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THE CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN lt.*-e-*tMhlÍHh.«l, S ep tem b er IS . I9Q8. I h m K 'il to th r b c*i ln l*> rr*li o f O n t ral l'o in t anil v ic in ity . E n te re d as « s u m í <bw— m a tte r ut th e post o ffic e , tV n tr a l I'o ln t. O n - Kon, u n d er tin* A c t o f M arch 8. 1870. M TH tM IU PTfO N RATKM Sia M onths tu ie V is ir P a y a b le In ad vance * I.O ti 81.50 A d t i- r t M iig ra te » on a p p lica tion t » f f Ice----Sec.....I S tre e t, o f f M ain \UTIH IC EDW ARD l*OWKI. Killt o r anil Proprietor EDITORIALS 80-20-ltd their vehicles safely under modern traffic and road conditions. We must keep our traffic laws up-to-date— and we must enforce them without fear or favor. We must improve the personnel of highway patrols and, in many states, greatly increase the number of men on the force. The best highway patrolman alive cannot prevent accidents nor apprehend many reckless motorists if he has hundreds of miles or road to cover. The human element is responsible for the great majority of accidents. We must make it impossible for the twenty-mlle-an-hour driver to oper ate hiB car at eighty on a thlrty-mlle- an-hour highway. \\ I I AT (.(M ill's 1 CONSTITUTION? "N o one can think clearly or sen sihl.v about this vast and burning topic without in the first instance making up his mind upon the funda mental iasue. Does he value the State above the citizen, or the citizen above the State? Does a government exist for the individual, or do indi viduals exist for the government ? " I hold that governments are meant to be, and must remain, the servants of the citizens; that statea and federations only come into ex istence and can only be justified by preserving the 'life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness' In the homes and families of individuals. “ I judge the civilization of any community by simple tests. What is the degree of freedom possessed by the ritlzen? Can he speak and act freely under well-established, well- known laws? Can he criticize the executive government? Can he sue the state If it has infringed upon his rights? Are there also great pro cesses for changing the law to mm t new conditions? “ Judging by these standards, I Great Britain and the United States! can claim to be in the forefront of civilized communities. In a recent study of American highways, with particular attention paid to the relation of roads to safe driving, the magazine Fortune salil: "Th e cold fact is that traffic today is a combination of an elghty-mile- an-hour car In the bands of a twen- ty-mile-an hour driver struggling to adjust Itself to a thirty-mile-an-hoc.r road." There is little we can do about the car In this case— Its speeds will con tinue to increase, and the automotive engineers have done wonders In im proving the "safety factor", brakes, lights, steering mechanisms and the body construction approach perfec tion. There is something we can do about the highway, as the Fortune article shows. It says that half of the roads of the country are obso lete. It points out that engineers have devised the model highway of the future— a road with over-and- under passes at intersections, with a “ The founders (o f the United wide dividing Hand down the cen ter to prevent head-on crashes, and States) * • • were as well acquain with separate lanes for slow and fast ted with tlie follies and Intolerance truffle. Such highways will be built of parliaments a* with the oppres — but their cost is gigantic, technical sion of princes. 'To control the pow problams are involved, and It will be ers and conduct of the legisalture,' many years before the milage of such asid a leading member of the Con super highways will amount to much vention of 1787, 'by an overruling in relation to the total milage of ail Constitution was an Improvement in roads. the science and practice of govern So In the meantime, about all we ment reserved to the American can do about automobile accident statea.* problem is to "work on" the twenty- "A ll the great names of American mlle-an-hour driver with Ills twenty- history can be invoked behind this mlle-an-hour car. We must revise principle. Why should it be consid and make more stringent our licens ing laws— It js an undeniable fact ered obsolete? "In the shelter of the Constitution a very high pereentagle of present drivers are Incapable of operating nature has been conquered, a mighty The American entity established, unrivaled in th* whole history of the globe.—Winston The Crest Churchill. Kngish statesman, writing in Collier's Weekly. Legal Notices Equity No. «500-K SUMMONS IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF TUB STATE OF ORBQON, FOR JACKSON COUNTY. OI-ADYS MOSES— Plaintiff va B. L. MOSES— Defendant To B. L. Moses, the above named DEFENDANT. IN THE NAME OF T H E STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the complaint Cited against you in the above entitled court and cause with in four woeka from the date of the first publication of tbla Summons upon you, and if you fail so to ap pear and answer said complaint, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her said compaint, to-wlt: For the dissolution of the mar riage contract now and heretofore existing between plaintiff and de fendant; for the custody of the mi nor child of said marriage, Ray Moses, and for the return of her maiden name. This summons is served upon you by order of the Hon. H. D. Norton, judge of the above entited court, made and entered August 12th. 1936. Date of the first publication be ing August 13th, 1936. W. O. T R I L L Attorney for Plaintiff Post Office Address: Suite 12 Palm Bldg. Medford, Oregon Palace Lunch A Clean Place To Kat Q U A L IT Y FOOD 23 S. Riverside, Medford E X P E R T W ATCH and JE W E LR Y Repairing A t Depression 16 8. Central Price* Medford Medford's Oldest and FINEST Now is the time to 8IM O M 2K 32 So Bartlett Medford tions. Dinner & Party Specials Sun.-Mou.-Tues. our Specialty Phone 528 School Books, school supplies, typewriters, 236 S. Central Medford & ■ ■ ■ Seat Covers r o l l A LL CARS Phone US All-Star-Musical-Cast W. H. Klatt Thurs., Fri. S. Grape 314 E. Main “So Red the Rose 99 Medford Dr. B. C. Wilson H U B E R , the Tailor Made to Order 31 North Fir M edford Visit H arden’s Drapery Shop WEEKS & ORR Bldg. Medford Rent A First Class, Late Model T Y P E W R IT E R STUDENT KATES Medford 230 W. 6th. edford r u s i n e s s c o l l e g e i>|SINESS VsOUffSES "W here Youth and Opportunity Meet" Fick H ardw are Co. Crosley Radios & Refrigerators, Spartan Raidos & Refrigerators, Speed Queen & May Tag WASHING MACHINES Sales & Service Phone 300 131 W. Main St. Medford & Second Hand Rebuilt FARM {M PLHM ENTS Afr Bargain Prices Call and see us at ¡M» S. Grape St. Medford Shangle Studios Ekerson P A IN T & R O O F Store Time Payments for Remodeling A ROOF FOR E V E R Y HOME A P A IN T FOR EVE RY PURPOSE Fire-Retardant Roofs bring Lower Insurance Rates Phone 2441 ¡18 8. Bartlett Thursdays. From 8 to 10. Nat Building Medford i »'.N o. Riverside I .................................J When in Medford a* Ve Lunch Dinners Freshly Frozen Ice Cream 119 E. Main Phone 998 Top Notch Eats. G. J. Morris, Prop. Food Served at Kafe Insurance at a Saving Reasonable Prices Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co. (Incorporated) 14 South Central Medford LKLAND C LA R K , Agent 19 North Bartlett St. Medford, Ore. Phone 140« See us for Fire Insurance Fine Portraits a Specialty Dr. 1. H. Gove on Hay & Grain D EN TISTRY It’s the Truth! 41» Medford Bldg. Medford, Oregon O F F IC IA L W ICO AND EISEMANN MAGNETO Sales and Service. ä :< c *>:: c *:*:: c c c c c c c c *>>>::*:: c c c c « iT R O W B R ID G E ï 8 Cabinet Works ♦ .♦ • Mattresses Renovated and N ew Ones M ade to Order FLOW ERS M ATTRESS & U PH O LSTER IN G S H O P Established in your community 25 years Phone 47 428 W. 0th St. Medford. Oregon Auto Glass Save Money by taking your ?:?4 avi S A)°T viSiftE-' weather starts Stationery Engines to There's a difference that IS visible, when von send your wash to the Medford Domestic Laundry.. Clothes and household linens arc whiter, fresher, brighter and cleaner! Graves Jewelry Shop O U R D A M P W A S H S E R V IC E New and Used Watches for Sale Satisfaction Guaranteed the eoonomirni lMiin.lt \ « f r i r e 1 to 60 horsepower Watch and Clock Repairing (See Answer Next W eek) rainy O F F IC IA L MAGNETO R E P A IR SERVICE Genuine New Factory Parts D A W S O N ’S 44 N. Front St. Phone 263 Medford, Oregon • ♦, ♦ .♦ P E R L ’S Funeral Home MEDFORD the * * SLIP COVERS FOR OVER STUFFED F U RN ITU RE Designing, Drapery Making Phone 1648x 220 S. Grape Established In 1008 Now located at 462 E. Main St. R E N D E R ’S C O F F E E It’s N e w - — in taste — in flavor — in quality — in economy Render Tea & Coffee Co. 21 N. Bartlett Mediarti Next door to Peerless Market Dr. C. W . Lemery J. (Snreeeaor to Dr. J. Kmmens I »04 Medford Bldg. I ractlce limited to eye, none, and throat and fitting of glaanea Tel. 5«7 Res. 101 :t 52c for a 13-lb. bundle Mining Machinery E R am s- lto 6 inch Hydraulic R am s-2 1 j inch (ass Auto Wrecking Co. Hasth Pa«* •J A Elva Livingston Lough Everything In Cabinet W ork Medford s Swimming Pool I | i ¡«5 Class for Adults Mondays and w Trade Here and Win Votes Expert Photography Medford Bldg. 8 Eat at Reasonable GLASS Medford, Oregon i * Merrick’s fl J Fall term opens Monday. Sept. 21 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*■ l*H»»we 7 s*1 I Underwood Elliott Fisher Company Phone 112 ■ ! New ami 1 st»d gin*« it»r door« anil windshields before Central Point STONE’S DRUG STORE Reasonable Prices Medford Stationery Store 404 EAST MAIN ST Physickin and Surgeon 210 Medford Bldg. Mes (ford, Ore. Bebe & W a lt’s Lunch Quick. Service for Packers 101 East Sth St. Across from Lewis Super Service Also Ladies Clothes M OOERh Medford MARGARET SULLAV AN at We rent typew riters ■ ‘Millions in the A ir ’ Wed. Nite is Cash Nlte F. F. B U R K FENDER R E P A IR IN G Farmers Attention ■ N. Central Anything G oes” Ethel Merriman Chas. Ruggles fountain pens, zipper cases. ■ ■ a Wed. Only A u to Painting BODY 220 North Bartlett There is a size ABC Washer 0 » Ironer to fit every parse and pur pose. Bach model beantifnliy de signed . . . equipped with many exclusive and worth while safety and convenience features . . . all built up to the exacting ABC spe cifications of precision in manu facture . . . all built to give years of lasting, trouble-free service . . . each model an out-standing value in its price field. , Bing Crosby SH ULTS BROS. Dependable Washers & Ironers ‘Western Courage’ Episode 11 “ T A R Z A N ” ■ Everything For School A m erica’s Leading Sat. Only KEN MAYNARD in Complete Confectionery Composi C. Earl Bradfish D A I L Y ’S Auto Painting ABC Try an Ad in continent has been brought upder the sway o ' man, and an economic «" ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER a, iu.pi CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN CENTRAL POINT, OREGON PAGE TW O Hi ghway S Each Midi!Inn-'* •<ound ( r Every piece sweet and « lean— ready to Iron Prince Auto Electric Answer 1 » i i» l W eek*« CanisHi. The fallacy probably arose from the account of Samson and his hair Body hair, or lark of it. is caused by functioning of the adrenal glands 1— Psychoanalysis and Love hv Andre Trldon 2— Popular Fancies. A 8 E Ackerman, Third Edition, page 97 Same Attractive Prlcee on TESTED PARTS NEW TIRES A B ATTERIES Medford Domestic Laundry Roy Chisell expert mechanic from Jacksonville, specializing in Trail er A Body Building 81) N O R TH R IV E R S ID E A YE . •CERTIFIED S A N ITA TIO N — G l ARD YOUR PHONE 10« H EALTH " A ll Natural .Methods 132 N Riverside Operated by P A U L PRINCE, who haa specialized in (tarter and generator work since 1926. Dr. H. P. Coleman Chiropractic and Phy Ontberap) Oregon Licenae 204 California License 5029 Special Attention to Blood Pre* •urr. stomach and Bowels. < on-ult.itIon and Examination FREE Phone Otiô la Medford Since 102