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2 :5 5 T h e C h i l d r e n ’» F a r m H ome,
N O T IC E
fa c t u r e d pro d u ct» I* labor coat. A»
a sk s
th a t
Mrs. I T h e H u m a n e Society
thru« coats (to up a n d up. th e selling a ta lk by Mrs. W a y m a n a n d
! c o n s id e ra tio n be sh ow n all a n im a ls
i price of good* m u s t go up too. T h a t P r a t t .
j ia w hen t h e c o n s u m e r begins to feel 3 :0 0 " N a r c o t ic s " , by Mrs. T h ra s h e r . over t h e 4 th of J u l y , in sh o o tin g off
—
fire c rack ers.
3 :1 0 C o n g re g a tio n a l hymn.
R e-estab lish ed . S e p te m b e r 13, 1921. ,h e e ff“r t " of a n *c o n o m Jr
Many dogs h av e
been
m aim ed
3 :1 5 Solo by Mrs.
P h ip p s with
D e v o t e d to t h e b nsl i n t e r e s t »
o f | b y T‘o l e n c e r » , b *'r , h a " >» I"
t h r u th e c a re le s sto ssin g of a f ire ­
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crack er. Many v a lu a b l e bird dogs as
3 : 2 0 L T L . C ircu s p a ra d e .
E ntered as second class m a t t e r at in th e squeeze, fin d s h im self p in c h ­
pup s h ave been m a d e g u n sh y in
3
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th is m a n n e r .
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city
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gon, u n d e r th e A rt of March 8, 1879.
T ry a n d k eep y o u r dog c onfin ed
3 :5 0 Duet by Mis» D elores Dole
S U B S C R IP T IO N RA T E S
on y o u r ow n p r o p e r ty o v e r th e 4th
a n d Mrs. V elm a D u n a g a n .
FOR A H A PPY HOLIDAY
Six M on th s ........................ ............ I l . n o
3 :5 5 G re e tin g s fro m H ope C lark, th a t he m a y not be f r i g h te n e d a n d
T h e " G lo r io u s F o u r t h "
can
be
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ru n a w ay o r get h u r t o r possibly
m
a
n a g e r of L. T. L.
j u s t as g lo rio u s
as we choose to
P a y a b le in ad v a n c e
4 :0 0 T h e W.C.T.U. L i t e r a t u r e hy ru in e d fo r y o u r f u t u r e use.
m a k e it. T h is y e a r t h e long w eek ­
A d v ertisin g ra t e s on a p p lic a tio n
Mrs. T h r a s h e r .
en d c re a t e d by th e holid ay will in­
Office - Second S tr e e t, o ff Main
4 :1 5 O ffering, m usic
ten sify
th e
hazards
which
th e
4 :2 0 R e a d in g by Mrs. P hipps.
F o u r t h alw a y s produces. T he w a tc h ­
4 :3 0 R e a d in g by G race W a y m a n .
A RTHUR EDWARD POW ELL
word sh o u ld he, " T a k e c a r e ! "
4:35 Q u estio ns Discussed.
E d ito r a n d P r o p r ie to r
In d e p e n d e n c e Day c e le b ra te s
th e
5
: 0 0 D ism issal.
Mrs. M ary E lle n M itchell, one of
in d e p e n d e n c e of a nation . T h e c o m ­
6 :0 0 C overed dish s u p p e r .
O re g o n 's e a rlie s t pioneceg,
passed
ing w eek -end will d e m o s t r a t e viv id­
7 :3 0 D ev o tio n als by Rev. J a m e s aw ay at t h e h o m e of h e r d a u g h t e r ,
ly t h e m o d e rn in t e r d e p e n d e n c e of
Mrs. It. V. P e r r y , in S a m s Valley,
people. G re a t
stream s
of tr a ffi c Dole.
7 : 5 0 Q u a r te t by T h e D ale 4, m e m ­ e arly S a t u r d a y m o r n in g , a t t h e age
p o u rin g o v e r th e h ig h w a y s will show
of n e a rly 92.
i n c l e S a m ’s officia l
fam ily
i" | how a m e n t i a , a r e m u t u a l re g a r d » „ d bers of th e Y.T.C.
7 :5 5 O ffe rin g — music.
She was b o rn in M cD onald co u n ty
la r g e r now th a n a t an y o th e r ti m e j courteiiy a m o „ d r l v e r s . F ,re w o rk s
since th e world w ar, Civil Service I [ will d e m o n s t r a t e
8
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issouri
J u l y 22, 1845. S h e crossed
R too.
A " f ire -
C om m issio n s t a tis tic s show.
8 :3 0 Solo by Mrs. Zoble, w ith De- the p lain s w ith h e r p a r e n t s by ox-
I c r a c k e r t h r o w n by a n o t h e r " Is, a r -
te a m in 1852 an d s e t tl e d in th e W il­
h m p lo y e e s on th e public payrolls, c o rd in g to th e N a tio n a l
C on serv a- lores Dole a t th e piano.
8 :3 5 G re e tin g s by Mrs. P ie rso n P. la m e tt e valley a f t e r a six
m onths'
not co u n tin g th e p erosn nel of l i ', , 'i l n n B u re a u ,
th e
g re a te s t
sin g le
Journey. T w o y e a r s l a t e r t h e fam ily
legislative,
Judicial
an d m i l i t a r y , cau se of th e t r e m e n d o u s n u m b e r of T.A. p res id en t.
8 : 4 0 D eclam atio n co n te s t by the moved to D ouglas county and redd­
b ra n c h e s of g o v e rn m e n t
to ta lle d j fire w o rk s a c c i d e n ts e v ery F o u r t h of
H2 i*, 193 on April 1 of th is year. The I|J u l y . At t h e b each es a n d lakes, Im­ Y.T.C.’a on peace, n arc o tic s , alcohol ed n e a r R o s e b u rg u n ti l 186 8, w hen
to tal Included
b o th
civil service p ru d e n t s w im m e r s will a g ain
h e r h u s b a n d and
re­ an d others. T he ju d g e s w e re P ro f e s ­ s h e moved w ith
a n d non-civll serv ice officials a n d m ind us th a t h u m a n life m u s t
he so r R ay Zoble, S e n a to r W. A. J o h n ­ c h ild re n to S a m s V alley, w h e r e sh e
w orkers.
risk e d to sav e th e life of a d ro w n in g son an d Mrs. Ellen T h r a s h e r , with has since resided.
th e firs t prize rib b o n s goin<? to Mrs.
She leav e s tw o
son s
and
tw o
T h e 828,193 to t a l does not Include person.
W a y m a n a n d Ivan Nye; second prize d a u g h te r s , R.L. a n d A.L. N ichols of
CCC w o r k e r s n o r th e p ersons on re­
R ea so n a b le r a r e div id es a happy
rib b o n s going to D elores Dole an d L o o k o u t, Cal., Mrs. R. V. P e r r y of
lief. On J u n e 30, 1933, th e to tal was holiday from th e
tr a g e d ie s
which
S am s V alley a n d
Mrs. O rp h a Me
102 in less th a n f o u r y ears an d of m a r it. R e a s o n a b le ca re will in s u re W l l m e r W heeler.
L a u g h li n of Salem . Also s e v e n g r a n d
8 :5 0 C o n g r e g a ti o n a l hym n.
5 7 2 ,0 9 1 , m a k in g a n in crease of 257,- you, y o u r fam ily, a n d th e o t h e r fe l­
c h ild re n a n d six g r e a t g r a n d c h i l d r e n
a p p ro x im a te ly 5,000 in th e last el v- low a g a in s t m ish a p F o r Instance:
8 :5 5 W.C.T.U. B enediction
F u n e r a l serv ices w ere c o n d u c te d
en m onths.
T h e on es a tt e n d i n g th e T o w n sen d
If you d riv e— see t h a t yo ur c a r is
Since 1926, th e n u m b e r of civil In good m e c h a n ic a l c o nditio n. C heck C o n v e n tio at R o se b u rg S u n d a y were at t h e g r a v e s id e in S a m s Valley ce­
serv ice w o rk e rs in creased
18
per tires, ligh ts, b ra k e s , s te e rin g m e c h ­ W ald o Nye, Hope Nye C la rk , Marion m e te ry by flev. S h e r m a n L. Divine,
cent fro m 422,300 to 498,725. in th.i an ism , w in d sh ie ld w ip er, rear-v iew B ean, Dee H ed g p e th . W ll m e r W h e e l­ a t 3 p. m. M onday. C o n g e r ’s F u n e r a l
of a r r a n g e ­
er. Mr an d Mrs. C h an cy A r a n t and P a r l o r s w as in c h a r g e
sam e period non-civfl serv ice w o r k ­ m irro r , ho rn . D rive sk ilfu lly ,
at a
m
ents.
C
liffo
rd
A
ra
n
t.
e rs Increased m o re th a n 200 per re a s o n a b le speed. O bserve th e ru les
A m o n g th o s e who visited Medford
cent from 1 06.242 to 325,634. Since and c o u rte s ie s of t h e road.
1933, th e n u m b e r o f non-clvil s e r ­
If you m u s t use f i r e w o r k s — give M onday w ere D olores Dole, J a m e s
Hannon,
Mr.
vice w o rk e rs has risen 180 per cent yo urself p le n ty of s p ace K eep aw ay Dole, Rev. L eo n ard
a
n
d
Mrs.
L
eslie
D
u
n
a
g
a
n
a
n
d
family.
w hile civil service em ployees
have from c h il d r e n
an d
a n im a ls an d
Mr. Iv a n S m ith a n d fa m ily
who
Increased 10 p er cent In th a t tim e
buildings. T h r o w f i r e c r a c k e r s aw ay
A rriv in g on S a t u r d a y a r e Mr. and
from people an d in f la m m a b l e
m a ­ used to live h e re has m oved to Gold
WHO Ft HITS TH E HILL?
terials, no t a t th e m . N ev er hold an Hill a n d p u rc h a s e d a m e a t m a r k e t Mrs. Jes se W r i g h t of R iv e rs id e , C a l­
S tr ik e s cost money.
exploding f i r e c r a c k e r n o r set th e m an d is r u n n i n g a Meat T r u c k up here if o rn ia fo r a v isit w ith r e l a ti v e s an d
Miss E la i n e F e t t of Los Angeles, f r ie n d s a m o n g w hom a r e Mrs. F r a n k
T h a t salie n t fact m u s t be o v e r­ off u n d e r a b o ttle o r can. C a u te riz e
of
Mr.
looked us violence steals th e h e a d ­ th e sm allest w oun d
Im m e d ia te ly — Calif., is v is itin g h e r a u n t a n d fa m i­ C o c h ra n , w ho Is a s i s t e r
W
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,
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b
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s
J
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,
W
ill
and
ly.
Mrs
E
lm
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r
Clem
ens.
lines But a s d a n g e r o u s as It Is when te t a n u s poiso nin g w o rk s
fast
and
G eo rg e W r i g h t a n d t h e i r
fam ilies.
mobs ru n r a m p a n t t h r o u g h th e c o u n ­ kills.
J u n e 23, 1937 Mr. W r i g h t Is a t e a c h e r in t h e R iv e r ­
try , h a lt in g mail tr u c k s an d Itnerfer-
If you go s w im m i n g — sw im in
A m o ng th e M edford v is ito rs over
Ing w ith o t h e r people who w an t io safe a n d p ro te c te d places. B ew are of th e w eek end w e re Mr. a n d Mrs. Geo. side school a n d hop es to t r y o u t th e
fish in g In R o g u e R iv e r d u r i n g his
w o rk , th e long te r m
facto r th a t stro n g tid e s an d
c u rren ts
Know
L. J a n t z e r a n d sons T e d d y a n d L e w ­
v a c a tio n .
s t rik e s a r e costly ca n n o t he o v e r­ yo ur lim its as a sw im m er. W ait tw o
is. Mr. a n d Mrs. C la u d J o h n s o n an d
looked.
h o u rs a f t e r eating .
Avoid sh allo w o th e rs.
F ir s t, th e y Hre costly to th e m i n ­ places
E u g e n e D u n a g a n w ho is a t t e n d i n g
o ritie s who decide to strik e. S econd­
s u m m e r school In A s h la n d w as h o m e
ly. th e y a r e costly to th e g r e a t e r
o v e r th e w eek end.
P h) a lc i in and Surgeon
n u m b e r s w ho a r e forced out of e m ­
2 1 0 M edford Itldg.
A p a r t y of y o u n g people en jo y ed
p lo y m e n t in th e i r own p la n t o r who
Me. 'ford, Ore.
a picnic lu n c h a n d v isit to C r a t e r
are laid off because a c u s t o m e r plant
Lake Sunday. The
young
peo ple
C en tral P o in t
J u n e 18, 1937
h as been closed o r a so u rce of supply
S T O N E S D R U G STORE
w ere W i l m e r W h e e l e r , E m o r y Moore
Mr. a n d Mrs. G eo rg e
I* J a n t z o r
cut off. T hey a r e costly to th e sh o p ­
I r e n e ' Nye, V elm a F o w le r. D olores
to M edford
keepers, th e doctors, law y ers ami m ade a busin ess t r i p
Dole, Floyd Dole. W a ld o Nye. H o r ­
c a n d le stic k m a k e rs
in every c o m ­ Monday.
ace W ilso n a n d P a u l Dole.
m unity. W ith losses ru n n i n g
Into
A baseb all g a m e was played S u n ­
T h e log g in g o u t f i t of t h e J a n t x e r ' s
billions of do llars, th e y a r e c u tt in g day b etw een Prospect a n d M edford.
Mill h a v e m oved to t h e
W oodruff
DRNTW TRÏ
heavily Into
th e n a ti o n a l
Income, T h e sco re was 3 to 5 In fav o r of
Meadows w h e re t h e y
are
lo g g in g
4
1
0
M edford Bldg.
out of w hich com es t h e living s t a n d ­ P rospect.
choice S u g a r Pine.
M edford, O regon
a rd of all th e people.
T h e W.C.T.U. local I n s t i t u t e was
These fa c to rs a r e felt Im m edlate- well a tt e n d e d . It w as held
at th e
T h is office is t h e p r o u d re cip ien t
ly hy t h e v a rio u s g ro u p s d ir e c tly a f - 1 c h u rc h of th e N azaren e b e g in n in g at
of tw o b e a u ti f u l b o u q u e ts of sw eet
fected. But th e toll th a t th e p resen t ¡ 2 : 3 0 p. m T h e p ro g r a m w as as fol-
peas an d baby b r e a t h ., o n e b o u q u e t
w ave of s t r ik e s an d com pulsory lows.
com posed of la r g e r u f f le d l a v e n d e r
w age Increase» will ta k e in th e fu- j 2 : 3 0 D evotional» by Rev. L e o n a rd
s w eetp o as th e o t h e r mixed s h a d e s of
tu r n of t h e b u y e r of m a n u f a c tu r e d H an n o n .
pink an d rose.
good* ca n n o t be c a lc u la te d
1 2 :5 0 I n t ro d u c ti o n of le a d e r. Mrs
L e t ’s look at it calm ly. F ro n t 70 ( E llen T h r a s h e r of G r a n ts P ass, w ho
to 80 p er cent of th e cost of maim - is th e C o u n ty P res id en t.
THE
CENTRAL
POINT
I
A M E R IC A N
T H U W D A V , J U L Y 1, 1987
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
Pioneer Lady, 92,
To Last Reward
WRESTLING NEWS Elmer Merritt Wins
Extended Free Trip
In one of th e m ost sp in e -tin g lin g
w re s t lin g c ard s p r e s e n te d
by P r o ­
m o t e r Mack L illa rd th is y e a r, th e
Black D rag o n w hipped F r a n k i e T a y ­
lor In th e m ain e v e n t, F r a n k S ojack
k n o c k e d off Monte
L aD u e
In the
m id dle a ff a ir , an d
P e te
B elcastro
lick ed D ale H a d d o c k In t h e o p e n e r
a f t e r th e six h u sk ie s h a d h a m m e r e d
th e m s e l v e s in to v a rio u s
states
of
e x h a u s t io n in a g re a t b a tt le royal.
N e a rly a capacity crow d t u r n e d out
to see t h e c o n tin u a n c e of th e fa m o u s
B elcastro -B lack D rag o n fued a t th e
a r m o r y M onday n ig h t a n d a lt h o u g h
th e tw o d i d n 't m eet in th e m a in
tan g le , t h e c u s to m e rs m o r e t h a n got
t h e i r m o n e y ’s w o rth in t h a t open in g
free-for-all.
EDITORIALS
J
Mr. and Mr#. Wright
To Visit Relatives
Mr. E l m e r M e r ritt, eon of Mr. an d
Mrs C. M M e r rit t of C e n tr a l P o in t ,
who is in th e em p lo y of th e S p e rr y
F l o u r Co. of K l a m a t h F a lls w o n an
e x ten d e d tr ip w ith all ex p en ses paid
by th e C om p an y . L ea v in g on J u n e
15 tr a v e li n g hy t r a i n fro m S an F r a n ­
cisco to New Y ork th e n c e by b oat to
Miami F lo r id a a n d G alv esto n T ex as
O th e r w in n e r being p ick ed u p alon;,
th e r o u t e a n d all e n jo y i n g a sto p at
th e m a in p lan t in L a n s in g M ich igan
w h ere th e y w ere sh o w n th e e n t i r e
w o rk in g system . V isits In o t h e r c itie s
in clu d ed C hicag o , D e tro it. New Y ork
Miami, G a lv e s to n a n d o th e r s .
The
g r o u p t h e n r e t u r n e d to th e coast a n d
t h e r v a r i o u s home».
USED LAWNMOWERS
$1.50 to $3.50
New Lawnmowers—$6.50 to $10.00
iSÏMS B R O S.
P hone
oat
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X. F ir
Why Not
Pay Cash?
• Lowest Financing Costs
• Smaller Monthly Payments
• Insurance Placed Locally
with your own agent or broker
• Established Bank Credit
U n d e r t h i s plan you a r e p re p a r e d to w r it e y o u r p e rs o n a l ch eck o r
p r e s e n t a c a s h i e r ’s ch eek fo r p a y m e n t in full w hen
you select a
new a u to m o b il e o r a n y used e a r t h a t is less t h a n t h r e e y e a rs old.
T h e b o r r o w e r s u p p lies o n e - t h ir d of t h e cost of his or h e r a u to m o -
l#ile p u rc h a s e price. T his m ay be in cash o r hy th e tr a d e - i n v a lu e
of a n o t h e r au tom o bile. We su p p ly th e b a la n c e n eed ed to m ak e-
possible a cash deal. M o d e r a le i n t e r e s t on y o u r loan an d in s u r a n c e
on y o u r c a r a r e th e only costs. T h e r e a r e no e x tr a c h a rg e s . I n v e s ti­
g a te th is P la n befo re you buy a car.
E u g e n e T h o rn d ik e . M a n a g e r
A. R. P u c h n e r , A s s is ta n t M anag r
O ris C ra w fo rd , A s s i s ta n t M a n a g e r
★ MEDFORD BRANCH *
T he FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND
FIRST NATIONAL RANK
WfSI OF THC ROCKIIS"
Dr. B. C. Wilson
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H u t u
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COItOlUlOK
PROSPECT ITEMS
FIRST FEDERAL
Dr. I. H. Gove
C liffs S p o rt S h o p
EVERYTHI NG FDR TH E FISHERM EN
Good Q uality, I/o« P rices— Huy, S ell, T ríele
»17 X. R iverside, M edford, Oregon
OPEN DAILY I P.M .— 9 : 4 5 P.M.
IO
A.M.— 9 :4 3
P.M.
LAWNMOWER SHARPENING
& SERVICE
M edford, Ore.
P h o n e 895
:
i
STEWART
WARNER
:
:
!
:
!
Summer
Clothes
Cleaned the
30 N. Riverside
2 Phone 166
» » V *»-• * • • • • • • 9
Medford
P ric e d front
$1.50 to $5.00
COOK’S
BEAUTY SHOP
1» N. B a r tl e tt
Medford
P h o n e 91
4% per Annum
for the past half year, payable
to all investors July 1, 1937
All Accounts Insured Up to
$5,000
by th e F ed eral S avings an d Loan In s u r a n c e t'o r p ., W a s h i n g to n D C
H. C. H IG H
Successor to
VOLNEY DIXON
SAV -A -STEP
W estern D istrib u tor For
Page Fence
Officers
UREI» I« H E A T H . Pres.
WM. H. F L U H R E R . \ lot -P r o ,.
A nything In lin e o f fen cin g
124 N
EXPERT WORK
REASONABLE PRICES
:
NO PU L L S NO BUR NS
W i t h th e Fam out
ZORIC WA Y
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