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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1935)
many tim e* the direct « a n Som ew here, a* you read thla. a hom e la being burned to the grou nd. A fa ctory building it a sm oldering tie-established, Septem ber 13, 1333. ruin. A man !» scream ing in pain D evoted to the best interests o f from a burn that w ill prove fatal. ‘entral Point and vicinity. All this is the result o f som eone's Kutered as second class m atter at * «M M S Centra! Point, Ore- ............................ lie HomMiDO’i stupidity. Are you w illing ton, under the Act o f March 3, 1373. such , ____ - - ! V — to do you r part to m inim ize happenings in the fu tu re? 8U BSCHIPT10N R A T E S : me Year ......... ..........—. 31.30 PKHKHTRIANTSM I* NO JOKE buted over t o states. production is valued 000. Their annual ficial Influence a ffe c tin g agricu lture at $2 50 .00o,- in recent years. All oth er farm re lief e ffo rts may h are failed o r b - More than 35 per cent o f all crea In the process o f fa ilin g — but th> mery butter produced in the United coopera tiv es m arch on, a testim onial States is m anufactured by coop era to the A m erican fa rm er’s spirit o f tive associations. A bout a quarter Independence and self-relia n ce The American ' 'I Months .................................. 3 .76 o f the cheese is m a nu factu red by cooperative cheese factories. And about one-sixth o f all th e bu tter p ro-[ du ced In this cou n try w m m arketed by the five large coop era tiv e *al«r agencies. The National Bureau o f Casualty Progress such as this— m u ch o f it and Surety U nderwriters polntta out thrat o f the 33.000 faalities resulting made in the face o f the hardest tim es' from a u tom obile acciden ts last year. Am erican a gricu ltu re has ever ex- ; ARTH UR EDW ARD POW ELL perk-nced— is e x «ep tloi;d lly en cou r ' 16,000 were pedestrians. E ditor and P roprietor aging It in dicates a w illin gn ess to Tw o elem ents o f this situation arei w ork, to expand, to p rogress and to Important. One. the statistical truth, try new ideas on the part o f farm ers that by far the greater num ber o f! It indicates that the coop era tiv e pedestrians involved In accidents are| m ovem ent has been the m ost bene- doing things which they should n o t 1 do. The oth er is that a pedestrian DO VOLK p a r t : may be In he right, but that doesn't Fire Prevention W eek Is to be ob ied u ce the disadvantage at which served from O ctober 6 to 12. And he w ill always be until collision -p roof here is a thought w orth considering arm or Is Invented. In the m eanttim e: Iron ically the pedestrian ha* be- Payable in advance. A dvert'alng rates on application. O ffice — Second Street, o f f Main. Friendly fire— fire under con trol c o m f t standard material fo r the Jo k e - — is one o f m an’s greatest boons. If <m|tj,g anj cartoon ists Just as the keep* us warm, cook s our food s, tno- j,en-pecked husband o r the taxpayer tlvates our Industrie#, and serves us <jou t,t we shall hare new version in coun tless oth er ways. 0f the 0 id wheexe. m aking it the pe- U nfriendly fire— fire out o f con - destrian, not the chicken , w ho cros- trol is one o f m an’s greatest en e- *e* the road to get to the oh er aide rnles. It destroys property— cau sin g The p re ifis e o f many jo k e s , that Irreparable econom ic loss. It m en- the pedestrian Is a persecuted ani- aces life. It ham pers progress. It raal, does not hold water. The pe- thre.'tena com m unity developm en t destrian is safe from any au tom obile and Industrial activity and em p loy If he observes a few com m a n d s: 1. C ross on ly at intersections. 2. ment. A building for exam ple, represents Cross with the tra ffic signal w hen som ething beside money. It repre ever there is one. 3. K eep children 4. On rural h ighw ays sents energy, achievem ent, labor If o f f the street It Is a factory building, it represents walk to the left facin g on com ing creative, productive w ealth. W h en traffic. 5. A void w alking from be- flre destroys that bu ildin g, Insurance hind parked cars. 6. L o o k ! will give back part o f the m oney it! < ost, but nothing can give back the S E L F -H E L P Ml t < KRDH energy that was wasted. Nothing The ag ricu ltu ral coopera tiv e m ove- can make up for the w ork lost, the ment is m akin g rapid strides am ong Jobs destroyed, the dim inished p u r-'d a iry farm ers. chasing power the fire caused. The The U nited States N ational milk Indirect costs o f fire— costs which P roducers' Federation now has 53 cannot he put Into a balance sh eet— affiliated coop era tiv e dairy a ssocia are the real measure o f ou r national tions, with a total m em bership ot :lre waste. Those Indirect costs are m ore than 360,000 farm ers dlstri- j Cloth Coat I Sale Hundreds of New Winter Coats have ar- ■ rived for this big event. Sport Coats and ■ Dress Coats with beautiful fur collars. Silk ■ lined and interlined* coats for these cold S winter days that are ahead of us. " ■ Dress Coats I KOI N. C entral Sp»vial A tten tion Pak! to Disease* o f the M ale anil Feiuale P elv is P h one 003 In M edford Since 11*20 Secon d Hand R ebuilt F A R M IM PLEM EN TS A t Bargain Price* Call and see us at it» S. G rape St,___________ M edford T u es., W ed . J A C K H O LT in ‘‘Best Man Wins” Cash N ight W ed. Night T h u rs., F ri. W IL L R O G E R S in Carold J. Parker, Inc. ‘ Judge Priest M anufacturers o f P arker’s Southern O regon P ota to < 'hips P ackers o f H oney, H om e M ail'1 Sorghum and Shelled W alnut* D istribu tors of D U K K K E FAMOUS FOOD LAN GEN D OK F C A K E S G R A N D M A CO O K IE S 0 1 2 S. R iversid e P h on e 1117 M edford, O regon Dr. C. W. Lemery (S u ccessor to Dr. J. J. E nunens) 2 0 4 M ed ford B ldg. 1 raetiee lim ited to eye, ea r, nose, and throat and fittin g o f glasses. Tel- 0 0 7 R es. 3013 CONGER Funeral Parlors P h one 207 715 W . M ain St. M edford D R . R. C. M U LH O L LA N D D entist H our* i> to 5 420 M ed. Bldg. E ven ing by A pp ointm en t M ed ford , O re. O ffice P h one 1223-K — Re*. 7 4 4 -Y FO R AUTO LOANS SEE * C O M M E R C IA L FIN A N C E C O RPO RA TIO N M edford, O regon Fick Hardware Co. CROWLEY R E F R IG E R A T O R S M A Y T A G & S P E E D QUEEN W A S H IN G M A C H IN E S Sales an d S erv ice I 3 I W . M ain St. P h on e 300 M ed ford Flower’s Mattress & Upholstering Shop Advertising Artist Kho-Card W in d ow P h one 1863 MEDFORD, OREGON P h on e 5 4M M edford M E D F O R D X 'E T E R IX A R Y Pure Ice hut keeps HOSPITAL fo o d s F R E S H — them 2 1 8 G rape M ed ford ,100 K. Main St. keeps D isplay JOhnie King Matttivss«** Made to O rder CORNER INN W HOLESOM E! Call on 13 years experien ce in la rg e and sm all an im al practice- 223 N R iversid e P h on e 300 DR. J W . W A T E R S P ack ers in vited to m ake th is T h eir H eadqu arters Medford Ice & Storage Company < XHIL. PLEASAN T ROOM S Dinners 25c M edford Brill Metal Works GENERAL SH EET M ETAL F U R N A C E S A- H E A T IN G lOO E . 8 lh . St. M edford P h on e 418 INSURANCE F E N D E R R E P A IR IN G A G LASS Dc|»cndnhle, R ea son ab le. M edford. P h one 1030 to com p ly w ith th e new FIN A N C IA L R E S P O N S IB IL IT Y LAW E ffe c tiv e July I * DYERS A ll w ork gu a ra n teed F or In form a tion Call Harold Brown It's the Truth! O ffice 20 K. Central Plant 811 X. c e n tra l M ed ford , O regon 120 E . Main P h on e 103 M ed ford , O re. Dr. I. H. Gove GUNSMITH CHECKS, PLAIDS, TWEEDS & NOVELTY MIXTURES. ■ ■ ; : ■ 410 M edrord Bldg. M edford. O regon R E -B L U E IN G — R E -B O R E IX G 18 Yrs. 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ROBINSON in I 'li irò pravi ic am i Pli» siotherapy O regon License 28 4 C a liforn ia License We have all passed through a long and trying period, during which this bank has remained faithful to its ori ginal tradition of conservatism, a tradition that has upheld our com munity, that has gained for this bank the feeling of security that all de positors must have in the bank of their choice. We intend to go on this way as long as this banking institu tion is sustained by the people of Southern Oregon, who in turn, we are anxious to satisfy. Come in to day. 137 N. C en tral. j j $ - j 9 - r’ 0 «« T R A IN IN G — E X P E R IE N C E Dr. H. P. Coleman Faithfully U pholding Our Com m unity BODY A Sport Coats _ Sat. O nly TIM M rCOY in H O N ESTY — EQ U IPM EN T All Natural M ethods S H U L T S BROS. A u t o P ain tin g # 12.50 - # 19.75 : # 28.00 - # 36.00 [ $ 0 .8 5 P hone 1388 Open O a. ni. to 0 p. in. New Styles W o n d e r fu l | New Materials New Colors V a lu e s Ï Black at - Brown ■ ■ Navy Green Wine Rust Beautiful fur collars of French Beaver, ■ Lupin, Wolf-Martin. ■ Sizes 14 to 48. ! ■ ••Where the Boss l>oes the W o r k " 204 S. C entral ■ ■ ■ ■ k FREES’ GARAGE M edford, O regon EDITORIALS ■ ■ ■ T H U R S D A Y S E P T E M B E R , lu . |«*-, Tlie A M E R IC A N . C’EN T R A E POINT. OREGON PAGE TW O BERT PECK Automobile Repair And Service F A B E R B U D JUNO Tli«% | ii« h I ion in B POP u ULA r R e PRICE. h o S T n O R E l J Í ■> t 31 No. Central Medford, Oregon » ¡ Have you tried our Damp Wash Service? ■ It t a k t h e drudgery out o f w a-li da» anil saves «tine, E stablished In y on r com m unity 2 3 years P hone 47 428 W. nth 81. M edford, O regon h ealth, m d money t all for a d riv er, am i get th,- p r o o f! OUR DAMP WASH SERVICE 52c for a 13-lb. bundle Every pie c e *»<■*1 am i clean— ready to lr»*n to pay «3$.—-M harr \ rn m n u |nMirt<| FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MEDFORD R it. V M oll,_________ H. K yle, Secy. Medford Domestic Laundryi .NO NORTH R IV E R S ID E A Y E . "C E R T IF IE D SA N ITA TIO N — G t A R D . YOUR e x p e r t WATCH and J E W E L R Y Repairing At D epression P rices ' ¿ - « m l Aye. M edford C. Earl Bradfish Thi. Classified Directory Will be found useful When in Medford Earh aihlitional pou nd 4c * ’« « tin n in g PERL’S Funeral Home PHOTOGRAPHER** PHONE If Ml Shangle Studios HEALTH" Expert Ph otography U n a P ortraits a Specialty MHBftwI Q B , Phi»«». I £ M \ f PHYSICIAN'S Dr. B. C. Wilson “T, P hysician an d S u r g e « . D n ** 2 1 0 M edford Oarorhl R A a t M UlAM . £