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.
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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—
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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
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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
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Grants Pass, Ore.
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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.
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the one Lied kv thousands of
families daily — is Bayer Aspirin
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Simply take 2 Bayer Aspirin
table's with a half glass of water.
Repeat, if necessary, according to
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which exhausts you and keeps you
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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
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