T H n t S D A Î , J T N E 18.
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T h « A M E R IC A N . C E N T R A I , P O IN T . ORR i k i »
D. A. V. Convention
Most Outstanding
Ever in Oregon
thank Medford and the Jackson
County Chamber of Commerce for
being so kind and helpful."
Harvey Cassmau of this city, com­
mander of the Jackson county post,
was convention chairman, and put in
many hours of hard work in prepar­
ing for the convention. He was assis­
ted by Frank J. Holbrook, who
shouldered many responsibilities as
program chairman; Harry Naugel,
parade chairman; Ira Cantield. en­
tertainment chairman and Harold
James, housing chairman.
Meeting at the same time as the
Disabled Veterans was the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the organization, who
elected the following officers for the
year: Mrs. Arda Shires. Newberg.
commander;
Mrs.
Mollie Dover,
Grants Pass, senior vice commander;
Mrs. Josephine Ostrander, Salem,
junior vice commander; Mrs. Aletha
Lille, Medford, chaplain; Mrs. Ellen
Allen, Dundee, treasurer; Mrs. Mil­
dred Wallace, Grants Pass, conduc­
tress; Mrs. Nettle Cassman, Central
Point, historian, and Mrs. Mildred
Lawton, Grants Pass, musician.
The fifteenth annual stale conven­
tion of the Disabled American Vet­
erans of the World War, which was
held this year in Medford last week
was the most successful ever held by
that organization. A large number
of delegates from all parts of the
state were present and there wasn’t
a bitch in the program from start to
finish.
The three-day convention opened
formally Thursday morning in the
court house with Mayor George Por­
ter welcoming the delegates to
Medford. The mayor was warmly ap­
plauded for his talk. A welcome was
also expressed by Manager A. H.
Banwell for the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce.
State Commander Kdward G. Ga­
vin, who presided, introduced repre­
sentatives of all the veterans' organ­
izations. The address of the day was
given by Mr. A. H. Banwell, who
praised the veterans organizations
for the good they have done for the
world war service men. He declared
the organized veterans should now
prepare a new program to include all
(Editors Note: The following is
humanity in their humanitarian
taken fiom the National Townsend
work. There is need, he said, to
Weeky and is reprinted by request.)
teach good citizenship to all Ameri­
WHAT WE HAVE NOW
cans.
A National Debt of approximately
The convention adopted a resolu­
THIRTY-FIVE BILLION DOLLARS
tion putting the state department
ana rapidly Increasing.
on record as not seeking additional
We are paying as interest on this
benefits from the federal
govern­
debt about $3,027,398 per day, or
ment. A conservative course for the |
$126,141 every hour. HOW SHALL
department was charted by the reso­
WE PAY THE PRINCIPAL?
lution and conservatism was the
We have a budget deficit estima­
keynote of the entire convention.
ted at more than THREE BILLION
Officers for the coming year ele--
DOLLARS and rapidly increasing.
ted by the convention include Roy J.
Congress, in the last session, ap­
Shires, Newberg, commander; W. G.
propriated
$9,948,370,000.
This
Drummond, Medford, senior vice-
means that the expense of running
commander; Rudy Brervtano, Bend,
our Government is over $1,000,000
Junior vice commander; Lile Daily.
an hour.
Portland, treasurer; Delt C. Wolf,
It is estimated that there are more
Eugene, chaplain, and Bert Pratt,!
than FIFTY BILLION DOLLARS
Grants Pass, sergeant-at-arms. Me-1
worth of tax-exempt securities in
Minnville was chosen for the 1937
our safe deposit boxes.
convention, which will be held the
()ur New York banks and our Na­
last three days of the second week j
in June.
Edward G. Gavin of Portland, re­
tiring commander, stated it was the
most successful convention ever held
by the organization in Oregon. “ Our j
Ranges— $9.00 and up and Sim­
success was due primarily to the
mon beds and springs. New and
wonderful hospitality shown us by
Used Davenports and Chairs. Stu­
the people of Jackson county and l, dio Couches.
want to express my appreciation for j DROP IN AND GET OUR PRICES
the splendid co-operation and warm
reception we received from the good
In old Fire Hall Bldg, on 6th St.
citizens of the county. I want also to
Phone 547
We Buy, Sell A Trade
Townsend Plan
Will Pay National
Debt Is Belief
New and Used
Furniture
j
Holbrook & Andrews
Brill Metal Works
Palace Lunch
GENERAL SHEET METAL
FURNACES Ä HEATING
100 E. 8th St.
Phone 418
at
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Fowler & Upp
I 1 N Riverside, Medford
FARMS A CITY PROPERTIES
*
Good Bargains
poxy
Sat. Only
Clarence E. Mulford'a
HOP-A-LONG CASSIDY
1*1)011« 2 4 3
Water
Shangle Studios
Pumping Machinery
DIESEL ENGINBS-MOTORS
Expert Photography
E. R. White
Fine Portraits a Specialty
Sales Engineer
Medford Bldg.
Phono 27
Medford
......................... 7c
.........................
9c
Folks Ibis stock Is la-lug priced to sell and If you art* looking for
Wall Pa|a-r you better rail around. S|«>i lal prices for hnnglng «luring
the sale. .
223 W. Oth
Oregon
What Have You—
AUTO LOANS
SEK
COMMERCIAI« FINANCE
CORPORATION
Medford, Oregon
Dr. B. C. Wilson
Physician and Burgeon
210 Medford Rldg.
Medford, Ore.
Central Point
STONE'S DRUG STORE
Fick Hardware Co.
to trade for a
Good Used Truck?
See NICK RINDT at
Rogue River Chevrolet’s New Used Car Lot
on N. Riverside
East of Fourth St.
WASHING MACHINES
Sales A Service
131 W. Main St.
Phone 309
Medfsrd
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A u to P ain tin g
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4.4 cu. ft. Model
was $137.50
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•! fias* for Adults Monday, and •
Thursdays
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From * to 10.
cats d o
Cut 30' i
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Swimming
Pool
Reasonable
Electric Refrigerators
;t8 8 . K art left
Merrick’s
<•; 1
Nat Building
J no . Riverside
...... *... 13c
........... 23c
Pitone 270
Crosley Radios A Refrigerators,
Spartan Raldos A Refrigerators,
Speed Queen A May Tag
7 cu. ft. Model
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.........
Across from Holly
Dr. C. W. Lemery
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We have remit I j purchased a bankrupt stock of High Grade Wall
Paper which wo offer for sale Saturday and while they lust at less
than Half the original price.
WEBB AND CARLON
(Successor to Dr. J. 4. Emmens)
204 Medford Bldg.
I ractiee limited to eye, «ar, nose,
and throat and fitting of glasses,
tel. 397
Res. 1013
5.2 cu. ft. Model
Wed. Nile h Cash Nlte
WALL PAPER SALE
FDR
Second Hand Rebuilt
FARM IMPLEMENTS
At Bargain Price*
Call and see ns at
39 S. Grape St.
Medford
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‘Tough Guy”
Ruby Keeler
and Portable
Systems.
H0TP0INT
T r a d e H e re a n d W in V o te *
î
Dick Powell
SPRAYERS
Stationary
A ROOF FOR EVERY HOME
A PAINT FOR EVERY PI RIPOSE
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.
JEANETTE MacDONALD
NELSON EDDY in
See your local S. P. axent o r writ# J. A*
detterai Passenger Agent,
705 Pacific Building, Portland, Oregon.
ORMANDY,
35c patterns 30-inch Paper now
50c and 75c patterns 30-ineh Paper now
One lot 15c and 20c Papers ................
Another lot 20c and 25c P a p e rs..............
“ Friend”
Farmers Attention
Southern Pacific
RODI A FENDER REPAIRING A GLASS
!2u North Bartlett
Medford. Oregon
T im e P a y m e n t* f o r R e m o d e lin g
“ Eagles Brood”
“ Annapolis
Farewell”
124 N. Riverside
Phone 263
Medford, Oregon
Two Orchestras
Old Time and Modern
ONE ADMISSION
Medford, Oregon
D<-|M'iidHbl<-
Ekerson
PAINT & ROOF
' Store
LARRY (Buster) CRABBE
Now, you can enjoy the
comforts of cool, clean
travel regardless of the
train or the type of accom­
modations \ou choose. All
our trains to California
are completely air-condi­
tioned! Why go less com­
fortably when train travel
provides — the exclusive
advantage of air-condition­
ing, fares at 2r A MILE
AND LESS, V and 10c
tray food service, bargain
dining car meals and the
mftU, smoothest highway
from here to there.
SHULTA B R O S.
DAIRY RANCHES
Thurs.. Fri
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
Generator A Starter Exchange
Owned and operated by PAUL
PRINCE, who has been In busi­
ness in Medford since 1926.
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LOTTA PEARCE
If your Beauty Isn't becoming to you, you’d better be coming to me
Frederic Machine yermanenta— $3.50 and $5.00
Phone 21-X-13
•
Engle Point
in
JACKIE COOPER in
Oriental Gardens
Oasis Beauty Salon
*
Wed. Only
Anything in line of fencing
Medford
*
GO THE
AIR-CONDITIONED
COOL, CLEAN WAY!
Western Distributor For
Page Fence
DANCE WITH DYNGE
At the
Reasonable Prices
14 South Central
•TROWBRIDGE:
Cabinet Works
“ Rosie Marie”
Successor to
VOLNEY DIXON
C. Earl Bradfish
Reasonable Prices
Established In yonr community
23 years
Phone 47
428 W . 6th 8t.
Medford. Oregon
Established In 1008
sponsored by the local American
Legion Post, with Mr. R. J. Bills,
Scoutmaster, and Alvin Winter, Pa­
trol Leader. The other members are
Repairing
Food Served at
PERL'S
Funeral Home
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Tires
Tubes
Batteries
G. J. Morris, Prop.
419 Medford Bldg.
Medford. Oregon
MISSING HOY
Norman llansen has been missing
from his home since Tuesday eve­
ning. After milking the cows about
six thirty Tuesday evening Norman
left home to attend the Boy Scout
meeting and has not been seen since.
His parents are very uneasy about
him as he had no money and no ex­
tra clothes with hint. His parents
fear some harm has befallen hint.
Prince Auto Wrecker
WATCH and JEWELRY
Top Notch Eats.
Bill Kellington. Diatrict Pamporee Quite a number of Central Pointers
Director.
attended the program celebrating
"It sas by far the best first Dis­ Children'a Day at the Willow Spring
trict Cainporee I have ever observ­ School House Sunday.
ed", said Irving P.| Beesley, Scout
Executive of the Crater Lake Area
Council.
Eat At
The Nat Lunch
Scout Troops Win
Chance to Attend
Regional Camporal
At Depression Prices
13 So. Central Ave.
Medford
DENTISTRY
Everything in Cabinet W orb
THE TOWNSEND PLAN
PAGE THREE
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The Transaction Tax of the Town-
Ka* ‘* Patro1- Troop No 35'
send Plan would preveut tax-exempt sonvllI<‘ ' sponaored by the .lacksou-
securitles, force idle dollars into eir- vllIe Srh° o1 P T' A" and u,lder tho
Several of our church folks of the
eolation, put idle men to work. Scoutmastership bf Hrle B. White Federated church went to Reese
reach tax-exempt transactions, take and Pa,ro1 Leader Joe Heaih' with Creek Tuesday night to assist Rev.
everyone off of the dole, create b ll -!, *le foUowlnB members:
Scouts Randall in a service there.
lions in new business, and pay off Bruce Me,zger' Ceorge Eden». Anctl
the National debt
Gunter. Tom
Dunnington, John
Hanaker and Russell Johnson.
Eagle Patrol of Troop No.
40,
Central Point, under the sponsorship
of the Central Point P.T.A. and with
J. E. Vincent as Scoutmaster and SANDWICHES — GROCERIES
j Warren Young, Patrol Leader, and
116 N. Riverside
Medford
Ihe following Scouts: Neil Stone,
During the twenty-tix hour camp­ Hal Jewett, Bob Gresham, Mike
ing demonstration held on the Med­ Thornlley, Bob Tucker and Norman
ford High School grounds this Hausen.
1740 N. Riverside
"The distinction of winning Cam­
weekend, June 13th and 14th, five
Successor to
Medford District Patrols qualified poral rating came with a total score
VALLEY AUTO WRECKER
for the Camporal rating, according of 800 or more points of a possible
NEW A USED
to an announcement made late last maximum of 1,000 and every Patrol
evening by the District Camporee did themselves proud,” reported
Judging Committee.
These highest rating Patrols are:
H. C. HIGH
Bob White Patrol, Troop No. 7,
EXPERT
QUALITY FOOD
Dr. I. H. Gove
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pajer'
¡sored by the Washington School P.
Your breakfast toast carries fifty- T A -nder , h„ Scoutmastership of
three sets of taxes, your butter was Jm1| Hey|,„d and with Jack H .y-
taxed. your ham was taxed for $2 „ nd Jr
a9 ,>atro| Leader 8nd
per hundredweight, your eggs were j 8comU Harold slelght L^rry Schade,
taxed and so was the table linen and | Jr (,hrU 1Urker Donald younger
the silverware and ail FOR WHAT? .,nd CecU ReJch
A Clean Place To Eat
Medford
23 S. Riverside, Medford
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tional Banka hold more than FIFTY- | Scouts Donald Ogden. Ned Lyman,
FOUR BILLIONS of idle dollar*. Wallace Young, Frank Dixon. Ray-
Yhe surplus has increased nearly mond Pinson, Mickey Miller and
FIVE BILLIONS during the past Billy Thorndike
year. Tula is taking money OUT of
Fiyiug Eagle Patrol. Troop No. 7.
circulation.
j with Vern Kellenbeck, Patrol Lead-
It is estimated that there are more ! ,.r. ,nd scouts Douglas Eden. Billy
than TW ELVE MILLION unemploy- Frederick. Bob Hubbard and BUI
ed and more than 24 million on re- j Wall as members,
lief, at an appalling coat to the tax-;
Rogut, Patro, Tro()p No g 8pon_
Medford*
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JO X xK iJX i.V O Q O O tX tJO O O t.'A ta >
was $159 50
$96.50
$119.50
$171.50
was $241 50
SEE THEM - COMPARE THEM
BUY THEM
at
DON’S RADIO SERVICE
407 E. Main St.
Medford, Oregon
K lo T s e e & T
ter
ivTHe q a R k /
(Hee Answer Next Week)
No need to remain in the dark about the sanitation that surrounds
your bundle when you send It to the laundry . . . Visit our Immacu­
late plant and see for yourself the Infinite care and precautions we
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For a cleaner, whiter, safer wash —call Medford Laundry!
OUR DAMP WASH SERVICE
52c for a 13-lb. bundle
Each additional pound 4c
Every piece sweet and clean— ready to Iron
Answer to last wek: "Penny" is not the official or legal designa­
tion of any coin minted in the United States. The law prescribes
the term "cent."
Medford Domestic Laundry
30 NORTH RIVKR8IDK AVE.
PHONE 100
"CERTIFIED HANITATION- GUARD YOUR HEALTH”
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