e ry ,
I m a d e S u n d a y m o rnin g fo r the pur-
A tto r n e y P h ip p s d e c la re d t h e a s ­
w
ho
was
in
G
r
a
n
t
s
P
i
n
M
onday
---- 1
th e p jjo 0f creating a fund with which corda r»
Education, Salem
m a k in g a r r a n g e m e n t s fo r t r o u t to sau lt grew o u t o f a "political c o n d i­
I a,
a pain in t h e n eck . j,. p u r c h a s e new -o„g hooks for the ,-H club hoys and girls e^f Oreg".*
be
t a k e n lo t h e B olan an d T a n e n ti o n .” A tto r n e y E n r i g h t a ls o s p o k e
I
that ill m o i l Of su c h rin l i r e Hi'1'" -'boo l. The I »
> ami t
1
J ,
p,
C a p t a in F l a g g I s
In b e h a lf of th e d e f e n d a n t .
lakes.
........ - t h e ,
............ h o a rd wi 1 add to this
T he d e fe n s e filed a m o tio n f o r n
T h e fe d e r a l g o v e r n m e n t h a s a l ­
pl'y and J i m w ant t o m a k e a big Ing ; a n d in dividuals will be asked rifle In tern atio n al Livestock exposi­
N o w a n “ A d m i r a l ” read
om
new tria l, a n d re n e w e d Its d e m u r r e r
y
p
la
n
te
d
a
n
u
m
b
e
r
of
allveralde
tion
in
P
ortlan
d
October
21-29,
ac­
Still we sup po se t h e s e
de- to m a k e p urchases an d th e school
-----------
salm on In th e R o g u e riv e r, it was to t h e in d ic tm e n t.
ut
lawyers have to d o s o m e t h i n g wil soon lie provided wilh an a d e ­ cording to early inform ation g a th e r­
C h a rle s W. ( C h u c k ) Davis, last of
C
a
p
ta
in
F
lagg
of
Ihe
M
arines
ha*
a
nnounced,
ed by the slate club d ep artm ent at
| earn their princely r e m u n e r a t i o n - q u a t e stipiy of new books.
th e b a ll o t- th e f t d e f e n d a n t s , a n d w ho
been
prom
oted.
T
hey
a
d
d
r
e
s
s
Vic-
j
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_
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it's an old, old s t o r y , t h a t t a l e
A special service is being held o. s. c.
e n t e r e d a plea of g u ilty , was g r a n t e d
the
Advance indications are for 75 to to r McLagleu as " A d m i r a l ' ’ in " H o t
I being (ranted. All c r i m i n a l s h e­ t h i s T h u r s d a y
evening with
H
e
c
k
m
a
n
Is
H
o
st
a su s p e n d e d
sentence.
In c i r c u it
P
e
p
p
e
r,”
th
e
Fox
com
edy
III
which
re the officers to o k u n d u e a d v a n t - y o u n g people of th e chu rch in a Kit) pens of m aik et hogs grown out
c o u rt y esterd ay .
K dm und Lowe, in th e role of H a rry
T o M e d ic a l S o c ie ty T h e actio n w as t a k e n upo n th e
i of them.
s p i r it u a l a d v a n c e conference lo o k i n '[ b y club m e m b e r. 75 to, j -
. Vele, an d
El Tlrendel
• • •
irr»
f o r w a r d lo la r g e r activities in spirit- compared with 30 lust year lo o o
r e c o m m e n d a t io n
of th e a t t o r n e y -
T h e J a c k s o n C o u n ty Medical So­
jKondi-r how T om E n r i g h t feels to u al e n d e a v o rs du rin g th e coming more sheep, and scores of dairy cows l-U> th e Principal p a r t .
g
e
n
e
ra
l,
a
n
d
in
a
c
c o rd a n c e w ith t h e
nothing of th e
T n ’ o gun po w ed r Is ex ploded in th is ciety m e t last w eek a t t h e h o m e of
I made a monkey o f w ith t h a t a i- season, All young people a re w el-[a ud calves to say
economics P icture, both F lagg an d Q u irt h a r ­ Dr. W. H H e c k m a n in C o rn in g C o u r t policy laid dow n by C irc u it J u d g e G.
I poultry, crops and home
Jhvit n pi * jiidc.‘ ?
H e w a s w i-e
come.
ing cast asid e th e ir m a r in e
uni- for d i n n e r a n d t h e r e g u l a r p r o g r a m F. S k lp w o r t h in m e t i n g p u n is h m e n t .
people
speakers
who
¡displays
pc.sh to . ■ out i rotn u n d e r wil h
T h e c o u r t ex p la in e d th a t " a t an y
T h e young
The club m em bers tk l y e a r will I fo r » » - M cL aglen a p p e a r s a - t k a o f t h e o rg a n iz a tio n . C o v ers w ere laid
Martin, hut h e r d a d p u t
o n e a r e t a k i n g part in 1 li« evening l
tim e
c o n d it io n s
w a rran t.”
D avis
I ’he working
■"
*
i
v»
t
in
prizes
o
w
n
e
r
of
a
s
t
r
in
g
of
sp
e
a
k
e
a
s
ie
s,
for *3.»24
for 24 a t d in n e r , follo w ing w hich w ould be su b je c t lo f u r t h e r c o u r t
of th e church a re bring- i*. working for
1 3 . 9 . ) In
in prizes,
prizes. o w n e r
*f on hint
T o o b a d , T o m , b u t ing services
si tv i ti s in m e
received
from
wh
e
Lowe
depends
upon
his
wits
Dr .Mattie B. S haw of A s h la n d gave
which with
with the
the money
money received
received from
rom
mu t learn to s t a y a w a y
fr o m in g som e very fine helpful messages, which
action.
th
e e v e n in g 's p a p e r, c h o o sin g a s h e r
n
.
.
w
h
o
a
re
not
in
re
g
u
la
r
ser-
tjj#*
annual
d
u
b
fat
stock
auction,
f if ym don't w a n t to g et liu rn - all th o s e * h o a it i
" T h i s d e f e n d a n t , " said th e c o u r t
. „
t o takr*
T hey b a ttle h * of yore over th** af-
th
e
yo
ungsters
s u b je c t, " P e t t i c o a t s . ”
i
r
are timed »0 will alio* tn*» younsaier* u»
was tlie d u p e of h ig h e r - u p s w ho a r e
vices som e o th e r p.<
_
. ..
fr(>m $12 „on to * 14.000 from fi c ti o n s of v a rio u s girls hut th e chief
T w o v is itin g d o c to r s w ere p r e s e n t
1 home
t a k e p a r t in an d e n jo y these Sund
and this Is on ly o b ject of th e i r c o n te n t io n
is L up e fro m Lo« A ngeles, Dr. H e r m a n S em - now pay ing t h e p e n a lt ie s of t h e i r u n ­
(he show this y ear-
[Hey. Moore! S ta y o u t o f o u r p ri- e v e n in g services.
re a s o n in g fo lly.”
tr a in in g and Velez in th e role of a fiery stow a- inov. h o u se g u e s t
of Dr. H a rv e y
a "b y-p rodu ct" of th e
T h e d is tric t a t t o r n e y ' s office
in ­
prej.rves! Lay o ff o f L e o n a rd .
becom es an e n t e r t a i n e r in W oods of A sh la n d , a n d Dr. R eyno lds.
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c h a r a c t e r s of F la g g an d Q u irt, o r i g ­ D r S e m ln o v is r e m e m b e r e d by m a n y sta te ,
11 “ *ho fight th e i r w ay t o t h e liar
in ally c r e a te d by ia iu re n c e S ta llin g s m e m b e rs of th e u n iv e r s ity s e t h e r e , th a t t h e la te c o u n t y Ju d g e b a d p l o t ­
T h e W o m a n 's Relief Corps wfil T rain in g H a n d ica p p ed
1 let free beer h a d h a j f t h e s e n s e hold a R u m m a g e sale in the Peart
an d Maxwell A nderson.
John
G. with w hom he a t t e n d e d th « L’nlver- ted th e b allo t t h e f t , w ith B r e r h e e n .
Jo n es, and t h e S ex to n b r o t h e r« in
I in average h o rs e th e y w o u ld nev- b u ild in g S a tu r d a y , October 14. and
T o B e U n d erta k en Blyatone d ire c te d th e pictu re, which sity of O regon. Mail T r i b u n e
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r o n t of th e s h e r if f '* v a u lt o n
th e
' touch the stuff. O n ly h u m a n he- will a p p re c i a te don ation s of clothing
s t a r t s a n e n g a g e m e n t on S un a t t h e
¡n i g h t of th e b u r g l a r y " Davl* c o u n ­
•re fools e n o u g h lo a b u s e t h e o r a n y t h i n g th a t m ay be useful in
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t h e home.
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a g o a b o u t tax paving
tr o u b le If you s te a l t h e b a ll o ts . "
seem to h av e th e idea th a t m ost of j Oregon
of V ocatlonali
O f C . P . P a s s e s Jo sep h M . S a m u e l s , b o rn in Madi- D avis left t h e c o u r t h o u s e b e f o r e t h e
I it is rnm ured t h a t a m o v e is on th o s e w h o have not paid th eir ta x e s .!*"n. S tate S u p erv iso r
<on c o u n ty , I n d i a n a , M arch 7, 1944. b a llo ts w ere s to le n , a n d h a d no p a rt
to rai<„ t h e s a l a r i e s o f t h e c o u n - fo r t h e past few y ears were holding R e h a b ilita tio n
The service 1« avail-
passed a w a y a t bis h o m e , tw o a n d a In Ih e a c tu a l th e f t , t h e d is tr i c t a t-
officials. W h y . p r a y te l l ? T h e r e o u t on t h e S t a te an d co un ty unneoes-,;
■eri- hie to those above 1« years of ag*
Jessi* May T a y lo r, a re s id e n t of
Thof
* hundreds of m e n a n d w o m e n in
T h a t was not o mi u r r idea
at
vocationally handicapped C e n tra l Point since 1905, passed aw ay half m iles n o r t h e a s t of C e n tr a l P o in t 1 t o r n e y said.
idea - —
at lo d Those
h e e r r heraus
because of In ju ry or disease
" D a v ia w as t h e le a s t c u lp a b l e of
8 a. m Oct ohe r 1 1, 1933. a t th e
e
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h county who w o u ld g la d l y t a k e sarily.
S u n d a y at
a rc a few
to Mr at h e r h o m e in th is city
should
present
th
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ir
rases
all
t h e le s se r d e f e n d a n t s ,” A tto r n e y
a
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of
87
years.
offices a t th e p r e s e n t r a t e o r all. W e d o believe there
who
survey m o r n in g , at th e a g e of 48 years.
He leaves to m o u r n his loss o n e K elly said in b e h a lf of D avis a n d
less. Any t i m e t h e s e m e n be- w h o a r e not paying th e i r fax But t h “ Paulson, an d an im m ed iate
She leaves to m o u r n h e r passing
of th e ra s e will he made, T he Re-
son, Gu* H S a m u e ls of M edford, an d cited th e d ls m isaal of t h e
in d i c t­
dissatisfied
they
can
q u it , co uld d o so if th ey wished
h e r h u s b a n d . F re d T a y lo r, a n d tw o
th e delin quent
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one d a u g h t e r , Mrs. C. J G eer of C e n ­ m e n t a g a in s t E. A F l e m in g of J a c k ­
h ab ilitation Service seek)
''.it hundreds of o u r best c itiz e n s g r e a t m a j o r i ty of
all person* c h il d r e n . L e s te r an d E velyn T a y lo r, tr a l P o in t.
best of reason« fo r no n­
so nville a n d t h e p a r o l e of C. J e a n
to n the v erg e of b a n k r u p t c y ; h a v e th e
romf th e cooperation of
in
co ntact >f C e n tra l P o in t, also one h alf-aiater
no money to pay with.
agencies who come
F u n e r a l serv ices will b* h eld a t th e C onnor*, " t h e b r i g h t boy of P ine-
*n our fa r m e r s a r e b a r e l y ex tst- p a y m e n t -
Mrs L u t h e r H azelw ood, f o u r s i s te i s
lor
urg e a!l who possibly
g ra v e in t h e C e n t r a l P o in t c e m e te ry h u r s t . ” a n d o t h e r s Involved.
little lw lfh th e disabled
R;
esent prim e fo r I f o Tint we still
a n d tw o b ro t h e rs , Mr*. W L S m ith ,
Every
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this
faB
F r i d a y at 10 30 a m ., Rev J. M
Careful
exam
ination
to
del
T h e r a s e a g a i n s t C. II.
B ro w n ,
can
to
pay
up
^ n c t s . there |* no s e n s e in ta l k -
indus- Mrs Dorsey Jo hn«on . E th e l K lln g le
- - -
rh* a d ap ta b le .apa< fries for will be of M edford, a n d Mrs C h a rle s P a i n t e r lo h n ao n o f f ic ia tin g F u n e r a l a r r a n g e ­ c h a r g e d w ith " s l a n d e r i n g a h a n k "
** t ra .-in c s a la rie s o f p u b lic of- hit helps.
m e n t s are in c h a r g e of P e rl F u n e r a l waa dU m isaed la t e T u e s d a y a f t e r ­
T h e r e is a c re s t w alling and trial and vocational tr a in g tn g ,,, rP. of C e n tra l P oint. Allen an d J o h n
home
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n o o n w hen t h e c o u r t u p h e ld th e de­
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tfc» igiven, a n d those su scep tib le
vocational j Frail« w o rth of M edford h a v e p re c e d e d
ag of teeth on the
fen s e c o n te n t io n t h a t t h e In d ic tm e n t
« a s fa u lty
T h e Jury d r a w n t o h e a r
¡the r a s e was t h e n d ism issed
T h e n e x t g r s n d Ju ry w a s d ir e c te d
¡to r e t u r n a c o rr e c te d I n d ic tm e n t. It
a f t e r c o n s i d e r a t i o n of th e case, t h e y
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