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basltetball 1 » the one 1 like beat.
ty for twenty years and was elected are in the cast.
Miss Mattie, tho Two sperial meetings were held on
to the state legislature in 1932 serv­ sleeper— Edna Lamb; Dr. Spauld­ Wednesday and Thursday afternoon
It was particularly last year that ing in the regular and two special ing. her physician— Cecil Rodgers; for the young people and ou Thurs­
Last Monrfhy evening in one o(
Mary
Marston.
her niece— Lyle day evening a meeting for the older
the most spectacular matches of the I came to realize that my playing sessions.
Moore: Kitty Corey, a novelist— people was held.
season Cowboy Dude Chick, world's days were over. In the final game
j Maxine Yowell; Trinka Anderson, a
junior heavyweight champion and last year I gasped, wheezed and my Table Rock Stock
Mr and Mrs. E. M. Renville from
| Norwegian maid— Ellen Terry; Ae- Correctionvllle, Iowa have taken
Sockeye Jack McDonald, brutal ex­ legs ached like no body’s business,
logger, wrestled to a full 60 min­ to make me realize that it was time
Clubs Hold Meeting i sop, the caretaker— Llyod Tungate; over the Butte Cafe. Mr. and Mrs.
Madame Zends, a mystic— Mary Moorehouse, the former owners,
utes draw. Chick received a thor- for me to retire and let the younger
j Stephenson; The Phantom Spinster have moved back into their own
ougk beating from McDonald and
Play-
The Table Rock livestock clubi i — » ? ? ? ? 7
— o—
w’as never in doubt as to who was
house but are planning on going to
'V e i l , this year I have been an on­ met March 14, at the home of their | A waffle feed was given ft r the Prinesville, Or“gon.
master as McDonald battered Chick
leader Mrs. Myers
The meeting
I boys1 basketball team by tho home
from post to post with savagery that looker in many of the games around
Mis. Doubleday has sold her place'
was called to order by the president Relation Class, Tuesday evening,
this
valley.
I
have
raved,
yelled,
established Sockeye as the Sultan
to Victor Gardner of Medford
Mrs.
Ivan
Myers.
Miss
Doris
Hunsley
praised, criticized in many a game
March 15. Everyone enjoyed tbern- Doubleday has made to definite j
of Slug, the Prince of Punch.
read the minutes after which follow­ ! selves especially the boys and Pro-
plans for the future.
Terrible Ted Christy lost his m :d-: but I have never played one game
ed the roll call each member an­ I fessor Larson who cooked the waf
this
year.
After
nearly
20
years
of
die event bout to Jimmy Lott on a
Leonard Richmond was appointed!
swering with a short talk on the pro­ | fles for the girls afterwards.
foul in the third round after each flaying, do I miss it. I do and how!
City Recorder in Reverend Smith's
ject he Is caring for. > The clubs
The Juniors have already picked j place.
have gained a fall apiece.
elected their official yell leader Dean out their class rings for next year, j
Frances Smith returned to Los
Ali Pasha, black-bearded Turk,
Wilson. Miss Jeanne Urennesholtz They do not usually do this until!
Angeles March 11.
and Frankie Clemens, Oklahoma In­ Sidelights on
gave a talk on the "feeding of baby they are well advanced In their I
dian "wonder boy,” went six rounds
Mrs. Clyde Adams and son, Del-
beef” which was very Interesting. Senior year but I guess the Juniors I
European Trip
to a draw in the opener.
mar have been visiting her parents,
Miss Norma Sagfe lectured on "the have no doubt about their passing
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gott for the
Promoter Mack Lillard announced
O f Goldsberrys spring
feeding of sheep'1. Miss Ida with high honors.
past two weeks. Mrs. Gott has
that Red Barry, former light heavy­
Belle Davis talked on the subject,
The County health nurse was at been very ill
weight champion of the world and
One group of thirty or forty men •‘The Feeding of dairy animals” ,
the Grade School on March 11. She
considered the roughest, toughest | were dragging a crude sort of float,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jackson have
which gave the members much val­ checked all the students' teeth, and
rented their home to Mr. Clarke.
and meanest mat worker in the gaudily decorated in tinsel and
uable information on feeding their also the students from Mt. Pitt
They plan on returning to Medford
game, would appear here next Mon­ ■ paper ornaments, on a high throne
calves.
Mr. Ivan Myers talked on School who came in for that pur
by the first of April.
day night.
like seat were * two Priests, with "The feeding ot all types of hogs.
pose.
Butte Falls is able to boast of
their richly ornamented robes, in all
The livestock clubs decided to give
Everett Bachelor, a Gideon Evan­ three March babies. A boy was
j
it
must
have
been
about
thirty
feet
a play for the 4H program to raise
SPO R T G A G S
long and twenty feet high, and its money. The title is "Mamma’s gelist, was here on March 9 and 1U. born to Mr. and Mrs. James O’Don-
By K. D. P.
‘ crude home made wheels seemed to Boy” . The characters are Norma >
Sage, the mother; Ivan Myers, the
Nearlv twenty years ago when a have little sense of direction.
I.atrr in the day we met friends mama's boy; Jeanne Urennesholtz,
young student at the Deaf school
I first learned to play basketball from the boat and joined them in the old maid school teacher, with
and learned to love that sport above a car rido around town and along the rest of the members filling In as
all sports. Though I have play­ the beautiful ocean drive where school pupils. The purpose of th's
ed many branches of sports, still large steamers and native Junk;' program is to raise money for the
addrd much to the picture
Table Rock improvement campaign
Soon after lunch we started for which is being sponsored by the
C L A S S IF IE D
1 Kanby, 72 miles north, a beautiful clubs. This campain intends to im­
| very primative town, nestling deep prove the communities by cleaning it
I in the mountains, however it was up and making it a more attractive
¡the intervening country that made place. Last week the girl members
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.¡this trip one of the high spots of our of the Betsy Ross sewing club walk­
| tour. Try to visualize, cocoanut1 ed to the corner where the Evans
JACK LBES
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palms (the most graceful trees l! creek road turns north to Sams
have ever seen,) 60 or SO feet high,! Valley with rakes, spades and hoes
BARBER SHOPS
Jack fruit trees, rubber plantations, they worked on the corner pulling
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poncianna trees, about the size of weeds, making rock walls and clean­
(Formerly Gleason’s)
our oak. with large clusters of a ! ing the little creek out. This mark­
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deep pink (lowers, changing them to: ed the first actual step in campaign.
Central Point, Ore.
balls of burning embers, and nestl­
ing in this landscape the native huts
For a smooth shave and quick
with their dobv walls, thatched
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roofs and dirt floors: here and there
Go to the
SQUARE DEAL BARBER SHOP an elephant, perhaps laying flat In
“ The Green Light” , a three act
a stream with the natives (brush or mystery comedy, will be given by
W. A. Shell, prop.
broom in hand) giving him his bath the High School on the evening of
________ BE A I T Y PAKMtHS________ and to all this add the natives with
April 7.
The following
students
CENTRAL POINT BEAUTY SALON their gaily colored dress of pink,
Shampoo, Finger Wave, Manicure green and yellow, some in bullock
____________ Permanents____________ carts, some in car or buss but mostly
on foot in groups of four or more
CHEESE FACTORIES
and you have the picture we saw on
SONOMA VALLEY CHEESE
this trip and one we will never for­
FACTORY
get.
_____ On North Pac. Highway
We arrived in Kandy about 4 p m.
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and first visited its famous tropical
ROSS & ROSS
gardens with all its strange shrubs
Candy— Tobbaco— Fishing Tackle and tropical plants, then a driva
along the Queen's road, circling the
FARM IMPLEMENTS
mountain isde, to the temple of the I
Travel the
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tooth, then around a very beautiful !
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¡AFE, EASY WAY!
lake to our hotel overlooking the j
Repairs— Harness_____
Next time you go to Cali­
lake. They were celebrating their 1
GROCERY STORKS
fornia, take it easy, try a
new year and we could see the fire-'
Southern Pacific train. The
works
n
the
distance.
When
return-!
JONES’ GROCERY
engineer will drive you
Next to Postoffice.
ing to Colombo the following day th"
over the smoothest, ¡afest
natives were returning from wor-
highwiy in the world.
FABER’S MARKET
ship, the day before and we had the
You'll ride in air-condi­
A Good Place to Trade
tioned comfort all the way.
same scene of the previous day only ,1
SAFEWAY
And bargain rail fares;
with
more
color
because
there
are
Groceries, Meat, Feed
economical dining car
more natives.
Cowley Bldg.
meals; 10c and 15c Tray
t
h
e
We sailed on the Ranchie of
Food Service ; and low cost
HARDWARE 8TOKK8
P. & O. line for Bombay and I will
Pullman accommodations,
be meeting you there.
which permit you to sleep
W. E. ALEXANDER
while you ride, are a few
Hardware, Paints
of the other reasons why
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so many people try the
Grants Pass Lawyer
train to California.
&
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nahue on March 13, at the Sacred
Heart hospital. It weighed 7 lbs.
and 12 oz. They have named the
baby David Leonard.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Poke Smith
a girl weighing 7 lbs. and 12 oz.
They have named the baby Jacquel-
ln Rena.
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Roscoe L. Larson on March 19.
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85 years
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GRANTS PASS, Mar. 23 (S p.)—
CENTRAL POINT PLANING MILL
W. T. Miller, Grants Pass attorney,
North Pacific Highway
today made formal announcement of
his intention to seek the office of
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representative in Congress from the
EDW ARD W. JONES
! First Congressional District of Ore-1
Rawleigh Dealer
ggn. The artioti followed the re^
Central Point
quest of a number of leading Jose-'
phfne County democrats urging his
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candidacy. In his announcement
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Miller stressed the need for repre­
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sentation In the southern part of the I
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first district. Mr. Miller served a« j
a s s o c ia t e d
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