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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1936)
Mi SECOND SECTION 4 PAGES SECOND SECTION 4 PAGES EDFOED RIBUNE Thirty-First Year MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 193(3. No. 202. M J-y&ffiZMr Uk MM IN LOCAL MINING D.H.Ferry Says $1,400,000 Spent in Dredge Opera tion During Past Eight Years Back Martin Aims GRANTS PASS, Nov. 30. (AP) Josephine county major gold produc ers, who for years have been reticent on Issuing cost and production fig urea because they believed they might be misused, today threw their weight behind Governor Marttn'a program for mining revival and cre atlon of a state bureau. . Reporting to tha county plan board last night, they announced for mation of an association to Issue ac credited figures through the board's mineral advisory committee, headed by Wm. P. Hayden, to ahow the im portance mining has already achieved. ' Ferry Cites Figures With only portion of the pro ducers reporting, ' they showed that " over $1,000,000 Is invested tn equip ment. D. H. Perry, who operates a large dredge at Grave creek, reported his company had spent $1,400,000 In the laat eight years, In Its new location nd Its previous one on Foots creek In western Jackson county, and had payroll 'of 64 men. He said the pbysicial plant now represents In vestment of $400,000. He cited other largo dredges being Installed. Others reporting Included Earl Nixon, who said $75,000 bad been In- vested In the Esterly mine at Waldo In the last 18 months, with a payroll of 30 to 40 men. and A. R. McGulre, operating the old Channel mine, who said $65,000 had been Invested there In a similar period with approxi mately half of the property devel oped. Railroad Needed James Twohy, regional director of HOLC and one of the sponsors of the proposed mid -Pacific railroad from Grants Pass to Crescent City, said the BEAUTY SUES OPERA STAR i A $200,000 suit charglno him with brsach of promise to marry was filed at San Francisco by Miss Octavla Plcehlonl (riant), 28-year.old beauty against Ezlo Plnza (left), handsome opera baritone. She charged that Plnza proposed to her In 1933 and that she did not learn until recently that he was already married. A year ago Plnza was the center of another suit, brought by his wife against Madame Elisabeth Reth berg, opera soprano, for alienation of affections, but It was afterwards withdrawn. Both Plnza and Madame Rethberg appeared at the San Francisco opera season. (Associated Press Photo Photo of Miss Piechlonl from San Francisco Chronicle) railroad was Inextricably bound vip with future mineral production of the area. He reported steps progress ing rapidly toward a hearing before the Interstate commerce commission to combat a special examiner's report proposing rejection of an application for a certificate. SET LAST GIRDERS O'ER GOLDEN GATE SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. SO. (AP) The last unit was tn place today in the span of the world's longest sus pension bridge, across the Golden Gate. Steel girders, were placed yesterday across the small gap In the 4200 -foot span. The $35,000,000 structure will link San Francisco directly with the Redwood highway which leads along the const ,to the state's northern limit. The Golden Gate was spanned less than a week after the $77,000,000 bay bridge between San Francisco and Oakland was opened to public travel The Golden Gate bridge will not be open to traffic for more than a year. FARLEY IS RECEIVED BY IRISH PRESIDENT DUBLIN, Irish Free State, Nov. 20. OP) President Eamon De ValeTa to day received Postmaster General James A. Farley of the United States. Mr. Farley was accompanied by the United States minister, Alvln M. Owsley, Use Mall Tribune want ads. BANK FORMER CASHIER: Announcement was miwie today of the adoption of the following reso- lutlon by the directors of the State j Bant of Ashland: Whereas, on the 11th day of No-; vember, 1930, George G. Eubanks, cashier of the State bank of Ash land, passed away, and by his death! terminated a lifetime of service to ! the community and many years of j service to this banking institution, and I Whereas, the decease of Mr. Eu- banks is mourned not only by the directors and stockholders of the : State bank of Ashland but by his fellow cltlcens of southern Oregon, and Wherens, Mr. Eubanks had en Joyed through more than 30 years the confidence and trust of the of ficers and stocknoldera of the State bank of Ashland and lta depositors, which trust he had always faithfully and diligently performed, and Whereas, Mr. Eubanks had through his patience, good fellowship and understanding of bis fellow men built up a friendship with the members of the community which can never be replaced. Now therefore, be It resolved by the directors of the State bank of Ashland: That we express to Mrs. George G. Eubanks and to the members of the family, our deep and sincere regret and sorrow over the departure of our loved brother officer. George G. Eubanks, and assure them that his place can never bo filled In the lives of his associates and that we know his passing Is likewise mourned not only by the banking fraternity of Oregon but by the citizens who knew him and hold him in love and esteem. We reel tbat while George G. Eubanks is not with us as a ma terial presence, neverthelsa his ln flunce for honesty, consideration of his fellow men and clean living will still remain In the hearts of those who knew him. Be It further resolved that a copy of this resolution be mailed to Mrs, Eubanks, the Ashland Dally Tidings. Community Chest Help Averts Tax, Hoover Declares SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 20. (AP) A contribution to the com munity chest, former President Hoover says he believes, is a maens Hoover says ho believes. Is a means Rgement of your community nf fairs." ' "If you don't give voluntarily," he. told chest workers here yester day, "the government will tax it out of you to do the work of the chest so you might as well re tain a hand In the management of your community affairs. "Viewing the appeal moro broad ly, you have through this appeal the opportunity of expressing your heart and feeling for your neigh bor. Response to charitable drives springs from the spirit to the end that civilization may become a finer and firmer thlnit." M'CARL CAN BE BALANCED BY STOPPAGE OF WASTE the Southern Oregon Miner, the Med ford Mail Tribune and the Portland daily papers. Hunters Kettirn MIDLAND, Ont.. Nov. 20. (AP) (Canadian Press) Fears several par ties of hunters had been marocned by high waves and fierco gales on the north shore of Georgia bay were set at rest today. Hunters returning from the region said a few postages would enable the hunters to reach open water without difficulty. The Army-Notro Dame grid series opened In 1013 with a 35-13 upset of a great Army team by Notre Dame's fancy aerial attack which consisted of the Gus Dora Is to Knute Rock no tosses. Permanent Relief from Piles and other Rectal and Colon Disorders Why continue o suffer? We hava treit- o ana permanently relieved tnouamai of caul ai severe, as your. Specialists In Stomach, Rectal and Colon ailment. 25 years successful practice. No hospital turzlcatopernrton. No confinement Writ or call for FREE descrlptivr Booklet. Dr.C. J. DEAN CLINIC Phyalclan and Surgeon N.E. Corner Burnsld andOrendAYtnu Telephone EAst 3918 Portland. Ore Ron BOSTON. Mass., Nov. 20. (API John R. McCtirl, former comptroller general of the United States, declared today the national budget "can be and must be balanced by reducing costs of government" an d"stopplng waste." In a prepared speech before the governors' session of the New Eng land conference, he asserted "wo must cut costs everywhere and there are as many points for immedlnte attack as there are government activities," "We should put on the brakes not so sharply as to induce a crash." he snid. "but in such sane manner as to give Immediate assurance that another crash can be avoided, and with such continuing pressure as act ually to avoid another crash. Stop needless spending. Husband our re sources. Make every dollar count. Quit experimenting with our prob lemsget down to business. We must stop borrowing stop increasing our debt and interest load." He declared the re-election of Pres ident Roosevelt by his large majority was In no sense an approval by the Amerlmn people of the mistakes of his first administration. OAKLAND, Calif., Nov. 20. 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