The Central Point American. (Central Point, Or.) 1936-195?, August 28, 1941, Page 2, Image 2

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    1 armies.
But the
regular banking ly become good house servants We
channels of this country are eager­ haven't the heart to work them to
and ready to finance almost any kind -bath for no wage at all even if they
are willing to work just to learn so
of industrial activity.
They’ll do it we pay them six pence a day. 12
with private money—not tax money cents.
If you don't watch out the
Re-establishcd. September 13. 192b or deficit money.
I small boys will be doing most of the
At best, the national debt wi!' j work while we sleep. They sure ini­
Entered nr second class matter al
I sacked Peter iie-
I pose on them.
the post office, Central Point, Ore­ reach staggering proportions—and If
I cause he was dishonest and lied to
gon, under the Act of March ». 137». the pork barrel spenders have their
: me twice. The next day he begged
'Money for to work here and had George conie
Published weekly at Central Point. way they will ruin us.
Jackson County. Oregon and devoted i anything and everything ' is on«- gov­ in and made intercession for him.
’<> the best interest» of the city and ‘ ernment policy we can no longer af­ but no dice. Joe was sitting here
when George came in and Joe said
i ii inlty.
ford.
’ "Finni Palaver" and the boys both
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In
turned and beat it. "one time."
Six Months ........................................ $1.00
I I«» you don’t know ivhat ’Finni, or
One Year..................
$1.50
it
means
Finny, Palaver”
means
Payable In advance
''Fini«h disscuslon or end I of argu-
Advertising rates on application
ment or conversation."
’ 'Finish
’Finish ” Is
Office—Second Street, off Main
always prnounced "Finni
“Finni ”
by
the
boys and the word 'Palaver" covers
ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL,
(Coniinu<*<l from 141*1 VV<fk)
a multitude of sins meaning argu­
Editor and Proprietor
ment, discussions,
noise, arrange­
March 2nd. 1941 ment« being made, a suit in court, or
almost anything. I have told the
Dearest Mother & Ernest;
The S.S Otho (one of the ehips in boys when I am a,way at work there
the storm on it'» last voyage home­ is to be no palaver among them or
ward. it and the Kobar were the one's I will sack them all and I certainly
JUNIOR CITIZENS NEED
[ almost wrecked) just pulled into har­ will, so I have assigned definite du­
GREEN TREES
bor from the States and the first load ties to each one and if that certain
Trees grow. This is the fact of of mall has come up to the planta- thing isn't done I know who to blame.
Peter also caused Palaver at home
first Importance on the chief resource i tlon.. In this first bunch we received because he talked too much and I
| eleven letters and were we ever
of Oregon—it is renewable.
thrilled. Hadn't had any mail since am getting so I can pick up a few­
Trees burn.
This 1« the fact of rhe 20th of January no you can im­ word« of "Bassa" and consequently
first importance to be dealt with In agine how excited we were. Received can quite often discover what they
are talking about.
Of course th->y
safeguarding Oregon's forest future, i two letters from you in this first mall
always speak their own tongue ex­
bag
and
they
tell
us
we
have
more
provide
Children grow. We must
coming up to the plantation in the cept when talking to us and are they
now for tomorrow's trees for tomor­ | next couple of days as soon as it is ever surprised if I butt in and tell
row's citizens and breadwinners, This all sorted. The mail all comes in at them I "no agree” with them, The
and the
shipments
or first day this happened Meyer was
«imply means the growing of tre s Monrovia
parcel«
which
do
not
come
parcel
i talking and when I chipp-d In my
and their protection from fire on
post, all come In at Marshall which 2c worth you could have heard a
Oregon's cutover forest lands.
Is two hours from Monrovia via the pin drop and Meyer turned to me
Thoughtful lumbermen, of whom ocean. J All the mail at Monrovia 1» and looked like I might have slapped
there are many, have long since together, of course, so It has tobe him for his face was «o blank and
he said. "Mlssey. you hear what I
learned that timber Is a crop.
In sorted as i to Plantation mall and say?”
All the hoys were gathered
Monrovia for other peoplei We sure
Oregon, lumbermen supported the
scrambled through the mew of plan- In the kitchen and I had been set­
new reforestation law. now in effect, tation mail and found
our elevn tling some duties to each one and
from idea to enactment.
They are letters. Gee, it is one of the biggest they were telling each other that
they did not agree with me. Need­
now cooperating with state forestry days of my life when the mall 1 b less to say I didn't hear a word of
actually
on
the
plantation
and
we
department inspectors, who are ob­
Now
can go scramble with the rest of the Biu»sa for almost three days.
serving carefully the cutting methods residents down here.
You scramble they are forgetting again so it looks
of Oregon logger« to see that seed while and sit and read awhile and like I am going to get some interest­
ing facts again. Oh. Boy!
trees are left on all harvested areas scramble some more, then when you
(To Me Continued)
Oregon has adequate forest fire get home you are sure you have
missed something so read it all over
protection laws, and needs them. In again just in case. Oh, Boy:
summer logging 1» regulated by the 1
Guess I told you that I hired a
readings of hygrothermographs which I washtnan by the name of M yer who
record the rise and fall of relative I am quite fond of for he Is almost
flawless in his work. I just hand him
humidity, At a reading of 3n, log- I any of my clothes or Joe's and he
Whil hunter.» are purchasing more
ging ceases, Every logging camp Is knows how and does the rest, It is antelope tags this year than has been
with hose,
pumps and a pleasure to have him as a wash- the case in any year since open sea­
equipped
other fire suppression equipment, man. He is a hit odd. being a deft- sons on this fleet-footed animal were
nite woman hater
(black
women)
Many camps go to work at 3 a m. and
and Is rather a lone wolf, He had established, there are still tags avail­
quit at noon, just when the humidity worked 22 years on the plantation able for hunter« who desire them, ac­
begins to fall.
and In Monrovia (and still called u cording to announcement by the Ore­
The next great step
forward in hoy however) and In allthls time we gon State Game Commission.
providing tomorow'a trees for tomor­ are the fourth people he had worked
for so you can imagine how satisfac­
Thls year there are two antelope
row's citizens in Oregon
must
be tory he Is In his work. We pay hln>
seasons: the first. In that part of
made by the forest-using public. One 20 c American money, or 1 shilling In
Malheur county south of the Burns-
cigarette can destroy a young forest Pound Sterling, and he is very happy
Ontario highway from September 22
per day, I
of 2000 acres ih six hours. And it about the whole thing.
is the young forests that must be mean. He Is saving money at that—
I don’t know how he does It either,
protected if timber Is to be a crop,
but I am keeping $2.00 for him which
DOBLMEIER’S
For your children — keep treed he has saved since being with me and
Keep he thinks It is a plenty fine Idea if
growing, stop trees burning.
misery saved his money and he ts get­
Oregon Green.
ting rich. Oh. Me! Anyway, I believe
now we have a somewhat permanent
HlRItEL POLITICK MI ST servant staff as In our five month»
KT< »P
out here we have just changed one
it Is an unfortunate fact that a boy In our regular staff of Steward
boy. Cook and Washninn. .Small buys
good many politicians are Mill work-
come and go so It Is not unusual to
Ing on the aaaumptlon that guiern- replace them. They usually work for
ment might as well finance practice 1- nothing and learn the work from the
ly everything—and go into the bank­ other si-ivants than »»cure a Job for
themselves at a small wage with some
ing and loan business on an almost
new people tb it come In and griidun'-
unlimited scale.
That attitude was responsible for
the gigantic debt we built up before
there was any need for a multi- 1
billion dollar defense progrum. And
that attitude, if It Is reflected in gov-
heal E state
I
•rnment policy now, covM taakrupt
the country.
IXSCKANCÍ
The plain fuel Is that government
should not finance a single endeavor
Formerly
Charles A. Wing Agency, Inc.
which can be financed with private
THE CENTRAL
THURSDAY, AUG 1ST 2». 1 » 11
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN, CENTK.tu COINT, OREGON
PACE TWO
POINT
AMERICAN
Story of African
Rubber Plantation
EDITORIALS
Lega' Notices
i County Bank Building. Medford. Ore-
- gon, shall proceed No sell at private
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
or for credit as follows: At least one-
third of the purchase price as down­
payment with a mortgage back from
the purchaser for the balance pay­
able in not over ten years; the real
property belonging to the wild de­
cedent at the time of her death, des­
cribed as follows, to-wlt:
The Southeast Quarter of the
Northwest
Quarter
and
the
Northeast Quarter of the South­
west Quarter of flection 23.
Township 32.
South Range 1
East of the Willamette Meridian,
in Jackson County. Oregon.
Dated this 7th day of August. 1941.
Frederick T. Sturgi«
Administrator of the Es-
tate of Ida Sturgis, De
ceased.
37—Aug. 7, 14. 21. St
NOTICE OF S U !'
IX THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGOX FOR THE
COUXTY OF JACKSOX
In the Matter of the Estate of Ida
Sturgis. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEX, that
pursurant to an ordt r made and en­
tered In the above entitled Court and
matter on the 7th day of August.
1941, the undersigned, on and after
the »th day of September, 1941, at
10:00 o'clock AM., at th- office of
K-nne'h G lienmiin in the Jackw'n
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON
In the Matter of the Estate of CARO­
LINE EULER, Deceased.
The undersigned having been ap­
pointed by the above entitled Court
of the State of Oregon, for the Cour-
ty aforesaid. Executor of the Estate
of Caroline
Epler, deceased, and
having qualified, notice
is
hereby
given to the creditors of, and all per­
sons havipo I'laim« against said de-
to October S, both dates inclusive,
The second antelope season will be
held in parts of Lake and Harney
counties from September 7» to Oc'
ober 3, both dates inclusive.
The bag limit is one antelope of
either sex. and tags cost $1 each for
resident or nonresident hunters. This
fee Is in addition to the regu'ar hunt­
ing license fee.
According to the Oregon State Mo­
tor Association, the Federal Govern­
ment has let contract» for the pur­
chase of more than 2,000 trailers, to
be used as "stopgap”
housing
in
seven crowded defense areas.
ceased, to present them, verified as
required by law. within six month?
after the first publication of this no­
tice to said O. H. Bengtson at his
office at 126 East Main Street, Med­
ford. Oregon.
Dated August 21. 1941.
O. H. BENGTSON.
Executor of the Estate of
Caroline Epler. deceased
24—Aug. 21. 2H. Sept. 4 11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IX THE COUXTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGOX FOR
JACKSN COUNTY
IX THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF IRVIN AMOS DEW. Deceased.
NOTICE L- hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
Executrix of the Estate of the above
named Decea» <1 and has qualified as
such.
Al!
parties having any claims
against said Estate are hereby notl-
fled and required
to
present the
same, duly verified a« by law re-
quired, either to the undersigned at
her home address. Medford, Jackson
County. Oregon, or at the office of
H. B. Duncan. Attorney for said Es­
tate, In the Liberty Building. Med-
ford. Oregon, within six months from
the date of the first publication of
this Notice.
Dated and first . published
______
this _____
21 nt
day of August. 1941.
EVELYN NYE,
Executrix of the above Estate
27- Aug. 21. 2.1. Sept. 4. 11
Antelope Tags Still
Available Is Report
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BREAD
Model Bakery
Mark A. Goldy, Inc
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