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THE GOLD HILL NEW-8 THURSDAY. N O \ EMBER 2.», 1934 THE GOLD HILL NEWS Highway Transportation Trade» Provide Many Job» Established 1897 Published by Mac’» Printing Co. A u to m o tiv e , p e tro le u m , and o th er tra d e s con ne cte d w ith h ig h w a y R E BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests 01 Gold Hill, Oregon, and Vicinity___________ PU BLISH ED EVERY THURSDAY E n te re d a t the P o s to ffic e at G old H ill, O regon, fo r tra n s m is s io n th ro u g h llic m a ils us second-class m u tte r. A d v e rtis in g rates on a p p lic a tio n S u b s c rip tio n $2.00 a y e a r in advance. Granges, fo re s try o ffic ia ls , re p re sentatives o f the tim b e r com pany and m any o th e r in d iv id u a ls w h o arc interested in the p re s e rv a tio n of In v ita tio n s w e re sent out last foresls adjacent to o u r h ig h w a y s . w eek b y the Jackson C ounty C h am b er o f Com m erce f o r a ll o r g a n iza tio n s in so u th e rn O regon to be rep re se n te d at a m e e tin g to be h e ld in the a u d ito riu m o f the counts co u rth o u se in M e d fo rd on 1 h u i s- da y, D ecem ber 13, at 2 p. m. The p u rpo se o f the m e e tin g is to b rin g n m iin o u s a c tio n b y south- . o rg a n iz a tio n s in an ef- erve the d is tin c tiv e stands o f v ,r g in forests lin in g our h ig h w a y s , p a r tic u la r ly the C ra te r W . R. C a rru th e rs , e d ito r o f the La ke h ig h w a y betw een Prospect W hiteh orse Y uko n t e r r it o r y ) S tar, and th e Rogue R iv e r n a tio n a l f o r says : est “ F e w people eve r sto p to th in k I ast ye a r, w h e n it becam e k n o w n of the w o rk th a t goes to m ake the ' c ’ta'.n tim b e r com panies co n new spaper the m ost e ffe c tiv e ad te m p la te d de n u d in g th e forests ad v e rtis in g m e d iu m ye t de vise d in ja c e n t to th e h ig h w a y , th e Chambe. th is u p -to -th e -m in u te w o r ld o f ours. o f C om m erce endeavored to arrange “ A new spaper is a w e lco m e v is f o r an exchange o f tim b e r between it o r in e ve ry hom e because it c a r the tim b e r o w n e rs and the g o ve rn rie s such a v a rie d and d e s c rip tiv e m e n t, in o rd e r that the scenic g ra n in te rp re ta tio n o f e ve ry day and d e u r o f th the e h ig h w a y m a y be pre p re - WQr,tj ncw s L o c a l ha p p e n in g s are rve d . W h ile th is has n o t yet been b y , he h o n ic to w n e rs a, m sum m ated. no a c tio n has so la r h fr o n , hom e f en take n to w a rd s c u ttin g d o w n „ A new spaper is lh l. niosx e ffc c . ,e tim b e r, and C h am b er o f Com- tiv e a d v e rtis in g m e d iu m because it erce o ffic ia . ls , b e lie ve creaJes a resp on sive re c e p tio n fo r , th a t .. w ith i creates v e ry o rg a n iz a tio n in southern I ¡ the a d v e rtis in g it c a rrie s . T h a i -neon g e ttin g b e h in d th e program people are m o re susce ptib le lo the • . t'-n tly , the g o ve rn m e n t w i ll b u y in g urge in th e ir o w n p a p e r is ive th e m a tte r m ore serious atten- a fa c to r th a t is m a n y tim e s o v e r ion. looked. Those in v ite d to th e m eeting in “ R em em ber— i t takes lim e , m o n lude cham bers o f com m erce of ey. e ffo rt and o rg a n iz a tio n to keep o u th e rn O regon, se rvice clubs. the n e w sp ape r the m ost e ffe c tiv e a d v e rtis in g m ed iu m ye t d e vise d.” M eeting Called to Save Timber Along Highway GO EAST SUNSHINE' u If you go East this winter, why *o t go through California and Southern Arizona ? Ride our famous Sunset Limited or Golden State li m i ted through America's sunniest winter region. Stopover anywhere. For details, see your local agent or write J. A. Ormandy, CneraJ P iim g rr A gn i, 70S Pacific Building, Portland, Ore. Southern Pacific I Entire State Included in Municipal Survey ’ ---------- tr a iis p o rtu tio u p ro v id e jo b s ODD BUT TRUE ano of wages to t' one o u t e ve ry six p ris o n s e m p lo ye d m w holesale, re- iu i I, and service h a d e s u i ih e M a le o i O regon. T h is s la le m e n t, based on re c e n t ly e o iu p le te d Census b u re a u lig u r - es lo r th e ye a r 1933, w as m ade u l I 'o r tia u d d n s w e ek by Ihe N a tio n a l H ig h w a y users e o iile re n e e . A m on g o ilie r th in g s , Hie c o n fe r ence a n a lysis sh o w s : O ut o f a to ta l o i 19,173 w h o le sa le , r e ta il, and service e sta b lish m e n ts th a t o p e ra t ed in 1933 in O regon, 4393, o r ap p ro x im a te ly o n e - filth , w e re w h o lly de pendent on m o to r tra n s p o rt. O f the to ta l p a y r o ll o f $42,334,909 fo r a ll w h ole sale, re ta il, and se rvice trades. $8,279,000 o r 19.3 p e r cen t, a ccru e d fro m a u to m o tiv e , jie tr o l- tu m , an d a llie d trades. T h e to ta l vo lu m e o f sales fo r a ll w h o le sa le , r e ta il and se rvice b u s i ness in th e sla te am o u n te d to $440,- 687,000 o f w h ic h $83,086,000 r e p re sented purchases by m o to r v e h icle o w n e rs o f a ll classes. In p ro p o rtio n to th e to ta l vo lu m e o f sales b y a ll tra d e s, the trade s c a te rin g to h ig h w a y tra n s p o rta tio n p ro v id e d a h ig h e r sta n d a rd of wages, a c c o u n tin g f o r 19.3 p e r cent o f p a y ro lls , as c o m p a re d w ith 19.2 p e r cent o f sales. “ These fig u re s ,’ said R oy F. ilr it t o n , d ir e c to r o f th e n a tio n a l h ig h w a y users co n fe re n ce , "e n a b le us f o r the f ir s t tim e to gel a c le a r and a ccu rate c o n ce p tio n o f the c o n tr ib u tio n o f the h ig h w a y tra n s p o r ta tio n in d u s trie s to the e c o n o m ic ' w e lfa re o f the state. “ E xcep t f o r the c o n tin u e d needs o f the m o to rin g p u b lic , e ve ry f if t h business house o r se rvice e s ta h li-h - m ent in O regon w o u ld clo se ; e v e ry s ix th person e m p lo ye d in th e w h o le sa le , r e ta il, o r se rvice trade s w o u ld lose h is jo b ; and o n e - fifth o f the business p a y r o ll o f Ihe sla te w o u ld d r y up in s ta n tly . “ T h e re is e ve ry reason to be lie ve th a t w it h e q u ita b le o p e ra tin g eon- ! d itio n s , p a r tic u la r ly as re g a rd s ta x a tio n and re g u la tio n , the a u to m o tiv e tra d e s g ro u p w i l l c o n trib u te even m o re to th e p ro s p e rity o f Ihe | state in the ye a rs im m e d ia te ly HiARIHh WASHINGTON VUO A BMi'f k in - «4 QNÍ ■XUMK «4RI • - Rxrsto TVûWtW* - RMVO W GttM US - R M ttO OUCMWS W H S - WktCTO TUB (WbttHOU) - RAN m WU«N - 94O9U 40 YkWT 0» COIYOH ,6'S kIMtM , 1 U 0» OP URSIN ANO 305 YMLM Of WOOUMCWR 0fn.HDH4O BOOKS «» re AjftUCkY MtolPVtO »N ftOSTOM DURING COLONIAL ÖRY3 1' J. S ta d e lm a ii, S e cre ta ry o f Stale, T w e lv e m onths purehased fo r licenses fiv e m ay d o lla rs he ' ($3.lHh fo r p riv a te passenger ears lo he re g iste re d fo r th e yea r 1933, th is ra te be in g the lo w e s t in m a n y years and en jo ye d b y e a r o w n e rs fo r the second co n se cu tive lim e . Y e w t in - u a tio n o f Ihe p la n o f re g is te rin g m o to r ve h icle s on a c a le n d u r - y ia r basis re ta in s O regon on a le g -s ira - lio n schedule, «•inular w it h o th e r states in the u n io n . “ T hose d e s irin g to m ake a p p li ca tio n f o r plates fo r Ih e ne w season at an e a rly d a le mux send in th e ir rem t ’ o n -cs and th e ir re g ahead.” is tra tio n c i r l s |io |« e r ly signed at T h e P o rc e la in to w e r o f N a n k in g , a n y tim e and I lat.-s w i ll be m a ile d erected in the fifte e n th c e n tu ry , is fro m Sule-n to - e r 'b the ip p b e n n 's on D ecem ber 15. '.he f ir s t date on the m ost fam ous Chinese pagoda. w h ic h 1933 licenses n ia v he used.” ! T h e G rand C e n tra l s u b w a y sta tio n in N e w Y o r k C ity w as the MEDFORD SCHOOL OF second busiest ra p id tr a n s it p o in t d u r in g Ihe fis c a l v e a r e n d in a June BEAUTY CULTURE 30. T h e fir s t w as th e T im e s Square PIIONE 84 s ta tio n . 41»'/j Bast Main — Medford suggests M r. S tadclm an. A d ra w in g fo r lo w license n u n i- hers w i ll and a ll th a t tim e nu m be rs o rd e r to he h e ld on N o vem b er 27 a p p lic a tio n s rece ive d at w i ll be in clu d e d . Specl.’ l w i ll not he assigned in c o n tin u e Ihe e xp e d itio u s Lemons for Rheumatism Bring Joyous Relief Want to be rid of rheum ettote or neurit la pain F W ant to feel good. yeaia younger and enjoy life again? Well, just try thia tnexpananra and effective lemon juice mlature. Get a pack age of the R EV PR ESCR IPTIO N . DteoW « « at home in a quart of water, add Ihe ju r e of 4 lemon«. A few rent« a day la all it rueie. If yna're not free from pain and feeling batter within two wcekt you can get your money back. For sale, recommended and guaranteed by all leading drug £>«(«. A ry druggist will gat ihe REV F R E S C R U 'TIO N for you. h u m tlin g o f plates. Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative Hospitals and dorlor» have always used liquid laxatives And the public is fast returning In laxatives m liquid lorn» D o yon know I tie rrasoniT - T he do • <d a liquid laxative can be measured. 1 he in lion ran thus be regulated lo suit nubs idual need. I t forms on n a t'il. you need nol lake ■ “ double dose” u day or tw o laler. Nor w ill a m ild liq u id /iz u ln v irritate the k ittn rq i The right dose id a liquid laxative brings a m o re natural m osemenl. and there IS □*' di: > u n it'll at I lie lim e, or after. The wrong cathartic may often do mure harm than g<x> I U n iv e r s ity o f O regon, Eugene, N o vem b er 21— O rg a n iz a tio n o f a s ta ff o f e xp e rts and assistants to con du ct a c ity fin a n c ia l s u rve y that w ill in c lu d e p ra c tic a lly e ve ry m u n ic ip a lity in the state is no w u n d e r w a y , and a ctu a l w o r k w i ll begin in th e n e ar fu tu re , it w as an A p r o p i'tlv pr '.,r«-d liquid laxative I,;,.. : H i ■ I ’cpsin nounced at the u n iv e rs ity b y H e n n - PERMANENT WAVES ... $2.00 brings sal«- rebel irom constipation. i an K e h r li, exe cutive s e c re ta ry o f Automobil»* Owners Are Y O U R O P IN IO N » warned' In « m hanat H it w F in g e r W ave — .................. — 23c offer Tw » kubfarf U n « I R»n«i lor Vuuf v p e r i G * . any |l , . 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