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PAGE SIX MEDPOftD MAIL TRTBTTNK, MEDFORD. OTIEOOX. .FRTDAY, JTTLY'3, 1025 MINING NEWS OF SOUTH.VESTERN OREGON o Edited by Ronihwoatorn OrfKn Mining Ilorenn. E GRANTS PASS, Orn., July 3. The consumption or plittlniun In tho United Sntns In about 10(1,000 ounces a yuur, of which fully 98 upr cent is iniirtod principally frnni KiibhIii uikI South Amoricu. IjI'hh thuu H'OO oumcoh ure produced unnuully in this s cuuntry o'l'he metiil is u vcluulile und so vital to our present iluy civilization that wuriu-wiuu neurcn huh uctin k('iiik on for the past 20 years to find new pro duction to keep imce with the over increusriiiK consumption, and the hlKh )irice ol' the metal has spured mnn on to effect new economics in the work lug of the Kravrls of the world. Mining engineers estimute lljat in the past but uhout 35 per cent of the values have been rccovoid in tho plucer mines of southwestern Oregon and northern California, leaving a ' waste of approximately 05 per cent cwhlcli was allowed o ro over the dump. While this is and was nothing less than criminal waslo, yot, It fehould , be understood that no treatment facili ties were uvafluhtc at a cost thut would permit the miner to go to the ' expense necessary to save his black Hands. With such a treatment now provided, however, this enormous , waste will be turned Into profit, und whore a placer mlno produced $1 in the pust It should now produce $.1. ' Large areas of virgin ground are nvuilnlilo at this time In southwestern Oregon and northern California for tho production of black sands carrying gold und platinum values, and the treatment plant now available fur nishes tho avenue whereby the won derfully rich bench sands nlong tho California and Oregon coust mny be profltubly worked. Tho enormous area In which the platinum mutals are found in south western Oregon and nortborn Cali fornia furnishes u potential platinum production thut bills fair to rival littsslu or South America In tho )rno uuctlon or thin Highly prized metal, and with treatment facilities available Ut a reasonable costjand tho develop ment of tho' production or the black Hands assured, this potential asset Will bo transformed Into an uctjial one and the United States will iroiliice tbe major portion or the platinum consumed. Canyonvillo Mine Sold. ,iA recent discovery-or tellurido ore by -I U. Stenger of Cnnyonvlllo. Douglas county, has ccrentcd consider able intnrnitl nmnnc mining: mnn hp that district und has resulted In tbe wo ,i inn inu Junius 1 nu uiii'KJ and The Hunch to Messrs. Suther land and Cook, practical imnlng men, who plun on starting operations as soon as their equipment arrives. ' ' Mining Publicity. ''The mining industry of southwest" em Orogon is receiving wide publicity through the local pnpers, tho mining Journals, etcnnd the attention of mining investors is being focused on tills soctlon. ( The July 1 Issue of Mining Truth, carrying a front cover of a placer mlno In eouthwostorn Orouon. a 411110 word article descriptive of our resources, the regular semi-monthly news letter on page 29, and a full back page ad vertisement by the Southwestern Ore gon Mining : Bureau, comes out this week and will be read by inlnhm men nil over the northwest, including Canada, and in many other estates of the union. Arrangements hnve been perfected with tho Mining Review, published In Snlt Lake City, lUiih. and covering the utan and Colorado field, and Mining iToplcs, published at Sucramento, Cal., covering the California, Nevada anil Arizona Hold, for regular news letters Riving the progress or tho devolopmem or this district. Tho publicity or the district will, thorotoro, be carried on effectively nil over the western stntes for the pur pose of bringing to the attention "of mining men genornlly what we have in the way of mining resources and the progress ff our development, und to seek to, turn the tide of mining capital into this field. Tho Southwestern Oregon Mlrjng Bureau is carrying this work on at its own expense. It needs the support of all Who nro sincerely interested in seeing more prosperous conditions oh tain In this section. It is supported wholly by dues of (i per year. It needs the financial help necessary to continue this work and enlarge on it as opportunity offers. Do you con elder tbe effort worthwhile, Mr. Bust nesstnunT Would an nctlvo develop ment of our great miners) resources help your business? If so, Is it not your duty to aid the bureau In making xondltions more prosperous? The nmount Involved is Insignificant from n money standpoint, but from the standpoint of tbe district In which you reside It Is probably the most Important Issue or tbe day. ir, for reasons bet known to your aeir, you do not desire to beconjf tt member or the bureau, you ran ex tend the same nld by an annual con tribution or the amount nl' tbe dues $2. Consider It in tho llgia or tm In vestment In furthering your own bust ness. It will pay dividends. Write the bureau ut Grants I'ass, Ore., about the matter. Membership Dues? . Owners or mining property should realize the fact that tho Southwestern Oregon Mining Bureau is working In their Interest to secure an active de velopment of our mineral resources. This work Is dono wholly on the mem bership' lines $J per yenr. Prompt payment or these dues will permit the btireuu to carry on its work and in crease Its efficiency from time to time ns opportunity presents Itself. It l" the duty of members to, arrange for their dues ns promptly as possible so that the bureau tuny meet Its small obligations. Kuch member should act on this matter at once. Also try and bring in a new member or two for the iext rryulur ingctlug vu Julyll, Registry of Mine. Under this bead the bureau will from time to time publish duta relat ing to one or mora of the properties recorded in the registry without any identifying murks suve name of county. Such properties are up ror development, clth.er through sale, lease und bondor financial assistance to the owner. Bona fide Inquirers wlP.be placed In direct touch with the owners without chorgo by the bureau. Registry No. 129. Location: IJonxlus county; acreuge, 18B; held by locution. Vein: 5 feel wide; character, -huloopyrlto and sulphito. Minerals: $12 to $15 In gold; copper, 4 per cent. Ore: (lood concentrating ore: 10,000 ttuns on dump, wl'h upwards of fiO.ooo avail able in mine. Development: Six tunnels, with S00O feet of work. Kttilpment: Two blacksmith shops, toolr, cars, track, eight houHes, one ussuy office und one tool shop ull In good condition. Timber: Plenty for ull mining purposes. Water: Plenty or water available. Power: Power ling within throe miles of property. bwr miles from nearest postoffico on unto road. o With tbe wldo publlcSy given, to tho registry or mines in tbe July I issue or Mining Truth, and otherwise, the bureau anticipates that muny oufSlde mining men' .will come Into the field to make preliminary inquiries regard ing our mines. Those? who have their property of record 'have an advantage over those who do not, tfs tho registry will probably bo examined by a great number of Investors during tho cur rent season. Is your property entored In the registry? If not, you are not doing yourself Justice. Better sembln the datn at once so thut you will hnve an equal opportunity with others who 1iave registered their property. Ihe registry of mines Is one of the greatest constructive ploces of work yet undertaken by the bureau. It Is something other mining districts oo not have, and, therefore, It meets with favor by mining investorB generally. tt is lor your benefit and you should take advantage of tho facility, asolt costs you nothing. Local Mining News Carrying Carrying Selling Helling In- Aiding InJ Aiding In Possession e Trnns- , For CHANTS PASS, Ore., July 3. Ed D. Cinllagher of San frnncisco, who has bpen operating In California and Nevada, is spending considerable tltno In southwestern Oregon investigating its mineral resources und tho oppor lunlty for investment. Charles Tucker and wife of .Mule creek, in the l?wer Hogue river dis trict, spent the tore part or the week In (irunts Pass in connection with mining mutton). ' J. H. Smith or Portland, an engineer, vlfited southern Oregon this week In vestigating the feasibility of Installing n suction dredgt) on Hoguo river for the recovery of gold nnd platinum metals. II. Van I loi n, In charge of the construction work on tho tunnel of the Kelinnr-Vanpet mine at Gold Hill. called at bureau headquarters this week. Mr. Van Horn stutcs the work ct driving tbe tunnel Is being pushed along rapidly and that thoy nre now In over 190 feet. The objective lsjint Is COO reet rrom portal or tunnel and several veins nrc to be cut. I). Potter of Corvullls. Ore.. Is about to Ptart work on the Wn'f miv erty at tho bond of Foots crook. I ho Greenback mlno0 Is runnlne five stamps on the ore from tbe re cent strike, with Al Love In charge of tho mill. Tho Mountain Lion In tho Murphy district continues to drlvo abend on Its SOU-foot tunnel. The, Blue Jay tunnel Is proceeding satisfactory In tho (lieons creek dis trict. The plnns for this work call for 800 feet, of which approximately;! -t'ti Is now complete. .1. 10. Klldufr Is now residing on-bir property, known ns tbe Slskron, In the Holland district. Tho lOntai-K. nliir.nl nilnn nf U'nlitn' lias closed down tor the season. Wori kls being curried on In ditches. Work Is progressing slowly on tilt Mueller In the erection of tho labors lory nnd foundations for tho smeltei itself. o Tho North Pole run through nboir ten ton of ore the putv part of tin week and tbe cleanup was highly snt isfactory. This properly is located Ir the Hogtin river district. Tho Mount Iteuben mlno closer down on the first of the month foi lack or wator to run compressor nnd tuns. Work will bo resumed In the fall when water Is available. . The mining man who Is keeping the mibyc informed of his operation!" through the bureau is laying his tirdi on the table to the mining men of tlx whole weg, Rendleton Round-Up At Hunt's Crateriat The west's big classic, the Pendicle! Hound-up, rorms the background ant Inspiration of tho picture. "l.t Buck," the special attraction tor todo and tomorrow, the Fourth of July, li the ttlulto theater. Hoot Gibson, star of tho picture nnd his company In order to get lb action pictures In the storv had It Itnko part In tho events as bona fld l.,lt..,.,l.. ...! l... .1.0 nun n-t. nu, eiiuieritiiiiti grab yie results ns they actually cum out. Hoot and bis gang could ensljr bold their own. for it was onlv 1. years ago that Boot, an unknown cow boy with empty S'ockets and hadp worn chaps, drifted Into 1'andlotoi wondering where his next meal wotih come from. He stayed tbreo ilnv: anil departed with the allaroum championship honors. That led bin Unto movies, nnd last year he relume. to I'eiKiteton to spend IMl.Oiio, In nink Intc a picture ot the famous rodeo. In his company were such stars a Tommy Grimes, three times wlnne' of the steor roping championship: lie Corhott, celebrated ns a rldcr-tinft bul' dogger, nnd others who could glvo : stiff contest for rirst place in an event. 0 The "ti.OOO spectators msnv r them rrom southern Oregon also ntt pear in inu lui-uin?'. juste netlgwlcl who takes a leading part, was chose. ijiiceu of. lUg Itguud-up, IRvportsd bv ttulio OotiATi, Abttrcat 0. Circuit Court. State cvs- K. it. Jones, .concenled weapon. State vs. Melborn Dunn, concealed weapon. State vs. Melborn Dunn, intoxicating liquor. State vs. ft. Dawion, tuxleating liquor. State a. II. J. Hodges., selling Intoxicating liquor. State vs. Nettle Davon, xellin intoxicating liquor, State vs. H. J. Hodges. Intoxicating liquor. Statu vs. U. J. Hodges, porting Intoxicating liquor. H. S. nulll. vs. V. ij Allen. Illoney. Miin-ls A. I.Lpshetz vs. -riobcccft llubyi Llpshctz. Divorce. ' ' ' Defray St Co. vs. Chnrles Isancs. In junction, o lOstber Phillips vs. James J. Phff HpH. Divorce. Agnes K. oJShnson vs. Cecil B. Johnson. Dlvorco. State vs. V. M. White. Sentence. ltcmhurt I.br. & 1'lanlng Mill Co. vs. Standard .Mfg. Co. Writ or. Bt-tai-nment. Summons. A. n. Brown, ct nl vs. C. A. tiSt wlck. Summons. Writ of ' attach ment. . Kenneth Forbes vs. rfilph CI. Jen nings, sheriff, et al. Notice. L'nton Central Ure corporation) vs. David al. OAffldavlt. Order. Alice Black vs. W. A. Black. Order, Clara It. Phlpps, et Clr vs. C. J. Semon, et al. Order, - Irene E KHz vs. Frnnklln Jay Fllz. Proor of mailing. " w i?olla Viola Chapman vs. Bertram C. Chapman. Affidavits. Medford Procoollng & Storage Co. vs. p. M. Iiowlund. et al. To quiet. California Oregon ' Power Co. vs. Rosa iteod. ct-. nl. Default. Find ings nri Conclusion, decree. Jackson County Honk vs. L. CI. Irwin, et ux. Affidavit. Order. 4 C. Devoro vs. C. II, Orflor. Clara R. Phlpps. et vlr vs. C. J. Semon. ct al. Answer. Reply. M. N. Hogan vs. Mason Motor Co. Judgment. Viola May Corny vs. George Corby. I'len In abatement. Answer A. B. Shcphnrd, et nl vs. US. W. HutcbinsoQ, et nl. Motion nnd mem orandum. J. B. "McFnll vs. M. C. Page. Answer. A. 1 learn, et al vs. J.' W. Kerns. Summons. Writ of nttachment. Arthur W. Boslough to Myrtle C. Hoslough. W.- D. fo lots id, 29, Montview Add. to Ash . land. I.o't 14,,blk. B, .Mei kle & l'uvne Add. to Ashland Sherifr to Llnnle Hunscam, et al, T.v deed to lots 3 and 4, -block 2, Edmeades Add. to Medford , . . .Sheriff to I.innle Hanscum, et a, T. Deed to lot op Eliza beth street, Ashland Hattle Boyd, et al to Frederick , T. Boyd, gift deed to lot in Ashland . . . . t C. A. Bennett, et ux, to Uer ta L. Tlnunc i man, W. D. to lots it nnd 12, blk. 0," Lnu relhurst Add.- to Medford.. George F. Kakln to SSoIma A. Wahl. W. l. to lot 11, blk. 2. Gray's fdd. to Medford City of Medford to Josephine Mullls, deed to lot 1, EAi lot 2, blo.'lt 1, Crowell Amended Add. to Medford John M. rtoot to Josephine Hul l's. Q. c. D. to lot 1. KM, Jot 2. block 1, Crowell Amended Add. to .Jedfojjd.. Murgaret JJ. Davis, et ul to Medford church of the Naza rcne, W. D?lo part lot 2, block 2, Whitney's Add. to MedfoPil Annie M. M. Hoot, 8, block Annie M W. D. . 1 Jloot to John M. W. D7 to lots 7 and 22, .Medford Root to John M. Hoot to lot on West Main 10 10 street, Medford . . , Josephine Bullls. et vlr, to City of Medford Q, C. D to bus 7 and g, block 22, Med Jord nnd lot on West Main street, Medford- Ins. Co. (a George Iverson to Walter Wll J. Tumor? et 0 son, W. n. to lot 0, block 1, ' I Pago Add. to Medford Edgar N. Campbell to JWnie C. . amifboll, w. D. to S'2 or SW, sec. 5, twp. 37 .8.. R. 1 West, also half int. In lot 2, block 2, Whitney Add. to Medford Charles y, Tllton, et ux, to John L. Fowler, et nl, W. D.' to lol 7, bk "A," Boule vard PoJjk ,Add. to Ashland lfcirvcy .1. Field, ct ux. to Vic tor c. Sethcr, et ux, W. D. to lot 11, blk. 3. Queen Anne Add. to Medford Williams. Sheriff to State Land Board, deed to hfnd In DLC 45, twp. 30 S H, 1 West 2347 Scott II. Caspill, ct nl to Elmer H. carter. W. D. to lot 12 " blk. 15, Butte Falls FO Everybody . , wants a second' cup since we startedusinfa well's -lONAl CREST " (g ffee ORDER BY TELEPHONE 0 ' No. 10770 o 01 AOO.OOOcups were wrvoil arfe PAaaa-PACIHC liiteivdtional f.XPOSIT ION 10 10 That Distinctive Look of a Tailored Suit .THERE'S A REASON Ir Prolwto Couit, fl. W. Nowherry nHumca tho bus Ini'as nu mo of "Medford Business Col U'KO." klHtato of O. . M. OralnKcer. In- vontfirv nnd nimmfstlnent. ' Htdnte of Walter S. King. . Proof or pumiruuon. . l - tt l vi tor Hitfro DiUe, whoBft true rieht here in Medrord. too. . lit is hand tailored, not machine built. Made Ad- muiie Is Victor Huko Lock. nittld to probate. ' Ktato of H. O. Tech. Voucbers, Proof of publication. Resignation.' Keport. Oath. petitions. tb'dera Hecoipt. Hond. j Kunio of Krnest V. Maddox. Final order. Proof of publication: Claims. Testate of Chester Wayne Plena, et :il (mtndrs). Report of sale. Affi davits. Kstute of Ida Mngerly. ' Admitted to probate. 0 Rrttato of Wellington H. Oorody. Admitted to probate. Entato of James S. Porter, Ad mitted to probate. Estate of H. 0. Pech. Petitions. Orders. EMnto of Mins Plansman. Final account. Order. KHtnto of Wm. II. ItiKham. Order. Kstate of Johs M. Clausen. He- cipt. Final discharge. ORDER YOURS . NOW Delivery in 48 hours o if needed. 0 Prices from $35.00 up. HOSPITAL RBAiONAPU HOMBUKB 10U PINE ST.? 16M FlUTiOSCO Wong' Pon " Chinese Medicine For Treatment of Acuto nod Ctaronlo Ulscas!s of Mnn and Women. 1 Ciiwr ind tumor trmtd, Inflvcnu, kid- v arj, outuuer aita loraaui trouocs, mm, bernia, coldi, teml troubles, pMr- KtyBi, fvtr. pneumonU, asthma and tlitoit tOvble. rheumatirtfu, travaorrhQ, gbltrc, eonMomption, catarrh, pi lea, hydrocele, al bumio. Office Houn: B A. M. to fl P. M. Conaultatloo Frm 241 South Front St Mad ford. Ora. i 1 USUl 1 Man-lufro Licenses. Raymond A. Bchandling and Nancy Inno Ragsdale. Wm. Mdward Cushman and Etbel .fluy Freeman. Chorlen Vincent Hnhn and Max- 'ne Pearl presler. Fred Alton Hnlght and Osillo rioode. Chas. Wm. Durst and Carrie Oreen. John Waldo Hell and ora ,M. Pool, o (igorp Kundotph MeCormiek and Ptisan Ann Vlmont.' Francis E. Uostwlc kand Mlna M liner. Charles Jj. McCoy and Ethel Iang- oton. o Orey llanklns and Oraco Hadftway BertiCim. Henry Edwin Cornell and Anas asia Ulrlch, Hartford DeForrest Ciandall and Vellle Irene Kelts. o UPSTAIRS CASH PAID For Second-Hand Furniture and Stoves ' W. A. KINNEY Furniture House 315 i). Main Phone 503 llwil KsliUo TrniLsfoni. leorifP V. (InrrlHon to FrnnclR .1. Hyrnc, ol nl. Q. C. I), to liiml In sec. 19, twp. 3D 8., II. 3 Went A.t SO I. A. Froilenliurff. ot ux. to rlmrl"i A. FroilcnbuTR. Q. C. 1). to0 lnnl In nee. 30, twp. 35 S It. 2 Went 10 aslo Mi'Ctllly to W. A. Chllilern, W. 1. to lot In Jai-knonvlllo 3S0 Vlm-tln Krlwln, et uxf to Uea vor-rortliiiul Cennt C o m- puny, V. D. to luiul In ec. III, twn. 3D 8., 11. 3 went 1800 rhomnAJ. Clifford, et ux, to Horm'o CD Nli-holRon, et ux. W. U. to lot 2, Mk. 1. Hum-phrey-AndreWB Add. to Med ford t 10 H'tHley Neer to Put Uoluin, W. D. to purl lot 4. blk. 1, . Nk-kell Add. to Medford.... 400 Ity of Medford to V. J. Wll- mot. W. U. to lot 6, l)lk. t. KrultdHlo Add. to Medford I 'Ity of Medford to Zelma A. Wiihl, V. D. to Lota 11 nnd 12? Mk. 4. Queen Anno Add. to Medfont C 'ualo Infthrnm, et vlr to I-tiute HolierlB. V. l to he.lt Int. In .21 ncre In DI.C . twp. 39 .. It. 1 Knt 'Ity nf Medford to Julin ft. Skeeters, died to lot In DI.C S'Ji twp. J7 S, K. i V..... 1018 r y : CanadianRiafic v " Dungaaow amps Out iji the great out of-doorsfur above sea, ' level in the marvelous Canadian .pacific . Rockies lie the Five Canadian Pacific Bungalow Cam ts. rich in anneal to evervnnt ; - seeking a distinctively diflercnt vacationo . Comlort and old clothes-health and pleas ure co hand-in-hand nt these five varied CnmiR. And above all is the Canadian Pacific mntufmi'tr. assuring perfect hospital Jityand service at moderate prices. Lake Windermere--- ' Overlook mil tho hike, with a nfi Cpmrnunitir House ami rotful Uuntulow Cub'n. Horse- back- automobile trips-fohirnJ-bualirui iwmi-. Emerald Lake With tn attractive Chi let nd individual Cabini- Mi hum-back tihtni - UoJlintl- tiaiKin. Lake Wapta 0 5000 ftt abvf stt levrl with airiRlc ami doabto uutuiitowt and a larfie ComtnunUy bousa. 'YohuValley- A picturoqur tUlfw,iy houe between EmeraM Laka and Wapu. (acing rbeautdul Ttktkkaw FalU. Lake O'Hara - fc 6O0 fi above tea leret litustrd fn an open Alptne meadow surrounded by the gunl peWn ( tht Caiudian Pavitit Kixktes. U'nre or tall for our UlustratrJ lit tratmrt on f i Bmrtfrtow i lam pi ami famomt .Vottntum kavrtu 4- . -b r Get tljil Red Crown Mileage Card at any k,,Red ' Crovvu" Pump red, white and blue) and watch yoir tuminer mileage in crease tells what to do for your motor tclla abqut carburetor adjusting tells how to drivi for mileage 6imple as a-b-c f . . 1 Jul $5LJL Mileage . forthembildrists who want mileage SIMPtll, EXPERT WAYS TO IN- . CREASE' "MILEAGE FOR -oSUM- ' MER DRIVING -IN . THE RED - CROWN MILEAGE CARD 0 o There is an advantage to the motor-" ist n 'the Standifrds Oil Company's . long experience in making gasoline not only in "Red Crown's" quick er starting, speed and power but above all in its MILEAGE for o summer driving I . 0 . o The Red Crown Mileage Card just 0 o out tells you just what to do for your car and how to ' ilriig to in crease your mileage to get P5 to 30 miles morc'r tanUiil from Red , Crown Gasoline ! . :. TWO EASY WAYS TO INCREASE , SUMMER MILEAGE . First buy miles "Red Crown" has -0 the extra mileage ;'it for you to get out. Second get a Red Crown Mile age Card the next tfme your tank is fille4. Follow its easy, practical ad vice, and watch y our improvement 1 Ask for the Red Crown Mileage Card at the first Red Crown Pump -at Standard Oil Service Stations and dealers anywhere. 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