CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN VOLUME IX — ■e M u s i n g 's ^ tíy an Innocent Bystander G I I CLUB TO BE FOAMED TO HELP LIBRARY Darn it. ain't It ever goln' to quit snowing? If Bert doesn’t quit drag ging out that dad-gummed road scraper and let our weather settle we re going to sneak out some dark night and take off a few wheels and At a mewing hold Monday after gadgets from the old contraption noon at the library for the purpose and hide 'em up Salt Creek. of considering way« and uicaua of Folviug the problem of continued We noticed a couple of men clear- , upport of ,ocal Hbr u w„ tree3 decided t0 re_organle the <ng away brush and small trees Ijt . down the alley back of the Finley , dies’ Civic Club, and to make the li Implement Co. building and won b r a r y maintenance its principal dered if they were doing it a« par', business. In another column will be of Mayor Isaacson's Clean-up Cam found a notice of a meetig of all paign. But investigation showed I ladies in the community interested CK XT KAI. POINT. ORHUON. THURMDAY. MARCH IM, ltM7 N H I It K It S l CITY TO HAVE SAWMILL N E W STO R E O W N ER S NOTICE There will be a meeting of ail la- i dies of Central Point and vicinity at the tibrary building Wednesday. March 24, at 2 p. m. for the pur.iosi of organising a Central Point Civic Club. All Ladies interested in the betterment of the city and especially in the public library are asked to atteud. Remember the date. Wednes day. March 24 Hoopster* Enjoy Party Tuesday Eve. SITE IS LEASED SOUTH OF CITT; SIACI AT UNGE It is reported that negotiation have been completed for he bti.i " l,’> “ ’ in its welfare to complete the de- ng of a saw mill on the south rn move one of Mr Aleiander's build- ta||8 of organization Point this ings Hnd needed every Inch of room A committee, of which Mrs. \lim- The high school basketball squad, boundary of Central for clearance. spring. The mill i* to 1». loc-it -e ;»:-• mirk was chairman with privilege of Mr. Jewett, and the coach w e r 1 • • a outside the city limits on the *:(•■ cf selecting the other members, was guests of a party given at the home the old cannery and frul- dryer , Our city street department hr.* also apponted to call on the business of Roy Jones last Tuesday evening. It is expected that cons.meti. n a 11 done a mighty fine job of hauling men of the city to secure subscrip Mr. Jones entertained the team start at once. off rubbish this week. 22 big truck tions for library maintenance. Th » with au ice cream and cake feed, af Owners of the new mill are loads have been taken to the ci*y committee plans to make a canvas ter which numerous games w» re f’ hauneoy Florey o ' M dfotd - dump, which ought to help some. of the city Monday. • diyed. Mr. Davis of Klamath FalL. Thu- Our mayor has adopted a slogan — Plans were discussed for securing The table was beautifully decora men have been quietly looking over "Not a tin can in town.’ ’— and Bert a building of its owu for the library. ted In the school colors, maroon and several poaible sites in and about is making it come true. If Is thought a suitable building can Marshall Mininoli.-, (Icf ) one of the new owners of Fuller's Market royal blue. Candles of the-,, color* • • • he secured for around $20«. Atten in lilis city, will he ma ns gei of the new concern which op ns Saturday. were also used giving a soft light to| the city for the past several days ami Kveiett halier, (rig h i) and Ills brother ||, ,oacli m Ml, „in ( allege What this town needs right now tion was called to the fact that li make up (lie balance of the n-tv firm. add to the attractiveness of th ■ colori finally decided that the old cannery site was the best offered. Hevei Is for some public spirited capattlist brary property is tax exempt, so that scheme. acre» have been leused just sou'll of to come along and build a few more in case we should secure a building Place cards were cleverly im.de the Archie Parker home nlong the houses. Right now there is a big for this purpose there would be on with black and white pointers ou Pacific demand for more houses to rent. ly the cost of maintenance to rats- royal blue ctrda and the names writ west side of the Southern tracks. A new spur will be built to How can our town grow if no ono each year. ten with tnaroou color Ink. - _ angel food i and one i large ithe mill to facilitate loading of lum- will provide homes for the hundreds j As soon as the Civic Club organi- One i large her and unloading of logs. knocklng at our gates? But, you zation Is complete, a more thorough devil food cake beautiful decor-! A contract was mad this w- -I. say, let them build their own. Fine, survey o f the building proposition ated for the occasion hy Fliihrer’al with The California Oregon Power for those who can. But how about will be made. I; is hoped that all la Bakery, Htid it....... ream loafs of. Co. for power for the mill. Work the laboring man who want to come dies of the community will Join this school colors were also served with ! was expected to start at once on ho here and haven’ t the money with worth while movement, w hich will i orange juice to drink. itid excavating of the mill pond and lev which to build. Aren't they worth work for all sorts o f civic improve-1 Guests present were Pink eling the ground for the foundation. ments as well as the library. Bine O'Connor, Roger Lawrence, having here? The coming of this new industry • • • Homer Myerav Bill Grimes, Richard Saturday will mark the opening q f j o f Faber's Farmers Supply Co. In hy and Alan Jewett, Lome Webster, to tills city will be welcomed With the building of a new saw $118.36 Is Received everyone. Just how large a mill w'H several new business places In O n - j Medford, will continue to handle I Art t'oplnger Cecil Gantenbclu, mill just south of town and other in be constructed could not be learned dustries seeking locations wouldn't For Xmas Seals tral Point, or at least the change in that concern for the present, as w elll(-oa(.h Hulburt and Mr. Jew it. today, but our citixens are pleased management-of one and the addlti m SB a88tst local store. His j Chester Hamburg assisted Mr. it be worthwhile to provide places to have this new enterprise in our # . .. . brother, Don, the other partner. '* Tones fo r their employes to live In? No city of two. At this time the manage - 1 . 1 .. , Jones. community anil wist, them ahun..- jtii present vtnletlc couch at Albany i _____ r can prosper to its fullest capacity | Of the 61 Christmas Seal lett i s ant success. ment of the w U-kuown Ka!»c ' i i ,allege and just what his ftiture I . . .i rv' with a shortage of houses. cent out in the Central Point district • • • cash was received from 35, accord- GrDcery and Feed store will pass in Plans are Is unknown. Both young I ' j e t ’ t ° F e t h e r L l U i n e r Funny how people get hack to the Ung to a statement made today hy to the hands of the new owners, men have lived in this cliy all iheirj Held at Church Berean Class Meets Everett and Don Faber and Marshall lives, graduating from the loeal idea of owning a bit of the Each '* Mrs. Geo. L. Treichler. At Bither Home surface for themselves. During re -1 With the Central Point schools Simmonds. E. C. Faber, who has n liools and hoib from Willamette The Church of Christ held a gef- cent yeses many people seemed to giving double the amount of last owned and managed the store tor l niverrflty. Their vacations have al-j together dinner Thursday evening at The Hereuu Bible Class of 111 • have lost faith in such a procedure year; Willow Springs making their many years, has moved the stock of ways been spent w ith their father In | the church, about ninety being pre and went about seeking strange usual fine showing and the Central men's clothing and furnishings from the store and they are thoroughly sent. Carl Hoover's class had charge Federated church met Inst week at the home of the vice president, Mrs. gods. But now that we are getting Point business district giving near the rear of the grocery store i-ito familiar with the business. Mr. Mur-, of the meeting. Mrs. M«e Rlehard- # ha* shall Simmonds came here last year lion's class niurnish'-d the omuls, veg- Bither. back to “ normalcy” as they used to ly 100 per cent, the total amount the adjoining building, w'hlch Roll call answered with Scriptur- Bible say, people are once more looking received from the Seal campalg i , been completely remodeled and new from Colorado and has been employ-I „table* and salads and the verses containingthe word Faith .shelving, etc., built. Here he will rd in the store since. He has had a class, pies. I here was $118 ,'1 6 . for land to buy or a home of their Mrs. Louise Grime» presented the ------------------------------------------------- 'handle a complete line of men’s and number of years experience in large The tables were decorated with own. the 17f'i • • • ^ I boys' work clothing, boots and grocery stores and has made many thr»e crosses formed hy candles and devotional lesson from •Ith I chapter of Revelations. ^ , — Inends since moving Imre thtTO WM , Mg erO«U M i t And someway "isn’t It a grand ! Refreshments served by the host Occunying one side of the new E. C. Faber needs no introduction light globes on the wall in the front and glorious feeling" to have even 1 esses Mrs. Ted Hill and Mrs. Miu- --------- room, Mrs. B. G. Peart will displa- to the people of this community. For ,,f the room. just a wee bit of Old Mother Earth , nlck w r e delicious We tarnsh the splendor of our a beautiful line of tlm latest In mill- more than twenty-five years he has The program was "Th e Way of where one may say "this is mlnr Those present were Mr*. Ayer*. best actions by too off n speak'ns incry, lingerie and ladies' and chi!- conducted a mercantile estalillsn- the Cross” . The scene was Very Im here I can do as I please"? There Is i Gebhard, Louise Grimes. Wyat , of th'-m— Blake. dren’s hose. Tile Ladies' Shop, as ment here. Always interested in clv- pressive w hen all lights w - re out a satisfaction there which is well — 0 — the place will be known, will also lie welfare and thr best interest of except the Crosses. Everyone enjoy Meyers, Williams, Faber Sr., Cary, worth any effort it may have cost. ! Marshal) Simmonds grabbing M carry a large stock of toilet articles the city, he has by his fair dealing, ed the dinner and program very Fry, lladdie Grimes. Ntehols Thomp son, Roe, Bither. Duncan, Hilkle, M. Mimmick by the arm and récit and notions at prices to comp - c courteous service aud liouesty built much We are getting a bit fed up with Jenren. Illlkle Sr.. Gresham. Cast;. the entire "Village Black with city chain stores. She has ar- up an enviable business. His only this eternal talk of the "farm prob- in8 Martin. Warner. Bennett. McCabe, | 2 — 1. p | . lem." What about the problem of smith" amid a group of awe struck ranged for the service« of an expert reason for selling his grocery store /-• | J laimpmun, Leonard, Limbeck. Dun listeners. dressmaker and will specialize in was a desire to let up a bit on the the millions of working people who — 0 — dressmaking, tailoring and altera- strenuous life of such a business. In A t Bursell Home lap, Falter, Richmond. Mill Sr., Mln- have nothing to do with farms, ex ntek and Mrs. Ted Hill. I Metro Gion calling up in the tions. | his new store he will carry a coin-1 , cept to <at what little they can af-! I heavy rain to know if his father Speaking of the future plans of piete line o f men's and boys' work j The Golden Link class met at the ford to buy of the produevts o f the himself and his partners. Mr. Sim- clothing. b'Hits and shoes, as well as I home o f Mrs. Victor Bursell Friday Reum Rents Land farm? Wbut earthly good will it d<. j was coming after him. — 0— monds who will be the new mans- rubber goods. afternoon. About thirty five ment- to help the farmer boost his pric -* For G lad Growing H A P P Y NEW YE AR— ir the greatest buying power of the » '»'• '> tfc .u i— If some- ger of Faber's Market, as tbe gvoc- Mrs. Peart, who is well known in hers were present. Mrs. Tothrow service after country Is so handicapped as not to on' P » 88,,S 00 ,ho " " ‘''e' •*>'* "Hap-jery and feed store will be called. this city, being the daughter-in-law |>.a d the dcvotioDul Mr. F. II. Ileum of Medford has be able to buy what the farmer of- ,)J ^',w Y e a r!" to you this week- stated today that the store will fol- of our local blacksmith, 11. F. Peart, which a social time was enjoyed. rented 15 acres of 'h> Snlude rsm-h |end. don’t jump to conclusions j low its long-established rule of states that she intends to move ti Mrs. Bursell assisted hy Mrs. Tethe- fers? ■ • • ! about bis sanity. The only thing tin- "good merchandise, courteous ser- tbit city as noon as possible. At pre row and Mrs. Hermanson served dé and will plant his gladiolus there this summer. He has planned to L'nless the great “ middle class" ,18uaI abou! h,m wln religion, vice and fair prices." No pain* xv It sent she owns a home In Medford lirons refreshments of marshmallow start this week and the laboring people have money J » » n d « * '• Mohammedan New Year, be spared to give the people of tLi.- where her son is employed By Swift pudding, cream, cup cakes and cof- Mr. Ream employs ns many as to community the best value obtainable A C. She has had years of experi-j to spend, what difference does it men when harvesting the bulbs. He •Mrs. Isaacson inquiring about a in foods and at prlc-s comparrblo ence in selling ladies wear and make whether the farmer has a big reports that he has very little piece of goods on display in the with large city stores. hopes to make her n<-w venture fill crop or a little one? The whole sys Figure Thi* Out! trouble selling th*- crop. Last year Everett Faber, who Is proprietor a long-felt want In the community. tem as carried on today Is Just that Hatfield store. Mr. H. solemnly tell fa i r rnvloads of bull»* were sold be- ing her it was the newest materia) old "vicious circle” . Boost the cost Ths week Mr. Albert Milton re- 1 „jany express orders, The Central Point Library wish*-» eelv d a card notifying him there of living, and wages must be raised. out and then joining in a hearty Important Subject* ■ 1 laugh as it said it was thirty year 1 to thank Mrs. G'-o. U. Treichler for was a package in the Medford Raise wages, and up goes the con Mrs .! W. Freeman had the mls- Studied by League th gift of a number of late maga- office with Insufficient postage Mr of everything produced hy labor. old gingham. Moudnv fortune to break her hip — 0— Raise the cost of products and np Municipal legislation enacted at zincs received this week. ' Milton calb-d at the office and paid morning and was tak- n to the Si FIGURE THIS O CT—When ask'd goes the cost of living— and tbe-e the recent aession of the state legis for the package. The address was hisjcr.'d Heart Hospital. who attended the party at the lature, traffic regulation you are, hack again. affectin>? The Missionary circle of the Chris identification card tl'-d around his "Shack” Roy Jones gave this an cities, municipal accounting and fiu- tian church will meet at the home of 1*411 fold, with two checks inside. Mrs. Maude Snider and daught) r Now here's a bit right at home. swer: Al an’ I found a copy of a bo ace fire fighting, sewage disposal h-- Mr* T. A Marine tomorrow. The checks had been tampered Marie were gu< sta at the Marie Lang We know of a sawmill within 2.1 gus dollar bill caught in a spider's cycle traffic, building codes, and with trying to raise th'-m. The pack home Tuc*day mile» of this city which is not going j web today after the wind blew. A many other subjects of vital Impor I Miss Gladys Vincent visited frlfnd- age had been wet and muddy. Waa Romeo with pink tance to city officials will l»e dls- to open tip this year for the H f| rich looking at Placer. 2« liles bellow- Orant« the finder innocent and afraid he Liberty. W e Salute You simple reason that the owner hasn't j rh,‘' ks and ,he 8t" h • r,* » r 'n his jcussed under the leadership of ex Pa '* Sunday. would be connected with the par*y had just passed the money (and can't make It at « « w « * . ha<l l « 8» P8« * * ' In « a h |. perts at the twelvth annual conven that kept the rest of the money. Slowly, painfully. coach, t'an tion of the League o f Oregon Cities. the present price of lumber In com- 'b l*b powered) 1937 Mr and Mrs. H. P. Jewett and Through Privation and Pover y. ti figure it out? ;to he held at »he University of Ore- family left this petition with Canada) to pay th noon for Salem Itonald Richardson arrived home Toward Ideality. I tax on his employes provided by th where Mr Jewett will attend the the University of Ot gon | gon March 18. 19 and 2« Wednes Men and Women Advance. Social Security set of which our Ad- j ^ Maple Rain or no rain, I'm Superintendents mc-tlng and they day morning for a short visit. Me Through latbor and Sacrifice and ministration Is so proud. So quite a ( « • »he Drug Store." Mr. and Mr» DuBuque were call- w1!! al-o visit Mrs. Jewett’s sister. will return to Eugene Sunday. Self Denial — O— number of working men are going | ers at the Hotel Valsndra recently They will return hotn< Sunday. Come Prosperity! announcing to be out of luck and be compelled I The Supreme Court Mr. and Mr* Dickson of South With Prosperity C om e Refinement. to seek employment elsewhere Just ( 8 deefston *<i that Jim Cummings Mr Alexander of th- Iniplem»- if Mr. and Mrs Holtman of Grant* Dakota have purchased the Ray Art. Music, Literature, paving any Company atatns that he is too bus» j Pas* have moved into the because a half-baked so-called “ Re. will be exempt from Willow- Watklna house and moved In y--s- And Over and Altov- All. cqrity" law was evolved by Bro I federal taxes -to writs ads for you farmers hut for; Springs diatriet Mr Holtman l* lerday. L IB E R T Y ' T u g w e R and Broa. Frankfurter and 1 " yon to etoD In and see his line o ' working for O S Blackford Down throngh Corridor* of Time Morley. et al. who have been fore-J wot not. And mark this, until such farm Implements and supplies Hold Liberty Comes Only Thus! None»: gathering in the ae»ta o f the might) * oamphoolisbness be .-topped, until ing down two Jobs i* not ao easy he Mrs. Wayne Leevrr of Seattle la Th Scout Salmagundi party which Salute, Adorn and Revere It our people g t their feet hack to revs, delivering and setting up me- vl»iting Mr. Leever'» mother here. - was to be held tomorrow. March !9 FARMERS a n d KRI ITGKOU cits Fine business, tnebbe. earth once mre and ceate this fol cbinery and moving his Implement j and her mother. Mrs Jerome, In has been postponed until April 1 (ou RANK will house and looking after » her out Medford. Mr. Loever came a* far as fooling» Watch this paper 'or !at»r Ia that sort of tbla| helpful t • lowing wlll-o-the-wi*p*. there (Member 4Vilrr»l ItrpHil • otre tbe pe»'«etit-day problema* We he no end to such atrangn things ride affair* Portland on a business trip announcement In M ic a n c - » V r c jin r a t lo ii) New Stores Will Open Saturday; Change Owners J