Gold Hill news., May 20, 1937, Image 4

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INKLINGS-
Bits o f th is and that gleaned
from everyw here.
Big to w n police are com plaining
that J. Edgar H oover does not let
1 them in on his man hunts. O ur ob-
! servation has been that most big
The reaction o f the co u n try to­
tow n police have p lenty to do in
w a rd the reverses suffered by Mus­
th e ir ow n tow ns i f they w o u ld just
s o lin i's troops in Spain is s im ila r to get it done.
that fe lt by everyone when some l i t ­
tle fe llo w jum ps up and w hips the
F ifty years ago the average smal.
supreme delights out o f the tow n
(ow n fa m ily fe ll it had reached tin
b u lly .
lop w hen the fa m ily exchequer p e r­
m itted the purchase o f an ingrain
We note th a t H itle r has made a carpet fo r the p a rlo r. Now fam ilies
gesture fo r peace in Europe. We do in the same re la tive e iri umstances
not desire to appear too cynical are not satisfied unless they can
but our guess is to the reason is
have a car, a radio, and an ele ctric
that H itle r feels he isn't ready fo r ice box.
w a r yet.
One person w ho trades at home
can do m ore to w a rd b u ild in g up a
com m unity than a dozen w ho spend
several times as much w ith the big
to w n merchants.
I've a c u rio s ity , a reader re m a rk ­
ed recently, i f in M ussolini’s house­
hold the Duce re a lly gets the say
o f w ho w ill have the fa m ily car a.
night.
W hy is it that nearly every nation
A good advertisem ent is a m er­ w ants more te rrito ry and not one
ch a n t’s in v ita tio n to the buyers of o f them re a lly know s how to hand­
le the te rrito ry it already has.
P ra c tic a lly
everyone
in
th e
co u n try is w o rk in g fo r one o r an­
other o f the big autom obile com­
panies. Those w h o are not engaged
in m aking cars are engaged ii,
w o rk in g to make the payments on
one.
E A S T th r u
C A L IF O R N IA
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On you trip East, go or return
thru California. Our low sum­
mer roundtrips permit this at
no additional rail fare. See San
Francisco, where the world's
two largest bridges meet. Ride
the most beautiful train in
America, our new streamlined
Daylight to Los Angeles. Con­
tinue East thru the adventur­
ous Southwest and O ld South.
Return on your choice of north­
ern line trains. Chicago and
back, as low as $ 57.35. For de­
tails see vour local S.P. Agent
or w rite J. A. O R M A N D Y ,
General Panenger Agent, 622
Pacific Bldg., Portland, Ore.
Southern Pacific
vsrsion in livin g a simple, w ell or- the air m all »how may he obtained carry-over was »old during the districts: Portland. 438; Salem, 273-
d e re d lifc , in being muster of one * by w ritin g to Ur. E. T. Hedlund, firs t quarter ol the year. relleeling
shri,.|(l
Medford m.,1 K la ..,’
job
inh and
“ n*‘ never “ its * slave.
Postmaster at Portland; and on the purehases fo r tin »ale start cd in
Hose Society show by w ritin g io
N othing makes an e d ito r o f a D avid ito o n iso ii, C hairm an, .'>02 Pa­
w eekly paper fe d m ore badly than c ifie B uilding, P o rtla n d , Oregon.
to I k - called upon to p rin t an item
o f news Id lin g o f the misdeeds of R eport R ecord B reak in g
sonic mem ber o f some good fam ily
S a le o f C anned Hear«
in the eom niunity. Most editors,
w h ile they are on the hunt fo r all
Record breaking sales o f Oregon
news, p re fe r to p rin t good news of
canned pein.« w ere reported today
fo lks ra th e r than the o ilie r kind.
throughout the nation as 37,900
chain stores began a fin a l assault
T W O M IN U T E S E R M O N i on the surplus w h ic h threatened
(B y Thomas Ita s tw e ll)
disaster to state grow ers.
A dvertising rates on application
the com m unity to com» in to his
store and inspect his merchandise.
Trade goes w here it is in vite d .
Many men w h o w o rk hard do it
easily. The secret of tu rn in g o ff a
great deal o f w o rk lies in doing it
w ith as little w e a r and tear on tr i.
nervous system as possible. The
man w ho likes w hat he is doing
seldom feels the burden o f it. ft i«
I a pleasant recreation to him . A fte r
a ll, there is n ’t a lot o f diffe re n ce
between w o rk in g hard and p la yin g
■ hard except one's a ttitu d e o f m ind
to w a rd it. I f one’s w o rk is drudg-
, ery the drudgery is self imposed. It
is not in the w o rk itse lf. He w o rks
best w h o keeps his m ind free fro m
the thought o f being ground dow n
by his task, w h o keeps his s p irits
lig h t and buoyant, w ho lives sim -
■ p ly and refuses to he stampeded in -
! to the mad rush fo r diversion and
i th rills . There is a t h r ill and a d i­
WRESTLING
T hursd ay, M ay 20, 1937
PIO NEERS OF' T O D A .*’ Over
1009 years ago Abraham le ft his
home in U r o f the Chaldees and
east his lot on a new fro n tie r, a
pioneer in ii new and a strange
land. Separated fro m home and
friends, surrounded by a new and
a strange people w ith
new and
strange customs, his firs t act was
to set up an a lta r fo r the w o rsh ip
of God. lie chose to keep alive this
practice o f his life in his new
home. There are no pioneers today
in the same sense that there were
•lioneers in Abraham 's tim e and in
the e a rly’ days of th is c o u n try when
>ur fo re fa th e rs left th e ir homes an.I
friends and w ent out o f the east
to the west to set up new homes in
i new land. The sci lie has changed.
The fro n tie rs today are in
the
;rent c i'ie s o f th: ■ c o u n try . Eaeli
sear thousands o f young people go
roni the east ami fro m the west
■nd fro m the n o rth and fro m the
outh to b u ild fo r themselves th e ir
utures on these new fro n tie rs . As
.he firs t act of Abraham o f old was
to b u ild to his God an a lta r, so it i
is im p o rta n t that the young person,
the modern pioneer o f tilis modern
day, when he easts his lot in a new
su rro u n d in g takes w ith h im in to his
new life , God. If he has the co u r­
age away from the re stra in t of
home and friends, to live true to
his ideals, true to his lies! self, God
w ill give to his as surely as he did
to Abraham that same blessing, that
same prom ise that was given to the
p a tria rc h on the plains o f Canaan.
"1 w ill bless thee, and thou shall
be a blessing.”
POSTAL EMPLOYEES IN V IT E D
TO P O R TLAN D ROSE SHOW
Postal cinjnovecs th ro u g h o u t the
nation have been in vite d to p a rtic ­
ipate in the Postal Em ployees’ N a­
tio n a l A ir Mail Hose Show to be
held at P ortland d u rin g the P ort- '
land Oregon Hose Festival June i t ,
to 13 according lo in fo rm a tio n re ­
ceived by the local postmaster. The
A ir Mail Hose Show w ill be held
June it) and 11 in connection w illi
the annual show o f the P o rtla n d j
Hose Society at the state a rm o ry.
E ntries fo r the Postal Employees'
N ational A ir Mail Hose Show must
reach P o rtla n d by a ir m ail. Any
outd o o r-g ro w n roses may be e n te r­
ed in the show o f the P o rtla n d Hose
Society and may tra ve l by any
know n means o f tra n sp o rta tio n .
Num erous fin e prizes are offered
fo r a ll the various classifications in
both shows. F u rth e r in fo rm a tio n on
th e fin a l clean up w e ek is sched­
ule d May 24 to 29.
" I am sure that by the end o f the
campaign a ll fears o f u g lu tte d m ar­
ket w ill be re lie ve d ," said David
Rosenberg. chairm an o f the Med­
fo rd Pear G row ers' e o iiiiu it'e e .
Reports fro m the I ’. S. D epart­
ment o f A g ricu ltu re
indicate
43
per cent of the denim a li/o ig 1939
CRIST 48 SCIFKCE C!IURSH£S
44II5O R T A LS
«n il
Im m o rta ls ”
I I I »as the su b ’vvl o f the
Letoon-S eriniin In a ll Churches of
Christ. Scientist, on Sunday, May
16.
The (¡otilen Text was, "T hey
th a t are In the flesh cannot please
God Hat ye are not In the flesh,
but In the S p irit, tf so tie tha t the
S p irit o f God d w e ll In yo u ” I Iloin.
prised tli« Lesson-Sermon was the
fo llo w in g fro m the lltb le : "J e m s
answered, V e rily , v e rily , 1 aay unto
thee. Except a man be horn of
w a te r nnd of the S p irit, he cannot
en ter in to the kin gd om o f God.
T tia t w hich Is born o f the flesh Is
fle sh ; and th a t w hich is born o f
the S p irit Is s p ir it” (John 3:6, 6).
The Lcaaon-Sermon al«o In clu d ­
ed the fo llo w in g c o rre la tiv e pas­
sages from the C h ris tia n Science
textbo ok, "Science and H ealth
w ith Key to tho S crip tu re s,” by
M ary B aker E dd y: "H u m a n b irth ,
g ro w th , m u tu rlty , and decay ure
os tlie grass sp rin g in g from the
soil w ith b e a u tifu l green blades,
a fte rw a rd s to w ith e r and re tu rn
to Its nuttve nothingness. T h is
m o rta l seeming Is te m p o ra l; It
n e ie r merges In to Im m o rta l being,
but fin a lly disappears, and Im ­
m o rta l man, s p iritu a l and ete rn al.
man”
kets.
F o rm in g Die P acific Coast ( ' . m i l l ­
ing Pear S la b iliza .io n Committee,
grow ers appealed Io the N ational
Association of Food Chains, w iden
responded w ith a vigorous n a tio n ­
w ide emergency sales campaign. As
a result, Die 3,983,399 ease c a rr y ­
over was slashed lo 1,740,977 cases
by A p ril I, compared w ith a n o r­
mal 1,512,482 cases on hand A p ril
I. 1036. S till fu rth e r reductions arc
expected d u rin g the May 24 29 "m op
up” d rive .
More calls o f pears were pushed
across grocers' counters d u rin g the
A p ril d riv e Ilia n ill ally tw o -w e e k
period in Hie nation's h isto ry, the
increased national sales ranging
fro m 30 lo 241 9 per cent.
One chain, w ith stores throughout
the stale, reported an average in ­
crease o f 1179 per cent, ami Hie f o l­
lo w in g
percentage increases In
idh Fulls 3999,
RIVOLI
T h eatre
G rant« Past
Thura., E rl., Sat., May 29-21-22
I yyti s n t w \ i t t v m i
SIMONE SIMON IN
“S e v e n th H ea v e n ”
I ’ r r v u r Sat. N ite I I p. in... 3tay 22
Jean A rth u r — Georg« Brent In
"M ore T h an A S e c r e ta r y ”
Sun., Mon., Tuva., May 23-24-23
1 e r nani) G ravel — Joan lllo n d r ll
‘K ing and the C horus Girl*
M edneaday O n ly, May 26
W allace F o rd — Anna l.ee in
‘Y ou ’re In T h e A rm y N o w ’
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.
8:8, 9).
Among tlie cita tio n s w hich coin
Is found to be the real
(p. 190).
A p ril.
On January I, 1937, the nation*«
warehouse» were jammed w ith 3.
983,3101 eases o f canned peni s, ii cile­
ry o ver enlarged beyond norm al by
a bum per 1939 crop, the m a ritim e
v trik e l and unsettled foreign mar-
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