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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1935)
TH U RH DAY, JU L Y 4 , iw u News The AMERICAN. CRNTR \L POINT, OHEOON PAGE THRBK gress report" filed with Covernui Can Shoot Deer Marine. Doyle Mills, M. 1 ). Hood, Hood, who received many lovely and The Valley of Martin says that by all means Salem ll/i «« r»i Harry Dubbs of Qrants Pass. Misses practical gifts. The Rogue. should be retained as the capital of When He Pleases Ada 4,. McCay. Wilma ... Hood, .... Wanda! ------ Try lluson'a home made ice cream CORVALLIS— Principal date» for the s,ate- but <Jua,if,e«' «hi* declara- V. A. Pavia the 1935-36 school year at Oregon ,lon by add,n* " ,f » suitable site can Hardeners at Cannou lteach re-' Hood and the guest of honor. Vera at Huson's Confectionery in Medford. State college have Just been announ- b,> found *or the new building Where the skies arch blue. ported having trouble keeping elk = All the year through. ; from devouring their crops evidently 1* ced. The dates are uniform Shit , SALEM. Ore. - 1 " state Senator coming year for both the state col- Janus Chinnock of Grants Pass is And the birds ®ing lheir sweeteMt; 4r** not alone in their troubles, Judg lege and university. There the mountains hold ing from an item in a recent Issue Freshman seriously considering becoming of the Pacific Rural Press, promin wreck will be September 23 to 28 candidate for the republican nomlna- L,ke ,betr ,reasure old- A valley the completest.— ent California farm paper, which is inclusive, with classes starting Sep- tloa for attorney general in the pri- tember 30. The fall term will end mary lampaign of 1936. he admitted The beautiful Valley of the Koguil^as follows: •W 1’ Hall Hat Creek rancher December 21. and the winter term while on a visit to Salem this week, The Rogue’s crystal stream. will start with registration? January - ■ near Redding, has been granted a Glides like a dream 2. ending March 18. The spring SALEM. Ore., July 1.— Nine dis- permit to shoot any kind of deer term starts March 23 and ends June ,rict supervisors under the state de- H>' ul,Ial' d- lowland, and lea; any time he wishse9« if they happen You need no longer worry about 6. Alumni day will be May 30 and Partment of agriculture were named , And tbe stars bri* bt ey®*’ to be on his property. The permit commencement June 1. today by Director of Agriculture ^*^am * *lr 8urPr *e* dates from May 15 to December 31! Wash Day when planning a picnic or ---------- Solon T. White. A* they uightly Joy to see. and was granted after Hall complain-' ■■ WASHINGTON, July 1— Use o! Ten districts were organised in -]The fa r m in g Valley of the Rogue! ed the animals were feeding on liis a vacation. Just call our driver and work-relief funds to build an express stead of 11. as originally planned, where the savage tracked alfalfa fields, causing an estimated highway. 200 feet wide, across the The Corvallis district was eliminated And ox-whipa cracked. loss of five tons of hay annually." let him explain how simply and how United States was urged last night and taken up between the Salem and („ 8 brave old days agone; ■ by Representative William F. Brun Eugene districts. | Now the school boy plays. MICS KELLY ENTERTAINS WITH ■ cheaply you can have your clothes ner, Demacrat, New York. The men chosen to head the nine [ And the iron-horse neighs, SHOWER FOR VERA HOOD ■ He said he would put the project division, were: I Ag he gally gp, e(lB along ■ washed the Modern W ay. Mrs. Roy Kelly entertained Friday | before President Roosevelt soon. Medford, Fletcher T. Fish; Co- ■ The „tirring Valley of the Rogue! J at her home with a shower in honor Nature’s dread manifestations ” “ ns Selfor8; Eu*ene’ L’ F 1 „ . . . . . „ j of Miss Vera Hood. The following Leach; Salem, A. J. Flemming; Hills- 1 Here s the stately home,— spread death, destruction and terror ¡guests were present. Miss Mildren The foundation stone boro, A. H. Caples, Hood River. Jim SOUTH RIVERSIDE AVENUE PH O NE 106 Blanche Graw, Mrs. 1 u-jnH,,y Harn U*: k;''V Wilson; i7so,;; K.a m ;^ F a ü s 7 R He 0; ; ”;ûbrVy“: Of our nation, strong, and great; Vayton. Mrs Klamath Falls, Wind and flood killed (1 in West J Here's the Altar Fire j Tul McCay, Mrs. Peggy McCay, ot 1 Milton. Wayne Chastain; Ontario, D A M P W A S H only 52c Japan, stifling heat, tornadoes and Bidding souls aspire, j Medford, Mrs. Ethel Thompson and Hugh Taylor. FOR 13-LB. BUNDLE thunderstorms ravaged Europe, the To reach the eternal state. daughters, Itia and Fern of Jackson- earth shook under Mexico and the _ Oh. inspirring Valley of the Rogue! vllle. Mesdames Carl McCay, George Hawaiian islands. and observer: D r y W e a t h e r C a u s e s watched fearfully lest Muana Loa R u s h f o r I r r i g a t i o n Oh, sing as you please! No land o’er the seas,— the famed Hawaiian volcano, become ----------. active. Farmers throuughout western Though old in song and story. Has more of the charm ---------- Oregon are rushing Installation ol With Rogue River Valley's geo- farm ,rrlgation plants t0 8ave crops Ol village and farm. graphical advantages in recreations. from 8evere ,oss cauged by extreme Than this of western glory.— mining, lumbering and agriculture. Bhortage of rain In the past three The smiling Valley of the Rogne! this area presents a great opportun- numthSj reports Art King, extension lty for development, declared Dr P. 8uUg 8pecialist at Oregon State col- O'.d Time never dies, But lightly flies A. Parson, head of the state ph»n-lIege. call» for assistance became This lovely valley over; ning board, after a short tour and BO numerous that an additional man The days always seem. study of the county Tuesday evening wag a8signed to irrigation duty by Like Love’s young dream,— and Wednesday.______ the extension service during the Too sweet to live forever, An interesting bit of information emer8eIlcy- Oh, dreaming Valley of the Rogue! came to the Ashland Daily Tiding: At mo8t P*aces ln Western Oregon Thursday morning ln the announce- less tban an l,lcb oi effective rain In the years to be, O’er life’s rough sea. ment that out of the 6214 women feU durin8 APrl1’ May aud “ P t0 the listed in ’ ’American Women." a vol-’ iast week ln ’,une’ No sinSle raln Should our ship sail a rover; We’ll return some day, ume of outstanding American wo- duldn8 t*1*41 period was moore than men, two of the 43 from Oregon were half an inch- the amount considered To rest for aye. Beside our early lover,— from Ashland: Mrs. Edith B. Mac- n6ceMary to benefit major crops by Cracken and Mrs. Jessie E. Dodge. addi“ K usabl® moisture to the soil. The be utlful Valley of the Rogue! ---------- j Some other showers, increasing the Aimee Semple McPherson, lady total beyond an inch, were so slight evangelist who recently announce« in extent as to be of no real benefit : - .............................................. * i t i g l i i n i N .~~,i i ■ ¡ . i n . that she will never marry again, King, reports. stopped at the Medford airport Tues Many growers installing emergen day afternoon on the United Airline cy systems expect them to pay for northbound plane which cleared for themselves in crops saved this year. ; BEAUTY HEHVICE8 > AT A HAVING J Portland at 2:25. Many prune and nut crops will be • The evangelist got out of the plane greatly reduced, If not desroyed un y Permanent Waves .............. 8I.OOJ and walked about the airport during less heavy rains come or Irrigation J Finger Wave wet, 35c, drjr,....S5c* the stop. Officials of the airline: water is provided, King believes S S h a m p o o ............................................ 3.V could not say where she was travel County agents are prepared to ge! > H ot O il S h a m p o o ........................5(>cJ M a k e any comparison you like bearing; roller - bearing, anti- friction- type ......................................... 33< ’■* ing. assistance for those who still want • H a ircu t as to quality in motor trucks — then you • M hpo ’I 2T#< ♦ universal joints; and full-floating rear axles to establish systems, says King. • SALEM, Ore.— Location of th> * hi lilt O' will appreciate the engineering skill and arc refinements well known to Interna new capltol building promises to p o- • lr<Mfiii<‘iit *50» * the manufacturing precision inherent in In tional users. DR. R. C. MUL1IOLLAND vide a’ bone of contention for the * *’oint» ¡ ivp 2-Tc - ternational Trucks. 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