The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195?, October 28, 1937, Page 7, Image 7

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    THURSDAY. OCTOnER 31 , 1»3:
CENTRAL POINT
A RACE
fo r
LIFE
OR A YOCNO DOCTOR t a k e n A CHANCE
AMERICAN
were my slave I would
have
CENTRAL POINT, OREGON
the
bouud with chains in the galley of
mv pleasure ship."
PAGE THREE
Changes Six Years Have
Brought To Central Point
"Gladly would I bear the chains
in thy galley ship. I would ever be
near thee then, my beauty.”
(Continued from Last Week)
"Thou dost not know what thou
impressed
by
«he
pro.per.us
atmos-
‘ ‘Well—
began Mrs. Daily with a
speaketh, In the galley of my ship!
searching look
into the doctor's ove7,heha\ r m' d ,ü Pr" don>inate
When the present editor of The merchandise store on the corner of
eyes, “ 1 would like to know how full
.¡ W,t r* pl* c* It wag beauti- thou wouldst die. Wouldst thou be American came to Central Point in
Pine and Second streets. Jack Lees
with me for ever— is that thy the fall of 1931 to take charge of
you got here so quickly last night.
brlath .
A1" 8° n ^
»>ls
had his shop iu an old building on
wish?"
Fred told me what
happened in watch a , , ' 8pe" - V,u^
the paper he found the town in the the corner opposite the Finley Im­
a-s he
watched
the
white-faced
town, but that don’t explain how
Hereford
dumps.
There were vacant houses plement Co. Next to this was a
“ Thou hast said It, my love."
cattle as they dotted
you got here. You did not drive a
the sloping
all
over
the
town;
many of our small building in which several men
"Then
thou
shalt
be.
At
thy
back
hill-sides.
team or ride a horse, for there are
is the pool of life, the waters of p*ople were unable to find steady used to gather to play billiards and
Over hills
no horses in the barn.’’
thru meadows Allison | eternal youth. Go and cast thyself work and were in imediate danger between this and the service station
"Mrs. Daily," he answered, " I will tha'i^twistca"''1 h° can,t‘ 10 the freek there in. and when thou hast obeyed of losing their homes through mort­ there was an old dilapidated struc­
gage.
Taxes were not being paid. ture, the lower floor of which was
be unable to answer your qeustion thru the ranch* ' h " *
_______l return and we _____
< <>ursi’ my command,
atoll
followed U s dwell in the land of for-ver-more. ,h'* B«'hool hoard was having troul.l ' occupied by the Swart* family and
at this time. You will just have to
• trust me that all will be explained
u ng bank fo r some distance and Now be-gone and return again t o lRet,ln* money enough to pay the the upper floor
was occasionally
as i ached a beatiful spot where me, my prince charming,
my b .-! te* chers or the running expenses of rented as living rooms.
in hime, I hope.”
'he stream formed a deep pool nestl- loved.’
the school.
The great Depression
"Oh I trust you Doctor." she re­
Ray Wyatt was In charge of the
-d in among the thick willows. T n e '
"W ell here goes, my
princess.” was just geiing into its stride and present Associated station;
plied, and then continued, "Do you
Verne
water was as clear as crystal rt-
things looked mighty blue for the
know what happened in town last vealin?
........ .
, '
”
sai<I Allison
laughingly over his
Pendleton ran the same station he
community.
* --- ----- IMHMllflPl
night?"
now has but handled Richfield pro­
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Jackson county was seething with ducts. His partner, Vince Rltsinger,
sP*ckled | hanging on the bqshes as he started
“ No.”
trout seeking a hiding
_ place from back to the edge of the swimming- charges and counter charges by L.
was operating the old Gateway ser-
"Well, it was like this, after you the stranger that suddenly appeared
hole. And in a moment the air was A. Banks and Earl Fehl and the co-I vlce ataUon acrog!t froin
Faber's.
left Fred last night he figured you on the bank above them.
hortg of Henrietta B. Martin were -yy-
full of flying shoes, socks.
Alexander had his hardware
would come on out to the ranch, ro
'This looks good to me." said the
With a big splash Allison hit the beginning to make their presence and impiement house where the
he went to the sheriff's office to teil
doctor as he seated himself on the
P. Tollesfson
clear cool water of the pool as he felt. All in all the outlook was none ubrary now is. T.
Sheriff Brown all about our trouble
grassy hank to watch the reflection
too bright for the building up of a owned the Centra, ,>olnt 8ta|e
dove
from the high bank above. For
out here.
Brown loaned Fred
» of the fleecy clouds that drifted
country newspaper.
the buUd1nK n0w owned by tbc
horse to ride home on and said he over head and the darting trout in an hour he splashed, swam and dove
But with the passing of six years c|ty and uaPd ag a c„ y ha„ ' Tho
in
the
cool
invigorating
stream,
try­
would get the horse when he come the pool.
It was the old western
the picture is changed. Today our store room now
M by 8afe
out in the morning. Well, when the spirit tugging at the heart strings ing now and then to catch the finny town is once more on its way up
was
vacant.
Myrtle
Murray was
trout
as
they
darted
here
and
there
sheriff got here he told us one of th“ of, not a doctor, hut George Alli­
grade. Vacant houses are all filled; running Myrtle’s Coffee Shop In the
at
his
feet.
prisoners he had in the county jail son. George Allison of the — Q
taxes are once more being paid, in­ Isaacson building. The Damon Cafe
It was nearly sun-down before
broke jail last night and stole the ranch. As he sat gazing in the mir­
cluding the delinquency incurred was in the Rostel brick building on
switch engine in the yard and got ror like depth of the pool the clouds Allison returned to the ranch house during the worst of the depression:
the corner of Pine and Third streets,
away.
He said the prisoner drove aud trout slowly disappeared and in from his exploration.
real estate values are once more
the engine to Coyote Switch out here their place was reflected to the in-
“ Land sakes, Doctor, where have back to normal and there is a big with the Lewis Meat Market in the
A1 Hermanson ran
by our place and almost had a wreck j ner eyes of Allison, as from a cry- you been all day?" was .Mrs. Daily’s demand for more houses to take same building
a
feed
store
in
the
old Copco build­
with a special that was coming thru, stal hall the smiling face of dune greeting question as Allison entered care of the fast growing popula­
ing; Ted Moravia's garage was in
the
back
door
of
the
house
leading
He left the switch engine and head- Daily. Only for a few seconds could
tion.
The city is gradually paying
the Odd Fellows building now oc­
ed into the hills afoot. The sheriff he hold the physic picture. Quickly to the kitchen where she was pre­ off its bonded indebtednes and only
cupied by Faber's Feed store. Amos
paring
the
evening
meal.
said he was going to get a bunch of the face disappeared and in it’s
owes about $32,000 at this time,
Walker operated the old dance hall
"Oh—just inspecting your won­ exclusive of water bonds amounting
the boys together and go after him. place he again saw the fleecy clouds
now being torn down. L. C. Grimes
derful estate, and enjoying myself in to *$21,500, which are being pa'd
Hope they catch him, don’t you?"
and the darting fish.
had his battery and electric shop In
"Oh yes yes, to be sure I hope
-That’s strange," thought Allison general. How is June— I mean Miss off through water rentals and are
the Faber building where the Men's
they catch him."
stammered the aft(?r the v|glon bad vanished, "I Daily, this evening?"
not included in the annual budget Shop now is.
doctor, but in his heart he hoped have 8een thlng8 Mke tha, bappeu
"She is gaining all the time, doc-1 and tax levy.
The school district
The American was then as now in
they would never find the thief that before, but I wonder just what this tor. She has been teasing me for also is in better shape than it has
the rear of the Cowley building on
stole the locomotive.
means". There was a puzzling something to eat, and asking me a been for years, having no outtsand-
Second street and the editor used
you.
I ing protested warrants and handling
( H A I’ TKR •>
question in the thoughts of Allison thousand questions about
to look out dally at the old wood­
.11 \ L BECOMES SI 8PIC I O IS
ag be sat there gazing into the have tried to keep her as quiet as all their business on a cash basis.
shed and weed patch in the rear of
The line-up of the business houses
The young doctor Hpent the re-j depths of the crystal-dear pool of possible, but she is as hard to handle
the hank
The
Southern
Pacific
malning part of the day wandering1 water
He knew that the thoughts as a three-year old buckskin filly. I In the town has changed much In
At that time the had not yet decided our money w:.s
around over the Daily ranch.
H“
.|une. Daily ha sheen centered on don't know how much longer we are these six years.
not good enough
for
them and
found it to be not a large ranch, pos- one 0j j wo people. Which one? was going to keep her shut up in that Nip & Sip service station was lo­
operated a depot and freight house
She is. getting mighty cated just beyond the high school
sibly three
hundred acres. Mrs. tb<? question that he was trying to dark room.
here.
Since then they have aban­
on the old highway, which then
Daily being a widow, ran the ranch aniWer to the satisfaction of his own suspicious."
herself aided by Fred Penlngton, the mlnd
Had )une Da„ y bpen think-
passed
through
town
on
Pine
street
" W e will sec what tomorrow will
boy, and two men who served as ing of the doctor she did not know, bring.’ ’ was the doctor's only reply to the Faber corner and then south
cow-hands and worked on the ranch who had given his own life's blood as he pasesd °n into the living room past the high school. W. C. Leever
in general. Allison was very much that she might live?
Or was she and picked up the evening paper and was mayor and in active charge of
DENTIST— X-RAY
thinking of George Allison, of whom sat down *o scan the
news.
He his hardawre store. George Marine
she had laughed to scorn years be­ read the short item about the killing had just opened his grocery store in
219 Fluhrer Bldg.
CLASSIFIED
fore? The more he thought the of the Mexican by Fred Penington the old Merritt building, now oc­
Office Ph. 179
Res. Ph 1280
more he got tangled up in his ideas, on the Daily ranch, and how June cupied hy the Damon Cafe. The
By ARCHIE PARKER
Dr. B. L. Lageson
Business Directory
until with a shrug of the shoulders Dally had been critically injured b y j’ *f,rary was *n , *1P small building ad-
the Mexican, but her life had been|jo,nins tha Mar,np p o e tr y -
B. P.
he gave up in disgust.
A L T O R E P A IR SHOPS
saved
by
the.
timely
arrival
of
a
.
Thf’1
''«
operating
a
large
general
I while seated on the hank of the
JACK LEES
[stream and his eyes were wandering surgeon, the name of whom was not
_____ Expert Auto Mechanic
at random he suddenly noticed that obtained, but was evidently a new
town.
Allison
then
B A R B E R SHOPS
[the grass around the sheltered spot doctor from
where he was sitting was all trampl­ read the quite lengthy account of
LOV E’S BARBER SHOP
ed down. “ Funtlv I did not notice the jail break and 'iow the escap“d
(Formerly Gleason’s)
this before. Looks like someone has prisoner had, supposingly, tricked
Expert Hair Cutting
been here quite often." he said, as the engineer of the switch engine
Start a systematic., savings., ac­
Central Point, Ore.
his eye« began to take in bis sur­ and escaped by the use of the en­
count now and protect your fu­
For a smooth shave and quick
roundings. Suddenly he caught the gine. With a sight of relief Allison
ture
happiness
read
the
end
of
the
news
item
which
SERVICE
sight of something white hanging
Go to the
from th limb of a willow tree a few stated that no trace of the fugitive
F IR S T F E D E R A L
SQUARE DEAL BARBER SHOP
feet from where he was. "Wonder could be found, and he had evidently
S A V IN G S A LOAN ASSN.
W. A. Shell, prop.
what that thing is?" he asked to made good his escape.
M iilfo e l
(T o lb* Continued)
37 North Holly
himself, as he got to his feet and
B E A U T Y PAB I.O RS
walked In it's
direction As he
CE NTRAL POINT BEAUTY SALON came to a stop in front of the object
KNOWING LESS AND LESS
Shampoo, Finger Wave, Manicure a slight blush tinged his cheeks
Permanents ___________ Allison was looking at a white un­
derskirt. While Allison
was in­
C H E E SE FAC TO R IE S
specting the piece of woman’s ap­
SONOMA V A L L E Y CHEESE
parel the truth dawned on his be­
FACTORY
S T A T IO N E R Y S U P P L IE S
wildered mind. "The Old Swimming
On North Pac. Highway__
I I « N. Central, Medford, Ph. 382
Hole." he cried aloud, "That's
!'■
CONFECTIONERY
This Is June’s swimming hole, and
she uses this under-skirt to swim
ROSS & ROSS
Candy— Tobhaco— Fishing Tackle
In.”
In jest he bowed before the
Bring Your SPECIM ENS
white cloth as if It was a priceless
F A R M IM P LE M E N T S
TO
jeweled rob® contained the fair form
" It's always safest and best.”
W. E. ALEXANDER
of a royal princess. "A h my beauti­
McCormick-Deering Agent
"What is?”
ful brown eyed princess. It is with
_____ Repairs— Harness
" T o think that your rival knows a
blushing shame I humbly beg thy
T A X ID E R M IS T
little
more than he seems to and that
gracious pardon for so rudely In­
G R O C E R Y STORES
you know a little less than you think
and F u rrier
truding into the sacred sancturary of
you do.”
JONES’ GROCERY
thy royal bathery." In fancy Allf-
P R O M PT S E R V IC E
Next to Postoffice
' mn listened to the maiden’s reply.
FABER'S MARKET
I4 A N. Ivy
Medford
“Silence,
thou
unscrupulous
Insist On Delicious
A Good Placn to Trcde
Outside High Rent D Ltrlct
knave, thou jackanapes. Thou dost I
SAFEW AY
not know to whom thou art speak-1
Ing. You calleth me princess as |
Groceries, Meat, Feed
though I were but a child. Harken
Cowley Bldg.
to my words, thou rude one, I am
H A R D W A R E STORES
as old as the cedar* of Mount Le­
banon. As old as— ” •
W. E. ALEXANDER
"Ah. but if thou wilt but pardon
Hardware. Paints
AUTOS. LIV E S TO C K
me graciously for my untimely In­
F r it M T U R K . M r .
lu nch es
terruption.
A* I look
upon thy
N IP ft SIP SERVICE
fair beauty, thy youthful grace and
W e want to «apply your Money
Physician and Surgeon
STATION
nerd» without rod tape o r delay.
thy maidenly form I can but wonder
3f»2 M edford Rldg.
Medford, Ore.
at thy words of age
Speak my
P L A N IN G M ILI
O R E .-W A SH . M ORTGAGE CO.
Htone’a Drug Store
beautiful one and tell me thy secret,
C enim i Point
C E N T R A L POINT PLANING MILL if thou speak the truth "
4.1 S. Central
Medford
North Pacific Highway
"Oh thou ungrateful on ’ If >"»
Dressed and Rough Lumber
Mill Work. Sugar Pine Shingles
_ ^ ^ ^ ^ C aa^ n ^ C arn ^ ^ ^ ^
Have Your Car
T ry an A d in
The A m erica n
Fall
Activities
With the coming of the fall sea­
son come many new actlvltlea at
which you will want to look your
best.
May we assist you?
PERM ANENTS
F IN G E R W A V E S
SHAMINtOH
Claudette ’s
Beauty Shop
H it E. Main
Phone I5 IS
Parson’s Machine Shop
A V I N G S
IECURITY
GENERAL MACHINE WORK
Electric & Acetylene Welding
W e sp ecia lize in M o to r R ebuilding
404 East 4th St.
Medford, Ore.
Phone 119
WE HAUL ANYTHING
J. R. B1ERMA
Any Time—Any Place
Satisfaction Garanteed
Private Storage Rooms
TYPEWRITERS
kM
doned the town to the mercies of
the truck line* and boarded up the
windows of the old depot an trans­
ferred the agent to other fields.
When the highway department do-
cided to move the highway off pine
street and build a new one follow­
ing the railroad between this city
and Medford, much consternation
was felt among our business men,
who feared the move would kill the
town entirely. However, their fears
would appear to have been unfound­
ed, to Judge by the number of cars
seen parked on our streets daily.
Since that day our cheese factory
has been built, besides a planing mill
and sawmill and wrecking yard in
the north part of town on the high­
way and another sawmill just out­
side of the city limits on the south.
All in all, when one comes to
look back over the past six years
one is impressed with the fact that
the town Is continuing to grow and
prosper.
While It is too near the
big city to ever become a big busi­
ness town again, still there is no
finer location anywhere for a homo
town.
As a purely residence dis­
trict this cannot be beat. Lying as
it does in the center of the valley,
close enough to the city so our peo­
ple can work there
without
too
great an expense, with one of the
best schools in the county, live, ac­
tive churches and fraternal organi­
zations. we have everything to make
life worthwhile
DAVIS TRANSFER CO.
S. Fir at Eighth
Phone 644
A . F. A dam s
Lost R iver
BUTTER
SHULTS BROTHERS
Dependable
A u to Painting
BODY
3 3 « N. Bartlett
FE N D E B R E P A IR IN G
Phone 10,19
Reasonable
GLASS
M edford, Oregon
Money Loaned
[ Huber Packing Co., Inc. :
Dr. Burhl Gilpin
RAW LE IG H PR O D U C T«
EDWARD W. JONES
Rawlelgh Dealer
Central Point
PENDLETON ft PATTERSON
General Petroleum Product*
Mobil Oil
S O T IA T E D SE R V IC E
L. C. Crimea
STATIO N
JEWEL DETER
DANCE STUDIO
Fick’s Hardware
•
Speed Queen W aaher» A
Iranern
•
Sparton ft Croaley
frlgerator*
•
Myem Pump* ft Service
21f West Main. Medford
Phone 727 or 29JY
BA L L ET— T A P - ACROBATIC
RUSSIAN— SPANISH
BALLROOM
“ OAT-TIME DANUINO CLUB"
221 Went Mat*
Medford
Re-
Pilone J K «
REFINISHED
!
t
I
j
!
■
Apex Brand
:
i
i
Products
before the fall rain« atari In
M edford’a largeat and
first Lighted
Paint Shop
DAILY’S
Auto Painting
20 R. Bartlett
M edford
Ham—Bacon—Lard—Sausage