Gold Hill news., May 23, 1929, Image 2

T,.rw«r»\v M ay n it*«
capital to see the proper fishv ay eon» ueted over the
st ruction.
Improved
Optical
Service
W hatever trouble Adam had.
I No man in days of yore
| Could say when lie hud to ld a joke.
•I've he: rd that one before."
THE JOKERS CORNER
Mr. Cohen (p ickin g h in u e it up
a t t f f a bad spillfronv his horse)—
“ And D r. Goldbaum told me to do
this to r my h e a lth !"
She: Did I ever show you
l have added a lens grinding plant
to tnv equipment and can now give
von even better service than before
OPTOMETRIST
Tuffs Building
the
place where I h u rt nvy h ip ? "
H e: “ No-no."
She: “ A ll rig h t, w e’l l d rive over
there.”
Dr. A. L. Letcher
(¡rants Pass
oh
The good fa iry offered to grant
'one wish Io the Catholic*. Protestant
and Ihe Jew. The Catholic wished
fo r g lo ry “ You shall have It," said
I the fa iry.
The Protestant wished
fo r money. “ You shall have it,' said
Ihe fa iry . And tu rn in g to Ihe Jew
■lie said, "w h a t do you wish'.’ “ The
Jew replied, “ I th in k 1 w ill save
my w ish fo r some later date. A ll
1 want is the address of the P ro ­
testant.
I don't w . lit any callers
ifte rn o o n ," said Ihe business
Io llie olllee hoy. " I f they say
business is Im portant Just tell
that's w ind they a ll say."
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The W o te rfle ld Hook. " F if ty
Years W ith P o u ltry ," is now a-
vailable after a delay due to the
author's illness last w in te r. We
are greatly pleased to announce,
to our renders that copies of
this great hook w ill very soon
be on sale at this office o r w ill
be mailed post paid on reee' d
o f the price— $3.00.
The book is printed on good
liapcr, illu stra te d , n ltra e tive ly
bound in blue-green eloth.
It
should be on every poultry-man’s
reading table.
Enough lias been said in ad­
vance o f llie Westerfield Ixtok
bv such leatlin-j poultrym en as
Hanson, K le in sm ilh , P yfe r, Mrs.
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Ours Is a modern supply depot fo r Ihe b u ild e r fo r we hand­
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The Westerfield Book
Established 1897
C. J. SHORB Editor
Published by Mac's Printing Co.
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it com fort and satisfaction. We ure not satisf
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anteed.
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THE GOLD HILL NEWS
That afternoon a ludy enlli I
this
"I'm
man Insisted on teeing him.
ilie ir w ife ." she exclaimed.
•'Tliat'» w ind they all say." said
them
tin* office boy.
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PMON<
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AS TO THE MUD
There has been sume complaint about the mud which
is allowed to flow into the Rogue River from the Foots
creek section, where the huge gold dredge is operating.
Anglers claim that it spoils the fishing below that point
and they become quite angry. However, the company
which is in charge of the gold dredge, thru their superin­
tendent. D. H. Ferry, is spending a considerable amount
of money each day in an honest endeavor to make the riv­
er a better fishing ground. We feel that the sportsmen
are a trifle unfair in their criticisms when we consider
the extensive efforts which are being made to protect the
river fishing when it is not necessary. 1 he company can­
not he compelled to control! the mud. I he sportsmen
should feel kindly towards them for the splendid co-oper­
ation which they are giving. After all, the greatest men­
ace to fishing in the immediate vicinity is the fish death
trap maintained at Salvage rapids where an inadequate
fish ladder is h eated and hundreds of fish plunge to their
death every year in an attempt to get over the dam. If
the company'which controls the Savage dam would place
♦heir fish ladder where it should he placed, then the sal­
mon and steelhead c< uld pass over it. If the company is
not able to finance such a project we have no doubt but
that the sportsmen of the valley would subscribe enough
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