Gold Hill news., March 21, 1935, Image 2

T H E G O L D H IL L N E W S
THE GOLD HILL NEWS
E stab lish ed 1897
P ublished by M ac’s P r in tin g Co.
T H U R S D A Y , M A R C H a i , 1935
company has contracted fo r about
900 acres o f fla x. I f the tr ia l proves
successful it w ill mean a substan­
tia l expansion o f the fla x acreage
iu th is state, say the experim ent sta­
tion w orkers.
ODD—BUT TRUE
R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager
LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor
An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of
Gold Hill, Oregon, and Vicinity
P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y
E ntered at the Puatoffice at Gold l l i l l , Oregon, fo r transm ission through
the uiail;. as second-class m atter.
Subscription $2.00 a year in advance.
O regon ’s M etal O utput
D oubled D uring P a st Y ear
T otal value of metals produced in
Oregon jumped trim
$526.188 in
1933 to $1,172.000 in 1934, according
to a reoprt from the U. S. bureau of
mines, department of the in te rio r.
N early a ll o f t h e production,
A dvertising rates on application.
about 97 per cent, was represented
by gold, and the balance almost en­
tire ly by silve r, w ith a few thous­
and d ollars in lead, zinc and copper.
Placer m ining c o n trib u te d the
larger part o f the output, although
hampered considerably by w ater
■hortage in 1934. The Hogue Hivei
Gobi company, operating on Fools
creek in Jackson county, is one o f
the three largest producers o f place)
gold in the stale, although It was
shut dow n fo r several months du«
Io lack o f w ater.
P rin c ip a l gold producing counties
were Jackson and Josephine in
western Oregon, ami Baker a n d
Grant in eastern Oregon.
Details o f output by d istricts,
.■rades o f orc mined, and processes
used in the recovery o f metals in
the state w ill appear in the M inerals
Yearbook, to be published in August,
¡935.
N ew F lax P aper Industry
E stab lish ed in O regon
because we can...
RELAX Tshile ihc engineer
does the driving.
READ or write as we speed
over
jwco /A
steel rails.
EAT in the dining car when­
ever we’re hungry. Complete
meals now cost as little as 80c.
'
D R IN K cool, clean water
whenever » e re thirsty'.
SLEEP in a cozy berth. A
T ourist Pullman doubh tou tr
for the night costs only $1.25.
And there's a rest room w ith
us all the way.
W ith rail fares at 2c a mile
and less i t ’s real economy to
go this way and have all the
comforts, conveniences and
security o f train travel.
Southern Pacific
For details, see your railroad
agent o r w rite J. A . O rm andy,
General Passenger Agent, 705
Pacific B ldg., Portland, O re.
A new in d u s try fo r Oregon w h ic h
w ill u tiliz e fla x g ro w n in th is state
fo r m anufacturing cigarette paper is
now assured and contracts w ith
grow ers fo r the necessary acreage
of fla x have already been made, ac­
co rd in g to w o rd received by the
Oregon experim ent station, sta ff
members o f w hich have assisted in
launching the new project.
C ooperating w ith the com m ercial
hackers o f the in d u s try have been
B. B. Bobinson. federal specialist in
fla x investigations stationen al the
college, and G. R. H yslop, c h ie f of
the d ivisio n o f plant in d u stry.
The project under w ay is an ex­
tensive experim ent in the u tiliz a ­
tio n o f raw fla x fib e r by m aking It
d ire c tly in to cigarette paper. The
fla x w ill be decorated m echanically
and shipped to France w ith o u t re t­
tin g to be m anufactured there.
A t present lin e n rags are used
solely fo r m a n ufacturing this p ro ­
duct because o f th e ir cheapness, and
the U nited States im ports its e n tire
supply. The Champagne paper co r­
poration o f New Y o rk has been ex­
perim enting w ith th is new cheaper
process in the south A tla n tic slates
b u t d iffic u ltie s developed there
w h ich it is believed do not exist
here in Oregon.
F o r th is year’s operations t h e
T h ree S im p le Steps
to E a se a S o r e T h r o a t
in Three Minutes
REMEMBER PICTURES HERE
Crush and stir J B A Y E R ,
Tablets in H ¿ass of water.
O
G a rd e Thoroughly — throw your
head way back, allowing / little to
trickle down your throat. D o this twice.
DOHOt
Here’s a safe, modern and effective
way to relieve sore throat. A way
that eases the pain, rawness and
irritation in as little as two or three
minutes. Many doctors advise it and
millions are following this way. T ry it.
A ll i/ou do is crush and s tir 3
BAYER Aspirin Tablets in H ;
of water and gargle w ith it tv
as pictured here. ( I f you have
of a cold, take-BAYER Aspirin i
drink plenty of water.)
Get real BAYER Aspirin Tahieta
for this perpoae. They disu>t«grake
quickly and completely, making a
gargle without irrita tin g partidm .
B AY E R Aspirin prices have bean
decisively reduced, so there’s no
point now in accepting other than
the real Bayer mtiele you w
If you have a cold, take 2 B A Y E R
• Aspirin T a Lifts. Drink fall «lass af
w a trr. Repea’ if necessary, fafioMOg
dir ec i »ans in ^ackaga.
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The an n u a l convention o f the
C h ristia n E ndeavoreis o f the state
is an event o f the apr: ig looked fo r-
w o rd to by m any of the ten thous­
the C h ristia n Tem ple o f P ortlano,
and C h ris tia n Endeavorers o f O re­
popular song leader, young |>eoplu*i
gon, found in 531 societies and in
w o rke r and soloist. Mr. Neeley was
tw elve d iffe re n t denom inations. The
song lender in the Salem convention
convention th is year is to be held
last year, and at M edford in 1930.
in The Dalles, and the date is A p ril
On F rid u y and on Saturday m o rn ­
25 to 28, 1935.
ing,
eleven groups w ill meet simu-
The Rev. L u th e r E. Stein, pastor
o f the F irs t P resbyterian c h in c h o f taneously w ith expert
leaders to
Fresno. C a lifo rn ia , is coming Io be discuss phases o f C h ristia n Endeav­
guest convention speaker, g ivin g o r w o rk and related subjects. Five
five addresses on phases o f the groups w ill tie discussing the w o rk
theme, “ C h rist the Foundation.** l) r . o f o ffice rs and com m ittee* In the
Stein is no stranger in Oregon, ha v­ local society; one group w ill he
ing .been guest speaker in a state composed o f ju n io r society super­
convention tn Salem in 1929 and in visors; another o f those Interested
a week's summ er ra m p at T u rn e r in in union C h ristia n Endeavor w o rk ;
1933. One o f the convention addres­ another o f the pastors in attendance
ses w ill be given by the Rev. at the co n ve n tio n ; and s till another
Chester P. Gates, pastor o f th t o f those w ho w ant to kn o w more
Ladd’s A d d itio n Evangelical church about song leading. Saturday m o rn ­
o f P ortland, and a pastor counsellor ing’s discussion w ill begin w here
o f the State C h ristia n Endeavor Un
io n ; another w ill be delivered by
the fie ld secretary o f the Stale ( M E D F O R D SC H O O L OF
C h ristia n
Endeavor
U nion,
D r. i
BEAUTY CULTURE
W a lte r I.. Myers o f Eugene.
PHO NE «4
419'> East Main — Medford
The convention song leader w i l l !
PER M A N EN T W AVES
$1.00
be the Rev. Claude Neeley, pastor of
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G eo. Inglia, M . D.
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the p lu n d e r o f patronage, a b y­
product o f the hard fought battles
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