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CKXXAAL PULNT, OKLGON
THUHHDAY, J A M 'A R Y U ,
I
1937
politician
H « knew he could win
sometime next week. The date has !
Sister Has Fallen
not been definitely set
followers by promising something
Farmers Attention
TH E C E N T R A L P O IN T
Asleep!
they didn’t hare.
As his audience,
Norms Holland and Viola Pen-
Second Hand Rebuilt
grew, he raised his ante.
land visited Barbara Koehler Mon
FARM IMPLEMENTS
biiiirstn l to L u r s Mot« l ran»«.
Now it appears that
be left a
day evening
At RarKAin Price»
Call and see ns at
couple of disciples behind— Presi Sister wag tired and weary.
Mary I,ou Gerber attended the
Re-*»labUah<ci, September 13, 1928
30 S, Grape Kt.
Medford
dent William Green of the American Weary with toil and with pain:
High School Class dinner at the
Devoted to the bent Interests of
Fir»t Grade News
Federation of Labor and President So she put by her glasses and
Chrlstan Church Saturday evening.
Central Potnt and vlrlnity
rocked.
John L. i win of the United Mine
Edith and I>eatha Vincent visited
Rnterod as second class matter at
The
following
items
were
writ
She'll never need them again.
Workers.
friends in Sams Valley Sunday after
the post offlee, Central Paint, Ore
ten by pnptta In the first grade
All Natural Methods
In their fight for the control of Into Heaven’s mansion she entered.
noon.
gon. under the Act of Marcus, 1*7)1
of the Central Potnt school as
Never
to
sigh
nor
to
weep;
labor, Green and Lewis have been
Marion Strayer visited friends in
part of their regular school work
Dr. H. P. Coleman
bidding right und left. On Labor After long years with life’s struggles
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Medford Sunday afternoon.
for the purpose of increasing
Sister has fallen asleep.
Bessie Burns spent the week-end
Sis Months
......................... 11.0» Day. Lewis pulled his bushy eye
Chiropractic and Physiotherapy
their vocabularies. They will ap
Near other loved ones we will lay
at her home at Table Rock.
Oregon License it«14
One Year .............................. $1.50 brows together, puffed up like a vol
pear each week;
her
California License Jli’Jtf
cano getting ready to erupt, and
Payable in advance
promised a $2,500-a-year income for There In the church yard to lie.
Advertising rates on application
SALEM, Jan, 19.— The state su
Special Attention to Blood Pres
Though our hearts are near broken.
Wednesday-January 20 1931
Office— Second Street, off Main all.
sure, Stomach and Bowel*.
preme
court,
In
two
actions
today
Consultation anil Examination
Green was a little surprised. But W e’ll not question "w h y "
Only 20 children here.
ruled
against
Earl
H.
Fehl,
former
ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL
F R EE
he pondered. And on Christmas day She will not rest neath the grasses
Too many are sick
Jackson county judge, lu his moves
Phone 9413
Editor and Proprietor
he upped Lewis $1,000, promising That over her grave will creep.
We must drink our milk
to obtain an unconditional
release
In Medford Since 1920
She has gone Into the Kingdom,
$3,600.
We want to be well.
from the state penitentiary.
Sister
has
fallen
asleep.
As the New York Times remarks,
So we can come to school.
"it would he very desirable if each Rest the tired feet forever,
It is very very cold today.
family could have a minimum in Those dear wrinkled hands are still;
E D IT O R IA L S
Pearl saw two little baby chick
Palace Lunch
come of $3,6oo a year, but sttll more Cares of this earth shall no longer en«.
FLAH ARTY & YEO
desirable, for that matter, if each Bring to our loved one a chill.
SUPREME COURT PROTECTS
They hatched out of an egg
A Clean Place To Eat
family could have a minimum of Angels through heaven will
They hatched very early.
MINORITIES
R E A L T Y CO.
guide
QUALITY’ FOOD
Their mother will
make them
Proposals to limit or abrogate the $5,000, or even $10,000." But the
her.
*27 Vi. Main
warm. They will sit under her wings.
Phone lit!
powers of review of the Supreme way to achieve that income level is The Master will bless and keep;
23 S. Riverside, Medford
Court of the United States hare not, as Lewis and Green propose, to Not for the world would we wake
made often in late years—-and, for shorten the work week and raise
her.
High School Notes
Real Estate
the most part, have come from re wages arbitrarily, thus increasing Sister has fallen asleep.
H. C. HIGH
presentatives of radical organiza the cost of living. It is instead, as Beautiful rest for the weary,
Libby Hamilton Is confined to her
Insurance
the Times points out, “ to Improve la Well deserved rest for the true:
tions.
1 bom« with a sore throat.
Successor to
Medford, Oregon
This Is an ironical situation when bor skills, machine efficiency and When our life’s Journey is ended
| Donald Smith went skiing In the
V O L N E Y D IX O N
the Supreme Court is the foremost iudustria lorganization— in short, to We shall again be with you.
Syaklon mountains Sunday
protector of the rights and liberties iucrease both individual earning po This helps to quiet our weeping.
The Pointer quintet won its sec
Western Distributor For
of radicals or conservatives, as well wer and national production."
Hark, angel music so sweet.
ond conference game of the basket
as all others. Case afer case could
Dr. E. W . H offm an
He giveth to his beloved.
ball season when It defeated the
Page Fence
be cltel In support of this.
Beautiful, beautiful sleep.
Jacksonville team by a score of 18-
S.P. Gets New
CHIROPRACTIC
A recent action is in point.
A
13 Friday night. Bill Grimes was
Anything in line of fencing
NERVE SPECIALIST
Streamlined Engines
Portland, Oregon, Communist, Dirk
hlgh-polnt
man for the Central Point
Civil
W
ar
Veteran
Medford t'enter Bld f.
124 N. Riverside
Phone 263
DeJonge, was arrested at a Com-
team.
The larget and most powerful
Medford, Oregon
Medford, Oregon
muulst-sponsored meeting, convlvted
Dies. A ged 92 The journalism students. In con
streamlined steam locomotives in the
ami sentenced to a long prison term
nection with their study of the news
and a heavy fine under Oregon's world, built to pull Southern Pacif
Polk Hull, veteran of the Civil paper plant, toured the Medford
ic's
new
“
Daylight"
fliers
when
they
war-born criminal syndicalism law.
War, died early Saturday morning in Mall Tribune printing office. Tues
The case was appealed through the enter service in April between San a Medford hospital at the ripe old day morning.
state courts, which held the law Francisco and Los Angeles via the age of 92.
In English I the freshmen are
Coast Line, have just arrived on the
Constitutional.
Mr. Hull had enjoyed remarkably writing autobiographies.
Reasonable
Dependable
Then an appeal was taken to the Paciftc Coast, it is announced by J. good health until a few days ago. He
At a clase meeting Monday night,
BODY & FENDER REPAIRING A GLASS
United States Supreme Court. And H. Dyer, vice president in charge of participated each year in Memorial the Juniors decided to have a sk it
220 North Bartlett
Medford. Oregon
operations
for
the
company.
on January 4, in a unanimous deci
and Armistice day parades and al ing party at the Medford
Armory
Six In number, the engines were
sion read by Chief Justice Hughes,
ways marched on foot, keeping step
the Court set aside the sentence and constructed at a total cost of approx with the youngest in the procession. >
held that th» Oregon law, as applied imately $800,000 in the Lima Loco He marched in his final parade last i
In this case, was repugnant to the motive Works, Lima, Ohio, Dyer Armistice day when he walked the j
due process clause of the Constitu said. They are being placed !n service entire route with the grand mar
tion— the clause which protects the on trail trips to fit them for their j shal’s staff.
rights of free speech and assem regular runs.
In 1882 Mr. Hull
purchased a
Embodying every modern devel-,
blage. It Is now believed that this
ranch near Beagle and resided there
decision will strongly und favorably I opment for speed, safety and effi- ' for 20 years. In 1903 he traded the ■
affect the cases of other radicals eiency, the Daylight locomotives are property for ihe holdings he posses
strikingly different both In design
convicted under the Oregon act.
sed on Griffin creek at the time of |
Thus the Supreme Court uses its and appearance. Striped with red and ihs death.
power and prestige to maiutalu the orange, the engines introduce a color
Mr. Hull did not fully retire until j
Constitutional rights of radicals who scheme that will exteud the full Buveu years ago when he came to j
of the 12-car
Daylight Medford.
would destroy It! The Supreme length
Some of his last winters I
to accentuate
their
Court haB always been a fearless de streamliners
were spent in southern California.
fender of civil rights— freedom of speed and sleekness.
His only close surviving relative is
Lines o f the locomotive are a son. O. O. Hull, who resides on a
speech, freedom of press, freedom
of
assembly— and especially the smooth and continuous. The conven ranch on Griffin creek.
rights of minorities. Reing immune tional smoke stack and domes Jo
Funeral services were held In tbu
to politics aud to pressuro of any not protrude above the top but are Conger chapel at 2:30 Tuesday after-
ktud, It can and does resist the hy covered by a “ skyline" casing that iiii n with A. .1. Hanby officiating.
steria of the moment so that the ! completely shrouds the top of the Many beautiful flowers and a large
Constitution, in spirit as well
as boiler.
number of his friends were present.
The pilot Is eutlrely new in design He was laid beside his wife in the
word, may he preserved, and Ameri
with long, graceful lines.
It is of \!tdford I. O. O. F. Cemetery.
ca may remain a free nation.
sturdier construction than hereto ------------------------------------------- - . i
fore and is finished with bright or
AN ELOQUENT COMPLIMENT
The r**cent command of Gregory namental metal bands that carry out
.1. It. IH H R M A
Ordzhonikidze, Soviet Commissar for the rounded effect of the front end.
Heavy Industry, that all
Russian Headlight, indicator lamps and other
factories be reorganized along Ame accessories are modified to present
rican lines to eradicate inefficiency a trim appearance.
The overall length of the engine
and reduce waste, is perhaps the
and
tender is 108 feet, 11 Inches,
H TAT10NERY
s u r r u iK H
most eloquent compliment that could
bn paid to the industrial system in and the weight, loaded, is 821,280
pounds. It
develops
4500 horse
this country.
Rentals
Moles
Repaire
By the same token. It must have power, has top speed of 90 miles nu
been a bitter pill for the Red Go- hour and Is capable of handling a
116 N. Central
Phoae 382
vsrnment at Moscow to publicly ar- j train, without change, the full dis
knowledge that there was anything tance of 471 miles between San
superor in the hated Capitalist sy Francisco and Los Angeles, it was
stem-—a system which the Commu stated.
When in Medford
The si* streamlined locomotives
nist Party is dedicated to destroy.
Eat at
No more opposite political philo for use on the new Daylight Limit
sophies exist than Communism and ed* are the first deliveries from
Democracy.
The guiding principle orders for 4 6 new passenger and
of th„ former is rigid state control freight locomotives, placed by South
months
over the individual under a political ern Pacific wtthin recent
Lunch
dictatorship.
Democracy, on the at a total cost of about $7,000,000.
Dltiuers
Fourteen
streamlined
passenger
en
other hand. Insures to a tree people
the free play of Individual Initiative glues of eveu more powerful design
Freshly Frozen Ics Cream
and rewards commensurate with abi are included In those under con
struction. They will be used on va
lity.
119 E Main
Phono $$$
Under our system. American In rious trains of the company's coa»
dustry has created the world's high lines, it was announced.
est living staudards, the shortest
Eads Transfer &
working hours and
highest
wage
scale, and has brough benefits to
Storage
ronsum»rs and workers In a degree
Long distance hunting
Funeral Home
unequalled anywhere else under any
fuel oil
K»tal>ll»l»e<l In f u i r com m u ait >
other system
Phone 313
23 R. Fir. Med.
2A years
That the Communists now make:
A M E R IC A N
SH ULTÄ BROS.
A u t o Painting
MEET!
Reddy Kilowatt
YOUR ELECTRICAL SERVANT
Typewriters
REDDY KILOWATT
V
P E R L ’S
this public acknowledgment will
com» as no surprise to Americans.
This imitation of our Industrial sy
stem by the severest critic of our j
poltical system follows the recent j
adoption of a written constitution by
the Soviet permitting the owner- 1
ship of private property and fur- •
nishes fresh proof that political dic
tatorship and state regimentation of
industry are not rompatlhlv with
the inter, sis of the working man
t u n
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M ed fo rd , «tregu a
E X P E R T
January Special
A regular $3 75 Oil Permanent
Repairing
At Depression
16 S. Central
I “rire*
Medford
C. Earl Bradfuh
Wave. Complete with Shampoo.
Finger Wave and Hair Cut
Render Tea &
This Month Only
Coffee Co.
$1.95
21 V Bartlett
Medford
Next door to I’eerlc-ss Marke«
ats *
Only a few short months ago, the
late Iluey P. Long was winning no
toriety If not tame, with his “ Every
Man A king' Itk'iv Before he died,
he had protnlacd every man an In
come of $6,000 a year
Everybody. Including Long, kuew
his ihar«-tb*-w*alth scheme was Im
practical
But lluey was a smart
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. . . your Electrical Servant . . . a Genius of A c
complishment
He numbers millions— billions even— but he's
always the some . . . capable, infinitely willing,
infinitely powerful
He gets things done, does Reddy Kilowatt . in
the home, office, hospital operating room
in
industry . . . in kitchen and living room, library
and formo! banquet hall Multitudes rely on him.
He is at home everywhere, is Reddy Kilowatt . .
all know and welcome him for his versatility
for
his many-sided personality of Light— Heat— Power
and their numberless applications
His wants ore modest, his wage is low. Sleep is
a stranger to him, clock and calendar alike are
meaningless
He lives in his work, appears only
when summoned, departs instantly when dismissed.
Reddy Kilowatt is YO U R servant, proved —
established
You've met him before, but perhaps only as a
casual acquaintance. Welcome him as a constant
friend . . . for none will serve you os faithfully.
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