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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1936)
The GoW H ill News GoW HiU. Oregon THE QOLD HILL NEWS Established 1897 Published by Mac’. Printing Co. R. E. BLANKENBURG, Editor and Business Manager LOIS BLANKENBURG, Associate Editor C tjr is tm a s i JJeace By RAYMOND PITCAIRN Naltimitl CluurmuH . ^ S r n l i n » / » <»/ ikr HepuMif , December 24 United Stales anil England end war, 1814. Tlie Metho dist Episcopal Church in tlie l ulled Slates orguniicd, 1784. December 25. (»liver Cromwell born, 1599. Washington crossed the Delaware, 177(1. December 20, Admiral Dewey bom ,1037. American victory at Trenton, 1770. December 27. Last survivor Hunk er Hill died, 1800. Morse, inventor of telegraph horn. 1791. To a troubled world, an Uns is written, returns the calm spirit of Chrtatmaa— to guide ns anew along that footpath to p<ace from which man stumbles so when tie relies on human An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests of pitifully vlstou alone Gold Hill. Oregon, and Vicinity Pur Christmas brings a pause, a breathing spell, tn the spinning gyra ^PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY tions of human ambition and human striving At Christinas time the votcea of kings and of captains sound, some Entered at the Postoffice at Gold HiU. Oregon, for transmission through how. less stride n t; the flag . of nat Ions INTERESTING NEWS FROM HERE AND THERE the mails as secoud-class matter. daunt, somehow, less del antty; and men everywhere see the brother rather Subscription <2.00 a year in advance. Advertising rotes on applicatiou than the wolf m their neighbors. 15.OO0.lMMt acres of wheat have That U because at Christmas time we walk not by sight, but by fa ith —the been planted in Kansas this fall things as they ought to he, the fel (atth which the poet describes as "a Texas produces more Ilian half Hie lows who feel the urge that these higher faculty than reason." and the spinach grown in the t'niled Stales. things should be done will do them apostle as "the «uhslanee of thing* In 1935 there we£e 30.000 acres hoped tor." themselves and let alone those who It is because Christmas oomea as an i planted to Ibis crop. Bits of this and that gleaned do not have time or the inclination annual, and to a wearied world- a wel In the first seven months of 1930 from everywhere. come. reminder that something infinitely there were 2210 highway railroad to bother with them. greater. Infinitely wiser than human grade crossing accidents resulting reason keeps us from wandering too The Social Security Act is an ef Opportunities are valuable only far from the path fort to correct a condition that has when used. And at Christmas we remember, too. existed in all ages and with all that Faith without Works is dead. The people, that of caring for the older The present generation will re spirit of giving, which began under an numbers of the race after they have member the depression for the rest ancient star still shining in the hearts men. ts an expreslon of that con reached the non-productive age or of their lives but the younger gen of viction At Chrtstmas all worldly joys have arrived at the non-productive eration will have Io get its lesson in are subordinated to tlie one joy of kind age without sufficient means to sus the next depression. ness — including that outpouring of fellowship and sympathy tn which the tain them and keep the»« supplied poorest can share as lavishly as the with the necessaries of life. It is to The advertisements tell us that itch be expected that the bill will work the Dionne quintuplets use this and This, too orlngs peace—the peace smoothly. The theory of Social Se hat kind of rolled oats and castor within, which makes us realize . . . curity is sound if a means can final «il and cod liver oil. It suggests that That •sometimes, through the Soul ot Man. ly be found to fit it into our scheme for the next fifty years advertise Stow moving o er his pain. of living. ments will keep us informed on The moonlight of a perfect peace whal the quints use nt each age. Floods hebrt ant: hratn ” We have never heard of anyone tn this way e.ames Christmas. INKLINGS— who was interested in the other l e t - In the good old days It was sus- lows aches and pains, yet, despite oniary to build banks elevated sev this fact some people persist in giv eral steps above the sidewalk. All ing a full and complete recital of modern store buildings are built on their own at every opportunity. • a street level. The only builder who persists in building the obsolete type A single issue of a big city daily ’ of buildings, raised several steps is said to use more paper than was hove the side walk, is the person made in all tlie United States in '•■i des'cns 1’nele Sams post of 1800. A Sunday edition will con fices. The post office department sume the product of 240 acres or does not have to consult the wishes pulp wood. .' of its patrons in regard to climbing a flight of steps to buy a stamp be When it comes to paying inteerst cause it has no competition ami any rate, however low, seems high. even has a law making it illegal for a private firm to enter into coni|»e- In the land of things as they ougln tition with it. to be there will be none of those persons who are continually ob We have never been able to un sessed with the desire that some derstand why the Lord did not ar thing ought to be done about every range it that the persons prone to thing, and accordingly start move talk a great deal were also giftert ments for this and that and then srith the power of deep thought. The call in a lot of folks who don’t want two are seldom found together. to be bothered and who have other plans for their time, and insist that they get back of the project and push it over for the good of the town or the party. In the land of in 909 deaths and 2,575 injured. According io Hie longressional record there ure 7.500.000 uiinut- urallged aliens in Ibis country, 0»- 000,000 of these ure in tills country illegally. From the news reports it is diffi cult Io understand whal the Civil War in Spain is all about. To slate it simply and in a general way the old ruling class which was set out when the king was deposed is seek ing to regain possession of the country and tlie government. Those n o w in charge <»f the government are known us federalists and Ihe de|xised ruling class which is seek ing to regain control of Ihe govern mini Is referred Io as rebels. To rebels belong the old ruling class, ihe feudal lords and Ihe land own ers anil Ihe money power of Spain. To Ihe federalists belong the com mon, the middle classes anil those who favor larger liberty in Ihe gov ernment for the common mart. If the rebel* are victorious the king may return Io power. A number of other features enter into tile war h ilt lliese are Hie central points of con- Iroversy. Winter sports activity n il the nat ional forest» Inereuses business ac tivity in the towns and points the way Io new exploitation of Pdciflé Northwest attractions during ordi narily dull winter month*. W lL K E N f a m il y B L IN D E D W H IS K C T •e s e«H>l WL«r»m i»u>nl «etil«. Super*i«ej bl Tb» Wilb»» r»mili. ju* S rio ih s C e .liw s,h«nl»».r« THIS WEEK IN HISTORY December 21. Pilgrims landed at Plymouth, 1020. Trial by jury es tablished in Canada. 1785. December 22. Americans took p o s s e s s i o n of Louisiana, 1803. Southern Transcontinental T e l e phone Line between Chicago and Los Angeles opened, 1923. December 23, Eugene V. Debs par doned. 1921. Shakespeare born, 1504. R IV O L I Theatre — Grants Pass» Thurs.. Fri.. Sat., Dec. 24-25-26 Dick Powell — Joan Blondell in “STAGE STRUCK” P revu e Sat. N ite, 11 p. m.. Dee. 28 Joan B ennett — Gary Grant in “W EDDING PR E SE N T ” Cinderella Shop Grants Pass MFsenaFt^iaFtenenarsaneFtMenaF EDW. C. COATES AUTOMOBILE LOANS and INSURANCE 809 So. Sixth St. JACHES OFTE» SE» »T ECTIVM SIO M * Grants Pass I s ' che V tioft . o J |O pfoiwe<r»*t [ |6 0 8 fa » rH ST.auaFOl WAMTÎ PASS,on*. For the Beat Brakes and Lining SEE BERNIE AT WIMERS Battery Shop 624 S. 6th Exide Phone 181 Grants Pass — Rex-Hide :ity Cleaner» & Dyer» Grants Pass 3ash & Carry saves your Is s cleaned and pressed .......85e sses cleaned and pressed 85e i cleaned and b lock ed 75c ne 71 722 So. 0‘h Special Bargains This Week: One beautiful combination china closet and buffet; one walnut 3-piece bed Sun., Mon., Tues. Dee. 27-28-29 room set at a very attractive price; Jean Harlow — William Powell a large assortment of chest of Myrna I.ov — Spencer Tracy in drawers, both finished and unfinish “LIBELED LADY” ed; Simmons beds, springs and mat tresses, including the famous hon- Wednesday Only, December 30 or-bilt inner spring mattress. Cream BARBARA STANWYCK AND separators; cow stanchions; one GENE RAYMOND IN corn sheller; one horse cultivator. All kinds of new and used farm, “The Bride Walks Out” logging and mining implements. Drop in and look over our large as sortment of stove« and ranges, heaters and circulators. Get our y a a w ^ a ^ a a a a a w a w a a a a a a a a a u a ..................................................................................................................................... .. prices on building and roofing paper, corrugated roofing, nails, ¡WHEN IN GRANTS PASS USE THIS DIRECTORY paint, and barb wire. GRANTS PASS BARGAIN HOUSE OPTOMETRIST SHOE REPAIRING 626 S. 6th Grants Pass Wanted—Ambitious students for resident and home study courses in business training that turn spare time into earning time. Medford Business College. GWN. D2I Goodyear SHOE Service 107 So. 0th St. GrunU Pass Dyeing—all colors, to match your gown Pineal equipped ship io South ern Oregon. See uotchelia. OPTOMETRIST Grants Pass 519 H St. Phoae 258J CLEANERS CAFES FURS WANTED We are paying top price for all kinds of furs. Many trappers ate now convinced they can get more money for their average lots from us than by shipping. Bring in your furs and get full value. We are also buying hide pelts, wool, mohair, junk, radiators, batteries and all kinds of metal. GRANTS PASS BARGAIN HOUSE 626 S. 6th Grants Pass FOR SALE: Residence property desirably located in Gold Hill. Small down payment. Easy terms on balance at low rate of Interest. Jackson County Building 4 Loan Association, 120 E. Main St., Med ford, Oregon. Wanted: Capable, young woman to take local beauty census. Must be in terested in beauty culture. Any Ap plicant who qualifies is well reniun- iated. For particulars, inquire at The News office. Dr. Herbert W. Hermann Valley Cleaner» 611-Mr East H. Opiiosite P. Suits cleaned Hals cleaned Plain dresses St., Grants Pasa O. Phone 260 and pressed 81.00 and blocked 21.00 cleaned, pressed 81 O. S. BLANCHARD Cave Shop Restaurant MEALS — FOUNTAIN 209 N. 6th Grants Pass LAWYER Palace Cafe and Lunch Grants Pass, Oregon General practice in all courts. Reference: Grants Pass 4 Jose phine Bank. Phone 270 Open 24 Hours — Real Coffee Meals and Short Orders Booths and Counter Grants Puss “ OFFICE SUPPLIES DRUGS Stationery — Office Supplies Typewriters Gift Merchandise Books — Drugs C. H. Demaray N 6th St. g rants PASS ORE Flaharty Realty Co. 227 West Main We have listings in your com munity. 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