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About The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195? | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1939)
THURSDAY, A PR IL a «, 1239 (•>:YTRAL HOIXT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON PAUK TWO the public payrolls, and a good pro j ,v local youth got up at fiTe thirty Î ed on what measure« it takes to pro portion of them receive salaries the other morning to play tennia. It vide aad safeguard it* water supply; ranging from 15.000 to 112.000 a I i« not believed that be would get up to furnish adequate and safe sewer- • sge disposad. to reduce infant and year Certainly there is no justice j that early to mow the lawn maternal deaths, to combat tuber or reaaon in permitting theae peo> Hal Jewett went to the rescue of culosis and syphilll*. to protect its Re-established, depteiaber I I . 1928. pie to go tax free— while persona in Devoted to tba best interest* of private"todustry with lncimea’ aa” u»w I hU do« lh* otl“ ’ r ***■ whea * U r ,‘ •citlxens agaln*t other communicable Central Point and vicinity aa *1.000 are taxed to maintain *r do< threatened to chew Hal* dog disease* to Insure healthy children Entered a* second ccaaa matter n: tlserm I *o ribbon« Hal'« dog then turned to protect and safeguard its milk the post office. Central Point, Ore- There are about J.kOO.IHHl per around and bit him. Hal has a aore ' and other foods; to promote effec gvo, cruier rtK< Act of March A, 1171. son* now • mployed by government. thumb as a result but vows be wonld tive cooperation with its physicians end dentists in furnishing necessary A large number of them, of course, resuce bis doggie again. SUBSCRIPTION RATt-a I service* t0 all those, who need them Ml* M on th *-----------------------------ll.b * have salaries which fall below the Our humble apologies go to the One Year ------------------------ — 11.40 exemption« allowed in the income gentleman we accused o f social and to enlarge and Improve its lay tax law«. But maaiy enjoy salaries climbing and neglecting bis exercise understanding of ways and means of Payable in advance above those limits and they should It now comes to light that all bad | preventing sickness and death and Advertising rate« on application of maintaining good health. he taxed precisely as anyone else in Office— Second Street, off Main minton equipment was available and Thee* contests are said to be the the same income bracket is taxed after all any man is entitled to an ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL most effective ni* ans of atiinulatins This rill bring in substantial addi evening with the school masters Editor and Proprietor and tional revenue to government— and club, providing the gentleman is a ¡adequate health protection health promotion service« yet de at tbe same time it should have an school master: and he is' vised in this country. excellent moral effect on the go This year'was the first time that vernment officials and employes We went into a ladies' shop in Jackson county had entered the con who control the «bending. Medford the other day and were test since extending the health de A HISTORIC DECISION treated to the sight and sound* of partment staft to its present size, The hlatorlc Supreme Court deci clerks being hilarious over a ship and the award received is the first sion of March 27, which held, in the ment of summer bats for milady. to come to this section from this words of Justice Stone, that there They had reason to be hilarious. contest. is no constitutional immunity “ from It'a good to have money and the In announcing receipt of the Nels Florry caught a nice lot ol things that money can buy; income taxation of officerg or em award Dr. Merkel stated that the fish opening day but feels he would ployes of the national or a state But It'* good too, to check up county health department had re government or their instrumentali Once in a while and make sure you have had better luck if be had gone ceived the cooperation of the health the day before the season opened. haven't ties,’' apparently removes all legal committee of the Jackson County He feeling the fish knew he was Lost the thing* that money can't obstacles in the way o f a reform coming opening day and went into chamber of commerce and of the buy. taht has long been advocated. county school superintendent's of hiding. It has been generally believed fice In preparing the data for en Susie, a little 4-year old Central that It would be unconstitutional for trance in the contest. Point girl received a whipping from j any branch of government to tax the her mamma last week and went to Ayers’ Infant Is workers of another, and it has been her grandpa for sympathy. After Summoned by Death Past Matrons Club argued that an amendment to the being duly petted, her grandfather constitution would be necessary to Entertain Husbands Sharon Lee Ayres, infant daught started to talk tn another party make that possible. Tbls decision. standing by and made th« remark. er of Mr. and Mrs. Russel V. Ayres In deciding that the federal govern The Past Matrons club of Nevita “ That D------- liquor” . Immediately of 225 North Holly street, Medford, ment and the states would not ham Chapter O.E.S. met at the Masonic Rosie spoke up “ My mamma is a passed away at a local hospital on per or burden each other by extend Temple Wednesday, April 18 for a Tuesday evening, April IS. D------- llcker." ing their taxing power to govern Beside« her parents, Sharon Lee «5:30 P.M. dinner to which the hus ment workers, now makes that argu This 1« the way a news story was is survived by her grandparents. bands and families were invited. ment completely Invalid. given to a reporter yesterday— Mr. and Mrs. Ward MeReyuuIds of About 65 were seated at the beau The President of the United Weiner Roast, Paper Staff, tonight, Medford and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. tifully decorated tables which were laden with the best of food. States, other high government of Jackson Hot. Ayres of Jacksonville. ficials, business leaders, newspapers, Led by Ed. Vincent, all Joined In It has been reported to us that singing several old time songs. and a large number of economists G R A N G _______ E NOTES have all pointed to the unfairness the Civic club ladies are planning I Then a guest from Rockfort Chap of tax freedom for government to build a pool In the city park and I The regular meeting of the ter, 111., Mrs. Ella Rowan, favored workers. In a great many cases plant catfish to raise funds, and also j f}Tange whj ^ Aprn 21st at 8 P.M. us with three of her famous read these workers receive higher salaries to draw larger percentage of the There will be special instruction in ings, two illustrating the old fash than they would be paid for com more hlgh-brow people to our town Orange work and Mr. Brainerd will ioned spelling, and third was “ Peo parable work in private business. as the club ayways works for all tell us some Interesting things about ple Will Talk” , which was greatly During recent years especially, civic betterment. enjoyed by all. his recent trip to Texas. thousands upon thousands of addi Miss Alice Hanley gave a most in Misses Pcnland, Pepper and tional persons have been placed on teresting talk on the Indian situa Thompson picking out slacks and Jackson County tion in our valley in early days, sweaters to wear to a welner roast W ins Aw ard in which held the listeners tense, es In the hope that the welner roast pecially the children. Health Contest will come along. The remainder of the evening was Award of merit in the fifth an spent In playing various games. R. H. Moore advising Lu Smith TH E C E N T R A L P O IN T A M E R IC A N W R E S T L IN G N E W S Danny ( Jitt«r-Bug » M i S h t l a . meaner than ever, tasted victory for the first time in three weeks in the .Medford armory last Monday night by putting the screw* on Alabama Jimmy Lott in a wild main event. Th- fight-heavyweight champi*». event, and the Mad Italian grabbed the squabble, two falls to one. Young Ken Ackea, like last Mon i day, was no match for Phil Romano in the opener, the big Aztec Indiau grabbing tumbles in the first and , third rounds loser to Lott last week on a foul, I came hack to grab their rematch ( which Lott demanded I by slam ming Jimmy to the mat with a pile- driver after 30 minutes of alley brawling. It was the lone fall of the match, and left Lot so shaken he was unable to continue. Pete Belcastro's painful bouncing surfboad proved too potent for Vern Clark in a brutally-fought middle 1TLM8 FREE DEVELOPED ULTRA-FINE GRAIN PROCESS nun 4c GLOSSY PRINTS All work done in our own Photo Finishing Shop In at It A.M., Ready ,1 P.M. Buy Films Here 10 ^ Less S W E M ’S KODAKS & SUPPLIES Medford EDITORIALS 5o what?- THE. COFFEE P O T Medford's Only Drive-in Tray Service SANDWICHES FOUNT AIN DRINKS AUTO REPAIR HHOHM JACK LEES' GARAGE BARBER MMUHM For a smooth shave and quick BER VICE Go to the SQUARE DEAL BARBER SHUP W. A. Shell, prop. that be would rather starve and have It over with than thin onions In tbe hot sun. He was sitting in the shade while delivering this in teresting lecture. He also gave this reporter a little lecture about not wanting his name tn print. Candnid camera week is over. It la now possible to walk around the corner of the school building, H KAfTY PARLOR«_______ munching an apple or wllh your CENTRAL POINT BEAUTY SALON right face on, without fear of seeing Shampoo, Kluger Wave, Manicure Permanents ____ a picture of same In the 1939 num ber of “ THE POINTER ANNUAL.” CUREME PA« TORI KH SONOMA VALLEY CHEESE FACTORY On North Pac. Highway CONI’ KCTIO.NKKY ROSS A ROSS Candy— Tobbaco— Fishing his luck at was grieved always wise both of you Tackle FARM IMPLEMENTS W. K. ALEXANDER McCormick-Dear log Agent Repaire— Harnees GROCERY STORKS JONES' GROCERY Nest to Poetoffioe. FABER'S MARKET A Good Place to Trade HARDWARE STORE« W. E. ALEXANDER Hardware. Palate RAWI.K1GH PRODUCTS EDWARD W JONES Rawlelgh Dealer Central Point BE RV 1C II Spencer Baxter tried badminton Sunday and to learn that it is not to say, "Aw, I can boat gals at once." Mr. Ilarrleon thinks that it Is a fine thing when a bicycle will out run his ford. But as Mr. Harrleon points out, "It takes time to etart a ford, whereas all a bicycle rider has to do is hop on his rusty Bleed and be off-'' The flowers that bloom in the spring tra-la felt a slight touch of winter last we«-k and wished they hadn’t. Anyone wishing to hear about the world's most painful operation may do *o by calling on Harold Plsrw Anyone NOT wishing to bear about It will do well not to get within shouting distance of the young man nual Rural Health Conservation con test, sponsored by the United States Chamber o f Commerce and the Am erican Public Health Association wag won this week by Jackson Coun ty. Receipt of the award wag an nounced by Dr. A. B. Merkel, pu blic health officer, who stated that this was the first time In a number of years that Jackson county bad entered, and the first time she bad received the coveted award, sharing honors with Just four other counties west of the Rocky mountains. First prize In the western division was awarded Los Angeles county, California. No other wards went to that state, the others coming to counties In Oregon and Washington. Other Oregon counties honored were Marion and Wasco. The contest is financed by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation of Battle Creek, Mich., and awards are m ade on the effectlvenesa with which a community Is meeting Us health pro grams. Each community Is apprals- Meet your friends at the Coffee Pot You Arc Welcome North on Riverside ASSOCIATED SERVICE _____ L C. O rines STATION _______ Skinner *s Dependable Used Cars R IV E R SID E LO T 103« B U C K SEDAN, Very Good »89,1.00 19;»« BUICK COUPE, Only .................................. ».145.00 1987 NASH LAVKAYETTE SEDAN *585.00 1937 G.M.C, PICKUP, Long Box »500.00 193.1 CHEVROLET DELUXE TOWN SDN. 6:195.00 193« MARMOX SEDAN, A Bargain 9 6 , 1.00 B A R T L E T T S T . LO T Medford Concrete Construction Co. REAL ESTATE ani ALL NEW EQUIPMENT FOR RETREADING A Vi LCAMZINC. 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