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o MEDFORD M ATL TRIBUTE, MEDF(fep OREGON, FRIDAY, .TUTA" 17, 192.1
Bcmalnder of the day In which to
Judge Turns Hobo and "BunST
urouare tho statement!) of what his
side desired to put into tho record.
Well," said Judse Itaulston, "If you
think It will take tho day, justice If
moro Important than time."
Way Frvm.Pft.tq. Atlantic
."' At that "Summer Breakfast" problem..
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I I MINING "NEWS OF SOUTHWESTERN OREGON-
.. Edited by Southwestern Oregon Mining Bureau.
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IDIi 15 W,
... Thfi fuimtUH old Gioenhiick mine.
jwtir Xolanri Ik in production once
mora aftyr an idt prriod of about lfi
t"ycarii. . Wcdnrwdhv "'. X. Mn Irion,
'-.ua'joclated with I. K. Klump In the
, pwn(rrship of the property; brought in
.(he first Bold brick which wclphed a
'711ft la over 7 ounces and represented
about one and one-hnlf daya run. Al
, .Lovo Is In chnrRo of the mill and from
-now on It In expected that production
will be practically continuous.
Tim Greenback' was discovered in
tho late 90's and for several years
-ranked as one of the heavy producers
of tho Pacific const, especially during
,(ho time It was operated by Messrs.
Aloffut and Smith and later by Mr.
, Brovoort. Jt Is equipped with 40
at amps, but at this time but five are
being dropped. The past record of
production is In the neighborhood of
12,500,000.
' .Shortly after taking over the pro
perty tho past spring the new owners
c'flUioovered a now ledge about five feet
-wide with n pay.Htreak on the foot
wull running high In gold valuea, In
fact some of It was real plcturo rock.
.Additional work by tho new owners
oh the Martha group, a part of the
Greenback property, doveloped new
bodies of hlRh grade ore also. v ,
It Is predicted that the Greenback,
will shortly climb back in her old
( record of proruction and again be
come famous for tho quantity of the
yellow metal that she gives up.
1 1 1 ST it V NO IT 1 1 WKNT 1 : 1 1 X
OHKGOX I'liATJMM 1-'IKM
Took with gni
Tho earliest ' Investigation of the
black sand a of tho I'aclflc coast of
which thero Is authentic record was
carried on by Prof. W. IV Ulako in
J 803, who found platinum nntJ ii'l
dosmluin to the extent of 10 to 30
per cent of tho gold. Ills expe
rience showed that the farther north
he went on tho California and Ore
gon coast the greater proportion o(
platinum to gold. Subsequent in
vestigation showed this to bo true an
far north us Coos county, but It Is
not true farther north. In fact,
the Alaskan coast hns so far proved
barren In platinum; but I Hake's
statement was accepted as the rule,
with tho result much fruitiest ex
ploration for platinum wus made
north nt Coos county. In 1X73 Prof,
ft, Hi) lima n made an examination of
tho heavy residual sands obtained In
placer mining In Butte county, Cal.,
and showed them to contain: Chro
mlte, gold platinum, lridosmium
( more abundant than platinum) zir
con, magnetite, llmonlle, rutlle, gar
itet and epldotn. He also mentioned
diamonds, topaz and pyrllo. In 1894,
J. A. Kdman first suggested the use
of percussion tables for separating
gold and platinum from black, sands:
he also ,Ravo a good description or
the minentlology ofVlhcso sands.
Since the tlmo of these pioneer
Investigations tho black sands have
been a fruitful field and experimen
tation for a method Vhtch would
economically extract the gold and
tho platinum ami especially has this
been true since Congress authorized
t ho gcologica l survey to Invest Igate
the black sands of the United Slates
(Act of 1005) to determine- new I
sources of platinum production. This
Investigation..- repqft- of which was
made by' Messm. David T. I Jay f
the survey and Itobert II. Richards,
head of the mining department of
tile Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology, nnd published In 1 fi 0 7 under
Anew aspect tin life, o vision us (iroad'w the Uml he traversed.
Tlicsr, soya Judge Dudley Klnscll, have been given to him hy his
Iwn-uinnth adventure as a hobo. Kinscll, former superior jude
W eminent Oakland, Calif., barrister, left home without money
and "hummed" his way from the Pacific to the Atlantic. He' back
home now ' ' '.
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Real;
Event
''starts
TODAY!
Adventure!
at its apox
Love!
in all its leadership a great love
story that leaps from the Barbary
Coast to Tropical Isles.
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Shark.
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ROBERT StyWICEpnurt or afe Spell of UttYultfiS
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BILLIE t)OVE
HARRY T M)REY
CLEO MADISON
TONS OF
TROUBLE",
. A Comedy
PATHE
REVIEW
"PEOOV"
RIDLfiY
at tho organ .
SUlfbAY HARRY CAREY IN "SOFT SHOES"
tho title "Bluck SundH of tha Pa
cific Slope." showed that:
"I'lulinum was found In 120 lo
calities. The Investigation showed
that tho largest field of platinum,
and the ' must profitable : field for
commercial exploitation Is comprised
in Coos, Jackson, Curry and Jose
phlno counties, Oregon, and In Del
Norte, Hlnkiyou, Humboldt and Trin
ity counties, California."
The report, .in commenting on tho
result of tho work . of collecting and
analyzing sevoral thousand samples,
goes on to say:
1 "Tho majority of tho samples rep
resent heavy wasto sands thrown out
of tho slulco boxes In the' cleanup
of placer . mines. They nro concen
trates, but concentrates containing
tho precious metals In such a mix
ture of othor heavy minerals ns to
make It Inipracliniblo for the placer.
COfltT ROOM, DAYTON, Tenn.,
July 17. (A. P.) Tho state of Ten
nessee tuade a formal motion at the
triui of John T. Scopes today to
excludo testimony of scientists from
tho trial of (he case.
William Jennings Brynn closed the
argument for the state, In part, as
follows:
"If the children of today believe
some of the things taught In the
schools, they are taught to scoff- at
the religion of their fathers.
"No person has tho right to say
that they shall rob tho children of
their faith In Ood and send them
to their parents Infldolr.."
The court nsked Mr. Bryan if he
thought evolution involved tho ciues
tion of tho virgin birth of Christ.
. "I am perfectly willing to answer
your question," said Mr. Bryan, "but
I do not think evolution deserves to
bo called a theory, It is an hypothe
sis." "Evolutionary theory has failed
and today thero is not a scientist
who has traced one species to an
other and yet they call us ignora
muses and bigots hocauso we won't
throw away, our Bibles." ,
' "Not only have they no truth but
they cannot find the. beginning.
"Christian" evolutionists said that
God was back there somewhere, but
they do not say where he was.
"Evolution that, begins with noth
ing nnd ends no where," was a de
scription Mr. Bryan used'. "And yet.
they would undermine tho faith of
these little children In that God who
stands back of everything," he said.
"Jf the theory is that -God did not
create th'- cell, then.it could not be
reconciled with tho Bible, could i ?"
Judge Itaulston asked Mr. Bryan.
"Certainly not," he answered
"More than half tho scientists do
not believe there Is a personal God."
according to letters ent
their Grants l'ass plant as. .the. pro-
duction of the black sands warrant'he .said.
and the installation of other plants to one of their number.
at advantageous points. All signs "This doctrine of evolution dis-
point to southwestern Oregon as tho 1 putcs the very thought of tho virgin
center of this production.
been famUlar.' IV y . ;v kt
"It wan frequently,!. difficult 'and
sometimes Impossible, to '-obtuim any
satisfactory statement as to 'tho de
gree of conconfYatlon of tho samples
sent in hy placer miners. All tho
.available Information obtained is
given in tho 'remarks' column of the
tables. I'nsatlsfactory as this col
umn Is, It Is sufficient to show that
Lane County News.
Delay In assessment work on the
Champion group In the Bohemia re
sulted In the property being jumped.
and the outlook is for
n.ltl. Vf n li tl
will! iiit'itiiiD. iiuiiuii. viiiin niiu i
"Sinitliv" nn nnn ain nnrl i-lnrhort !
Lelght of Eugene on tho other. The
outcome will be watched wltji much
interest.
Resumption of drilling on the Cot
tage Grove well of tho Guaranty Oil
company took place last woek with
Messrs. Fleishman and Gjersett In
chargo of tho work.
Drilling contujuos without lntorrup-
to -'t
l.y the .proceKHfcwltlr wWch lite haaJ,,n Lnt r m,inW n .mint wlinro
bfrth, eliminates the resurrection and
the atonement," he answered the
court's question. 'They leave no
ropm for miracles and the BIhle
teems with miracles. They deny by
IorIc every truth of every Christian
lopai name religion." ,
Cline nnd i mi Bi van nuntpri from anoch
hy Mr. Darrow in a Chicago case
in which tribute was paid to Ntetsche
as a philosopher and a picture drawn
of his Influence. Mr. Darrow object
ed to reference to any case othor
than the one under discussion.
Mr. Bryan had spoken of tho Chi
cago lawyer's speech In the Loeb
Leopold trial. To Mr. Darrow's ob
jection, tho JutlRO said: "It will nbt
prejudice tho court." u ,
"Thon it won't do uny good," said
Mr. Darrow. .
The speaker referred to Mr. Dar
row's question to Howard Morgan.
200 feet of miifcAelow tho point whora
gas was stBildk some . weeks ago.
President Olson of the company states!
tU., M.n liauiAr nit.iifitfr mi nnu n t nrflfl fa1
further proof that tho oil structure In .'whool boy witness yesterday, if tho
the Kane county section has novor . teachings In school had done him
been broken and that whatever oil ex- anv harm.
ists thero is waiting to bo tapped. He "Ho should have asked his mother, j
is as confident as ever that it is auho knows whether it hurt her boy.
oil belt of great magnitude., ' (The boy does not.
New Mining Company In Coos. "Any member of a church Is a
Pluns for the formation of a com- better qualified expert on the Bible
If Mm Imnvv sitiwl icltii.li lu nnw fnltli'
to waste In California:' !nnd Oregon pany to develop pold mining proper-(than any. Bible expert who is not a
alono wore saved, &nd that if. In ties in the vicinity of Powers were member or the churcn.
turn, only two-thirds of the platinum formulated last week by r. it. Jack
,hown.to be in the samples where son, chief of ponco of North Ttcud; Dr.
tho exact proportion of pfatlnum hns Phil Koizcr and others. Ten claims
been determined -wore saved from aggregating 200 acres have been sc
.thuse sandH. the total production of cured and two men have boon put at
platinum from these two states work. Tho members of the new or
.would exceed the present consunip- Ranlzation hope to have operations
tlnn nf platinum in the Cntled Htutes. running smoothly by time or the rainy
This does not include tho many spec- season. .
.. ...,... ,. i ..i, r.l Invitation to Editors.
bureau Inviles the editors of the state
grouped together.'
i This report, coupled with tho fact
.that platinum was ns long ngn an
Amen!" cried a voice from 'tho
crowd. J
Mr. Darrow was on his feet to nsk
that the court stenographer "set that
'amen' in tho record."
Mr. Bryan referred to tho fact
that eleven members of the jury are
church members. .
"This is not a mock trial," ho said.
.ittntwliiiir Htnlr nnnn.'il cotivniltfon In
yuH ns long ngn an , " . . Mtrnnt
l!.07 becoming scarce, practically nil ... ' , . t7 . nimnM tlin mln.
era! exhibit arranged for their benefit
of tho quantity consumed being lm
ported a condition that has obtain
cd ever since stirred those Interest
Tho Metals Kxtracthm & Refining
Corporation also extends an invitation,
ed to renewed efforts, .and many,..' h thn h,IPniil, n thn mil
have been tho devices and processes (ors t(). v,m(1 (he ,(la(.k 9Ilm, ll(int'of
that have been brought forward as (ho Coni1JUlv on Saturday morniiw at
r ino recovery or gum n (.1(U.it (n witness the nliint 111 octua
the solution
and platinum from the black sands,
d'n for Innately, mowt of these Inves
tigations have been along some modi
fication of the method of separating
Hands by running water, although
operation,
Note: The process of the MetnU
Extraction Refining corporation
promises to revolutionize tho platinum
Industry of the United States and
many mechanical devices have made . owing to the fact that southwestern
their appearance, t waft n purlieu- .Oregon and northern California is a
Jarly cholco problem for any man's
Imagination. This work went on
year arter year, with device after de
vice nnd process after process tiled
out, found wanting, and thrown Into
l ho discard. As nil problems, howl
ever, have their solution,' tho ono'to
this all-Important question was
bound to come, and It remained for
tbo Metal K.vtiactlon nnd liefinlng
corporation of Ogden., 1'tah, to ntum
;Me on to it after fifteen years pa
tient work. This process In now
qwncd by tho Metals Kxtractlou
JVfining corpora t Ion and consists of
a chemical treatment of the sands
.fidlowed by amalgamation. "
The first plant of this company
was established at (Irants Pass dur
ing tho spring of tho current year
with an Initial capacity of 0 tons
jer day of 24 hours, and with pro
vision for the doubling of this
capacity within 24 hours time. While
tho, plant was not completed until
after tho placer mines had .oloacd
for the summer, they are treating n(
large number of small lots from dif
ferent 9) rts of northern California
and sotitnwoMtern Oregon and
largo potential platinum flold, accord
ing to the United States ueologicai
Survey, Oregon has nn opportunity to
become tho center of platinum produc
tion of tho country.
HAlt KXPKUT TESTIMONY
(Continued from page one.)
Clarence Hitrrow heatedly said that
If such witnesses nro put. on the
stand It would rvt bo proper to cross
examine them. U would bo the
purpnttc of such testimony, bo said,
to show what the defense' expected
to-prove. If tho .defense wishes to
put Its proof Into tho record In the
form of affidavits It has that privi
lege of mr doing. If It puts the wtt
neHttcs on the stand to show what It
expects to prove, then tho stato has
the rlKht to cross examine, said
Judge Itaulston.
An almost heated exchango de
veloped between Mr. Darrow , and
J ml no Itaulston.
Mr. Darrow had asked for the re
mainder of theiay to draw up proof
which the defciiHo wished to present.
The Judge asked if it would tuko that
long. O
Mr. Harrow said he did not under
stand-why every request of tho do
fonsirAvas overruled.
"I hope you do not mean to reflect
on the court." said Judge Itaulston.
'm have a lKht to hope," replied
COURT BOOM. DAYTON, .Tenn..
July 17. (By Associated , Press.)
Judge John T. Kauston announced
this morning that ho had decided to
exclude scientific testimony from tho
trial of John T. Scopes.
The decision was regarded as hav
ing a vital bearing on the length of
the trial.
Yesterday was devoted onttre.lv to
argument on tho question of compe
tency. or expert testimony.
When Marsdon Bishop of this city,
checked tho flow of traffic ovor tho
Pacific highway yesterday from 6 a.
m. till 10 p. m. for the state highway
department ho found tqat 8477 auto
mobiles hud passed his checking, point
in the courso of the sixteen hours that
he had been checking. Mr. Bishop
checks tho flow of traffic on tho Pa
cific highway once a month, sending
a report to tho state highway depart
ment at aKIm for their ready-reference
as to traffic In southern Oregon.
Bibte Thoughtof Tbdau
HOW TO WIN. Trust In (he Lord,
and do good: i halt thoti dwell In
the Innd, and verily thntt shnlt he fed.
Commit thy way unto the- I.ord
trust also In him :' nnd lis shall hrlng
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Needed vigor
. food ,
No 7wt kitchens
"rATS and milk"
. that's th
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Serve the oats with rich, fresh
milk.. . . lots of it Then hot days
will bother you but little.
Just get Quick Quaker. It cooks
in 3 to 5 minutes. ,
That's faster than toast. Cooked
and ready before the kitchen has
a chance to heat up 1
All that rare Quaker flavor is
there ... the flavor you expect of
Quaker Oats.
Cooks faster, that's the only dif-,
ference. And that's a difference
. you wanted, isn't it? .
Cook In
Quick Qua! tcr
3 Co 5 minute
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GOOD MUSIC :
ivrrlntt tho Kohl nml itlallnum
valurs. This tcHthiK wiu'k Is roquls
flle to imulm-tlon of tho sundn nml
jwhen the iilaror mlnrs slnrt oporn
llmt In the full prni'tlrnlly itik of
Ihi'lil will ' O'ii'i'i '' to save the
(Mack ttimlH, nntl, In nildltlon, 'new
-nropemes are holnir exumlm'.O hy rn-M.
m.tsl.le onpllal with the nnnounee.1 . - mvo n rlxht to do soiuelfffng'
llntcnllon of one.Wun, them Oololy ,,se qM Jl(, naulston. I
f,.r the prmlu.tlon of the gold nnd An r,m,t ( rl(,ht th" a,
,ilailnum meisln. Darrow. apparentlv emlrth: tho nlash. 1
: The prodhllon of the rnlted States) Mr. nrv insisted oil tho rlBht of
ireoloRli-Hl survey th tile recovery on examination If tho defense!
of hut two.thlnls of the platinum placed wllnea on the stand In the
values from Iho then wasted blnrfc ahsenee of the Jurjr. Ho snhmllted
winds In callfnrnln nnd Oregon that no onesided rase should go be-,
would exceed the platinum rnnsump- fore the higher courts, (fte thonglvfi)
of the t'nlted States, sei'ms et:tements from the other side shotihr
lion
nl.oiil to he realised, ns Ihe 'Melnls lg sent along wllOtho defense UiH'U
Kxlrnrtlon Ar llefluipg rorpnrntlon luents.
plan on adding 10 the cuMctty oti Mr. Harrow Insisted on havlus the
INTRODUCING THE, 1 ; '
NIGHTHAWK ORCHESTRA
Featuring .
Ahby Green on tle Piano
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TeJdy Q'Ha, Singer and Entertainer .
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July 17 and 18 f : ;
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
NICE CHICKENS AND RABBITS
Lunch Meats of AH Kinds
Beef Roast, per lb. 15c
Beef Stew, per lb. 122c
, Good Bacon, per lb. ... . , . . . : : . . . 30
Full line of Fresh Vegetables
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