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THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1935 L abor Strike* E n danger W e lfa r e o f E n tire S ta te (By W. H . Perkin*) Ontario, Oregon, May 28— No ialr- minded person w ill deny to labor the right Io organite and to barguln col lectively for the procurement of fav orable wage* and working condi tion*, but when labor organitalion* become dominated and controlled by well-paid leader* who prey both up on thu working man and the public, the welfare of the entire state I t en dangered. Tin labor situation is Oregon to day Is tense. Thousand* of employee* of the sawm ill* and loging camp* are out on strike. Our gigantic lum ber industry it practically cloud down. 'Die tlluatlun along the Port land waterfront 1* smouldering und may flame into a paralyzing strike at any moment. Orrgon agriculture ha* every reason to be seriously alarmed. The unthinking may ask why ag riculture concerns itself with a sit uation which affect* the lumber Industry. The proven answer Is that agriculture suffer* a tremen dous financial Injury— an Injury which it can ill afford to bear. The devastating effects of the Pacific Coast longshoresmen’s strike last summer are still fresh In the EYES readily adjust themselves to a variety of conditions and are slow to complain of their need , for gls«sos. They are unknow ingly abused for their willing- D r. O rville H . Scheetc OPTOM ETRIST 6(16 East 11 St. — Grants Pass Inhaling gas from a heater In his to the land above described, before RÜ9R minds of every producer and ship apartment at Eugene. The youth was Victor A. Tengwald, U. S. Commis per In the stale. Agriculture, which despondent for some time due to ill sioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the was not directly concerned with health, fellow student* reported. 26th day of June, 1935. the source of that labor dispute, Claimant names as witnesses: k m P R O M O U R F IL E S suffered a loss of many millions of N O TIC E FOR PUB LIC ATIO N Mr. IL F. Drake, Mr. H. D. Force, Grants Pa"* Preparing dollar* In Oregon alone. 25 Y ear* A g o REPUBLICATION Mr. Paul Thompson, and Mr. Arthur fo r July 4th Celebration— Let us consider losses suffered in E. Gorham all of Gold HUI, Oregon. the Hood Itiver valley alone us a Citizens of Grant* Pas* are mak DEPARTM ENT OF T H E IN T E R W IL L IA M H. CANON result of last year’s waterfront From the Gold H ill News ing preparation* to entertain 20,- IO R, U. S. LAND O F F IC E at Rose Register strike. These growers ship approx of May 2», 1910 000 visitor* during the three-day burg, Oregon, May 15th, 1935 imately 1.500,000 boxes of apples stale convention of Eagle* and N O TIC E is hereby given lhat Mrs. each shipping .cason. It took ten innings of chill* and Fourth of July celebration schedul Minnie M. Byerly of Gold H ill, Ore Some three month* after the fever bull for Gold H ill to defeat ed for July 4, 5, and 6. A complete gon, who, on March 17lh, 1932, made B. E. A D A M S close of the longshoresmen’s strike Glendale on the latter** grounds program of event* have been ar Homestead entry Serial No. 019743. At Mana’s Anta Service, last year, the fruit grower* made a lust Sunday. The gume was a nerve- ranged, including a water carnival, for Lot 1 and Ihe SF.%NE%, Sec W29 Riverside, Medford careful Invetdigutuion of shipping rucker. For four innings Gold H ill busebull games, boxing and wrest tion 35, Townshop 36S., Range 4W., B U ILD E R OF AUTOMOBILE cost*. Their findings showed that wus in the lead, but Glcudule jump ling, band concert* and speaking. W illam eite Meridian, h a s filed AND TRUCK BODIES although the longshoresrnen h a d ed to the fore in the fifth and kept T h e water carnival, "Venetian notice of intention to make final “If Ils Made We Can Make I f been granted Increased wuges and ahead till the eighth, when t h e Nights,” w ill lie staged on Rogue three year Proof, to establish claim shorter working hours, yet they score was knotted. The ninth saw river at night with more than 15 went out on a sirlke. In dollars ami each team blanked, but in the lentil electric lighted float* already enter cents, their findings showed thul Gobi H ill pushed two run* around ed. ufter the strike II cost them »127.00 und handed Glendale unother ciph to load 0000 boxes of apples, where er. The score was Gold H ill, 8; Tw o Boys Nearly Suffocate as before the strike It cost them Glenilide, 0. th ro u g h Under Truck *IMrpaulin— «101.60 to load 8000 boxes or apples. Tw o 14-yeur-old boy* en route to Not only In frull, but in all other One of the richest pocket discov Medford nearly suffocated Sunday forms o f agricultural products, eries of gold ever made on the Pa night under a tarpaulin as they increased eosts of handling, ship cific coast which has yielded be were riding in a truck. When the ping and marketing are always tween several hundred thousund and vehicle stopped in Grants Pass the passed back to Ihe producer, who half a m illion dollars is the one ac boy* started to get out of their tem must fool the bill. cidently found near the summit and porary beil but both crumpled over This is but one instance of the on Ihe north slope of Gold H ill. In and it took H. C. Cadmus, police of lieuvy financial losses suffered by February, 1850, a youth, while en ficer, an hour and a half to revive A free ticket through California! T h a t, in effect, is w hat Southern agricultural producers lusl year. gaged in hunting for horses for them using artificial respiration. Pacific g iv e * you o n a sum m er The strike was culled Just us the Thomas Chavner picked up a piece Fumes from the exhaust of the ro u nd trip East.This means you can w'ool grower* were shipping their of quartz from the Gold H ill pocket, truck were held under the trapaulin visit C alifornia on you r way to o r many thousands of ton* of fine which upon examination proved to cover which caused the trouble. from the East fo r not a single cent m art f a r t than the lo u ttt roundtrip Orrgon wool to the world market*. be wired together with gold, in cast d ir ta Past und back. T his applies .Many carlads w e r e held up in tran ing about every piece proved to be Closing Notices Posted fro m most w estern O re g o n and sit. Numerous 2'owers lost markets rich. Chavner’* quick eye and his At Mouth of Rogue River— *- - - _ - -« . W ashin gton points to almost any they had arranged fur their wool, ready, practical horse sense suggest eastern destination. Stop over in San Francisco. Los Angeles,< * any Members of the state fish commis where along the line. Return by a northern V S . o t ConoAtus and many of the Eastern Oregon ed to him to make a dicker w ith the sion Iasi week went to Gold Beach, O r go by the N o rth , return throu gh C alifornia. Low summer fares clips which could have been sold youth. A bargain was soon made, accompanied by member* of the are in effect May 15 to O ctober 15. R eturn lim it O ctober 31. last summer at a fa ir price, are still ¡and Thomas Chavner was one of the state police and closing notices were A IR -C O N D IT IO N E D T E A IN S I T h is summer our 5 leading trains w iU piled high in local or Portland principal owners In what proved to be air-conditioned completely. N o matter w hat type o f accommodation posted along the river. The notices warehouses, with the growers fac be one of the richest pocket posses you choose you’ll have cool, d e a n , fresh a ir and quiet ail the way. stale that the riv e r w ill be closed ing almost certain financial ruin. sion* on the Pacific coast. Hero a rt two summer roundtrip examples. Similar law fa rts everywhere. for commercial fishing beginning Oregon agriculture finally h a s Round trio ' Cj,ach Tourist Standard June 12 for a period of five years. become aroused. It is determined to The Ashland and Gold H ill Junior Tourists are now flocking to Gold CH IC AG O ...................... »57.35 ♦ 68.80 ♦ 86.00 protect itself, not against legitimate hall teams w ill cross bats on the Beach and many piece« of property NEW YO RK................... »95.75* »107.20* »124.40* organized labor, but against the oil- local grounds this afternoon. Lloyd have been sold, according to word «45 day rttu m lim it. October 31 lim it slightly higher. tongued leader who fattens fi M iller and Alva W alker w ill be the from that place. nancially upon albor discord and battery for the home kids. discontent. In year* past, the voice Owen-Oregon Lumber M ill of agriculture has been inarticulate, Miss Katie Pankey and Gwendoiin at Medford Ordered Cloned — For detads, see « ------ i ^ P ^ t ^ w i £ IV I U C I O IIO , w w w Y«™ l ~ ------- but for self-protection and self- Stickel entertained Monday evening The Owen-Oregon lumber m ill at (¡e n tra i Passenger A g n i, 705 ’ preservation it Is determined now nt the home of the former with a Medford was ordered closed by of to fight for its very existence. comet party. Bi-sides gazing at Ihe ficials last week. Since 1931 the m ill comet nnd the eclipse of Ihe moon, has been in process of liquidation. n o YOU KNOW THAT: which were visible notwithstanding At one time 650 men were employ 1. The inside of the refrigerator that ii was cloudy, other amuse ed at the m ill which Is one of the should be washed w ith lukewarm ments were indulged in, afler which largest in southern Oregon. water and borax to keep it sweet delightful refreshments were served. and clean? Oregon UniveTdity A son was born io Mr. and Mrs. 2. A piece of charcoal placed on Student Suicide«— one of the shelves of Ihe refrigerator Fred W itte Wednesday morning. Dr. Alan Eugene Yeon, 22-year-old Kelsey was the attending physician. w ill ubsorb all the odors? University of Oregon student took 3. If a small bell is fastened to the He also reports the arrival of a fine his own life last Thursday night by neck of a bottle of poison il w ill ' little daughter at the Galls creek home of Mr. and Mrs. John Graham never be mistaken in the dark? v s *******************************; early Sunday morning. 4. Old flannel of all kinds should he kept for the scrubbing and clean Prof. A. J. Hanby, who is principal ing of paint? of the Gold H ill schools is spending hi* vacation at Central Point. He closed a very successful term of school at Gold H ill last Friday, and D a ily ’* A u to P a in tin g he has been re-elected for the com Medford's Oldest and Finest ing year nt an advance of salary of Our Price* Are Unequalled $2(1 per month. 32 So. Bartlett Medford Oregon Returns for the census in Med ford's population was 8.500. The big natatorium building nt that place is nearing completion and w ill be ready for business about July 1. W ATCH REPA IR IN G G reater V a lu e fo r Y ou r Ancient H isto ry Over the State A FREE TICKET C A LIFO R N IA on low summer roundtrips EA ST S o u th e r n P a c ific ; A lw a y s G reater V alue» in U sed Cars at C O A T E S -H A C K E T T CO. C i ant l - P ass v o w s w s w *************************** »» v m v w w m v v v v w v * « » » » * » * * » » » OUR A U T O IN S U R A N C E com pii«* w ith O regon'* n ew F in an cial R esp o n sib ility A ct. FOR THE FIRST FOUR MONTHS OF U935J FORD V-8 outsold Its two nearest competitors L a rry Schade OUR P R IC E S are b elow th e a v e r a g e S P E C IA L R A T E S FO R FARM ERS The R. A. Holmes Agency S. P. Watch Inspector Since 1918 21 S. Central— Next to Craterlan Medford. Orrgon Hay Salt Arrange w ith us now for your HAY SALT requirement*. PRICED B IG H T (S in c e 1909) Jackson Co. B an k B ld g. P h on e 444 M edford f . C. Samson Co. Medford, Ore. i ¿*******************************‘ AMETHYST REBEKAH LODGE 97. Meets every Wednesday night at the I. O. O. F. H all, Gold H ill. Oregon Bertha Coy, noble grand. Belle Smith, vice grand. Madge Dorman, secretary. Lucy Mee, treasurer. _________ GOLD H IL L CHAPTER W. R. C Meets twice a m o n t h on the 2nd nnd 4th Wednesdays at their Club rooms in the City H all. Grace Stone, president. Lucy Disim ini, secretary. Ella Patrick, tre a s u re r__ _______ "C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE N O T IC E i Christian Science services a r e held each Sunday morning at elev- j en o’clock In the building across . from the Odd Fellows hall. Everyone is welcome. D o lla rs a t th e G ST. B E A U TY SH O P P e r m a n en ts, $2., $3., $5. Phone 67R Grants Paso Located in G. S t Barber Shop TAKEYEAST TASTI ONLY MILK CHOCOLAT! H Y X ttT T fl ‘1 5 7 ^ **............. .. L a u n d ry S e r v ic e * H e a th ’s S h ir t E v e n t A rrow Shirt*, plain w h ite and c o lo r * .............$1.95 N e w B e a u tifu l P attern * ...................................... S2.00 N e w S h ip m en t o f T ru b en izeJ, Fu*ed C ollar Shirt*, n o starch , plain and fa n cy color*, >1.95 P a ttern * and Color* ............................................. * 1,45 A R eal B u y in G ood S tu rd y D ress S h i r t s .....................$ 1 1 5 each, 3 for $3.00 H eath’s M en’s W ear Sianton Howell, Prop. combined G rant. Pass. Ore. R O U G H D R Y ................... ........................ 8 0 A BLOOD B U IL D E R per pound One cent for each handkerchief. E C O N O M Y W A S H ......... ---------------7 0 For “rsn down" sylten». per pound One cent for each handkerchief, Sh irt* in e ith e r «ervice fin ish ed fo r 10c each. I 'f l u H a n e u ic DRY CLEAN— Suit Clothes, Ladies Dresses, Overeoat, only W aa*h PURSANG Parians setuolly bnilds real red blood. Makes yea fool bettor. Cat a bottle today. Take it for two or throe day* and see bow much bettor yon fool. In a week or more yon will hardly be lieve yon are the tamo person. 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