P nq e S
THE GOLD HILL NEWS, THUHSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 1932
Between 1000 and 1500 men are eg- I
H e r P re fe r e n c e
They were hanging
the Joint work of British and Amer Jngoslavla.
Scholars Hail Rocont
parted to register from Washington
lJttle Judith Anne had heard her
lean archeologists, ara of tlia great­ from both ends of the same long
Discoveries at Samaria est Importance In Illustrating the rope. They had stood on tha »nine parents diacuaalng a recent murder
c< unty for Its share of labor on Im­
Beautiful Ivory panels, dating civilisation of tha period.
box fastened the nooses round one trial where tha defendant was sen­
provement of tha west side Pacific
another's necks and then by com­ tenced to the electric chair.
highway between Tigard and Newberg. from the year 800 R. CL, and depict
Ing lotus budi and flowers, at range
-
I
loiter Judith Anne and her moth­
mon action kicked away the box.
O ld e s t M a r r ie d C o u p le 1
The circuit court of Klamath county ' animals and celestial brings from
The men were middle-aged one a er were looking at soma chairs In a
Jugoslavia
claims
to
have
found
hne authorised tha state superintend­ tha Egyptian pantheon, have been
tha oldeai married couple In the former high official of tha state rail­ catalogue, when Judy asked her
ent of bsnke to pay a ZB per cent divi­ discovered at Samaria, the ancient
world. Tha husband Is one hundred ways. and (ha other a civil servant. mother whether she would like to
dend to dopoeltore of the defunct Chilo­ capital of the kingdom of Israel. The anil seventeen, and the wife one hun­ Below the bodies were two neat lit hare one of them. Mother replied:
alte of thia discovery leaves no doubt
"Yea. Wouldn’t you?”
quin Stale hank. The payment will
dred and fifteen, and they hnve been tie sucks of letters addressed to
that these Ivories belonged to the
“No, I would rather hare electrl«
amount to 11080.
married 100 year». They are peas various friends. acquainting them
"houae of Ivory" mentioned In the
of the fact that tha two friends In­ chair," said Judy.
ants
and
live
In
a
village
near
Nish.
An optimistic view of the apple out­
Bible—1. King» 22:?»—for Ihe In
T M I M ARKETS
Both still enjoy good health. More tended to hnng themselves at tha
look In Union county la taken by grow­
acrlptlon carved on one of them
Portland
D a n g e ro u s F e a th e r«
than
100 descendants took part In a same moment.
boars the name of linsel, king of
Wheat — III« Band blue»!era. hard ers at Elgin, In the heart of the Grande
Scratched by hla pet chicken.
festival
held
recently
at
the
aged
Damascus, SfiO-SOO B. C. One panel
wheat, 64c; »oft white and western Ronda valley apple belt. Indications
Dick cam* running excitedly Into
She’ s H a d P ra c tic e
shows a fight between a hull and a couple's farm to honor them.
Father— When that cub comes the hotiae.
white, 41tt«; hard winter, northern at present point to a normal crop In
Hon
In
relief.
Others
show
cherubs
spite of tha lata aeaeon.
“Oh, mother," he cried. "Look!
here again I ’ll alt on hlin.
L a te s t T h in g la S uicides
aprine and weetern red, 47c.
and sphinxes.
A third represent*
Daughter—Oh, let me do It, Old Biddy stuck ma with her pin
Friendly suicides were found by
Spring wheats on tha nursery plots
l i a r —Buylm prices, I. o. b. Port
tha
peraonlflcatlon
of
eternity.
feathers.”
under the direction of tho Moro ex­
These discoveries, which are doe to peasants In a wood near Zagreb, father.
land; Alfalfa. Yakima, «11.50.
periment station have given a vary
Itutterfat— 16{(17c.
good yield for tha year. At Mauplu
E l i a —Ilancb, lt t f J lc .
atatlon Hard Federation tasted (0.1
C allie—Bleer«, ( o6d, «4.B0CB.0B.
pounds In weight par bushel.
Huge—Good to choice, |4(f4.SB.
Lambs—Good to choice, « 4 0 * BO.
Tha ropes wars taken down from
Seattle
Mount Hood recently by tha lookout.
Wheat — Soft white and waatern Mack Hall, and H all climbed again
white. B itte ; hard winter, weatern red to roll up tha telephone lines and close <
and northern aprlni. B itte ; blueatera, the lookout cabin. Thia ends the ot- ,
BOc.
flclal climbing for tha aeason.
Butterfat—19«.
Tha bulk of the hop crop In Marlon
Kgge—Ranch, lie .
and Polk counties has been gathered. ;
llosa—Good to choice, «4.7BOB.
The yield la about 16 per cent less 1
Cattle—Choleo atnera, «1.BOG’S.
than last year and about 8000 balee
Sheep— Spring lambe, «4 16G4.30.
short of early estimates. Growers now ’
Spokane
estimate tho crop at (5,000 bales.
Cattle— S terri, good, 14.5003.15.
s
The Klamath Irrigation district bud­
doga—Good to choice, 14.1SO4.60.
get
tor
1031
la
the
lowest
»Ince
the
die-
i
Lambe—Modlum to good, 13.B0if3.75.
trlct was established. In 1011. The
charge will be 11 50 per acre. The
One workmen waa killed at Me average charge alnce the district was
Mlnnvllla recently and another per­ organised has been «1.17 per acre.
haps blinded by a prematura blast of
A new lookout station Is to be built
dynamite.
by the forest service tble fall at Rim
J. O. Relchle of Portland waa elected Rock peak. In Hood River county.
preeldent of the Oregon Association From the summit of the peak la an
for the Deaf at the closing eeeslon of extensive vlow of Hood River valley
the biennial contention at Salem.
and the Mount Hood Loop highway.
The opening of the eastern link of
For the next two months Wheeler
p a y in g m a n y t im e s th e c o s t o f p a in t to
O D A Y a letter cam e to m y d esk that
the Sluslaw highway will he celebrated wilt be the headquarters tor a state
rep air th e dam age d on e b y rot, rust and
September IB at a point half a mile highway construction crew of 11 men,
d e e p ly im p ressed m e. It w a s w ritten
aouth of Junction City on the Prairie I some with families, who w ill make Im­
by a w om an — the m oth er in a typical d e c a y this w in ter.
road.
provements In the coast highway be­
A m erica n fam ily. H e r little h om e had
Bunks In the office of a partly de­ tween Wheeler and Hamlet Junction.
E v e n at the sacrifice o f o th e r thin gs, h a v e
b een sa v ed from fo re c lo su re b y a coat of
stroyed cannery at McMinnville will
A. C. Page of the Buell district re­
y o u r h o u s e o r b u ild in g s c o m p le t e ly
be provided for tranelenta this winter. ports that he has a field of corn more
n e w paint, for w hich a part o f their m eager
rep ain ted n o w . N o in v e stm en t yo u can
Sloepere will have to cam their bunk than 10 feet In height The field has
savings had b een paid.
privileges.
received no unusual treatment, but Is !
m ake w ill pay b etter divid en ds. A n d nothing
I
•
The Fitly prune drier at Middleton, protected from cold winds. The corn
y o u can buy w ill m ak e y ou and your fam ily
T h o se few gallons of fresh paint had so
near Tigard, commenced operations 1 I t of the Minnesota 13 variety and will
fe e l so u p lifted and ch e e rfu l.
recently. The price for drying prunes be used for ensilage.
r e v iv e d th e ap p earan ce and en h an ced the
waa eet at l t t cents a pound on 300
The livestock needs of Interior coun­
v a lu e of the p ro p erty that the m ortgagee
If you cannot arrange to do a com plete repaint­
pounds or more.
ties will be cared for by the Central
had
c
o
n
se
n
te
d
to
re
n
e
w
the
loan
.
.
.
and
ing job n o w , at least give the badly weathered
Frost damage to the potato crop of Oregon Livestock corporation, recently
th e little h om e w as sa v ed .
Klamath county has been estimated at organised. It will operate through the
places a coat or two o f protecting paint.
10 per cent. It Is thought that the fodoral Reconstruction Finance cor­
frost killed 100,000 lacks of an esti­ poration ami will function In Dea
I cou ld not h elp thin kin g of the thousands
L o o k esp ecially, to the w in d o w sills, thresh­
chutes. Crook and Harney countlea.
mated yield of 1,500,000 sacks.
of h o m es and b u ild in gs that are shabb y
o
ld s, o u td o o r p orch es and steps; th e joints
Two new lookout houses w ill ba
The voters of The Dalles w ill be
and
un
attractive
today
due
to
several
years
o f p orch railings and palings; the bases o f
asked thia fall to appropriate funds built In the Cascade national forest
for tha purchase of fire department at ones. It was announced at the of­
o f n eg lected painting; of th e m illions o f
pillars; the e d g e s of e a v e s; the roof; the
equipment. The proposition w ill be fice of the forest service In Eugene.
h om e o w n er s w h o , b e c a u se of red u ced
gutters and d ow n sp ou ts. T h e s e are the v ita l
Materials are now ready. One will ba
placed on the November ballot.
in
com
es
and
enforced
eco
n
o
m
y
,
h
ave
been
on
Sardine
butte
and
the
other
on
spots w h er e w ater lo d g e s — w h ere ic e and
Representative 8. L. Stewart of Mo-
ob liged to sacrifice painting for ta x es, in«
Coy. near Amity, has a Scotch collie Parkaaddle mountain. The materials
frost settle— w h e r e rot and rust attack first.
dog that gave birth to 11 pups, 11 of will have to be packed 11 to IB miles
ter
e
st,
a
ssessm
en
ts,
to
sa
y
nothing
of
food,
which are alive and happy. Mr. Stew­ on horseback.
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Assembled for Information
of Cur Readers.
WARNING
i. PROPERTY OWNERS
T
art believes that thia la a record.
Deschutes county officers w ill be
housed In the old First National bank
building and the Deachutea Invest­
ment company building after Decem­
ber 1 at a monthly rental of «477.
Anna Marla, 1-year-old daughter of
M r. and Mrs. C. O. Morris of Canary,
near Eugene, died In a hospital at
Eugene from burns. She fell Into a
tub of hot water at the family home.
Wasco county will aeek a loan of
«50,000 from the Reconstruction Fi­
nance Corporation to relieve unem­
ployed thia wlntor. The loan w ill ba
repaid from the delinquent road tax.
The policy of making no further
charity doles from their own relief
fund to able-bodied persons nnletn
work la performed In return has been
adopted by teachers In the Medford
achools.
W alter Muller, a farmer at Salt
Creek, Polk county, was Injured while
shingling hla house. He fell from the
top of the roof, striking on his back
on the doorstep. Ila suatatnsd only a
broken rib.
The teacher In the Bernhardt dis­
trict on the lower Siualaw river, will
board at three different houses In the
district this year and the owner of
the homes w ill turn over tha money
paid by her for board to the district
to help out Its finances. It was an­
nounced at the office ot the county
school superintendent.
clo th in g , h eat and other essen tia ls o f com«
fo rt and h ealth .
“ •»
After two years ot Idleness, the
Knapps logging camp of the Crossett
Western Lumber company haa been
started up with some 75 men em­
ployed. It has been announced that
these men w ill be employed for at
least the next elx months and It la I
rumored that their number may be
Increased In tha near future.
D o y o u u n d erstand w hat th ey sign ify? D o
y o u r e a lize w hat w ill happen to w o o d or
m etal that is literally naked o f paint if these
h o u se s and b u ild in gs face the attack o f
an o th er season o f rain, snow , ice , and frost?
Six new thoroughfares were con­
structed In Oregon City during the
pest month under direction of the en­
gineering department, providing 111
extra days ot work and 111 daya ot
scrip work for tha unemployed. Rock
for the new roads waa obtained from
old macadam streota and from the
crusher alts on Center street.
Ground waa broken at Scappoose re­
cently for a large potato storing and
Registrations In tha two high achoola shipping plant. The structure will be
of Roseburg Indicate a considerable In­ 50 feet wide and ISO feet long, and
crease In school attendance this com­ will occupy a alta on tha railroad
ing year. The registration shows that grounds Juat north ot the depot. The
n great ninny new families hove moved . large acreage of certified potato seed
Into the city.
grown on the delta lands by California
The arch over the road that former­ Intereata haa made the demand for
ly lod from the Pacific highway to the Improvement
Springfield has been torn down and
A total of 235,000 pounds of peas
the dismantling paid for, according to hare been shipped from tho Coquille
n report to the Springfield Chamber vnlley to ihe Rny-Mallng plant nt Hills­
ot Commorce.
boro, which company has contracted
A black walnut tree on the John for the entire crop ot thia section. The ;
Frock farm near Scio that Is about picking Is now at Its peak, with nearly
60 years old and was grafted with Eng- ¡00 busily engaged. The price paid is
Itnh walnu-s three years ago la pro­ C3 cents a hundred pounds, with a
ducing icma of the largest nuts grown 10-cent bonus per 100 to those who
In tlio vicinity.
stny tor the season.
The forest service has completed a
rr 1 to the summit of W alker moun­
tain, In the Deschutes forest. The road
Is one of the highest, If not the highest,
In tho state. It provides a way to one
ot the forest's primary lookout sta­
tions.
Fopcorn ten feet hlRh Is bolng grown
In the W illiam Newton garden at Red­
mond, Mrs. Newton says that she
bourxht popcorn last Christmas to make
popcorn balls for the children and had
some left, which she planted In the
garden.
Victor Ritchie of Grants Pass went
to tho hospital fcr the amputation ot
one flngot In a badly mangled hand,
the injurlos being received when a
large piece broke off the emery wheel
with which ho was sharpening turin
Implements.
A new type ot cantaloupe has been
developed at Dillard, Douglas county.
I t Is known as tha Spear cantaloups
and differs considerably In appear­
ance from other varieties. It Is larger
In size and the meat Is thicker and
of rich flavor.
Y ou h a v e seen th e se p aint-starved houses
and b u ild in gs, as h a v e I. T h ey are e v e r y ­
w h e r e ab ou t y o u . P erh a p s y o u r h om e is
in clu d ed .
N e v e r in the history’ of o u r co u n try has
th e situation b een p a ra lleled . P ro p erty
o w n e r s face an a d d ed b u rd en o f e x p e n se
am ou n tin g to m illion s of dollars fo r repairs
a n d replacem ents n e x t sprin g.
A n d th e c r is is , in m y o p in io n , w ill b e
reached this coming spin ter w hen paint of four,
fiv e , and e v e n s ix y e a r s e x p o su r e to the
w eather w ill b e unable to resist th e elem en ts
— w hen b ad ly w ea th e r ed w ood and m etal
w ill be e a sy p rey for rot, rust and d e c a y .
A few d ollars’ w orth of good p aint, ap p lied
n ow , w ill p rotect th e se vital sp o ts—w ill tide
yo u o v e r th is c r u c ia l w in te r . A n d it w ill
p r o b a b ly save you a m uch greater e x p e n se
for rep airs and replacem ents n ext sprin g
and sum m er.
U n d e r existin g con d ition s, you m ay b e
tem p ted to b u y a cheap paint because of
its low p rice. I h op e y o u w ill not m ake
this costly m istak e.
E v e n on sou n d lu m b er, in ferior paint is a
p oor bargain. B u t on w e a th e r ed w ood ,
w h ic h is v e r y porous, su c h paint is w o r se
than u seless. It g iv e s y o u a false feelin g of
secu rity and lea v e s y o u w ith ou t p rotection .
P rices o f w e ll-k n o w n , estab lish ed brands
o f paint are n o w th e lo w e st in fifteen y e a r s.
E n ou gh g o o d , d ep en d ab le paint can b e
p u rchased for a fe w d ollars to p r o tec t all the
b ad ly w eath ered su rfaces on yo u r building.
A g a in I rep eat, do a c o m p le te job this fall
if y ou can. B u t at least d o th e vital exposed
places b efo re it is "too la te .” .
or
T o d a y the big q u estion facin g thousands of
p r o p e r ty o w n ers is p lain . It is " pain t or
p a y .” E ith er y ou m ust in vest a little this fall
in n e w paint or y o u m ust take the risk o f
AvsMsaf
T H E S H E R W IN -W IL L IA M S CO.
This message to the property owners o f A m erica is spon­
sored by the following p a in t m anufacturers an d th eir dealers:
ACM E W H ITE LEAD AND COLOR WORKS
DETROIT W H IT E LEAD WORKS
W . W . LAWRENCE & CO.
LINCOLN PA IN T & COLOR CO.
TH E LOWE BROTHERS CO.
JOHN LUCAS & CO., INQ,
THE M A R TIN -S EN O U R CO.
PENINSULAR PAINT « VARNISH CO.
THE S H ER W IN -W ILLIA M S CO.
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