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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1939)
CENTRAL PUUIT PAGE TWO -lì - « r a n THIKKUAY, K U m i.U iV .. 10, 1030 O W IIM .U . i K.1IJLU, POkNT, l>IU.W)\ great Iona? Haven't we got enough Ellis.*a 65 year old evangelist of spoke of the "abominable lies" that He led the way Into an lminacu- able to obtain enough garden truck. men with brains in this country to Philadelphia, that was on an anti-1 tee communists had spread, not only late five room house, tastefully fur- The territory Imports more than figure this thing out in a at nalble vice crusade along with some of her'during the late crisis, but during the nished and, from a colonial desk. $2St),000 in green vegetables every 1‘ lppel saw the opportunity. took down his farm books a n d 'y.a r. way? Surely we have. Why don't I crusaders. During her crusading sh"i reign of the Popular Front. For the past two seasons he has you and I and the other fellow do I discovered one of Thomas Hart Hen-1 It is to this Popular Front, dom- spread them out. Re-established, September 13, 192S. something about it 81.1 lusted by the communists and w -: Why are you no longer a deslr-i shipped radishes, onions, turnips We have of-l ton's nude paintings In th Devoted to the best interests of fered a plan that we think would Lewis Art Museum where it is on treine left wing socialists, that able citixen, Mr. Pippel," 1 asked. and carrots to five major Alaskan Central Point and vicinity. j "I'll tell you why. Matanuska cities in competition with greens and help. Have you got on to offer? exlbit along with other noted art France ow»s all her troubles. Entered as second class matter al The French Popular Front came was originally planned to be a farm- produce brought In from Seattle. He — C. W. P ist's pictures When Rev. Mary Ellis the poet office. Central Point, Ore saw the picture she said with indu luto power in May, 1936. lrnm ed-^r's co-operative community. A Uto- has built a $1,250 greenhouse tu gon, under the Act of March 8, 1879. ( ViNTEMIT.t 1JI,K THICK rate attitude that she had never seen iately afterward the "siege" strikes,1 pia where every body worked for get tomatoes to market weeks be We don’t know who the boys were a nude as naked as the one that in which men remained in th*dr everybody else, everything to l>e fore tomatoes arrive from the out SUBSCRIPTION RATES factories without working, were in- market'd jointly, all made money side. He declares that this gr< en who threw the stones through the Benton had painted. Six Months ............................... *1.00 alliterated for the plain purpose of and everybody liv«d happily ever house is not regarded as an im window of the Central Point Shoe Right here I would like to ask One Year ................................. *1.60 after. But it soon became apparent provement on the land, because It shop, but we are feeling that it was the Rev. just how nude a painting fomenting a revolution. Payable in advance that a good percentage of the was not approved by the ARRC. It is estimated that at one time about as a contemptable a trick as an (or person) would have to be naked Advertising rates on application “ But why have you been ordered Office— Second Street, off Main untrained brat could think of to do. — or in other words, how high is up 1 . 000.«00 men were engaged in colonists had come for the boat ride these illegal and confiscatory sit- and would remain in just so long as off the land, Mr. Pippel?” If there are parents in this com and how low Is down? munity who haven't got time or In ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL Then in her efforts to have the down strikes which spread through- the government footed the bill for ‘ Because I refuse to allow myself clination to provide anything bet painting removed she said "The out all France. The food supply o f food and overhead. Editor and Proprietor When the and my family to he leveled down ter for their youngsters to do, it Is nude is stark naked. It's lewd, im France was tied up ana the red flag A R R C shut down on their credit, to the standard of the weakest sist about time the people of this town moral. obscene, lascivious, degrad of Soviet Russia was hoisted on war j the squawks reached to Washington er in the colony. My produce ‘s were finding out just who these ing, an insult to womanhood and ships at Marseilles. j and high heaven.” rated the best In the valley, yet by It was France that originated thej Walter pippel then declared em- the terms of the cooprrative agree parents are and at least make them the lowest expression of pure filth. responsible for the cost of the de It leaves nothing to the immaginu- sit-down «trike, which quickly phactically that he and his family ment (which I refused to sign) my A SUGGESTION predations of their offspring. spread to America, causing serious were not working from five In the garden truck would be lumped with tion." (end of quote) Here is a suggestion that we be Ye Gods— what a compliment to disturbances in our automobile in morning until nine at night to help the poorer stuff and paid for ic- lieve would be of benefit to every T H E LOCAL N EW SPAPER support and feed brother and sister cordingly.” the human body that the Lord dustry. one in our community. This is in A recent bulletin that came to our created. And did you notice where France has not yet recovered and colonists who slept until io a.m.. Businessmen in Anchorage re regard to the unemployment situa office carries word of newspaper ad she said, "It leaves nothing to the may never recover— from the brake whose cows were milked when con- ported that one day In July, Walter tion of which we have our share. vertising views of a large business imagination"? Is It possible that on industry caused by these acts of venletit anil whose hens died of Pippel personally sold 175 bunches Why not start an employment ex concern that could be profitably the Godly Rev. Ellis was greatly dis pure industrial anarchy. neglect. of green onions at eight cents and change where work could be traded emulated by Industry and commerce appointed that the painting deprived The other day I read a very in 'Here in Matanuska the man who 250 bunches of radishes at five tor work or for things that anyone n general. her of that cherished trait of human terestiiig article entitled "The Vis- works is supposed to help support cents, and that on the same day the m.ght have that they would like to In brief, this company believes nature, depraved imagination? Ion of Utopia Revised at Matanuska the man who does not. To the best cooperative marketing organization trade for work that they needed that newspapers of regular publica Many a sin Is covered under the' and I want to quote from what Walt of my knowledge there is only one Matanuska brought t° Anchorage done. Thus If you have need of tion, large and small, p< rform an closk of Christianity, and I am er Pippel, who went to Matanuska country In the world dedicated to to sell 12 bunches of onions and i2 some labor and do not feel that you important public service, and that afraid that Rev. Ellis stands accused from Robblnsdale, Hennepin county that principle and it’s not the bunches of radishes. can have it done for lack of money, advertising revenue is essential to by her own admission, in my esti mid who has made more than $11,- U.S.A.” This is communism pure and It may be that you have some article keeping the price charged the sub mation. 00U from garden truck iu the past Alaska towns have never been simple. of furniture, food or Just almost scriber, low enough to bring the two years besides winning 25 prizes When the artist, Benton wag In anything that some one else could paper within financial reach of formed of Rev. Mary Ellis' visit to at the Matanuska county fair, has use and would be glad to have. This every possible family. the Museum and what she said, his to say; same thing would apply to farmers. The company believes that when answer was, "That's Funny as hell” "When my wife, our four child We know from experience that there the so-called free circulation news — And I agree with him. ren and I arrived at Palmer, all we Is always something to be done on paper atempts to lure advertisers, had in the world was *54. The a farm. Also a big percent of the using a lower rate as bait, "it is the I see where the Southern Oregon growing season was half over before farmers have something that they beginning of a vicious circle— first, Humane society is trying to raise a we had a chance to do anything with want to sell or trade. Why then, depleting the established publica *1000.00 as a reward for catching our land. But rather than sit RINOLKTTK PERMANENT« SOf, FOR CHILDREN UNDER 13 would It not be feasible to start an tion; next, through bankruptcy, de dog poisoners. That's fine but— why around and squawk about the utter $3.00 MACHINKLK88 PERMANENTS $3.00 employment exchange where we priving the community of such news not offer a few thousands to catch confusion and lack of organization, $4.00 REGULAR OIL AVAVES ................................. *3.00 could list these things that could he service; encouraging the free dis some of our HIT-AND-RUN drivers. we walked out to our tract and $8.00 PERMANENT« FOR ......................................... $1.00 tiaded for labor. tribution paper Into becoming a paid Is a dog more valuable than human planted radishes. We would like to hear from some circulation and news distributing lives? It looks that way— what do I soon realized that, If the Blp- of our readers on this subject. Let publication .followed by additional you say? pels were to make any money, it 325 E. Main Under Supervision. Phone 8 4 1 us remember, if the unemployment free circulation papers and thus would be because we got In and In this country is remedied you and completing the cycle.” I see where the government has worked and didn't wait until the Finally, the company Instructs its decided to with hold all information government did something for us. I and the other fellow are the ones who are going to do It. For the division managers to avoid using regarding our foreign war-alliance The first season we made more than past ten years we have been wait handbills and free distribution pap and entanglements, trade secrets *80 from our radishes and we could ing and looking for the government ers except when absolutely neces and what have you, from the public. have sold three times as many. to do It for us and all the results sary, and then to use the Job shops Well— don’t he surprised if you get Come into the house and I'll ------ PROCESS------- we have Is a lot of bills to pay. In of local regular newspapers where a surpris^ some morning thru the show you my account books. You other words we have Just passed the possible. mail in the nature of a notice from can draw your own conclusions. You CLEAN« CLEANER, WEARS LONGHR Here is a logical and progressive the government that will read some will see why, In spite of the fact that buck and nothing has been done 12 million men out of work for policy. The local newspaper fills a thing like this— "Hello Mr. and Mrs. I have made more Income than any THK DRY CLEANING AUTHORIZED ten years represents a tremendous vital placp in the American scene. America, lets go. to war. Flash— A other farmer and am the only per material loss that can never be re It is more than a business— it is a French naval vessel has just been son in the valley paying an income SENSATION OF HERITOR placed. Does anyone believe that record of the time in which we live. bombed. — Flash—American secur (ax. 1 am being forced off my land THE n a t io n ONLY we cannot use the things that these Through news and comment it ity has been threatened. Report for and out of the colony. W M M SR men could produce? Have we all got brings to its readers knowledge of military and red-cross duty at your "I am no longer a desirable everything that we want? Are we what Is going on at home— as well nearest recruiting station. To mobi citizen. The ARRC (Alaska Rur-il 1728 N. Riverside Phone 303 going to continue to suffer this as what is going on in the far flung lize is the Government'sorder from Rehabilitation Corporation) gave me capitals of the world. Measured by coast to coast and border to border. a written notice May 1. 1938, *o the rigid yardstick of dollars-and- The war -drums will roll from east vacate my 4 0 acres. CLASSIFIED cents alone, the newspaper advertis to AVest, from pole to pole, i will be “ Well I'm still here and I don't er gets his full money's worth— and back in a Flash with orders to Intend to leave without a fight.” at the samp time makes possible the clash” . existence of an Irreplaceable Instil i- AUTO KEPAIH SHOPS Such Will be the little notice you tlon. will receive when you least expect JACK LEES' GARAGE It— be ware of Governmental secrets. 4 with GLEN HAMILTON HAKI1KK SHOPS ♦ nnd his band WHAT— W ITERE— W H K N 5 to r ■ smooth shave and qu'ck Seats on «ale at & AY II Y SERVICE : Go to the By Ardile Barker HAROLD KNUTSON. BROWN’S, Phone 101 ♦ SATURDAY NIGHT SQUARE DEAL HARDER SHOP U. S. Congressman from Minn. VALENTIN»1« CAFE ■ W. A. Shell, prop. 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