PAGB roca
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, u m
Ths AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. ORVOUR
I mercial feed This leaves an indici-
Feed Survey Shows
J ted shortage of 3,000,000 tons ot
Shortage Over Nation f"<i
beio» requirement* tor
Local Happenings
ot the kind capable of surviving the
rigorous climatic conditions of the
Great Plains.
the reduced ration.
Ted Smith of McCoud visited his
Allowing for similar reduced ra­
tions of hay and other roughage, re­ mothqr, Mrs. Smith Tuesday and
quirements for the feeding season Wednesday.
are placed at 93,067.000 tons of hav
or its equivalent, or about 1,600,-1
000 tons more than the apparent
supply- But this deficit may be par­
tially met by greater’ use of corn sto , THE FEDERATED CHURCHES
ver. The survey also showed that !
J. M. Johnson, Pastor
farmers' intended purchases of feed
Bible School. A. J. Milton, super­
were much in excess of intended ' ¡„tendent) 9:45 a. m.
sales
These two intentions, it wa
Morning Worship— 11:00 A. M.
slated, can b< harmonized only tj Y. P. S. C E. (two groups) 6:30
those intending to Ituv should ma p. m.
teriallv reduce their purchases, and
Evening service at eight o ’clock
those having surplus for sale should
Men’s Prayer Meeting, Monday at
change their feeding plans so that 7:30 p. m.
they may have additional supples to
Women’s Bible study and prayer
sell. Referring to the feed price sit-¡group, Tuesday, 2:30 p. m.
uation, the bureau says that price-" | Midweek church service.
Bible
of feed grains have already advanced j study and prayer. Wednesday 7:30
to a level relatively high compare,! !p. m.
with livestock prices.
Choir practice, Thursday, T:30 p. m.
GO EAST
tAxouxjA
Ever since the devastating drought
Reverend Johnson and family will
of last summer every person in thu
leave next Thursday for Lakeview
country has been vitaly interested in
where Mr. Johnson will be pastor of
the food and feed question. The Ag­
the Presbyterian church. The John­
riculture Department has assured us
sons will be much missed here.
that there will be no food shortage,
though we will have to switch to otb
Mrs. L. C. Grimes and Mrs. David­
The live-wire, progressive and for­ er diets to take the place of those
If you go East this winter, why
son entertained their Sunday school
ward-thinking business men of your is w lt e s which perhaps may be
not go through California and
class of the Federated church Tues­
city are the type of men who believe scarce. The feed situation has been
Southern Arizona? Ride our
day night with a chile supper in the
in newspaper advertising. Newspa- regarded as much more serious. Tnis
famous Sunset Limited or Golden
church basement. A number of the
per advertising gives them an in- j ol course, directly affects the stock
State Limited through America's
high school teachers were guests, i
spiration to do greater things and ! ">“ u and farmer. But it indirectly
sunniest w inter region. Stopover
Games were played and a jolly time
solves the problem of a quicker turn­ affects every American because 1.
anywhere.
was had.
there is no feed for our animals
over of stocks.
For details, see your local
there will be no animals for meat.
Mr. and Mrs. C\ G. Duncan left j
agent
or write J. A. Ormandy,
Mary Jane Beebe is helping Mr.
The nation's total feed and for­
Tuesday afternoon for
Pocatella,'
General Passenger Agent, 705
Isaacson
in
his
office
work.
Miss
age supply, says the Bureau of Agri­
Idaho where they will make their
Pacific Building, Portland, Ore.
home. They received word that the Grace HerraSnson. who was form­ cultural Economics, is sufficient to
erly in his office is attending Nor­ provide only a little more than a
road was clear ail the way only Ice
subsistence ration for livestock in
on the Green Spring Mountains in mal in Ashland.
morning and evening. Their many
The Relief Corps met Saturday. A drought areas and rations below nor­
friends are sorry to see them leave nice lunch was served by Mesdames mal in others if the present number
of animals are maintained. At the
Mrs. Belle Davis of Medford is Yekel. Minnick and Roy Anderson of request of the Secretary of Agricul­ Shelter Belt Project
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
visiting her daughter Mrs. Musty Medford. Visitors were Ethel Weed ture the bureau made a special feed
D, E. Millard, Pastor
and Mrs. Pickle of Medford.
this week.
Started in Midwest Bible School— 10:00 A. M.
and livetsock survey as an aid in
Morning Worship— 11:00 A. M.
BUY PROTECTION AGAINST
The first air trip from Medford. planning to meet the drought emer-
FOR SALE — Leonard William’s to Lakeview was made Monday, Oct j gency. This survey in general con-
In spite of all the recently advanc- j erger C. E. Services— 7:00 P. M.
residence property in Central Point, 15. The new air line is managed firmed earlier estimates of the ef- ed arguments against the practicabil- ( Bible Study— Wed. 7:30 P. M.
B O T H FR E E ZIN G
by administrator. John A. Perl, Med by Bill Randall and will make daily feet of the drought on the feed and lty of the Great Plains Shelterbelt 1 Orchestra Rehearsal Tkurs. 7 p. m.
Choir Rehearsal Thurs 8 p m
ford.
.
tf trips.
Rates are reasonable and livestock situation. But due to the Project and of Comptroller General
A N D CO RR O SIO N
gives
us
air
connection
with
eastern
J.
Raymond
MeCarl’s
decision
with­
corn-hog
program,
the
cattle
and
the
Mrs. Milton’s brother Mr. R. W.
sheep buying program, etc., by ear holding the original $15,000,000 al­
Brittsun of Lakeview is visiting at Oregon.
Eveready Prestone
ly winter the number of meat an! lotted for it, it now appears as if
the Milton home this week.
The Relief Corps will bold a Hal­
mal units is expected to be only 80 the project will be pushed through.
lowe’en party Monday night, Oct
The
The Health I'nlt feels that their 29 in the Walker dance hall. Every­ per cent of that on farms on the cor At any rate preliminary work on the
rummage sale was very successful one is invited to come and assured responding date last year. In fact 1,000-mile tree belt has already be­
For Election Nov. 0, 10:44
Economical
They sold practically everything a good time. Their will be a fish the total number of meat animals on gun and is being pushed with the
For
Congres*—
$1,000,000
of
Emergency
Relief
farms at the end of this year will
they had and cleared $28.
pond, country store, pumpkin pie
Anti-Freeze
Funds allotted for it. Since the pro­
be the smallest in 35 years.
JA M E S W . M O T T
chili
beans
and
coffee.
There
will
The Thorson brothers returned
Regarding feed grains the survey- jects represents a progressive ex­ Lor Governor—
home with their threshing machine also be entertainment during the showed total supplies on farms on periment to ameliorate adverse na­
Associated
JOE E. DUNNE
from Klamath Falls and reported e evening.
September 1 as being estimated at tural conditions the full result ot
very good season.
Lowie Thorson
Service Station
The Missionary Circle of the 57,629,000 tons, of which about 3 - which cannot yet definitely be stated For Secretary of Slate—
returned from Portland with a five Christian church met at the home of 000,000 tons will necessarily be di­ says the Forest Service, the $1,000,-
E A R L SNELL
L. C. GRIMES
ton Dodge truck. He expects to go Mrs. Viola Lampman, Friday. An verted to Industrial uses. But feed 000 now available will be concen­ l o r Stilt«- Superintendent—
to Klamath Falls this week and re­ Instructive and pleasant afternoon grains will be supplemented by about trated largely on works of an explan­
Charles A . Howard
turn with 100 sacks of No. 1 pota­ was spent.
6,000,000 tons of commercial by­ atory character. Plans and methods I
Lor Labor Commissioner—
toes.
product feed, making a net feed- will be developed for extending th e !
Mrs. Guy Tex is home for a few
C. H. G R A M
grain
and mill-feed supply for feed­ work on such scale as Congress may |
Mr. Martin Zanon visited Mr weeks putting things 1n order for
For State Senator—
decide.
ing
purposes
of
about
60.tit00.000
George Brown and Mrs. Bradshaw the winter after which she expects
General location of the shelterbelt I
G E O . W . DUNN
of Lake Creek last week. He re­ to return to Prospect until after the tons. The combined number of live­
stock and poultry farms at the start will be within the 20-to-25-inch rain For Represeiitativi-s—
ports a wonderful visit.
New Year.
Any Time, Children 10c
ol winter Is estimated by the bureau fall strip extending from North Da­
A . E. B R O C K W A Y
Mr. Jack Lee is on the sick list
FOR RENT— Nice 4 room modern at 115.449,000 grain consuming un­ kota to western Texas, and at an el­
again and Paul Gerber has charge home. $12.50 per monh. See J. O. its. To carry this number of ani­ evation of 1,500 to 2,000 feet above
G LENN O. T A Y L O R
Saturday Only, Oct. 27
of his shop during his absence.
Toni Tyler In
Isaacson.
2t mals until new crops will be avail­ sea level. Technical foresters will For County Judge—
“ TRACY RIDES"— also
able, on rations ranging from only assist in establishing the exact loca­
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“ VANISHING SHADOW"
The post office has received a new slightly above maintenance in th< tion. Administrative offices for the
Floyd, Tom and John Ross are
For County Commission«'!-—
hunting deer and expect to return duck stamp to be placed on hunter’s drought stutes to somewhat below project have been established at Lin­
Sun., Mon., Oct. 28-2»
R. E. N E A LO N
home this evening or tomorrow with licenses. This stamp will cost $1.00 normal in the states having mor-1 coln, Nebr. Forest Service research
“ BOTTOMS CP” — yvitli
and will be used for bird refuges. It adequate feed and to allow for seed men at the Lake States Forest Ex- For Sheriff—
three nice bucks.
S|M-n«x-r Tracy — “ Pat” Paterson
will be used everywhere from Cana­ und a minimum carryover there périment Station at St. Paul, Minn.,
W
alter
J.
Olmscheid
Will Huston and Henry Maury da to the Gulf of Mexico. Old tim­
Tues., Wed., Oct. :40-3I
would be required, It Is stated 63,- ¡ir working o:i the technical phases For Surveyor—
Jaek Holt— in
are on a hunting trip.
ers can remember when geese and 768,000 tons of feed grain and com 'o f the program for establishing trees
“ BLACK MOON” with
Paul
B.
Rynning
ducks
were
so
plentiful
that
farmers
Fav Wray and Dorothy Hurgi-ss
Elixebeth Southwell left Wednes­
_________________ — Paid A«lv.
day morning for u couple of days hired men and boys to watch the
Thin s.. Fri., Nov. 1-2
fields and shoot them In order to
visit with friends in Grants Pass.
“ SATURDAY'S MILLIONS"
save their crops from destruction.
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H. W. COPELAND, O. D., A. 14.
With
W E A R E OFFERING
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Noel and Les­
♦
Robert Voung — Leila Hyanis
Graduate
and
Lie«-ns**d
Mrs.
Kenneth
Beebe
left
with
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ter Scott of Roseburg were week end
friends at Ashland Wednesday foi ♦.
Fall and Winter General
guests at the E. E. Scott home.
Contnuous Shows, Sat. and Sun.
O P T O M E T R IS T
Los Angeles where she will visit her ♦
1:80 to II p. in.
Next to City Hall— Central Point
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Mr. Harold Root of Soap Lake sister In Hollywood for three or four
Daily Mat. 1:43. Eve. 7 p. 111 .
Prices to fit the depression
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Washington, nephew of Eldon Glea­ weeks.
IODIZED
son is a guest at the home of Mer-
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C. Pink Thomason returned Tues­
vyn Gleason.
at lowest prices
day from the headwaters of Mill i
Rev. D. E. Millard and brother creek with one of the biggest deer ♦;
A D E L IG H T F U L P L A C E TO P IN F —
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Come and Look Them Over
Joe Millard and u couple of other of the season, a buck weighing more ♦
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friends made a hunting trip to I^tke- than 200 pounds. Herb Upton was
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vlew last week returning with four his companion on the hunt. They re­ I O N I O N S — An y q u a n tit y
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fine bucks. Mr. Millard's weighed port that the storm sent the deer to
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S erv in g A m erican Dishes as w ell as d eliciou s Italian im-als
-M e or 73«- jx-r box
200 pounds.
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lower feeding grounds.
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Bert Peck reports that the fisher­
Fred Hesselgrave received a let- ♦ SIM BS— All k in d s , l o c a l a n d K la m a t h G e m s ......................... Stic up
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25c LU N C H ES— 11 a. m. to 2 p. m.
men have received a letter from
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Chetco river saying that the salmon saying that Mr. Alexander had re­
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13c,
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2«c,
23c
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NORTH OF MEDFORD ON OLD HIGHWAY
run has started.
quested him to write In regard to
I ,K A T I I E I t L A C E D C L O V E S
33c, 4«c, 4So
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Mr. Alexander's condition. Mr. Rob- £ I.L A I II E li G L O V E R
31K-, M3«
73c, SRI AH», *1,23
Mrs. White and her daughter. Mrs.
Pltone 258-Y for K* Mr vat ions
nett says that he has called on Mr.
WORK
PANTS
*1.30,
*1.73,
*2.00,
*2.23, *2.30
J. H.| Snyder attended the Teacher’s
♦:
Alexander three times in three days ♦ OVERALLS— M e n 's , young men's ami boys* 50«-, 73c, 83c, *1.00 up
* * * * * * *■• ♦
* » * *
Institute in Medford Friday.
and finds him doing nicely and that
Men's and Boys' SHIRTS, work, dix-ss ,V wool 30c, 75c, OOc, *1.00
For Rent— Floor Sanding machine. the nurses say he is showing some
Economy Lumber Co. No.-tn Pacific improvement daily and that the doc­
Come and Look Them Over—We will save
Highway, Medford Phone 591.
tf tors report ho will get well.
♦
At the Parent Teacher mectiug at Mrs. A. Moore Hamilton and young ♦ you money—every time!
Grants Pass last week, Mr. Millet son. Alexander Moore, Jr., left the
made a speech requesting every one Sacred Heart hospital Monday fot
.
.
.
Intarrested in our schools to vote their home on Crown avenue in Med­
against the 20-mlll limitation tax ford.
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and the P.-T A. indorsed it heartily
Probably the prixe hunting acci­
Price, Quality and Class
Mr. Phil Lowd of Klamath Fall* dent took plaee when a man was
Islted Mrs. Janie Smith Friday.
taken for a chipmunk and shot pain­
fully but not seriously. What a hun­
ter that bird must have been. If
he were out after elephants he nev­
M edford’s Greatest Entertainment
BLOCKS
er would see anything big enough.
Mr. H P. Jewett who was called
to Salem on account of the illness
and death of his mother last week,
returned home Sunday evening. We
join his many friends in heart-felt
sympathy in his sorrow.
SUNSHINE
Qjljp (ih u rrlip a
j
Southern
Pacific
REPUBLICAN
TICKET
ROXY 20’
LE 5 LIE.
M e rc h a n d ise
salt !
DUR-I-GHELLO’S
B.
We Buy
P. THEISS & CO.
our meats from local
farmers. It you want
BODY W OOD
SLABS and
B R IQ U ETTES
at
Mervyn Gleason shot * buck with
n freak set of horns this last week.
I One side had four prongs perfectly
(normal, the other side had one prong
about the same site and shape as a
' duck's bill.
Mrs. Jennie White who ha* taught
the Climax achool the past five
Phone .1:18 | years, returned Thursday, October
18. to her home in Central Point.
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Central Poiut Wood Yard
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C R A T -a iA N
Mats. 2 3 c. E ve« ,43«- K id* |Oc
C ream Separators
Latest Stainless Discs— High and Low Stool
Hand or Electric Power
W . E. A le x a n d e r
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Adults 23«
Rollilo- IOC
E n d » S u t ur«l;iy
FrL, Sat.
“ The Count of
Monte Cristo’’
C H A R L E S H IG G L E S
Hal. Nile I. IY«-xu«' .Nile
Hun., Mon., Til«-.
McCormick-Deering
to help the continuity,
buy your meats here.
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“ Murder in the
Private Car’ ’
Prpfrtt«' S.it. Nltr
Prices always Reasonable"
Sun., Mon., Til«*.
CLARK GABLE
JOAN C R A W F O R D
“ Caravan’ ’
“ Chained“
I.ORETTA VOI \G
t M \RI ES HOVER
\n«l a I a.i of IlWHk
\\ «-«liw-nlay Only
W ed., Thur.
BIG S T A G E »H O W 1
t hi« k M eyers
JAMES DUNN
J«-an Parker
International Revue
“ Have a Heart’’
, Cenimi Point Meat Market,.
I. D. LE W IS, Prop.
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