Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 25, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text1 HrflOFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTtT), ORfir.Otf, AT.DCEfir)AY, APT? 17. 25, 1023. This Is Save Your Vision Week i Co-operating With the AMERICAN OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION and the OREGON OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION AVo r liclpiii!? tlii' people of Southern Ore gon to observe SAVK YOUK VISION' WKKK. Tliis week in brine set Hsiile throughout the mil inn to impress upon the mintlx of tin; people the value of good eyesight nnd the importance, of si'icntil'ie eye care. What better time could you select to have your eyes tested .than "Save Your Vision Week?" Come in and see. us at once! . Dr. D. A. Chambers '317 Medford Bldg. Phono 188 Dr. Jud Rickert n a 222 East Main St. ' Phone 1148 ONE DOLLAR The Start of One Thousand One dollar deposited to start a bank account may prove the first step in accumulating a thousand as the result of sys tematic thrift. Start a SAVINGS ACCOUNT today First National Bank MEMBER OP FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $150,000 Reichstein and Deuel MEDFORD FUEL CO. 1118 North Central PHONE 631 Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs now you will have dry wood when your present supply is consumed. 12-INCH OR 16-INCH GREEN PINE SLABS, per load Two Loads $5.00 SYLVANITE MINE .DEAD GORILLA HAS1 SOLD TO EASTERN SIMILAR ORGANS1 : Tho recent mile of the Hyivanlloj JACKSONVILLE, "la'., April 25. j ruup of Hold mines, IS mile (f) I'ano Darwin! 'norm of .Mfillord, Indicate thati a physician la authority fur the ' the new .owner will ichublllt.-ito gtalt1Ilent ,, tho ,,,,, orj,ang , j ...V ,,...l-li; Ill Will I. UIK1 MlfllK 11 back to Iih furluer Importance iui u pold producer. Tho property 1iuh been cloned down and In volved In UtiKatlon since 1921. I shortly after the I'lttHliiiiK-OiCRUti I Mlnlni; company, a I'lttatiurKr I'a., $:t,Ouu.uut) corporation,. compim'd of 1'lttKblirix Inventory, with Vlo tor V. Hrown at tho head, ac quired the property from J. 1. I Davicg and iirwoclaU. The mine was noon cluHed and the property ivns sold hint yeur by an order of the court to ,M. K. .lohnaon and iinwoeiutnt of (Sold 1 1 ill. to mltlrify Miss Cotiito, a gorilla, could not be diKtlnKulxlied from thoso of a 12 or 14-year-old Kirl. The animal, said to be the only female gorilla in captivity, appeared almost human in many respects, in the opiniou of I r. Hnlpli N. Greene, Jackson ville. Iliom colitis, a disease common amnoK liusnvtnH, caused Miss Con- Bo's death yostorday in Sarasota. , The gorilla was valued at 1150,000 by her owner, John Klngling, Sara-' sota circus millionaire. Sho was i captured In 1925 by Ben Burn lion holders. Just a few days aito I bridge, Jacksonville explorer .ami 'the riold Hill people sold the property to a croup of Seattle and I'lttHhurjr inventors, hended by C. C. Coulter of Seattle. 'I'he mino Is made up of a croup of old-llme producing gold mines, three miles out from Gold Hill on the "llli;" Hylvanlte vein, ex tending tliroiigli the Gold Hill llstrlct mid computed of the Cheney, Simmons, Ituy, Huff, Io nian & Cox. and several other jproiierlles of less Importance; all 'adjoining properties. Tho con : nollclntli.il cnnio about In ltild. I tin-ouch J. fl. Davles, a Raorn- mento Iron foundry man of that city, who took over these prop erties and operated them during the war-period until sold to the Pittsburg concern. Daveis, it Is reported, recovered iiio.000 from J the old Cox & Lyman pay shoot. winch was spent In further de veloping the mine. In l!i 10, Just beforo tho prop erty passed Into the hands of DiivIph. Oeorgo l Haff and H. A. Itay of Gold I f I II. part owners and lessees of the property, dis covered tungsten In tho mine and since that time considerable Im portance attaches to the prop erly with tho find of this war inetnl. The tungsten Is found bin game hunter, on tho slopes of Mount Kivu, ISe!,'Iim Congo. . Ur. Greene recalled that Dr. Mob-1 ert M. Yerkcs, member of the Yale I faculty, gnve Miss Congo Intelli gence test in 1925. The animal was found to pos sess a brain equal to that of a C or 7-yoar-oltl child. The scientist said Miss Congo was about that age whon examined. ASHLAND, April 24. Mothers of Ashland Camp Fire girls will be honored on Saturday night at a mother-daughter banquet that will be spread at the Junior High school and served at 6:15. A program Is being nrranged, which will consist of a few brief talks and some lively music. The ban quet will' be prepared under the direction of Miss Hazel Smith, who has charge of tho cafeteriu nt the Senior high school. Three scholarships for tile sum mer art school are to be awarded by the Women's Civic Improve ment club. Wednesday, April 2!i with the gold ore in tho form ! ,P , wr,ls. These three lis or senoellte. Tho mineral occurs In small stringers with quartz. Samples have been taken from ! these stringers, which assay as ! high as 40 per cent tungstlo ncid. Mint tho veins as a whole nvorago less than two per cent. Tho volns j carrying the best grade of tungs I ten have been developed to a .small extent, lint the tungsten ro 1 sources of tho mine have never I been fully determined. This property Is said to demon strate' I he periiiam y of the rich j pay shouts or so-called "pockets" ! In this country In the develop ment f I he old original Cox Lyman strike made In the early I 'Sirs on tho Sylvanlle. George Lynum and the imp Joe Cox. deceased, of ciohl Hill, recovered a comrortablo fortune for them-1 selves near the surface of the ground with their gold strike. Tho iny shoot pinched out to the thickness of n kniro Idaho after going down a few feet and these prospectors abandoned th project, letter p:iushlu. Ray or Gold Hill purchased the pruxpeut and after following the seam down 40 feet, made n verv im portant strike, netting ' a gooil J many thoiiHand dollars In gold. 'The senin again pinched out to a mere trace, but after a few years. I through (he persistence of Itay j In following the pv ,iwn at I minor tiniPH, he struck It richer .than ever In 1x97 at a depth of j l ln feet from the surface of the ground, nnd again the pay shoot pinched out. After Ilavlcs ' came : Into possession of the property lie extended ll drift under this jimyslioot cutting the ore at a 'depth of 3r,o root from tho sur i face. In striking the payshont at this depth It proved to be richer than ever, and it is ro I ported that Davles recovered (I0.- ono In raising on the pay shoot to the 1 10-fout shaft abandoned ! by itay after pinching out to hardly a seam, while tho pay .shoot In the bottom of the tuii : uel Is mi 1,1 to i,p still intact and I more extensive and richer than i that above. The Cox Lyman vein Is a contacting stringer of 'the big Sylvanlte vein and cutting tlle niother vein at right angle. The big vein has been open nt a depth of U'flo feet In a present nhiindened shaft, showing n width of 30 reel nt this depth. The present workings are quite ex tensive, consisting r drift and j tunnel n,ts, cutting the ore ! bodies at n depth of 350 feet. The present equipment of the I mine consists of n 10-stamp mill, with remind mills and equipment for treating l,, free. milling and 1 base ores, as well us modern mine equipment, alt driven by' electrl cal power, , Stolen hues Seining. drown. 4 if MfM VT xaar m . ..... 9low much. HEADACHE RELIEVED QUICKLY Carter's little LWr Pills Purely Vtabt Littv move thf hrrH frp from tffrctt. Thty wliev K tvtlrm of conn ip. tion pnlion whtih many lime cau a Jul! nH achmi Kad. Rrmvinhrr thv arv a doc tin't prrc rrpnon and tan h ,rn wiiK abo Inr' conlirftnca tovry mrmKvr of tht tamtlv All tmi,MM ? and 7c KrJ Paca.fTi. CARTER S LSi PILLS raaoaaacn mm Uof ""' Trinity loplscopal church., Windows and Doors a -ZZZZ rt:ZI irn rntiny nipnl for !lnm!. Fin..! Ki-hului-NhlpH may be unvd in art aiinrcciutlon of Interior decoru- tlon. Olio Hfholarship will .bn awurded to a member of tho Civic Improvement club, and two to HtudPiiU of tho Southern Ore gon Normal nchool. Thoco who wish to have their nam oh consid ered, Hh on Id proKent their nuaUfl eations to MrK. L. S. Brown, 01)0 I lolly Hlreet. before AVednosdny. MIhh Lyla Ludwiek, Mr. Harold Lutlwh-U, MIsh I vet a Urown mid her brother, Orla Urown, "pent the week-end at their lioineH nor CranlH J'uhh. ;aiiiH Cro.sby, Orvlllo Hall and Ml It mi 1'lerce, Ktudents at tho state unlvcrRlty at lOugene. Ore- gun, spent tho week-end viMitinn in Ashland. j Mrs. V. D. Millet Is III at hor home In Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jordan have returned from .Portland, where i they have spent several days vis-1 Itlng and attending the opening baseball Knieswf the season, Walter H. Fnilan on It street, who suffered a slight paralytic (ttroke on Friday. Is reported to j be mueh Improved. ( Mrs. John Hughes, Miss Until Mimhes, and Mr. and Mrs. Wuren ! ndy and duaghter, Dolores, of ; Klamath Falls, are spending tho j weok ond In AHhland visiting Mrs. A. Mu'anix and (taugh'ers at the! Lilhla Apartments. Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Wolf have! returned to their home on H j slreet after n trip tn The Dalles. They made the trip over the Cull- j fornia-UalloH Highway. Mrs. Uls tu. a sister of Mm. Wolf, ac companied them. I Miss Myrta Otterdale of Med-j ford, malinger of the Ashland or- j flee of the 1'aeifie Telephone nnd I Telegraph company, has returned , aTter spending a vacation of sevo-; rat days In t'orttand. ! Word has been received tn Ash- , land of tho recent accidental shooting of J. M. Case beer, n , former Axhland resident, who has, been a resident of Hollywood. ; California. Mr. Cnsebeer received ! un abdominal wound, which . is not thouuht to be of n serious ; nature. The object of the attack, still remains a mystery, but In : thought to have been a part of' the program of a poorly planned holdup. As Mr. and Mrs. Cnsebeer! were returning; home about mid night after attending n lodge' meeting, a young man carrying : a bundle In his arm, stepped out1 of a clump of shrubbery, and, without any sign of warning, snatched a revolver from his pocket and fired nt Mr. Cnsebeer. As the wounded man fell from tho shock, the assailant ran to a ; car. leaped In nnd drove rapidly away. Mr. Cnnebeer knows of 110 1 reason for such an attack. INMIcoi believe that It was a premature shot In n holdup. Traffic was heavy on the high-! way n Sunday, when It appeared that everyone who had a car of any description had It out nnd ' headed towards the hills. The I seiiMon Is at Its loveliest just now. I with the fields of the richest green, orchard trees In bloom, and the "-xreon thing, a-sron In " o n every hand. Kn r mers h a v heen Mimcwhat delayed in spring wnrk on uecount of the frequent rains. C. 1. (laffney Is ntslting at ho TonKery during the coming week. I. K. Hammond, rectot ltmmii Wiwiftft-rf SHINGLES Pioneer Paper Co., Inc. Established 1888 Lot Angpln Sfaltle Son Fr.iici.ro . Spoknue Still Lake Port land Denver TIIKHE'S A NONKEIt DEALER . . . ANIX A PIONEER APPLICATION AGENT IN YOl R CITY. RE-HOOF NOW PAY LATER -i HpHEN the rains will post you nothing! Thousands of home owners have learned that it costs far less to re-rpof under the Pion eer Plan of 3 Way Roof Protection ....because Pioneer Yosemite Rock Surfaced Shingles go right over the old wood....because they never need paint or stain.... because they serve for years without expense ....because they reduce insurance. You can have this roof beauty and permanent protection on payments arranged to fit your budget. Ask about the plan at your Lumber, Building Material or Hardware dealers. ...or from. the Licensed Pioneer Shingle Application Com pany in your city.... or send the coupon for full particulars. 1 rtoF.F.a PAPF.R cnwrAisY. im:. I Ho. 120. Arrdr Si.iImi. J PI.. inl In., wlilintll rhari. or otilif a'lloil. full tl.l.iN of ih. Pinnr.f Plan t I .1 Vat RMf Prolr.liM fr n. honir. ( t r fur Itr.nnorni, on Utty ra.mrnt. . I , .-- . Name . . I A4orr tllr Southern Oregon Pioneer Shingle & Roofing Co. Fhone 629 Corner Third and Fir Streets Medford I'luiisc semi one of your sei-viuo nion to estiuiato my roof and explain the Parlinl Payment riaii. ' , , ' "' Address Help the Lions Club of Medford Entertain the Blind Saturday, April 287 p. m. Send in This Blank The person whose name is given below is blind 'and will appreciate the Lion' Kailio Program: 'iie ' Phone No..' i Address (do have ) They (do not have) a liiitlio set with tubes. ' 1 1 1 ' 1 i A Est ate &A Interest payable every nix months is nljr' that tho Metropolitan Life In surance Company charges oil their Home Loan Plan. Call at our of fico for full par tieulars. Commercial Finance " Corporation 204-5 First National Bank Building Are You Ambitious or are you content to struggle No ambitious young man 01 woman today can afford to miss the opportunities offered iff aviation. ' ' ' ' j Zander Aeronautical " - School, Inc. Medford, Ore. now offers you complete course In flying in new planes of the latest type and UN DER SUPERVISION OF AIR MAIL AND EX-ARMY PILOTS AND INSTRUCTORS. Do not put off until tomorrow what you can do today re member it is the early bird that catches the worm. ENROLL NOW Sander Aeronautical School, Inc. Medford, Ore. c rLi cvcrtT UST -Use This Coupon- Sander Aeronautical School, Inc. Medford, Ore. Pleaso send me full particular-! retarding your complote course la flying. - Name Street city ' : :...L.:...i Ton will Ilk LOS ANGELES : Hour If You 8top al IXTH ad 8FRIKCJ 8TREKII Mail this blank to Marc Jarnuh, Seeretarv Lions' Club care Jariuin & Wootls Dvng Store. - ,'. . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS Q I'AKOKKT STOCK IN mm Dl TROWBRIDGE l" M.MUKIt VAKD mm lb el! tn attend the annual session of the lintierlal shrine, which will' convene there the first werK In. May. Sum U. linker of Grant las and i) E- Ootes of Metlforrt are nlsn rcpresentntives of 1 T I1t.il. i Temple. i AUCTION SALE All of the mining and milling machinery, equipment tools, fittings and stock of business formerly conducted by P. S. Woodin, will be sold at public auction in the City of Grants Pass, April 28, 1928 starting at 10 o'clock a. m. and continuing until sold, at I rimble s old blacksmith shop, between Fifth and Sixth streets on "J" street. Here is a wonderful opportunity to pick up machinery or equipment or odds and ends that you may be needing. A. J. POWERS, Auctioneer. MtWIrXltlM Maw Million Dollar Am w ISO ComfoftAbl. Bsc) tXjOO per day np without bw tUO per d.r up with WA mtONAx notvicsi tapiili Prtosd Coff Wmm? awOrill Wt Check Your Car at th Door .. , H. C. FRYMAN, KJHM 1. WAOCOtt HAB.KT a wAosonsm ii SAN FRANCISCO TURPIN HOTEL to.,5.fti1 I A SPLENDID VALUE 17 Powell Street Market THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION an injtortant convenience tttyou TTilt mupon tntitln bolder foFRFR YtUow Taxi tlpot to Turpi n HoUl. FREE GARAGE T P pbrow w.M.srr.f.. T5 BMB.MrHMHaMr.oB