Friday, August 10,1934 The JACKSONVILLE MINER Page 4 resumption of meetings here will be welcomed by many of his friends. ----- —®——------- HARTLEY DAI.E UNION AT KLAMATH UNITES WELL-KNOWN COUPLE Miner story of last week, con­ brought into existence more than agent of E. H. Harriman, founder cerning the alleged carting away a dozen railroads and townsites in of the Union Pacific. Strahorn has A wedding of much Interest to of the Blue Ledge mine at head of the northwest, has taken an inter­ since promoted and built railroads local people occurred in Klamath Applegate, was in error iu describ­ ing him as caretaker, said Axel est in Jacksonville’s possibilities as in eastern Oregon, Idaho and Falla Saturday evening. August 4. Lundgren, local miner, this week. a gold producing section with low- Washington, mors recently launch­ when Ellis Hartley of Uttle Ap­ ing the Oregon, California plegate and Miss Alta Dale of Ap­ According to Lundgren, who owns . and Eastern not long ago ple street, Medford, were united in a copper claim just below the Blue | acquired by the Great North­ marriage by Rev Batea at the par­ Ledge property, Eric Anderson of | ern and Southern Pacific, sonage of the Christian church Joe Bar is the nearest approach i which connects Klamath there Guests at the wedding were to caretaker of the dormant prop­ Falls with San Francisco. Mrs. Walter Dale, mother of the erty, to his knowledge. Blue Ledge , Other lines whose develop­ bride; Mrs Albert Hartley, mother is owned by Guggenheim, who has ment and construction Mr of the grxH>m, and Cecil Green and not operated since days of the Strahorn aided were the Ore­ son of Malin Then newlyweds re­ World war. when the mine was a 1 gon Short Line, Fairhaven turned to Medford Immediately fol­ scene of great activity, producing and Southern Lines, North lowing the ceremony, and are three quarters of a millions dol­ Coast Lines, Yakima Valley spending the week visiting local lars worth of ore. transportation lines, Spokane relatives, after which they will go Since that time, however, the | union terminal, Eugene and to Klamath county, where Mr late Dr. Reddy of Medford leased Eastern, amt also has helped Hartley has employment. and operated the mine until a few finance and build numerous years ago, when low copper mar-1 The bride, a cousin of Mrs. Glenn power and irrigation projects kets, coupled with long smelter: throughout the Pacific Saltmarsh of Applegate, came to Medford with her parents from haul, caused shutdown. Ore from northwest. the mine, according to Lundgren, Mr. Strahorn’s affiliation Medford, Oklahoma, a year ago. runs about $5 gold and silver, as with the Pacific States a The young couple will make their well as copper, its chief asset. year ago followed months of home at Malin. ----- •--------- Lundgren stated that, should cop­ investigation of the Jackson­ per continue its climb, the mine A hick town is one wherein the ville gold producing section, could produce 100 tons each 24 I and lends a famous name to guy with a superiority complex hours continuously for 20 years. a project interested in ex­ soon finds that he doesn't belong. ----------- •------------ Weston Leader. ploring mineral depths of WANTED — Fruit jars, pumps. ; southern Oregon. Although pipe; all kinds second-hand Strahorn but recently re­ goods. Patrick's Second-Hand turned from a world cruise, Store. Jacksonville. 8-24 during which time he visited ----------- •----------- Children 10c other mining interests in far­ ■ ■V» I Robert E. Strahorn, shown above, “A pedestrian is a man whose away places, he has made who heads the Pacific States Gold wife has the car." according to several personal visits to Mining company, operators of the Saturday Only Doc Riley in the Hubbard Enter­ Jacksonville, where the com­ former Opp property, has been a prise. Which gives her a better pany he heads has been prominent figure In building of the chance to make him jump.—Wes­ T1 MMeCOY in going forward steadily with northwest. ton Leader. development of the famous ----------- •----------- depth production of ore on Opp property, which has. in its "Speaking of Clark Wood and grade. a larger scale than ever before earlier day. boasted a 20-stamp his editorial manner, it’s still good known here. He is Robert E. Stra­ mill and long-time operation from advice for a young man to go horn, president “PIRATE TREASURE" of the Pacific comparatively shallow ore chutes, Weston,” says The Jacksonville which are now being carried to a Miner. A better reason being Wes­ SUtes Mines, with offices in San greater depth. Sunday and Monday ton’s well-earned fame for its fem- , Francisco. inine pulchritude.—Weston Leader? I Coming to the northwest as a Axel Lundgren, Ixx'al PACIFIC STATES MINE PRESIDENT Miner, Says Not Blue WAS EMPIRE, RAILROAD BUILDER lAMdge Mine Caretaker An empire builder, who has young author and confidential The depression hasn't been dif­ ficult for country editors, for the | same reason that the Arab doesn't 1 mind the desert sun. Weston . Leader. CRATZaiAN ■ Mats 25c • Evra 85c • Kiddles IO