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THURSDAY, JANUARY Al, 1611 usually timely. He 1» being brought to her cousin Len Spencer in the U.S I Su> h a time, an interesting time, to southern Oregon by the Jackson Army In Spain. lev ling measurements with a knife, County League of Women Voters an i I mixing, reading again, makeshifting NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING Short extract from Editorial—Do •he public 1» invited to hear him with , tor tools. I had no time to hunt for. na- IN THE COUNTY, COURT OF THE your share of the you realise that ——M Received a very nice letter from out charge. ! Stir constantly for 5 mln." And a STATE OF OREGON FOR THE you $1,180.00. Do tlonal debt la It is stated that the count speaks Re-eslab Habed, September 13, 1*25 I buddy telling off the seconds . COUNTY OF JACKSON Margaret Hubbard at 208 West Cla k Englirt—without accent and la con thlrk It will be easy to pay? IN THE MATTER OF' THE ESTATE B b I mo O aa seoend Uass «natter at What sized biscuits do you want? Thr street in Medford. She says she real of the post Office. Central Polut. Ore pan was plopped in the oven. the American from kiwer to klvvor sidered an exceptionally fine speaker, FRANK H ADAMS, also known as A So What: Jim Cornutt and Ed gon, «nder the Act of March i. 1*76. dramatic and ( harming man with a Point and won't forget her Central ITie salad's not made. You peel FRANCIS H. ADAMS. Deeased Vincent moving a piano at the Published weekly at Central Point, one pear while I peel another", He friends as long as she is able to de ner of delivery. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Vincent glanced behindhand church. Jackson Coanty, Oregon and devoted the undersigned has filed his Final •lick this. She enclosed a favorite poem saw Cornutt following with a vase Report and Account in the above to the beet Intereete of the city and tried to use the peeler while the I pear slithered and slipped around, which we will print. vtetnlty. of flowers. entitled matter, and the above en- en YET I AM RICH With them halved and cored, he turn- titled court has flxed the 13th day of SUBSCRIPTION RATES February, 1943, at 10:00 A. M., in Six Months —.......... —............ >1.00 ed to make individual salads, "Know I have no wealth of bonds and gold As wealth today we score. the court room of said court, in the One Year - ------ —-------- ---------- »1 50 what a garnish is?" was asked, "A Payable in advance Paul Gerber will open a new radio Court House at Medford, Oregon, aa Funeral services were held for Mrs. little dash of this and a little dash Yet I have wealth and wealth untold place for hearing Advertising ratee on application shop in the small building near the the time and For I have Friends galore, Delroy Get, hell Saturday in Seattle. of that ” the boy answered gayly, as Office—Second Street, off Main settlement thereof. he sprinkled on paprika. "You i have no wealth in coin or land Mrs Getchell had lived In Medford Masonic temple. DATED and first published thia 14 ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL Yet I am a millionaire, for I might use a bit of this apricot Jam since 1 9 10 and both she and her of January. 1943. Editor and Proprietor Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Richardson for garnishing”, he was told, as I Have friends who understand, husband Delroy Getchell, who passed Francis H. Adams Administrator of the Es- True friends, come storm, come fair away in 1939 and was president of have been retained by the telephone flew back to the stove to beat the tatt of Frank H. Adams, potatoes. His buddy put the salad I am not rich In things you buy the Farmer and Fruitgrowers Bank, company for another year. also known as Francis II. on the table, while he came over Not rich in things you sell. took an active interest in the ad Adams, Deeeastd Dear Nephew: History of the Central Point busi to whip the spuds light. Now we Not rich in dollars that soon fly and vancement of the valley. Mr. Get- 14. 21, 28 and Feb. 4. Said the preacher, "How are you? ' were ready to dish up. The meat was bld you quick farewell, < hell was especially interested In the ness men being told In each Issue of Says I, "Froze stiff. Don’t be sur set on in the baking dish for the the paper, under heading of “Try at But I am rich In friends. progress of Central Point. prised If you see me walking around, third boy to serve. The vegetables I’ve made true friends of sterling Heme First”. a regular icicle." Says he, "Fve were dished up. The pix, relishes. worth. Carolyn Jeanne Hill, granddaugh Mr. M. M Morris of Medford visit never seen an icicle walk, But I've Jam, and fruit had found a place. My I wouldn’t trade a friend of mine ter of Mrs. Cora Hill, was married seen them run." Says I, “Yes, and homemade whole wheat lightbread For all the gold on earth. to Lt. Warren Harris Saxon of Camp ed his sister Mrs. Hermanson Thurs And Visitors I've seen them grow.” was added, Sventy minutes It had —Margaret R Hubbar I White Friday afternoon. Mrs. Cora day. Are All Too lew Well, honey, the robins have start- taken. We were seated, Reverently Hill presided at the tea table at a Prof. H. P. Jewett had the misfor . They've appeared this past week, boys’ heads bowed while thanks were small reception following the ceremo SEND GREETING CARDS tune to trip over some boards at the and that is said to be a sign of spring. made to our God for the manifesta- ny. freshman bonfire Thursdap night and If this Is spring, what is the north tlon of Hla love. received a badly skinned nose and pole like! Tho sink refused to drain; Leisurely we ate as we talked. They forehead. Count Byron De Prorok, noted the cold faucet to run. And the laun missed one bus that they might help \ Medford dry faucets played mlue. Outside, the with the dishes, "Indeed, they would author, lecturer and explorer, will λ; Mrs. O. C. I’urkeypile spent a num speak in Medford next Tuesday even robins flirted this way and that, perk not leave them” to me. Clean, fine I ber of days with her husband In Gold ing on The Free French”. The count ing an ear alertly, a slf a fat worm wholesome boys, Seeing humor In Hill recently. ***•*•••*.««**«**•«*« ♦ of French and Polish nationalities. Is was heard at his spring farming. homely situations. "It’s good to get touring the United States this win D. F. Amick, principal of the Cen I'll sure be glad when you can tell in a home, to see curtains . . Try entertained Dorothy- Root ter speaking before public forums tral Point school for the past 13*» me a little about yourself. I don't ing to express their enjoyment . . . Carnation club Thursday afternoon. or- civic college student bodies and years, handed in his resignation to want the thing to happen to your Home • . . It's such fun having Mr. and Mrs. Duncan have moved Doctor of Optometry th*‘ take effect at once. R. H. Gandee letter that happened to a girl's Just them, and having an incentive to cook ganizations. He will speak at back Into their new home. Successor to Dr. Jud Rickert high school auditorium at 8 p.m. was hired to fill the vacancy left by a slip of paper fell out of it. It read, a meal. Tell me your experience. Specialist in all problems of Count De Prorok spent much of Mr. Amick's resignation. "Your sweetheart still loves you, but Mrs. Alex Sparow anil Mrs. L. C. Love, Aunty. eye comfort and vision his early life In France and Is well he talks too—meuh. Censor." SOS Fluhrcr Bldg. Dial 4001 Grimes are on the petit Jury in Cir acquainted with General deGaulle. C. P. Hatchery has installed new cuit court. Yesterday three boys from Camp Giraud, Istval, Petain and other equipment to take care of the in- had dinner with me. I had told the Frenchmen in the news daily, His c-ea sed business expected this season. USD that I was cooking no tneal until archeological explorations took hliu I knew there »»« some one to cook Camp Haan. Calif to northern Africa from 1936 to 1940 A. J. Milton mailed a recent for. Not a word from them at Sun- Central Point American the Central Point American and he was In that country when the day school time. But when I got Central Point, Oregon British campaign began. home from church, she had three for To the Editor: It is pointed out that with me. These blind dates so far havs I have been planning on writing knowledge of the French people been lots of fun. The boys wanted for quite some time; But kept putting of the Intricate French political to help. And I let them. You know it off as we are quite busy working uation. the count's lecture will be ORFdON STATE INSPECTED how all the boys liked to be In tho all day and part of the night. So far kitchen at mama's. the army Isn't so bad, we have a Art for Our Meat at Your Ixrcal Markets PABCO PRODUCTS A diaper pin always gives a little good camp here and plenty of chuck, PHONE SOBA A Roof for Every Home more waist to an apron. None of that Is one thing that Is good, Al A Paint for Every Parpose you like to get your nicely pressed though I would like to mako a trip New Stock Wall Paper ahirt or trouser soiled, so why do you up there and see old friends once always laugh when one gets himself again. Fire-Retardant Roofs bring STARTS ERID IV FOR Lower Insurance Rates In an apron! Rascal! Most of the boys that came in the ONE BIG WEEK! ! ! Dial 3N43 1ft ■ Itartlrtt The potatoes were peeled In short army with me are overseas now Paul Muni In order, the brussel sprouts made ready, sent to other camps In the states. the tomatoes openftt and seasoned I sure enjoy getting the paper and for heating, tho meat broth thicken the local news. ed for gravy, . . My duties consist of several dif The two buddies laid the doth, ae, ferent things. But mostly training the table. No, they didn't do It aa men. I have been In three different I do. 1 don't believe t one of you Reg's In the last nine months. AND ever did It at home. 1 But the ■tlff- Well, no news here so will ring nes was wearing off and they wer» for now. Please note change Ends Saturday Nita! getting the home feel, address. So many things seemed to be need- Allan Jones—Jane Frasee In Very Truly Yours, ed done at once, I had started to Sergeant Karl Burchfield get ready to make biscuits to bake To paraphrase the ancient, but pungently truthful Btry. K 511th C A A A on the ribs and gravy. "Son, how'd Camp Haan, Calif. wisecrack : (FORMERLY HANSEN'S) you like to make the dip for the pud Legal Matice« Letter Received From Margaret Hubbard THE CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN Funeral Held For Mrs. Delroy Getchell TEN YEARS AGO Letters to Nephews Noted Author To Speak At Medford SWEM’S ; FIVE YEARS AGO' ♦. * THIS WEEK * August W. Glutsch Letters From Our Boys in Service Medford Meat Company Ekerson PAINT & ROOF Store Fresh Meats & Sausage Products Rialto “The Cammandos Strike At Dawn HOLLY Moonlite in Havana” ding?" one was asked. "I never did,” he smiled In a plagued way "Well, you can read. Go ahead with It." A. 11 —n> Webster Is much better Lincoln Incentive Pay Is $3ZOOO,COO BY DON \( 1» G. SCHNEIDER The Lincoln Electric Co., one of “What would happen when all Greater Cleveland's war industries want to make the wages of all and the world's largest producer of workers, from sweeper to man arc welding equipment, yesterday ager, a maximum? What would afternoon divided the staggering happen when all want to make the total of almost $3,000,000 among company profitable since it is approximately 1,300 eni eea in largely owned by the workers what la described as t plant's in it?’* •'incentive wage system.** Lincoln continued: “The 10 years’ Questioned as to the noticeable experience of Lincoln Electric with absence of the word "bonua” in the incentive wage payments include description of the payments, Janies both war and peace product oi F. Lincoln, president, asserted: panic and prosperity years. It hr. “The word bonus smacks of pater proved conclusively such ineenta nalism and this definitely is not payment properly organized ; d the case at Lincoln Electric, Our properly applied will result in pro incentive wage svslein is to boo t gressively lower prices for the the output of all types of labor suraer, progressively higher v and has met with unusual success ” for the worker and progre The compensation averaged higher dividends for tho < about $2,300 per employee ami And this is not only a me.- i ranged from $10 to $26,000 with greater war production, so < 90 per cent going to shop worker-, tial at thia time, but it is and tho remainder to management. philosophy which ran Lincoln himself and his brother, solved the difficulty bet' John C. Lincoln, chairman of the and management. board, were the only two member **Aa an illustration of thb of the organisation who r, sired I average yearly prodv.c.ion . . ■ none of the compsmsation money. in other competing manor Although the total sum exceed.d plontsjs between 11,000 ami that paid last year by al>out a mil 000. The pr 'reduction this ye lion dollars, Lincoln said calcula ' î- I neoln a worker will e tions were made on tho basis fl $30,000 per man. This ov ' pre-war years. Becntiso of this record is made at a ae: njr ar Labor Board > t . j f our product of less han I company did not m d \\ |,R 1( , that of comparable ----- .----- r- prod —-ICtS proral. i v workers without incentive in “It is obvious our only cfance o«‘ dustriea other than ours." success in this war U the Ameiscan I workman’s ability with American I In 191ft Lincoln Electric tried b.mua ” system ry:t. -. which was iiòt , methods to produce war equip %onus ment more rapidly than our et. ■ large percentage of the yes mies, the plant president sa d " .os and it was Uot regarded „. •for great as American industry succei ¡»I. But in 1934 a second “bonu I was paid and the ground- is, it leaves largely untanp.d work greatest resource, the pi <1: ctivt plan. was laid for the present P< wer, initiative ,.nw !* -.......... . mere and in., ‘This new plan was more work ,n ,*rr* F».r«on • . . i r. able than that of 191ft .nd ha **‘‘n “ Who »*'• gUe, thoroughly »uccooded," Lincoln what the re i would be if a large. »•id it wm paid after the slump intelligently HthuFiastic or- of 1»*» to ipu Bnd w„ petha ’ ganiration al >e these powers much mere attractive because latent in ail unis to a com- that, bi any ease, it had a pro mon end. would happen found effect knd result -d in great!' when all wai 'ties a product increased production, interest «■ at the lou le Coo, co-operation.** Houseware Bartlett Medford It You Don’t Read ’’Bandit Ranger SUN—MON—TVE ’’Laugh Your Blues TOGETHER! DULIEN’S Tim Holt In Bert Gordon—Jinx Falkenbuig Kaprintnl tinni Clwftaml Plain Dealer of Sunday. Dec. 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