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THURSDAY. JANUARY 4, Itf.t?
( tVTILU. POLVI, OREGON
When any group oi leaders, no
“ Balancing the budget looks like
Sherman L. Divine officiating
In­ noon.
The body will be taken to
William Facklam, of
matter who, deliberately plan to win one of the labors of Hercules. So
terment was postponed until the Portland (or cremation.
their point at all costs, regardless of there’s a siren lure sweeter than ever
Willow Springs* Dies snow recedes in the Jacksonville
district.
suffering of workmen or the public, jin its beguiling simplicity— print
William
Facklam.
76,
resident
of
it
is
time
to
break
their
grip—
that
j
money
to
jiay.’
’
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When, and if. the government southern Oregon for the past 36
Re-entabliahed. September 13, 1 9 2 ,. is what government is for, to protect!
W illiam F. Bonney, of
starts that system of paying its years, passed away at his home it.
Devoted to the best interests of all the people.
the
Willow
Springs
district
at
8:30
If the day arrives when our go­ debts, Germany’s experiences could
Central Point and vicinity.
Bonney’s Grill, Dies
a. m Sunday after a brief illness.
Entered as second class matter at vernment can be controlled by either easily be duplicated in America.
Although of advanced age, Mr. Fack-
the post office, Central Point, Ore­ labor or industrial dictators, to the
New Prices. Matinees 2llc
lam was very active and took a keen
William F. Bonney, proprietor of
gon, under the Act of March 8, 18711. detriment of the people, fascism or
HISTORY, THE REPEATER
Evenings
Kill* lOc
communism will have swallowed
Bonney's Grill on the Pacific high­
More than 130 years ago, the interest in the ranch up until the
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Sat. Only
democracy, individual rights will be
very laat.
way beyond Gold Hill, died at 9:30
Six Months .................... .......... *1.00 wiped out and labor will become a Supreme Court of the United States
BUCK JONES in
He has lived on his ranch during Friday night in a local hospital af­
was subjected to a wave of criticism.
OM Year
*1 50 form of slavery.
his entire residence in Oregon.
ter a lingering illness. He was 61
“ Boss Rider of
Its chief was non* other than the
Payable in advance
Mr. Facklam was born at Manito- years old.
third
President
of
the
then
very
Gun Creek”
Advertising rates on application
j woe, Win., July 26, 1858. His four
CRAZY MONEY
As owner of the poular inn, Mr.
Bspisode 6 "Darkest Africa"
young nation— Thomas Jefferson.
Office- -Second Street, off Main
People who are Interested in the Interesting are the facts surrounding brothers— Harry, and John, Peter, Bonney was widely known through
Sun., Mon., Tues.
and Joseph— who were all single as out southern Oregon. He was known
effects
of inflation, an ever present that situation.
ARTHUR EDW ARD POWELL
Bing Crosby— Martha Kaye
was
William
Facklam,
have
preceded
also
by
many
patrons
from
other
danger nowadays, would do well to
Editor and Proprietor
Jefferson was an ardent "states’
Boh Burns
him in death. His one sister, Mrs. parts of Oregon and other western
read an article in the current maga­ rights" man
He opposed extension
“ Rhythm on
zine
"Commentator" by Lowell of federal powers, and followed in­ Mary Gudmanson, passed away in slates. He was a resident of south­
1916.
ern
Oregon
for
the
past
17
years,
________
The Range”
Thomas, of radio fame.
to the Presidency George Washing­
He was a neighborly man, and had during the last 12 of which he oper­
Reciting the story of Inflation as ton and John Adams, both of whom
\Ve<l. Only
he saw it In Germany, he recounts favored a strong central government. a fine sense of humor, even when ill; ated the inn.
Madeleine Carrol— Geo. Itrent
Mr. Bonney w;fs born in Mon­
Here is an excellent thought from how a million Oerman marks at the
Toward the close of his term, he would always have a cheery
“ The Case Against
the Port Umpqua. Oregon. Courier end of the World war were worth Adams succeeded in putting through smile and humorous word. He leaves mouth on October 20, 1874, and
very
many
friends
and
neighbors,
spent
most
of
his
life
in
this
state.
Mrs. A m es”
"If the Courier man were a judge I10.UUU, how later they were worth legislation which strengthened the
W e i. Nile 1* Cash Mt*
in courts dispensing sentence upon only *100 and how they then con­ young and weak federal govern­ who will be saddened to learn of his He was the son of Mr. and Mrs.
death.
Charles R. Bonney, Oregon pioneers.
drunken auto drivers, there would tinued to fail and fail.
ment. Jefferson then took office.
Thurs.. Eri.
He leaves to mourn his departure
Surviving Mr. Bonney are a son
ouly be first offenders. Regardless
"One day I passed by a factory at He hoped that with his selection, the
BARBARA STANWYCK
of race, eolor. creed or alleviating about ten in the morulng and saw Supreme Court would declare un­ two nieces. Mrs. C. M. Taylor Jr., of bv a first marriage, Lnckey Bonney
“ The Bride W alks
circumstances, the person who has a crowd of poorly dressed women constitutional these acts which he Central Point and Mrs. L. E. Larsen of CoquiUe; a brother. P. A. Bonney
of
Milwaukee,
WIs.;
two
nephews.
of
Central
Point;
two
sisters,
Mrs.
Out”
so little consideration for the lives waiting outside the gate." he con­ did not like. Instead, the Court fol­
of innocent people as to drink in­ tinues. “ I learned that these wo­ lowed the Constitution and repeat­ Victor Gudmanson of Cadot, Wis., Maude Scott and Mrs. Laura Wood­
toxicants before or after placing men’s husbands were about to be edly ruled contrary to Jefferson’s and Harold Gudmanson of Weslaco, ward of Woodburn; and two broth­
Texas.
ers, Henry Bonney of Klamath Falls
himself behind the steering wheel of paid their week's wages at ten-thirty wishes.
Funeral services were conducted and Ralph Bonney of The Dalles.
an automobile should never be al­ and they were waiting to get the
Whereupon Jefferson inaugurated
Try an A d in
Funeral services will be held at
lowed to repeat the performance. money. At the hour the women surg­ a campaign of criticism— because from the Perl funeral home Tues­
Rev. Perl chapel at 3:30 Sunday after­
Revocation of licenses would be fa­ ed into the gate. Then one came the court Would not hold laws un­ day afternoon at 2 o’clock.
The American
tal and final. Driving a car is a rushing forth, a sheaf of money constitutional.
Jefferson's efforts
privilege— not a right.”
clutched in her hand, and ran, ran were unhuecessfiil.
It is impossible to prove exactly desperately down the street. Another
Several other times has criticism
what percentage of automobile acci­ came forth, clutching her money, centered on the Court. Once, in the
dents are caused by drunken driv­ and ran; another, another, a whole administration of General Ulysses
ing, for the reason that In many crowd of women running madly. S. Grant, an attempt was made to
Prices
eases where liquors plays a part, ar­ Why? Because prices at the stores “ pack" the Court by increasing its
resting officers and prosecutors are changed at noon, and these women size.
But the new members voted
Quoted
unable afterwards to produce suffi­ were rushing to spend the week's with the previous majority and
Below
cient evidence for a conviction. But wages while it still would buy some­ Grant’s efforts fulled.
all the best estimates say that alco­ thing. After twelve o ’clock It might
Never has the nation let anyone |
Good
hol is the definitive factor in a much buy only half, or a fifth, or a tenth, hamstring the Court for any length
higher proportion of mishaps than of what it would by before twelve." of time. The people obviously rea- j
at
Is generally realized. Furthermore,
Inflation. Thomas points out, is lize that time after time it has not
Central
Vs
an Hcrldent in which a drunk is in­ caused by the demand for “ printing only saved the nation from disinte­
volved Is more likely to be serious press money"— a demand now made gration but preserved through thick
Point
than one involving sober drivers.
In several bills pending before Con­ and thin man’s greatest heritage—
&
Drunken drivers are often releas­ gress. And then he adds:
liberty.
ed after paying relatively small
Both
fines. Some Juries are notoriously
derelict In their duty in bringing it!
Medford
/ / / | M \\^
convictions.
Stores
The drunken driver should never
% The stork visited Central Point this week and
lie allowed to pay a fine and he
Sat.
Dependable
Reasonable
should be denied the right to use
left
a
brand
new,
modern,
up-to-date
food
store,
BODY & FENDER REPAIRING A GLASS
&
the public streets and highways If
iititt N. Itiirtlett
Phone lOi»!»
Medford, Oregon
with complete new stock and the same high quality
such a program were carried out
Mon.
throughout the country, one of the
meats, fruits and vegetables always found in Safe­
•> 4 < \
gravest menaces to life would be
way
Stores.
greatly minimized.
THE
CENTRAL
P O IN T
A M E R IC A N
EDITORIALS
V
Announcements
SHULTiS B R O S.
A u to
P a in tin g
^aia
W IR ES ON THE HIGHWAY
HANDWRITING ON THE WALL
Unlf*s labor unions and employers
i .'Tci-e st if restraint over their res­
pective powers and recognize the
rights of the public, the government
will step in »nil take ronrtol, Dr.
Robert L. Sutherland of
litr kn 'll
University, dt lured recently wh»n
speaking on the long drawn nut Paci­
fic Coast ship strike and the auto­
mobile strike in the East.
Dr. Sutherland sa d It was "only
a matter of time until any group
itslnt power without
responsibility
will he cheeked." and pointed out
that as a general rule this country
never curbed power until it was
a Ini sell.
Flour
Vanilla
Schilling*
2 -0 /. Bottle
Sunset Gold
9 8 c
S £ .7 9
Ill-Ill. Bag
Kitchen Craft
4!)-lb. Ibijj
Harvest Blossom
Pepper
Schilling*
4-oz. Can
$ £ .5 9
lll-lli. Bag
S £ .4 9
Pride of West
Ill-lb. Bag
X
J1
P E A N U T B U TTE R
In Bulk
H-< >7.
Tomato Sauce
Till*
B RO O M S
LB.
Top*>
4 Sew
t
V
M ACARONI
■*x
indico ox
,4110.00
iM
I
/
Else !
J
“ ( 'empiete,
nothing
to Buy"
O . K . SO A P
I :<»*.• City
BE
CAREFUL!
♦ ♦
After a storm, before our patrol or
service men can cover all the territory,
:t lb*.
R AISIN S
Each
S N O W D R IF T
Del Monte Socdle**
...
15-ox. Pkg.
T O IL E T TISSU E
Silk. <MHI-*heet Roll*
liny croft
Shortening .............
#-lh. Tin*
B R O W N SU G A R
«> Roll*
PEAS
No. 2 Tin*
SALT
Maximum
Y'ellow Bar ...*.....
:t lb*.
SH R E A D E D W H E A T
V
B. C.
Pkg.
B A K IN G P O W D E R
............ 2«-oz. Shaker
Clabber Girl
2-lb. Tin
you may see a fallen pole, or wire dangling
Airway Coffee
\ AC
:t lb*.
to the ground along the road side ♦ ♦
Nob Hill Coffee
Ü lb*.
W e are using this space to urge a spirit of
caution on such occasions.
Treat every
loose, dangling or fallen wire with respect!
Here it is — the
I i . i O -in.
brilliant ttrw
I'n'PhilcoW *.
with Vitnmttie
Tuning, .</ a mu- lo u f r i t * ! A
»incl* »plit-sctond twirl of the dial,
and "( I n i . . . i b t t t ' t >ottr tlm
/ » » ’" —tuned instantly, with auto-
tnjtu accuracy and peritenon. Pinko
/ «rr/gn I Knm g S y t ltm . too . . , and
■be sensational Color Dial that
names ami locates nser.cas statinoa
in tm lo t' A host of other 19V fea­
tures Demonstration /see.’ s
•v ./j » ./, *,i* W / , i V;tiTH,Umrf
.1 nw » i « mi gMirt terofs -e,<gousk,
Pruitt’s Melody Shop
(Ipp.witc Rialto Theatre
Medford. Oregon
Quality Meats
Pork Roast
. . .
All wires are not "live" wires, but
Pot Roast
they all lock alike.
(Juulity Beef
* > our yourg folks drive cars,
C-C wjv w«!!
iHcir
The California Oregon Power Com p«?
Shoulder
two
Ham
Snlfl* Mb le or Mili
, 1 9 c
■ 12 *c
,. 2 5 c
Lettuce
9e
Bananas <W
*"RX. 1 9 c
Avocados ’- ' t * 5 C
Broccoli
25c
Itallaj,—
Carrots
Rutabagas
Parsnips
|b*.
4 , k . 1 5 L