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About Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1924)
FACE FOUR »■" ■ CRINI« r.lBS FRTTHT, (MTOflrn it, 11121. DAILY COURIER —————————— ' ♦44444444444444 > 'Of good bouts to tune up the proper ♦ ADDITIONAL LOCAL 4 > interest. 44444444*444*444 4 1 Rome to# enthusiastic fans from Southwestern Oregon Mining News Grants Pass Ashland and Medford packed (he Elks Club hall last night Edited by Southwestern Oregon Mining Bureau And noisily pioclainied their satis- factton. as six of the best all-arouiul boxing and wrestling matches ever pulled tn southern Oregon wound ax ..uch a very valuable material and dustry represented, and Ibero will up a most unusual and successful SI lit KV OF MINERAL HE. I HOI IÎCI S OF SOI TIIEKN OREGON lau ue extracted trout the living doublloM be Initiative al 11.1» »»«■»Ion amok« r for the Elks, Dance al MrWfn rvI trees frequently iu couaideiabie many eut».prises watch will matur Joe Gorman knocked out Kid Firpo The fair greoada pavilion dance te Aeetatr of Lime quantities in a liquid form oi a nice Inlly inc oasi the Industrio. iti imi * nf Crescent City in the feiture and still attracting Mg crowds every Sat Acetate of lime can lie mad« more paie yellow color and Is called Bal coast." * final match of the evening, after urday night from all of southern Ore four rounds of gruelling fighting. or less direct from the crude pyro- sam. '1 his oaisuni. as such. Is an gon. Dance to our new nine-piece The gong saved Firpo In the third, lignoiw acid anti requires tor Its excellent disinteciaiit aud protects RKl'ORT ON .LUBRICAN orchestra. 1» MINING lOXtiHP* Lift even though «vutwe’ghed »Inwt manufacture outside ol the wood 1 sounds against lutuotiona and. is 20 pounds, Gorman was not to be another material uientlq)icd before, used lor covering wouuds tor thous Medford Youth Held— At the next regular meeting of the denied his victory and rushed his namely lime. But the manufacture ands ot years, it is used tor adhe A Medford youth of about 12 years man and sent him down for the ot acetate ot lime has only one ob sive plasters and tor a tew otner pur Milling Bureau, to bo lurid at Granta of age is being held in the city jail count with a stiff right to the chin ject in view—to transform the very poses and can be used the same as I‘«»a on (Xfober t ilk, 1924. at 2 pi here awaiting the arrival of his in the fourth. impure acetic acid into a transport pitch from southern ptno lor the in., the dulegatlon attending th« mother to take hint home, He is Lefty Thomas won a decision over able form. In the lorui it is pro manufacture ot oil of turpentine uud American Mining Congress al £u-ra said to have " stolen a bicycle Jimmy Tool In a whirlwind semi duced by destructive distillation it resin. The lighter the oil and the tnento, California, this weak ax rap- here and attempted to sell it. the final match which kept the fans on can be shipped in sacks and ulti I resiu the higuer the price, in ex- 1 resentatives of' the Bureau will re wheel having been recognised and tltedr toes throughout the entire tour mately transformed either into ace- oesslve heat both the turpentine and ■ port rcaMrdlua th* procedlugs at the the transaction reported. The youth round* ot rough milling. Both are* , tone or acetic acid. trie resiu undergo a decomposition. contention, and relative to the inter was taken Into custody and is being Grants Pass boys. For both ot these articles a inar- This is carried on ou purpose with est taken In the display ot mineral* held. His mother, when called by Ceeil Barrtck and Bob Kincaid, ket is available at tais coast, or both lue resin to make resiu oils, used iu made by our Bureau. telephone, stated that she would be also*of this city. put up a short bnt articles can be shipped to the east lue manufacture ot printers inks, This convention tn twin much to here for him If soft wood is subjected to Southwestern Oregon as it furnlehea snappy round which was decided in or toieigu countries lo aibuutagc etc. fav<ro ot Barrick after the first miq- Without making acetic acid in con destructive distillation the same way an opportunity for the leading min Governor U liable to Be Hen1— nte of fighting centrated form and even without as hardwood, it can be seen that ing uicu of the country to see the A telegram received from Governor Medford fans went away proclaim making acetate ot lime the crude both the oil of turpentine and tlie character of orta Sou th Western Ore Pierce today by W. T Miller, chair ing it the best card seen in their acetic acid could be used to advant renin uro subjected to heat action gon has. and it la eipected tinvC the man of the county Democratic cen city in many moons and future offers age for making acetate 0» lead. which destroy the valuable proper interest taken will be the foreruauer uf more aetvily In this fieM. tral committee, is to the effect that have already come in to Gorman for ties ot both substances. Tue methyalcohol mentioned could Every m.-mher of the Bureau, and the executive and Jefferson Myers, his services, some time withiu the be sold without doubt to a very every mining man who M not a! state treasurer, will be unable to be next 3» days. large extent as such tor varnisu MINING CONGRI SS IH BEfOBIED member, should attend tho neat hero tomorrow tor the meeting which mauufacture, etc. On the other hand io igusìde X r I’. S». WOODEN uuwting and hear first handed what had been planned for the Illinois it could be transformed into formal I our dclugaues have to say. valley. The telegram stated that dehyde for which a very good mar A letter has been received here The display ot minerals at the they were detained by stats business. ket exists for treating grams, seed, The meeting will be postponed until Cfficials Busy Examining Illegal or potatoes, for dlsiuiectant purpos from I*. 8. Good in, teuiqg 01 uie convention ueceisarily cost the Bu American Mining < u<is*es». no» in reau tor freight, etc., and tamabeia later. Entry into Unitili States es, and tor the manufacture ot con f »cestón at Gacramvuto. Mr. G oouui ! who are delinquent in their du<-e densation products like Bakelite. says; should arrange to take care of aante Now Dance Orchestra— San Francisco, Oct. 3.—(U. P.) — The acetic acid in turn could be “We arrived in Sacramento about at the meeting so that these eipens- A nine-piece orchestra will start Immigration officials here are as used for many chemicals and phar 10 o'clock Monuay morning, anu es may be met promptly. playing tomorrow night at the fair busy now as over they were, despite maceutical -preparations, for the tound the city beaututuliy uecorateu grounds dance pavilion at Medford. new regulations apparently lighten manufacture ot synthetic silk troin in honor ot tue usseuiutud congress, The best music in the valley. This ing their l»l>or, but their chief work cellulose made from sawdust, tor 'me special train from the east ar is still the meeting place for the is deportation rather than immigra varnish, etc. The tar could be dancers of southern Oregon. IS tion. rived about noon, and was met by worked up into a number ot other Mr Kirtland, of the Wedge Min». I nisaeriiios iu two o.d Approximately 300 persons w£> products, into heavy oils, light oiu tiie local thurougn »race stages la buying all of the black sands and have entered the United States ille and pitch. The heavy oils and light fasmoned Mitchell Buys Tract— L. M. Mitchell, chief potentate of gally since July 1 are being gradu oils might find some use in concen urawn by four aud six horses, T he concentrates that he can get. Ant* the city of Murphy, has purchased ally returned to their own countries trating of minerals by the flotation memoers of the Sacramento Cham- one having these, or will have them,« the seven and a halt acre tract from while the business of examining and process, or made into pure creosol» bcr ot Commerce wno nave the inai can get In touch with him or leave W. J. Coke, on East E street, the admitting immigrants is proceeding or guajacol. They could be utilised ter iu chaigo had ai.owed their whis- samples and information with p. ». purchase price being $6500. Mr. uuickly and smoothly for those elig also for, the preservation of wood, kers to grow and were dressed in tue Woodin. at 511 H. St.* P. H. Wickham is shipping anoth Mitchell states that he intends to ible to enter. Oriental Immigration The crude pyrolygnous acid could period ot 1850 so that they were hold the land as an investment as has fallen off approximately 50 per find a market for “liquid smoke“ thoroughly disguised and very im er unit to the mine, to be Installed , pressive. 1 he rotunda ot the senator later. he does not want to leave Murphy, cent since the new exclusion law be used for curiug meats. Those attending the American was tilled with delegates and with which he claims is still “the biggest came effective July 1. From the above it can be seen This law is being enforced in San the costumed welcoming r-acramen- Mining Congress from Oregon. In city of its site in the world." Mr. that the manufacture ot charcoal tans, but the article ot cmet interest clude Dean Newton, dean of nrtnei, Coke will move into the new home Vrancisco despite the decision of a can be made a profitable enterprise, was a largo chunk ot «hite quartz O. A. C.l Crawford, of Medford, Van he is building on the Pacific hfgh- Seattle court that the law is a viola tion nf the Chinese treaty, and those that other industries would benefit from Happy Camp brought down by deBogart, of Gold Hill; Harold Gage way north of Grams Pass. coming unt}er its inhibitions are ap by it (use ot lime», and that a mar vx . II. Cuy-ing that nad been f¿..en of Salem; Hvsin and Weodin. of pealing to tile United States supreme ket for all the byproducts can be out on the 17th of August. It Grants I’a!" .WiKiant tluni'-r Coming— ■Court on the strength of the lower had locally, it other chemicals mun- weighed probably 350 pounds and A letter to County Judge • Eclus ufactured at the samlT time. MARKET REPORT federal court's ruling. contained about 4*000 In gold. Ill Pollock from Stanley G. Jewett, . The next question has to bo ans Copper, lb. ... The flow of immigration from asuiucli as thu »ame tooling wlt!^ re leader of the predatory animal con wered. Is there any hardwood avail gard to Siskiyou county has prevail Tin. lb. .. trol In Oregon, states that an assist China is expected to increase ma able in this section ot southern Ore terially with the arrival her ot njany ed in southern California, as wo find Ix-ad, lb. ant hunter will be sent here to co gon? This can be answered in the offspring of China-born Chinese, in Portland with regard to Josephine Sliver, or operate in the territory south of affirmative. We have in many lo county, and namely, that the mines Aluminum, lb. Dryden in the killing off of the coy American-born Chinese, who have Antimony, lb....... calities alder, oak, madrono, willow, are worked out, the ezhlbtt had otes. Harry Stokes has already been held eligible for admission as Bismuth, lb __ and other varieties of hardwood of speiTal value, latter in the day a made good headway In the fight American citizens. Cadmium, ot. ... Light ning ot their duties has to hardly any use for lumber. parade was held of 49 vehicles and against the coyote, which is feared Cobalt, lb ......... The hardwood charcoal desirable men, women and children in cos because of the rabies which were a ret ain extent allowed officials of Iridium, os............ »261» to 1270 for metallurgical purposes should be tume, attended by the Grass Valley The Ang 1 island hnniigration station to encountered in that section. .................... 27 Nickel, lb............. firm and in lumps In order to allow Band ot Miners, which was quito county put up 200 for the work, bei >mo even more active in riyiaing ........... »5.0» Osmium, ot......... the smelting of the ore. It should elaborate and very spectacular. which was matched by the state. down Ineligible aliens smuggled past _____ »0.00 Palladium, os. ... be porous and not too dense. The This sum will be sufficient to keep the barriers. During the fiscal year “The main exbihMi<,n tent is on PlatUnum, oz........ ........... 112.00 fine chaccoal always resulting in the the work going until December 31. ending July , 1924.-neaily 800 per Tenth street facing the capítol, ami Quicksilver, per 75 lb. flask 72.00 sons were arrested and held for de manutatcure ot charcoal could be is filled with exhibits ot ore an 1 Chrome, ton. $ 19 to »24 portation, and arrests of such per- used to advantage for calcium car mining machinery. The sout^-rn Funeral Service» Monday— Manganese, lb. . bide and sold at a low price. It that continuing al about sons are The death of Mrs. Cytha Weston could be made also into brickets for Oregon exhibit wax allowed two ta Arsenious Oxide ciemens occurred at the family hum • rale even now. kitchen use, bnt such brickets have bles which just about contained the a few miles west of Grants Pass this WANT AND FOR HALE AIM. not found great favor for metal ■'specimens sent down, and inasmuch morning, after short illness. .’.iis. This spare will be devoted lo lurgical purposes. The manufacture as they conslituto the only exhibit WANT AND FOR SALE ADS cov Clemens was born January 12. 1?89. 1 consisting practically entirely of lu v of brickets add.« to the cost of the ering mining properties!, mining ano and died October 3. 1921. She was product, and frequently such brick grade ore, there has been a constant milling equipment, labor, etc. a resident of Josephine tounty for Rates are 10 cents yer line "for X ets disintegrate too soon and stop crowd aronnd tnem since they were about 20 years. She is survived by one insertion in each daily and placed. ,ln the rotunda of the cap the draft in the furnace. For this Fea- weekly editions on Fridays. her husband, a brother. Cecil Wes reason the utilization of sawdust or ítol are four large safes electrically Copy must reach Courier by Thurs ton of this place; a sister, Mrs. M. other woodwaste In small pieces i lighted and fare the plate glass In day of each week for insertion that C. Carver, and mother. Mrs. S. M. which the high grade is exhibited, week. “Why Men Leave Heme.” a First adds certain difficulties to the e»oa- ■Weston, both of Cle Elum. Wash. and while the quantity from Joseph omi'al utilisation of wood by tlet- John The funeral will be held at Hall's National picture, produced by FACTS FOR PUBLICATION troctlve distillation. This problem ■ ine county is not large the ezhibp. is Mining men generally are request chapel on Sunday at 2 o'clock. with M. Stahl, which is now the feature qtite eredltablo. The total talue in is solved in a variety of ways and i ed to write Bureau weekly of de interment at the Granit; «¡ill ceme at the Rivoli Theatre, contains one represents in itself no problem pro th« safes is in the neighborhood of velopment work being done, now of the most unusual aud unique situ tery. nnd general mining »■ i O.OOO, guarded day and night by discoveries, ations ever conceived in the brain viding satisfactory market for the news. Such data should reach Secre 1 Capitol guards. The exhibit from 'of a writer. The credit for it goes charcoal brickets available. tary by Thursday morning to Insure Council Held Meeting— The manuiai ture of ¿harroal from I , Siskiyou < ounty which I» faking first publication same week. At the regular meethig of the city . to Avery Hopwood, the author of prtze wherever exhibited, fills one council last night an ordinance was this play, which ran for more than soft «-ood is possible to advantage entire safe. in combination with the recovery of a year on Broadway. New Explanation for passed through the first reading •’Meetings ot the Congress arc be John Emerson, the leading char the byproducts as well, but the pro which will prohibit the keeping of Ditattere on Oceem ing held in the Assembly room at giant powder and other explosives acter In the play, finds himself quar cedure lias to lie chang'd as the snd In explanation of collisions at sea the capitel and I should suppose products arc different. Soft wood . within the city limits. Gtt :i powder antined with his divorced wife in there are about 6<>0 delegatca in at It Is said to be a scientific fact that yielding no turpentine or resinous 1 bls mofher-in-law ’ s home but a few can be kept ip metal conti tiers in tendance. ■Si.t-.-lons uro held once a very large lh,«r moving through caps houis after his remarriage to liis body can be treated in the same way , certain amounts, »nd blast: shallow water will attract small craft ills former wife is as hardwood. The products ot th«- 1 daily, and at this writing, W< dnes- toward her Thia theory «as first put to the number of LOOP, if '-pt In stenographer. day noon, the work ot the organiza forward «lien the White Star tiger distillation will lie the same and the unaware of tlic fact that lie has wed metal containers, may also I kept. The ordinance will probably 1 pass again, anil pleads with him to “try yield based on the wood content will tion 1.« crystallizing «so iliat it will Olympic coffined with the RrfCsh Emerson is willing be the same, providing weight of I probably bo completed on schedule. destroyer Hawke, whose *c»ptaln ed through the two final reac'ngx at it again." actual wood substance Is taken as | The most important committee, that s’ated on oath that his vessel was the next meeting. 1* does 1 of per enough, but lite fad that he has a the basis for calculation. But as I on Resobitfons is now organized, sucked toward Hie big liner »nd re wife presents an insurmountable tain to ammunition for gun«. Tin wood Is purchased by the cord one 1 ¡uni the Bureau was honored by hav- fused to answer her helm at all. Ra council ordered 509 feet of r- v lire obstacle. As i he is trying to figure a way must take the difference of weight j ihg Its pre.-ident appointed the- metn- «as laughed at then, hut not an long hose at »1.40 per foot. They also I afterward the IB fated Titanic atarfed donated $12.50 to cover the d'ficil out of th<- embarrassing situation, lido consideration and also, of !>■ r on that! eomiiiittee from the state on her imiMsn voyage. As she steamed 1 his bride linrsis into the bonce, hav- course, th<- moisture content. Th» of Oregon. on defense test day. down Southampton docks ths Amer ing eluded the guards stationed by resultant materials from soft wood ‘ The weal her has been delight ican liner New York, an Cl4vsn-tl.ini- . the health authorities. That is the containing resin and turpentine are, ful. anti the visitors have hren sand ton ship, began to get uneasy 'starling point ot a series of highly however, i nflrely different from the shown characteristic California hos at her berth aloagsld« the quay. Pre mooring ropes htiinor'ims episodes. John Emerson materia!.« produced from hardwood pitality. Cars have been al the i - oiii - sently her stout I finds himself q<iaranlin< d for an in and cannot I«1 made in the same . mand ot Hie visitors, nnd to express snapped, one after another, and nhe Joe (.orinali nnd Sqii.- I of Student'. started to move ent toward the WMte 1 definite time in a lion«'- willi Ilia way. a wish, is to have it gratified. Pnl on Event nt Medford Star ship. The Titanic was immedi wife and ex-wife, haling the former Our fir, the most used wood on "The old mining town of Auburn ately stopped, while tugs got hold of «nd loving the latter. The outcome the J’ai file coast, contains turpen has been rehaliilltated and the in< iii- the New Turk and lowed her bact Again lust night Medford watt com it this sträng') situation iurnisli'x tine and resin in varying quantities. bers of the Congress win bo taken Into safety. During the war there was pelted lo call upon Grants Pass along :nany laughs. Roots are generally rich In pitch, there thl afternoon on a certain another proof of tba theory, this time entertaining lines. which In tilts case. Is altogelh-r dif train, and a ri-’iroducilon of the ilavx by the Olympic again. A German sub Joe Gorman mid and his squad <>• ferent from (he pitch resulting from I of ’I» In lhe Mining Camp will he marine sidled np tn her and was get husky students from lb" local gj in Rcady-Made Critics the destructive distillation of hard I staged No on....... mid view either ting ready to torpedri her, when the nastnm. traveled the l.'l MHefl.fr> that Man niillt serie Ills time to every wood, coni, or fatty acids, etc. Tills I tiie exhibits or the personnel of the »fiction drew the l; host c’neo up un-1 city lo revive u sport that of lull trade, Save censure; criths nil no- j pitch Is a solution of resin In tiir-1 der the liner's stern, and the blades of, mining congrí s without being IM- her great has been uadiy negfcited for Im k ready made.—B.vron. pejitlue or allied oil.;. It represi ulu prebot'd by the iiupoitaui e uf the rn- Suhm.irine propeller ripped np«t> the' Two Are fVrntewcrd— • Judge Thomas held court he A to day and sentenced Bill Morgan and Walter Khwl. who hrojee hito a > building at “ — — Wolf — Crook, to to days in jail. I LOCAL MINING NEWS LOCAL EOïS APPFARIH BOUTS from stem to item. Wherever the recipe calls form'"“ Made In Hie Xiirtliwest When the recipe mvi “milk" it put» up to you the responsibility of using the right milk. It can make or spoil the duh. When you put all the other ingredient» and so much work into your cooking or baking, you can’t afford to take a chance on the milk. Borden’s Evaporated Milk assures sweet milk, pure milk, creamy milk—at hour or snson. And everybody likes taste of Borden's. 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