THB GOLD HILL NB AS. JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY Jl'N E SO. IH29
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From all reports the Federal prohibition agents alon ■
the Canadian border are g ettin g plenty of target practice
and are using live objects to shoot at. They are now being
threatened with disarm am ent. There is one thing sure
if they are disarmed it will he a great boon to the tliir t\
in those parts.
THE GOLD HILL NEWS
Established 1897
C. J. SHORB Editor
Published by M ac’» P rin tin g Co.
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An Independent N ewspaper published in the Interests
Gold Hill Oregon and Vicinity
W e have not made a guess on the w eather for a long
time we are going to venture the soliloquy that summer
is here.
P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y
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Entered at the Post Office at Gold Hill, Oregon, for
All roads in Southern Oreg> n will soon lead to C rater
transm isión thru the mails as second class m atter.
Lake. It will be possible for cars to reach the lodge with
Subscription Ss.no a year in advance. Ad rate >n applieatim out much difficulty now s<»—— let the tourists c<me. Wo
have been w aiting for them a long time thi ; ye r
T H E RAMBLING HORDE
W IL L SOON BE H ER E
TEE JOKERS CORNER
The time cannot now be many days aw ay when the
horde of sightseers from all oxer the nation and the world
will move into Oregon. Already the vanguard of that
great mass of tourists are to be seen along our every high
way.
N ature was kind to Oregon. We have beautiful
wooded hills, charm ing natural lakes, picturesque w ater
falls, dazzling subteranean caves, impressive and alluring
valleys. Our stream s are filled with game fish and our
hills w ith game. Our m ountains »:re covered with giant
trees which stretch their branches high into the heavens
and our valleys are inhabited with an industrious people
and spotted with busy cities and villages.
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Since the Oregon State Cham ber of Commerce placed
a branch office in Los Angeles there have been many in- I
quiries for Oregon lands. In fact, so avidly did the visitors
to the Oregon building, greet its advent th a t now the ev
er alert Californian real estate men are endeavoring to list
lands in this state so th at they m ight reap the harvest.
fo r summer travel
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O irs is a mnderii supply depot t"r II’ ' builder for we hiiml-
le Lumber, Shingles, l.atli I.jiue, I’hlst,. , Cement. John- Man.
vilte Roofings, tie... and m ke everything in Cabinet Work
nr I Mill Work.
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t’eii it. Timnl.s, ol thing. 1 was
I'll never forget tli- n g i l y o n 1 just wonder ng how I i-otTI .io it
propose.'.” said the wife. " Y e t i a. t-
cil like a fish nut of wider.”
Solid Iiorv
Then the gong sounded for the
Dumb: Do you know thiil I"..’32
first round.
clcp! all’s were ni-i-iad to make hil-
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I r ik lust year.“
The Reason
1 Dorn- -Oil, my in’t it xvoni’vrful
The teacher was explaining things • th.it such big 1- ists cm lie lau .¿it
to the boys in Ids class.
such i-.viirtiiig work?" lixch in c.
“For instance, I want to intro
duce witter into my hour*. I turn
One Way Speed
it on. The pipes and tops are in
In a certain ronununity then- was
Aside from these natural advantages we have the ad order,
but 1 g t no wider. Can you mi old oeserted house that wus
ded blessing of a wonderful climate. These are the things tell me w hy?”
known ns the “h u o n lil" bouse.
which the tourists from other portions of the world are
Jfe expectiLj the children to see Manx thrilling stories were told by
going to see. W hat a relief all these will be to the vaca- i that it was becui*>e he had not mad* the people of the community ubo it
tionist from all over the world who is lured to our common a connection with the main in the the sights that had been seen and.
Lireet
'« « ^ 'd pu«ie,l. ] the strange soun lx I', at bad liven
xvealth for rest and relaxation, W here could he come to I 1 They
could not see why the w ater ' heard in Ihe bouse, i be negroes.
find any g re a ter dixersity in the g ifts of nature?
| should refuse to run into his pi-eni- I of course, accepted nil these stories
after such faultless plumbing. at face value. Hut a negro mail
The people here should be ready to greet the stran g ers ; ¡sen “Can
no one tell me what I have
w ithin our gates and extend tot them the warm hand of neglected?” the teacher repetdadi, moved into the eonununilv w o
■ claimed that lie was not supersti-
hospitality. They m ust bury the ham m er and preach the looking at the "-o n ‘"ring fm-.-s.
! tious. and tie laughed at the other
“I know,” said one boy at last. negroes for believing in g h o s t s and
gospel of a bigger and b etter Oregon. They m ust not lose
sight of the fact that, no m atter xvhat they think of the 'You don’t |Kiy up.”
“spirits”.
In order to convince
them of the error of tl.eir way. lie
place they live there are many places far worse. They
Silver Lining
fagreed to go over to Ihe dreaded
m ust resolve to make cur guests most welcome, th at they
Only tw o passengers had- surviv house and sleep there through the
m ight come again and bring their friends.
ed the ‘ fdpwrcek, u Irxly from New- night. The appointed day came and
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York and a gentleman from Aber- after (lark he took some lie t clot' < .
deen. By the enli! of their second over to the cabin to make the tlein-
The farm relief bill has been passed and the president : week on the desert isle their eloth- r nstration. But next morning he
has signed it. Congress has appropriated the money to . ing was in tatters, their provisions ddn’t turn up. He was gone. No
put it into effect. Even the debenture clause was accept- - * « ’ exhausted and the monkeys one knew where he went nor why
had even ceased to sling milk filled h " went. About a week later a
ed. The m easure with all the trim m ings is now the laxv of cocoanuts
at them from the trees. | I white man of the con-jn-.inity met
the land and.xve shall see xvhat the reaction shall be. W e The fuliure lookef’l pretty crumby. I him. evidentally on his way hack
will soon be able to knoxv xvhether the nexv farm relief
“Oh, it just couldn’t be any worse, home. “.Aren’t you the negro,” $uid
, the white man, “who spent Ihe
m easure is a credit to our national statesm en or just an Sandy,” moaned the woman.
“Ah, but it couJdl!” the Scot con- night in the old haunted house?” I's
other garbled mess of political potage designed to please
the man what went over tl-ir to
the palate of the rural citizen. W e sincerely hope that triadictcd, a rarri grin wrinkling his stay
all night hut I didn’t stay 'ar
dour countenance.
I micht ha’
this nexv departure in farm relief will react to the benefit bought a return ticket.”
long.” “Well, that was a week ago,
of those for which it is intended.
where have you been all this line
“ I’s been coin’ll hack from w har I
runne l to dat night,” was the reply'.
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