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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1934)
THTO 8 DAY, MAY 3 , HM 4 The AJEEKTCAN. C E N TRA L POINT. ORBOO PACK TWO By B U D FISHER WUT T A N D JEFF— Mutt And Jeff Muri Have Been On The Wrong Iceberg The American . •: 1 rf_ ^A«UHAST6? a t'tX »e m u s AST*084 ■ it> AMD |T3 OUR CHANCE TO ?UU. , T Of TMiSfltoiCN M6*0N AND SAIL. , voR HAWAII BiFOKC DARK, .■ i!__________________ L - Re-astabllshed, Septem ber 13, IM S . Devoted to the beat lntereau of Central Point and vicinity. Entered aa »econd claaa matter at the -'oat ottica. Central Point, Ore- con, under the Act ot March 8, 1879. • ( I .- A gi A lÍ T Í b ít . CSKlHO « . « u t S A IL H O ?--------- ALL HANDS ON : A l l HANDS ON 1 WHERE* th e CREW m u t in y ! Try ' t h a t ' s w h a t IT iS! - A an WHAT HAPPENED TO that punch of •— W« e Tfu.*8 ROuSH hEC<S’ M6 ABOUT? 5 v tfH f HAVCHT Ad in SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year ---- ------------------------- 81.00 Sis M o n t h s ______________— $ .75 Payablo In advance. Advertising rates on application. Offlee— Second Street, o tf Main. This Paper ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL Editor and Proprietor ------------ .----------------------------- _ ------------- i tv* EDITORIALS preceding periods, contains much! that Ls encouraging. While prices of farm products, ¡like almost everything else, are still SC IE N TI FA C TS B Y ARNOLD below the pre-war level, they have | shown steady and sizeable advances By W. B. Clause, Nurseryman It is possible for a person, to pro [since March, 933. Continued from last week duce sufficient vegetables to supply R a in in g f is h / Cotton, corn, oats, wheat, live A SHO W ER OF FISH OCCURRED The behavior of plants under these a who,e iamlly wi,h ,inest of vi,aJ ! stock— they are all up. and In some min producing foods in a small patch IN EN 6LAND , I 9 I S , WHEN A SHOAL cases the years advance was close to [varying degrees of fertility offers a ¡of ground which is often relegated OF FISH WERE CAUGHT IN A WATER 4 250 per cent. In every commodity valuable guide to the gardener, and to the storage of old automobiles in iSPOUT AND SWEPT INLAND BY A , there was some advance. . enables him to use the proper fertil- OREGON'S TOLRIMT SEASON ON various degrees of destruction. Anil STRONG W IND. ^ A That happy experience must be | ¡zer to suit the needs of the particu- IN EARNEST there Is an other angle, THE FLOW-j laid to a combination of factors. T h e 'la r plants he is growing. ERS, which give more pleasure to Third largest In revenue producing I work o f government in seeking to When soil becomes worn out it is produce than anything else. Industries In Oregon, out-of-state ^stabilize and improve farm markets evidenced by the sickly looking con- tourist "business' has started lit ear WHEN TO APPLY F E R T IL IZ-[ I has been vitally Important. G eneral’ c) it ton and yellow appearance of the nest for 934, with the Ore. State business improvement has been a leaves and this is mostly due to lack ERS.— If for instance a leaf crop: Motor Association reporting a 25% | beneficial Influence. Among the .of nitrogen and under this condition such as lettuce, planted very early! Increase to date In visitors. Pros I most important has been the work o f j plants grow slowly and do not devel in the spring looks yellow and seenui pects are that Income from the 1 9 3 1 .4. . _ . .................. ..... , . . the farm cooperatives. o p . In this case it Is well to add Nl- to be making poor growth, it means; tourist ‘c r o p ’ will exceed by several; _ . ....... .... . ,, , They have done Invaluable work tiate of Soda. Amonium sulfate. that It is not getting enough solu- million dollars that o f 1933 which, . . ___ , , . . . , themselves— and they have made 1» This will stimulate the growth of the able NITRATE. The application of! brought an estimated gross income .. . . .. ... ’ " 1 . * „„„ possible for others, notably the gov- plant in a most wonderful manner. Nitrate of soda at the rate of 1 lb. to the state of more than 820,000,-; , . . . . t r U M t , to i t U N H work as well. It is better to use the Ammonium to the 150 square feet 's advisable. | r>!»otgunizeu agriculture is an un- [Sulphate in the summer as it acts Care being not to let the material This "crop" yearly yields more scalable barrier to progress— it U slower. Phosphorous Is often deflcl come Into contact with the young; than any other in the state and It next to improsslble to successfully ent and is evidenced by the reduced l*'31118 A m e r ic a n A FAMILY QUARREL topped only by the lumber and live- j carry on a movement for any unor- yield o f seed bearing plants such as A top dressing of well rotted ma-1 S c i e n t i s t s a r e c o / v i - FOSING A LINQUISTIC ATLAS stock Industries, With Its compan -1 Kaiuze<! groups. The cooperative tomatoes and tubers, potatoes, etc. nure is also a very good thing to j OF THE U.S., GIVING REGIONAL Ion crop , the annual seasonal trav- haV(J enlisted thousands of members, Acid phosphate should be added to »PP>y to soil. Sheep and poultry PRONUNCIATIONS,WORD USAGES el of residents within the state, it ,j,ave instructed them In the funda- the soil under these conditions. [ manures should be used carefully; AND SPELLING exceeds In gross Income even lumber mental* of their problems, and have Plants suffering from lack of Potash "°t more than five pounds to the and livestock as a revenue producer, giypn (ftp average farmer a new vls- are evidenced by the stunted growth 100 square feet or the young plants [ Extenslve effort Is being made by Ion for the future, and bronzed color of te leaves. Most WH* be injured in hot weather, the Motor Association this year t o 1 The cooperative movement will go soils have large reserves o f Potash There is another condition that is Impress all citizens of Oregon an d!on , gathering strength and Influence, but are not in soluable form. Add met with occasionally. Where too particularly those who come Into I It deserves the unqualified support Muriate or Sulphate of Potash In much fertilizer has been applied the T he tw o heads of contact with tourist, of the necessity of every citizen. this case but this should be added result of which is the too rapid, A TURTLE FOUND IN FLORIDA for "sellin g " the state. — ---------------------- a c t u a l l y f i g h t o v e r Twe during cool weather. growth of TOP and poor production „ . , I.ET'N MAKE O U t TOWN CLEAN- s a m e f o o d f o r it s s i n g l e Each person who comes into cor. ^ All this may appear to you as too ot iruit or tubers It indicates too STOM ACH. tact with u tourist Is a potential ‘ . . \ ‘ difficult to understand and technical [much Nitrogen. The cure for this _ ,___ . . . . . . , Right now Spring is in the air, salesman o f the states scenery and and It is of course technical but I s !condition is not to put any barnyard and nature, in her annual awaken recreational merchandise, Ray Con easily understood and learned by manure on the land for several ing. Is doing her utmost to beautify way, Secretary-Manager o f the As years but to use acid phosphate. Ac this old world of ours. A little help persons o f ordinary Intelligence, if sociation. has pointed out. It is up id phosphate should be applied at they have the desire to acquire the on our part would not be amiss. LAW N MOW ERS to this state's citizens to convince . .. .... . If you, however, take the rate of 10 lbs to the 150 square In the Winter many things are knowledge. visitors of the advantages to be ob feet. Sharpened, Repaired neglected. Vacant lots, yards and sufficient Inteesrt in the acquire tained by a longer visit, the added ment o f this knowledge It becomes even streets become unsightly. Now Will Call for and deliver in Central enjoyment and recreation that may Is the time for a thorough spring the most fascinating o f all hobbies Point— No extra charge BERT PECK be had by staying only one or two cleaning. In the interest of better land the most useful. days longer than planned. le a v e orders at The American health, safety and improved appear This additional day or more, if ance. mining industry — w h e n mining taken by the state's 1931 tourist Such a clean-up campaign Is a comes back. Not many years ago population will add several million splendid activity PARER BUILDING for civic clubs. Special this week thp mines were the greatest employ dollars to to the the present estimated chambers 0 f com m erce or Boy Scouts 3.1 N. F ir St. Phone 3 « I ers and taxpayers In a number of tourist "crop" Income, he said. sponsor. One of them will have Evergreen Shrubs. Flow ering < ontrary to Impressions that the to M ium e t|,e leadership in order to states. Their prosperity was respons Trees. Plant Peaches Now. Should tourist dolar goes largely into the slart , „ e ba„ rollln(? then obtaln , ht> ible for the prosperity of agriculture retailers, local industries of all Watch and Clock garage or service station tills for j cooperation o f others. Streets and fetch good price« from now on. P E R L ’ S automotive costs, gas, oil or nccos- parkings should be cleaned. Vacant kinds. And the money they "crea Repairing 538 S. Fir St. M edford Funeral Home aorles. or to restaurant* and hotels, |o f, ol(<ar,,d o f n lb blsh. can be made ted” went far beyond state borders, . . . . . . . , , . and made Itself felt throughout the D E P R E S S I O N P R I C E S the merchant o f other wares actually Into healthful playgrounds, parks or ent, re countrv Established In your community 35 years receive* a lion's share of the tourist gardens. Not the least Important C. Earl Bradfish k f V W W .W W .W W W W W W W V W A mining revival would be a long Phone 47 438 \V. «th St. "crop ". Mr. Conway pointed out. 1 pha„e o f this work is the Jobs It pro- l i t i E . M a in H»._________ M e d fo rd Medford, Oregon step toward good times. Revised figures show that nearly vide*, The Vegetable Garden j AMAZE A MINUTE J Try an A d in The American Automobile Repair And Service T R O W B R I D G E Cabinet Works one-third of the tourist dollar goes vvh,,n u moven,ent to clean-up. to clothier., department stores, gro- paln, . llp ull(1 b e a u t i f y s w e e p s cers, druggists and a host o f o th e rs: „ , rougll a comm unity. It leaves In Ha who supply Incidentals for the t o u r -;w, ke H hPalthler, safer and more 1st*. sanitary town than it found. Prom Actual division o f the dollar is as the angle o f fire safety alone, It Is follows: Merchandise, 26 cents; res- worthwhile. In this connection It Is (stiranti and cafes. 20.5 cents; ho -1 ,n|#PMt|ng , 0 notp , hat the N, „ onal tela and other lodging places, 17.3 Board of Fire Underwriters reported cents; automotive costs, 115 cents; that during the year 1932. rubbish theatres and other places of amuse and litter caused a fire loss o f al ment. 6 5 cents; railroad transporta most 81,200,000 throughout the tion, 7 cents; confectioneries, 6 9 United States. Let’s beautify our cents; and street cars, taxes and communities— and save that money buses, 3.3 cents. this year. I ARM 1*111« ES Rl.sK .I t » I I S IN T IIE Beauty Starts < (iR O l M l r OVER PICTURES IV t u r t e tell the «tory Th e article* at« short, concia*, •nd («r in a tin e Here are a few aubjtvia covern 1 Art* andCraft Work - A ttra i OM y — Autom obil« N«*inni mg — Aviation— Huai RuiUling — Car* of T o o l»— < hem iati y - E l e c t r i c i t y — H o m e M .»de F u r n itu re H u n tin g . 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There are thousands o f potential pal t incut of Agriculture, comparing jolts In the ground The Jobs will he provided by the March 15 farm prices with those of Wonders of Science Medford Cycle & Repair Shop W. B. CRAUSE Nurseryman OPTOMETRIST Dr. Jud Rickert (•ood Gi n—w . If yon need them, otherwise good advice. 333 E. Main. Medford FASHION SHOPS PHYSICIANS Dr. B. C. Wilson Physh ian *nd Surgeon StaneV Drug 3 1 « Medford M o re Rldg ('•■titrai Point Medford ATTORNEY» O. C. Boggs law yer J a ck »«" t „ . Rank RuUding Medford TAILORING The Fashion Shop »revantaklng and Remodeling MRS. MYRTLE ANDREW rb on e 1 1 8 1 (S I Medford Dnildlng F. J. Huber ladies' and Gents Tailoring » I ITS A:to I P 81 X. »Tr M. Medford