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CENTRAL VOLUM E VIII C E N T R A L P O IN T , O R E G O N . T H l RSDAY, S E P T E M B E R 17, H u s in g s ^ By AMERICAN an Innocent Bystander V Main, goes • «>■• I','' saying- L ik e t h e D igest poll, th is m ay S ot a l w . y . b e tr u e , b u t we have a b u n c h H 1» 6 ° iu 8 t o b e t r l *e h ‘ y ear. F o r m a n y year*, t h e L ite ra ry P ig e s t h a s fo r e to ld t h e re s u lt of p re s id e n ti a l e le c tio n s w ith u n c a n n y a c c u ra c y a n d if we a r e n o t m is ta k e n it w ill do so ag ain . • • • He'll Take America's Toughest Coaching Job Mrs. E. c J F a b e r, p a r e n t s of Don F a b e r, are lead ing citixens of C e n tra l Point an have been fo r m a n y y ears Don grew up ln C e n tra l P o int havin g a t t e n d e d T h e people o f M aine a p p a re n t ly both g r a d e an d h ig h school h e re be h a ve n o t fo r g iv e n Mr. R o osevelt for fo re goin g to t h e W il la m e tt e U n iv e r a b a n d o n in g th e m and “< * ** * And t h e r e a r e a g o od m a n y m o re sity. p eo ple in th is c o u n tr y who will be Ill JA M E S S. M T T E I I h ird t o co n v in ce t h a t t h e p re s e n t Ad m i n i s t r a t i o n Is b ein g of re a l h e lp S ta f f W rite r . T h e O reg onian “ W h y did you do It. D o n ? " lit th e m . m so m e w h a t s y m p a th e tic to n es 1 ad i n o u r ow n s t a te , t h e le g is la tu re d ressed Don F a b e r, new coach of A l felt th e v m u s t pass laws bany college. L ittle A lbany, you will recall, “u n c o n fo rm ity w ith t h e ■ " £ S e c u rity act. F o r in s ta n c e , th e L n s k id d e d into th e n a ti o n a l d e fe a tis t em ploym ent In surance law w h ^ c h a m p io n s h ip in fu othall last fall, receivin g colum n a f t e r co lum n of n a w as r u s h e d t h r o u g h In th e , tio n a l p ub licity— good or bad of sess,o„. fu ll o f In c o n s ista n c le s a s a I n to th is m o r a s s Coach Fab°r p lu n g ed w ith his eyes open. of t h e New I)eal “ W hy did you do it, D o n ? ’’ I a s k O n e o f th e m o s t a m u s in g th i n g s ed my f o r m e r ro o m m a te . “ Your fr ie n d s a re all s h a k i n g th e i r h eads cho ked sh r u b s . and a s k i n g w hy you stu c k y ou r neck A lbany h a s t h e s m a lle s t e n ro ll in to t h e A lb a n y jo b w hen you w e re Don Faber, Albany's m ent of an y of th e N o rth w e s t con- d o in g so well a t A s h la n d h i g h ? ” new coach fefr. m ce colleges, b u t a s i m i la r s i t u His steely b lu e eyes sw ept me. A tst filed. In t h e i c-iline W o r k s th in g s to th e Dawaon FU tng^W ^ a tio n prevailed a t A sh la n d hig n. h a lf sm ile played on his face, th e n — C o u rtes y T h e Oregon!!* w h e re F a b e r h a s been coach th e past gave way to a d e te r m i n e d e x p re s a„rt thought n o t h i n g ^ ^ fo ur years. D espite t h e e n ro llm e n t sion. His jaw set. hold, u n d e r t , w ith a firm A shland “ E v ery b o d y w o n d e rs what th e He ta c k le d his s t u d ie s w ith the sa m e h an d ica p , he b ro u g h t th e com pany ro u ' d thP c n e m p l o y - devil is th e m a t t e r with me, J i m , " fe rv o r t h a t he laid hall c a r r ie r s low high b a s k e tb a ll te a m to t h e s t a te UOt t ’l n s l r a n c e C om m ission. And no he exploded. “ Hut how a r e you g o ln ^ on th e g rid iro n , o r e n te r e d a n d won t o u r n a m e n t t h r e e of t h e fo u r years, m ent insuran e em p lo y in g fo otball? S't po in ts In fo u r or five e v e n ts ln every h a d a b a se b a ll c h a m p i o n s h i p in his firm CAN r e g i s t e r D awson to get into college district t h r e e y e a rs a n d in football a r o u n d and w ait for so m eo n e to d i e ’ tr a c k m eet. at le a s t f o u r ln elt- “ R ight now, A lbany is th e to u g h - Asked a b o u t A lb a n y 's ch a n c e s to was ru n n e r - u p tw o y e a r s to M edford d ° 7 ^ n d i n v e s t i g a t i o n sh o w ed th a t est coaching sp ot in A m erica, b u t I t u r n in a c o n fe r e n c e fo otball win, high, th e a lm o s t perennial s t a te glble. A n d 1 e ln s o u t h e r n grid title c la im a u t. L a st s p r in g he have been in th e to u g h e s t high Coach F a b e r re p lie d : t h e r e w a sn t V COu ld le. school leaq u e of s t a t e ln s o u t h e rn “ I d o n 't kn ow yet w h a t o u r also r e j u v e n a te d tr a c k a t t h e L ith la O re g o n w h e r e po d . pin e O reg o n ." H e p a u s e d : th e n c o n tin u e d ch a n c e s will be. It w ill be d e fin ite ly city. gaily g e t th o s e a . w ^ sh a r p « No one b u t a f i g h t e r w ould leave " I no t only will he h e a d coach ot a r e c o n s tru c t io n year, b u t we c a n 't s i t u a t i o n , eh. * 7 “, . all sp o rts, b u t d i r e c t o r of physical do m uch w orse t h a n in t h e past. On- a secu re position like F a b e r had a n d . n<1 we w o n d e r bow m u ch Incen- e d u catio n . It m e a n s t h a t 1 will b< ■ ly six le t t e r m e n h a v e In d ic a te d th ° y ta c k le w h a t he calls t h e “ to u g h e s t A t-tr a n e« tp l"> er t o raise th e h e a d of a d e p a r t m e n t , p u ttin g w ill r e tu rii. so we will h a v e to d e ¡c o a c h in g s p o t in A m e ric a .1' lBW* ' 1 p a v . w h e n be h a s to an a p ro g r a m of my own. B e s i d e s ! pend la r g e ly on in e x p erien ced men. C e rta in ly , n o n e but a fig h te r th e w ages be • - 0 , U r o f pay In te rc o lle g ia te a th le tic s , we will | “ By th e tlm £ we play o u r th i rd could p u t It over. pay a ta x o n eV * w h 0 ,p th i n g have a full p ro g r a m of i n t r a m u r a l ' g arae a g a i n s t O reg on I n s t i t u t e of Is he a fig h te r ? roll? S ° m e wa> ... a s Mr. L a n d o n it h le t lc s . " Well, a t t h e f r a t e r n i t y house a t T ech nology , we sh o u ld h it o u r s trid e s o u n d s “ cockeye ' t io n s’ fln a n c i- I k n ew Don in high school, a n d and find o u rs elv es for t h e to ugh W il la m e tt e we n ever t h o u g h t of a t <* < « ..« » * te m p ti n g to “ t u b " him u n les s we had in college was his ro o m m a te . On th e | g a m e s to follow.' ’ W h a t kin d of system will he use? at least a h a lf dozen b e llig ig e re n t a th le tic field or In th e classroom . h<- " Y o u m ig h t call it a m i x t u r e be h u sk ies, a n d th e n m o r e t h a n likely h a d t h e e n th u s ia s m of a s t e a m b o a t and S o u th e r n we to o k a w orse d u c k in g th a n he. in p an ts. H is en e rg y was u n lim ite d tw een N o tre D am e / . »»• « » rr/’o“.". - - - - w a g e s? W e w o t^not.^ D aughter is Born L ast S a t u r d a y ^ ^ O o l d i i n ' F air, e d off an d t o o k In ^ in g , too. An<1 H u " litt le o ld to w n h a s n ' t th e W hile the little Wg (a, r. they T o Mr. & Mrs. H aw ley G as C om pany O pened Saturday in M edford R ebekah’s M eet In R egular Session Joj'land Show s H ave L argest W heel I T h e .loylanil S how s on W est Main s t r e e t in M edford h ave t h e la r g e s t F e r r i s W heel a n d M erry-G o -R ound on th e Pacific C o ast; a fine g ro u p of S h e tla n d P onies a n d m any o th e r a t t r a c ti v e fe atu res. Boys a n d Girls look for th e co u pon els e w h e re in th is paper. It is good for five c e n ts on e i t h e r th e F e r ris W h eel. Me.Mrry-G o-Round or S h e tla n d Ponies. G olden Link C lass H olds E n joyab le M eet T h e G olden L i n k C lass of tho C h ris tia n C h u rc h en jo y ed a d e l i g h t ful p a rty a t th e h o m o of Mrs. Jen nie W h ite last F r i d a y a fte ru u o u . A bout 18 w ere p re s e n t. A very de licious lu n c h e o n c o n s is tin g of s a n d wiches, pickles, olives, cak es, ice cre a m and coffee w as served . Mrs. J e n n i e W h ite. E th e l F le i s c h e r and Mae R ic h a rd s o n w ere on th e r e f r e s h m e n t c o m m it te e a n d Mrs. Dora J o n e s had c h a r g e of th e e n t e r t a i n ment w hich was a very clev e r way of s t a r ti n g th e fun. E v e ry o n e p re s e n t | was f u r n is h e d w ith a sym bo l o f th e ' m o n th th e y were born In. T h e y th e n i w ro te t h e i r n a m e s an d b l r t h d a t e s on th e m a n d p in n ed th e m to t h e i r d re s s E ach one was t h e n pro vided w ith a S a t u r d a y m o r n in g will see th e b ir th d a y book a n d Jotted dow n each o p en in g of a n o t h e r 5-10-15-$ s to re ones full n a m e a n d b lr th d a t e s . in M edford. T h is sto re, o w n e d an d o p e ra t e d by Mr. an d Mrs. S. J. T a y lor, will be a b r a n c h of a like s to re ow ned by th e T a y lo r ’s in G ra n ts P a s s an d will he kno w n as th e W o r t h m o r e 'g 5-10-15-$ store. T h e r e a r e a b o u t 20 a c r e s of o n lo u s L o c a te d in a good location on East in th e s u r r o u n d i n g te r r it o r y . J. S a n Main s t r e e t in M edford th is s t o re ford R ic h a rd s o n an d o n e of th e F ield will he s tric tly m o d ern an d will c a r Bros, h a v e t h e i r o n io n s s t o r e d ln th e ry m a n y lines of a t t r a c t i v e an d w o r Love p a c k in g sh ed. T h e o t h e r F ield th w h il e m erch an d ise. has his ln t h e M e r r it t Bldg. O scar Miss C la ra C h u rc h ill, s i s te r of Mrs B lackford is to p p i n g his o n io n s now T ay lo r, Miss L o lita B e n n e tt a n d Miss a n d r e p o r ts he had a good yield. P re e n a S tep h en s , all e xperienced J o h n B o h n e rt a n d H arry Dunn clerk s, will be employed. a r e s t o rin g t h e i r o n io n s In t h e old T h eiss b u ild in g . Mr. B o h n e r t state* t h a t th e y will h a v e from 100 to 1500 s a c k s from 1 '■* a c re s Mr. H arry Dun w as h e a rd to m a k e t h e r e m a r k t h a t " A n o n io n a day. k eep s t h e doc t o r a w a y ." T h o m a s W. C ingcad e, 57 a r e s i d e n t of th e E ag le P o in t d is tric t for As fa r a s we a r e a b le to find o u t over 50 years, passed a w a y e a rly t h e t o m a to c ro p w as not serio u sly th is m orn in g . d a m a g e d by t b e fro st. T h e fo liag e F u n e r a l services will be held F r i w as nipped a l i t t l e an d in so m e d a y a f t e r n o o n a t 2 :3 0 in t h e C o n g er places th e t o m a to e s h u r t so m e c h a p e l, w ith t h e Dev. S tllle o ff ic ia t ing. A co m p le te o b it u a r y will a p p e a r Mr*. J e n n i e W h ite who had been In t h e Mail T r i b u n e a t a l a t e r date. exp ectin g a v is it from h e r d a u g h t e r Mr. C ingcade has m a n y frie n d s Mrs. S n y d e r to m o rro w received a h e re w ho will be so r ry to h e a r of l e t t e r s t a t i n g s h e w as u nable to his d e a th . He If a n e p h e w of Mr. co m e on a c c o u n t of h e r health . and Mrs L ittle an d w as a b ro t h e r - in-law of Mr. P ankey. It ra in e d S a t u r d a y fo r t h e Gold N ew V ariety Store O pens in M edford »So w h a t? — L ittle Lite Holt c h eck in g up on h e r h a i r cut in t h e G leaso n B a rb e r Shop. In a p h o n e call from P r u i t t 's Mel ody S hop th e y w a n te d d e ta ile d In f o r m a tio n on how to find T h e A m e r ican office so as to send t h e i r boy out. L a t e r J i m m y F le isc h e r, w ho h as been In th e A m e r i c a n office no le-<s t h a n 100 tim e s , a p p e a r e d w ith th e message. A m ong t h e m a c h i n e r y e xhibited by A le x a n d e r a t th e Gold Hill F a ir was w h a t Mr. l l e s s e l g t a v e calls i h ■ e d it o r i a l m a ch in e. Moore H a m il to n w as seen on o u r s t r e e t lo o k in g lik e he m ig h t h av e com e In c o n ta c t w ith a s u n f lo w e r t h a t t o r e a w a y m o st of th e back of his sh irt. Mary R ic h a r d s o n , d re s se d lik e a carpenter and lo o k in g s o m e w h a t like one. p u t t i n g on s h a k e s on h e r w o o d sh ed roof. Mr. H aw ley, o w in g to c e r t a in c ir c u m s ta n c e s , has been forced to h av e his h a t b a n d s t re tc h e d . Born last T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n Sep- M, p , u R e h e k a h L odge No. 167 t e m b e r 10 a t th e Musty borne litt le m et , n rPKular SPHB,on 8 e p t i 6 t h . F redenbnrg, Noble s u r e d id a « “ * 1 as well a r r a n - E d n a R u th H awley to Mi an d V is S is te r Bessie h a d . T h e e * b ‘b lt a „ u au a lly seen H aw ley. Dr. H e c k m a n a ss iste d . T h e ? I l i i presiding. ged a n d as a r « TbP t h r e e ,haby w eighed i *4 p o u n d an d is c e t - j S ev eral C o m m itte e s w ere appo lnt- THE FEDERATED C H IU C H ta in ly a lovely baby. ,,d fo r fj,p D istrict C o n v e n tio n which K ey. Itnt»crt < lia rle n I/e w ls , P a s t o r Mrs. H aw le y has five c h ild re n bv ; is t0 hp hel() in fhii) c-|t y Qct. 31st P lio n e B t. a f o r m e r h u s b a n d an d Mr. H aw ley V isitors p re s e n t from o t h e r lodges Bible S chool— A. W. A yers, Sup- h as fo u r ch ild re n by a f o r m e r m a r r i - i were S is te r C a r r i e R fckert, W a r d t n r l n t e n d e n t , 9 : 3 0 A. M. s i b lU ti e , of t h e \ alley. age. T h ey d o n 't expect to h av e an y 0j | h e R e h e k a h A ssem bly of Oregon M orning W o rs h ip — 1 1 :0 0 A. M. tr o u b le w ith th e c h il d r e n f i g h t i n g ; w p 0 gave a v e ry i n t e r e s t in g talk of Y .P .S .C .E .— ( t w o g r o u p s ) . 6 :3 0 A n d we su r e got a kick o u t of th a t w ith E d n a R u th b u t f i g h ti n g o v e r th e w ork of th e T h e a d a Roe G irls' Of all th e silly. p m d o n k e y ball game. E v en in g S ervies— 7 : 3 0 p. m. n o n se n s ic a l a b s u r d i t i e s , playing th e her. I t is a case of yo u rs, m in e a n d , c l u b , a iso t h e F. L. G irls' Club. Bro- t h e r R lc k e rt was also p re s e n t and W o m e n 's Bible s t u d y classes T u e s g r e a t A m e ric a n g a m e fr o m t h e b ack s our. T h e y o u n g e st child next to E d n a gave a very nice talk. V isito rs from day a f t e r n o o n fro m 2 to 3 o 'clo ck (u o f t h e m o s t d e li b e r a t e an im a l on R u th is te n y e a rs old. T h e e n t i r e f >- Ja c k s o n v ille w ere S ls ite r S everance, c h a r g e of Mrs. II. A. D avisson. F r o m e a r t h , ta k e s th e le a t h e r m ed al 3 to i o'clock In c h a r g e of Mrs. R. S h a d e s o f C h ris ty M ath ew so n. w hat mily a r e d e lig h te d ov er th e latest ad- N G. of R u th R e h e k a h L o d g e No. 4 of J a c k s o n v ille , also S is te r Zola F ic k C. Lewis. e x c ru c ia tin g ly f u n n y s itu a tio n s arise dltion. ___________________ S is te r R a e S c h a fe r, a n d S is te r H am - er. 2 :3 0 p. m T u e sd a y . in su c h a gam e. a k e r of J a c k s o n v ille . R u t h R eh ek ah • • • T h e F i s h e r m a n ’s Club. W e d n e s Born to Mr. an d Mrs W B. Mon- j L ■ o dg ■ e No. I an d U Mt. day 6 :0 0 p. tn. M P itt R ehekah B u t w h en it ca m e to s t a n d in g in gold of r o u t e 3, a boy w e ig h in g e i g h t Lodge No. 167 a r e to be t h e hostess T h e F a m ily G a th e r i n g , W ednes lin e f o r a g e s a n d ag e s to get a p o u n d s, e ig h t o u n ces a t t h e C o m L odges to t h e D istric t C onvention. day. 8 : 0 0 p m. c h u n k o f bully-beef, we d r a w th e m u n i ty h o s p ita l S e p te m b e r I. T h e S is te r H e n d e rs o n being ch a ir m a n C h o ir P ra c tic e — T h u r s d a y . 7:SC line. W e w o u ld n 't h a r e w aited in b ab y is t h e first g ra n d c h i ld of Mr. of th e e n t e r t a i n i n g c o m m it te e for P m t h a t lin e f o r a gold n u g g e t. So w hile ; t h e ev en in g an d t h e o n ly o ne of her th e b e t t e r t w o - t h ir d s d id t h e c raw l a n d Mr.s G eo rg e Stowell. C H R I S T I A N C M I IW H c o m m it te e being p re s e n t recited a a c t, t h e w r i t e r s n u c k o ff d o w n to w n C lifto n A. Phillip«, M inister of t h e ] poem e n ti tl e d , " T h e Flo w er-gardeD Mr. and M r s F W a lk e r a n d h u n t e d u p an e a ti n g place not Bible School 1 0 :0 0 A. M. R olan d moved to C e n tra l R o m a n c e ' w hich w a s v e ry good. She so p o p u l a r J u s t th e n . By th e tim e we Midway road H over, Supt. g o t b a c k we fo u n d t h e lad ies Just ^ o i n t i n t o Mrs. Con L e e v e r's hn u* “ also g av e a s p ellin g c o n te s t. P rîte s C o m m u n io n a n d P r e a c h i n g 1 1 :0 0 e a ti n g t h e i r h u n k o f b arb ecu e. It Sunday m o r n in g S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n w ere given f o r t h e o n e w ho spelled th e word c o rr e c tly an d g a v e th e co r A. M. D uet, Mrs. C h a t E ld e an d Mr*. v isito rs w ere Mr an d Mrs. Cecil Al s e e m s th e y h ad d r a w n an e x tr a h elp C a rl H over. in g f o r o u r b e n e fit an d h a d h u n te d ien o f M edford. Mr. a n d Mrs. Murl rect d e f i n it io n : som e w ords, spelled S e n io r E n d e a v o r , 6 :3 0 P. M. J. t h e t a m e b u t h a v in g m o re th a n one Mr a ll o r e r h eck f o r us. T h e n t h e y a te M o rgan a n d fam ily . Mr. an d Ed V in cen t, D irector. m e a n in g , w hich was a lot o f fun and W i l b u r W a l k e r a n d fam ily . Mr. Tom It a ll t h e m s e l r e a ! E v a n g e listic Service 7 : 3 0 P. M. yet v e ry In t e r e s t in g S is te r M e rritt • • • S m ith an d W illia m C o ttrell. S u b je c t " E t e r n i t y a s C o m p a re d W ith c a r r ie d a w ay th e first prixe an d Sis W e noticed q u i t e a few c a n d id a te s Hill F a i r s a m e as it has alw a y s has P r e s e n t L ife ." t e r G leason t h e booby prixe. in e v id en c e a b o u t t h e fair. A n d we Mr. a n d Mrs. R. E N ealon a c c o m Mr. A n d re C bom el Is not d o in g so d o n e fo r a c o u n ty fair P r a y e r an d Bible S tu d y , Wed. R e f r e s h m e n t s of s a n d w ic h e s and wondered h o w c o m e t h e y b a d to p an ied by Miss J a n i c e N ealon an d well as last week. H is g e n e r a l c o n d i 7 : 3 0 P. M. ca k e w ere serv ed and all d e p a rte d b r i n g t h e s h e r i f f a lo n g He is n ’t r u n Mrs N ea lo n 's f a t h e r . J . S. R i c h a r d tion la m u c h b e t t e r t h a n a c o u p le >f ; Miss F ra n c e a F a b e r p lan s to leave | n in g f o r ( o r f r o m ) a n y th i n g , so f a r son o f B eall L a n e left a week ag o to fee lin g v e ry h a p p y a n d h o p in g to en w eek s ago. S a t u r d a y fo r S alem w h e re sh e w i l l , joy a n o t h e r as p le a s a n t an evening a s w e know . M aybe th e y w ere a f r a id son of Beall L a n e r e t u r n e d re c e n tly a t t e n d th e W i l la m e tt e U niversity. in t h e n e a r f u t u r e o f s t a r t i n g a r io t by h a v in g so m a n y a f t e r a t t e n d i n g th e S t a t e F a i r Misses Viola P e n la n d N o rm a H ol t peo ple o f d if f e r e n t f a i th s get togetb-L land .M a r g a re t Dow and B arbara attended th e W ednesday er. 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