Gold Hill Newa, Gold Hill, Oregon
THE QOLD HILL NEWS
A wholesome thing happened re­
cently in Kansas City, Missouri. Im­
mediately following election a group
Established 1897
of the better citizens of tlie town
Published by Mac's P rinting Co.
brought before the court evidence
of fraud in voting. The hearing de
WALLACE G. IVERSON, Editor and Business Manager veloped that wholesale fraud had
been practiced by ward and party
An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests oi leaders. The trial that followed re­
sulted 111 over a down political lead­
Gold Hill, Oregon, and Vicinity
ers and want heelers being sent to
the penitentiary. A vital safeguard
P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y
in a democracy is that the ballot
Estere«] at the Poatoffice at Gold HiU, Oregon, (or transmission through shall be kept free from fraud. The
judges and the courts of this mitt-
the mails as second-class matter.
western city are to be commended
Subscription tl.50 a year In advance
Advertising rates on application in the highest terms for their cour­
age in doing a difficult task well.
Thuraday, A p ril 15, 1937
he loses it. More money is lost In
other people's schemes than is lo.t
by the owners of businesses in
heir own misfortunes. Most every
business man can count up hun­
dreds of dollars that he has invest-
< d in the schemes of others and lost
that would have materially promot­
ed Ins own business. Benjamin
r raukliu $ advice to a man Io keep
his money in his own business anil
watch it I, still good.
If we were a painter or a sculpt­
or we would he tempted to put on
canvas or in bronze the Individual
who represents thousands of Ameri­
can citizens, lie is the man who is
found in every one of Ihe towns of
Hie nation, the man who works ull
week and receives his cheek and
Saturday night comes to town and
liuys with it an armload of grocer­
ies and provisions to take home to
tlie family, lie lias little money for '
Ihe pool hall or the slot machine.
Ills budget does not include any
such allowance. He is the salt of
the earth. It is from such men thul
communities and institutions are
built. There is something sound and
sturdy and elemental aboui his
homely and prosaic practice that de­
serves to he immortalized.
in the memory. A one time adver­
One of the most valuable assets
tisement leaves a faint mark that
any community can have is the
is soon forgotten. Unless an adver­
spirit of cooperation among its bus­
tiser is prepared io repeat his ad­
Bits of this and that gleaned
iness
men and citizens. Without this
vertising sufficiently often to take
from everywhere.
spirit
the town is forever pulling
advantage of this well known natu­
up hill. It is unable to take advant­
ral law he had best save his money.
age of the resources and possibili­
An advertising appropriation spread
There is little value to spastuodic over fifty-two issues is of more té s that it has for development and
advertising. The chief value of ad­ value than the same appropriation advancement. Every pull in the right
direction is offset by a pull in the
vertising lies in its cumulative sales spent in one or two issues.
apposite direction. Such a town sel­
effect. Advertising has no power to
dom
unites its energies behind a
perform miracles. It merely works
We never blame the church be-
along certain well known, well de­ i cause wc know one of its members program and as a consequence fails
fined laws of nature. It is well is a grasping skinflint, who grinds io tnaki the progress it might other­
known that few facts are impressed down every one he can and takes wise easily make. The ideal condi­
tion in the average small town
on the human mind Ihe first time every one who deals with him to a
maintains,
when, if some one pro­
they are’present«!. It is only by- skinning. It is not the church's fault
We note in one of our dailies that
repetition that they become fixed he has sought its sanctuary as a poses a good plan that has recog­ its editor has u paragraph to the ef-
nised merit the rest of the commun­
i cloak for his crookedness. The ity gets behind it and works for it faet that a woman who raises a big
church cant help itself. Bather we ."'id puts over. There is no jealousy ainily should receive n pension. We
j feci the church is being imposed on. because it is some one else’s plan. ilo not agree that Ihe mere raising
J This type of person, in addition to The only question is Iris it merit of a big family should entitle any­
A NEW TRAVEL THRILL!
his effort to skin his fellow man. is If it lias not it is rejected. If it has, one lo a pension. It depends upon
also trying to take the church to a everyone works whole lieartedly Io the kind of a family that has been
skinning.
put it over. Manx towns that have raised. Some homes should receive
succeeded and done big things have aol only a pension but a bounty for
followed this simple formula and the type of citizens they ure able to
produce. On the other hand there
no other.
ire homes in which the production
We do not entertain much faith of off-spring should he restricted
O p to m etrist
that a system of fines will cure the ind limited and even prohibited al­
careless
driving habit that some together.
( 0 6 ( « t r M ST mm RO
S A FETY IN
ear owners have. A better plan
(«AKTS HSS one.
GOOD VISION
would be to suspend the driver’s
The man to whom the plaudits of
j license. Such a law -.hould require tiie multitude are a prize and a
that a third suspension would re- goal is building his future upon the
• lit in a permanent r.vocation of most treacherous sand. There is
Getting satisfaction from your ♦ he license. A car owner found driv­ nothing more fickle or unstable or
battery depends on its condition. ing a ear during the period in inconstant than the admiration anil
Doctoring your battery bark to which his license is suspended applause of Ihe public. The public
a healthy, efficient condition i* should be punished by having hi- only applauds the man who gives
our specialty. Experl and de­ license permanently revoked. Un­ i a thrill. When Ihe applause for
pendable recharging.
BAILY BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO
less and until some such effective bat particular thrill is appeased
AND LOS ANGELES
preventative measures are taken we Ihe applause dies and the fickle
W IM E R ’S B attery Shop
Speeding from San Fraa d ico to Loa
will continue to see the mounting i rowd turns to look for another en-
624 S. 6 th St.
G ra n ts Pass. O re.
Angeles over the scenic Coast Line,
loll o f dead and injured and maim­ ertaincr. The only way to retain
the new stream l i ned D ty lig b l offer»
ed along the highways o f America. the admiration and respect and ap­
die fastest service in history betweea
plause of the public is for one to
•ba two cities. The "most modern and
beautiful train in America” leaves San
The wisp man will keep his innn- turn his hack upon it and show it
Francisco at 8 : 1 ) every morning and
ey in his own business where he can that it has nothing to give that is in­
arrives Loa Angeles 6:15 p m f u m .
xvalch it and know where it goes if teresting. The man who can do that
schedule northbound). A U seats a rt
has the public at his feet always.
reserved for this th rillin g daylight
nde, yet the D ty lig b t is nor ea n t r a
There are few men who are strong
IT MEANS FAST RELIEF
/ * * * trot»! O u r lowest ooe way and
enough to do it.
INKLINGS-
REMEMBER THIS
CROSS
roundtrip tickets are honored. For da-
tads, reservations, information on con­
nections on the D tjlig h t , sea your
local railroad agent o r w rite I. A .
Orm andy.622 Pacific Bldg .
15C FDR It
i i mu. dozen
Some one has suggested as a good
recipe for happiness the plan to try
wanting only what one can get. One
won I be a worlti conqueror witli
such a goal, but with it one can get
a lot out of life.
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Pacific
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MYER ASPIRIN
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Among hobbyists anti collectors, I
I'red Aatair’s signature is valued at j
25 cents, Helen Hays 10 cents, and
Greta Garbo’s at half a dollar.
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T h e W i i k . . » « a rity . l e e . , « I.H u e .,
C a e a M Iu . O t t f e « .. H . V . C .
WRESTLING
Mon., Apr. 18
S H O E R E P A IR IN G
Goodyear S H O E Service
107 So. 6th St.
Grants Pass
Dyeing—all colors, to match
your gown
Finest equipped shop in South­
ern Oregon. See uotchells.
HOW TO "K EEP ED U C A T E D ”
Head D aily the W orld-wide ConMnietive New» io
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♦«•••*»• I M "
In spite of steadily increasing wholesale prices,
here is our G E T A C Q U A IN T E D o ffe r:
B U Y A S U IT
A t the regular price, and
G E T A H A T FREE
W ith every $32.50 suit your choice of any $5.00
M allory H a t — F R E E
W ith every $27.50 suit — Your choice of any $4.
M sllory H a t — F R E E
W ith every $24.50 suit — your choice of any $3.50
M allory H a t — F R E E
W ith every $19.60 suit — your choice of any $1.95
M errim ac H a t — F R E E
W ith every $5. trousers or slacks — choice of any
$1.00 Belt — F R E E
W ith every $4. trousers or slacks — choice of any
75c belt — F R E E
Buy a P rir of Shoes
And get a pair of V /ilto n B roi. ir Holeproof Sox fre<
W ith every pair of $8.75 Florshcim Shoes —
Any $1. «ox F R E E
W ith every pair of $6. Ml
. v ic Shoes —
Any 75c sox — F R E E
W ith every pair of $5.00 W eyenberg Shoes —
Any 50c sox — F R E E
This offer is made without any restrictions. Your
unrestricted choice ci fi„ e goods from our entire
stock. Buy your summer clothing needs while this
offe r is on.
L E T ’S G E T A C Q U A IN T E D — W e want to know
you — W e w ant you to know our fine stock of m er­
chandise, the equal of any in Oregon.
(This Offer For A Limited 'I 'inte Only)
Griffon Clothes
Elorsheim Shoes
Arrow Shirts
Columbia Knit
Sweaters
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Timely Clothe
Mallory Hals
W ilson Bros.
Huis
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Grants Pass, Oregon
You can know your EYES
Lenses otriy when required
D r. H erbert W . Herm ann
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Grants Pass
Phone 258J
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F L O R S H E IM & W E Y E N B E R G shoe., T IM E L Y
& G R IF F O N clothes, A R R O W , W IL S O N BROS.
H O L E P R O O F H A B E R D A S H E R Y , C O L U M B IA -
K N IT & W IL - W I T E sweaters, M A L L O R Y &
K N O X hats, etc.
O P T O M E T R IS T
51# H St.
The Christian Science Monitor
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W e feature the following makes, and want you
to feet acquainted w ith them.
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1:30 p. m.
Seats on sale at Valentines
Gafe and Brown’s
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W e want to get acquainted w ith the "clothes
conscious men, young and old, in this vicinity. W e
•Iso, want them to get acquainted w ith our complete
up to date stock of F IN E , N A T IO N A L L Y K N O W N ,
U P -T O - T H E -M IN U T E M E N ’S W E A R .
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V H P N IN
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A K IT C PASS
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GRANTS
THIS DIRECTORY
Excitement — Thrills
M EDFORD ARM O RY
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V alley Cleaners
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FI m m M te, my Mibacriptioo w I o C s a u n a s S c t in c i M o n j t o i
lot » period of
O l year $9.00
□ 6 months $4 50
Q J month» $2.25
Q 1 month 75c
Wednesday issue, including Magazine Section: 1 year $2.60; 6 issues 25c
6 1 East H. St.,
Opposite P. O.
Grants Pass
Phone 260
Suits cleaned and pressed 61.00
Hats cleaned and blocked 61.00
Plain dresses cleaned, pressed 31
Cave Shop Restaurant
MEALS — FOUNTAIN
209 N. 0th
Grants Pass
Teach Your Dollar
toHave More 'Cents'
S tU P tl COPI on IttQVtST
O F F IC E S U P P L IE S
HOTEL
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Stationery — Office Supplies
Typewriters
Gift Merchandise
Books — Drugs
C. H . Dem aray
N 6th St.
O. S. B L A N C H A R D
LAWYER
Grants Pass, Oregon
General practice In all courts.
Reference: Grants Pass A Jose­
phine Bank. Phone 270
Grants Pass
Chiropractic Physicians
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On Famous Powell Street
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REPAIRS
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Electric treatments and diet.
Steam medicated baths.
Women’s and children’s ailments
a specialty
Drs. W alto n & M ille r
701 H . SL
Grant« Pass
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 mer­
chandise which gives you assurance that you will
be satisfied. When shopping, use this directory.
J. W . C o p e la n d Y a rd s
4th and G Street«
Grant« Pa»«. Ore
C E M E N T - L U M B E R - DOORS
Building M aterial« of All Kind»
Get Y our F .H .A . Loan» T h ru U«— You Pay Like Rent
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