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T i l l I l t S ., F E B . 13, 1936 T h e («old H ill N e w s , Gold H ill, O regon THE FEATHERHEADS Cold Reception f y Q u A « finir ten— R A Y / i f 5MMS CC.D M . H ese . J L C NOW D on ’ t Yuu STANT- A » iT ) lu .5? u m u T>. 0TAISTS A h ' m *T TN osb ■F í . u KS. 1 :»AID- -T*)B m r sn H a t • y ¿ISN'T TA J u * 7 3 A Y T H B-V M U J T 4 A Y ( AN . I'J S " S H v HA h 7 W A k W .u ? A < r< a u m ' W O T ’ ? 1*’ 4 B, 1 L - A mj wh / - i t f t MAN WAS Y o O A Y A r P I ! WHILE I WAS I w a it in g - F O R H I M , I -THE FURNACE i F ir e w e n t o u r 1 I HAD A TfeRPlBLE ¿ PAY— EMERY S u n « WENT WRONG — O K - ONL.V S’MATTER P O P - Oh W ell. M aybe It W asn’t an E lephant MESCAL IKE P a g e S even H IIN T L 1 Y FVAL, ÛvT r iw s r W A S tW kT < s rw X O u * J ILL U1H* fS L L Z s a u i T 'ï ilA T ft N l s /B S r W f i c ibK-1 l*i P u t i N i t i f r A H E A T iH O G olden B*li»ntonis H ere’s Record T hat’ll Make Holmes Do Highland f ling One o f the greatest detectives | alive Is a native o f French ludo- ‘ China, who is known as "The Blood- PIANT • 1 hound.” Ills captures average one N&VER PEACHES A m urderer e ie ry 25 days for the past HIGH ' 28 j ears. PEÄR6E He Is credited w ith taking -too of ; the 1,200 men who are now serving j life sentences for homicide on Pulo T H E W H IT E C E M E N T l Condors, the French "m urderers’ ' Isle” In the China s e a , from which A ''i O LD man. extianxted and 11!, i no one has ever escaped.—C o llier’s. * * started a xtampede that was once the ta lk o f the Southwest. It was In July o f INCH that the pros By C. M. PAYNE pector, who wns named W hite, »tag- j gored Into Horse Head gulch cum;», j near Am arillo, Texas, lie had some peculiar looking stuff w ith him that j resembled nothing so much as white i clay or cement, and this strange "o re” ! was »pecked w ith decks o f gold. In ; fact, assay showed that the stuff would ‘ run a thousand ounces o f gold to the 1 ton. W h ite s gold find could not be kept secret. The news flashed from man W h e th e r th e R e m e d y i to man, and everyone who heard It Y ou are ta k in g for I was eager to know where the loca- H e a d a c h e s , N e u ra lg ia i tlon was. go that he could get some i o f this wealth fo r himself. W hite o r R h e u m a tis m P a in s tried Io keep q u ie t; he had no desire is S A F E is Y o u r D o cto r. ! to tell, when he knew that every man A sk H im A t Last M uley Has Credit who heard It would dash out and stake i claims. But his wish fo r secrecy was , not respected. When he refused to D o n ’t E n tr u s t Y o u r j answer questions, the men o f the camp O w n o r Y o u r F a m ily ’s gathered about him and threatened to k ill him If he would not show them W ell-B eing to U nknow n 1 where he found his gold. P re p a ra tio n s A fte r such threat«. W hite could d o j nothing hut promise to lead them t o E F O R E you take any prepara J the place rig h t away. As many as tio n you don’ t know a ll about, fo r the relief of headaches; or the could Iiosslhly get away follow ed him. pains o f rheum atism , neuritis or and the strange, tierce cavalcade se: neuralgia, ask you r doctor what he : out fo r northern New Mexico. thin ks about i t — in comparison The Journey was not a pleasant one. w ith Genuine Bayer Aspirin. Many of W hite's party were suspi We say this because, before the cious o f him, end when tim e went on discovery of Bayer A spirin, most so-called “ pain” remedies were ad and no gold appeared they threatened vised against by physicians as being again to k ill him I f they found that be Saving Account < c ^ y * bad for the stomach; or, often, for had been misleading them. the heart. And the discovery of — a n ’ T hat L f t w e l v e - f i f t y ? At last, one night the party reached Bayer A spirin largely changed WILL SAVE PEALLVZ SAVEPZ a blind canyon and made camp. One medical practice. Yez. A FoiNfc I o n t h a n k ‘itou, more day. W hite announced, would see W H IN V E Z . Countless thousands of people o T w e lv e -- - / o f f i c e r — n o w i poní to s e them at his And. which was th irty-five who have taken Bayer A spirin year f if t y — ’J c a n b u y t h a t in and out w ith o u t ill effect, have ~ ' DRESS I T h o US h T S um T' in g - miles to the northwest. T ired out, YEZ CAN’T XX L , I COULDN'T 1------ proved th a t the medical findings th e ir suspicions lulled by W hite's words, A F F Ö P P T - _ I AFJ=O RP about its safety were correct. the men slept soundly—a ll hut W hite LOSE------ Remember th is: Genuine Bayer himself. He said that he was nervous, 7EZ FEEL A sp irin is rated among the fastest since he was so close to the mine. He AS IF YEZ methods yet discovered fo r the relief s h o u ld could not sleep for thin kin g of IL of headaches and a ll common pains become A . . . and safe for the average person And since he was wakeful, he woulo spisd T h P i FZ to take regularly. stand guard w hile the others slept. You can get real Bayer Aspirin at This was agreeable to the rest. They any drug store — sim ply by never were soon fast asleep, resting fo r the asking for it by the name “ aspirin” long ride ahead o f them. alone, b u t always saying B A Y E R Morning came, and w ith Its first A S P IR IN when you buy. light the men awoke, eager to press on. * But what was this? W hite was no where to be seen, and his horse also HOW ABOUT had dlsapi>eared! He had slipped A CHO CO LATE away in the night, leaving them as ig YES, MOMMA' SODA? TELL T H E M A N norant o f the location of the gold as TO PU T TW O they had been at first. D ips of ice CREAM IN IT Three years after this clever ruse. G r a » p in g R ig h t M o m e n t A n J U 5 ' M A K E W hite was ^een In Salt Lake City, ME TAKE IT • We can a ll o f us make our lives where he spent money liberally. He loaned a man In Provo $30.000 in gold sublime b.v seizing on occasions nnrt dust, so apparently his ‘‘cement” mine m aking them great.—Orison Sweet was s till producing. Then lie disap Marden. The Man Who Knows B F IN N E Y O F T H E FORCE i f v VAL.NOW-LADT- F P p f Z P'PRUN J PAST TH' RED _ J L o k s n t , AN if o i LET'S ÏE Z .O P F T w il l b e out o ' t u * — GOOPNISS r— OH »EAR _ _ HEAgT-XJ^Y? B a y e r A s p ir in REG’LAR FELLERS MAYBE SOML B t t r TtA? MAYBC if YOU TOO* A N ic i glass I I C O U ID N TAKE i M O M ‘ o r m il k vo u ’o rt-Lu • T. COULDN M O M • CASTOR O IL • COULDM peared. He never returned to claim his money. No one heard o f him or saw him again. THE A D A M SO N ’S A D V E N T U R E S A d am ion 'i Better S elf IB (CIMI b« Cor. «atM Se«» P w MMM) BRO NC PEELER A V olunteer Cow boy Vir»e L ettin ’ Y a oh - easy — AN-f-Boov E U f W ould of homo Y a By FRED H A R M A N , 1 O o -r Y t/U o -J W U E f iY -tS R . H rA O IM '— e>U T W M E R e V F K I T is — J is T K E E P < S O ItV ‘ - - t i n s ain T N o country F er . f X. on -T ivamps or DIGGIN’S VEGETABLE CORRECTIVE D ID T R IC K By O. JA C O BSSO N ™ ADAM S r | 'H E Gila river, which seems so T h e y w ere g e ttin g o n each much a part o f Arizona, has Its o th e r’s nerves. In te s tin a l s lu g g is h n e s s w a s r e a l l y headwaters In New Mexico. There are th e cause— m a d e t h e m 'three forks which meet before the tire d w ith fre q u e n t h e a d aches, bilio u s spells. B u t state line is reached, and the country th a t is a ll changed now . thereabouts Is known only to forest F o r th e y d iscovered, lik e m illio n s o f o th e r s , t h a t rangers and cowboys, who ride the n a tu re p ro v id e d th e c o r reaches o f the Heart Bars, the Slashes. r e c t la x a tiv e s i n p la n t s a n d vegetables. T o n ig h t ihe Gos, and other lonely ranches. t r y N a tu r e 's R e m e d y ( N R T a b le ts ). H o w m uch It was in 1800 that a party o f f if b e tte r y o u feel— in v ig o ra te d , refreshed. Im p o r t a n t— y o u d o n o t h a v e t o increase th e dose. teen men set out from C alifornia to T h e y c o n ta in n o prospect In the mountains to the easL phenol o r m in e r- a ld e r iv a t iv e s . f l -L j 1 5 1 w H J K B A prisoner o f the Yuma Indians man O n ly 25c — a ll W aged to catch th e ir attention. Hnd this druggists. man fold them that he knew where j there were wonderful gold fields, and f o r FIRST AID ,k could guide them to the place. As a consequence the party bought him R e lie v in g from his captors, and set out a fte r him Common S kin A ilm enfsl — | across the state o f Arizona and up o r In ju r ie s ' ! in to the headwaters o f the Gila. always r e ly on v Three peaks rose from a valley, and between two o f them a stream [lowed eastward. At the base of the centrnl : m ountain the placer gold sparkled, and ! here the pa rty camped and went to I work. Presently th e ir supplies ran low. DANDRUFF— BALD SPO TS? H a lf o f the party started out fo r Yuma, not realizing that tiiere were towns Save y o u r h a ir by regular use o f ncross the mountains to the south, to G lovers Mange get food and other supplies. A month M e d icin e , f o l went by, and no one returned. The lowed by a sham- ’ provisions were alarm ingly low by this poowithG lover'j lim e, so three more men started after Medicated Soap. the first party. Rids you o f Dan- d n iff; stopsExcessive When they reached a mesa top a llin a H a ir , com - its Baldoess. which gave a view of the camp, the three looked back. To the ir horror, they saw their little settlement iu 1 A t o il flames, and Avon as they watched In- j druggists M A N G E MEDICTNE dlans k ille d the remaining men. It would moan death to re tu rn ; be- j sides, th e ir friends were beyond help. \YN V— IS 7—30 Frightened, the three men hurried on. missing th e ir way. and In the ir wan- | derings one of them died. At last they ! reached a town, and here another man, 1 exhausted by that long travel among the mountains, gave up the ghost. The sole survivor of the purty was ' a man named Adams. He t o ll the HEN kidneys function badly and story, and added that $t,lRX) a day you suffer a nagging backache, could be washed out w ith u gold pan with dizziness, burning, scanty or too nt tlie place where Ills comrades had frequent urination and getting up el died. In spite o f the horror o f his night; when you feel tired, nervous, all upset. . . use Doan's Pills. experiences lie longed to return Io Doan's are especially for poorly where the golden phantom beckoned. working kidneys. M illions of boxes B ut It was not to be. Adams tried are used every year. They ere recom many tim es to make his wn.v back to mended the country over. Ask your the three mountains, but somehow he neighborl cou’d never find them again. Others, too, have hunted for ihe lost diggings In th a t fiercely beautiful country, but the secret remains unknown. Resinol a FALLING HAIR HAR, HAR, H A R ! OONÏ6MAW. J U S T PULL THE HANDY RED TAPE ! I □I I D MOTHER'S PRESENT By GLUYAS WILLIAMS E KRS Miserable 'l'u rlio Ila , ha I There'« that old near-sighted Mr. Duck try in g to f lir t w ith Hint decoy! »«»KXttEV STEMS A IM V At HIS PRESENT WRIGLEY’S S P E A R M IN T TK» P E R F E C T G U M r THE STANDARD OF QUALITY »RAWER, MUtlCNMS HER Not Tt> itvK YrttRE RL'ROSr HE WANtS i f USTI CHRlithA» lo K R SURPRISE with backache ? W D oans P ills
