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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1937)
Tlie Gold HUI News, Gold HU, Oregon Thursday, May 13, HIT THE GOLD HILL NEWS thing thoroughly. The difficulty is that under the present scheme of living we skim over Hie surface of many things and never reully learn one thing well. It is a pleas ure to talk to a man who bus com plete information on one thing whether that tiling is raising alfalfa hay, making horaeshoea or tanning hides. Not long ago a salesman was in this office who at one tune work ed for a milling company. For over an hour he talked about wheat. We had no idea that so much that Is interesting would he said about wheat. He hud made an intensive study of the subject and wus in teresting ami entertaining to tutk to because he knew one thing thor oughly. Established 1897 Published by Mac’s Printing Co. WALLACE G. IVERSON, Editor and Business Manager An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests oi Gold Hill, Oregon, and Vicinity PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Advertising rates on application Some are habitually careful ami make up for their lark of alertness by a larger amount of care. Others i are habitually careful anl make up j for their lack of alertness by a 1 by a larger amount of care. Others are naturally careless. They fail to keep their mind upon their driving and cause accidents because of their carelessness. These things are not easy to discover no matter how rigid the examination. A driver’s record is the best guide of his anil ity as a driver. INKLINGS- Bits of (his and that gleaned from everywhere. One of the weaknesses of our type of government under the spoils system is that too often the men who are best qualified do not get the positions. The positions, many of them responsible ones, are given to perty workers and those who by one chance or another happen to have a contract with the pow ers that be. Hundreds of more qualified men never get a hearing because of their lack of political acquaintance. We n o e by our daily that mov ing picture people seldom colic, their salary cheeks. This is aiway done by an agent. The same servit < .s performed for a local w age earn er by his wife. Many states are revising and re vamping their driver’s laws in an effort to curb the mounting toll of traffic accidents. Some of the states require an examination of drivers from time to time. The difficulty is that the quality that makes for a poor or careless driver is difficulty to discover or discern. Some men are naturally alert and quick thinking and acting on the steering wheel. Theatre — Grant« Pa« Thurs., F ri., Sat.. May 13. 14. 15 George M urphy— Doria Nolan in “Top Of The Town” Prevne Sat. N ite 11 p. m. May 15 A rth u r Treacher — Patricia E llis A true workman derives no satis faction in turning out shoddy mer chandise merely to meet a popular price. i “Step Lively, Jeeve»” Sun., Mon., Tues.; M ay 16, 17, 18 Bing Crosby — Shirley Ross in “Waikiki Wedding” Wednesday O nly, May 19 M AR G A RET L IN D S A Y IN “Song Of The City” Oregon fruits, particularly pears and applet, arc tending to establish seasonal high prices these days on northern auction markets. Typical of the scenes enacted daily are buy- j era (above) inspecting fruit on dis- I play floor prior to sale, and an auc tioneer (right) receiving competi tive bids. The fruit and vegetable auction market system, observing thia year its 110th anniversary, returns more than $130,000.000 annually to grow ers, and supplies 40,000.000 consum ers. Auction markets are situated in Baltimore. Boston. Chicago, Cin cin nati, Cleveland. D e tro it, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and S t Louis. « Florida has a constitutional pro A sure cure for talking loo much inerce. This ruling does not affect vision prohibiting state income and is to think more. Most people who | employee-employer relationship in inheritance taxes. talk too much do not do much cities, tow ns and villages where the product docs not enter into inter We note that the BriUsh propose thinking. state commerrce. In this respect it to reap a harvest from high prices The least interesting person to differs from the NBA which sought during the coronation. We derive no little satisfaction from the fact visit with is the person who has to control und regulate all labor (hat regardless of what the charges positive opinions about every mai whenever and in whatever it was are, they will not entail a readjust ler that comes up and slates his employed. opinion with a toile that defies any ment of this department's budget. one to have a different view. There is this to say in favor of -lie old saloon. It has the courage When the Indians ran tiie coun One of the major mysteries of life to sail under its true colors und go try they had no poorhouses. The .amities all took care of their old is how the sales girl ever makes n by its right name. It was promised, people. The Indian never wasted sale whose s'oek argument is "Gee. not long ago, that the saloon would never be permitted to come back. anything. He never killed more dearie that looks swell on ya." Everything about the old saloon and Marne than he needed and always The best defense the tax paye. more has come hack except the had plenty. lias is to make everybody pay some name. ! taxes. One reason why taxes are the The danger of making a good i burden that hey are is because too Most any person ran pass for an suggestion at a meeting is that you 1 few people pay taxes. intelligent person if he know» one will be made chairman of the com mittee and w ill have to do all th< The hardest job a man has to do work. is to be nice to the person whom RIVOLI The joy of every employer is an employee who is always willing to help a little more, lo remain a few minutes after time to rewrite a let ter and to suffer the petty imposi tions of business with a good spirit. Such an employee is worth all a firm can afford to pay and often more. WRESTLING Mon., May 17 Excitement — Thrill« he know-» is lying about him tie - hind his back. It is not easy to he polite when you feel like knocking a man’s block off level with his ears. When a merchant stops advertis ing he starts a sit down strike, and if he withholds his advertising long enough no one will disturb him from his comfortable position. The Wagner labor law recently upheld by the Supreme Court, pro vided that the National Labor board have control over employer- employee differences. The decision of the court, however, only appllev to what is held to be interstate com- A local minister said Dial most of Ins congregation had evidently gone on a sit down alrike. The trouble is he says lliul they do their silling down ut home about the lima they should be gelling ready to go to rhureh. INTERESTING FACTS OF THIS AND THAT The llershey plant at Hershey, Pennsylvania use» KIM),MN) tiounda of milk a day in its products. The Foiled States gold reserve has MOW ii- a i lie d ,i l u l i i l of *11,500,000.- IHKI. Siner the price was pegged at $35 an ounce the gold reserve has We will not believe the social se increased at the rate of $1,000,000,- curity program is complete until It iNM) u year. A seat on the New York Slock Ex includes a provision to cure for the small business man in his old change sold recently for $1 M l, 000. age. Ttie owners of many small i In 1929 the price was $(125.000, In businesses are receiving no more j 1932 a seal could have been bought out of their business tliun their em for $68,000. There are 1375 member» ployees receive and Mre carrying all . of the exchange. Sugar consumption of the world the risk. Many small businesses have retained employees when de last year wus 30,1X10,000 tons. Amer- pression came and they did not : ira is the worlds largest consumer need them, and spent their surplus of sugar. New York City uses 3.0(H),000 by so doing. The old age pension A security should protect everyone quarts of milk each day. 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