MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGOX, FRTDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1933.
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Broadcast Schedule
By L. B. SHURTLEFF
Tho Norllng mine, about nine
miles from Medford, being & west
extension of the Opp veins, Is being
equipped with a new mill and will
soon be In operation on a produc
tion basis that will show a good
profit to the owners.
The Norllng mine was located
about 1900 or 1010 by John Norllng,
who uncovered a rich chute of ore
from which several carloads were
shipped and about $15,000 taken out,
one carload alone netting the own
ers some $6000.
The property then changed hands,
passing to Frank Newman and asso
ciates, who did a lot of development
work on the main veins, and the
property was then transferred to
Wold brothers and Fred Colvig. The
property was being held by location
and assessment work and when min
ing became Inactive, following this
period, the claim was abandoned.
Two years ago It was located by
Charles and John Schump and some
r work was done at that time and It
' was held by them until June of 1032,
when It was taken over by the pres
ent owners, Don Marvin and Edward
Law, who paid cash for the property.
Development work has been car
ried on since and enough ore of
commercial grade developed to sup
ply a 20-ton mill for two years. More
than 2000 tons of that ore that will
average $15 per ton Is now In sight
and the partners have a hundred
tons broken down that will show
recovery of better than $25 per ton.
A ball mill, manufactured by Bar
nett fc Hooper of Grants Pass, Is
now on the way to the property,
which will be equipped with gravity
concentration and flotation.
Mr. Law, who was in Medford re
cently, arranging, through the South
ern Oregon and Northern California
Mining association, to have the road
to the property opened up to permit
' the transfer of the mill to the prop
erty, assured the writer that the In
stallation of this equipment would
, make the mine a profitable small
producer and that, within a period
of 30 days, It would be In operation,
employing five or six men to start.1
This is but one of a number of
like activities In a mining way that
Is due to be placed on a productive
basis with the assistance of a little
co-operation for the Industry
A number of Important matters,
among which are proposed legislative
enactments vitally affecting the min
ing Industry of this section, are to be
considered at a special meeting of the
Southern Oregon and Northern Cali
fornia Mining association to be held
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms
at Medford this evening at 7:30. A
full attendance of the membership Is
desired.
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TO CLASHJONIGHT
Central Point plays Gold Hill at
Gold H1U, Jacksonville plays Rogue
River, and Talent plays Phoenix at
Phoenix In the seventh round of the
secondary schools' basketball league
of the valley tonight. Phoenix, with
six wins and no defeata, now leads
the league, and Central Point, with
one defeat by Phoenix, holds a tight
grip on second place.
Central Point nearly got knocked
over by Jacksonville last week, and
In going to Gold Hill tonight they
will have to watch the loose ends, be
cause the Gold Hill boys are danger
ous on their home floor. Hammersly,
Walker and Kell can all shoot, and
with the encouragement of the home
crowd, they are apt to ring In unex
pected basket.
Children's frocks msde. Gladys
Natwlck Shelby. 19 Garglll Court.
Saturday.
8:00 Breakfast News. Mall Tribune.
8:05 Musical Clock.
8:16 Peerless Parade.
8:30 8hopplng Guide.
9:00 Frlenshlp circle Hour.
0:30 Today.
9:45 Shoppera' Tour.
10:00 U. 8. Weather Forecast.
100 Schubert's Love Songs.
10:30 Morning Comments.
10:45 Martial Music.
11:00 Neapolitan Nights.
11:15 Quartettes Parade.
11:30 Song and Comedy.
13:00 Mid-day Review.
13:15 Popularity.
13:15 News Plashes. Mall Tribune.
13:30 Martial Music.
1:00 Patriotic Program.
1:15 Varieties.
1:30 Oregon Ramblers.
3:00 Dance Matinee.
8:00 Songs for Everyday.
3:30 KMED Program Review.
3:35 Chandu Review.
4:30 Across the Seas to Hawaii.
6:00 Popular Parade.
8:45 News Digest.
8:00 Medford Theater Guide.
8:05 Andy Slough, Entertainer.
6:20 Dinner Dance Music.
7:00 Eventide.
7:30 to 8:30 Tour Pavorlte Dance
Bands.
WALL PAPER
All new 1033 patterns of an ex
clusive line Just received.
K. D. ROSS CO.
23 So. Grape St.
BOWLING
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CITV LEAGCGE
Elks
1st 2nd 3rd Total
(Continued from Page One)
Roy P.ultt ,
J. Gill
H. Rankin
R. Devore
jo. Eada
Handicap
, 184 209 170
, 179 178 191
. ISO 147 174
. 114 138 147
. 228 156 162
. 34 34 34
563
648
601
399
644
104
give him that. No final action can
be taken In congress uncu Mr. twono
velt assumes public leadership of the
disorganized forces.
The man behind the Harrison In.
vestlRatlon was lt first witness-
Bernard M. Baruch.
Dn to now he has been lightly
treated for a man who gave 640.000
to the Democratic campaign. His
closest friends assert he has not been
consulted by Mr. Roosevelt about the
cabinet. Neither has he Been oiierea
a place In It. B would not accept
and Mr. Roosevelt probably
that.
His Warm Springs conference with
the President-elect was on his eco
nomic recovery Idea.
Totals-
J. Watson
U. White
H. Strang
P. Diamond .
V. Strang
Handicap
917 862 878 2657
Bootery
. 1st 2nd 3rd Total
145 111 153
. 143 147 110
. 148 143 108
. 182 148 198
. 144 144 144
. 59 59 59
409
400
399
528
432
177
knows
Totals .. 821 758 772 ?369
Tonight: Gates Auto vs. Fluhrer's
Bakery.
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Visitors welcome at our 10:15 Sat.
morning Tap-Acrobatic class. See the
progress made In 6 lessons at the
Kay Kastle Dance Studio. Hotel Hol
land.
CLARA HURLEY
DIES AT TALENT
Clara Belle Holdrldge Hurley,
daughter of Windsor and Ella Hold-
ridge, was born December 19. 1873, at
Cortland. IIU and died February 17
1933, of heart disease, at her home
near Talent.
At an early age she. with her par
ents, moved to Sac county. lows
where they lived until 1908; when
they came to Talent, where she has
since resided.
In August. 1909 she was married
to Delwln O. Hurley.
She joined the Methodist church
when quite young, out at her mar
riage she placed her membership n
the Seventh Day Baptist church of
Riverside, Cal., to which she his
since belonged.
She leaves, besides her husband,
two brothers, 0. W. and Frank L.
Hold ridge, both of Talent.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day, February 20, at 2 p. m., at the
Methodist church tn Talent, with
Dodge Bros, in charge.
a nral western sales and adver
tising campaign Is announced today
by the National Biscuit company. The
campaign will feature brands of mer
chandise made in the west.
A special western organization is
maintained by the company. Hun
dreds of Pacific Ccast residents are
employed and hundreds of thousands
of dollars are spent in this territory
every year for raw materials and
wages.
Western bakeries of the National
Biscuit company are located in Se
attle, Spokane. Salt Lake City, Port
land, Sun Francisco, Los Angeles and
San Diego. Sales agencies are estab
lished in these same cities and also
in such Important distributing points
as Tacoma, Helena. Great Falls, Poca
tcllo, Oakland. Stockton, Sacramento,
San Jose. Fresno. Riverside, Long
1 Beach and Phoenix.
Growing Deaf With
Head Noises? Try This
If you are growing hard of hearing,
suffer from head nolws. due to ca
tarrh or fear catarrhal deafness, you
should know of the Internal medi
cine which has already brought bless
ed relief to thousands of catarrh suf
ferers. Secure from Jarmln fc Woods or
your druggist 1 oa. Parmlnt (Double
Strength). Take this home and add
Vi pint hot water and a little sugar.
One tablespoonful ;our times a dav
should bring quick relief from dis
tressing catarrhal head noises, clogged
nostrils, difficult breathing and drop
ping mucous. All threatened with ca
tarrhal deafness need simple, effective
Parmlnt.
Plant a Vegetable Garden Now
Grow your own vegetables. There is nothing that
tastes as good as freshly picked vegetables from your
own garden. A PACKET OF VEGETABLE SEED
COSTS YOU ONLY 5c. A complete vegetable garden
containing ten varieties of your own choice can be
planted for only 50c or less.
See Us before you buy
F. E. SAMSON CO.
229 N. Riverside
Congreselonal leaders are privately
willing to confess now that all tney
hope to get through In the remaining
days before March 4tn is me uans- i
runtcy bill.
Hopes are still being held out for
farm mortgage relief and the Glass I
bank bill.
:
Wanted 13 children, 8 to 13 yeais.
for special Tap-Acrobatlo Dancing
class, starting Sat. a p. m. Coupons
redeemed. Enroll now. Phone 710.
COiARY QUINTS
Buy your coffee just as carefully
as you make it. If you do,
sooner or later you'll try
Schilling. Till then - Wing.
of the Morning to you
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For
Percolator
or coffee pot.
Specially
prepared for any DRIP Maker.
Yilier papers in each tin.
S PIC ES" EXTRACTS TEA" BAKING POWDER
THue Eflomme Grocery
"Serves you right" "You order we do the rest"
606-608 East Main Free Delivery Tel. 743
Get 100 Free
Votes with Each
SI Cash Purchase
Only Two Weeks
Until Contest Ends,
Pay Your Bills Now
Buy Here Saturday
Pillsbury Flour
49 lbs. S1.39
Pillsbury Pancake Flour
lV2-lb.pkg.10c
Pillsbury Pancake Flour, 2V2-lb. pkg. 19c
Buckwheat and Corn. Pancake Flour.
2V2-lb.pkg.25c
Fluhrer's: Famous Malted Milk Choco.
late Cake. Saturday Special at
the Home Grocery w I W
Free popularity votes with eacti cakell
Pillsbury Wheat Bran
100 Bran. Large pkg.
18c
Groceries-Fresh Fruits and Vegetables-We have everything. High grade Meats
Dairy Products Bakery Goods Fountain and Candies.
THE HOME GROCERY IS OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
fZk HURRY! Sde Ends Soon! .
Pr.rd Exceptionally Low for this Sale!
$795 UWMROOM SUITE
Inner Spring MATTRESS
Extra One 169-coil Spring Cushion Mattress filled
with 28 lbs. of felted and compressed cotton lin
tcrs. Good damask covering. Roll edge. Compare
it with others selling as high as $14.95!
Helical-Tied COIL SPR1
You can depend on this 99-eoil double deck Spring,
helical tied ! It's one of the best modern Springs
now sold. Fits either straight or bow end beds.
Finished green enamel.
21x27 inch PILLOWS
The best for rest and comfort you aver had!
Selected duck and hen feathers; also duck and
roose feathers. Covering of first grade feather
jroof ticking. Far below regular price!
98
One of the tttdst outstanding values in this truly remarkable tale of Home Fur
nishings! Both Davenport and Club Chair nro generously sized.
Frames'of seasoned hardwood, double dowclled and hot glued.
Covered all over, including reverse cushions, in high grade home
spun tapestry. Choice of green or rust A quality two-piece Suite
'hrough and through from its sturdy construction to the careful
iloring that stamps it at once "expensive."
$4975
At a Remarkable Savins!
Celled 4 "Dinette" because H 'a purposely ,
dtttined for the smell dinhtf room.
Extension table (full length 36 x 64
Inches) and 4 chairs veneered In
choice Walnut on hardwood. High
grade construction. Chair seats cov
ered in fine repp. Note specially the
heavy, well-proportioned legs on
ach piece I
2
975
More Proof that Ward's Lead in Values I i
$1075
Here is another February Sale talue triumph! . . . This specially beautiful Suite
mmes near to being the f nest bargain of them alll Handsomely designed
and excellently made, it comprises a panel bed, chest, and choice
of dresser or French vanity; or, if you wish, choose the poster bed
and Hollywood vanity at a slightly higher cost. Each piece fine y
veneered in Walnut on hardwood and polished at an exquisite
finish.
fflm$ Jagl? Mffim wm,
Jgssgg&x? feksi' sMsimm w:r;
$1895 $2495 $398
22
per foot
$189
9 a 1Z Axminstcrt
Choose from a distinctive variety of
Persian and floral designs. Quality
woven Rugs very much reduced
9x12 Frlnced Axminstcrt
Fine Chinese and Persian Patterns
with beautiful high-lighted grounds
and effective borders. Colors
through to the back. Rich color
ings! Special Sale offer!
Fell Bji Rugs
Light weight long wearing. Hand
some designs. F.asy to keep clean.
SIZK: 9x12. They re bound to go
quickly!
Felt B Yard Coods
Extra heavy for longer service. 6-f t
wide. Fine selection of patterns. Buy
real quality at this unusual price!
27 x SO Axmlnttsrs
A really fine collection at a gemilnt
saving. Include fringed and non
slip. Luxurious to the tread. A super
safe value !
Medford, Ore.
117 So. Central
Phone 286