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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1937)
Tb« Gold Hill N .w i, Gold HUt Oiwgon THE QOLD HILL NEWS anti w h o m erely sign (h e ir names lo re p o rts prepared by the o ffice help. A n o th e r danger lies in the faet that those w h o are best at pushing themselves in, am t b a lly hoo th e ir virtues. E s ta b lis h e d 1897 Thursday, October 21, 1937 cr to ld them Ih a l when repeal came night dressed in dark clo th in g walk should c a rry a w h ile h andkerchief bootleggers were sup|Kise«l lo tin in»? w ith his back lo the approaching in his hand. ■ appear. tra ffic . Every on* knows tlia t under When co n d ition s liegan to resume norm al the tra in e d w orkm en were W A L L A C E G. IV E R S O N , i. d ib r and B usiness M a n a g e r I the firs t to be absorbed in to indus The great w a ll o f China, a w o n try . There w ill continue lo he, even A n In d e p e n d e n t N e w sp ap e r l ‘” h lis tie d in the in ic iv » u u t d e rfu l piece o f m asonry, some 20011 after norm al tunes re tu rn a large m iles long, was b u ilt lo keep out of number o f u n tra in e d w o rke rs w ho G old H ill, O re g o n , and V ic in it y the c o u n try an in va d in g enemy. It w ill he unuble lo find employment served Its purpose effectually in its because of th e ir lack of training. Published by Prv.ting Co. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY ilay and was a source of protection through lo China. Today the wall, as a source of protection, is without val the maili ai seeond-r’ QH ¿hauti • ue, dua lo modern fighting equip- Suliicrspllott |1«M a year In advsBes Adv»Hi»t•»« rub«» on apptiration menl ahil facilities. In like measure, old ntethnds w ill not apply In farm The (hue 1» coming when every u-hool lyite in of any d ie w ill have n trade school in which (he rudi ment» of trades are taught, not with the thought of turning out skilled workmen »o much as making avail ing. nierchnndis ng o r advertising. We nra liv in g in u w o rld mid an age Ihal is m oving ra p id ly som.> (tlace, and i f we are io fit in |«, the scheme o f things, we must «to the tilin g s. u:n| use the nn thuds, that fit in to the p re so rt day scheme o f liv in g . able an e x p lo ra to ry eourse by means o f w h ich a young uiuii o r a young woman cun discover themselves and fin d out w ind they are best fitte d fo r and the w o rk they w o u ld be happiness in doing. Entered at the Postoffice at Geld HUI, Oreg®« r , (;,..UUl that there i t a heed fo r tra in in g to r m arriage anti home making. T his, the most im p o rta n t venture i! o u r w hole scheme o f liv in g , is Bits o f th is and the jde™ . gone in to w ith o u t any previous iro m everyw here. know ledge o r tra in in g . The w o n - — — — — —— — — ,|er ¡s Unit .|le ra tio o f fa ilu re s is not higher. In c o n ju n ctio n w ith The faet that one m arriage out o f , h u , h t.re #hwuU| co u rie „ „ , results in a divorce indicates ch|1(( psvcholog> and „,«* re„ rin < IN KLIhGS— ------------------------------------------------------ RIVOLI T h eatre — G rants Paas F r i„ Sat., (tei. 22-23 BOBBY BREEN IN “MAKE A WISH” Prevue Sat. Nite 11 p. m. (let. 23 OLSEN AND JOHNSON IN “ALL OVER TOWN” Sun., Mon., Tues.. Oct. 24, 25, 26 Sonja Henie — Tyrone Power in “THIN ICE” Wednesday Only, (X-tober 27 Kay Francis — Errol Flvnn in “ANOTHER DAWN” WRESTLING Mon. Oct., 25 the fiscal year just closed I :9,476 liq u o r bootleggers w ere ir- cated. T h e ir mothers probably nev- t il I Dr. A. W. BARLOW naturopathic PHYSICIAN Seats on sale a t V a le n tin e s C afe and B r o w n ’s REDWOODS HOTEL BLDG. Grants Pass, Ore. Là iíuL Sewing, reeding, studying . . . mean close application and Inten- live use of the eyes. O ne of the first things to be considered in planning a home should be . . . the placing of lighting facilities, and the w a t tage used. The Sightmeter Mon it on call by telephone, w ith out charge for service H e w ill tell you what it wrong with your lighting and measure for re-adjust- mentt. ITS GREAT TO BE BACK AT WORK when you've found a way to ease the pains of The California Oregon Power Company RHEUMATISM and do it the inexpensive way, too. h u ir y f— Only 1 M o. w • • w ik to |Y You can pay 1.1 high as you warn for remedies claimed to irlieve the pain of ithcumalism. Neuritis, Sciatica, rtc. But the medicine so many doctors generally approve— the one Lied kv thousands of families daily — is Bayer Aspirin — 15/ a dozen tablets — about 1 / apiece. Simply take 2 Bayer Aspirin table's with a half glass of water. Repeat, if necessary, according to direcl.ons. Usually this wilt case such pain in a rem .*kably short time. l*'er quick relief fr-.m such pain which exhausts you and keeps you awake at night — ask for genuine Bayer Aspirin. O N YOUR O R E G O N IA N S U BSC R IPTIO N (during »he mentk el K eruln r virtually 1 cent a tablet $6.00 Daily and Sunday 11.50 Sunday only . . . . SU WIRE PHOTOS NOW Daily o n ly .........$7.00 5.00 10.00 F ie «bed t»y « tr e 41 rbct lo T M O r «goo ion fro m I ft« psHrv* of or igts lo • m a ile r of SMS«'»» 4.50 Todiy's P»<twrae ▼ •4aa MAIL THIS ORDIR TODAY V V II K« K OMC Í C fork W TABLETS 0<lob«> «ni») BY M A IL-1 YEAR Pocket This $1.50 RELIABLE REASONABLE THE W ORLD’S G O O D NEWS ÔTu ¿laid QJ aa . r Conger Funeral Parlors MEDFORD, OREGON traffic and, if weurlng dark clothing against fire. Our feeling Unit the human ft. 1 is becoming more in te llig e n t re "H o w you have aged", is Hie firs i •■•rives ii severe jo lt every tim e we thought Ihal runs through the u iiid puss a pedestrian on the highway at o f tw o persons w ho have not seen each o th e r fo r a num ber o f years. Stninge we do m l fe«l th ill we have changed much but Ih a l o u r frie n d has g ro w n g ra ye r o r heavier or h in n e r as the cose may he. If we o u ld hut slop to th in k we w ould now ih a l In is th in k in g the same ■ings o f us. and tra in in g o f ch ild re n . Many p a r ents undertake the re s p o n s ib ility o f re a rin g a fa m ily o f hoys and g irls to lake th e ir place in a most iju n p le x c iv iliz a tio n w ith o u t any know ledge o f how to go about it. (, is an in ju stice to the c h ild . W ill even elem entary tra in in g in c h ilt psychology and c h ild re a rin g many mistakes that are most costly to th> c h ild could be avoided. The c h ile We view w ilti suspicion and dis alw ays pays not o n ly lo r its ovv lu s t the proposal by Congress to mistakes that it makes as it grow onibine J. Edgar Hoover's organ-: up. but to r the mistakes o f the par zation, the G-Men, w ith o th e r fed ents also. «Tai la w enforcem ent agencies. Hoover's organization o f young men The reason why a democracy is chosen because o f th e ir a b ilitv . anil not b etter governed, o r m ore e f w ith o u t reference lo th e ir p o litic a l fic ie n tly governed, is many tru e s a p p lica tio n , have accomplished due to the type o f [tersons w ho are meat things in th is c o u n try in the! given places o f re s p o n s ib ility . In m atter o f w ip in g out crim e and ru n the m a jo rity o f instances they are n in g dow n and b rin g in g to justice selected because o f th e ir p o litic a l m ajor crim in a ls. The organization a c tiv ity , and w ith o u t any re la tio n .hould not he disturbed an«t its usr- to th e ir a b ility to in te llig e n tly han ulness possibly d ttro y e d by m ixin g dle the a ffa irs o f the office. A ll o f t up w ith any o th e r o rg a n i’ .il'o n us know o f im p o rta n t positions f i l l • here there is a L ke lih o o d o f p o lil- ed hv men and wom en w ho know al c o n tro l o f fa vo r tis.n. Let’s n o th in g o f the duties o f the o ffie let w e ll enough alone. Let's have :n t- organization in «his co u n try hat cannot he emasculated hv p o li tics. Excitement — Thrill« Medford Armory 8:30 p. m. such conditions it Is most d iffic u lt HAFKTY HLOtiANH fo r a car d riv e r lo see n tiu v c lc r in Oebd.er, November and Dcerm the road, c v ic c la llv w hen Hit* lights o f an approaching cur arc in his tier are Hie months in w h ic h tru ffle eyes. Il la a most fo o lh a rd y ad. accidents reach tlic ir peak. Xtinn persons were liiirn i d lo death E very one w a lkin g on the highw ay at night should face the approaching in I 936. I so every known precaution T H E O ttE d O N IA N . Portland O r- n Enclosed find lor whl.-h | . •end me Th« OrogvniaA oo uh»« tae l no thia coupon. N ftfn O Dally II. a N. Sunday □ □ □ .a e a e e s e e s e e e e s e < e s s » r » s s t . »W » • A d d r t l l . . . a . . . ...........................» . 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Massachusetta Plea»« enter m y subscription to The C h ristia n Science M o n ito r for a period of 1 yesjr 89 00 8 months $4 50 3 months 83 35 1 m onth 75c Wednetv.ay Issue, including M agazine Section: 1 year 83.80, 8 Issues 38« SHOE REPAIRING OPTOMETRIST Goodyear SHOE Service You can kn o w y o u r BYES Lenses o n ly w hen required 107 So. 6th St. Grants Pas» D yeing— a ll colors, to match y o u r gown Finest equipped shop in South ern Oregon. See u otcbells. Nam e - ___ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ____ Dr. Herbert W. Hermann OPTOMETRIST Grants Pass 519 H St. Phene 25«J A d d ress_____ S nm pU C o p y «o R o q u o tl CLEANERS CAFES ■anmammaomo Shults Brothers AUTO P A IN T IN G AND GLASS Valley Cleaners 611% East H. St., Opposite P. O. Grants Pass Phone 260 Suits cleaned and pressed «1.(10 Hats cleaned and blocked »1.00 I lam dresses cleaned, pressed 31 Cave Shop Restaurant MEALS — F O U N T A IN 209 N. 6th Grants Pass Teach Your Dollar toHave More 'Cents' BODY AND FEN D ER R EPAIR IN G OFFICE SUPPLIES O. S. BLANCHARD LAWYER S tationery — O ffice Supplies T y p e w rite rs G ift M erchandise Books — Drugs HOTEL C. H. Demaray N 6th St. G rants Pass business e s ta b lis h m e n t. T h e business and p ro fe s Grants Pass, Oregon sional men lis te d in th is General practice In a ll courts. Reference: Grants Pass A Jose phine Bonk. Phone 2?0 son Ffinncisco ‘MEET ME AT THE MANX” On Famous Powell Street G RANTS PASS,OPE z, " f 2 B“/x£ ~ ' o y PÉPAiR«: <• - f, y-, s r I ............................... ALL swiss a «URICAS MAKIS RIRA1RI0 d ire c to r y are leaders in th e ir re sp ective lines. T h e y g u a ra n te e th e ir m e r chandise w h ic h g ive s you assurance th a t you w ill ■ w w a Chiropractic Physicians ' > T A T o m ake y o u r d o lla r g o fa rth e s t, select a re lia b le E le c tric treatm ents and diet. Steam medicated baths. Women’s and c h ild re n ’s ailm ents a specialty Drs. Walton & Miller 303 EAST E STREET 1RS«A A * * * be s a tis fie d . W h e n sh op p in g, use th is d ire c to ry . J. W. C o p e la n d Y ard s 4th and G Streets Grants Pass, Ore. CEMENT — LUMBER — DOORS Building Materials of All Kinds Get Your F.H.A. Loans Thru Us—You Pay Like Rent » * »»> *D «si
