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About The American. (Central Point, Or.) 1928-1936 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1936)
THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1040 n t « A M E R IC A N . C E N T R A L PO IN T. O R * « / . . PAUK 1 O l K ------! "Class Night" the preceeding Kri- ( Vaae "dipping” was in order dare to say what they think about scarely ever spoke to his men only strict in regards to cigarette smok day the home of Mrs. Mytrle Harper U somlhings to which they object. At- a« he growled his orders to them ing while flying. A large rattlesnake was killed at Wednesday. A number o f ladl Here is his answer; you will get ter looking backward, we can also and in his camp. 1 have heard of as ■he has« of Little Tablerock last were present and some very 1 ik•*: look Into the future and predict that high as four strikes in a single week the significance of his influence if Ka-ostabllahad, 8*>pt«mt>er I I , 192b. The I specimens in the way of flower col nt wxpapers never will permit anyone being planned, and general dissatis- you think this over, "Because of the Thursday by Dan Seegmiller. Devotod to the beat Intornia of to deprive America's millions of faction was the general rule, many danger of igniting leakiug gasoline, rattler was as big around as an or- tainers, button boxes and ” wht» 'antral Point and vicinity. men leaving whenever they could but h— 1, I ’ve never paid any atten dinary-sized man’s arm. The num have-you” , were produced. their freedom. Entered aa second elaaa matter at get away. tion to their orders but smoked as ber of rattles could not be determin ‘h( ->«»t office, Central Point, Or THE LOW BIDDER much as me d— med pleased." And ed as some had been broken off, Some very amusing things hap von, ondar the Act of March 8, 1879. .Shipping Board Bureau experts pened In some of the Camps, one of this attitude is entirely too preva leaving twelve. Fishing Tackles SUBSCRIPTION RATES: The Pleasant Hour Club met last are hunting the answer to a new them I mentioned in my last article lent, for boys quite generally follow Six Month» ......................... »1-00 puzzle. and where the “ stewed" Doctor ordered the example set by their instructors Wednesday, May 14. at the home of One Year ................................. »1.80 Several months ago, private ship me to prepare his bath for him. On And again I wish t say, what a dif- \jrg Keyser who entertained con Ammunition .’arable in advance Rush. Twenty builders were asked to bid for con one other occasion a Captain engag ference if these men who are in au - 1 jointly with Mrs. LICENSES ...iver’.telng ratea on application. struction of a new American super ’ d me in conversation as to how one thority would only be consistent and ladles were present and enjoyed the Office— Second Street, off Main liner to replace the Leviathan. The should raise a family. His idea was mindful as to the kind of influence ! ci u 5 meeting. I ROSS & ROSS private bids ranged from »13,346,- that one should allow their sons and they have over others. The Antioch school closed Wed ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL A CITIZEN 000 to »14,010.000. Secretary Roper daughters to have their fling at nesday, the children topping it o ff Editor and Proprietor Open Sundays said these were too high, and to cards, dancing, gambliug and some with a community picnic at the Central Point, Oregon show that they w r e he called upon drinking etc. Well, I could not agree school house Thursday. A program, government-owned navy yards to with him of course and have any res given by the chldren, a picnic dinner pect for my own children and so ex submit compeing bids. and sports were the main events of j The lowest navy bid was $17,- pressed my self, which statement got About nineteen men from this and the day. under his thick hide, and he very surrounding district met last Thurs LEARN TO HAY "N O ” 010,000; the hlgi'st »18,250,456. OFFICIAL WIOO AND The experts are trying to find out gruffly informed me that I was not day with a government agent and Did you ever think what gullible EISEMANN MAGNETO why private shipyards, theoretically showing proper respect for him as he poisoned squirrels, the deadly grain suckers we voters are? Sales and Service. KHERSON PAINT AND We know the stork doesn't bring operating for a profit, can do the was a U. S. Army Captain. He fur being furnstj d them through the ROOF STORE OFFICIAL MAGNETO babies. We know the magician does same work for less money than go- ther asked me to respect the Army County Agent. The squirrels have uniform, and I assured him I quite REPAIR SERVICE verment yards which are supposed become such a detriment in this n’t really pick money out of the air. often had more respect for the uni part of the country that it was de Time Payments for Re-modeling Genuine New Factory Parts We know water doesn't run up hill. only to meet expenses. form than for the thing the uniform cided something must be done so all Hut we never seem to learn that D A W S O N ’S covered. It is needless to say this land, vacant as otherwise, was poi A Roof for every home political magic is no different from 4 4 N. man got no where with men. Front St. Phone 2G3 soned over a large area. etage magic,except the price of ad A Paint for every purpose Medford, Oregon Most of the Lieutenants were real Marie Setgmlller, Desmond Sweet mission Is more. he men and were far more popular and Ralph Ellis of this district fin Phone 24 3 38 8. Bartlett A good politician cau make us than those higher in rank. ished their last year of high school think be plckH money out of the air Trade Hare and Win Votes Some of the officers of lesser mag at Sams Valley last Monday night just like a good magician. But Shangle Studios when the graduation exercises were nitude were of the same strife but while the politician holds our atten In saying a few words concerning held. The nineteen thirty-six class tion by promising to give us some the influence of Camp Officers, I of course not go conspicuous. Expert Photography thing for nothing but our vote, bis trust those who read this will get While sitting n a truck one even- held fourteen graduates. Many peo hand Is In our pocket taking out our the idea that I am not attacking cer ng about to depart for a camp the ple from this district attended the Fine Portraits a Specialty Dr. I. H. Gove Monday money (taxes) to pay for bis "gift.’’ tain Individuals but the set up as a Educational Advisor came along and Commencement exercises Medford Bldg. evening and enjoyed the talk given DENTISTRY There are some exceptions says "Hel-hello, goin’ to Camp." I Unless we learn to say "no" to whole. by Professor Vining of Ashland. the tempting "gifts" offered us, the to be sure but exceptions never prove said yes, then he requested me to 410 Medford Bldg. political magicians will promise us a a rule. "tell Capie— hie— I'll be seein’ him People from here were also present Medford, Oregon MEDFORD VETERINARY Those Cuptains or Lieutenants sometime tommerrer” and he "hick- at Baccalaueate, Sunday evening and free trip to the moon with a gold1 n The American B e a g le EDITORIALS Citizen Tells Of CCC Life chariot to ride in when we get there — but by the time we arrived, we would have long white whiskers and the pawn broker would have the chariot (and probably our return trip ticket) for the tax lien the poli tical magicians gave him against us. FREEDOM America, the song says, is not only the "home of the brave" but also the "land of the free.” It has been the haven of the world’s per secuted. It was founded because a small group of settlers in a wild, new land Insisted upon an escape from tyranny. It has prided itself upon freedom — of speech, of the press, of doing what its citizens choose to do in the pursuit of happiness. It has fought, time and again, for those things. Fortunately, most of the fighting bus been done with influences out side the borders of the nation. That has kept the citizens free from ma lice toward one auother. Occasion ally, however, it has been necessary for folks to do a little fighting at home. Not with guns and swords; but with words. In each case, the press— the news papers— 'have been leaders. The re sult is that the United States now stands out In the world as a free nation. Its newspapers say what they think, except that the laws of libel keep them from maligning, maliciously, a man’s personal char acter. It is interesting, lierefore, when the nation's outstanding publishers assemble in convention and declare fervently against what they believe to b tendencies toward suppression of the free press. The power of the press In the past hus been so great that It has not let Itself be all stirred up over little things The publishers say it is in the form of persecution of those who All Natural Methods Dr. H. P. Coleman whom I found to have the least fric tion and accomplished the best re sults, were those who entered into the life of the men in the camp, while those who seemingly had much and severe difficulty with their men, wt re those who, because o f their rank and position were arrogant, hauty, and often snobbish; and by far the most of them belong in the last mentioned class. The same holds true with every officer In the camp. To illustrate: In one camp that I know of the Captain was highly respected because he was friendly, and touchable, and a real friend of the boys, consequently I never heard of his having any trouble whatso ever. Another Captain, I know of. ed" some more and went on his way "wobbling” . The great pity was, this man ap- ptaring in that condition before se veral of the boys he was trying to educate. Our Government is spend ing entirely too much good money on just that sort of men. 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