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THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1K2 PAGE TW. claims situate m Section 30, Town HAYSEED As U.S. News observes, the Demo “1 Range 4 West in ship 33 South Jackson County, Oregon; the name crats have been doing extraordi By Uncle Sam and volume and page of the record narily well in the cities. There are of said clam» in the mining records population in ' 10« cities w»th a _ . of said County being as follows, to- •»»established September 13 and( HOW TO GET SMILE excess of 100,000. In 1932 and fcnteied as secund class mat tei at wit: again in 1948 the Democrats carried' .ne post office. Central Point, Ore VOLUME NAME PAGE You cannot buy a smile. *on. under the Act of March 8, 1879 all but 15 of them. In 1936 there was 49 1 42 Gold Note No. You cannot borrow a smile. really a debacle — the Republicans 49 47 Gold Note No. 2 Published weekly at Central You cannot steal a smile. 49 46 Gold Note No. 3 carried onlp two. They got nine in Point, Jackson County, Oregon ana You cannot force a smile. 49 49 Gold Note No. 4 devoted to the best interests of the 1940an d 10 in 1944. Gold Note You cannot hoard a smile, city and vicinity. According to US. New», Mr. Tru LACK Ot LOSS OF APPETITE,NAUSEA, 49 Extension 43 beg a smile, cannot You SUBSCRIPTION RATES man believes that his formula will « omiting ; indefinite feeling of 49 The Little Oregon 44 make a smile, cannot You Six Month« $1.50 UNEASINESS, OtSQOMFOftT Oft UST- give the Democrats 199 electoral have performed the assessment You cannot always smile. One Y ... 62.90 LES5NÊ5S votes in the North. With the anti work on sard claims for the year You may hope for a smile. Payable in advance. ending July 1, 1951; that the amount cipated "sure-thing" Southern votes, You may look for a smile. Advertising rates on application -aid work is $600.00; that said the total becomes 268 — two more Office- -North Second Street work was performed between the may lose a smile, You than is needed to win. first day of May, 1951, and the 25th You may long for a smile, KENNEH POWELL & VIRGINIA Like all formulas and stratagems, I day of June, 1951; that there is due POWELL—Owner». You may work for a smile, from you to the undersigned co- I this one could prove to be a total Kenneth Powell—Businegg Manager You may give a smile. owners the sum of $200.00 for your bust. The events of 1932 or 1940 or The only way to get a smile proportion of said work and you are sister E lizabeth any other year will not necessarily hereby required, within 90 days HEADACHE, USUALLY SEYEfit A h O be repeated in 1952. But the fore from date of the last publication ù ENERALIZEP ìMODERATE FEvER Nancy Runyan and her friend, of this the notice, to pay the under- going shows why the Democrats are SELDOM R1SIN6 A0O7Ê IOT» entitled to some measure of optim Carol Reif, of Paso Robles, Califor | signed co-owners the said sum of and you are further noti THEY WERE WISER IN 1788 ism. To quote U.S. News again, nia, arg attending Christian Youth $200.00; 57 he kennv treatment fied that, if you shall fail or refuse As the old adage says, history has I “The Democrats have money, jobs, Conference at Camp Grayback this to contribute your said proportion OFFERS «X.IO VICTIMS a habit of repeating itself. The fol-1 a strong organization, and a foot week. due for said assessment work, your lowing quotation is an interesting THEIR BEST CHANCE (Cfi interest in said m fries will become hold in the White House. Mr. Tru example of that truism: "It has been RKCVERy. RESULTS OP the property of the undersigned o>- X man is confident he has a winning LEGAL NOTICES owners. found by experience that limitation i THE KENNY TREATMENT UTlFF NECK, STIFF 8*CK,PAINFUL formula that will keep them there.” Dated and first publish«! this 8th in the price of commodities is not fiKTREMmES.MUSXE WEAKNESS This also shows what General HAVE SHOWN A MARKED day of May, 1952; the date of the ■““O —» only ineffective for the purpose Eisenhower and the GOP organiza- RECVCTlON K CRIPPLING S ymptoms weouently abate NOTICE i last publication of this notice is the proposed, but likewise productive ■ tion are up against. Their hope is. To: P. GORMAN; 7th day of August, 1952. AFTER-EFFECTS FORMERLY TEMCDftAftlLY AFTER AN INITIAL of very evil consequences, to the You are hereby notified that J. R. to get most of the farm vote, and to j. R. WILLIAMS ILLNESS OF ABOUT TwEWTy-RDUft ASSOCIATED WITH THE «SEAM great detriment of the public serv-J HOURS. MC l KTR in S wmiiN 2o'30LVS C. M. WILLIAMS crack the South to some extent. WILLIAMS. C. M. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS and F. T. ice and the grievous oppression of Wm. G. WILLIAMS Then, as they well know, they must CAU voua ( xktoa at ONct if nese I WILLIAMS being the co-owners 1* F. T. WILLIAMS individuals.” I S'tMf’TOKfS Mf OKCRveO! make a big dent in the metropoli with you of those certain mining Save for a slight archaism in the! tan vote that has been going to the language, that could have been ¡hat pervaded his newly adopted t,COHomic Highlights—- Democrats with clockwork regular written today. Actually, it is a, country. Finally, discouraged with1 ity. Eisenhower strategists show a resolution which has passed by the the possibility of reviving his own J confidence they can do this. This “ President Truman is in high zx » .-1 Congress z. ... natjvc ¡an<ji he conceived the idea j Continental way s back i. in time, they think, they’ve got the 1788—a period when Americans i of moving Norwegians to America, spirits as he looks ahead to the candidate and the issues. valued liberty above all else, and and he purchased 11,400 acres in campaign,” says U.S. News and Nobody who is well-versed in held fast to the philosophy that Potter County, Pennsylvania, for I World Report. "He expects a Dem politics expects a walkover for ocrat to live in the White House for government is ibesit which governs New Norway. His address of wel the next four years after January. either party. As the ending cam- l< ., -i come to arriving Norweigian settlers' 1953, despite the Republican nomi aign can be envisaged now, it will When will our modern Congresses 100 years ago is a stirring message j be exceedingly hard fought, and show a little of the wisdom display from a freedom-loving individual nation of Dwight I). Eisenhower. the decision may 'be an extremelv Mr. Truman is putting his faith in ed by the Continental Congress? that may well be taken to heart to an election formula that has brought close one, hinging on what happens day. He recalled for his listeners victory to the Democrats regularly in two or three states. Both organ early Norweigian expeditions to the I for 20 years.” izations are girding for all-out, no- OLE BULL S AMERICA shores of America nearly a thousand holds-barred battle. Few younger generation Ameri years before, and said: This will come as something of a cans are familiar with the name of ' shock to those optimists who be- | “But since then we learned . . . lieve that General Eisenhower’s the great Norwegian violinist, Ole Bull. His love of American ideals one of the great nations of the earth personal appeal and prestige, plus International Trucks of freedom which inspired a mass had been successful in planting widespread criticism of the Admi migration of his countrymen to the colonies there. That these colonies nistration on grounds ranging from Tractors and Farm United States, won him a place in had grown and flourished, end that, corrution in high places to the history that may be remembered when the mother country had en handling of the Korean War, make ¡Equipment deavored to impose tyrannical laws] the GOP a cinch after 20 long, longer than his musical genius. upon them, they had rebelled, and J Ole Bull was born in Norway in hungry years. Yet Mr. Truman is Cullen & Curry 1810. He first came to America in standing up boldly in the presence no wishful thinker, and his confid 1843 and was so enraptured with of mankind bad declared before Al ence is based upon hard political Inc. the new land of freedom that he mighty God, that they were free precedents and realities. Phon« 2-7115 123 So. Riveraid« and independent — that they had soon became an American citizen. Medford U.S. News breaks the President ’ s He returned repeatedly to Norway, been successful and had established | strategy down in this wise. First which was subject to the Swedish a government with a written consti-1 of all, he plans on holding 69 elec-1 king, in an attempt to inspire his tution, based upon the principles of > toral votes in the South, while re Serve Your Self homeland with the spirit of freedom justice and the eternal rights of garding it as possible that the Re LAUNDRY humanity, that they had spread over | almost the entire continent, and had publicans may pick up the other 59. Wet Wash 8c lb. Then, the formula provides for become one of the leading nations OPEN FROM 7 A.M. Io M J*.M. PORK PRODUCTION of the earth, and that there a home concentrating hard on the big-city 1100 N. Riverside Medford could be found for all who sought it, vote, where labor and minority that the right to labor for oureslves groups have a major voice. In a would not denied us, and that our number of the states which are A four - footed friend in a foreign land lends aid ‘inalienable rights’ of ‘life, liberty, most important from the standpoint to the U. S. Marines. This is a picture which could have and the pursuit of happiness' would electoral votes, one or two big 44 S. First Centra] Point been taken almost anywhere and almost any time in the cities usually decide the issue. be secured to us. past ten years . . . there may very well be others like it DELICIOUS “Overjoyed wHh the light and Examples are New York City in taken in the next ten years ... or more. e hope which this news gave us, we New York; Los Angeles and San ICE CREAM have sought this country to be par Francisco in California; Boston in For in a time of unrest such as this, our country must be $1.50 per gal. takers in this liberty, to enjoy this .Massachusetts; Chicago tn Illinois. 4 QUARTS AT GALLON PRICE If you want to get hog» to market alert on many fronts—to keep the restless peace. This freedom, and here in this beautiful j faetrr and at leu co»t feed this effi takes strength. Strength in manpower, strength in our valley we have selected our home.", cient at! purpose ration. Triangle Medford Concrete FROZEN CUSTARD—«Oc Qi. national economy, represented by YOU! Hog Ration can be led to both the Can we honestly say we are pre-, low and pigt with minimum of serving Ole Bull's America today? For you are an important part of our country's economy. Construction Co i lal>or and waste. It is economics! in When you have a sturdy backlog of savings you are se price yet contain« all the essential cure—and so is your country. And one of the best ways ingredients to produce better re HAND, UKAVKl.. CEME.XT sults at a profit. Start your hogs on for you to build up and keep such security is by buying Kh'ITlU TANKS GUY TEX thia properly tialanced ration today. United States Defense Bonds— regularly. Your bonds FIRE & AUTOMOBILE and other forms of saving make you a solid, dependable Hewer ripe Jt Irrigation ripe TRIANGLE INSURANCE citizen of an economically strong nation. And peace is Onerai Point. Oregon — MILLING CO.—| Phon« 2-6469 only for the strong! THE CENTRAL POP AMERICAN EDITORIALS DAIRIE DELITE TEX lor Pro-TEX-ion r. E. SAMSON CO. 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