T I ms A M ERIC AS, C E N TR A L POINT, OREGON
PAOE TW O
fp i
of cautiuu is advisable against u.cr- tentages ranging from 39 per cent the State of Oregon, in and for tbo
who bake all of their bread to 7 4 County of Jackson, to me directed
per cent who bake all of their cakes. and dated on the 8th day of Novem­
Monitor.
ber, 1934, iu a certain action there­
inquiry also revealed that as many
in. wherein Jackson County Building
Ke-establlahed, September 13, 1928.
M tiA T I UK A T EH W EALTH?
as half of the homemakers would be aud Loan Association, an Oregon
Devoted to the beat interests of
Government cannot create wealth.
found without such simple kitchen building and Loan Corporation, as
Central Point and vicinity,
a can only spend it.
equipment as quart aud pint meas­ Plaintiff, recovered Judgment against
Entered aa second class matter at
That economic axiom was recent-
ures. measuring cups and spoons Heine Hertager and Ruth Hertager,
husband and wife, N. M. Horsmin
tin
net office. Central Point, O re-'iy pointed out by B. C. Forbes, in
and fruit and vegetable shredders. and Helen A. Horsman, husband and
gon, under the Act of March 8, 1879. commenting on the delusion that th
—
wife, H. L. Fowler and John D. W in­
government has a limitless purse
slow; also all other persons or par­
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Film Players ties unknown claiming any right,
j that it can pull bundles of cash out Unusual
One Year .............................. $1.00
title, estate, lieu or interest in or
of a magic hat, that "a day of reck­
Six Months ........ .................. $ .78
G e t S h o r t R o l e s in to the real estate described herein,
oning never comes.'
Payable In advance.
the Defendants, for the sum of $1,-
Every cent spent by political or­
Advertising rates on application
“W e ’re Not Dressing’’ 000.00, plus interest from the 28th
ganisms must be supplied by the tax­
day of February, 1933 to the 16lh
Office— Second Street, off Main.
payer.
And that term "taxpayer,
day of February, 1934, at the rate
The most unusual living extra» of 10% per annum beiug the sum
I means every person in the country
ARTHUR EDW ARD PO W ELL
who has a Job, any savings, a piece ever to be used In a motion picture ¡o f $95.84, pus interest on $508.96
Editor and Proprietor
from the 16th day of February, 1934
of property, a business, or a dollar are the 150 choice Pismo clams cal­ to the 2nd day of November, 1934
led
for
by
the
script
of
Paramount's
to spend. It means the day laborer
at the rate of 10% per annum be-i
as well as the bank, president— the adventure- filmusical, "W e 're 'Not ing the sum of $35.56, less the sum
clerk as well as the executive. In Dressing," which comes Sunday and of $414.00 paid on stock, less the
fact, the clerk and the day laborer Monday to the Roxy Theatre. The sum of $77.04 accrued dividends on
said stock, pus $36.25 for insurance
have the most to lose from tax ex­ picture features Bing-Crosby, Car­ premium paid by Plaintiff, plus $5.-
ole
Lombard,
George
Burns
and
travagance and the most to gain
00 for continuation of abstract o f ;
from tax economy. Government can­ Oracle Allen, Ethel Merman and Le­ title, plus interest on said Judgment
not be supported by taxing men ol on Errol and was directed by Nor­ at the rate of 10% per annum from
the date of the decree herein, with
wealth— there aren't enough of them man Taurog.
costs and disbursements taxed at
to make a dent in the budget. The
The clam3, the largest in the $49.05 aud the further sum of $115.-
great bulk of Its revenue comes from world, were obtained from Pismc 00 as Attorney's fees, which Judg­
indirect taxes on clothes, food— all Beach, California, through special ment was enrolled and docketed in
the Clerk's office of said Court in
the necessities and luxuries which permission of the California State
NO PO W ER PANAC EA
said County on the 2nd day of Nov­
President
Roosevelt's swing
average man and woman of Fish and Game Division, entailing a ember, 1934.
NOTICE is hereby gi^en that, pur­
motor trip of nearly 500 miles and
through the South visiting and laud- »uiall Income buys,
ing the works of the Tennessee Val-
Wealth Is created when capital Is two days work for a crew of men be­ suant to the terms of the said exe­
cution, I will on the 15th day of
ley Authority, has been unmistak- ust-*d to provide facilities with which fore these "extras” were trundled December, 1934, at 10:00 A. M., at
ably the biggest publicity campaign men can wor*c to produce goods and into the studio.
the front door of the Courthouse
for public ownership of electric util-! commodities aud services that thi
But their motion picture careers in the City of Medford, in Jackson
lie yet seen in an equal length of Pe°P e need antl want- Potential were short lived, for, on the follow ­ County, Oregon, offer for sale and
| wealth is lost when the burden ol ing day, they played the major role will sell at public auction for cash
aa in the United States.
to the highest bidder, to satisfy said
j,e
taxation makes impossible this ca- In a clam-bake scene In the picture. Judgment, together with the cost?
What you are doing here,’
id the people of Tupelo, Miss., | pRul Investment when it stifles at
"W e 're Not Dressing,” with music of this sale, subject to redemption
h re a private company’s lines have
8° urce the Jobs aud opportuni- by Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, as provided by law, all of the right,
ii municipally purchased to dls-, l *e8 'to*11 w’ould otherwise be pro marks Bing Crosby's first appear title, and interest that the said De­
fendants, Heine Hertager and Ruth
tr.bute TVA power, "Is going to be v
ance on the screen since his election Hertager, husband and wife, N. M.
piod In every state of the Union * ^ax reduction is in the Interest as the nation’s Favorite Radio Sing­
of every worker, every farmer, every
wo get through."
er in a nation-wide poll of radio edi­
Dr. I. H. Gove
uld not do to read deep pre- business and professional man. I tors conducted by the New York
m Into this extemporaneous woul(1 Produce Jobs, develop indus- World-Telegram.
DENTISTRY
s on. Reporters who heard it I tries — and make more taxable
Medford, Oregon
infer that Mr. Roosevelt wealUl' And there is only one way
L E G A L N O T IC E
mmedlately a great campaign j we can *lave tax reduction — by
.,iic ownership everywhere. Tht. 8Pun<ling Ie*8 tax money.
NOTICE
IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF TH E
the Columbia River, Boulde , Ice Cream Fat
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
P E R L ’ S
d the St. Lawrence, is quite
COUNTY OF JACKSON:
Prices
Advancec
i enough for a while,
In the Matter of the Estate of
Funeral Hom~
William A. Cowley, deceased:
me inescapable effect of this
Oregon dairymen who ship their
K^tahlinhed in your rout tit uni* »
NOTICE
IS
H
EREBY
GIVEN
that
i lar presidential utthrancet butterfat to ice cream factories thru
25 yen i>
the undersigned
Executor of the
oarage public sentiment out the state will receive an advance above estate has filed with the above
Phone 17
42X \\ o »
Me<|for<l. Oregon
ie which will look upon 0| five centg a pound, raising the entitled Court his Final Report as
■ i rablp by Itself as the price to them to forty cents a pound such Executor, and the Court has
lib te solution of all pow- hutterfat, effective December l, due set January 4tlj, A. D. 1935, at 10
o'clock A. M., as the time, and the
! ej and the smooth path t0 recent change in the Oregon Ice courtroom of said Court in the
GREEN LANTEDN
' electricity for everybody.1 cram Code. This action was taken Courthouse in Medford, Oregon, as
the place for hearing objections, if
y be that a greater pro-1 recently by the Area Committee
CAFE
lubiirly owned plants the code after application to the any there be, why said Report should
AM
s I
OYBTK1D
not be approved, said Executor and
■nod thing. Or it may state Deparment of Agriculture for his Bondsmen discharged, and said
W. Main St.
Opposite Saio«
t remains to be proved permission to make this change in Estate closed. A ll persons are here­
by notified to appear at said time and
n of some municipal the provisions of the code,
i* resulted In showings ot
Increasing prices being paid to the place aud show cause, if any they
have, why such relief should not be
vings, though these are of- producers of cream for butter man granted.
J A C K ’S
t of accounting controver ufacture also have resulted in a
Dated and first
published this
r ulta obtained in one mucli better return to dairymen ol 22nd day of November, A. D. 1934.
2nd H A N D S T O P
J. O. ISAACSON,
<t necessarily follow In| the state and there Is every indlca
MEDFORD
Executor of the Estate of William
lion that prices of butterfat will hold A. Cowley, Deceased.
If
I
told
you I was hone t
i:;i'tnent Is an all-important their present levels during tile win
NOTICE OF SH E R IF F'S SALE
would think it was a joke. -
This includes sound engln t„ r with some slight advance to
BY VIR TU E of an execution in
ag, sound financing, sound mar- wards the first of the year,
Tills is just like any other Sec­
foreclosure duly issued out of and
ng and a host of other responsi-
D u e to regulations of the industry under the seal of the Circuit Court
ond Hand Store— pay as ittle a
which tnake the dlfferen ci1 through both the Ice cream and but of the State of Oregon, in 'and for
possible— and sell for all I can
i useful service enterprisi ,ter codes these businesses are pro ihe County of Jackson, to me direct­
get!
ed
and
dated
on
the
21st
day
ol
to the community. 11 bahly Ip the best financial shape foi
JACK.
November, 1934, in a certain action
'n, county or the National many years, according to leading therein, wherein J. O. Isaacson as
i ov do better man- j dairy authorities, and recent surveyi Plaintiff, recovered judgment against
tpable manage conducted through the Oregon Dairy Arcliss Taylor and C. H. Taylor, wife
mil husband. Columbia River Paper
r rate policy well Council show that consumption o
Tengv/ald /
Mills, a Washington corporation, W.
all dairy products, especially butter H. Norcross and Don U. Newbury,
Real Estate— All K lid t>
Insurance
io i e of management by |ce cream and fluid ntllk have shown the defendants, for the sum of Four
MOVED TO LARG ER <Jl’ A R Kits
anmunlty of utility us a marked advance, partly due to sta Thousaud and no-100 ($4000.00)
IBB \\e-t Main st., Medford
han by a close group ot bilixed prices and partly due to bet Dollars, with interest thereon at the
"Karins For Sale"
rate of 7 % per annum from July 3,
0 have pm their money ter employment and financial con 1932, with costs and disbursements
enterprise, is a ven- ditions. Some o f the increased de- ,axed at Tweuty-one and 30-100
($ 2 1 3 0 ) Dollars, and the furthei
" r<'ans are com niand is due, undoubtedly, to a gen
Phone IÎI3
Mperlenced
and
In eral improvement In the quality ot rum of Three Hundred and no-100
($300.00) Dollars, as attorney's fees,
rive political hax- both ice cream and butter due to Im
which Judgment was enrolled and
m of choice of proved manufacturing practices and Jocketed
111 the Clerk's office of said
•4 lii
&
C T O ''A ^
r : ng a business cream improvement by the produc
'ourt in n
A ld
id Ci
County on the 19th day
1015
O n t ml. M ! o «1
'lie choice between ers themselves.
It Is felt that the of November, 1934.
For Storage or Morins «
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that,
pur-
r plan and the old increases in price will result In even
tioiih<,t)o «I t.ooiU
uiant to the terms of the said exe­
in is an Issue between more Interest taken In the produc cution. 1 will on' the 29th day of
1 of governing a city’ s tlon of high quality cream for both December. 1934, at 10:00 o'clock a.
S a fi* I h s u r a n r «' at «
S a v . n jt
m., at the front door of the Court­
ve structure.
j Ice cream and butter.
house in the City of Medford, in
I nee has shown that more
Oregon
Mutual
Fire
Jackson County, Oregon, offer foi
i th' spirit than on the Farm Women
tale and w ill sell at public auction
Insurance Co.
In the government o f!
1 „
1
_ . _ i
cash to the highest bidder, to
(Incorporate«!)
nagement of its utu-
Lack Lquipment or
atisfy said Judgment, together with
I . E l . A 'D CLA RK . A¿> ni
locality should make
The wide potential market that .he costs of this sale, subject to re-
I » North Bart eft m
. I •« largely by con- exists among rural himemakera for leniptinn as provided by law. all of
• •dtoi-tt. tire.
Pilone I MSI
he right, title and interest that the
wn needs. Us own common household conveniences, t! «aid defendants, Arcliss Taylor, and
har.irter of man­ nil when purchasing power Is re
H. Taylor, wife and husband,
ly to get by the stored. Is indicated by an Inquiry In dotumbia River Paper Mills, a Wash-
ngton corporation. W H. Norcrosr
or the other,
volvlng more than 4 00 farm homes
t llty
management has In six Oregon counties, made by ind Don R. Newbury, had on the 3rd
lay of January. 19 22, or now have
black eyes” due to home demonstration agents, super
n and to the following described
'tnlnga o f individuals. A vised by Miss Lury A. Case, exten­ • roperty. situated in the County of
■I' rable cleaning out ha« tak sion specialist in nutrition at Ore­ Jackson. State of Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning a t the Northwest
A I rge proportion of util- gon State college.
corner of Donation Land Claim
vuttvea will be found aa ca-
More than a third of the rural
No. 45 in Township 37 South
i Hentloua and as concern- homl's were found to be withou
of Range 2 West of the W illa­
mette Meridian, and running
h the public Interest aa any sinks, and more than two-thirds were
thence South on the West boun­
sib lc ownership could hope to without drain boards on both aidei
dary line ot said Claim 26 97
If you go East this winter, why
Cn-nperatlon with these men of the sinks. Only a few more than
chains to the North line of the
not go through California and
h the established agencies of halt of the homes surveyed had run
County Road; thence East along
Southern Arizona? Ride our
the north line of said road 80
regulation has plied up ac- ning water and only 39 per rent had
rode and 12.28 feet: thence
famous Sunset Limited or Golden
isnts In encouraging the both hot and cold water.
North 2« 97 chains to the North
State Limited through America's
"ctrlclty which public own
Despite the lack of many conven­
line of said Donation Land
sunniest winter region. Stopover
1 111 not find It easy to exceed iences In handling food for the
rla im ; thence West on the said
anywhere.
-lMp-illtfe* take over elec- household, a considerable degree ol
North line 80 rods snd 12 25
feet to the place ot beginning
For details, see your local
>ther utilities, they take ■•••If-sufficiency In food production
Dated this 22nd day of November
agent or write J. A. Ormaady,
heir problems with them
•• tv ill.>n and preparation wa* 1834.
GewerW Faoenger Agent, 70)
mmunlty la not to deceive J found. Miss Case reports. From 38
W A L T E R J. OLMSCHEID
Pacific Building, Poctlmd, Ore.
Sheriff ot Jackson County. Oregon
y hidden coats, these utlittle- lo 43 per cent raise all or part of
By Howard Gault.
• iv taxes. Interest and retire j their vegetables and more than half
Deputy.
n their tnvesment aa well
1 produce all their eggs. Ten per cent Nov 33-29, 1W 4-13-20
Ing expenses. Conducted on i nl the rural homemakers preserve
NOTICE O F S H E R IF F'S SAI F
a of honest accounting, a wider eg*«. 49 per cent can fish and 88
By Virtue of an execution tn for"
•rlment with public ownership | per cent can fruit
—
R - il.
_
. . . .
, ..
.
__
closure duly Issued out o f and «••*
»/ •• a ssiuury thin« But a word
Home hiking lu the rul$. with per-
tfet
circuit court of.
i he
j»
s
A m e r i c a n *a¥y «»h* 1
1 ** 11008 —c^istua sciane«
E D IT O R IA L S
EADS T A
TH CRUDAY, NOVEMBER 3». n m
road shall be established near
Horsman and Helen A. Horsman
by.
husband and wife; H. L. Fowler aud
Together with all water rights
John D. Winslow, aud also all other
appurtenant thereto or to be­
persons or parties unknown claim­
come appurtenant thereto.
ing any right, title, estate, lien or
Dated at Medford, Oregon th,<’
interest in or to the real estate de­ Sth day of November, 1934
scribed herein, had on the 4th day
W A L T E R J. OLMSCHEID
of May, 1927, or now have in and Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregor
to the following described property,
By: Howard Gault, Deput
situated In the County ot Jackson.
Nov.. 15. 22. 29 D -
State of Oregon, to-wit:
Beginning at a point in the
Center of the County Road said
Brill Métal Works
point being 8.85 chains east and
4.76 chains south of the North­
G E N E R A L 8 H E E T M E TAL
west corner of L. C. No. 49 In
EURNACE8 & HEATING
Township 38 South o f Range 2
100
E. Sth. 8t.
Medfonl
Weet of the W. M., and running
Phone 418
thence east 6.98 chains; thence
South 2.70 chains; thence West
7.85 chains: thence North 18
deg. east 2.825 chains along the
center of the County road to the
Dr. C. W . Lemery
place of beginning, except one
acre on the east side of said
(Successor to Dr. J. J. Eniniens)
304 Medford Illdg.
tract heretofore conveyed to R.
R. Guches by Deed recorded
I radier limited to eye, ,.ar. nove,
page 393. Volume 100 Deed Re­
anil throat and fitting o f glassoN
cords of Jackson County, Ore­
Tel. 507
Res. IOI.T
gon and reserving a right of
way over the north 20 feet of
the premises hereby conveyed
until «urh time as a County
G U N S M IT H
For the best Gun Repair work at
Honest Priees. see
E A R L A. SIMS
STANDARD
R O O F IN G CO.
M edford Cycle &
Repair Shop
Builders of Watertight Roofs
ESTIM ATES and INSPECTION
W ITHOUT CHARGE
Phone 80.V.I
10th Ä Fir
C O N G E R
Funeral Parlors
Pilone 307
Medford
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