•*»»
t'ENTRAI. POINT
PAUK TWO
itfUCAX
VVUÙ
IMlfiaU-VV, MAY «, HM*7
CENTRAL POLNft OBKQQN
V,
J mmmmmm
way you ruu this business. We
think you had better get out and
turn the business over io «omobody
who will run it the way wv want it
- i— 1 — -— — — 1—
run.
it may be your business, but
Re-established, September 13. 192 V L
Devoted -o i U>’ best i u? erests or
. « w a r . going to run It our
Ceutrul Point and vicinity.
" . . .
Filtered a. «wood H mu mattur a:
No,*liu*‘ lno^ *‘>“ rP1> ‘ » « ‘ « t o .
the post office, Central Point. Ore-1**’ *' fh o,‘ e * h,< h ,h‘’ American peo­
ple must make. Shall we choose the
gon. under the Act of March 8, 1879.
Milwaukee wa), placing In the hand.,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
of a noisy minority the rights and
Su Months ............................... 31 bo | power, to regulate our existence.
One Tear ........... ■■■■' .............. $1.»0 creating power without responslbl-
Payable in advance
llty? Or shall we preserve the prin-
Advertising sates on application
ciples for which Americans have
Office— Second Street, off Main j fought and died for 150 years— the
right to accumulate and own private
ARTHUR EDWARD POWBU,
'property; the right to govern by ma­
Editor and Proprietor
jority will; the right to engage and
prosper in any lawful business we
choose?
THE C E N TR A L
P O IN T
A M E R IC A N
Calyx Spray To
Be Applied Soon
It will soon be time to apply the
calyx spray on pear and apple trees
according to the advise of L. G
Gentner, Entomologist of the South­
ern Oregon Experiment Station and
C. B. Cordy, Assistant County Agent.
Growers should be ready to make
this application when the young
fruit ha» reached the proper stage
of development.
Apple tre>“s should be sprayed
when from 80 to 85 per cent of the
petals have fallen and before the
calyx cups close. Since these may
close within a week after the petals
fall. It Is very important that this
spray be applied on time. The ob­
ject is to fill the cups with poison
before they close so that worms that
attempt to enter the calyx later In
GLEAMING PARADOXES
Unemployment and its constant th season will be poisoned. After
FIRING THE ROHM
the calyx cups have closed it -is im-
companion for the last few year
Recent press dispatches from Mil­ re-employment— offers another
possible to protect the fruit against
waukee told how employees of a drug these gleaming paradoxes. Billions ! pntry at » » * P0,nt-
company went on a sit-down strike of dollars are (ring spent upon re-i On
8Pray 19 ad*
against the boss. They finally forced lief of the unemployed But who art I viapd on I,art,ett and Comice varie-
retirement of the man who was thn! the unemployed? How many o f , ties, and on other varieties. If there
principal owner of the company, and| |h(,m an th,,r„ ? Are they on farms, haa bMin a worm COBtro1 Prf>blem' or
who had been president and general In “ white collar" fields, in profes-) saw fly larvae or green fruit worms
manager of 37 years.
slons, unskilled labor In factory? j are present. This application should
Disregarding
the question of No one has the slightest idea but be made when most of the petals
whether the rhargvs against the boss expenditures go forward for main­ have fallen.
Use powdered aresnate of lead at
were justified, this sit-down strike taining this unknown army.
The
Illustrates excellently something that Department of Labor makes its the rate of three pounds In 100 gal­
confronts the American people. The guess The American F deration of lons of water plus one fourth to one
Issue is this: Does the man whose Isibor presents its sttatistics. So does third pound of spreader. Apply
efforts have let him accumulate the National Industrial Conference very carefully so as to fill the blos­
something have the right to say what Board, and others. Senator Vanden- som ends of all fruits.
In case the scab spray program
he ahall do with what Ire has ac­ berg of Michigan says all are wrong
cumulated?
and that the total is far less than is being followed, the arsenate, of
For clarity, let's translate that in­ supposed, and he presents an esti­
to everyday language. The question mate that the Labor Department’s
is this; Does the man who buys a estimate« has consistently been 5,-
What could be nicer for
grocery store have the right to run 000,000 too high; that then* are less
that store? Dos*» the home owner than 3,000,000 unempoyed.
have the right to be boss of his
The only answer Is to take a cen­
home? Does the farmer have the sus of the unemployed, find out what
Than a
right to run his own farm?
the problem is and then proceed to
The parallels art* exact. In the treat It scientifically. But instead
Milwaukee case, the drug company the guesses go on. the expenditures
happened to have 115 employees. go on, and the only known fact 1»
Rut by their sit-down strike, they that there is an almost general
were saying to the man who gave shortage of skilled labor in the
them their Jobs: “ We don't like the' manufacturing trades.
liso---
lead may be combined with two anti
one half gallons lime sulfur on an
pies or six pounds wettable sultui
oa peers
S. P. Pays Huge
the state and is 6.55 per cent of al
taxes levied in counties througt
which It operates a railroad, excep tl
Multnomah. The taxes represent at
average of *726.19 taxes per mil«
of main track operated by th<
Southeru Pacific Company durlni 5
1936, Ormandy said.
Southern Pacific enriched the cof­
fers of state, county school and city
this year, by payment of $1,107,-
770.70 in taxes, representing the to­
tal 1938 tax payment on the com­
pany properties In Oregon, accord­
ing to J. A. Orraandy, general pas­
senger agent in Portland.
Southern Pacific's tax payment is
2.85 per cent of all taxes levied in
Dr. A. R. Hedges
Naturopathic and Chiropractic
Physician
FOR PRE-GRADUATION
C liff's Sport Sh op
ACTIVITIES
Vi’s Wave Shop
Hotel Medford
ATTENTION, LADIES!
Manufacture» of
W .30 oil permanent* complete with
i|*oo, ringerwavr and haireut
117 I t / ( J
J .
$300
R e g u la r 8 ,1 .0 0 D uu ri |M-niiannit
None o f o u r supplies are used m ore than on ce
liennancnt wave.
Packers of Honey, Home Made
Sorghum and Shelled Walnuts
DURKKR FAMOUS FOCI)
LAXGEYDORF CAKES
GRANDMA (XXJKIES
012 S. Riverside
Itionr 1117
Medford. Ore.
International Trucks
PARTS
Expert Tractor, Truck. Spniy
lUg and Implement Repairing
WELDING
Y o u n g’s Beauty Shop
M edford
I'lione 451
Industrial
Hardware Co.
l’bone 481
127 N. Riverside
Buy Your
^
2 for
.Arizona
SHE
COMMERCIAL FINANCE
CORPORATION
Medford, Oregon
W
M
Pure
L â rû
D66I
r i c n i c H am s
Pot R o a s t
29c
1 2 '"
23c
1 7 ,/2C
K -'*
n
DANCE WITH DYNOB
At the
__
^
W~W •
Oriental Gardens
lin e Boiling
Cut*
•
T jr
-
Beef
Shoulder
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
Two Orchestra*
Old Time and Modern
ONE ADMISSION
Medford, Oregon
C o ffe e
F lo u r "SS
W h e a tie s
C h eese
,,
^ T crou n d
Eads Transfer &
Storage
I-ong distane« hauling
fuel oil
25 8. Mr, Med.
8-lbs.
■
With
Bowl
„ pkgs.
Local
-
*,
SUR T issu e
CHIROPRACTIC
NERVE SPECIALIST
Fruit Cocktail
Watch and Clock
Repairing
Graves Jewelry Shop
C o ffe e
R a is in s
Medford
Free Delivery
Nob
ITionc 811
With the New
FRESHLY ROASTED COFFEE
CASH BUYER PLAN
HIGH GRADE SPICKS
i
I
I
I
FANCY TEAS
PEANUTS
• 1 /owrat fin an cin g cost.
• 'l o r e convenient payment*.
• Insurance placed locally
(
t
Wholesale
Retail
24 N. Bartlett
(with your own agent or broken
Available to any Individual having , satisfactory credit
record and steady income, who can supply one-third th*
cost of his or her new or used ear purchase price, either
in cash or by the trade-in value of another automobile
This bank then supplies the balance needed to make a
cash deal.
(
***
No. .........
^
t
»
r
I
hui
*■*.
*
MEDFORD
B R A i«i,t
When in Medford
t
T he F IR S T N A T I O N A L B A N K
C
OF PORTLAND
t
i
t
"f»sr NartONAi mm *
w ij
o- stt tom es
» m
i l
1 1 li i i n
D t » o >
» ! t I
I NC I
O N
Fugane Thorndike Manager: A. R Puehner, Assistant Manager.
Oris Crawferd. Assistant Manager
at
\ y A « 0 ® Lunch
^
Successor to
VOLNEY DIXON
Western Distributor For
Page Fence
Anything in line of fencing
MOTHER’S DAY
24 N. Riverside
Phono 283
Medford, Oregon
n
Say it with Flowers
■
A choice selection of cut flowers and potted plants at
Freshly Froten lee Cream
119 E Mata
Phone 991
8!
n
LI
PERL’S
Funeral Home
JUDGES MEDFORD GREENHOUSE
1003 E. Main, Medford
E sta blish ed In y ou r ro m m n n h j
25 year*
F h ou e 47
42S W . 8th St.
M ed ford . O regon
Phont 871
— M e give 8 it H Green Stamp*—
No store in town
MEDFORD
School of
Beauty Culture
New Quarters
ENROLL NOW FOR SUMMER CLASS
Dinuera
45e
29e 1
Pílete* effective May S A I «
There is a scarity of Expert Beauty Operators at this
time and our graduates easily find positions at good
Salaries. We teach all branches of Beauty Work and
use only the most modern equipment and system*.
*
!
4 m (¿ß
H. C. HIGH
235 E. Main St.
H C H I R K H I V I N G \ N 4 M C A R O R R E F IN A N C IN G
Y O U R P R E S E N T O N K , INN F S T IG A T K T H IS P I. IN A T
■
I
■
e
r
♦TROWBRIDGE?
9
Cabinet Works
c
nJ
22 c
32 I
25c
10 c
run*
Phone 1007
».saOCXKXXXVtN..* toou o o o o o o o o o o c:
I Q
'
Dainty
«
«
$ -¡.8 9
JL
40-11» hag
Salad Dressing
Dr. E. W. Hoffman
;
Sugar
Medford
Render Tea &
Coffee Co.
25cl
1
* >o.
«
Automobile
&
qm
Q U A L IT Y M E A T S
AUTO LOANS
on sny
Melba, formerly of Mann's has la in added to our staff
o f operators. l.yla-LIUIan-Marion.
2 1 S . G r a p e S I.
C h ip *
Distributors of
D U AR T PE R M A N E N T
wave for
Parker's Southern Oregon Potato
j
17c
I7 C
N ew S p u d s
P ees
SS,
FOR
Pilone 815
j
FANCY FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Vegetable Price« Saturday Only
492 E. Main St.
Carold J. Parker, Inc.
Medford
a
Mt. Vernon
Phone 1430 today.
SPECIAL for M A Y
814 East Main Ht.
We carry complete line of
HODGEN-BREWSTER FEEDS
G r a p e fr u i
Medford Center Bldg.
Medford, Oregon
FISHING TACKLE— GUNS—H PORTING GOODS
Good (Quality, law l*rtcea ■ Bny, Sell, Trade
817 N. Rivendile, Medford,Ore.
Awning Time
at
BURK’S
A ll Bunch Vegetables
Acute and Chronic Dlaeases
Electrotherapy Herbology, Proc­
tology X-Ray
Phone 170 Medford 128 E Main
MOTHER’S DAY
Permanent Wave?
--
PHONE 84
A *.
.■ k»
n
m
H