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THURSDAY, OCTOBER If, 1S43 CENTRAI. BQ LX T AMERICAN. C» ' „ OREGON I THE CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN Re-eatabUah-d. bupternber 13. 192S Entered ao secund «lass matter at the post office, Central Point, Ore gon. under the Act of March 8, 1875 Published weekly at Central Point Jackeon County, Oregon and devoted to the best interests of the city and vicinity. 8UBSCR1PTION RATE8 8ix Montha ........................ -........... 11.25 Ont Ys*r ........ -................... -................. i- Payable In advanee Advsrtlsing ratea on appllcation Ülóue—Second Street, oír Main ARTHUR EDWARD POWELL Editor and Proprietor South America As Seen by Local Lady Mrs. Mildred Swain Is writing to her mother, Mrs. E. E. Scott, from South America, where she is with her husband, who is employed by tho government rubber research. Continued from last week An we left Guajara-Marlm at 8:00 P M. that night I and the Brazilian chauffeur were sitting in the front seat of the horseless carriage while the two other American«, were in the back seat with the bed roll tied on behind. Ernest, I now know how it felt when you went out for your Sunday drives as a small boy. About ten minutes out of Gujara-Marim wc hit a cow (a rare thing in that terri tory) smack in the rear. That mad ■ five of us on the hand car and also one of the few times I have had the pleasure of riding witli a cow. The only trouble with having the cow ride with us was that she broke the carbide lamp. The next 80 kilome ters—or 50 miles—we went through Indian territory. The Indiana of this territory are a gavage war-like people who never associate with civilization, either Brazilian or American. I know that the hand car will do 25 miles per hour since we made this 50 miles In exactly two hours without benefit of any light. This, of course as any Indian territory in the Amazonas Basin Is, was through dense jungles completely unpopulated by any people other than the Indians. To travel even at 25 miles per hour in this territory Is dungerous since jungle animals are likely to be on the R.R. tracks but we were lucky that night. After getting through the territory we stopped at one of the watering station« and got a kerosene lantern. This was the only light we had the rest of the way through the Skinners Tell of Trip To Houston, Texas Rialto MATS. A EVES. DAILY (t oiKlniK-d from I-ast Week) ENDS NAT. NITK! Warren Williams and Ann Savage to down between their front legs. Thia Is «some times 2 feet wide The cows are about the same except their humps aren't as large, they are very high, milk and butterfat producers. Their milk is much richer than our Cows produce here. They are all a very nervous, flitty animals, and as a rule the bulls are fighters and very treacherous. We saw some that const from 51000 to 55000. Really beautiful animals. While we were in Houston, u e went sight seeing one day. Saw lota of sky scrappers. Some so high, it seemed they moved with the wind, Had Visited big deartment stores. lunch a number of times in the big cafeterias, where you take a tray and file along big gla«s eases and a waitress gives you whatever you want. Everything looks so nice, o.te has to be careful or you overestimate your tray and stomach too. About all I could do was drink iced tea, I finally got so bad that we left Hous ton days before we planned to. We rode one of the big Zephers "Sun out of Houston called the beam.” It made a mile a minute even with its stops. We felt like we wer ■ flying. We changed trains at Fort Worth, just five minute« to make our train and with 50 or 75 more trying to make the same train, it was really a scramble. Frorti Fort Worth we went to Pueblo. Colorado. Stayed a day and night there, everything was decorated for Colorado Fair Days. Flags and banners on the streets and every one In bright silk shirt« and big cowboy hats and boots. Every one Is very friendly, we were aeked to stay over, but fair days were still a week away, so we had to 8° on. (To Be Continued) --- Plus--- Htairlng William Boyd “Leather Burners” SUN—MON—TIE Alan Curtis—Michele Morgan “Two Tickets To London” —Plus— Errol—Grace McDonald ‘Gals Incorporated’ STARTS WED----1 DAYS Roy Rogers—Sheila Ryan “Song of Texas’’ —Plus--- Tom Conway—Joan Brook« “The Falcon in Danger” Withholding Tax Is Due from Employers Past Matruns club of Nevila Chap- ter will meet with Mrs I. W. C Leever Wednesday afternoon. « , , « «;»>;'♦'♦ • ♦O'WXOXO.M.M a J Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Jones celebrat ed their silver wedding anniversary with a dinner given in their honor by their daughter Mrs. Dorothy Middle ton and Mrs. Marjorie Yost. Twelve relative* were present and the Jores received many lovely gifts. Mrs. Margaret Territt enjoyed a trip to Shasta dam. She is visiting her ton Dade and family in Redding, The Civic club ladles are inyited to attend club meeting in Eagle Point. Twenty small friends attended a party honoring the eighth birthlay of Norma Jean Simmonds Wednesday afternoon. So What—Great results can not be arrived at once; we must be sat isfied to advance in life as we walk, step by step.—Coleridge. Allen and Ilene Hilkey have been absent from the Willow Springs school for a couple of days with colds. Lome Webster and John Clark went deer hunting in Klamath coun- NOTICE IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF' THE ESTATE of LOUIS E. HICKS, also known as L. E. HICKS, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, administrator-with-the - will-annexed in the above entitled matter, has filed herein his final re port and account, and that Novembei 1 3, 1943. at 10:00 o'clock A.M. at tne courthouse in the City of Medford, in said county, has been fixed by the above-named court as the time and place for hearing objections to^ said final account, and for the examina tion and allowance thereof. DATED: October 7, 1943. OTTO J. FROHNMAYER. Administrator-wlth-the-will- annexed of the estate of Louis E. Hicks, also known as L. E. Hicks, deceased. 24—Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28 TEN YEARS AGO s Bud’s Quality Market FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Medford 1202 N. Riverside 40,000,009 Homeless Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Jewett delight ed the seniors and high school teachers with a depression party Fri- day evening. Every one had jolly time Mrs. Marie Lange win« plaudit for her lovely grapes and pears. Mrs. Lottie Franklin spent week end with friends in Eugene. Edna Griffltts went to Rogue Elk Saturday night. Donald Richardson was unanim- ously re-elected editor of the Central Pointer by the Student Body Council. Miss Alta Norcross of Ashland was Roy Purscli, son of Mrs. Stimson, shopping in Central Point Tuesday. exects to be In Camp Needles October Announcement of the 15% divld- nd sent across soon. In making their magni ficent stand, the Russians have paid a high price—not alone in dead, but in 40,000,000 people who have been driven from their homes. Wouldn't you feel a little better knowing you had done something to help them? They need your help and they need it now. You can help them through the National War Fund —which . 3 combined with your own community campaign. Give now. ROMAN MËAL BREAD MAKES REDUCING A PLEASURE! Ì NATIONAL WAR FUND Cooperating with • YES, it’» actually fun to reduce when you Sonoma Valley Cheese Factory plan your reducing diet around good-tasting Reman Meal B cad! Roman Meal Bread really satisfies that hungry feeling you are bound to T have when you cut down on calorics. So do as tuousandsdo.. eat two slices ofluscious Roman Mak» Meal Bread at every meal. You'll like the hun Your Headquarters when tn Medford. RICHFIELD HI-OCTANE — U.8. TIRES & BATTERIE# food I AND A low-csLne food Houseware ... kigk in bearer MATH. SAT. Ä SI N. ONIA’ CONTINUOUS KIIOVBi SAT. A SUNDAY STARTING 1:45 pin. and matter within 28 days from the date of the first publication t>f this Citation, to show cause, if any exists, why an order of sale should not be made ordering and empowering the Adm'nistrator of said estate to sell all of the real property belonging to said decedent at the time of his death, described as follows, to-wit: The SW’« of NW K of Section 11 and the fractional 8E14 of NW*q; the fractional SW<4 of NE*4. and the SEI» of the NE% all In Section 10. Twp. 36 South, Range 1 West of the W. M. In Jackson County. Oregon, con taining 145.68 acres, excepting there from the following: Begin ning at the NE corner of the S’.V*4 of NW *4 of Section 11, thence south 22 rods; thence . west 22 rods; thence north 22 rods; thence east 22 rods to the place of beginning, containing 3 and 4/160 acres, said County and State, at private sale for cash or for one- fourth cash and the balance on terms. The date of the first publication of this Citation is September 30, 1943. WITNESS the Hon. J. B. Coleman, Judge of the above Court, and the seal of this Court, this 29th day of September, 1943. G. R. Carter Clerk of the above entitled Court. By Della Bigham, Deputy 55—Sept. 30. Oct. 7. 14, 21. I ger-satisfaction you get from this low-calorie HOLLY ELECTRIC SERVICE and CARBURETOR SERVICE CHET LEONARD Super Service satisfaction DULIEN’S Riversiti, at Sixth Medford Dial 4378 (FORMI III,Y HANSENS) Ends Saturday Nite! 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Collector Maloney urges em ployers to avoid this penalty by mail ing their returns in time to reach his office not later than October 31. 1943 Hardware Hex Willi ima end to be distributed to depositore in the Central Point bank has been A report was handed in that De- Armond Leigh is now in India and has been in service for a number of years Larry and Dick Leigh are both in service All three boys at tended grammar school here several ago. y CITATION IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY IN the Matter of the Estate of F. VERMEREN, Deceased. Guilliaume Emile Vermerer., To Marie Louise Vermeren and C. Frans Vermiren; and to all other unknown heirs at law and next of kin of F. Vermeren, deceased, if any such ty. such there be: Roger Lawrence and Don Smith J. W. Maloney, Collector of Inter IN THE NAME OF THE STATE nal Revenue, today called to the at went on a successful duck hunt Sat OF OREGON you and each of you tention of all employeis who are re urday. Roger bagged 5 ducks and are hereby cited and required to appear in the above entitled Court quired to withhold Income Tax from Don, 1 goose and 3 ducks. a to Pink O'Connor was taken the wages of their employees that the returns of this tax are now due and Medford hospital with a relapse of must be filed w’ith the office of the the flu. We visited Sybil's and Tom’s farm one week end, its a 60 miles drive from Houston down along a river, where the foliage is like a jungle and the gray moss hangs to the ground from the trres. Thia moss Is quite different from ours here in Ore. It 1« rather strong and wlrey- but very light In weight. Doesn't mash out very easy. Some big re search outfit has gathered tons of it. th'7 find it makes a good filling for car seats and out door sleeping equipment and pillows. The much talked out long horn Texas ateers are about all I gone. The ranchers are bringing in Hrahami cattle from old Mexico. These ' Bro- hami cattle are a soft grayiah white. The bulla are beautiful big brutes, big high humps between their shoulders, large flappy ears and rather nobby horns. They carry a big fl.ink of akin from their throat “Passport to Suez” Leon night. Every two hours we would stop and oil the motor. Just as day was breaking we stop- 1 ped at another watering station where the father-n-law of the chauf feur lived and here we had a demi- About 7:00 lasse of black coffee A.M. In the morning we ran into a herd uf small mules used in that territory to carry wood to the rall- road. I might sayl here that al «team locomotives are wood burners, like These mules, Ernest, being women were too stubborn to get off the track and some of them ran a- he.vl of us the next two miles or into the town of Jacy Parana. Here we topped and had more coffee and purchased some bananas. The rest of the trip was completely unexenful and excepting for a small atop about 9:00 A M. at Sao Carlos, ■.he head quarters of Dr. G. H. H. Tate'« expedition into the Amazonus Jungle. Here we «taw several of our American friends, Dr. Tate is at- tempting to build a road over the watershed of two of the larger rivers leediug into the Maderia to be a rubber road.” We arrived at Porto Belho at 11:15 a .M. Saturday morning, com plete! ng the 377 kilometers in 15 V» hours. This certainly was a far cry irom the one hour and ten minuto» it took us to go up via air. After reading the above, or rather 1 should say, after travelling on tlio ibove, one certainly acquires a deep ippreciatlon for air travel. I am leaving in about six hours tor iquitow, Peru which, according to Kipling—prior to the advent of air travel—was one of the three moat inaci essable spots in the world. W’ith the exception of air travel one can can get to Jquitoa by either of two route. One; walking on foot over the Andes Mountains, or, Two; by travelling by river boat which is at least a forty-five day journey up the Amozon and its tributaries. I estl- mate that we ahould make this trip of over 1,000 miles in about nix or seven hours flying time. Do you want to go along? Perhaps after my Iqultos—and possibly return from Lima—which should be a week from Friday 1 will be able to give you an other bit of newsy gossip. With loads of love to you botn, Joe. Just a note to say that Joe got oft O.K. at 5:00 A.M. on Aug. 11th for hl« trip to Iquitos. He is to Install an accounting system in the branch office there and expects to return in a little over a week unless he Is re quired to go on to Lima. Peru the second week for the same purpose, lie had a permanent assignment in Manaoe this time however Wash. D.C. wired out and requested him to make this trip so after it is com pleted he has hopes of remaining here in M.tnaos for several months. Mildred. (To be continued) EKERSON ROOF & PAINT STORE No pa«ls or protector» ... No shock- or burn* ... No heat, machine« or electricity . . . Waves starts at the scalp . . . 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