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Hie Gold Hill N#w>, ftqjj
Oragofl
Ykursday, May 21, l>4l
are confronted with a serious na­ gum* supervisor.
LAYMEN’S HOME MISSIONARY
urlly do to those who enter it?
tional emergency and that burdens
Heretofore this type of Neense
MOVEMENT
Job. 24:19: Drought and hcul con­
must be shouldered by all to fulfill was considered to have no expira­
Established 1897
sume the snow wutera; so doth
the obligations we have and are as­ tion date, hut under a ruling of the
suming. Wt recognise tbut individ­ attorney general tlw alien gun li­
With what is the first Hell Scrip- Sheol those thut have ginned. Prov,
PUBLISHED BY IVERSON PRINTING COMPANY uals,
1:12: Let us swallow them up alive
organisations must be ready censes come under the general law turaily associated?
Wallace G. Iverson, Editor and Owner
ua Sheol, and whole, ua those thut
to make sacrifices in the common requiring renewal of all licenses
Job 26.6: Sheol is naked before go down Into the pit. Is. 3:14: There
We stand four-square on at'tlie end of each calendar year.
An Independent Newspaper Published in the Interests cf interest.
God.
und Destruction hull) no cov­ fore Sheol hath enlarged Ila desire,
this premise . . .
The alien gun license fee is 923
Gold Hill, Oregon, and Vicinity
“We want the committee to un­ and is in addition to the regulur ering. Prov. 15:11: Sheol and Des and opened its mouth without
Iruction ure before Jehovah. Prov. measure; and their glory, und their
derstand clearly and definitely that hunting or trapping license.
27:26;
Sheol and Destruction ure multitude, and their |»Ottip. and he
our policy of out and out opposition
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
never sutisfied.
that rcjoieetli among them, descend
to federal automotive excise taxes
What does Ihe first Hell tempor Into it. — "The Herald of the Ep­
as a means of raising revenue in Ashland Makes Plans For
Entered at the Postoffice at Gold Hill, Oregon, for tran s­ normal times still stands. We look
iphany.”
Fourth of July Celebration
mission through the mails as second-class m atter.
to Congress to see to it, when the
CMRiSTrAN S’JI JiCE C.^VRCHCS
proper time comes, that the federal
Ashlund, May 28 (Spl)_This city
AflftOUL AND BODY" was the
fense program on a “pay as you go" government retires altogether from is again preparing to pluy host to
AAA Okehs Federal
to subject of the L s^on-Sermon
basis, the American Automobile as­ this taxing field."
an estimated 15,666 io 26,666 resi­ In nil Church of Christ, g-tenttst.
Auto Tax for Defense
M ltL C C T ie
President Henry pointed on, to dents of southern Oregon and north
on Sundry, May 24.
sociation has temporarily relaxed
I T I IT tA ia
lO p/ome/H* /
the
Ways
amt
Means
committee
that
The Golden T - : t was. " I pray
c a u ti»
cm California during its unnuul
Because of the pressing demand its opposition to Federal Automo­
V IS U A L
the
automobile
is
no
longer
a
lux­
God
your
wholo
tp
t
i
t
end
soul
and
Fourth of July celebration.
for funds to keep the national de- tive'levies in any form, according
• lir a it»
|40eta"MST
body b? p -e rre d blar-.eleas unto
Selection of sub-committees lo
! to Dr, E, B. MeDaniel, president of ury or even semi-luxury item (hut
the com inj of out Lord Janis
would
justify
excise
levies.
He
pro­
am aM M M M sm
handle the various phases of the
| the Oregon State Motor association.
C hrist’’ <1 Thesi. 5 23».
duced figures that showed that 6-1 affair are being completed this
The position of the American per cent of all registered motor ve­
"long the c ltr
.» wht’h octn-
prC.-d th - L ’l ” ?” - ■ ::ro n T/|g the
Automobile association was summed hicles are used by wage earners go­ week, according to John P. Duugli-
erly who has been named general
up by its president, Thomas Heiiry,
followlnc f ern th • 3 b’e: “ The Lord
ing to and from work. Figures pre­ chairman. Emphasis will be placed
Is ihe portion of mine Inheritance
I When the latter appeared recently sented ulso showed that 65 per cent
snd of my cup: t!:cu malnt.'.inest
■ before the Ways and Means cdm- of the total mileage driven by all on a morning parade, a two per­
YOUR
tny lot. i have set tha Lcrd always
‘ mittee of the House of Bepresenta- ears is either for business use or formance rodeo and horse show,
before
me;
be.-
i
o
he
is
at
my
swimming and bathing contests, a
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
1 fives.
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right hand. I rhall not b- moved
for going to und from work. He also dance and other events, Lithia park
i “Wc are still strongly of the pointed out that more than half of
Therefore
my heart h glad, and my
is to he thrown open to old fash­
will be compounded with Ike
Now Showing —
«lory rejolcoth: my fl ,»h also shall
I opinion that the field of motor ve­ the nation's automobile owners
ioned
picnic
lunches;
a
bund
con­
highest quality drugs obtain­
Cary Grant and Irene Dunne
rest In hope" tPs. I6:5.8jt».
hicle taxation should be reserved earn less than 930.00 a week.
cert is being arranged for those
able ami as exactly as your
The Lesson-Seram al o Included
exclusively to state governments.
President Henry urged the com- 1
“Penny Serenade”
Doctor orders at the depend«
the follow.ng cor. dative p.u.>ages
We are still thoroughly committed ! mittee not to adopt tuxes that would who stay in the park during the
j day.
able—
from the Carla.I n Scl.-nc? text­
to the position we have always tak­ prohibit the use of automobiles lo
book. “ Science and H caltli w.th Key
This year’s rodeo and horse
Preview Saturday 11 P.M.
en. namely that federal taxes on the extent that they would he un-1
to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
show is being staged by the Ash­
OWI. DRUG STORE
highway transportation are dis- 1 available for the average person land Trail Riders, on an amateur
“THE PENALTY”
Eddy: " I t Is object d to Christ an
criminatory, inequitable and consti­ ind thus cripple defense and irulus-
GRANTS I*ABB. ORE.
bclc.nce
that
i
t
claims
God
os
the
With Edward Arnold
basis. All riders und performers
tute an unjustifiable en.-roachment rial progress. The ratio of taxation
only absolute J.lfe ar.d Soul, end
will he non-professionals; homes
into a field of taxation which is al­ fo valuation is now more than 25
me i to be Hie Idea.— th a t is. His
used, will he wild range horses
lma:,e. I t should be adu:d that
Sun, Mon, Tues; June 1, 2, 3
ready over-exploited. We feel that >er cent. In other words, the aver- .
from southern Oregon and north­
this is claimed to repres-nt the
'The Devil and Miss Jones’ federal automotive excise taxes have ige car pays an annual tax of more ' ern California.
normal, healthful, and sinlcst con­
no
place
whatever
in
normal
peace­
than 25 per cent of its value.
With Jean Arthur
A delegation of Trail Riders re­
dition oi naan in divine Science, ana
time tax structure. This is the posi­
cently completed a trip to northern
that this claim is made because
tion we have taken, it is the P<«i- Cattlemen Urged
California and returned with a i the Scriptures say th a t Cod has
Coming Soon—
ISTAlMMDFl
e and pursue- as s
- . r-
* .
created m n In His ov.n Image and
number of un-ridden und un brok­
soon as the country- y has returned to A « a ,n 8 t Expansion
alter
His
likeness"
ip344).
PROCESS
“SIS HOPKINS”
en horses to be used during the
normal times.
show.
W ar profits are misleading and
"We recognize, however, that we
New corrals, to be known us the
false and for that reason livestock
H H H B- ■
men should he very careful about "Diamond Circle Corrals" have
All woolen garments cloacul
been
constructed
on
Willow
street
expansion now. That was tin bur­
You can know your EYES
by
us uie moth proofed at uo
den Oi several of the many fi ic ad- in the northeastern section of the
Lenses only when required
extra cost.
city
by
Frank
Reck,
und
have
been
’resses presented at the 28th annual
convention of the Oregon Cuttle and leased to the Trail Riders for a 3
FRENCH
LAUNDRY
AND
Dr. Herbert W Hermann
Hprse Raisers’ association at On­ year period.
DRY CLEANERS
OPTOMETRIST
tario recently.
Pick up und deliver twice i
Grants Pass
For instance. Dr. Orlo Maughun FAWNS SHOULD NOT BE
GRANTS PASS, ORBGON
week.
•10 H. St.
Phone 26SJ
Spokane economist, said that the HANDLED SAY OFFICIALS
AND
peak of the price of cattle, on basis
of purchasing power, was reached
Saturday and Sunday
At this time of Ihe year, when
January 1, this year, or will be does are dropping their fawns, the
I reached January 1, 1942. Studies -State Game Commission officials
“ROADSHOW”
i have shown price peaks about ev­ and state police are flooded with
Is now located at
Adolphe Menjou and Charles
OVERSTOCKED
IT K m
ery 15 years. A four-point program inquiries
concerning
deserted
Butterworfh
MUST
V J O IL U
suggested to keep livestock produc- fawns.
510 H. STREET
| ers on an even keel: 1. Do (not ex­
UNLOAD
If you’re trumping through (leer
Grants Pass
pand; 2. Get out of debt; 3. Use country and run into a fuwn, seem
Also Charles Starrett in
No reasonable offer refused
credit only for production purpos­ ingly deserted, don’t molest it, be­
Across from Montgomery
‘Beyond the Sacramento”
es; 4. Put part of the surplus into cause in all probability its mother
Ward
government bonds.
is out foraging for food and will
We still have a number of
George Aiken, Ontario, member of be back in due time to give matern­
N. B artlett
Medford
Phone J7-|7
electrical appliances at special
the state game commission, discuss­ al attention to the young one.
Every Thursday and Friday are
prices, including Norge ranges
ed game problems of importance to
The best rule, game officials say,
Pal nites at the Rivoli Theatre
a n d refrigerators, Washers,
stockmen, and named as the three is to just keep hands off the fawns
Electric irons, radios and sew­
major problems the increasing herds
Admission, Adults 20c or two for i
and let the mother handle the sit­
ing machines.
of elk and antelope and also beaver. uation.
35c
Kiddies are always 10c
Other outstanding speakers were F.
E. Mollin, Denver, who spoke on
national legislative affecting cuttle-
men; Mac Hoke, Pendleton, on taxa-
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tion and ranch financing; J. I).
GOLD HILL LOD g Î T n o . 1M
O
regon
»
easonablf
Mickle, director of agriculture.
-by M t!
Meets Every Taestdae Night
s amaa aw; 'vj.-itis.vrta
YOU ARE WELCOME
FOR AMERICA, I WILL!
Frank Carter, Noble Grand
H. D. Force, Vice Grand
This is my Country 1
Paul Thompson, Secretary
Here I have received tny educa­
Act Gorham — Treasurer,
Th* Wqr'd's News Seen Throo^h
tion and training.
Here 1 have built my home.
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he hristian cience onitor
Here I have reared my family.
Meets the first and third Wednes­
A » In ttrn u lm n iil D a ily N iW i/y jiH -'
Here I have earned my liveli­ days of each month at the I O. O. F
to T ru th fu l— Constructive— U n biaM d — Free from Sen,.nonet
hood.
Hail, Gold Hill, Oregon
tom — E d ito rial, Ar» Tim ely and Inttriirriv» and I t , Daily
Paalut«,. Together with the Weekly M a Ra inr Section, Make
Here I have invested my money.
Helen Dorman, Noble Grand
the
M onitor an Ideal Newspaper for thr Home.
Here I have made my friends.
Jewel Routb, Vice Grand
Here I — and those I love _
Belie Smith — Bee. Sec’y.
The ChrtKipn Science Puhli,hinp ’’ncieiy
One. Norw ay Street Bo,ton. M a „ a rh u M tt,
will live and work and play and
Hazel Holderncss — Fin. Sec’y.
die.
Price I I I 00 Yearly oi I I 00 . Month.
Delia Keil — Treasurer
Saturday luu e, including Magazine Section, f l 60 a Year.
Because this is my country, 1
Introductory O ffe r 6 lu u e , 21 Cent»,
GOLD HILL GRANGE NO. 3S4
mean to stand by it. I mean to sup­
Meets first and third Thursdays
port it in thought, in word, and in
A d d re u ___ ___________________ _______
deed. I mean to give it the best that at 8 p. m., at their ball next lo tele­
is in me. Its strength is my phone office. H. E. club meets sec­
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strength; its prosperity is my pros­ ond and fourth Tuesdays at 1:30 p.
perity; its future is my future.
My Country and I are one. Our
interests are inseparable. We rise
and fall together. Therefore, this is
Southern Oregon*« Finest Entertainment! Your Medford Theatre«!
my pledge:
I Will be loyal (o America and to
American institutions.
I will uphold its Constitution and
its Government.
I will be proud of its traditions
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Ends Saturday Nite!
Ends Saturday Nite I
and its ideals.
James Stewart, Judy Garland,
Bichard Arlen in
Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur in
I will defend its flag — wherever
Hedy Lamarr in
it may fly.
“Power Dive”
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
“Ziegfeld
Girl”
I will conduct my business hon­
Plus Gene Autry in
Prevue Saturday Nite I
estly and fairly.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
I will respect the rights of other
“Singing Hills”
Rosalind Russell and
men.
Melvyn Douglas in
Sunday,
Monday,
Tuesday
I will be patriotic, courageous,
Errol
Flynn,
Brenda
Marshall
Sunday,
Monday
‘This Thing Called Love’
optimistic.
(single billed)
Frank Morgan, Ann Ruther­
“Footsteps in the Dark”
For America, I Willi
ford
in
—Author Unknown
Wednesday, Thursday
“Keeping Company”
Starts Wednesday - 4 day«
Cary Grant, Martha Scott in
ALIEN GUN LICENSES
Alice Faye, Jack Qakie, John
MUST BE RENEWED
“Howards of Virginia”
Payne and Ink Spots in
Tue., Wed., Thun».
Plus
“The Great American
All alien gun licenses issued prior
James Cagney, Pat O’Brien in
“Case of the Black
to December 31, 1946, must be re-
Broadcast”
“Devil Dogs of the Air”
Parrot”
newed, according to an announce-
nient made by Frank B. Wire, state
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