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Winner of No Prize Whatever 1934 1 fH E A M ER IC A N I VOLUM E V i l i C E N T R A L P O IN T . ORKGOX, T H U R S D A Y , <M TOUKIl S I . 1935 If you hav« new s Item s we will a p p r e c i a te t h e i r receip t by W ed n e sd a y «01. evening. Phone M M U K It a Musings^ Crater Lake Road Local Happenings LADIES OF W.R.C. Open for Travel DOLO BIG PARTÌ Entire Winter FOB HALLOW EEN by an Innocent Bystander We e n jo y e d a visit th e o th e r day with a g e n t l e m a n w ho used to live in St. P a u l a lo n g a b o u t th e tim e we w ere g o in g to school th ere. He, too, w e n t to o ld St. P a u l C en tral H igh w ay b a c k in th e e a rly N ine ties. A n d if y o u t h i n k we did not find a lo t t a l k a b o u t, you have a n o t h e r g u e s s com ing. W o n d e r Just how m a n y o t t h a t old class of ’94 a r e le f t? W e h av e a h u n c h th a t th e roll w o u ld be m ig h ty sm all. • • • T h is is a fu n n y old w o rld , anyw ay. One lives in a c e r t a i n locality for som e y e a r s a n d fo r m s m a n y close fr ie n d s h ip s . T h e n o n e suddenly m oves a w a y to som e o th e r locality an d a new se t o f fr ie n d sh ip s is fo rm ed. As t i m e g o es on o n e even fo r g ets th e n a m e s of tho se e arly friends. B ut t h e i r faces lin g e r on m em o ry 's page. T h e n o n e m eets so m eo n e who k no w s so m e of t h e m a n d how q u ic k ly t h e n a m e s com e back. Mem ory is a s t r a n g e th i n g , anyw ay. • • • * W e h a v e b e e n p r i n ti n g th e school p a p e r fo r t h e C e n t r a l P o in t H igh school r e c e n t l y a n d it b rin g s back very v iv id ly t h e d a y s w hen we were going to h ig h school a n d were on (the s t a f f o f a scho o l p ap er, The M onitor. W e d o n ’t see m u ch d if fe re n c e w ith t h e p r e s e n t p ap ers from th e o ld o nes. W e h a d t h e sam e a m o u n t o f tr o u b l e filling t h e d arn ed old s h eet t h a t t h e p re s e n t-d a y young people have. A n d so m e of th e stu ff used to d a y s o u n d s v ery f a m il a r som e way. • • • T h e u n t a m e d b u n c h of solons up a t Salem h a v e g o ne hog-w ild w ith s e lf-im p o rta n c e . T h e g o v e rn o r c a ll ed t h e l e g i s l a t u r e to g e t h e r for a specific p u rp o s e — to settle th e m a t t e r of a s ite fo r a new cap lto l b u ild ing a n d to a r r a n g e fo r th e fin ancing of it. B u t a 8 80011 88 th e y got through s q u a b b l in g o v er seatin g som e of t h e i r m e m b e r s , th e y s t a r te d In to flood t h e bill h o p p e r w ith a lot of crazy bills t h a t h ad absolutely no c o n n e c tio n w ith th e m a t t e r In h an d. W e h a v e a b o u t come to t h e con clusion t h a t O re g o n w ould be b e tte r sion t h a t O re g o n w ould b e b e tt e r off if we s c r a p p e d t h e le g isla tu re en tirely a n d a d o p te d a com m ission form o f g o v e r n m e n t. • • • T o n 'g h t V ivian J o n e s a n d a n u m - ber of h e r fr ie n d s will have a Hal- low-een p a rty a t h e r f a t h e r s hom e, P u m p k i n pie a n d c id e r will be serv- ®d. M r. a n d Mrs. T ed Silk wood, w h o ' A n u m b e r of o u r m e r c h a n ts arc C r a te r L ake N atio n al P a rk , Ore.,! A tele p h o n e is also lo cated a t th e have w o rk ed on t h e S. H C h lrg w ln * h a v in g d o lla r day sales S a tu r d a y and place fo r th e last f o u r o r five years. Monday. E very o n e in C e n tr a l Polut Oct., 30 ( S p .) — T he S o u th and West " e s t E n t r a n c e r a n g e r cab in , con- a r e leaving S a tu r d a y for L ongview , d is tric t is in vited to call a n d t a k e e n tr a n c e roads to C r a te r L ake will nectPd w ith P a r k H e a d q u a r t e r s as w here th ey will m a k e th e i r home. I a d v a n ta g e of th e s e b arg ain s. You be open to tr a v e l th r o u g h o u t th e tW0 "0U,h T h e ir d a u g h te r . Mrs. Steve B entson | *'••• Hnd real v alu es fo r you r money, w in te r of 1935-36. in s o fa r as wea- e n tr a n c e s v is ito rs will kn ow Just and Miss G ladys R o b erts o n will a c - ; Bear* the a d v e r t i s e m e n t s In th is pa- t h e r conditions perm it, p a rk officials w hat co n d itio n s to expect in m a k i n g c o m p a n y them . for a visit. Mr. a n d ! P** for y ° » r d o ll a r d a y tips. a n n o u n ced today. Snow plows will ( th e la k e trip. ' od wer,, g u e sts at the Mrs. Guy Tex h a s r e t u r n e d to h e r Maple hom e to a H a llo w e 'e n d in n e r k t t p the so uth and west roads free It is highly e s s en tial fo r m o to rists hom e a f t e r sp e n d in g most of the s u m th is evening. of snow the e n ti r e w in ter, but th ey | to b e a r In m in d t h a t c h a in s will be m e r at P rosp ect. will be closed d u r i n g t h e height of necessary e q u ip m e n t when h ig h w a y s T he M issionary C ircle of th e F e d F O R S A L E —Good Used P iano. »5 severe storm s. a re anow covered. W h ile snow plows e ra te d c h u rc h at t h e i r re g u l a r m e e t S to rm y w e a th e r has been prevail will k eep d eep snow o ff t h e pave ing T h u rs d a y a t th e ch u rch , p r e p a r - , down $5.80 a m o n th will handle. n „ , , and , ing a t C ra te r L a k e d u r i n g th e c u r m en t, Icy an d slip p ery c o n d itio n s ed a very p le a s a n t su r p ris e for R e v J " P la n o Slt°PPe. r e n t week and as a resu lt road condi can not be en tire ly e li m i n a te d , ne- an d Mrs. R. c . Lewis as It was t h e i r . B o y . o r g irls w ish in g to e a rn ti o n s a r e beg inn in g to be so m ew hat c e ss ita tin g c a u tio u s d rivin g. No a c << ng a n n iv e r s a ry . T he a f f a i r was! X m a s m oney see Mrs. Pow ell at th is u n certain. S to rm s a t th is tim e of c o m o d a tio n s of an y k in d a r e now or a co m p lete s u r p r is e and was very office o r call 601 for in f o rm a tio n , th e y ear can easily leave from o n e 1 will be a v a ila b le In th e p a r k u n til m uch en jo y ed by all. _______ to tw o feet in th e i r w ake. M o t o r is ts 1 next J u n e , b u t can be p ro c u r e d at Mr „ „ a v — ~— Mr a,ld M n C C " 'W P P l e from - a n d Mrs. J e a r l Bouncy, a c - , n e a r J u n e a u , A laska, s to p p e d recen t- a r e advised to provide them selves F o r t K la m a t h 20 m iles a w ay on th e w ith complete in f o rm a tio n on w eath- so uth road o r a t U nion C reek o r o m p an ied by t h e i r d a u g h te r . A . b e r - |l y for a sh o rt vis., a , th e Jo h n s o n W h ile h o m e T hey w ere f r ie n d s of Mr and er and road c o nd ition s b e f o r e , P ro spect, 20 o r 30 m iles, respective- a. r e t u r n e d h o m e Monday. d riv in g to th e p a r k by c o n tac tin g ly d is ta n t on th e west e n t r a n c e ro ad. * * '' .T i VlHi,e? Mr ,,on np>' s sis- Mrs J o h n s o n 's son B u r r an d b r o u g h t th e N atio nal P a r k Service office In n ■ alum a n d also Mr. BonneyY m essag es from Mr. a n d Mrs. Ilu rr In m a k i n g th e t r i p to th e la k e Medford. d u rin g th e w in te r, m o to ris ts m u s t ll ere from S p o k a n e w ho was visiting Jo h n s o n an d little d a u g h t e r , E lsa D u rin g th e m ain w in te r season. h a v e an a d e q u a t e g a so lin e supply, y * as ^°K8> in Salem w hen E dith. Mr. J o h n s o n is s u p e r in te n d - w a s n t r a i n in g h ard . T h e R ogu e out of th e P W A s u r v e y s at J u n e a u . m o to rists a re u rg ed to m a k e use of . a s th e n e a re s t av a ila b le g a so lin e is telepho nes a lo n g t h e S o u th en tra n c e o u ts id e of th e park. W a r m clothes R iv er valley still has ’em all b eat, Mr. an d Mrs W h ip p le went to Oak- la n d to m a k e t h e i r home. h ighw ay, one located a t th e old e n an d s u ita b le fo o tw e a r a r e necessary ■ ccordlng ,o M r j B o n n e y . tr a n c e an d th e o th e r a t the new. w hen t h e snow Is deep. F O R S A L E — F o r d T o u r in g c a r - j Bobby G ris h a m en jo y e d a b ir th d a y I'Mise and tires. $12.50. T ra d in g d i n n e r p a rt y at his h o m e W odnes- P os, A S econd H a n d Store. day. Land Bank Sale Win. E. Nicholson, of Farms Being Long a Resident, Held in Medford Taken By Death Marvin W ick of P o r t la n d is ex-! ' Ir al“ 1 Mrs. Vince R itz in g e r and po rted to a rr iv e h ere from P o rtla n d M r- al>d Mrs. A. O. Myera r e t u r n e d th is week end a n d will visit ids m o - 1 from a very successfu l d eer h u n t T h e sem i-an n u a l sale of Jackson* W illiam E lm o re N icholson, well t h e r In Medford an d will also visit n e a r L ak o v irw As n e a r as we can co u n ty farm p ro p e rtie s ow ned by th e kn ow n re s id e n t of s o u t h e r n O regon, th e T u rp in fam ily hero. It Is r u m o r - I B n d out th e two d e e r w ere b r o u g h t F e d e ra l Land B an k of S p o k a n e is w here he h a s lived fo r t h e past 4 3 | e d th a t Mr. W ick will not re tu rn in b>' ,be ,a<,le8 . . e . a . . r . s ’ Pa »»ed -* a w ay -- now being c o n d u cte d by C. A. | > a t . th . e fam ily to P o r t la n d alone. A rlen e H a y received w ord t h a t h e r B arnes, field ago n, for s o u th e rn \ ° n R ° 88 L a n e T ue8day a l Mr. a n d Mrs. C lyde A d am s of m o t h e r passed a w ay very gen tly th is 1 1 :3 0 p ut., a f t e r a sh o r t illness. O regon, at th e H otel J ack s o n . He Mr. N icholson w as b o m n e a r G rin- B u tte F a ll s an d Mr. a n d Mrs E d w in m o r n in g a t ten th irty . H e r body will ls being assisted by W a r r e n Pfttter- j n e „ , owa N o v e m b e r 6 , 1864> au d M artin of C a lifo rn ia , w ere d i n n e r be b ro u g h t hom e fo r b u ria l. Ar- son of C e n tra l P o in t. , w as a g e d 70 years. He s p e n t his g u ests of Mr. an d Mrs. M aynard P u t r a n g e m e n t a s to d a te h a v e not been Mr. an d Mra. M artin m a d e yet. Miss H ay a n d b e r siste r Mr. B arnes h a s a b o u t a dozen early life in Io w a, a u d also g a in e d ney Tuesday J a c k s o n co un ty p ro p ertie s for sale at his ed u c a tio n th e r e , a n d in 1892 a r e v is itin g .Mrs. M a r tin 's p a re n t s at h ave th e s y m p a th y of th e e n ti r e th is tim e, th e f a r m s ra n g i n g up w ard came w est to s o u t h e r n O regon. S h o rt- T a le n t a n d a r e m oving an d s t a r t i n g c o m m u n it y In th e i r sorrow . fro m 15 acres, all of th e m being lm-'I>' a l t e r his a r r iv a l he m et Miss proved an d su ited to a v a rie ty of S t« r S1» <w b ° 8* Pa ™ " t8 of th e e a rlie s t s e t tl e r s in th i s sec a g r i c u lt u r a l pu rs u its , he said tio n ) a n d th ey w e r e u n it e d l a m a r Mr. B arn es re p o r te d t h a t m any r ia g e a t G r a n t s P a s s in 1898. perso n s from t h e east, especially the Mr. N icholson was a m a n of fine mid-w est d ro u g h t sections, a r e buy- C h ris tia n q u a litie s , au d a fine ucigh- ing fa rm lands in th e west coast i bor t„ a |i. He waH a m e m b e r of Med- atates. j ford Lodge No. 1168 B. P. O. E lk s, At the conclusion of th e sales per- an d Medford L o dg e No. 83, I. O. O. F. iod h e re Mr. B arnes will r e t u r n to to ok a very activ e In t e r e s t in He fo rm e rly th e d e v e lo p m e n t of th e W ood R iver his office In Eugene Valley, being on e of th e early pio was sta tio n e d in Medford n eers of t h a t valley. He h a v e s to m o u r n h is d e p a r t u r e his widow, Mrs. N ellie N icholson of M edford, on e d a u g h t e r , Mrs. F r a n c e s D . o i r l c s . i « R e r n r r l l H o uston of M edford, t h r e e sons. B ut th e y h a d ti m e in t h e H ouse to a d o p t a m e m o r i a l t ° C o n gress in fav o r of t h e T o w n s e n d P lan . They know w h e n to t a k e s h e l t e r when th e w in d b e g in s to blow. T h e poli ticians w ho ig n o r e t h a t p lan o r who speak s n e e r ln g ly of it a r e ta k i n g a w ful c h a n c e s w ith t h e i r f u t u r e . F o r w hile t h e r e a r e a lot of folk s who ca n n o t Ju s t “ s e e ” th e p lan , th e r e a re a lo t of o t h e r fo lk s w ho a r e de F o r t K la m a t h , O reg on, Lloyd N ic h The l a r g e s t collections of gaso m a n d in g in n o u n c e r t a i n to n e s th a t olson of M edford, w ho is now a t it be tr ie d o u t . A nd th e m a jo rity line taxes in th e history of th e s tate te n d in g t h e U niv ersity of O reg o n , still ru le s in t h i s c o u n tr y , t h a n k the were reco rded d u rin g th e last th r e e t h r e e sisters, Mrs. E liz a b e th L eever m o n th s, w ith nearly th r e e million I.ord. . ¡ o f C e n tra l P o in t , Mrs. F r e d S lagle d o lla rs received by E a rl Snell, s e of Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs. H . N. T h is w r i t e r h a s been follow ing the c r e t a r y of slate. B u tler of M edford and five g ra n d - S ep tem ber was a n o th e r peak fen tr e n d o f p olitics f o r a lot of years, Gas Revenue Top* Previous Kecora* Theodoi> and Stewart N)Choison of and we h a v e n e v e r seen a n y th in g which c o n ta i n s t h e p olitical dyna- m ate t h a t t h e T o w n s e n d P l a n docs. And we a r e g o ing to risk a prophecy on th e s u b j e c t. It is o u r guess th a t t h e P lan *8 g ° ln 8 t0 be tried out b e fo re m a n y y ears. W h e th e r it is g oin g to w o r k as th e p ro p o n en ts hope is on t h e lap of th e gods. • • • h o u s e k e e p in g In H o r n b r o o k w h e re Mr. M artin has w ork fo r Copco. Mr. a n d Mrs. M artin w e re g u ests a t th e P u t n e y hom e a g a in on W ed n e sd a y evenin g. m o n th , with $88i.o'»0 pad >j p un(,r a | serv ices will be c o n d u c te d b rin g in g th e to tal r,‘' e " u® r o ' tro m , he p Prl F u n e r a l H o m 0 F r i d a y t o r fuels taxes to $ J , 8 0 0 . 0 « 0 f or the, ^ ^ ^ ^ JoaPph K n o tts of- q u a r t e r year. R e < e p « • • 1 f|c |a tin g . I I n n t t e e r r m m e e n n t t in A u g u st set th e high m ark fo r .11 j F. c em e tery . tim e In gas collections an d Ju ly , I w ith $95 4.000, closely ap pro ach ed in M edford Mr*. Grigsby Die* SNO O ZE FLU SH ES F la s h ! F la s h ! F las h ! And th is i m p i n g . like so m e sp irit gen tly ta p p in g , Miss S ca n d a l T osser, to ssin g to yon | ta p p in g on t h e window pane. th e n ew less new s of th e w orld. W ell, sir, com e to find out th o u g h , Scoop! T h e la te st new s scoop is all of th e co m m o tio n was c r e a t e d by b r o u g h t to light. Mr. F loyd Ross a p o or h u n g r y old g o at, a w ise old was o v e r h e a r d by a g e n tl e m a n w ith goat w ho h a d chew ed a s u n d e r the la r g e e a r s to say: “ Next y e a r I be rope t h a t had held him captiv e. A g o at w ho h a d no d o u b t e n t e r lieve I'll give a prize not fo r th e larg est d e e r, but for th e b ig g est lie tain e d th e hig hly g r a t if y i n g hopes of e n t e r i n g th e A m erican office and to l d .’’ t a k i n g u n to h im se lf a m eal. A m eal Now, Mr. Ross, in a ll sincerity, co m posed of good old new sp ap ers. do you t h i n k t h a t th is w ould be h u T h en all of a su d d e n (y es, an d m ane, j u s t a n d th e r i g h t t h i n g to th is w as s u d d e n ) B r o th e r G oat's do fo r y o u r fellow m a n ? eyes m u s t h a v e fallen on t h e poem W hy give the guys w ho c a p tu r e d t h a t d e c o ra te d the front p a g e of last the la u r e ls, glory a n d prize m oney w eek's pap er. th is y e a r t h P cinch on th e g ra n d T he b ew ild ered g o a t looked d is prize next y e a r? g u s te d , u tt e r e d a ba-a-a, a n d slowly Scoop! Old Man P ow ell h a d w alk ed aw ay . /■ Just fin ish e d s e t ti n g th e ty p e for th e T h is r e m in d s me of t h a t old poem : A m e ric a n — th e p ap er th a t w as to go Mary h a d a litt le goat. to pres s on th e m orrow . T h e m i d S h e fed h im on tin cans. n ig h t oil w as b u r n i n g — w h a t a love One d a y so m e litt le g o ats w e r e born, ly n ig h t fo r a m u r d e r. And th e y all resem ble d F o r d s e dans. T h e n s u d d e n ly th e r e c a m e a rap- Finish Work on Fewer Auto Death* Shangle Studios Recorded in 1935 T h e W .R .C , p a rt y held T u e sd a y ev en in g w as a very Jolly a ff a ir. W e t h i n k It is th e only ev en in g In the y ear t h a t t h e c h il d r e n a r e giv in g th e r i g h t of w ay a n d fro m th e noise an d fu n we t h i n k th e y m u s t of a p p reciated It. Twelve sm all boys an d g irls u n d e r th e tr a i n i n g of Mrs. W h ite g ave som e very p le a s in g folk d ances an d N o rm a J e a n a n d R o b e rta W u r t s dan ced . Mrs. J o e C ro ft to ok th e set of glass w are h o m e w ith her. T he b e a u ti fu l relish p la te w as a u c tio n e d by G erald M orris an d Mrs. D am on w as t h e lucky p a rty . Mrs. Musty a n d Mrs l l il k e y sold th e ci der, Lois a n d Mary R ic h a rd s o n had th e candy boo th, Mrs Maple, Mrs. C u m m in g s a n d Mrs. Pow ell had charg,, of th e c o u n tr y sto re. Mrs. Clem Gleason an d Mrs. Leo P o t t e r sold coffee a n d pie. Mrs. E ide an d Mrs. C o p ln g e r looked a f t e r th e fish pond. E v ery t h i n g w as sold an d ft very nice su m received. THK FED ER A T E D CHURCH Rev. R o b e r t C h a rle s Is'wta, P a s t o r P lione S I . Bible S chool— A J. M ilton , S u p e r i n t e n d e n t — 9 :4 5 a. m. M orning W o rs h ip — 1 1 :0 0 A. M. Y .P .S .C .E .— (tw o g r o u p s ) . 6 :3 0 p. m. E v e n in g S ervles— 7 : 3 0 p. m. W o m e n 's Bible S tu d y an d p ra y e r m e e tin g , Mrs H. W. Davisson, te a c h er. 2 :3 0 p. ns. T u esd ay . T h e F i s h e r m a n 's Club. Tuesday 7 : 0 0 p. m. T h e F a m i ly G a th e r i n g , W ednes day. 8 :0 0 p. m. C h o ir P ra c tic e — T h u r s d a y . 7 :30 P m. C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H C lifto n A. Phillip«. M in iste r S u n d a y School. 1 0 :0 0 a. m. C a rl H over, S u p e r i n te n d e n t . C o m m u n io n a n d P r e a c h i n g 1 1 :0 0 a.m. C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r, 6 :3 0 p.m. E v a n g e lis tic Service, 7 :30 p.m. S e rm o n s u b j e c t: “ W h e r e A re T h e Dead?” , T h is s u b je c t Is tau g h t from a la r g e c h a r t and e x p la in s ev ery S criptural term , s h o w in g w h e re o u r d e a d a re , w hen th e y will be r e s u r r e c t e d a u d in w h a t s t a te th e y a r e an d will be h e r e a f te r . S p e cial m usic fo r th i s service. P r a y e r a n d B ib le s t u d y W e d n e s day 7 : 3 0 p.m. C h o ir P ra c tic e T h u r s d a y 8 : 3 0 p.m. WED IN CHURCH Miss I.Hello W il li a m s a n d W uyno H ig g e n b o th a m w ere m a r r i e d a t th e F e d e r a t e d c h u r c h S u n d a y m o r n in g a t t h e close of th e services.. A f u ll a c c o u n t will be given n e x t week. NOTIC'D GRANGE MEMREKH G r a n g e m e e tin g will be held F r i day N o v e m b e r 1. E v e ry m e m b e r r e q u e s t e d to be o u t a s th e elec tion of officers will be held. CARD O F THAN KM W e w ish to e x p re s s o u r t h a n k s to o u r frie n d s fo r t h e m a n y k in d a n d t h o u g h f u l acta a n d also fo r th e b e a u ti f u l flo w ers d u r i n g t b e Illness a n d d e a th of o u r beloved m o t h e r , Mrs, A ddle G rigsby. Mr. a n d Mrs. T o m m y G rig s b y Mr. a n d Mrs. H a rv e y G rig s b y Melvin a n d B yrd G rigsby Mr. a n d Mra. Roy Peck. th e top m ark . i Gross receipts for the nine m o n th s R e-m o d elin g of th e J. V erne O reg o n 's a u t o f a ta lity re c o r d w as of th e y ear totalled nearly »7.500.- Addie G rigsby, a resid ent of Cen- S h a n g le P h o to g r a p h ic s t u d io s le c a t-j n e i t h e r a id ed o r Im p aire d by t h e re We h e a r d of a good sto ry on 000 Indicating th a t during th e year m o t o r veh icle Rosy's g an g. It seem s t h a t a lud> fuel sales will reach a p prox im ately J t l a | P o int, O re g o n , fo r m a n y years, ed in t h e M edford C e n te r b u i l d i n g ! su its of S e p te m b e r new tr a v e l on t h e highw ays, a s th e sam e b o u g h , a ti c k e t In t h e M edford ti<- te n m illion dollars, th a greatest e v er p8RBPd a w a y at t h e ho m e of h e r h a s been com p leted a n d th e ¡ d a u g h t e r , Mrs. Roy Peck, a t 37 a p p e a r a n e e o ffe re d th o s e w ho have n u m b e r of person s, 24, w e r e killed ket office a n d p aid fo r it w ith what received from this source, C h e s tn u t s tre e t a t 9 : 4 0 T h u rsd a y visited th e e s t a b li s h m e n t is w inn ing d u r i n g th e m o n th in both 1931 a n d she t h o u g h t w as th r e e five dollar 1935, r e p o r t s E a r l Snell, a e c re t a ry ¡even in g, a f t e r a n Illness of severa 1 m uch f a v o r a b le c o m m e n t. bills. T h ey w e re new bills a n d b a rd R e-d e c o ra tio n of t h e w alls an d of s ta te , . . . . weeks. to s e p a r a te . L a t e r she fo u n d th a t " H o w e v e r , t h e f a ta lity re c o r d fo r Mr», G rig sby w as b o rn In N apa ceilings, a d d itio n of t h r e e new ahow she w as s h o r t five d o lla rs. S h e n o casea, In s ta lla tio n of a new oak floor, th e y e a r o t 1935 is 17.7 p e r c e n t b e t ______ . o u n ty , Calif., Dec. 8. 1875, an d was tified s o m e o f h e r fo lk s h e re b u t tt . „r th e aged 59 years. S h e w as very well r e m o d e lin g of several of th e ro o m s t e r th a n d u r i n g th e p re c e d in g y e a r ” , A t te r b u r y , w orld w a r was a w eek b e f o r e a n y o n e m a d e in of th e ° > L ady K iw an ian were guests file H otel kn ow n In s o u t h e r n O reg on h a v in g gnd o t h e r I m p o rta n t c h a n g e s w ere ¡a d d s t h e se c re ta ry . “ F o r t y lives T r a n s p o r t a t i o n le a d e r. q u ir y a t t h e d e p o t. W h e n th e lady to th e depot a nd K iw a n ia n , at d in n e r a ■■■■ — | liwwwl at C e n tra l P o in t for th«, p a s t 13, in cluded In t h e w o rk a n d t h e s t u - j h a v » been saved th is y e a r t h r o u g h Is d ead. ling m o t h e r at l a s t ----- - - • Medford last T u e sd a y even n ... - 1 years, an d has m any fr ie n d s w ho will j d |„ u now recognized as o n e of tb«*'the co o p e ra tio n of uaers of t h e high- A b u sed w hile living, asked if th e y h a d fo u n d t h e i r cash best, on t h e e n ti r e P acific ro ast. ¡w ays, e n f o r c e m e n t officers, o rganixa- s a d d l e d at b e r passing H o n o re d w h en dead. I >ng by five d o ll a r s , t h e a g t ia d ies were challenged by th e m n on e d a u g h t e r . Mrs Roy a new s h i p m e n t of p ic tu re fr a m e s tlo n s anrt m o v e m e n t to p ro m o te aa- W hy w as he a b u s e d ? i_ g\ s»P- ned. t h e n lo o k ed d i s a p p o i n t e d ^ ¡ ^ | i m ^ tg 0 wag („ progress d u r- So som e ---------- tlm feminine Beck of M edford, a n d fo u r aons. has also been received ftt t h e a t u - j f e t y , an d c o n tin u e d p u blicity to th e B ecause w ell-to-do said yes, th e y h a d th e money, ’— ' h o n est rail- , n * tb e *v en ln *> * lth 1 * T h o m as G rigsby ot C oncord. C a lif ; ftios an d a r e on display to th e pub- need for g r e a t e r ca re an d c a u ti o n And successful. m m aybe aybe t t h h e e r r e e a a r r e e •< »om ¡c o n tin g e n t co m ing ou t a eg H arv ey G rigsby of M ontague. C alif ; ; li< T h is sh ip m e n t is c onsidered by M UM ro ad s a n d stre e ts of t h e s t a t e Up from th e r a n k s road m e n . a f t e r all- _ _ . a W - / ’ ., t e . I ' — — A — — — S A o in e t ho « ik n ( ... I n ... rt n I h ■ o f & 9 C ' m a r g i n of ».14*> point- ^ Melvin a n d a n Byrd m G rigsby of C e n tr a l j m a n y coast agencies as k being t h e V in th e f firs t . nine m o n t h s of 1 1935 By a b ility F o u r t e e n couples took p a r t _ j p 0 | nt. a |s0 t h r e e g r a n d c h i ld r e n , five most e la b o r a t e display of fr a m e s IH3 perso ns lost t h e i r lives a s a r e - [ A nd h a r d w ork . t o u r n a m e n t , w ith a i ' " ‘""IT r „ b r o t h e r - E d w a r d a n d T h o m a s C o o k 1 o u t ' l d e t h e m e t ro p o l it a n a re a s , c o m - !s u it of tr a ffic d if fic u ltie s a n d In th e E m p lo y in g th o u s a n d s . d u rl» « m m tt. I,....... F a l l ,. I r e : L em Cook of prisin g th e n ew est an d most m odern u n i , , period d u r i n g 1934, 225 per-1 W h y not r i n g o ff M Cook of M ed-1designs now a v silab le. Isons w ere killed '' On ab u s« of su ccessful m en? tw o b ra n c h e s of th e K iw snD ! ford ; Grover Cook of M edfo rd: o n e ! "Bine* we first s t a r t e d in bu sin ess Motor vehletaa ac c id e n ts In 1 9 3 S | U n su ccessfu l men h a arg rg e e of rr a a n n g g e e m m e e n n ts ts , , f w l h ad c ch of a a rr g| stPr y , , , l O P a l m e r of B u t t e b e r e e ig h t y e a r s a g o ," Mr S h a n g le h ave n u m b e r e d 15,890, w ith Sep- C a n n o t pay good wages. SATURDAY * MONDAY __ a a__ .. / i . o e i i n * t h»* r a w 1 * ’F a lls Ore. ¡s ta te d , “ we hav e w itn essed m a n y tem te-r c o n tr ib u t in g 1,9«0 to t h e to- O regon n eed s c a p ita l H F le tc h e r p re se n tin g th e r« l 1 Y ear's Subscription to | F u n e r a l service« w as held a t t h e j e h n n g e s In t h e valley a n d bu sin ess tal In 1914. out of th-- to t a l of W it h w hich to develop. HHANDLE, P H O T O G R A P H E R We h ave a tt e m p t e d j »74 a c cid en ts for th» n in e - m o u th W h y n o t e n c o u r a g e It? R e m in d s you __ 49 ' hop* P “ r l F u n e r a l H o m e S a t u r d a y a f t e r - o rg a n i s a ti o n s T H E A M K R U %> N ot ta x It to d e a th . C h ris tm a s ; n0on at 2 :3 0 w ith Rev. L ew is of C e o - j a t all tim e« to m a i n ta i n o u r ow n period. 1.847 occured In S ep tem b er. ping day s left before ^ y oo f ••personality p o rt ra it « tm l ro tti o ff ic ia tin g I n t e r m e n t s t a n d a r d of h ig h q u a li ty a n d e r e now In ju rie « re s u lte d to 45* p e rs o n s th is I U t M l It-, .n l I III 1 1 1 .ItO « E l i s D nPtoDllilv __ R e g u la r p ric e »1 It \ .VK hit« stocks (ook place In t b e C e n tr a l P o in t f s « s . | n a position to o f f s r to t h e public S e p te m b e r, a n d to 498 In t h e earns by S h a n g le m»«1* now m fn fb !»«t rear. 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