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SOUTHERN OREGON MINER I News Review of Current OREGON STATE NEWS Events the W orbi Over OF GENERAL INTEREST GOLDEN PHANTOMS Brief Resume of Happenings of the Week Collected lor Demo Our Readers Supreme Court Finds \ \ \ Unconstitutional crats Pick Philadelphia for Convention Bonus Measure Is Pushed Through House. By EDWARD W. PICKARD © Western Newspaper Union. I Eugene Tho McKenzie pas» Is closed for tho year. It has been kept open for a re«*ord «late this year. Tho last previous «late was Decinber 29. THE LOST FIND HE Funeral range of mountains, east of Death Valley, conceals a lost mine known ns the Find. A man named Smith was Its discov erer. and he went to New York with the first of bls new wealth, spent It lavishly, and nt the end of two months died of apoplexy. He left a map, a fairly accurate one. showing th«* «'astern part of lh*ath Valley, ami In th«* northern most range of mountains a canyon had been drawn in detail. Near III«* head of this canyon a red cross marked th«* Flint. Basing their Itineraries on this map. many people tried to reach th«* mine, hut with no success. Then a "location notice." written pecul larly ami appan*ntly <leslgm*<l to give clews only to those who knew which were real and which fair«* directions, wns unearthed from beneath a location monument where the copper camp of Greenwater stands. The notice reml ns follows: "Notice Is hereby given Hint we. the men that wrote this notice. Is over the age of twenty-one and are citizens of the Unite«! Staten. Cuba, and the Philippines; we do this day locate one gold mine, Known as th«* Bryfogle, and mor«* particu larly des<-ribed as follows; “Commencing nt this big nioiiu ment of stone on a cold rainy night and running 35 hours with Indians after him. come to a big canyon that lends up to the north with two big rocks on one side of the mouth of th«* canyon, tlx* one on the right round and smooth, ami the one on the left rough an«) rugged. These rocks stand 2" feet high. Follow up this canyon about live hours on burros or one ami one half hours on horseback you will come to the fork of th«* canyon. Take the left ham! on«* ami ride hard for two hours nnd you will conic to a small gulch leading up to the right. Go up this about one-fourth of a mile you will come to a small water hole. Sometimes It’s a dry hole. If It’s a water hole when you get there, water your animals, fill your canteen and then go on until the gulch forks again, then take the right hand one until It forks, then lead up the left one just a llttl«* ways and you will discover the find we have been unable to locate, The canyon Is yet, and we take this means of locating the big fin«!, The map of the above describe«! prop erty will he furnlsh«*d to anyone on application to the undersigned. Co rated this first day of January. ! 19U2. “Locator, “J. W. Trotter.' “P. S.—Don’t look for this inIn« in the summer time. as It Is dan- gerous. □likllikrncss Wliii’li Ta Highest Gain of 11urnanfry There Is a chllillxxxt Into which re b«M> to grow, Just a« there la « «4* hlhood which we must leave leliltid; a chlldllkcin*»» which la th« ilglx*at giln of humanity, and a -hlhllalinvs» from wlilcli hut f«*w of hose who are counteil the wlmmt itiiotig men. have frcril llx*ins«*lvi*a n their liiiiiglix*tl prugre»« towards he reality or things. George Mo humid. T • I S Hr (UtANKMOTHt K <1 AHK Fascinating laies of lost Mines Medford — During 1935, 445 name of the Vinson-Patman Me marriage licenses were issued In IX" justice* of the United States Supreme court, Including Chief Cormack bill and is a compromise Jackson county, as compared with Justice Hughes, joined In an opinion that authorizes immediate payment 427 In 1934. There were six few- that killed the Agricultural Adjust- of the bonus but offers no delinite er divorce suits filed ill 1935 time It in 1934. ment act. Three as plan for raising the money. sociate justices. would provide 3 per cent interest Astoria—For the first time in Stone. Braudels and until 1915 for veterans refraining it» history Clatsop county taxes Cardozo, dissented. from cashing their adjusted serv actually collected last year ex- The majority deci ice certificates at once, and cancel ceeded tlx* tax roll for the year. sion. read by Asso all interest still due ou loans on Delinquent taxes collected amount ciate Justice Owen the certificates. ed to $745,315. J. Roberts, held Redmond—1*. G. Simkins has that the AAA was XiriTH the obvious intention of leased tho 300-acre ranch near the wholly unconstitu V V building up public sentiment tional because it in favor of the special brand of old site of Deschutes and will raise turkeys. He ha» placd orders for invaded the rights neutrality legislation he desires. 10.000 turkey poults and expects of the states in Senator Nye had to raise 15,000 turkeys next year. Chief Justice seeking to control before his senate Hughes Marshfield — Tho number of farm production. munitions commit The whole system of processing tee for several automobiles carried by the Coos taxes imposed to finance the pro days J. P. Morgan, Bay ferry «luring 1935 was 345.- gram was swept into discard. Thomas • W. La 922, as compared with 232.293 in Not only are the processing taxes mont and other 1934. The number of passengers illegal but the court apparently de- memlters of t h e in 1935 was 1.003,741, as against clared the farm benefit contracts great Morgan til 9.760 in 19 3 4. void and put up bars against any banking company. Sweet Home—Abandonment of attempt of the federal government Nye and Stephen the Sweet Home city xvater project, to regulate farm production by Rauachenbusch, in launched as a Wl'A project, has whatever means. vestigator for the been ordered by tho city council. Senators and representatives who J. P. Morgan. committee, sought One reason given is that exacting Immediately began planning legis to prove that the Unite«! States federal requirements would render lation to continue benetit payments was drawn Into the World war by to farmers and to balance agricul the loans made to the allies by cost of materials prohibitive. Astoria — The city of Astoria tural output did not seem to grasp Morgan & Co. and Its associates. The has received $1400 from applica the full significance of this part of testimony concerning these loans tions for pinball licenses and mu rhe decision. The court said flatly and their implications was long sic box licenses as the result of a that re- tlatlon of farm production and complicated. The financiers is not within the scope of the fed new ordinance licensing them, were well prepared for the Inquiry eral government and of its powers Two master pinball machine dia and were armed with a great quan to accomplish this, nor can it pur tributors’ licenses have been ls tity of documents, and though chase adherence to a control scheme there was a good deal of acrimo sued at $500 each. by federal payments. Baker—An ordinance licensing nious talk. Mr. Morgan appeared The decision destroyed not only the operators of pinball and other entirely unperturbed. the original AAA but also the games of like character involving amended act of the last session of aa element of skill has been XITHEN the delegates to the congress. » V naval conference in London adopted by the city Cfimtnlssloners The dissenting opinion held that the AAA was a legitimate employ resumed their deliberations Admir of Baker. The annual license fee ment of the power to tax for the al Osa mi Nagano, chief represen will be $100, and in addition oper general welfare. It attacked the tative of Japan, firmly repeated his ators must pay a fee of $7.50 on theory that the preservation of our demand that Great Britain and the each machine. United Statics concede tlie parity Institutions is the exclusive concern Crescent Lake — King Winter of the Supreme court and suggested claims of Japan as preliminary to has dropped in for certain, leaf any agreement. This attitude fl.at under the majority decision the ing nine inches of fresh snow that unemployment work relief act is un stopped all discussion of the Brit drifted into deep drifts before the ish, French and Italian proposal constitutional first heavy winds this section ha» AAA Administrator Chester Davis for exchange of information about naval building plans and threat had this winter. Highways are stopped all payments to farmers well drifted over In most cases “until further notice,” and the ened the conference with early col now and it is doubtful If they can Treasury department ordered all lapse. The crisis was so serious collectors of internal revenue to de that Foreign Secretary Anthony be used by automobiles again be Eden himself took a part in the af fore spring. There is 18 Inches of sist from further efforts to collect fair, calling the Japanese to his snow. processing taxes. In his budget message President office in an attempt to induce them Enterprise — Three bull elk of to adopt a more conciliatory atti the herd that roams at the head Roosevelt included revenue from processing taxes, so the Supreme tude. of Wallowa lake have been mak- court decision had the effect of Japanese spokesmen declared Ing themselves very much at home throwing the 1937 budget still they were Interested first and last in the city of Joseph of late, They further out of balance by something in tlie total tonnage question—un broke Into two hay sheds to get like a billion dollars. der which they demand equality— feed at the homes of Mrs. Jennie and were not at all interested in Acton and of Mrs. H. J. Butler. N HIS speech at the $-‘>0 a plate other Aspects of naval limitations Marshal Roscoe Foster was called Jackson day dinner in Washing to which the conference sought to first to drive them away and then I ton, President Roosevelt declined turn. Game Warden George M. Rogers SWIFT SILVER MINE to comment on the Supreme court was summoned to give them a decision killing the AAA. “‘It is URROUNDED by klieg lights, scare with a shotgun. HERE sc«*m to lx* three distinct enough to say,” be said, ‘That the raicropjr i*es and movie cam- j eras In America during which Eugene — Right of way ’ for a attainment of justice and prosper eras, President Roof cvelt stood be- ruining was most Important. The ity for American agriculture re fore the senate and iiouse in night two-mile section of the secondary state highway known locally as first was during the Spanish occtt mains an Immediate and constant Joint session and pation, the second after the Civil “route F” which is a short cut objective of my administration.” delivered what was from Eugene to the ocean, ha.» war, and the lust the present time Secretary Wallace called into nominally his an Bill the Swift silver mine belongs been secured and the state high consultation at Washington about nual message on to none of them; It produced its way commission Is expected to let 100 representatives of farm organ the state of the na silver shortly before the Revolu izations to try to formulate some tion. the grading and sufacing contract Actually it tlon. plan for speedy legislation to sup was not that at all, soon. County officers say that Swift was the captain of a anil plant the discredited law. Assur but a statement con the commission has been ready for Ing vessel of those times. He met ance that farmers who have ful cerning the welfare some time past, but there has been a man who had been adopted into filled contract agreements would and international difficulty in getting the right of an Indian tribe, and this man re be paid was given by President disturbances on the way. The section of highway to vealed that the Indians had dis Roosevelt when he advised admin other continents, be built is only a short distance covered a fabulously rich deposit istration leaders in congress to followed by what west of Eugene. of silver In Kentucky. President push through a $250.600,600 ap the press generally The mine was In a cave, well Roosevelt propriation. Coyotes Approatb Town considered an elo Enterprise — Residents in the hidden from the casual searcher. It Clarification of the status of quent and militant political speech was all that had been promised, and f1,200,000,000 paid in taxes by pro addressed to the people of the Unit east part of town heard tho wall of Swift set to work mining and cessors was expected when the ed States, who by the millions were coyotes one night the first of this smelting the ore. running It Into court decides the eight rice proc listening in on their radios. week. The animals come close in molds and stamping it with a dot essing tax cases argued recently. Democrats and Republicans alike the hill country where houses are Inr die which he hud brought ' with Legal experts In congress said an commended the President’s opening few and far apart. him. When they had made as much act of congress would be required paragraph In which he boldly con of this money as they could carry, Ferry Sets Record if the $979,000,000 in processing demned the aggression of Italy and they concealed the pluce ns the In taxes paid into the treasury are to Japan, though without naming those ! North Bend—For the year 1935 dians hud done and started east be refunded. Disposition of the nations; and there was little dis an all-time record of 345,922 cars ward—none too soon, for the tribes $200,000,000 processing taxes im sent from his assertion that the I was set by the ferryboat Oregon, men discovered that their mine had pounded in federal courts probably United States must maintain its which plies between Glasgow and been plundered and started on will hinge on decision in the rice neutrality while seeking to “discour North Bend, according to figures their trail. In fact, pursuit grew so cases. age the use by belligerent nations compiled by Captain John H. hot that tlie white men were forced of any and all American products Graham. to bury a large proportion of their A UCTIONED off to the highest calculated to facilitate the prosecu spoils. ** bidder, the Democratic na tion of a war in quantities over Milk Supply Pure Then came the Revolutionary tional convention of 1930 was and above our normal exports to Astoria—Astoria’s milk supply war, and Swift was busy with many sold to Philadelphia by the party’s them In time of peace." is among the finest in the country. matters. We next meet up with him national committee. The price Tlie remainder of the message, City Milk Inspector Eugene Chad when he came Into Kentucky with was $200,000, plus some prizes devoted to domestic affairs, was de wick stated In revealing that the and concessions. Chicago and San voted chiefly to a belligeiently average bacterial content for dar- Boone, and told the story of the Francisco also bid for the conven worded defense of the New Deal les here during 1935 was well un Indian mine at Boonesborough. He said that he could find tlie tion. The former offered a certi measures of the administration, an der 10,000, the standard for certi place again, although his sight was fied check for $150,000. The Cali attack on those who oppose them fied milk. He estimated the daily failing, and a company was formed fornia city made the same bid and and a spirited passage in which Mr. consumption here at 6000 quarts. to go witli him. He led them truly, later raised it to $202,500. Roosevelt defied and dared bls crit and at last toward evening one day During a brief recess Chairman ics to move for the repeal of those! Lumber Returns Gain he recognized the location. The Farley telephoned» presumably to measures Instead of “hiding their! Klamath Falls — The Klamath night was spent In drcams of great the White House, and Vice Presi dissent in a cowardly cloak of gen lumber Industry closed the year fortune, ami at daybreak every one dent Garner moved among mem erality." In only two paragraphs with the highest valued cut since bers of the committee urging the did the President dwell on “the 1931, ft is announced by the was eager to uncover the hidden shaft—but alas! during the night selection of Philadelphia. There state of the nation." In these he Chamber of Commerce In figures Swift’s eyesight had left him com fore the City of Brotherly Ix>ve said that after nearly three years compiled through the co-operation pletely, and he could not see even won the prize. The opening of of the New Deal national income is of lumbermen. With a value of the sun as it poured Its rays against the convention was set for June increasing, agriculture and Indus $9,277,000 a total of 463,850,000 Ids face. 23, two weeks after the Republic try are “returning to full activity.” board feet was cut in Klamath He tried to tell the men where to an convention in Cleveland. and “we approach a balance of the! county during 1935. In 1934 the go, but It was useless. They were national budget.” That last state-; cut was 330,000,000 feet, with a forced at last to abandon their kTO TIME was lost in putting ment was greeted with mocking value of $6,500,000. The cut In search and return home empty 1 * through tlie house the bonus laughter from the Republican side 1935 Is heavier than any other handed. measure that had been agreed of the chamber, and though the year on this list, although value la That mine has been hunted ever loudly, Mr. upon by veterans' organizations Democrats cheered considerably below cut years of since those days, but It remains hid Roosevelt himself smiled at Ills' and approved by the ways and den. the late 20’s. means committee. It carries the words. S PRETTY STENCILED POT HOLDER SET T little Siinboniiet Girls These seem to I*«* having sonn* Importili** They bolli work In Ihr secret», kitchen and are talking over ilici* day’s experience, They are the little pot holder girls, a cute nml novel holder to lune In your kitchen, Tin two dresses are the pot holder» at <* when hanging up simp Into pin«-* under the bonnet. Finished size It by 14 Inches. 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