Gold Hill news., July 25, 1935, Image 2

THE GOLD HILL NEWS THURSDAY, JlT.V
THE QOLD HILL NEWS
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ODD—BUT TRUE INVENTIONS
Established 1897
P ublished by M ac’s P rin tin g Co.
R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager
LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor
An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests 01
Gold Hill, Oregon, and Vicinity
John J. Hooper, editor of Th,
Hayward (Calif.) Dally Review.
says:
P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y
"Newspaper
advertising costs
more than circulars and is worth
Entered at the Postoffice at Gold Hill. Oregon, for transmission through more. Quarterly reports printed
the mails as second-class matter.
today show that two national chain
Subscription «¡2.00 a year in advance. Advertising rates on application store outfits sustained a small loss
during the quarter
just
elided,
while two San Francisco large le
the engineer's report is about $5«’. partmeul stores showed five per
Colum bia R iver Flood
The report of the Division Engi cent gain over last spring and 2tt
C ontrol R eport G iven neer has been referred to the per cent over two years ago. The
Board of Army Engineers at Wash­ chain stores use little if any news­
Congressman James \V. Mott has ington for approval, modification paper advertising, while the San
been advised by the \\ ar Depart­ or rejection. Hearings on the report Francisco stores arc liberal adver­
ment that the report of the divi­ will be held before the Board in tisers.
"Surrounding store ads with live
sion engineer on the flood control the near future.
The report of the Engineer on news, particularly with live amt
survey of the lower Columbia riv­
er recently completed under auth­ the flood control survey of thu intimate local news that cause |
ority of Congressman Mott’s amend­ Willamette river, which was mad, people to read the papers by the
ment tot H. R. 9433 (Public No. 339, under authority of IL R. 9433 ha, hour, costs the publisher a lot of t
73rd Congress), recommends the not yet been filed with the Board money and is worth a lot to mer­
chants who advertise in papers.
construction of flood control works of Army Engineers.
Today the Hay ward Daily Review I
in twenty-nine districts or flood
is pay ing a repair hill on a straight
control areas on the low«' Colum­ PC A D irectors H old
bia in Oregon.
M eetin g at K lam ath matter linotype machine of $120
Printers who sell circulars do not
The report recommends • that
one-half of the first cost of the
Plans for giving local farmer, pay bills* for repairing news ma­
construction of these works be still more efficient and economical chines for they have none. The
news makes the papers, carrying
borne by the federal government
and one-half by the districts bene­ loan service were developed by the the ads. welcome in the homes.
fited or by the state and districts directors of the Medford Produc­ They come as paid-for guests, while
combined. It also recommends tha tion Credit association at a confer­ circulars only intrude and find
the cost of maintenance after con­ ence held at Klamath Falls recently ready access to the family syasie
struction be borne by the districts with E. E. Henry, president of the basket.
“Consumers and readers owe a
benefited.
The Oregon districts on the Col Production Credit corporation of debt to newspapers they seldom
realize or appreciate. It costs a
umbia recommended for flood pro­ Spokane.
Directors of the Medford PCA great deal to gather the news. Peo­
tection include practically all of
are:
V.
D.
Brophy,
Medford;
Jesse
ple want the news. They pay a
the drainage and diking districts
of the Columbia and its tributaries D. Clinton, Myrtle Point; Ben Hil­ cent or two for a paper to get (he
west of the Cascade mountains. ton, Grants Pass; Loren L. Miller. news, but in so doing they contrib­
The area includes 61,526 acres and Dillard, and Clarence Zumwalt, ute a very small fraction of the j
involves a total cost of *4.440.880. Sixes. L. J. Duel is secretary-treas­ cost of the paper they so appreci- palling loss from fires each year
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• v a ,«,*v* v a y y f T ' V ' y f'y 'V * '
The average cost per acre for the urer.
ate and that serves them so well. . means to the sportsman the rccre-
Although
the
Medford
Production
YOUR HOM E IS YOUR CASTI.E
flood protection recommended in
They should go further. They
Credit association started
from should deal’with advertising rner-j atiunist, and the lover of birds and
A d m it only clean, ccnitrucfiv« new» by r e a d in g
wild
life.
"Thousands
of
acres
of
"scratch’’ little more than a year chants who make possible the
T H E C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE M O N IT O R
recreational paradise have been
ago, it has become a well establish­ newspapers they read.
.1 D a ily
f a r th * //<>ma
turned into blackened wastes cf
,
I t »•*•« all tha coM tltiKti*« world now« but do«« not ««plod ertma and
ed credit institution offering crop,
“The general public owes a debt
(
scandal
Ha« im«r««nng faatura p«»«« foe all «ba family on W om an’«
live stock, and general purpose to papers it has never paid and snags and fireweed,” said the for­
Aftiviu««, Homrrntalung. Garda*«, ilducsnon and I’ .'** a. Alam P « f** fo*
est official, “repelling eastern tour­
’
iba C hild ran «nd Young I o ik « V ig o r u u « «ditonala a -d an inivrprotatton of
Ioans at a present rate of 5 per
never can fully pay."
naw« in lb« "M arch of tha Nation«*’ Colum n are of a.».rial intaraM to m««.
ists who are willing to pay for en­
cent to farmers of good credit
joyment of this beautiful country.
>
Tha C hrlitian
Publishing Hoc 1« tv
standing.
Una Rorw *y (Hr cat. Mo« ton, Mnaaochuwtia
Brundage stressed the fact that
*
Flea«« enter my «ubacnption to I ba C hriatian gciaiwa M onitor for a
Part of the association’s original L arge A c r e a g e R uined
»
period of
Y e a ily by F o rest F ires half the land of Oregon cannol
Ona '»»r
Three month«
IIP
capital was supplied by the Pro­
■ it montM
< M
On« nonth
7ka
grow
any
other
crop
than
timber
duction Credit corporation, a unit
A M IL E — AND LESS
►
and
that
so
long
as
timber
lasts,
>
ft
am
a
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A strip of land six miles wide
of the Farm Credit Adminstration,
N e x t tim e y o u go to Cxli-
roughly half the imputation will
►
Streak........
•......
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and
long
enough
Io
cover
50
miles
through
the
corporation’s
invest­
forma, try the tram. Let the
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e n g in e e r drive you »afely,
ment in Class A non-voting stock. from Portland to Salem, represent« prosper. “The main roots of our
Sam ple C opy on K eq u etl
sw iftly,over the smoothest
However the association is intend­ the average size of the area devas­ econmic tree," he slated, “are two
...... . . . . . . . . . . .
highway yet in vented. I t*s the
tated each year by forest fires in in number—agriculture ami lim­
ed
to
stand
in
a
self-supporting
economical and comfortable
way on its own feet, with the fun­ Oregon, according Io Associate ber. If we burn our limber and
way to go. Railroad fares are
damental responsibility for succes- Forester F. II. Brundage of the U. our logged off land so that 11 can­
touching bottom at 2c a mile
and less. Pullman charges are
ful operations falling upon the lo­ S. Forest Service, who recently de­ not grow a second crop, one of
a third less than formerly.
cal directors who are elected by livered the first of a series of for­ our economic roots will eventually
•«ST/ £- ’ P - I A K C
E
SE A TTLE
member-borrowers. Just as soon ns est fire radio talks from Portland die and with it will die the free
o X
l ,
branches
which
are
the
trades,
H otel
the association builds up its own over KF.X.
professions
and
business
depend­
“The Tillamook fire, which in
WITH A SINCERE
o PLEASE
capital assets through holdings of
Class R voting stock by members, 1933 destroyed 12 billion feet of ing on timber payrolls.
FIRE PROOF ROOM^
“The annual loll from fires will
and through earnings from sound timber and burned over 325.000
not
be
reduced,”
said
Brundage,
acres,
is
the
larges,
single
fire
of
- $1.50 W IT H BATH ’ / h ’’*
lending operations, the corpora­
tion’s stock will be retired, ulti­ record.” staled the forester. "How­ “until you as a citizen help Io cre­
mately giving borrowers full own­ ever, the annual average loss of ate a public opinion so strong that
200.000 acres is devastating timber it will not be pleasant or ‘healthy’
ership.
Southern P acific
for anybody in Oregon fo be care­
Ways and means for fhe associa­ land af an alarming rate.”
See your agent, or w rite J . A. Ormandy,
Brundage showed whaf this ap­ less with fire in the woods."
tion
to
attain
increased
efficiency,
705 Pacific B ld g ., Portland, Oregon
develop a satisfactory volume of
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sound loans, reduce
operating
costs, and assume more local re­
M E D F O R D SC H O O L OF sponsibility were carefully dis­ W H E N IN G R A N T S P A S S U S E T H IS D IR E C T O R Y
cussed at the conference which the
BEAUTY CULTURE
directors held with Mr. Henry.
PHONE 84
DRUGS
S H O E R E P A IR IN G
419</j East Main — Medford
“All efforts should be pointed,”
PERMANENT WAVES .... $1.0«
Mr. Henry declared, “toward mak­
G oodyear S H O E S ervice
Fingar Wave 25c; Comb Wave 25c ing the utmost of this opportuni'y
OW L PH ARM ACY
Shampoo ...____ _— ---------- --- 25c
for farmers to develop their own
107 So. 6th St.
Grants Pass
DRUGS, SUNDRIES,
Haircut ___25c
Marcel------25c dependable source of low-cost, es­
Dyeing—all colors, to match
Manicure ........ — ......_ ......... 25c
PRESCRIPTIONS
your gown
Eye Brow A r c h ..................... 25c pecially adapted credit. The corp­
oration
is
ready
to
help
in
every
Scalp Treatment ............... _...50c
Fine«, equipped shop in South­ Cor. Gill and II Sts.. Grants Pass
Hot Oil...... 50c; Facials .........50c way. but local directors and local
ern Oregon. See Gotcbells.
Enroll Now—Pay as you learn. member-borrowers must be the
Work done by students under
mainspring of this
cooperative
O P T O M E T R IS T
JEW E LR Y
supervision.
credit movement.”
You can know your EYES
Fine Watch 4 Jewelry Repairing
Lenses only when required
Beady for you when promised.
Prices Most Reasonable.
Tty ttdt iUlwt
2*
Dr. H erbert W . H erm ann
A downtown hotel
with the peace
i *and seclusion o f
Grants Pass
Phone 258.1
519 II St.
ATTORNEYS
CAFES
LAWYERS
Doyle Bldg.,
CANTERBURY
Grants Pass
P alace C afe and Lunch
Open 24 Hours — Real Coffee
Meals and Short Orders
Booths and Counter
Grants Pass
CLEANERS
O. S . B L A N C H A R D
LAWYER
Grants Pass, Oregon
General practice in all courts.
Reference; Grants Pass 4 Jose­
phine Bank. Phone 270
A n e w - a d iffe re n t kind of hotel home awato you In
San Francisco. .Im oqine! A downtovn hotel with it«
s garden fille d with f lower« and flooded «ah
na. Every room on outside room with bath from
toH Moderate rotes, toq in the famous C orrtrbuy
DMn^ Room.
GeaT Thompson, Mn^ Ok
7 5 0 SUTTER STR EET
O P T O M E T R IS T
Grants Pass, Oregon
“We Buy Old Gold”
M IL L E R & M IL L A R D
a country garden
Zr
B u hn’s J ew elry Store
O F F IC E S U P P L I E S
s
Stationery — Office Supplies
Typewriters
Gift Merchandise
Rooks — Drugs
•
,N FRANCISCO
C. H . D em aray
N 6th St.
-I
I
Grants Pass
V a lley Cleaner«
611% East II. St.,
Grants Pass
Opposite P. O.
Phone 266
Suits cleaned and pressed $1.06
Hats nteaned and blocked $1.00
Plain dresses cleaned, pressed 81
“
HARDW ARE
R o g u e R iver H d w e. Co.
Shcrwtn Williams Paints
McCorinick-Dccring Farm Imps.
Housewares — General Hardware
Pipe Valves and Fittings
204 S. Sixth S,.—Phone 38
Grants Pass, Oregon
Teach Your Dollar
toHave More 'Cents'
To make your dollar go farthest, select a reliable
business establishment. The business and profes­
sional men listed in this directory arc leaders in
their respective lines. They guarantee their mer­
chandise which gives you assurance that you will
he satisfied. When shopping, use this directory.
A U T O R E P A IR IN G
M cQ ueen’« R epair Shop
lluh'k and Pontiac Authorized
service. — General Repairing.
Radiator flushing.
Six years in same location.
Across from P. O. — firanís Pass
IT WILL , ’\Y
YOU
TO SHOP IN
GRANTS PASS
J. W. C o p e la n d Y ard s H
C EM ENT — LU M B E R — DOORS
Building Materials of AU Kinds
4th and G Street«
Grants Paaa, Ore.
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