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TH B GOLD H IL L NB Yg.JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON
MRS. BROWN “nuil mu ur '
HER FOOD FOR MR. BROWN
things too far. It border* too ntnch
on imperialism,
Let Nicaragua
work out her own destiny as Mex­
ico Is doing and as our forefathers
Aa Independent Newipeper dedicat­
once did.
ed to the betterment o( Gold H ill
and Jackson County.
W . A . Ponge of Hood River. Ore.,
G J. Shore Editor
wus a visitor in the city today.
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Senator Vests
Tribute to a Dog
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advertising.
Senator Vest, of Missouri, was at­
tending court In a country town, and
while waiting for the trial of a case
in which he was interested, he was
urged by the attorneys in a dog rase
to help them. He was paid a fee of
Subseribtion 12.00 a year
$260. by the plaintiff. Voluminous
In Advance
evidence was introduced to show
that the defendant had shot the dog
had attacked the defendant.
Vest
NICARAGUA AGAIN
took no part in the trail and was not
» R E T T Y is as p re tty does,' said the label "Sliced H aw a iian Pineapple.
disposed to speak. The attorney's,
Just the thing I
H en ry loved pine­
Last Saturday at our national cap­ however, urged him to make a
M rs. B row n firm ly.
" W h a t c a rt I how fa ir die apple. She would cut her eggs cross­
ital there was an organised demon­ speech., else their client would not
wise instead o f the long way and then
be, i f she be not fa ir to me?" re ­
stration before the White House think he had earned his fee. Beiiv
would fit an egg into the hole o f a
sponded M r . B rown gloomily.
pineapple slice. Delicate mounds o f
protesting against the action of our thus urged, he arose, scanned lhe
No, gentle reader, the B row n fa m ­ salad dressing sprinkled with nuts
government in Nicaragua.
Our fnce of each juryman for a moment,
ily was not discussing the forthcom­ would nuke the combination so charm­
country has somewhat overdone the and said;
ing arrival of a portentous female ing to look at tliat even the recalci­
relative.
Instead, M rs. B row n was trant M r . Brown would enjoy it.
big brother act in that little coun­
“ Gentlemen of the jury: The best
trying w ith more vigor than tact to
try and there are many people here friend a man has in the world may
And the lol ter canape that she was
get her sulky husband to eat a par­
who do not approve of the course turn against him and become bis
ticular food which was good fo r min. going to serve her bridge club—-why
wouldn't
it look nicer and taste better
but which he did not like.
taken there.
enemy. His son or daughter that he
if the round o f hhstcr-covercd toast
T h e discussion was a draw.
' I t might be well for the United has reared with loving care may
rested on a ring o f pineapple?
T h e M id n ig h t F a ir y
States to offer friendly advice to prove ungrateful. Those who are
T h a t night, M rs. B row n had a
Flow ers and Riisgs
our weaker neighbors but to lake nearest and dearest to us,
those
dream She dreamt that a fa iry whis­
an active m ilitary stand against any whom we trust with our happiness
She speculatively eyed her gelatin
pered in her e a r: "P re tty tastes as
dessert molds. W ouldn't a ring at the
one political faction is carrying anj our good name may become
pretty looks” ; and “ F a ir food never
lost a race’’ ; and “Decorations on the top amt bottom o f the dessert lixik
traitors to their faith. The money
charming if it were made o f pine­
puddin’ make it eaten like a good ’un.”
apple cubes I
that a man has he may lose.
It
W hen M rs. B row n woke she had
flies away from him, perhaps when
Cookies?
In her mind’s eye she
seen the light. From henceforth and
he needs it most. A man's reputation
forever her food would, above all saw a slice o f pineapple cut in such a
things. L O O K P R E T T Y I She would way that it was only h a lf as thick as
may be sacrificed in a moment of
•p re tty up" her most ordinary dishes usual. T h en she saw herself cutting
ill-considered action. The people
until they appeared to be entirely new the slices into almond-shaped petals.
who are prone to fall on their knees
She pressed four o f the petals into the
eoococtions.
top o f each cooky which was resting
to do us honor when success is with
A D e v ile d P r o d u c t
on a baking sheet, and then site popped
us may be the first to throw the
M rs. B row n considered her supper them in the oven.
menu fo r tom orrow night, and her
stone of malice when failure settles
Th en M rs. B row n decided that all
heart sank. She w l l going to have
its cloud upon our heads. The one
deviled eggs, and H e n ry didn't like this imagining would be put into e f­
absolutely unselfish friend that man
deviled eggs even though he should. fect— and it was.
can have in this selfish world, the
W h a t could the do? H e r eyes rangrd
And when M r B rown saw all the
along the row o f canned foods which glorified foods did he smile and smile,
one that never deserts him, the one
she saw s ittin g on her cu
rd and eat and eat. w ith never a single
that never proves ungrateful or
bore 1 objection? W e ll, he certainly did I
shelves, and stopped at one wl
treacherous, is his dog. A man's
dog stands by him in prosperity and
poverty, in health and sickness. He
Road H a rd to Polico
w ill sleep on the cold ground where ¡ges,ure. He made no reference to
T h e K h y b er pane, a n a rro w defile
the w intry winds blow and the the evidence or the merit* of the In no rtbw eat In d ia , connecting the
snow drives fiercely, if only he may case. When he finished, judge and P u n jab w ith A fg han istan, la open to
be near his master’s side. He w ill jury were wiping their eyes. The tra g ic only on Tuesday« and F r id a y s
kiss the hand that has no food to of­ jury returned a verdict in favor of T h e a m ir o f A fg h an ista n undertakes
fer; he w ill lick the wounds and the plaintiff for $500. He had uxxl te police the p ast fo r only tw o day«
a week to protect tra v e le r* fro m at
sores that come in encounter with for $200.
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the roughness of the world. He
guards the sleep of his pauper mas­
ter as if he were a prince. When
all other friends desert he remains.
When riches take wings and reputa­
Republican Candidate for tion falls to pieces he is as constant
Renomination and present in his love as the sun in its journty
Chairman of Committee on through the heavens.
" If fortune drives the master
W ays and Means of the Na­ forth
an outcast in the world, friend
tional House of Representa­ less and homeless, the faithful dog
tives, a Native Son of Ore­ asks no higher privilege than (hat of
gon who has “No Interests accompanying him, to guard against
to Serve but the Public In­ danger, to fight against his enemies,
and when the last scene of all comes,
terests” and who is
and death takes the master in its
CLEAN
embrace, and his bodv is laid away
CAPABLE
in the cold ground, no matter if all
other friends pursue their way
EXPERIENCED
there by the graveside w ill the no­
FAITHFUL
ble dog be found, his head between
SUCCESSFUL his
paws, his eye* sad, but upo.t in
Read his R ecord o f Suc- alert watchfulness, faithful and
cessfu l S erv ice in V o te r s ’ true even in death."
P a m p h le t.
Senator Vest sat down. H t had
(Paid adv. by Ronald C. Glover.) spoken in a low voice, without any
W . C. Haw ley
tacks by the law less A frtd l tribes.
T ra in in g a C h ild
How to teach children I* a problem
whose difficulties are expreeeed by an
Bngllati aothorlty.
Dr. J. A. Had-
field. In the terse statem ent: "The
three mala principles In the training
of children are to make them de
what one wants, to let them do what
they like and te make them like
what they do."
S u r e of Ono M t a l
Ad la African paper; "W an ted --
Gentleman who can furnish a h alf
doxen eggs Io my h alf pound of bam
Object,
matrimony " Boston Tran
script-
Prom tho N o rto o g ia n f
W ith respect to the origin of tho
fam iliar parting salute, "80 loot,"
there la a suggestion that it Is derived
from the Norwegian “Saa Laengo,"
•univalent to meaning to "an rovotr.'
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Political Announcements
I have been a resident and tax
payer of Jackson county, Oregon,
I am a candidate of the office o? for a period of more than seventeen
county commissioner subject to the years.
George B. Alden.
w ill of the Republican party at the
May Primary election.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
J. G. LOVE
Snowy Butte Orchard
I hereby announce my candidacy
Central Point,
for sheriff on the Republican ticket
subject to the pimaries to 1 m * held
COUNTY CLERK
in May 1928. I have been a resident
I am a candidate for republican of Jackson County the past forty
nomination for county clerk; prom­ years, am a heavy tax paer, believe
ising personal attention, economy I know the needs of the county and
io the event that I am nominated
and courtesy. G. R. Carter.
and elected w ill strictly inforcc
May 17.
Talent
all our laws without partiality.
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C h a s . I) . S ta c y
COUNTY. OREGON
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I beg Io announce my candidacy
for lhe republican nomination for
Sheriff for this county.
I do this feeling that I am quali­
fied for the position as I have had
experience as a Deputy Sheriff for
four year* In this county and am
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having served both in the tax De­
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of the service, and if I shall be nonii
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