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C E N TR A I. PO INT
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AM ER ICAN
THU RSDAY, J A M A R T fl, 1038
C E N T R A L POINT, OREGON
convinced that it
wlu be per“ ulül1- State Em ploym
ent
under the American system of tree.
r
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\ enterprise, to curry on Its functions
Service to H o ld
without bureaucratic dictation, and
' 'turn a reasonable profit from Us
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M eetin gs in County
Ke-establiabed, September 13, 1931. ! labors.
Devoted to the heat interests ot
S A LLM — The state
Employment
Second, it is essential that Coa-
Centra) Point and vicinity.
I ¿re*» lake tue necessary step» to re* Service this week announced an
Littered as second class matter a: ; move from the bent back of industry, itinerant service to enable eligible
the post office. Central Point, Ore- the
_____ capital
.
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unemployed workers in small towus
gains _____
and the surplus
Ten (1 0 ) and Eleven (1 1 ) In
of Oregon for Jackson County has
NOTICE OK SALE
Block
number
Twenty-seven
appointed the undersigned admint-
(2 7 ) as the same is numbered,
sratrix of the estate of C. H. Howell, IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
designated and described on the
also known as Cheney H. Hojrell,
JACKSON COUNTY
original plat or the town (now-
deceased. All persons having claims
city) of Gold
Hill,
Jackson
In the Matter o f the Estate of
against said estate a r: required to
County, Oregon.
JOHN C.
INGLING.
sometimes
present them, with proper vouchers
within six (6 ) months from
the known as JOHN INGLINC, Deceased.
Reserving the right, however, to
date of this notice to N eff A Frohn-
also that
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN reject any or all bids;
mayer, 302 Cooley Theatre
Build that the undersigned administrator sealed bids for said property will be
ing. Medford, Oregon.
of the estate of the above named de received addressed to the said ad
Dated December 16. 1937.
in the
cedent offers for sale and will sell at ministrator at his office
Mrs. M. H Seyler
Medford, Oregon,
«m , un ei the ct of arch 8,
, p roii^ taxes which are ofteu called aud rural districts to register for
private sale, to the highest and best Courthouse at
Administratrix
of t*1* bidder for cash, or on such other said bids to be opened on and after
taxes without a friend.”
‘ employment and tile their claims for
Si U8CKIPT10N RATES
Estate of C. H. Howell, terms as the Court may approve, the the 10th day o f February, 1938, all
deceased.
Third, business must be encourag- unt,«ployment benefits at points
SU Months ...... ...... ...........
$ 1.00
following described real property be pursuant to an order of the Honor
2«— Dec. 16, 23, .10, Jan 6.
longing to the estate of the said de able Earl B. Day, Judge o f said
One Tear — ......... ...... — ....
ll.SO id to spend in chanuels that crea te jnear their home».
Court, heretofore duly made and
This service wilt consist of a
cedent, to-wit:
Payable in advance
wealth. Income and employment.
entered under date o f December 20,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
weekly
visit
by
represeutatives
of
A ll o f Lot Fonr (4 ) in Block
Advertising rates on application
For example, it is estimated that if
1937, to which order reference is
One (1 ) of the Riverside Addi-
to IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE
hereby made.
O ffice—Seoond Street, oft Main the much-discussed “ peace pact” the State Employment Service
STATE OF OREGON FOR
to the Town o f Gold Hill, Ore
Dated and first
published
this
between the Adminlitration and the more than 50 towns of the Stat
JACKSON COUNTY
gon, excepting that portion com
30th day of December, 1937.
and
will
be
continued
for
such
time
IN
THE
M
ATTER
OF
THE
ARTH U R EDW ARD PO W ELL
utilities is reached, the electric in-
mencing at the Northeast cor
F R A N K J. NE W M AN
ner of said Lot and running
dustry will spend a billion or m o r e j^
local
employment
conditions ESTATE of
Editor and Proprietor
Administrator
of
the
DIEDRICH C. STRAUS, Deceased.
West
70
feet;
thence
South
annually for improvement and ex -i8eem to reQulre-
Estate o f John C. Ing-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
141 feet; thence East 70 feet;
pansion.
I Each person applying for unem the undersigned administratrix of
ling. sometimes
known
thence North 141 feet to the
as John Ingling, De
ployment benefits is required to re the estate of the above named dece- j
point
o
f
beginning,
also
basic
medium o i ,
Fourth, our
ceased.
gister with the Employment Service dent has been duly appointed and
A ll o f Lots number Nine ( 9 ),
57— Dec 30, Jan. 6, 13, 20
transportation, the railroads, must
has
qualified
and
is
now
acting
as
for a job. If he has worked at an
STOP TH E "RECESSIO N"
be permitted tariffs that provide u
the administratrix of the estate of
employment subject to the State Un the above named decedent; all per- 1
fair
margin
of
operating
profit.
The hopes that were held out dur
employment Compensation law and sons having claims against said
ing the first half of last year for This industry is normally the na
and re
tion's greatest single employer and I found ellf lble ior ^enefita, he may estate are hereby notified
continued expansion of
industrial
draw weekly compensation after a quired to present same, duly veri
fied as by law required, to the un
production, growth of private em purchaser of supplies.
waiting period of two weeks provid dersigned administratrix, at the o f
i
Fifth,
the
government
must
pu11
ployment, and an increasing nation
ing suitable
employment
is
not fice of Newman and Neilson, in the
al income, have
been
dissipated, its fiscal house in order— which i found for him In the meantime.
Courthouse at
Medford, Oregon,
'the United States enters the new means a balanced budget, aud a plan:
The schedule of towns, places and within six months from the date of
year under the cloud of a critical for steadily reducing the national i dates for Jackson County is as fol- the first publication of this notice;
all persons owing said estate are
debt.
uu«iinbn recession.
lows:
Prospect,
Orieve's
Resort, directed to make payment at said
Sixth, iu matters that affect all Wednesdays; Ashland, City Hall, office, the said Newman and Neilson
Tha values o f securities
depre
being the attorneys for said estate.
ciated by more than 40 per cent in industry, there must be a restoration I p rjdayg
Dated and first
published
this
108 N o rth Iv y St.
a single week during October— and of confidence. There must be a co -1
23rd day of December, 1937.
s
e
operative
spirit
toward
our
great
they are still hovering
near
the
Mrs. Lawrence is expecting her
NORA STRAUS
lows reached at that time. The un curity exchanges, instead ot an in aunt May Fry from Los Angeles for
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Administrator of the
employment totals, notably in the imical attitude that tends to render a visit this week.
Estate of Dtedrich C.
Straus, deceased.
heavy industries, are soaring ser- them impotent. There must be a re
$
33— Dec. 23. 30, Jan. 6, 13.
Prices for January 8th & 10th
.ously. The standard indices of building of our faith in the processes
Mrs. Mary Richardson returned
business activity have shown alarm and philosophy of our constitutional home Sunday.
Her mother Mrs.
ing and continued drops. Frightened form of government.
Nancy W. Wilson was taken ill Mon-
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investors reveal an increasing disin
The Industrial and agricudtural 1 day and is very ill. Mrs. Richardson
$ 1 .3 9
FLAG STAFF
1() I|)(j.
clination to place their money
in resources of this country are great Jr had spent two weeks at Salem with
I
productive enterprise.
Individuals, than ever.
F L A G S T A F F FLO U R Is milled from all Montana Hard
We lead the world in her daughter Mrs. Ward Davis and
$
b u t t e
worried as to the future, are cutting national wealth, in living standards, family.
Wheat, and Is an all Purpose Family Flour. Guaranteed
their personal buying to the limit, in opportunity, and in potential
to give you Satisfaction.
witn the resultant depressive
in achievement for the betterment of
fluence on the entire business struc the lot of all. Out ot this can come
L e g a l Notices
in GOOD T U S T
i
Royd’s
lure. The chaotic labor situation is a finer civilization than the world
Economy
still another barrier to the normal has ever known— If only we use to
lb.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
progress of trade and Industry.
the fullest advantage-the tools we IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE
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STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK-
This recession cannot be accurate have. Aud in securing this, the first
Royd’s
F a rm e rs A tten tion !
SON
COUNTY.
ly compared to the occasional decline essential is fairness and tolerance—
Special Itlend
IN
TH E
M ATTE R
OF THE
Ih.
Rebuilt Tractors, Farm Imple
which characterize almost all up on the part of industry, of. govern
ESTATE, of
Fresh
Roasted—
Ground
ns
you
buy
it.
ments
&
Machinery
of
all
kinds.
ward business cycles. It is, instead, ment, of labor, and ot all other ele
C. H. H O W ELL, also known as
At Bargain Prices
the inevitable result of a long series ments in our national life.
CHENEY H. H OW ELL, deceased.
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
of deliberate acts which could cul
Call and see what we have
i
minate only in what we witness to EXPENSIVE W INDOW DRESSING that the County Court of the State
or Phone 200
2-lb. Jar
day. Those whose voices were dis
Made from C. 8. No. 1 peanut«
The technique used by the Tenne-j
ROGUE V A L L E Y TRACTOR
regarded for many years,
because
W E HAUL A NYTH IN G
& IM PLE M E N T CO.
sate Valley Authority to disguise the
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they refused to
view
condition«
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actual cost of its power producing
16 So Fir St
Medford
Any time— Any place
Saltisi
through rose-colored glasses, are
Satisfaction Guaranteed
and distributing activities is illus-'
This
W
eek’s
B
aking
a
,b(i.
seeing their prophecies and tlneir
Private Storage Rooms
trated by its work in development of
tears come true today.
/
DAVIS TR A N SFE R CO.
river navigation. A very large part
The federal government has pur-
Phone « 1 «
of the coal of durus and other enter H. Kir at Kigth
suea a policy of competition with
Pearl
C ity C abin et Shop
prises is charged o ff to navigation, i
4-lb. Cart.
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private businesses, which has pre
thus apparently reducing the invest
vented the spending of billions of
ment fro power.
T h e Dom estic Shop
private capital.
F U R N ITU R E R E PA IR E D
c >;<
In the light ot the (act, someI
Scotts 3 Bolls
The federal government has pur
AND REUINISHED
testimony recently givtn by Major | DRESSMAKING
sued a fiscal policy which,
long
RE-STYLING
Rufus W. Putman, a former member |
or
enough continued, must end In bank
R E P A IR IN G
of the army engineers aud now a j
ruptcy— and has continuously put
MADE
TO
ORDER
19 N. Bartlett
Medford
consulting engineer of Chicago, De-
5-lb. Pail
o ff the day of reckoning. Some two
fore
thethree-man
federal
court
dollars have been spent for every
Medford
f>2« S. Central
dollar received in tax revenueii. The which is hearing the suit filed by a
Del Rogue
number
of
private
utilities
agaiust
federal debt has doubled In about
No. I Cans
E
xp
ert
W
a
tc
h
the TV A , is of exceptional lntrest.
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live years. And the burden sjf pre
According to this expert, the TVA's
R
ep
airin
g
sent heavy taxes, plus the prospect
of still heavier taxes in the future, "unified plan" for the developenient
SAND & GRAVEL
LAR RY SCHADE
has been one of the most dampening of the navigation facilities of the
BROOKFIELD
» S. o-ntm l
Medford
”
Q u arts 25c $
of all Influences that retard invest navigation facilities of the Tennessee
lianiis, Excavating, Grading
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River system will cost the federal
ment and industrial development.
government
over
$125,000,000
more
The federal, as well as many o f
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tue state governments, has hamper than the anticipated commerce ou
A
V
I
N
G
S
the
stream
for
the
next
30
years
will
or 912-.J
ed normal competition in the field
of retail trade, to the <end that prices justify. The witness amplified this
E C U R I T Y
have been artificially forced upward, statement, with abundant statistical
B atem an & Son
proof.
and the consumer has rebelled.
1232 N. Riverside
Medford
C urren t R ate
So here is the navigation develop
Business has been burdened with
ment
myth
exposed!
As
in
practi
special taxes which, »while small r -
47c
venue producers, disrupt normal In cally all ventures of this type, navi
dustrial
operations,
prevent
the gation is simply part of the window
FIRST FE D E R A L
Hafr Insurance ai a Saving
creation of the financial surpluses -dressing — and it is expensive
HAVING « * LOAN ABHN.
which are essential safeguards again window dressing indeed for the tax
AN OREGON BANK
O re g o n M u tu al Fire
27 North Holly
M I'd ford
st bad times, and
discourage ex payers, to further socialism in th<
United States.
pansion.
Insurance Co.
THE
CENTRAL
POINT
A M E R IC A N
i
g
B O Y D ’ S
M A R K E T I I
8
M edford, O regon
FLO U R
55
Ú
I
COFFEE
COFFEE
20 I
25 I
i
25 i
Peanut Butter
Crackers
»Shortening'
Toilet Paper
honey
17 9
I
39
19
43
I
5
:r,
Tomato Juice
S A LA D DRESSING PinU 15c ¡
s
In brief, government has tended
W H AT'S WRONG W ITH
in late years to 'je the enemy, not
BUSINESS?
the ally, of leg'.timate business— a
Governmental
interference with
subsidized competitor, not an um
pire, In affairs that belong properly business.
government
competition
In the sphere of private enterprlst and high taxation are among the
In a democratic nation.
principal causes for the present
What can b a done to remedy this? uncertainty of business, according
The answer If plain— and It has be >n j to an analysis of replies to a ques-
givrn many times by men promin-i tlonnaire sent to memb'-rs of the
ent In finance, in Industry. In Joum- j Merchants Association who have
alism, and In the government Itself, j been In busin-ss In New York forty
First, but dness must he reassured j or more years, according to Louis K.
‘ * means that
" ‘ |t must ‘ V* 1 Comstock. president.
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SHULTS BROTHERS
Auto Painting'
l>ep*-ndiible
BODY
220 N. Bartlett
FENDER REPAIRING
Phone I <150
GI.AH8
Medford, Oregon
Phone 691
Pay CASH and SAVE at
BOYD’ S
( Incorporâtes! )
Res. Phone 691-J-2
A. N. JOHNSON. M. D-. D N. B.
Physician and Surgeon
L E I.A N D C L A R K . Agent
10 North Itartlett «t.
M edford. Ore.
Phone 1 4 »«
(Successor to Dr. B. C. W ilson)
210 Medford Bldg.
Medford
I Huber Packing
See us for Fire Insurance
on Hay A Grain
Co., Inc.
j
strong
National Bank has become famous as a
I
Apex Brand
I
mark o f Prosperity. Persons, families and
business concerns to the number of 120-
thousand have found banking satisfaction
within its bounds.
Skating
Products
3 N ights a W e e k
M e d fo rd A rm o ry .
!
You. too, can profit by
Its helpful influence by opening an account
here.
Reasonable Interest on Having«
ODORGC T. FR E T. Manager
D W IG H T U HOUGHTON. Amt. Mgr
FRFDAT, %\J. 8 M Y . N IG H T«
Saturday and Sunday Afternoons.
Medford Braneh
« t illo » the < m»rds for a good time and roll on Chuago skate
H a m — B acon — L a r d — S au sage
o f th +
LARGE FLOOR
United States National Bank
%RT n nrV K IN G . n o « » Manager
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