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T U B GOLD HILL NK VS. JACKSON COUNTY. OKKOON THURSDAY MARCH 14. 1M7. anoa auv <i Paper of the Gold Hill News Official Gold lllll High School .■dependent Newspaper dedient- H i t * betterment of Gold Hill •ad Jackaon County. * These Cars d to THE NUGGET Published Weakly by the Student Rady GOLD HILL, OREGON Nl'MRKK THIRTEEN VOLUME I GIRLS RASE IIALL TRAM Dorlhy Shoemaker of the third THE NUGGET STAKE The girls will start pruelieing base grade and Irene Shoemaker of the Editor Maxwell Marvin Published every Thursday evening hill In another week or two with second grade have been absent nil Asil Walker In Gold Hill, Jackson County, Ore. Assistant Editor week on account of illness. Mr. Orr as coach. • RKPORIERS Entered at the Post O ffice al Gold HUI, Oregon, for transmission thru Athletics Lloyd Scott, Vivian Mc tba units an second class matter. '■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ '■ » Dermott. 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There has been cessfully conquered the angry wat several nights alter school for the ers of that terrible strait and saved past week that they have come out the lives of a woman anil three and warmed up. The track fixtures children is declared by our fellow were all gotten oul und the rudi townsman, Tom Moore who is com ments of track are now being learn monly called Lord Sir Thomas ed. Mr. Bluett is the truck coach. Moore. We hope that we will have better Relow is a communication from Mr. Moore which he has asked us luck with base bull than we did with basket hull. to print. "This is to prove that the said Thomas Moore is the hero of Raton The girls have started practicing Strait San Pablo bay. I do. here . for the track meat. They have not swear on oath that I uni the man made much head way but hope so and any that don't believe it can soon. see Tom Moore for other proof. The A and H class practice on Nick name. Lord Sir Thomas Tuesday afternoon and the C class Moore. practice on Wednesday. We publish the above thru cour tesy to Mr. Moore who claims that he has been wronged by some one dustrial nation of the world.” not believing his story. “Rut it is not in keeping with the traditiona of our nation to take ad NATION’S OBLIGATION vantage of its (lower and wealth to TO MEXICO STRESSED exploit weak and unprepared neigh bors. Frankness in dealing with Sympathetic consideration for them, due consideration for their Mexico should mark American pol foibles as well as for their faults, icy because industrial development patience combined with firmness, in the United States has caused a graceful concessions udiled to wise great share of Mexico’s economic insistence, these plus a sympathetic roblcins, Dr. Issas J. Cox, professor understandiug will do much to of history at Northwestern Unirers- smooth out the present controvcairs iy, declared in an address under cu- and to advance the people of Mex srices of the Engineering School of ico on the pathway of econmic in- the University of Cincinnati. dcpcndance.” “Modern capitalism is apparently ihe factor that has Contributed most A recent survey made by the Pres widely to present misunderstandings between our nation and Mexico.” ident and Assistant Director of the Professor Cox said. "Whether we Federation of British Industries accept the term ’econmic imperial showed that the American percent ism’ as a fair designation of our age of tiie total world production dose relationship with Mexico, it is or resources, such as coal, Petro obvious that our capitalists hold to leum, copper, steel wheat, cotton, ward (hat country and its people lumber, automobiles, railroads, etc., position that affects materially Ihe averagi d more than 65%. It was I pointed out, too, that these percent welfare of each." "Upon the Mexicans has been ages o f production or ownership ap- thrust a system that they were total j plied to a country, large as it is, ly unprepared to meet. Upon us ' whose population is less than seven rests the duty to assist them. Mexico pen cent of the papulation of the lives in an economic age. Her people v.oriel. Attention was directed to must meet its problems, if for no the high level findividul prosper other reason, because they exist side ity which is enjoyed by all classes by side with the most advanced in- of our people. DELCO L1QHT Electric P la n o Oregon farmers scan obtain le An appetizing dessert or salad can be made of cooked prunes with the gume basteria from the department pits removed and the cuvaties stuf I of bacteriolgoy at (). A. C. 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