THURSDAY, APRIL 1«, 1W.W
The AM ER ICAN . C F X T H A L P O IN T, OMBGON
Better Side
Of CCC Life
Even Texas Dogs Go High-Hat
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Continuing from where I left off
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last week, and alone the line of
• eats" I wish to show both sides of
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the <|utstion for I desire to play the
Same square with the officers in
charge of the various camps.
I spent quite a considerable time
in one camp and we nearly always
had very good meals, and once dur­
ing the week were treated to ice
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cream and cake, also fruit of som •*
kind, oranges, apples or bananas
once each day, and nearly every
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Sunday we had chicken with celery,
gravy, mashed potatoes and some
kind of Jam, and for drink: punch,
cocoa or coffee, and other ‘‘ trim­
mings’’.
It was always a question in my
mind as to why some camps could
Uum Dallas way even the pups seven-weeks-old. pedigreed Boston
feed so well and seemingly keep enter into the spirit of the coming Terrier, g e ttin g into the spirit of
Texas Centennial Exposition, which
their mess fund up in good condi­ opens there June 6. Here is Bozette, things by using a 10-gallon hat for a
kennel.
tion while others fed less expensive
food supplies and also less as to
the fault was with the cooks and not his stand before men.
quantity and at the same time were
the officers, as many of the cooks
I also met up with one Captain of
having trouble as regards their
were young men out of the city the same calibre, but he was reliev­
mess fund or keeping out of debt.
where they have never had any ex- ed before he had been in the service
Two years ago. or about then and I per)elice and many ollt of home8 very long. His influence among his
even later at the Headquarters D e-; where tj,ey had never had to rustle men was great.
tachment at the County F a i r ' a meal for themselves, so preparing
Many times have the boys in vari­
grounds the meals were exceptional­ a meal for two hundred hungry men
ous camps came to mo and in confi­
ly good and many a man from som ej,g no 8malI task
dence told me of consultations they
other camp eating there would be
In many camps I have seen such had held with their Camp Doctor
very generous with his compliments
bitter feeling between cooks and and asked for my opinion concern­
as to the quantity and quality of
Mess officers (especially if he be an ing some of the so-called ‘ ‘advice"
food served, but of late months the
army man), that it was difficult to they were given. And I wish I could
compliments have been very gener­
run the kitchen.
say something or do something that
ously voiced by the men who eat
The main trouble being unreason­ would put these men to shame (or
there.
ableness on the part of both Officer not using every available opportun­
The writer ate several meals
and Cooks— one showing unreason­ ity to give clean, wholesome in­
there in recent months and was
ably and the other resisting that au­ formation to these boys and lift!
greatly disappointed when compar­ thority.
them onto a higher plane of living
ing the present meals with those of
I would like to commend as well instead of allowing them to go on in
the past. Why the great difference. | as criticize some of the other offi- their dense ignorance or giving them
and still the question, why?
cers of the camp. The Camp Doctor advice that will soonor later lead
The allowance per man is suffici- . .
e
v it
__t is in a position to be of such force them into morally depraved lives.
ent to feed him well if properly or power for good that his influence
In one camp, I was ordered by the
handled, and if the officers who are J
can not be estimated but so few of Camp Doctor, who appeared to be
responsible for the feeding of these | ^
make u#e Qf thejr positlon_
very badly "stewed” , to get busy and
men would place themselves in the
They very seldom are found glv- prepare his bath water for him. In
enlisted man's place there is no lng the proper advice to boys regard- closing I will say I told him I
doubt in my mind but what m any|lng , heir mora, ,lving and yery few thought he was “ soaked enough.”
strikes would never have happened | warninga have j ever heard from
A CITIZEN
and many a disgruntled man would
them regarding the immoral things
have been more satisfied.
so frequently found existing among
So many of the Camps get their 1 , ^
young men , have in mlnd
mess fund in bad condition that any
one who did enter into the lives ot
Mess Steward who has kept his mess the boys of his camp thoroughly and
fund out of the “ red” has little dif­ the boys were loud In their praise'
In their (jrst home game of the
ficulty in getting a transfer if he
for him, but back of all this w as,1 season the Central I’ oiut High
will allow himself to be transferred.
or is the fact that he is a fine Chris-' School baseball team defeated Gold
I objected at one camp as to the tian man and was not ashamed of
Hill, 14-5.
food and it so happened that I could
Frequent errors by the cement-
not always be In the Camp at meal
maker players aided the Pointer’s
time so was informed that if I but j
greatly in piling tip their wide mar­
YOU TAKE THE HIGHROAD
make my wishes known to the cooks
gin.
I'LL TAKE THE RAILROAD
I could have what I desired to eat.
The two big innings for the home
At this point I wish to state that
team were the second and sixth
In some of the Camps a great deal of
when the Pointer's scored 5 and 8
'Ik
High School Nine
Defeats Gold Hill
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NOTICE OF .SHERIFF'S MALE
BY VIRTUE of an execution in
fort closure duly issued out of and
under the seal of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon, in and for
the County of Jackson, to me direct­
ed and dated on the 6th day of April,
1936, in a certain suit therein,
»herein -Mark Skinner, Superinten­
dent of Banks of the State of Ore­
gon, as Plaintiff, recovered judg­
ment against A. L. Seabrooke and
Ethel Rose Seabrooke, husband and
wife, the defendants, for the sum of
Two Thousand Five Hundred ($2,-
500.00) Dollars, together with in­
terest thereon at the rate of eignt
per cent per annum from December
22nd, 1932, until
paid, together
with the further sum of $30.44, to­
gether with interest thereon at the-
rate of eight per cent per annum
from July 9th, 1935. until paid,
with costs and disbursements taxed
at Eight and 25-100 ($8.25) Dollars, |
and fhe further sum of Two hun- i
dred Fifty ($250.00) Dollars, as at-I
torney's fees, which Judgment was j
enrolled and docketed in the Clerk's !
office of said Court in said County I
on the 3rd day of April, 1936.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
THAT, pursuant to the terms of the
said execution, I will on the 9th day
of May, 1936, at 10.00 o’clock a. m ,
at the front door of the Courthouse
in the City of Medford, in Jackson |
County, Oregon, offer for sale and
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will sell at public auction for rash. property hereby conveyed, con­
to the highest bidder, to satisfy! taining thirty-nine and eighty-
said judgment, together with the
hundredths (39.80) acres, more
cost of this sale, subject to redemp­
or less, together with all water
tion as provided by law, all of the
rights, all in Jackson County,
right, title and iuterest that the
Oregon.
defendants in said suit, A. L. Sea­
Together with all and singu­
brooke and Ethel Rose Seabrooke,
lar the tenements, heredita­
husband and wife, and Regional Ag­
ments and appurtenances there
ricultural Credit Corporation, a cor­
unto belonging or in anywise
poration. had on the 22nd day of
appertaining.
September 1930, or now have in and
Dated this 6th day of April. 1936.
to the following described property,
SYD I. BROWN
situated in the County of Jackson, Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon
State of -Oregon, to-wit:
By Howard Gault,
The West half of the East
Deputy.
half of that certain tract or
82— April 9, 16, 23. 30. May 7.
body of land described as Go­
vernment Lots Eight (8 ), Nine
(9 ). Ten (1 0 ). and Eleven (11)
MEDFORD VETERINARY
in Section 10, and Government
Lots Fifteen (15) and Sixteen
(16>, in Section Eleven (11 ). all
in Township Thirty-six
(36)
I» yeHt-K experience tn Urge and
South of Range Two (2) West
small animal practice.
of the Willamette Merldan, the
225 N Riverside
Phone 8«®
whole of said government Lots
DH. J. W. WATERS
containing 159.19 acres, and the
In M ed ford S ince 1030
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