Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 26, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text5IEDF0TCD TRTBTTTTE. SrEDPOHB'. OttfifiO. WEDNESDAY, dCTOBETl 2f. "192t PXOE FtYB I U.S.' VETERANS' CLEAN UP SQUAD 'HERE NOVEMBER 9 GOLD COIN PLACER MINE Near Medford, Oregon DAY FOR ENTRIES ASK FOR- Hi; uy liquid fnmr Ifc cheaper PEARL DEL. KEROSENE HEAT AND LIGHT - You eliminate all waste of heat when you use Pearl Oil in an oil heater. Pearl Oil makes any good oil heater most economical to operate because it is clean-burning and every drop delivers real heat just when and wher you want it. And it's most convenient to buy heat the Pearl Oil way no ashes'to lug no dirt no smoke no odor. Pearl Oil is refined and re refined by the special proc-" ess developed by the expe rience and resources of the Standard Oil Company. Sold in bulk by dealers everywhere. Order by name Pearl Oil.' STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) Everything In in outlincss at the MeUforU Chamber of commerce for the entriea of exhibits foV thu ltntcue Kiver Valley Apple exposition anil 10- morrow is the day on which the en- . trie mupt be made. . The number of boxes which have' been called for by tho growers as- I Hurvs success to tne undertaking and a great credit to the committee of the ' chamber which had thft management of the exposition in charge. Some entries have already been made one of which has been brought in from Butte Falls. ThiH shows that the. efforts of the committee have been successful in making the expo sition of more than just local Im portance, one in whirr, all localities of thr Jiogue Jtiver valley will partici pate One of the features of the exposi tion will be a drawing five by eight Sect showing the county fair grounds and tho contemplated building", roads and race track improvement. Growers contemplating making en tries must do so tomorrow as tho judging will be done on Friday be fore the general public will be ad mitted. Tiro exposition will be open for everyone to witness it on Satur day morning and arrangements arc being ' made to have the doors re main open until ten o'clock that night. ' Scholz's Genuine V' I Butter Roll :Bead ; at your grocer Pure arid Wholesome and Made With Milk PHOENIX SCHOOL NOTES The Oregon clean-up suad of the United Ktutes Vi'icrans' ' bfireuu, which Is touring tin htttte to reach personally all ex-service men who have service claims, will be lit Med ford three days, November Mlh, Uth and 11th. The visit of the squad here is part of the nation-wide campaign of the U. H. Veterans' bureau to find and place in process of adjustment ex-service men's claims of every kind, including compensation, hospitalization, voca tional training insurance, allot mwitH back pay, travel pay, Liberty bonds, victory medals, etc Advice will be Phoeniy "'touchers returned to their work last Thursday from tho institute whero knowledge was handed out in small doses, in larger doses, to suit the primary touchers, in fact all the way up tho lino, including the high school teachers. ' " Tho county unit system was ap-' proved by tho institute. A local Ore gon Teacher's association was organ ized, a helper to tho state Oregon Teacher's association. Athletic as sociation elected new officers and ar ranged schedules for games. The school master's club elected new officers and decided to have one meeting before Christmas and ono after. , Tho members of this club are made up of superintendents, principals and high school mchers, both sexes. The next meeting will b0 In Medford some lime In November, . Another progressive thing accom plished nt tho lnstituto was organiz ing clubs among tlie high school teachers, such as a science club, Eng lish club, etc, " A -'program by. tho school is being planned for Frances Wilhird's day, which comes on October 28. Tho exercises will begin at 2:30 In the afternoon next Friday. Mrs. N. J.-Korrts will be tho speaker on the occasion. ' Tho school marched in a body and witnessed the very impressive exer cises at the dedication of tho monu ment of tho pioneers last Friday in th0 afternoon. given on tho reinstatement and con version of war risk insurance, and the provision of tho Sweet bill governing same will bo explained. In 'view of ..the fact that a large number of ex-service men will be in .Medford for' tho .Armistice day cele bration it was agreed between A. C Kin ley; advance agent of tho squad and officers, of tho .Medford American Legion post and lied Cross chapter, thut much good work could bo accom plished if tho squad remained hero over Armistice day. The personnel of the squad Incfudos Cliff "Wood, Portland, insurance and compensation expert; V. A. Wise, Se attle, vocational training official: Dr. G. I. Birchfield. Seattle, and Keith Higglns, Portland, lied Cross repre sentative. . -Tho medical officer will examine claimants, and in emergency cases is authorized to order immediate hos pitalization or medical treatment. Veterans who wish to get their old claims straightened out or file new ones should bring their dischargo cer tificates or certified copies of same, together with any other papers they may have which relate to their claim to tho Legion club rooms where tho squad will make their headquarters during their stay here. HEART TO HEART TALK ,4V " (ft S. -V . 4 An dra of mining activity Is dawn-i ing for southern Oregon, nnd it is quite iipparent that within another year this section will experience a mining boom unequalled by anything which has heretofore taken ihice in miy other gold mining camp. The undisputed enormous mineral resources of this locality nro heme: recognized by practical and exper ienced mining men from all parts of the world, nnd is evidenced by the per sistent, solcntll ic and aggressive de velopment work which is progressing quietly upon many very promising properties. What promises to become tho most aggressive organization in this district conducted by experienced and compe tent men in every branch, is the Gold Coin Quartz and Placer Association. The placer ground acquired by this , organization consists of approximately 100 acres of virgin ground, which has been for many years in the hands of various conflicting ami antagonistic ownerships, preventing tho extensive operation which is now contemplated. The Pearce, llowden and Mankin pla cer properties have long been recog-1 ni.cd as containing vast riches. Poor Man's Creek, whero llieso properties are located was so named duo to the fact that it was recoguized among min ers that it Is the place for a poor man to make a stake easily. All of tho past difficulties in refer ence to these properties have been eliminated, providing abundant water rights nnd privileges for all purposes toward largo operations. Southern Oregon has produced approximately $IO,OuO,000 in gold, and that has been merely a. starter. Tho Gold Coin, Placer Mine will bo operated by tho most modern methods. In addition to these placer proper ties, this organization also at tho pres ent time owns several quartz proper ties iiKin which development work ia progressing rapidly and showing mar velous results. ' ' r Dr. A. M. Knapp, a mining engineer having to his credit many yars of practical and successful experience, Is president and manager of the Gold Coin Association, and has associated with him a board of managing trustees, sound, practical and thorough . busi ness men In every respect, providing an organization that will produce re-' suits with tho highest degree of offlc-. iency. What he characterized as a "heart to heart talk" was giye.i the Craters at their regular meeting last evening by Mayor C. E. Gates. . In commenting on Oregon's scenic and other advantages he likened the state to "a great mu seum, full of art treasures;" and said the 1925 exposition would do much to attract attention to "Oregon's resources with resultant benefit to all. Final revision . and adoption of the organization's .by-laws was accom plished and routine matters connected with the' progress of tlib club's work d.lspo'sed of. '- , -r 3 y-' . ; ' balance ' .'SWfi Chalmers Owners Will f Tell You the TrutE: " The truth about the Chalmers will be told by any Chalmers owner. . He will tell how' finely the Chalmers . , ' performs under all driving-conditions how it slow down and picks up in traffic, . or. slips silently along the country road. . He will tell you about the low up-keep . . ' and maintenance charges and what a ' ' fine investment ijt s. . ' '';" '"-'. - By all means get the truth about the . Chalmers from any. -Chalmers owner! ! " , A. W. Walker Auto. Co. , v West Main Street, Medford The same person who advertised n garage in Phoenix and sold tho same to an Ohio man as a direct result of the ad and who also had Inquiries from Texas, Oklahoma and Indiana, advertised a house and lot ln Phoe nix for three days in thlspaper, and had 20 inquiries, and sold tho prop erty. For results advertiso in a paper that not only has tho circulation, but is rend carefully by the people who take the paper 1 . Naomi Cliihlrra in "Courage" '"Courage," a Sidney Franklin pro duction with Naomi Chlldcrs and Ham do Grasso in the lending roles, will be the feature attraction at tho Itialto Theatre for, four days, com mencing today. "Courago" Is an adaptation of Andrew Soutnr's power ful noVel of the same name. Naomi Childers has the i;o1q of tho plucky little wife whose Wrongfully impris oned husband directs a great industry from behind his bars nnd helps hiH country in tho winning of a war. He fs released when tho real culprit con fesses and th0 courago of his wife Is rewarded not alone by her reunion with her husband but also by tho happy culmination of tho romance oT their son. Otlvfrs In tho cast of this Associated First National attraction are lionel Belmoro, Adolph Menjou, Aleo B. Francis, Jlay Howard, Clloria Hope and Charles Hill Malles. At tho Page. ' Tho Pago presents today on tho new bill the comedy sensation of the year "Ono Week," introducing a new stellar comedian, Buster Keaton, who has reached the peaks of funrmiking. Buster Keaton hns1" graduated from vaudeville, where for years ho was a member of tho famous Threft Kentons Ho has graduated from1 doing sup- porting parts with "Fatty", Arbucklo, "Tho Brute Master" the dramatic feature starring Hobart Bosworth, Is one of the most powerful and highly entertaining photodramas of the year. The story (was written especially for him by Charmlon K. London, widow of tho late Jack London. 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