i* .vue f o u r C E N T R A L P O IN T A M ERICA N C E N T R A L P O IN T . U llU A JN - - — ---- - V ' — — I l i l ItMDAY. D E C E M B E R B. ltta«l 1 ■ * ry pi clear visibility, the crisp, clean air, i precedented severity on such profits cal year. which at: rts next July. O O yS * la y ^ tbs pungent scent of the autumn ! — taxes ranging up to 27 per cent. It 1« doubtful If any act by the A r llu d -*nl vt eaves all make for attractive picnic ! But when the profits are distributed, President and the Congress would do ! Today school children tickt pa ------------ j weather. in either wages, bonuses or divid­ more to restore confidence In our 1 health program CCC tree troopers from Mill Creek All forest roads, though rough government's financial structure, or, and understand - 1 - 'I JU»F. ■ HgB ends. the tax Is avoided. And that camp on the Ochoco national forest because the weather haa not allowed lu-vHi;tblit-h< d. K.iylember 13, 192 3. to stimulate industry and investors. 1 the now, why and 1 is the major reason why business is wherefore of pre D#»ut»d to tbe besu Intercuts of Once the budget Is balanced— and I following Its present lavishly gener- near Prlneville, Oregon, recently maintenance work, are open and venting such com will he Central Point and vicinity. kept balanced— we will at least know ' ous course. According to the New came to the aid of 73-year old Lewis various mountain drives munlcable diseas Regelsberger, whose farm home was found very enjoyable. Some of Entered a* second el/tes matter a1 'that the Federal debt will grow no York Journal of Commerce, distri- es as tuberculosis. the pout office, Central Point, Ore- greater. And. with a balanced bud- j buttons to stockholders ordered for destroyed by fire late last month these are: The Siskiyou Summit They learn by do­ guii under 11.•• A.t of March f. 1379 ,■ a ■ ■ ipplv m r —I t — to tbt I the last three months of this year and who faced the winter without Loop Drive, with a noon stop at the ing. Christmas Seam have done much to stimulate directly traceable to the tax law. to- household or personal effects except newy-developed Wrangle Cap Forest tremendous Job of reducing the SUBSCRIPTION RATBH the clothes he had on. Camp; tbe Main Applegate with a this modern method of health teach­ debt to a more normal level. That. 1 *al at least $500,000.000. dix Months > l«v ing In the schools. Through the local Red Cross, vari­ noon atop at the McKie Bridge Econnomlsts are highly dubious of >1 60 | obviously, cannot be done so long as One Year ous Prineville organisations, and Forest camp, with perhaps a loop government spends more than It re­ the ultimate results of the law, fear Payable In advance neighbors Regelsberger was restock­ trip over Carberry and Thompson ceives and charges the difference blamed again. Maybe he was dosing it will prevent industry from build­ Advertising rati«« on appUoatlon ed with provisions, clothes and fur­ Creek; Lake of the Woods and Union ing up surpluses that are essential if against the future. . and didn't even see the vehicle he Office Second Street, off Main It has been Mr. Roosevelt s opi- bit— blame It on the steering gear, future depressions are to be surviv­ niture, and lumber was provided for Creek making up the variation of at­ tractions which may be still enjoyed. ARTH U R EDWARD POWELL ed. In the meantime, however, the a new dwelling. nlon that during a time of depres- (t ,.an*t talk back! CCC boys realizing that It would Reports of larger fires, both north Editor and Proprietor slon a country should spend far be­ It's time we stopped listening to tax is helping ecu«.' a veritable divi­ be Impossible for the ederly man to and south of this territory, indicate yond its receipts and, once a rea- the steering gear alibi and similar dend and wage boom. rebuild his house before winter, vol­ taht an unusual tire season still { sonable amount of recovery is achie­ alibis which are false 999 times out unteered to give up their week-end exists. Camp fire permits, no smok­ At this writing. President Roose­ ved. redure outgo and return to a of 1.000. John Jones may escap. business basis Current conditions ! jail— but the fact remains that some velt is on his way to the Inter-Ame­ trips to town and asked Instead to ing while traveling and the axe, Buenos be allowed to build a dwelling for shovel and bucket rules are still in Indicate that the time is here when 35,000 people are being killed each rican peace conference at Aires, where he will make a speech him on their own time. As a result. | effect, as well as the requirement business Improvement should make year In preventable accidents. The EDITORS V IE W SOCIALISTIC emergency spending unecessary. the first day and then return. He a new- double boarded house, floored for burning permits tor slashing and reckless and Incompetent motoristB ISSUE was preceded south by an Imposing *nd sealed, with composition roof. Is debris fires. The President has apparently re­ must be pun'shed and their alibis The Industrial News Review re­ American delegation headed by So-; now 100 per cent completed. Need- fused to listen to those who would laughed out of court, if that ghastly cently asked country newspaper edi­ cretary of State Hull— implacable less to say Regelsberger has a warm tors for their opinion on various have the government keep on spend­ toll Is to be curbed. ing vast sums in excess of Income I fighter for better commercial and spot In his heart for the tree troop­ phases of the "power question ” 1 diplomatic relations between cottn- ers. WATCH and JEW ELRY With around 1.200 replies now ta­ until debt repudiation or insolvency * tries. bulated. some extremely interesting arrived. It Is to be hoped that it will be possibe to balance the budget There has been considerable dl3- fact «are being produced. A t D e p re ssio n I’rtc e s ussion concerning the value or the 16 S. Central Medford Only 42 of the editors said that ! very soon futility of the conference. Some the utility Industry is not giving COMPETITION STRENGTHENS point out. with truth, that there is good service— while 1,111 feel that Continued cold, clear weather, COOPERATIVES no danger of a war arising in North service Is good. Only 295 editors which ha3 resulted In spotted shoot­ or South America, that Europe and Some wise words on the agricul­ favor municipal ownership of power ing, throughout the season, still pre­ Happenings That Affect the Din­ the East are the danger spots. cooperative movement are plants, while 863 are against It. tural vails. Local geese have apparently ner Palls, Ilivid- ml Checks and Tax However, it is the President's be­ Dairymen’s League While 25o editors believe that Fed­ found in the moved south, as many of the bags Bills of Every Individual. National lief— which is shared by many— | eral electric developments are Jus­ News, the orga/i of the Dairymen's \ Established In >our coimimuit) now being taken in the Upper Kla­ 28 y e n » tified as a national necessity, over j League Cooperative Association, Inc., a,,<* Internat tonal Problems fnsepar- that If the nations of the Western math Lake are much thinner birds able from Ix>cal Welfare. Rhone 47 t ( 8 H H>h ki Hemisphere show Europe that a which was a pioneer In the Eastern 900 believe they are unjustified than those killed during the early Medford, « Irrgiin co-op field. The News said: round-table discussion of issues can Contrasted with 891 editors opposed | Not even in the boom days was lead to amicable settlements and j part of the season. Throughout the to the wholesale death sentence for- ^ ne ,*ie rea80n8 why farmers > Forest swimming, fishing, hunting holding companies only 210 ap­ . cooperative marketing organizations ’ ,her<* 8,,c“ a * pouring out money to its dent takes a forthright and aggres­ only 157 editors believe that govern less one is dressed for it. But dur tockholdcrs and workers In unpre- sive stand for peace and throws his ment or municipal ownership of th munt in the United States has been are now serving those ing the middle of the day the tem cedentel amounts. vast prestige against armed conflict, electric Industry would give mort- a voluntary effort. In addition, far­ porature Is very comfortable. The A list of extra dividends and bo­ heads of powers which are now close progressive, efficient and cheaper mers' cooperatives have had to meet nuses declared would take many to war may think again before giv­ service, taxes and public subsidies stiff competition from the beginning. pages to detail, but here are some ing the command to open hostili­ They have had to fight their way up. considered, as against 9 47 who feel All Natural Methods has an­ ties. “ Through cooperative organiza­ outstanding Items: Steel otherwise. nounced a 10 per cent advance In The President’s trip to Buenos It Is very probable that these per­ tion thg Individual farmer increases Medford 23 Riverside wages, which will up payrolls a $70,- Aires is thus in the nature of a ges- centages showing overwhelming op­ his Independence and his bargaining 000,000 In 1937. General Motors ture in a world which was never position to any socialist trend that power and finds a new economic Chiropractic and Physiotherapy When he Joins with his will pay its workers a Christmas bo­ nearer to armed chaos. As a mat­ Oregon License 204 would put the government Into busi­ freedom. nus of $10,000,000, In addition to I California License »020 ter of fact, in recent months there ness to the Injury or destruction of fellow farmers In cooperative effort, other benefits. Chrysler has voted ! have been more occurences contri­ private enterprise, represent the gen­ he helps create a prestige and a bar- Special Attention to Blood Pre». gaining power which Is able to com- an ®*$ra dividend of $5.50 per share, butory to war than there »were In sure, Ktomarh and Bowels, eral feeling of Informd citizens. It Consultation and Examination was not accidental that in the last pete and successfully cope with Eastman Kodak declared a 75-cent 1912 and 1913. FREE extra, and Jewel Tea Company $2.00. Everyone hopes that gesture will election voters turned thumbs down that of other organized groups." Phone OtlS ___________________ Standard Oil of New Jersey will pay 227 West Main Phone 151 be productive of good. In the mean­ ou proposed local measures to put In Medford Since 1020 various states Into business. The TH A T BROKEN KTEEKINO GEAR a >$.5011.000. bonus to workers, and time, It seems that every seasoned You commonly see news Items j Sears, Roebuck one of $1.500,000. news commentator and every old- American people, for example, rea­ 1 pshot of this is that dividends time war correspondent, I9 certain lize that the private electrical Indus­ such as: "John Jones was charged ' various big Industries will be as that war in, Europe and Asia is in- try, under public regulation, has with reckless driving folowing a col- ilslon between his car and another' Earge as In pre-depression days— vitable— one of the leading corre­ been one of the most beneficai and while wages, iu some cases, will o” Medford, Oregon spondents recently stated, on depart­ progressive Influences In our social vehicle. Jones stated that his steer­ At the Peerless Market, Medford Steel's new wage rate Is Both cars were higher. ing for Europe, that he was going and Industrial life— and they like­ ing gear failed. wants to the highest in its history. General to cover the next war. wise sense the manifold dangers badly wrecked, the occupants sus­ Motors is 10 per cent above the 1929 taining minor injuries." that Inevitably follow when bureau­ The Halo-German recognition of Business Week says that Sometimes the item has a grimmer average. crats are given control or manage­ the Spanish rebels has further wi­ sound, when people are badly injur­ next year Industry's labor costs will dened the cleavage between these ment of an essential business. This season and is Buying Direct ed or killed. Hut tbe "broken possibly be the highest In all U. 8. powers and France and Russia. The These answers of editors provide for one of the Largest Fur Com­ industrial history. greatest force existing today In an illuminating and valuable com­ steeriug gear" is one of the common­ What caused this amazing chan­ panies on the Pacific Coast. both Europe and Asia is the force mentary on one of the most dis­ est defenses put up by drivers res­ W EEKS & ORR Bldg. Medford ge? Obvious auswer is better times ponsible for accident*— and, curious­ of hatred. cussed questions of the time. They — and there la no question but what ar« encouraging to those who feel ly enough, the more Influential the Industry in general has pulled out that private enterprise Is better than driver, the oftener It Is used. As a matter of fact. It Is doubtful of depression, has entered a period soc.ai.sm, and that the role of gov­ of recovery. ernment In busineas Is properly If uuy part of a modern motor car But that Isn’t the entire answer t* » that of umpire, not a favored parti­ is structurally stronger than the 4 to why business is figuratively steering gear. Exhaustive tests by cipant. I, * manufacturers show that real steer­ breaking its neck in an effort to get as many dollars as possible into the m ing gear failures are practically un­ A BALANCED BUDGET ft » hands of stockholders and workers 4 The first statement of the Presi­ known. But John Jones is always before 1937 dawns. Big and potent % Ms dent as to future policies dealt with having them. influence Is the new tax bill on un­ U Maybe John is drunk and weaving the problem ot the Federal deficit m distributed corporation profits, pass­ t. Mr. Roosevelt, In a brief announce­ his way home when the crash comes, m ed by the last Congress. ment, said that he believe It would lie sees that the front end of h.~ !• Mt- This tax bi.l levies taxes of un- For 33 years this store has assisted soon be possible to balance the bud­ car Is completely mangled— and si. * » 4 get and that ho Intended to do so at eh calls upon the ghost of his steer­ Southern Oregon and Northern Cali­ « m ing gear which "broke” for some the earliest possible time. ft fornia women to solve their gift pro­ m Various commenators, some of reason Just as be was making * them close to the White House, an­ turn. Maybe be was speeding blems. . . .this “ personal'' service is . ♦ ticipate that the budget will be ba­ a slick pavement and went into a § but one of many reasons why wise Is * lanced at the end ot tbe 1937 fis- skid - well, the steering gear m Everything In Cabinet Work women shoppers prefer to trade at THE CENT AL P O IN T Good Samaritan A M E R IC A N EDITORIALS EXPERT E c o n o m ic H ig h lig h ts Repairing Continued Cold Irks Duck Hunters C. Earl Bradfish P E R L ’S Funeral Home P A L A C E LU N C H Texas Tamales a. Dr. H. P. Coleman FLAHARTY R E A L T Y CO. EDGAR Real Estate Insurance JOHNSON Buy Your Furs Visit Harden’s Drapery Shop The Toggery—Style Headquarters for So. Oregon Gifts for Men : TROWBRIDGE: e a Linei Works this long-established store, shopping for “ H IS ” gift. Eetabllslu-d iu ltom School Specials WORLD BICYCLES SIMS B R O T H E R S Ptoeu 261 23 N Firat Med lord Fick Hardware Co. Crosb y Radios u Refrigerator», spun.111 Raldoa A Refrigerator*. 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