Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19??, January 30, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two T h e G old HiU N ew «. G old HUI, O regon THE QOLD HILL NEWS T h ursd ay, January 30, 1936 One Dollar Income: . Two Dollar Outgo! E stab lish ed 1897 P ublished by M ac’s P rin tin g Co. IT’S POSSIBLE By RAYMOND PITCAIRN R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor ■ I—. Aoiionu/ ( Aotrman SoMimrlg 0/ (Ar Republic,. With Congress well launched into its present session, the public to watching eagerly (or evidence that pledge* to re An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests oi duce extravagance In government are to be fulfilled Gold Hill, Oregon, and Vicinity Thus far the evidence U eoant. Ttiere ¡lave been tile usual uuniber of "private P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y bills' to increase individual pensions and t ; h e r e has been talk ol huge appropriations for various proj Entered at the l ’ostoffice at Gold Itili, Oregon, (or transmission through ects obscure both ui scope and in pur the mads as second-class matter. pose It begins to look a* If enough plans to spend the taxpayer*' money Subscription $2.00 a year in advance. Advertising rates ou application will be offered tills session to run the total high into the billions—as has been the fasltlen at Wasliuigton during re "INVESTIGATE” KANSAS! are coming to realise that their cent years Naturally all these efforts on the part greatest enemy is high taxes—and It would he an excellent idea if that their greatest problem is taxa of legislators to spend the people's dol UARNUSeO UM TNIN4 ! the Congress of the United States tion. l'he federal government has lars cannot hope to be enacted Into law. But the persistence with which OVALTY IN TIN YEARS WILL were to adjourn for a month or been spending about tw ice its re such attempts recur indicates some rue oto *HPwxr/vi uoa / tm / n o Be no more ,. m t eoriion tvn u atasca mam n/wtr. / / à '4 vav <> two, and undertake an ••investiga ceipts for several years, and has thing worthy of consideration by all of OOUNTRl»« WILL, LITTLE BY * > * < 4 J7417ÖYJ *V Txr /VOaV/a/V C0l*VrieX tion” of the fiscal policies of Kan- added billions to the national debt. us who pay' taxes, whether direct or UTTLC, PENSION or ABOLII« * * »4V Mat Moan uaaruaud nfOM me “hidden.' ITS ROYAL ElOuRFMCAOS. Slouos amo saure ir nur rvruae uta. sas- ! setting an all-time record. A large It Is. that while office-holders like ETPtNtIVt RclYAL OVERUEAO Kansas has no stale debt. It has number of stales have followed i to picture themselves as the people's WILL dtve way TO ookvnhent AL a fine road system developed on this suicidal example. The result business agents in government, actually economy / f * 4A«f « ro many of them seem to play quite the the “pay-as-you-go" plan, as were has been frightened capital, dis- opposite role. Probably that explains all other public improvements. It couraged investors, industrial ret why the Federal public debt has iras a magnificent capitol building, rogression, unemploy ment and forc reached an all-time high; why the gov it has first-class schools. And it has ' closures. ernment is spending almost two dollars for every dollar It takes In. a few of the special or "nuisance” There isn’t a person' in this! today What the office-holder should re taxes that afflict most other com country who wouldn't benefit from member wirw in aoc O í » m w a h or Is that the ability ol any busi mouomimo , atAMetrj or monwealths. tax reduction—and the persons of ness agent is measured not by the num n uutat, ruwaati roartars, c / mai Today American people of all small and average means who arc ber and the magnitude of the bills he aires amp au me ornea reaerawv oeeupations and all income levels most interested in employment and runs up for his employers to pay. but nur tuf tuauioc au mow , m ii at Awe by the efficiency and economy with away nini, tediai mm et a w n a industrial expansion and home which he administers the affairs of tueuieu ratATHtwr nur m u «met building. would benefit most of all. those he represents. Helping to run up it To a neat hamdhh . or Asauac a public debt that would take thou Balance budgets and reduce taxa iuasiAMtt, i t Aito au a O om tain ' c sands of years to pay at the rate of »tew can atea oaampa on irr , i H l tion. should become a household 15.000 a day. doesn't quite fft the pic oa im a rauMf ua > m rur Am« slogan.— Industrial Review. ture. Yet that, statisticians say. la what reckless spend.ng in government has »i done to the United States and Its AYITJ »-«UJ A * ‘S o n g S h a rb s’ P rey **• Cgb imf taaea people appropriation bills may help put on Y ou n g W riters a Big legislator's name on the front page— but they don't remedy conditions if Young Oregonians, ambitious to they also help put a lot of other men's ' ' l è ü ending December 31, 19X5. Multnomah county received the become song writers, are warned | names among the bankruptcy notices. Í ORVILLE H Jackson county received 9466.09 largest rut. It amounted Io 91169.31. T ttr ls i by the Portland Better Business SCHEETZO et .O as its share. Josephine county received $232.72 Bureau to beware of the "song T ax A p p ortionm en t NORMAL Douglas county received $460.50. us its share of the fund. I ) pio mot r ie l sharks." These so-called song pub VISION on B e v e r a g es M ade 606 E»u H ST «i.« P0 IS NANI lishers, according to the Bureau, GHAMISPIÎS O«|. Quarterly distribution of revenue offer to write music to any sub Low 6 -m o n th s roundtrips mitted poem and usually state they received from the malt and alco now on sale "guarantee publication.” holic beverage tax was made last Greatly reduced winter coach and The Bureau reports that when week to the counties and incorpor tourist roundtrip* to eastern point* young writers send poems to such ...p lu s the privilege o f including ated cities of the state, that share M ed * i» V 9 A organizations they almost invari California on your trip.. .plus a new in the funds on a basis of their 1930 FOR HAIR AND SCALP long return limit o f six month, Thi* ably receive a flattering letter, C M beat Qrdiwury Mgrtr T ^ l i* the travel bargain we have on sale praising the poem and urging that populations. Warrants totaling $32,- IT’S A 9CAIS HIOiCIMtl 439.24 were sent to county and ci.y daily until May 14th. Ask your local an enclosed contract be signed. 60c A fl. Fill IT WO0KI AI AH S.P. agent for fare* and details, or treasurers by Earl Snell, secretary W ra il I m $M 'Tto Tratto AM This contract, however, provides write J.A.Ormandy,Ge«.Paii./1ge«A Welt M b * >Mat n***«y Oe. Ne« vma that the would-be writer make a of state. 70S Pacific Bldg..Portland, Oregon. The apportionment made ai this payment to the publisher, the amount usually ranging from $50 time is the third installment paid upward. If the contract is signed under the provisions of the law and the payment made, the publish-1 i nacl^ i b> 1935 legislative ses- SPECIAL ON HE ITERS AND M E D FO R D SC H O O L OF er, of course, can very easily keep : S,Oi’- Th,‘‘ ,o,al ,ax for ,he ”crioJ RANGES BEAUTY CULTURE his part of the bargain, and still 1 i ending June 30. 1935, was $19,- Anew — a d ifferen t kind of hotel home own Hi you to Also: 5 II. P. gas engine; A-l 1572.84, and for the period ending make a profit; he prints the song PHONE 84 mangle; elec, washer; radios, tan Francisco .Imoqinel A downtown hotel with It« oversluffed sets, plumbing flx- 419>j East Main — Medford —sends out a few “professional September 30, 1935, revenue reach •unqiorious qorden filled wrth flowers and flooded wA lurws anil supplies, bed*, springs, PERMANENT WAVES 1 1.00 copies” and is through with the ed $41,582.57, as malt beverage con mattresses, dressers, tsbles, ■urnhine. Every room an outside room with bath hose sumption gained with the summer Finger Wave 25c; Comb wave 25c deal. chairs and articles loo numer •2J* toH Moderate rates, toq in the famous Contorbuy Shampoo ........................ 25c months. The amounts received by Competent sources state that in ous Io mention, (ionic in and see H a ir cu t__ 25c Marcel........ 25c the counties and cities are in lieu the bargains. ODdnq Room. Goal Thompmn, Mnq Oto all M anicure____________ 25c the history of the song industry Cash paid at Highest market Eye Brow Arch ......................... ,25c there has not been a single even of all taxes w hich w ere formerly prices for hide-., wool, pelts, mo Scalp Treatment 50c moderately successful song produc collected under local ordinances hair. We bus brass, copper, rad Hot Oil......... 50c. Facials........ 50c ed through the medium of these and license regulations, since the iators, batteries and oilier m et 7 5 0 S U T T E R S T R E E T tf Enroll Now—Pay as you learn. new law prohibits the municipal als of all kinds. advance publishers. Work done by students under Each year more than 20,000 musi subdivisions from assessing other S A M ’S P L A C E supervision. cal compositions are copyrighted taxes or fees on such beverages. "See Sain nnd Save” Counties of the state received in this country. Less than 200, and 641 S. Sixth --------- Grants Pa«* $12,511.42 for the quarterly period A cross from Grover’s Creamers chiefly those written by profes sionals achieve success. In other words, the amateur w riter has less '"VSSSSSSSSVSVS« ( than one chance in a hundred— probably even less if he deals with W H E N IN G R A N T S P A S S U S E T H IS D IR E C T O R Y the song shark. % EAST via CALIFORNIA A downtown hotel with the peace and seclusion o f a country garden Southern P a cific JAPANESE OIL . CANTERBURY □AN CRANCISCO Don’t Guess But K n ow Whether the “Pain” R em edy You U se is SAFE? Don’t Entrust Your Own or Your Family’« Well - Being to Unknown Preparation« 'I ’HE person to ask whether the * preparation yon or your family 'or rebe^ °f headache* to SAFE to use regularly is your family doctor. Ask him particulu 1$ about Genuine BAYER ASPIRI He will tell you that before Ila aucoptrji oi Bayer Aspirin mo*t pain remediea were advised against by physicians as bad for the j&m.rh sad. often, for the heart. Which U food for thought if you seek quick, sqfe relief. Scientist* rate met B*yer among the fastest JS b Aspirin ye/ dis- cohered for the relief of headache, and the pains of rheumatism, neu ritis and neuralgia. And the experi ence of millions of users has proved it tafe for the average person to use regularly. In your own uilerest re member Ihit. You can get Genuine Bayer Aspinn at any drug atore — simply by asking for it by its full name. BAYER ASPIRIN. Make it a point to do this — and see that yon tel what yon want. B ay er A spirin H e lp Kidneys S H O E R E P A IR IN G DRUGS G oodyear S H O E S erv ice OW L PHARM ACY 107 So. 6tt) St. Grants Paa* Dyeing—all c o lo n , to iaat«h your gown Fia*et rqufpped shqp in SoiUh- e n Oregon. See GotcheMa. Cy«tax taSToXS/i’a^SZ DOCTOR^ KNOW Mothers read thia: mn n n -|T« iiumii B E A U T Y S H O P S* Cor. 6tb anti "¡1 Sts., Grants Pass ' Expert beaut lutv work at reason- able prices. Able Permanent Waves, Manicures, Finger Waves, Marcels, Faeiabi. CAVE BEA U TY SH O P V DRL'gS, SUNDRIES, PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 73 __________ Grants Pass O P T O M E T R IS T You can know your EYES Lenses only when required D r. H erb ert W . H erm ann OPTOMETRIST Grants Pass 519 H St. Phone 258J O. S . B L A N C H A R D Grants Pass, Oregon General practice in all courts. Reference: Grants Pass A Jose phine Rank. Phone 270 Why do people come home from a hospital with bowels working tike a weli-re£vl?**d WStch? The answer is simple, and it’s the answer to all your bowel worriea if you will only realize it: many doctora and hospitals use a liquid laxative. If you knew what a doctor knows, you would use only the liquid form. A liquid can always be taken in gradually reduced doses. Reduced dosage it the secret of any real relid from constipation. Ask a doctor about thia. Ask your druggist how very popular liquid laxatives have become. They give the right kind of help, and right amount of help. The liquid laxative generally used is Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It contains senna and cascara — both natural laxatives that can form no habit, even in children. So, try Syrup Pepsin. You just taka regulated doses till Nature restores regularity- “ "“l CAFES LAWYHR A eleannne dote lodau; a imaller tuantilu lomorniv, leu each lime, until bouteh need no help al all. P a la c e C afe and L unch Open 24 Hours — Real Coffee Meals and Short Orders Booths :ipd Counter Grants Pass O F F IC E S U P P L I E S Stationery — Office Supplies Typewriters Gift Merchandise Books — Drugs C. H. D em aray N 6th St. Granta P a u CLEANERS V a lley Cleaner» 911W East H. SI., Grants Pass Opposite P. O. Phone 266 Suita «leaned and pressed $1.00 HKu cleaned and blocked fl.00 Plain dresses cleaned, pressed $1 M GRANTS ” ASS ORE ALL «•its a AMRICM MARI« RIMIRK0 ' I WATC H REPAIRS 1 0 2 /z So 6 th ST I EâEI Teach Your Dollar toHove More 'Cents ------- ---- ----------- To make your dollar go farthest, select a reliable business establishment. The business and profes sional men listed in this directory are leaders in their respective lines. They guarantee their mcr chandise which gives you assurance that you will be satisfied. When shopping, use thia directory. ■ A U T O R E P A IR IN G M cQ u een ’s R epair Shop Bulck and Pontiac Authorized service. — General Repairing. Radiator flushing. Six years in same location. Across from P. O. — Grafits Pasc J. W. C opeland Yards 4th and G S treet« G r « n » . P . . . e\ C E M E N T - L U M B E R - DOORS zn xz B u ild in g M aterial» of A ll Kind» G et Y our F .H .A . Loan» Thru U»— Y ou P a v L ik e R ent !; ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................^ ^ n i n i L L . n n uiLLULLlLLI.