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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1931)
THE GOtD H tL t NEWS THURSDAY, SRPTEMRRR 17, ¡031 ? .v -g r? THE GOLD HILL NEWS * — — — — — — — — —- f ■ — - - «■— . ■■«■■■■«» Once upun n lime there wnl a w in 1« it buxom mUs who went Io n hiind- •ome yuuiig reducing xpednllal anil lie look her hriiiillh mvuv. Established 1S97 Published by Mac's Printing Co. C. I SHORE Editor An link ci.dent Newspaper I'libb.-died in the Interests of Cold Hill Oregon and Vicinity PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Entered at the l'astoffiee at Gold Hill, Oregon, for transmission through the mails as second-class matter Subscription $2.00 a year in advance. Advertising rates on application. $5,000,000 FOR FUN Five million dollars is a lot of money to he spent upon fun, especially if all that fun is to he had by one person hut collectivel\ that is not much fun, perhaps. Nevertheless, Oregon is g. ing to spend that amount of money to provide fun for our visitors. That is, at least, the plans of the State Game commission. W hen BABIES are Upset The state of Oregon is not spending that money just tor the sake of the fun of spending it but to use their slo gan. they are spending that money to ‘M ake Oregon Fa mous for Fun!” Our meat commonwealth has a vast undeveloped area which is gr>od only for lumbering, vacationing and kindred pursuits and the state commission wants to cash in on that as an asset. I n fact the vacationing of Oregon is already one of our greatest assets, it being estimated that vaca tioning in Oregon is better than $20,000,000 a year busi ness. It is bound to grow and that is the reason for the program being mapped out by the commission. In our latest issue we carried a story giving the re - thkt ITS ALWAYS sume of the program asi outlined and which they expect WHEN THE fiS H S T A R T to carry out in the following year or so. No doubt every p.TtHG THAT A WONSAH CHANGES HER NUNO - 9 * ? ’ sportsman in the state will welcome the program and will assist in the completion of it in the interest of his own plea sure and the revenue that it will bring into the state from Conditions must change and quickly. There is a presi those remote parts of the country which is not so well dential election coming up in another year and the people blessed with recreational advantages. who are disgruntled hy the economic conditions in the ♦ ♦ ♦ country are going to take things into their own hands and it is hard to say what might be the outcome. The farmer HIDES WORTH NOTHING—SHOES STILL HIGH and the working men are entitled to more real considera There is a perplexing problem which stares the agri tion than they are at the present, time getting and when culturist in the face and one which is due consideration the trend of capital is all toward the hands of a few it from all walks of Jife. 1 hat problem is the great diverg breeds socialism, anarchy, riots and rebellion. This fact ence between the selling price of the producer and the buy had better be bn tight home to the men of large means be ing cost of the consumer. fore it is too late to correct the economic evils in a safe \\ henever one talks to a farmer he is presented with and sane manner. ♦ + + the conundrum, " \\ hy does the farmer get practically no thing f<>r his hides and yet the cost of shoes is virtually Henry Ford says he wants all his workers to produce the same as it was during the high prices of post-war a garden. We cannot see his point unless he wants to give days. 1 hey also want to know why they get about 28c them part of their wages in fertilizer. If everyone has a for butter fat when butter is selling for 40c and upwards. good garden how will that ai<l the farmer and a large per How is one going to answer such questions? We know that the farmer is right. \\ e also know that he has a just complaint but the question is, “How can the difference be adjusted so that the farmer or grower can get what he is rightfully entitled to for his products?” This question is not one to pass over lightly and heed lightly. The agri culturist is the backbone of the nation and should he quit Rodeo Buckeroo-3 days producing there would be a famine or excessively high Fireworks - Canoe Canal costs. If he doesn’t quit producing he is forced to work Scotty says: “Never bawl out a person who tries to mooch a cigar for nothing and watch the taxes pile up against his home Boys and Girls Free Day from you. She may be some and larm and his mortgage goes on unpaid and interest ette body’s mother.” $60,000 Prizes«“ » Purses mounts up. There is a method to prevent this and the method While we were looking at some Night Horse Shows must be found for the country cannot expect to go on for snappy new brassiere pins at the Oregon Products ever the way it is going today. The farmer supports cur jewelry store a lady brought in her cuckoo clock. “I don’t know what's Horse racing merchants and our public institutions and when he can the matter with this clock,’’ she not cash in on his labors and pay his bills how is he going said. “It loses ten minutes a day and Band contest to continue? Steps must be taken to .bring about a read it 00s before it cucks.” Farmers’ day justment and the sooner it is done the sooner this nation Dear Hazel: Pardon me for asking will again become prosperous. If the entire farm popula you. but, in the matter of your tion could organize as the labor unions, the bankers, the dress, don’t you think you could doctors, the public utility companies and other such cor show a little more discretion?— porations, they could soon have the rest of the nation eat Herbert Kyle. My gosh, Herb, some of you guys ing out of their hands. That is why every effort to effect a genuine organization among the farmers receives so ain’t never satisfied.—Hazel. much adverse attention. It is to the interest of the middle Have A Care, Doc. men, the large bankers, the commission men and some of Somebody told Tillie, the office the manufacturers to keep down the farmer so that their stenog, that a chiropractor could individual enterprises will thrive. They do not want the cure her neuritis. Now Tillie tells that "A chiropractor is a guy farm er to get too independent and that is just what would us who gets paid for what an ordinary happen should the farmers get organized on a large scale. guy gets slapped for.” THE JOKERS CORNER THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR LISSEN U N H |’N\ GETTIN’ ^0 U P P I S H O IE T I LETS GET SOMETHING E l SB T EAT FOR A C H ANG E' A B Y Ula and ailment* teem twice a* Mriuu* at night. A auddan cry may mean cube. Or a auddan attack ol diarrhea. How would you meat thia I emergency— tonight? Have you a bottle I ol Casturta ready? B For the protection uf your wee one— for yuur own peace of mind keen thia old. reliable preparation alwaya on hand. But don’t keep it ju»l for rrnergenriea; let it be an everyday aid. I t ’s grutla induenre will eaee and »00the the infant who cannot deep I t ’s mild regulation 1 will hrlu an older c h ild whose tongue 11 meted txrauar of •lugguh bowel*. .All druggist* have Caatoria. ShTrtaneio CASTORI A « y cent of Henry 1 gas buggies have been sold to the rural people. \\ hat lie should insist on is that his workers de mand butter instead o f substitutes and home grown eggs, then he would be doing something. ♦ ♦ ♦ As long as a New York debutante s d o g can be afford ed the luxury of a private chauffeur while millions of able bodied working men are forced to accept the accommoda tions ot a box car for transportation, economic conditions are not right in America. Enjoy Train comfort to Portland and to California A quick overnight trip to San Francisco; by day or overnight sleeper to P ortland N o rth or South, Southern Pacific invites you to en jo y the to m forts of train travel on your next trip. O r you can take the "O re g o n ia n ” at night and arrive inPort land the fol lowing morning. Southbound, the "S h as ta’ ’ leaves here at night and arrives in San Francisco at 9 :5 0 next morning You save an entire day by using this overnight service. X First there's the “ Shasta" to Portland and north, a day train equipped with all- steel roaches, comfortable re- d in ing chairs, Pullmans, and the new "Silver" lounge car. ASK YOUR AGENT ABOUT THE NEW LOW ONE W AY AND ROUNDTRIP FARES BETWEEN HERE AND POINTS NORTH. Southern Pacific J. S. PRIME, Agent G"ld Bill, Oregon CANNING THE FI8H 1 SECONO that m o t io n . SUO SPO SE YOU RUN IN TO TOWN N GET SOMETHING. EH? WOT SAY T OH HE WENT TO TOWN T ’ ÜET SOMETHING to eat - were gettin ' oarned HEW Y MN FOIKS FINE fWASKAN $|\UM\QN £ NORWEGIAN $,!>•' F- -, i . aó s’- V’A . ■ ; ■ '.-J ,7 !
