Gold Hill news., April 08, 1926, Page 6, Image 6

THE GOLD HILL NEWS. JACKSON COl’NTY, OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL S. lU2ti
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Various states, countle* I
a rd ,• !>•• an ,1 t east num ber ef pet- I
C o n tin u ed fro m |»age th re e
s a te co re m s. were denied th e ns* .
Th - price» of all things be’ng fixed of tro re y and m atrrtul* for »ttrnost« ;
not necessary for th e winning of the I
the price fixing com m ittee would o a k
w ar Each part of •he com m unity had |
any n ecessary adjustm ents as w»
want» to the whole g reet |
done during the wnr U nder the sve te ni’bi.-t
tern used In 191S th ese prices wer« undertaking.
mad« public and adjusted every th ree
m
m onths, so th at any consum er or pro­
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a «Teat many h ” ’»
ducer had his day In court when he
tn tr Inceri Into Congr«*« on the sub­
considered prices u nfair Those wh
com plained th a t during the w ar prices 1 ject oí Industrial
, ,,
. . m ahftlsatton. »oma
w ere too high h -d this ready recourse
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to hand
he A m ertc" L ector. and other» hv
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new srapors at d publicists Put It 1«
In th e m eantim e all th e I n d u .tr l« . of «„r- •!••« s
m ,.„ k!1,,w |e d ; „ . h e r ,
the country w Nd h a re fc -cn mobilised was >n ths......... - of those who it
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by the form ation of com m ittees repre the I Us of th»
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sentattwe of each ¡«duatry te «• 1« , sibll.tv of so :obi rin g o n r resources
«MM <* «»e W orld W ar O ner them that It w o :’.’ be Im possible to m a k e ’
would !.e Placed a governm ent dlree- as much profit In w ar as In tim e
to r or comm odity c»>!»f The various peacs
T.-ke Info consideration the
governm ent ...
d e p a rtm n ta would ar” I fact t»>st the f "ow ing things were bo
point com m ittee« r presenting th eir h n g lone In t« l't -
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w ' r m!,.k tn ’
departm en
Indus.ri»l civ tian m achinery, and
•u p p ’les should go
1 were In the p- ••,»«« of replacing male
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rolled and dl- lab o r with wo -,en
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rected like a - «*’-
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is not [ o n r rw n , rm , and N avy, to the A llies
synon ymeus w it.'
n" ' " d r ’ lon of 8nd tr>
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w ealth.” as it Is s
• ’m es y -g ird e d | th in g s -h v re q u ire d
it w as m a k in g '
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as to tran s .»r’utlon,
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on. c o n tra ry , a c d th ey w- r ■ b»*ng followed* out by
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an orderly and s c te i’*fi 'evelo-m»n* i Rnard
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of th e economics an-I c< - . „ or mod d is e n ta r r ’ - c m d rem oving
o t on its 'm erit. O f c o u rs e , th e re
m -
e ra war. n e c e ssa ry to » ,ie e. eerfv» confirc*s ard -o m r»t’*1’*e e T ' —« *11
•oren—a a re a few id io tic boot tic k e rs e v e ry ­
N .w Y< < City,
mobilization of n a” .-.*tal
° u r,
■ j solved in tab- - - r d betiding» that *” d
•fers not w h e r e to w h o m Hits ilo s e u ’t ap p ly .
rrs o n vv!' n title '
Indispensable t
lu .11? ig th • bus | prevtonsly o r — re d h e ciu se of lack of !o use it! T h is plu -Hienon is .Mu': A n y w ay , I am not ttoinR Io u se m y
dens of w ar am ong the -rm ed r ’
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S erb iu n . st ir r in g in th e title , c lth o u p h I h a v e o n e , till rig h t."
civilian ro n n latlo n
p - ~ of CXD
c a t t l e p o n p r pnH n*»kfng re g u la tio n «
Mr. lie J a r i h o ld s d e g re e s fro m
rlence and proved bv nr? *-e, h
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for
*H*chfu7 np of «ratte»*<*d unit«
moves some of the m w t d trim !
Mr. D p J a r i (fo r h e re fu s e s to l>c S e rb ia n , F re n c h a n d E n g lish u n i­
of p o w er It waa c h an tfrijr m unition*
eoncom i’ 'ts of m ’em rzn- the - ord«r* f’ nni c o n rp ste d to
e x p l line» v e rs itie s. H e b eliev es th a t o ne
cf'D zeit- k n o w n a n y o th e r w ily)
fns."n an I —-ate Incident to w ar tim< Rd rtlsf-’e’.« I’ h"1 sc'n ally ca-rifid h is u n u su a l a ttitu d e by sa y in g th a t sh o u ld be e d u c a te d fo r th e sta g e th e
foliation
■into p f • » fiTdfi- ih at no building -, tin ,, w o u ld n ’t a d d to h is v a lu e as sprue a s fo r a n y o th e r p ro fe ssio n .
This tt tin ”c inscription of w ealth.” .
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“ I am a lw a y s s o r ry w h e n pei
need by «0 many has created a hop, d ertak p - wi’ho.” th» approval o ’ riu>
“A nd fu r th h e rm o re ,” he m a i n - ! ire a llo w e d to ru s h in to d ra m a tic
among th - of « alistic. tendencies W ar Indnstrl » " ird
No »teel. no 1
p a rts w ith o u t
and a f e :r am ong -hose who. like me. cem ent no m aterial o’ any k ’nfi co,,'.' ta in s, ‘‘it w o u ld cu u se A m erican s to o r m u s ic a l co m ed y
b elie-e in o u r sy st m based upon per­ he naed < - in « nnrn»»s w« ■ •«»«,„ look at m e w ith c u rio s ity a n d p er- the p re p a r a tio n of a g e n e ra l as w ell
sonal ln i’li,‘ire r.n ’ «»w ar’ of a tak ­ ttnlp’ o »he V s - Industrie» Eo«-d per- h ap s a to u c h o f co n te m p t. T h e y as sp e c ia lise d tr a in in g ," he says,
ing o f m ey. w ithout paym ent. for m ilted it. No
el eo m ran y eould w o u ld say th a t Mr. C a rro ll h ire d me , “ M usical co m ed y to he su ccessfu lly .
th e i n -
S tate
Xe’-hyr the h -» - »fill ovfir fir- to-,-
«*»«1 u —ie«» so- b ecau se I h ad a title a n d th e y w o u ld ' p u t o v e r, ta k e s as m u ch a r t ns any-
n o r the ffe..r is jastln ed by t h j recom nrovnd by the c . - Pf--nr 0» Steel The
m endat'on herein contained o r hv our T re .n a ry wo-.ild not »--—••• tfce -e'stn g judge m e ns w o rth le s s w ith o u t giv- th in g esc. E ven th e sin g in g o f a
•ong lik e ’F iv e F o o t Two, E ves of
exp -lence In the wer. T ha us» of of monpv f~- ’ »•■ tnd-’ -c- al or fiti-n i r e m e a c h a n c e .
" I h av e h e a r d a good deal a b o u t B lue,' th e p o p u la r so n g o f th e
n o n - y should be controlled and di­ "ial operation »rlfi«« it wa« spprovfid
rected In ». national em ergency, a by th» W ar tndn T i» » Board
The A m erican s ‘falling* fo r c o u n ts, b a r ­ 1 can be m ade m e d io c re o r a rtis tic ,
man shcuW no tw r - he perm itted to Trfii' lcn t -!• ' 1» r • « th at no ra n o n s a n d th e lik e w h e th e r th e y a re a c c o rd in g to th e p re p a r a tio n o f th e
use ' • money as he wlt.be» than he " - a r ^ io - 'r » shoold ha done by fSe real o r p h o n e y , b u t I h av e s e n t v e ry s in g e r.’1
shon’d be p erraiitrd to uas the pro- Army Navy. S k 'n - ’tir P m -d or Food
,r | , s n.,,
p„ —n,.ai
ductlon - f hlr nriu». tali* r facto r- ,
exce t through the esner.-1 superrfe-
i th e c : i ; ¡1 in o | the W s r In fi-is 'r’fi«
Every raw m aterial Indus'.«» tnally raqulrad a ' the front was left devotion ana itg tln g u ls h c l cay . . }
fnc -ency Th!- va«
’ - done to Board
* a r . the end of the war.
•nd indeed practically every tndostry to civilian purpoai » Industries were th at marki-d th eir toll om» labor« day
‘r. the eonntry. v.-»s o-vanized th ro ti’h curtailed, b u t nev, r destroyed skele­ a fter day. tnoutli a fte r month, have
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A mpolntrnfinf of pommlttee». snd no«> tonised. but never ’- 'ted Int* ' 'h e made them fit m ates and eo urad**» to
rt- ' 4-
’ th ese Indo»'«l--» would do any hrist use of men. mone: a >d m iteri iia was the men In the trenches and on the
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e-cfi-a , nder the rulings promul rnpldly being hr -ght Into •■ aetly seas ”
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B arec. th e w olf-d o g , h e a rd ❖
T here are many men who ere afraid
S ’an d ard ’z a t1 n that condition whl b I hav- previously
♦ th e cry■ o f th e pack a n d h eed - 4» g a t' d h- ‘h» B a-1
of an­ th at the ndoptten c f th'»
an hy Con i
in eve«« tn d m ’rv « ■•» rapidly p— • • d stated to be nece: sary tn <••,
<• ed it. B ut th e y w o u ld have 4» lng. T hese ru'.invs » e re made kn • n o th er w ar
g ress v-ould give -n :m pe" s io ro«flal
♦ n o n e o f h im ; th e y tu rn e d on 4» through the ir utter® of official h "fi
If. In addition to this, •’•e p -» tdent Ism or com m unism or s<•vlettsm or I
call t. hecansc 1
«• h im , fo r h e w a s a h a lf-b re e d 4* tin? at trre g u ’a r Interval» and » ■-» In the fu tu re ha» the » u th o '
'o fix w hatever they m
4- Read Ja n ie s O liv er G u rw o o d s ❖ dis riheted by the pre»»
We were prices and distrib ution of n. i rial» the« »c.y "If you show It cm he don* 1
♦ startlin ig novel of a dog, s ta rt »•-» end. 'T o rtn g to arran g e It so th at the and labor, ren t, and the u p of man In wnr. tim e there will he a demand
time " It
power, tran sp o rtatio n , fuel and all the th a t It be done In pen'
4* ing in d iis issu e o f T hp N ew s 4* fif’tUng fort"» w -’ » to receive the»»
t h - - - w’-'ch »h-v nooded and no thiDgs n ecessary for the conduct of cannot he di ne in pe.ire ' me T here 1
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4* more, so th"
without
tev er was not ic- the war, any rl»e In prices will he pre­ run he no g r a r f iindi-rl
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vented. even In anticipation of w ar a stronn moving cause I- nette» tim e 1
T here a re m any who claim th at w ar the moving cause Is person •i| Inltln’lv. 1
pm form ed ;
1» caused prim arily by th • <1 ire of 1 and pnvrrent for aervlr
profit. I ant not one of those B it If , The su b stitu te for lh at In « r tim e I-
th ere Is anvthlng in this contention the com m on riangor
EJOTERT AUTO MECHANIC
this plan will rem ove the po»»lhlllty of
The W ar Industries F -ird was th<
anybody urging w ar as a mean» of 1 forem ost advocate of p
P ng and
F .o -v t r a c e d
nd o f w id e e x p e rie n c e cn all m ikes of
m aking profits Even if there re no distribution, and It had r - e st newer In
w it b in es. W ork g u a ra n te e d firgt d a s o r no ch arg e.
men who desire w ar as a m eans of th is field, but when the A rm istice
m aking profit, th e fact that profits cam e It recognized th a' : ace cond!
For Business and Pleasure
would be less in w ar than tn peace, Nous w ere being rester I and It was
) ' «'■ th e e a r o v erh : uled n o w . fo r th e su m m e r an d get S a tis­
and w ealth and resources wo iid be di­ th e first to change the v. .r tim e order
fa c tio n a t o u r sh o p .
,
rected by the governm ent, might h.ave cf thing« and to leave to the peonie
some active d eterrfng Influenfn on , them selves the r d jiistm ert of their
fr a it.e d m en w o rk f a d e r t h n s c o st You Leas.
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I am satisfied that It 1» hn
men of g reat resources
ln«i ¡nd of a f a lr s
being passive, they m ight become ac­ possible for the governm ent to do In
THE ‘NUGGET’ GARAGE
peacp tim e w hat I am advocating, a!
tive advocates o t pence.
F re d H ick m an , P r o p r ie to r
G old ftill, O regon
T here are many p nple wh- re. for though It becom es ah h ittly nece»
j ’ various reasons, afraid to discus» the sary In order to conduct a modern
su b ject during peace time and prefer war successfully and ro conduct It on
T-
to w ait for war. T here are also some a m n pro'’teerln g has’s
The application of this plan, besides
g reat m an u factu rers who oppose any
such plan because they were seriously m aking the nation a coherent unit In
Interfered with during the w ar time. tim e of war. would Im press upon
Indeed, It h as been the experience of eve-v c l-ss In society a i- e s e of Its
some of those responsible for the In­ own reap -u slb lllty In such eVcnt. If
HEAD CHEESE!
d u strial m obilization In the World It w ere known th a t this universal re ­
W ar to rem ain the objects of ven­ sponsibility would be e n fo rc 'd , no
BOILED
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omous a ttack begun during the tim e das'» -social, financial nr Industrial—
th at the n ecessities of the nation m ade ( could fall to understand that In case
CORNED BEEF!
It Im perative to control activities sn d j of w ar It would have to hear Its share
profits. Some critics were prom inent of the burdens Involved in d would
COTTAGE CHEESE!
m an u factu rers, who said:
"Tell us have to m ake sacrifices of profit, con­
what the governm ent wants and wo venience and personal liberty Correia-
HAMS and BACONS
will fill the orders, but don’t Interfere flvely with those made hy (he soldjers
with the sale of the part of our prod­ In the field. To this ex'« nt the plan
uct th a t the governm ent does not would act as a positive d e te rre a t to
Specially Priced
w ant to use.” T h at was unthinkable. any hasty recourse to force In an In
P resid en t W ilson decreed that fair tern atlo n al controversy.
One thing th at has definitely come
prices for the governm ent were fair from the w ar Is the necessity of
arran g in g affairs so th a t a portion of
prices for civilians I must say. how
th e population shall not be sen t to the
ever., th a t the vast m ajority of Amer
front to b ear all the physical h a rd ­
lean m an u factu rers rose to the sltua
Non In euch a splendid way a» to ships and th eir consequences while
All Kinds of Meat in Season. Price» Are Right.
bring the following com m endation o th ers are left behind to profit by
from Woodrow W ilson "They turned j th eir absence, if appll, d at the out-
aside from every private In terest of . break, the W ar Industries Board (as
th eir own and devoted the whole of ! It was functioning at the close of the
th eir train ed rap acity to the task s I W orld W ar) would prevent thia and
RETAIL and WHOLESALE MEAT DEALERS
th a t supplied the sinew s of the whole lessen. If not rem ove, the social and
In I.O.O.F. Bldg.
Gold, Hill.
g reat undertaking.
The patriotism , econom ic evils that come a» the a fte r­
th e unselfishness, the thorough going m ath of war.
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Wc arc manufacturers and ran give you lowest
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Wonderful in its Results.
Be Sure to Get This when Chick» are Ready
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Y o u th c f N a tio n T o p 3 D e a th -
L is t in U . S. A u to F a ta litie s
AJTO DEATH RATE HIGHEST AMOKS YOUTH
' 1 '.' Ne
1. m e 1, 1 in a n n u a l iiHtoinoblle fn tu lltte s. i'roin live
-*• to fifteen years 1» tlie p tod «lien th e greatest num ber of fa ta , accident«
11 for I tli -
. Tin- cli t allow» the age distribution of autom obile
for n 0 1 •• on..-I, as , on in tlie la .- t m ortality figure» |>ro|>nre<l
t ' e ■ ovi ,
t Tiies.. 11. ■•..», says the S lew srt-W nnier Safety Council
tor tl •• prevt-n .. of aiitonm »• accliloi.ls. einfhimlz«- the need for umre
nlaygroiitid» 1 m l In . used t .i .111 education among school children.
Con ¡dote stut 1 , ,.ri.
|„iss||,|,.. s s only So per cent of the U nited
S t i l l . ' , ; , C| . i or
y reelin ' . A bout '.’ 2 t r o a year Is generally conceded to
l.e the nnnuiii inn
r of uu .
tie liOidttl"*. For S .tl'J I nude* known 10 have
lieeii killed In one
a r th e re v , .. only a third ns ninny women, or 2JM*k Ih
spite of the fact that the nude population 1» only 4 per i,-nt g reater than the
fem ale.
This chart d » not tak e Into consideration the GUO,not) A m ericans who
a re in ju re d iinntni1!, I.v n n io eu h les. Su. h flgur»» n r........ . a v a ila b le e x ce p t In
certain atutea, bin Hint boy. and girl* le.idn make up the hulk of such
rnaual’l* s Is Inilh led by the n urds of New York sta te kept for the first
nine m ouths of I'.Cfi. Hero ll.Ti's. or prnetlcully one-tldrd of the 3S..'IO2
tnjuied. w ere under fifteen years of age.
Cut Travel Cost
—y c tR o m o r e o f t e n , tr a v e l f a r t h e r , t h a n e v e r
b e fo re .
G o h y t r a i n . S a v e in m a n y i m p o r t a n t w ay»
by doing so.
lo w roundtrip fares secure surprising value
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driving your ow n earn;: .in: t th e cost by train.
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s p o n s ib il it y e n d s w h e n y o u b o a r d t h e tr a in .
T h u s r i d e i n e n t i r e c o m f o r t, w i t h a c h a n c e t o
re la x a n d r e s t a n d p l a n y o u r a c tiv ity a t y o u r
d e s tin a tio n .
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P a c ific a n d its c o n n e c t: >ns c a n ta k e y o u , c o m ­
f o r ta b ly a n d e c o n o m ic a lly . A n y S o u t h e r n P a ­
cific a g e n t w ill g lad ly a id in p la n n i n g y o u r t r ip .
Rely upon them for complete,
accurate travel in fo rm atio n .
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