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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1917)
BLUE LEDGE ORE ! $6,000,000 BONO NO EVIDENCE TO L By W. W. WATSON. Hport vf-Mi-nhiy of th result of the smelting of ihe fiiM i-arluatl ship ment of ore fnrn t lip Mite mi fit brought local h)Ai'z Thorn -u- t" their iVet ui:h a short -liritt. Th- inoM cufii iifint; proof of tin truth i'f imvtliiii'.' i- foiiiul in its dwtioiM ration. Tiiat was il--mn-M ration. 'flic fai-t that tin' cornpanv rloaml over 'J.'imj he i!iirt V-lMir ton hhio-wo1, over ami abovf vrv item of fXpcnf, from the fir-1 trnkr of the pick to the ret urn of tin- itctnit 1 re sult, fully iinstti-N the iiestioij rm to whetlter or not it will pnv to the ore. Rarely do miners find near to the surface such rich orr, for 4103.5" per toil, ehrnply mined, is a delight fully inspiring output. It is aUo be-in-; demonstrated from dnv t day that the deeper the miners in the Jllue Lede ores tiie richer they be come in both eopjK-r find yold. That is the history of real !r.imw. I'or lload ImprotrnM-nt. T!ie eonmiittee nppointed by Ihe Copper league to interview the coun ty court on the fnatter of eo-oMrn-tiun in the big diij- on the Iiluc Lede roud will now lake iu that work. That committee is composed of A. I.. Hill, Maine Klnm and Vernon Vauter. H will probably nsk the court to call an emergency jession to order the lila-t-inj; (lime on the s.eelion of that road on which the .'1(H) or -U'O men will work (tn Copper Comimutitv day. The money in in l!ie budget Ir the im provement of that road. 1 here is no doubt in the collective mind of the lenuo membership that the county court will respond promptly. When that shall have been done, the league will set the dav for the work. Immediately following that event, preparation for the bij; copper edition of the Mail Tribune will hi trim In fact, much data has been collected already. Secretary I.atta of tlx leap;ue iti busy ohtaiuiiiL' names of mining men in the hiu centers to whom copies of that edition shall he sent. He is In-ill nssi--ted bv others whose fund of information in that line is valuable. Vnyroll 1,001114 I.ar(;c, ' Already a happily different .itmos- phere has been created locally over the pro in iso of vigorous .1; veloiiment work in many of the bi claims of t lint district. The payroll looms hire on the business hori.on. The activ ities it will create in other lines nre an interesting feature of the calcula tion in the preliminary work neces Knry to a busy season. As stated by pnr-lien'l miners of national repute in recent interviews, the transportation problem must be included in the solution of the prop osition. Nearness oT the point to he reached and the nbundance of nee vssury materiuls Mmplify tho prob lem. Hurry is required, if wo hope to succeed. Otu'o taken awav from ns, the opportunity can never be re called. This fact is hcinj? penerally conceded nmong those interested in this movement. Kirh Mlnci-nl IVpoMt. That an immense area of rich min eral deposits lies at Med ford's thresh old cannot reasonably be doubled. Smelter results on the first shipment have overcome all doubt, so far lis the llluc l.edu'i' is eoiieetned. Tlio-e familiar with that .li-hn-t extend the same favorable rmi-.i'irrjitmn to more than a doen hie; propel lie-, up I here. Tlierel'ore, the hi.- dav U I'MXMHislv UUnnVd by hiilidreiU of people v!io are ready and willth to hop to ";ie it the iutroilinlorv p"le:itiaiitv it should have. E CASE IN FAST GAME (Continued From Pege One.) A vcnlict of net miil'.y v.:is Ijnj'iiit 1 in by tlje jury that hear J the in t'n1 lasti-st iiint' of the sensor I'.'i- .Mi-.lfonl liiiih si-huo! lj;.krtbfi " i t i.. . t i. . . . i .i. -i.i..-. i 1 1 -lit eu-reo oi uieaiiy imponintf Juittor into the .tate, contrary to the uit.vi-- ions 4it the hone dry act unfermented wine in the saeramei-.t. Then followed a short talk on the book of Janitl .in which a warnirg was timely spoki-t:. j The rcrmon itt was 'That wbic'a In '"Jin of fleh is !'-h and that whieli is born of spirit U Kpirlt."' It! is a difficult task to Hit your children; on hiiilter k round than you are your-, it ii. Then set th new lirth in Jesi : f'crist. 0t the L. A. cejiiee. I Horn : again). If a hl.hu eta Into heaven i h-; Ke'fl, there- Ltcaase his heart isi and I'tndk-ton a shult be clelorinined by the state highway corutnldhion to La Grande, Haker un the lilatio line. luckviii Coutily I'iivciI. Fifth The I'a'l.lc: MlKlmay throtiKii J;trkon routn, lu IthltiiK both pavlni; and ha. Sixth--A road coin iiM'tlcing on the Columbia Uiver Highway, lu-ar Ar lluxion. In (illliain eoutuy, up Willow creek In .Morrcw county, throUKh Pilot Itoek. I'l iidkton, Adams, Ath na, Weston. .Milton and Freewaler to the OreRon WashinKton line. Seventh A route from the south end of Clatsop county at the end of Its highway, south via Wheeler to Garibaldi Beach. I'ost Rmuls Siietlfl.x!. The following highways are to be known aa post roads: First From KuKeno to the Jack son rounty line over tho route of tho Pacific. Highway as adopted, by the Stato Highway committee. Second Tho Columbia Itiver HlKhnay as already described, which the commissioners of the several counties do not propose to treat with hard surface. Thlrd-j-The road from Hoseburi?. via .Myrtle Point and Coqullln to Nfarshfleld. Fourth Tho road from the Pa cific HlK'hway from a point at or near .Mc.Mliinvillo via Wllhimma to Tillnmouk. Fifth The road from Tho Dalles to Itedmond, Ilend anil to Klamath Fa I la. Sixth From !nnd to J.akevlew. Seventh The road from an Inter section with tho Columbia Itiver Highway, cither In Sherman or (ill Ham county, via Condon, FoshII and Spray, up tho John Day Valley to such point as the highway commit--: s!on shall cle-t, thenco to Vale und to the Idaho llu.. KitJith A road from some polm on the Pacilic Highway to ho select ed by tho commission to the cily of Tillamook. roml from La Cramln, through I'nlon and Wallowa counties to Jose:-h. Ctotor Unko AVoik. Tito following are to be built om forest roads In co-operation with tho federal government: 1'trst From a point In Jackson county, to lie selected by the high way commission aud tho federal of ficials via Crater Lake to a point it, Klamath county to be selected by the highway commission. Second A road from a point in 1110 county to bo selected by tho commission via Sluslnw river, to a point In Coos county to he solected by the commission. Third A road from F.ugcno, con necting tho Willamette valley, via tho Markonzlo hiver, with Deiid. Fourth A road connecting tho road from the Columbia Itiver High way, up the John Day Valley, with tho post road between The Dalles and Hend. Am: SA1.F..M, Ore . I', '. IT. Ilv a v Of lit to 10, the house ol lt'pr-'-li-tatives e;'ltM(lav ref'is'-il to ui:is ate Dill No. t::i. -is ..vl by tii senate, whirh was diau i will- 'li llltenll'jn of tahllic rtav -iie pllt!(:i tlon of di'liiuiiieiit ta lisK from lli liewspapers thloil:litiut tlii' 1 I -. This bill has been ht ion i: 1 supported by the Portland Journal, al w lius Instlgnatlon the bill wax ilrautt uid llltrodlf t'll. Much (in-iil- has b-ell brought to bear on the iifint'erx t' offtct the passage of this lucistn ... but It hns also been stioiu'lv oppo a t by nearly eer' iievsiaper lu t!i state. Ity a vote of -', to ! 1 mi amendment by Forbes was adopted, which provides that the tax collector must send out postal card notices to delinquents when the tac are three months overdue, anil that when four months overdue, pub. h at inn ho made. The Mil, as amenilid. ii.is.a.l by u vote of i'J to JO. LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS (Continued From rago One.) 'Ihe timber seelic.u of the stale were nel I'm ten, as Ihe "Imnm lull." inal.ie- li.gu-inu' slreams emu. ii . .n . airier,, was passed hv both 1 l!.v I'uttiiii; Ihe streams uii- .ler iMMiir.il of Ihe tmhlie servi m- It-J l..I. as ih,. ,iil ,,,es, private '""""i"-' ipanies he peniiittcil In iniinive llieir i liaiinels ami thus iea-h (i rril..iv n.. i...w luui lieil by lailnuiils ,,r h,.al lines. :l milt of the l'i per cent tax limitation, many impri-temeiils re- .llel. .l by -late ils it ill i,m, '"' Tl inle fair waute.l a new ..ti.i'l, pavilion nuil w. mien's I.iiiU tiir an.! Ihe state penitentiary a-i..il I.. i a new darn an.l uen alk,. A'l VM IV .leln..!. 'I 'll' new in-ill alici U a eeiil- .l. Ic l.' i-i..n nf he -late', insurance in"-. ll was pas.e.l uiily alter e. ti li.'iil heariiiMs alien, e, ,v iiisur. ali-e li4Hit-, e.ert lileieen am! nth-l-s iatele-te.!. a- jury was (,u five minutes. Tile ease nf Ihe -t;!tc was weal:, the eviiience failile.' It. prove t!u- alle gations tiiat I.auiH.rt liail emue fri-in llnrnhr-ii.k to Phoenix, where lie was aiil to have trotten eff the tra;t, with two suit cases and a bunillc of h...,ze and to have entered hi, car am! driven to his home. The conductor :t!id hrakeinau of N'o. lb' Ktate.l tli.it two men haj got ten off at Phoenix, hut were unaYe to identify Lamport. The -I,,-,. stated that he met Lamport's car a mile mid a hnlf from I'lioenix am! trailed it until he l'inallv lust si-ht uf it. The two suitcases an.! . :.-!. in box of liipior scizril in a rai.l on Lam port's Iiousc M-ere n-il iiitroilacd as evidence. Some diffi-'iilty was experii need in' Retting n jury, ami the answers of i the jurymen to tinestinus of the at-i tomcys turnisliei! amusement to the crowd in attendance. When nsl:i if they held any prejudice nitniiist a n.an fur keeping liipinr in his home praeti- ! cally every man aii-wereil that either had liipi.ir in liis home at the present time or that lie was tcuipuiar- tiui hv the score of L'7 to 7.! As natural birth Is the connect' cap:.!!1!!-' the series of three 'james.jins linl; letwea you and your chill lirani!. n and Yulia!n.,.,ii f.-aturei! Uo the new birth the comiectin,, f.-r the locals on nftViise, lireiiUini: 1 lit'. k '.'.-iwecn you at d God. As the lliiiKii..i the Aslilaiul ileleii-.e time af-1 ni-v '.'irth Is a spiiltual one and as t-r tiu.e aud riirclv failini; to make a ; I'oit if a spiri,ti'u! ing. the 11. A. is Ija-k-t when witliin sliuiitiii distaiiee. i a-'cefsary. Vi.ii!;'' and Torney, Ad ilfnrd Some think that being horn agaii. :'i:anls. held tin. fame.1 Ortihb broth- is quitting your meanness; then all er- I'o-.vn to tw.i baskets, breakiiiM; up the Ashland oi Tense with ease. The siiowin nitainst the Armory team lnaiie by A-li!and Ilifh anil Med ford indicates thai .Med ford will have a walkaway in the Raines with the Lillii.i t'ilv liii-ii seiionl team, the sol dier, lia vintr trimmed that team decis- IVl'iv, N'exl week t We Meilliin! team meets the li..siMHirLr ipiiiitet in tw,. irames. Il.ijie cum lii -h in li.e Meillniil eninp tiiat the locals v. ,11 also walk away with these .janies. Preliminary to the main game, the '.leilii.ril .:irls met the Applccutf girls' ciamiiitiiily team, defeating; them 5 to I in a slow bailie. in the nft'.'rr.oi.n tho Iul-Ii scliool jstuiients s-taeed n costume parade ! tlirmijih the ilownimvii streets. BAPTISTS FILE PROTEST ''I ARTICLE IN MAIL TRIBUNE ilv out. BILL IS KILLED SALKM, Or., Yvh. .17. Oregon strikers may coiitinup to throw out their picket litu1 without intoi t'-rciH't.' from tho uli-', tin s!i:tt' scn'ito t hy hnvin-,' hilled the nnti-oichctin-hill, which was m-mi'v pa.-tl hv the house ol' represent it tivc. j TIic rf-vial niet'tinR opened last ntlit with a vote of the members of jibe Haptlst chueh in which they voted to the e'foct that ko far as the Hup ;tit.s w.-re concenied that never in I tin; past had been and never in the fut .lie would fermented wine be used in the taking of the sacrament. And j they resented the fad mat an editor ial had appeared in Tho Mail Trib al no in which it was made to ap prar that church Kaders were asking a privilege of the state. This was lolloped by a vote of all Christians .present, from every denomination I represented, thai' they too used only mm 1 1 ll six r.m t?n 11 r 5! m. XL, i 'A hi. roi: it PICTURES J Millkels to ( ho. II -t-1 ii ii I ii k Saturday nl:ht nil meat markets will close hereafter at 0 p. in. on Sat urdav s. 1' M J Beautiful Eyes Miori.it xot in: M'OII.Kll WITH k;i.v, misi it il,.tSSKH. 1-rt .Me l it Yon iiii.iir DR. RIGKERT Suite 1-L', Hut lnj t o. For Your Summer Spray ANSBACHERS Triangle Brand ARSENATE OF LEAD This lt-;id is i';mii.,l t'er its ,i:;i!itv in cvory fruit si I uf llir 1'iiilcil States Once Used Always Used We will haw a lit almiit April first (M. MEDFORD FRUIT CO. I. !. I 'It.t i -i iu ii, .Manager, (ll'iird Hi a; i h ui' tlir Oifiin I'Vuit Co.1) the men in the Oiegon penal institu tions are horn again; some think it is reformation, like makliiK a brick out of mud. Then what in it? It is tli: sovereign act of God when he reaches down and gives new life to a lost soul. How does He do It? We don't know, hut that has no effect ou the fact or the promise. TonUht "The Call of the Wild." Come one come all. r I Highest quality. Jewelry repairing diamond Betting, watch repairing W-tra BP-BBSS first In . - the Hearts - of His ' ' Countrymen" f In the midst o the r e a test dUconrac-v;:- :. .-. v uiriit.s, peri)!exitics and . 1 dii'iii'ulties Washington . uhvavn preserved tiiat. ,,olll iuilaiiient, sell- coiitrol aiul confidence in Ihe rilit nliieh w.m lor liiin the proud pu-itiun oi' "first in the hearts of his euunlrymen." As a hank we have always striven to uphold the principles which Washington personified we have souuht through careful .iudtiuicnt, self-control and allegiance to sotiml principles to merit and win the ci.iifii'cnec of the community whose hanking needs we ser.e. We seize this opportunity to join with our depositors in payiiiR tribute to the father and the founder of our country. The Jackson County Bank Martin J.Reddyj for : The Quality Store Reliable Goods. 212 E Main 8t Medford. Ore MEDFORD. OREGON r.'stuMishcd 1888 0 Still $1090. But the 5 passenger Chalmers will be $1250 Why not on March 1. save $160 by buying NOW. See this car at our showrooms. One visit may save you $160, and provide you with the most sensible car you ever 'owned. Neither overheavy. Nor underweight. Neither bulky. Nor small. It is built for sen sible driving. Quick in acceleration. Nimble. Easy to swing around a corner. A "close-up" view will surprise you with its luring lines, sound construction. And the 2-passenger roadster at $1070 now, for delivery later, will also be $1250 on March 1. A saving of $180. PRESENT PRICES Two-puienjer roMer - $107 Seven -psiDgr louring ear $1350 Fare-year touring car - $1090 . Seven-pasjenger Sed-T - $1850 (Pricei f. o. b, Detroit) A.W.WaIkerAutoCo. mm A: ' Fit
