TlllRsDAY, AUGUST 7, Iitit
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CENTK.Au -viNT, OREGON
PAGE TWO
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have proved fatal not so long ago,
are now saved, and disfiguring scars
largely prevented. This is Just < one
of the many chapters in the book t of
achievement of private medicine in
13, 1924. thia country.
THE CENTRAL POINT
AMERICAN
Re-established, September
Entered as second class matter at
»he post office. Central Point, Ore
gon, under the Act of March 8. 1379.
E »RNEI» TRIBUTE
United States Representative Clif
ford
Davis
of Tennessee.
recently
Published
weekly at
Central
I’oitil, Jackson County, Oregon and paid the fire Insurance industry a
devoted to tbe best interests of the well-deserved tribute for Its splendid
work In
aiding
national
defense
city and vicinity.
through fire defense.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Six Months ................. ... --- ----- list
One Year ............................. ..... SI.50
Payable in advance
Advertizing rates on application
Office—Second Street, off Main
ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL
Editor and Proprietor
EDITORIALS
IN CASE OF BURNS
Medical science often takes time
out to explain some of the lees in
tricate curatives to the general pull
He—curatives which
anyone ean
safely use in case of emergency. Arlie
L. Moon, M. D., tells in a recent
article In Life & Health, the proper
treatment fur burns: "In the early
treatment of mild burns a soothing
may be quickly ap-
burn ointment
plied on gauze dressing and placed
over the affected part and held in
One of the
place with a bandage.
newer remedies which is being ap
plied to burn*, with apparently very
excellent results. Is cod liver oil. The
vitamins present in this preparation
on the
seem to have some effect
skin, which hastens the healing pro-
Addressing the House.
he said:
"The National Board of Fire Under
writers has
undertaken this work
under
a dollar-a-year condtract at
considerable expense to the capital
stock
fire insure companies that
compose
its membership.
without
'any wish for reimbursement, but sim
ply a desire to serve the best interests
of the country....
"Its
recommendations
for safe
guarding cantonments, supply depots
hospitals, naval
properties.
ware
houses. terminals and shipyards--its
plans for fire protection and defense
were developed with the utmost
thoroughness. As a result, when pos-
session of Army cantonments was
delivered to those in authority, fire
losses amounting to less than 33,000
had been sustained ir. construction
valued at more than 3100,000.000.
"To a greater extent today than
ever before wars will be won not
alone on the battlefronts, but through
the efficiency of service» of supply
so necessary to our fighting forces . . .
Conservation of production facilities
and supplies is a vital part of pro
duction Itself, and
the services in
this respect which are being given
so freely by the National Board of
CCSS.
Fire Underwriters have a value far
"If a burn I* ut ull extensive or beyond our ability to estimate. It Is
severe It I h best not to apply anolnt- fortunate that we have such an or-,
ment or any greasy material, as the ganization to which our country can
physician may wish to make use of a look in times of stress,”
per cent tannic add spray to th-
It Is work such as this, carried on
affeetd area, which forms a tough,
quietly 24 hour» a day, that is bring-
dark coating over the skin and pro
Ing ever nearer the time when Am
tects it from the air and hastens the
erican military and industrial power
This preparation
healing process.
will be greater than that of all the
1s not effective when an ointment
dictators combined. It Is work such
has been applied, ami the greasy ma
as this that is conserving, not only
terial must first be removed, which
material things, but that most pre-
is a difficult, painful process. How
clous of all elements—Time.
ever, baking soda may be moistened
with water, which has preferably
Woodrow Phillips Is working at the
been boiled, as this renders the water
Faber's Market and Gene Holt Is in
sterile and helps to prevent infection, the Feed store while John Tharp 's
The water should be warm, and th» taking his vacation.
i
moistened baking soda should be
placed on gauze dressings and ap-
plied to the affected area, This will
give considerable relief. If the burn-
ed area covers a considerable portion
of the body, the person may be
placed ill a tub of warm water, which
will give great relief as an emergency
measure."
In very recent years, the medical
profession has made remarkable pro
gress In the treatment of burns—
many
severe cases which
would
ROXY
ENDS HAT. NITE!
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Foncy Leonard Back
At Work Again
Foncy Leonard i» hack at his work
again. He was called Monday to the
Floyd Hart ranch to shoe the little
pony and a riding horse.
“On our
mountain trip, the pony climbed over
logs or what not that the big horres
went over”, said Mr. Hart, "stood the
trip better, and came home fresher
than any of the horses." Mr. Leo
nard carries a reputation for expert
knowledge and workmanship in fit
ting and nailing horsed shoes. A nd
can make the shoe by hand to > fit
the horse's need.
Howard District
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COUNTY OF JACKSON
the purchaser for the balance pay
able in riot over ten years: the real
In the Matter of the Estate of
property belonging to the »aid de-i Chas. P. Johnson, deceased.
cedent at the time of her death, des- |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
erihed as follows, to-wit:
NOTICE
the undersigned has been appointed
The Southeast Quarter <»f the
and qualified a» administratrix
of
The Board of Equalization for the i
Northwest
Quarter
and
the
the estate of Chas. P. Johnson, de
County of Jackson, State of Oregon. ‘
;
Northeast Quarter of the South
ceased: all persons
having
claim«
will me t tn regular session at th-
I office of the County Assessor, in the
west Quarter of Section
23.
against said estate are hereby noti
Township 32.
South Range 1
fied to present the same, with proper
County Court House at Medford. Ore- ■
East of the Willamette Meridian,
vouchers, at the office of Kenneth G.
gon. at 10:00 o’clock A M.. Monday, j
in Jackson County, Oregon.
Denman, attorney for the under
August 11. 1941, for the purpose of
Dated this 7th day of August. 194 I. signed. in the Jack.«on County Bank
hearing complaints and equalizing
Frederick T. SturgU
The said ,
Building In Medford. Jackson County.
the 1941 assessment rolls
Administrator of the E m Oregon, within six months from
hearing will continue from th- above
tate of Ida Sturgis, De date hereof.
Any
date until August 28th, 1941.
ceased,
proiierty owner who is aggrieved at 1
Dated this 31st day of July, 1941.
the valuation placed on his or her | 37—Aug. 7. 14. 21. 28
NELLIE J. JOHNSON.
property may appear before sal 1
Administratrix -of
the
NOTICE TO C REDITORS
board and petition for a correction
Estate of Chas. J. John
in the valuation as shown on the IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
son. deceased.
1941 assessment rolls.
All petitions
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
must be filed on or before August
26th. as the Board of Equalization
will complete its public hearings on
said date.
C. A. MYERS
County Asse-.-or.
34-—July 24, 31. Aug. 7
I
Latrai Notice*
Builders, Decorators
Attention
By Mrs. Ella H. Leonard
M>MINISTIt »TOR’S FIN AL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, Administrator of the es
tate of Letitia M. Fredenburg. de
ceased. has filed in the County Court
of Jackson County. Oregon his duly
verified Final Account: and Baid
Court has fixed Saturday. August 1«.
1941. at 10:00 In the forenoon of sal i
day. In the Court Room of said Court
in
the County Court
House at
Medtord, Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing said Final Account.
All persons interested are hereby
notified
to
make
or
file
their
objections, if any they have, to said
Final Account with said Court on or
before said time.
Dated: July 17, 1941.
Benjamin T. Fredenburg.
Administrator of the Es
tate of Letitia M. Freden
Stanley Gustin is working on
a
burg, deceased.
very heavy project in chemistry al-
23—July 17, 24, 31, Aug. 7
lotted to him as a summer's job by
his college professor—a matter of
chemical engineering. Stanley has a IN THE
THE
private laboratory where he has been
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON
conducting experiments several years,
in the Matter of the Estate of Ida
outside of school hours.
Sturgis, Deceased.
Mr. Gustin is house painting at
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
i’hoeplx. During his hours at home, pursurant to an order made and en
he has finished an outside fireplace tered in the above entitled Court and
matter on the 7th day of August.
which has both a broiler and an oven. 1941, the undersigned, on and after
the Sth day of September. 1941, at
Mas. Homer Brown and children 10:00 o'clock A.M., at the office of
Jeannette, Truman and Gene of Kenneth G. Denman In the Jack.son
Bremerton, Washington are visiting County Bank Building. Medford. Ore
gon. shall proceed to sell at private
Mrs. Brown’s daughter Opal and oth sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
er friends in the valley.
They are or for credit as follows: At least one-
staying at the Rossi Motel cabin. third of the purchase price as down
payment with a mortgage back from
Mrs. Brown reports that Mr. Brown
is still busy all the time. They hal
met some friends from Medford. She
states that there were people from
every state in the union working
there, some very nice people.
Mr, and Mrs. Derby with their son
and daughter. Dan and Joan, of San
ls-andro, California, stopped for *v-
eral hours at the Foncy Leonard
home Monday,
They came to Ore-
gon for their vacation and
were
-agerly anticipating seeing Crater and
Diamond Lukes.
They expected to
cover Oregon as much as possible in
the week's time allowed them,
It
was the first time the children (H.S.
age) had ever seen cream skimmed
from a pan of milk and a bowl of
clotted cream.
"We know we are
going to get a lot of pleasure out of
seeing the Oregon couatry,” said the
Derbys.
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Reg. Price
» verilgv Bedroom
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