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Thunfr», July I, IU I TV. 0«M HIU Hess«, GM» HIB, Ow— THE QOLD HILL NEWS Established »897 Published by Mae's Printing Co. W A L L A C E G. IV E R S O N , E d ito r and Business Manager P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R SD A Y Entered at the Postnffice at Gold HiM. Oregon, tor transmission through the mails as second-class matter. Advertising rates on application %%»♦♦♦♦*♦»»»*»»*♦»**************** S a lm o n P o iso n C ure Is A n n o u n ced by O SC V e ts SAVE! No longer need dogs suffer and die from salmon poisoning a dead ly malady confined to the western part irf Washington, Oregon and northern California. The Ions fight to learn the cause of. and find a control for this once mys terious trouble has apparently end ed with the announcement by veterinarians ct Oregon State eol lege that they have succeeded in finding a practical and economical method of producing immunity. Last year it was announced jointly by men of the state college staff and practicing veterinarians that the use of the already famous drug, sulfanilamide, would cure the (iisease even when it reached fairly advanced stages. Since tha’ lime the college men have conduct- On Tires Bring in your worn tires. We retread them with a thick, new wearing surface of the same kind of fine rubber you get on a new tire — at % the cost. Safety, full mileage and appearance guaranteed See our American Retreading Molds at work C u sto m R e tr ea d in g V u lc a n iz in g , R ep airin g Duckworth ; ‘W W V V W V SV V W V V V V V W V V V W W W V «« T H E T IR E M A N U. S. TIRES D R . O. H . S C H E E T Z O p to m e tr ist EYESIGHT S ix th and M . S tr e e ts G ra n ts P a ss 606 East H St, across from Golden Rule H St. entrance M ack’s Seed and te e d Store ; I I Ì C an h elp y o u w ith you r fa rm and gard en p rob lem s. T e ll us y o u r tro u b les and w e w ill w o rk th em o u t for y o u . Y ou w ill fin d a fu ll lin e o f fie ld and G arden S e e d s. F e r tiliz e r s o f all k in d s, and a c o m p le te lin e o f S p e r r y ’s F e e d s and o th e r g ra in fee d s, a lso h a y at our sto r e . M A C K ’S S E E D A N D F E E D S T O R E 514 South 6th St. E. C. GAYMAN, Prop. GRANTS PASS Phone 758 Conger Funeral Parlors MEDFORD, OREGON lir. J. N. Shaw, head of the de partment of veterinary medicine, anti C. H. Howarth, instructor in the department, have made a de tailed re|K>rt of these findings to a scientific medical journal. hr. Shaw points out that this method of producing i mmunity would seem Io he espeeialh practical for owners of work dogs such as re trievers, hounds and stock dogs, as it would he possible to bring about immunity before money, time ami energy are expended on training. It would also be useful to owners of dogs that must 1 m - taken on fish ing and camping trips. This drug is not considered safe for use by laymen hut the treat ment can be administered at rea sonable coal by a practicing vet erinarian. Some years age the scientists nt Oregon State c< liege were the first to discover that salmon poisoning is caused by an internal parasit* which infests trout and salmon af ter they reach the fresh water of Pacific coast streams. A native snail is an alternate host for this parasite. A method of producing immunity by administering blood serum was worked out but was considered loo expensive for gen eral use. The sulfanilamide treat ment now overcomes that diffi culty. Itocal veterinarians renort the successful use of this new cure in the course of experiments during the past year. P .W .A . P r o g r a m C rea tes M an y Jobs in S ix Y ears SPECIALIST I 1 that case cur en tirely immune to the disease. An In d e p e n d e n t N e w s p a p e r P u b lis h e d in th e I n t e r e s t s o í G o ld H ill, O re g o n , a n d V ic in ity Subscription 81.56 a year in advance <d tests which provs that dog* h«v« tx«n dsliharataly given a of saltuon poisoning and then ed with sulfanilamide become RELIABLE REASONABLE The PWA program in the three states in this region ill the six year period, has generated more than 40.taMt.0iHJ man hours of employ ment for skilled ami unskilled workers who earned approximate ly ¡M5.OtMI.IMMt in wages on project sites. In addition, the regional office estimated. more than 30,060, (MMI man hours of employment in in dustries suitplying and transport ing building materials have result ed from PWA construction in the Northwest. Lumber mills, ¿temen* plants, iron foundries, steel milts and other producers and manufac turers of heavy goods received or ders for approximately g75,0UU,(MMi worth of materials required for these projects. Schools, street and highway im provements and waterworks sy stems have been the most popular types of projects built by commun ities in the Northwest with PWA assistance, with sewer systems, county and municipal buildings and hospitals ranking high on the list. The construction of college and university buildings and secondary- schools has greatly improved edu- cational facilities io this region, Educational building« cunatitute more than a third of the entire PWA construction program in the Northwest. A total of 372 projects of this type*, valued at ♦34.lX5.7iM». have been completed or are uniter construction, "The hundreds of useful projects built in the Northwest with the aid of the Public Works Administra tion will be of service for years Io come.'* K. (’. Hockley, regional director, staled. "These projerls have been carefully constructed of good materials, with a minimum ol waste. Workers on the projects were paid fulltime wages whirl» they spent in the communities where they were employed, Mer chants and other dealers in consu mer goods, as well as the con struction trades ami the producers of building materials, have shared in the benefits of the PWA pro gram." 20,000 T e a c h e r s t o L earn L a te s t S a f e ty M eth o d s available to thara a comprehensive auortment of safety education ma terials, In their lectures, the safety specialists will discuss safety edu cation from the social standpoint, G rant« Pa«« sufclJ .dtilmles ami habits, oigimi gallon of a safety program In a , Now Showing — school, visual aids in a safely edu I'lie Story of A I m * Lincoln Itml line ration program, use of safely con never been told, Ids thrilling roiiiiintic, eventful youth trols, and other subjects. Rogue Theatre Read the advertisement! In this paper for reliable places to trade. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES «rtOD" wan the «abject of tlie I l L aiton Sermon In a l l Churches of Christ. Helenllrt, on Sunday. July 2 The Golden Te :;t was, "Unto the King eternal. Iinntoiial. Invisible, the only wire God. be honour and glory for evi r and ever” (I Ttm. 1:17). Among the citations which com prised the Leeson fern on was the fotlov : from the Bible: "Trust In the Lord with a l th ne heart; oat lean not unto thine own ur.'.eratandtrg. In all thy way* a i:nowi( l"e him, and he ehall ,1 | th - I ’ 1 I ■■ tatb. ” (I’rov. 3:5, «). The ! ,.i :'«-rir.«» i n!..o 'nrlud- e . the fotlov. nt »o re' iti ' paea- ages from the Chn.t.an Science textbook, ".'•'■neo nut Health with Kcv to the S’cripturee" by Mary But r E dy : "God I» In corporeal, «II'. no, supreme Infin ite >1 ml. Spirit, ‘■'mil, I’r nclplc. Life, Truth. Love” (p. 465». “ Y ou n g M r. Lincoln*’ Henry Fonda Alice Brady Prevue Saturday 11 p. ill, VIK&INIA llRl'CK IN “S o c ie ty L a w y e r ” Sun, Mon, Flies; July 0, It), It G racie A llen M urder C ase Gracie Allen Warren William Coming Soon — ‘O nly A n g els H a v e W in g « ’ Cary Grant Jean Arthur Twenty thousand American school teachers w ill learn the la test methods of teaching accident prevention this summer at a series of safety education conferences which will he conducted at 43 col T h ea tre — G rant« Paee lege and university summer ses ALW AYS TWO BIG IKVI'l KKS sions by the Center for Safety Edu cation of New York I'niversity and Now Showing — the National Conservation Bureau, “ W h isp erin g E n em ie» ” accident prevention department of e%wewew*wwwwe*wevew*************** W ITH JACK HOLT the Association of Casualty and P lu s Surety Executives. 24 H O U R “N oi th ol T h Y u c o n ” The conferences, which cover 20 w lI'll ( II Mil I S SI UUUKTT T O W CAR states, arc part of the intensified S i i i i , M o l l . 'F ile s ; July 1). III. II program Io further reduce acci .lames Slew art Carol Lombard A N D M E C H A N IC A L dents through the application of “ M ade for E ach O th e r ” advanced education methods and S E R V IC E principles. I)r. Herbert J. Slack, “T he K id From T e x a s ” director of the (’enter for Safely WITH FLORENCE: RICE Education, amt Miss li. Louise Cottrell, will conduct the confer W ed. (Pal Nile I July 12 1 Buy one Adult ticket and lake a ences for the Center, while Ken friend EltF.E neth N. Beadle, director- of educa nOl'GI IS ( OKRIt.AN IN tion for the National Conservation “STANDARD PRODUCTS" “T h e F ly in q Ir ish m a n ” Bureau, will handle the Bureau's — Plus — Phone 167 part of the program. South 6lli A I. — Grants l'u.« “ In sp ector H a r n le ig h ” These safety education special ists will demonstrate to the attend ing teachers concrete methods of effectively teaching safely in the •w ssssv v sv v v v w sssssv ssssssssw ssssssssssssssssssv ssssssv tv ssv sssv sv school class room and will make RIVOLI ■4 Tommies Super Service H ere is O N E o f T en B ig R eason s W h y Y o u ’ll P r e fe r A p p ro v e d L a u n d ry S e rv ic e 6. W h ite G oods S ta y W h ite — w h ite n e s s c o n s ta n tly p r o te c te d ; no g r a y i n g o r yell« .w ing o f s n o w y fa b ric s . All woolen garments cleaned by us are moth proofed at no extra cost. FRENCH LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Agency; Gold Hill Hotel and Coy’s Service Station A m e ric a n I n s titu te o f L a u n d e r in g L o o k fo r th is S eal o f A p p ro v a l on o u r R ed a n d W h ite T r u c k Grants Pass Steam Laundry “S in ce 1900” ‘v v w w « * v * 'v * 'W '" w '" " '» sssssssssssv sss» ssssssssss„ .„ v. 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