Gold Hill news., September 17, 1942, Image 4

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P re p a re Now fo r
V -I-C -T -O -R -Y
A FTE R V IC T O R Y
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H g l N e w s , G o ld
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Hill, Qregc
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Gold Hill irrigation District
has
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caused an assessment for District .* ven,n# *isiting with her son in
purposes for the year 1943 upon th* ’ **w *n<1 daughter, Mr and Mrs Lloyd
lands within the district to be made Dusenherry at their home at Wag
¿XLe,d
Creek
Talent; Mrt Dusen
district, ami *an “assessment r o lM s
“ »Pending the rest of this
on file in ¡he office of said District I **** Wl,h her parents here:
at Gold Hill Oregon, and is open
Recent guests at the home of Mr
to inspection, and all land owners, and Mrs Joe M w is have been Mrs
assessment pavers, or other interest t^wi«*«
... i . u . i . u u .
ed parties are hereby notified that *
*
husb«nds
aril of Directors will at the Mr and Mrs Janies Armstrong of
hour of 10-Ort o ’clock a. ni on the Pendleton who wrrf here over the
6th day of October, 1942, at the o f.
S u r ' I Lusk
u kh° o f f Portland
p
r and were
r
fice of said district in Gold Hill, Arthur
who
Oregon, meet and sit as a Board of guests this last week »nd:
Equalization to review and correct
the assessment roll as prepared, and
purpose of
v . Ihe
*“Y .»’«■P'»»e
OI hearing
nearing and
anti
Lavcrn Dungey is now located in
b> "nv i Ncw York Ci,y ° n *,u,v in ,h‘‘ VS
i mt. it sit ii persons to said assess . \a v v
ments and the apportionment there "
of, and any other matter or matters i .
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connected therewith that may come
Mrs Effic Hladkburn of
Rogue
beforP
River visited
at the
of ner
her
« them.
I | -»avw.
«tviistt m
mv horn,,
livuit» m
inursaay sept. 17, 1Q4£
W»
I-ast year the forest stood Idnth' UNIVERSITY STUDENTS OVER 20
presentation of the necessary form
among the thirteen Oregon forests. MAY BN LIST IN KESKKVK CORI’S
\ Statistics udicate a 39« percent
from the university.
{jntreaafc in lumber sale receipts
Colonel
C.
L.
Sampson,
head
of
over the previous year.
Most of the National Forest tim­ 1he HtrPC department at the Univer
ber is being out on the South lint- sit of Oregon, has Just announced
students over 2«
ixjua district near Tiller. Oregon. that university
One large sale has been made on years of age who are likely Io be
service
the Bohemia dialrict near Disston, called by their selective
boards during Ute summer could be
Oregon.
In addition to timber sales, one enlisted ut once in the army reserv*
aide has been made for Cawarn corps without waiting until the o-
peiting of rtit, new school year in
for sword ferme September.
The problem of changing from
war work, after World War !, to
peacetime production, plunged us
into a long and grim depression.
Rural America felt this depres­
sion five years ahead of industry
and business. We tried to warn la­
bor and capital but they would not
believe the warning and insisted the
rainbow and the pot of gold at the
end would last forever.
Students must be able to meet the
Finally, the bubble broke and the
THE WAR AND Bl'SINSSS
physical and
selioluatic
require
storm came. We had 12 million
A Summary of the Week
THKNDS—Drafting
unemployed, the domestic market
I HEX PS—Drafting of
of used
used con-
con- ments under Ute army enlisted re­
»»ruction machinery
for war work.
for farm production was gone, and
serves and also w show
,
n u t* «
w w
t Ute
a is
u necesstry
r iia A llj
%
,«*>«
— personal attributes
even the smaller export market sur­
A nation-wide inventory
of such e-
to make good
SuipA,!enU h« t* en iP«ugurated by arnly officers, the colonel said Kn-
vived only when we loaned Europe
t‘hc War Production Iksard to deter­
the money to buy our products.
mine its wheheabouts and availabil­ listments will bc made at the HOTC
Farm income was reduced, mort­
office in Eugene.
ity for immediate use.
gages increased and many farmers
Five hundred items of
import
The navy has also announced a
lost their farms while industry, big •or» of Gold Hill Irrigation District
fitem i all '--------
parts of the world were in
broadening
iin o e iiin g o
of i iis
its V-l
>-i program, ac.
ac-
and little, was at its wits’ end to
IlERTHA COY ROSS, Secretary.
plmesi
on
an
emergency
shipping
ii„ B
nr r„_i r
w
l
survive.
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priorities list as vital to the nation’s
’ Carl
Kosseek,
Terry Meissinger
Salem
To Prevent a Worse Depression.
>■-- of
—
.... is war-time economy. Only these items ,u‘u<* *,r “ ’e bureau of military In-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Our problem is to prevent even a
spending Uiis week at the home of will be assigned cargo space on U formation and placement at the Un-
worse depression at the end of this
Earl Moore: He aecompained his
bound vessels controlled by the iversity. Where beforc students bet-
iiTJUBSTANCE” was the subject
war. Every industry, big and little,
mother and sister to Gold Hill and X' ur s h ,PPf”g Administration, with Upon
\ t
17 and
unefl 20
Oil •>*«•>•
ween th«
the tttfi»«
ages t of
years
kJof the Lesson-Sermon in all
has been retooled to produce air­
Il»y « . . . on „ 1 .«
were eligible, 111,, age limit now
Churches
of
Christ,
Scientist,
on
planes, tanks, cannon and weapons
Sunday, September 13.
I Ihe British Isles, Canada and Sew - being extended to include all stu­
of war. Millions and millions of dol­
• Miss
• • ’ *>
/
a spent
p t i i
I last
H .M
i in n i« l
l and
ltltl
I insular
II4 U IH I
Evonne Moore
S. trrilorial
possessions dents under 26 years. Students who
The Golden Text w’as. “Thy
lars have been spent for this pur­
week
kumdland, which may be allotted could not previously get in muy
zeek at the
Uie home of Miss D orothy,
orothyfoundland,
name, O Lord, endureth for ever;
pose.
■
■
. *n . Medford.
. . .
space not exhausted by emergency now be enlisted through their local
Hansen
When this war is ended it will
and thy memorial, O Lord,
items.
navy recruiting office,
upon the
take the same millions of dollars
throughout all generations” (Ps.
u .o o
.
.
Manufacturers of metal office ma-
to turn these industries back to
135:13).
Mrs Hattie Beeman of Portland *s rhinery were instructed
to halt
peace-time production.
visiting at the home of her daughter work on all orders, old and new,
Among the citations which
Lessons of World W’ar I.
Mrs C W Martin and Mr Martin.
military
or civilian, n p n unless
speeifi-'
comprised the Lesson-Sermon
r n llv
m
t t h i i r i t r i
n o o J
k v
W P Il
We learned after World War I that
| cully
authorised
to proceed
by
WiPH
was
the
following
from
the
Bible:
our country cannot prosper unless
The
Army
will
place
orders
in
the
TIMBER SALES INCREASE
“Many, O Lord my God, are thy
agriculture prospers. We know now
near future for lurge quantities of
Bataaa
wonderful works which thou hast
wool cloth which w ill use the bulk
that our country cannot prosper un­
Timber business in Douglas Co­ of the domestic wool clip now avail­
k M lI
dene, and thy thoughts which are
less agriculture, business and indus­
unty is on the increase us indicated able. This means that domestic w o f
try, and labor are all prosperous.
to us-ward: they cannot be reck­
A Dim* Out of
by the annual report just prepared growers are assured of a fair price,
Whatever our personal feeling may
oned up in order unto thee: if I
Every Dollar in
and
a
state
market
for
their
wool.
be, the fact remains that all of
by V.V. Harphgm, Forest Supervisor
would declare and speak of them,
these groups taken together make up
for the fiscal year 1942. The Ump­
they are more than can be num­
our domestic market which con­
qua National Forest sold more than
All woolen garments cleaned
WANTED
bered”
(Ps.
40:5).
sumes over 90 per cent of our total
64 million board feet of timber hav­
by
us are moth proofed at no
The
Lesson-Sermon
also
in­
We want wool, mohair, hides and
production.
ing a value in excess of $225,00«.
extra cost.
cluded the following correlative
Labor can purchase its maximum
pelts.
Also
scrap
iron
and
all
kinds
Actual cutting done in these sales
passages from the Christian
of farm products if each worker has
FRENCH
LAUNDRY
which
put $55.000 in the U. S. Trea­ wf metal, junk batteries and radia­
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AND
a permanent job at good wages. The
Science textbook, “Science and
tors.
sury.
DRY
CLEAN
employer can pay good wages if he
Health with Key to the Scrip­
Increased timber business on the GRANTS PAS8 BARGAIN HOUSE
YOUR
has something useful tc manufacture
tures” by Mary Baker Eddy:
Pick up and deliver t-wtua a
Grants Paas. Ore
Umpqua
National Forest has placed 626 S. 6th St.
and some one has the desire and the
“God’s thoughts are perfect and
money to buy it. Jobs at good wages
it fifth among the Oregon Forest for
week. Tuesday and Friday.
eternal, are substance and Life.
depend upon an employer who is
receipts earned during the
year
Material
and
temporal
thoughts
making the money necessary to pay
will he compounded with the
are human, involving error, and
the wages.
You can know your EYES
highest quality drugs obtain­
since God, Spirit, is the only
Farm Prices Reflect Good Business.
able and as exactly at your
Eansaa only when required
This makes it plain that with em­
cause, they lack a divine cause.
Dr.
Orville
H.
Scheetz
Doctor orders at the depend­
ployers and business busy in use­
The temporal and material are not
The
Seal
of
Approval
able—
D
r
.
H
e
r
b
e
r
t
W
H
e
r
m
a
n
n
ful undertakings, with all workers
then creations of Spirit. They are
Optometrist
employed at good wages, farm
OPTOMETRIST
but counterfeits of the spiritual
prices will be good and consump­
EYE
SIGHT
SPE43AIJST
OWL DRUG STORE
and eternal” (p.286).
Grams P au
tion at its maximum.
GRANTS PASS, ORB.
606
East
H.
St.
The key to the situation is that
519 H. St.
Phon« 2MJ
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
employers shall have the cash mon­
Mr and Mrs Joe Hanimersly are
ey at hand to change from war man­ planning to move into the Morelock
ufacture to peace-time activity with ' house this week.
the least possible delay when this
war ends.
Our United States Senate is ' Mr and Mrs Harold Tause and
Awarded by the American In­
searching for a plan that will pro­ . two children of Hugue River visite0
stitute of Laundering after
duce maximum revenue to the gov­ I at the home of Mr and Mrs Delos
Passing Rigid Tests
Walker
and
Dixie
Leg
Sunday:
ernment to insure victory; provid»
a fund at the end of the war big
OUR DRIVER PICKS UP AND
enough and quickly enough to con­
Word has been received by his
DELIVERS ON TUBS. A FRI.
vert business and industry from war family that Seth Coy is now in
Leave Tour Launsry at The
work to peacetime necessity, but Camp in Montana.
"Ace of Spadea"
without the government having to
borrow and lend the money for this
Mr and Mrs Ralph Darling and
purpose after the war is over.
GRANTS PASS
their daughter, Mr» Gladys Brewer
Here I* a Simple, Practical Plan.
STEAM
LAUNDRY
For the solution of all these prob­ and baby daughter al of Fort Kla­
lems there is one simple plan of out­ math,* visited friends in Gold Hill
"Since I9ur
standing practical value, based on last Sunday.
the idea that war profits from all
companies, big and little, should be
used for this purpose.
The tax rate on war profits is fig­
ured at about 90 per cent. Business
and industry, big and little, would
be permitted, however, to deduct
from their taxable war profits 20
per cent of such profits, provided
REAL ESTATE------INSURANCE
the deduction is used to purchase
United Strtes Recovery bonds.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Recovery bonds would be a spe­
cial kind of bond for this purpose
JAMES L. ROORK
only. Recovery bonds could not be
sold or borrowed upon during the
war, and neither would they pay any
Gold Hill Hotel Annex
interest. They must be held by the
purchaser until the end of the war.
The day the war is over these
bonds would automatically start to
bear interest, could be bought and
sold, and become the same as any
other government bond. The pur­
chaser could sell them or borrow
upon them to obtain the money to
change his business and plant from
war production to peace-time pro­
FILL UP WITH STANDARD AND YOU’RE SURE
duction when and as he needed mon­
ey to do this job.
OF MAXIMUM MOTORING "PLEASURE, AND
Profits for Peace-Time Recovery.
ECONOMY IN FUEL CONSUMPTION.
In other words, business, big or
little, would be required to contrib­
Friendly Courteous Service
ute 20 per cent of its own war
profits to provide the money to
change its own plants back to peace­
time production.
AL
JE R SE Y ,
M ANAGER.
The fairness and equity of such a
plan is perfectly plain. Each com­
pany, by using 20 per cent of its own
war profits to buy Recovery bonds,
builds its own backlog to bridge
from war production to normal
peace-time activities. Big compa­
nies and small companies will buy
in proportion to their size and needs
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maximum in revenue to produce for
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operation, we can all give our maxi­
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mum to the war effort, secure in the
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widespread that we, the people, can
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