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MEDFORD MATL TRTBUNE. MEDFOTTO. QR3G0N. MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1941.
BIG PROFIT HOPE
; MITCHELLSTATES
No Other Industry . Offers
Greater Opportunity for
Quick Gain, He Declares.
; Ruiiell Mitchell
(Jacksonville, Ore.)
' No other Industry offers
greater opportunities for huge,
quick profits than mining,
either for the prospector, the
grub-staker, or the develop
ment company.
In no other field can a man
or a erouD of men find wealth
more quickly than In the dis
covery and development of
eood Bold vein. In these days
when profits on other invest
mnta are being closely watched
nrf mnervised and when the
stock market is minutely regu
lated, one would naturally think
that men would seek quick
wealth in nome other field. Gold
mining offers the opportunities
that the stock market oia a i
years ago.
Man Profits Seen
A gold mine, when really
productive, produces profits
frnm many directions. Profits
iinni from thn mine itself, from
speculation on its shares and
from a general rise in business
in community. The Increase
in share value is, perhaps, the
most important to the specu
lator. The Income from produc
tion is the most Important to
the prospector and the investor.
Better business conditions are
the result for the business man.
In practically no other field of
endeavor can a man work on
shoestring with the same hope
for reward.
Many small fortunes have
been-taken from the mountain
aides of southern Oregon by
men who had no other invest
ment than a pick, a shovel and
a wheelbarrow. Almost any
gold-bearing vein, with certain
indications on the surface, will
yield enough free gold, if pros
pected intelligently, to put the
mine into operation. I was
mazed to find that practically
nobody Is developing ore bodies
limn studying conditions,
i r.m. n the conclusion that
thine Is needed to stir ip
interest. About aU I could do
was to write and talk. In mak
ing application ' to southern
Oregon. I have used the very
best authorities available. I find
no excuse for the general lack
of Interest.
Cites Fabulous Returns
As a rule a sale of shares
provides the funds to equip and
work a mine. Share values in
the prospect stage are generally
low $1 or less. A strike of
rich ore causes values to rise,
sometimes many hundredfold,
and a small speculation may be
worth a lifetime of hard labor.
Almost any business man could,
if he wished, Invest a few dol
lars in a new undertaking
which holds such Immense pos
sibilities. Business men gamble
on other thirds which have
much less chance of success, but
an investment for the business
man, if wisely made, will come
back a thousand fold in one
or another manner as the result
of the stimulation of business
in the community.
I was reared in the greatest
and largest hard-rock mining
district of its kind in the world.
I have know, men, many men
investing in worthless mines
getting rich in business. Natur-
, ally no one would advocate
making poor investments but
nowhere have I seen great
panic among business men be
cause of a dry hole.
Some sensational returns may
be seen in a study of individual
mines. Of course there have
been failures. There have been
failures in other business un
dertakings, but if men continue
to see failure only, they will
never know any more success.
Success comes as a natural re
sult of intelligent effort and
negative state of mind produces
negative results.
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WIS.
KITCHEN SHELF
TO HAVE
FEWER SPICES
Washington (U.R) The nation's
housewives, already asked to
give up aluminum pots and pans
in the interest of national de
fense, are faced with new
kitchen shortage" a shortage
of tea, spices and other imported
commodities.
Curtailment of shipping facili
ties plying between Mediterran
ean, African, Far Eastern ports
and the United States has cut
off entirely or depleted supplies
of tea, nutmeg, cloves, tapioca,
palm and vegetable oils, cara
way, celery, mustard and poppy
seeds, sage, cream of tartar,
olive oil, dates, Arabian coffee
for special blends, paprika and
extracts used in vanilla and
other liquid flavoring.
Moreover, supplies of tung oil
used in paint; bamboo used in
fishing and ski poles, light
weight furniture; opium, digi
talis, belladonna used for medi
cinal purposes; licorice used in
Second Lieut Curtis M. Jes
ter, whose home is at 526 Bo.
Holly street. Medford, is one of
the officers being trained in
operation and maintenance of
Ford-built military equipment at
the army service school in the
Ford Motor company's Rouge
plant at Dearborn, Mich. He Is
shown working oa the engine of
a "bllts buggy." one of the revo
lutionary midget reconnaissance
cart Ford is building for the
army. Lieut Jester is attached
to the 38th Field Artillery at
Fort Sam Houston. Texas.
Tommies Find No Romance
With Girls Wearing Khaki
London (UP) Complaints
that their uniform is a hind
rance to romance and scares sol
diers away are made by some of
the auxiliary territorial service
in a big northern command
training center.
"Soldier seem to think that
the A. T. 3. is either the old
maid' last hope or else that to
be seen out with one of us indi
cates that a soldier has been un
able to get a girl outside the
barracks" said one of the girl.
What do the soldiers say?
"We want girls who are not In
khaki," said one of them. "We
see too much uniform. The A. T.
S. is a part of the army just as
much as the officers and clerical
staff are part of it, and we treat
them accordingly.
'Just as few men fall in love
with the girl who works in the
same office as themselves, so the
soldier wants to get hi girl
friends from different atmo
sphere from that in which he
spends his working day."
But A. T. S. headquarters in
London were shocked at the sug
gestion that their girl weren't
popular.
"Thl may be true of one
unit." said an official, "but we
have records of hundreds of
marriages between A. T. S. girl
and soldier they have met at
work."
Mow Factory Lawn
Anderson. Ind. (U.R) When a
strike was called at the plant of
the Anderson Mattress Com'
pany by CIO unionists, pickets
wasted no time parading back
and forth. Instead they brought
mowers and cut the grass on
the factory lawn, with their
signs attached to the handle of
the mowers. "
Cloilng tints for Too Lata to Clu
stfj Ad, U 1 :30 p. m.
Forest Defense is National Defense
Wesrs Churchill Scarf
London, Eng. (UP) National
slogans and some of the inspir
ing phrases from her husband's
speeches are printed all over
scarf which Mrs. Churchill, wife
of the prime minister, wore
when she handed over a mobile
club van for the use of A. T. S.
girls in lonely districts recently.
She is president of the Y.W.C.A.
Stored For Britain
Sydney, Australia (U.PJ As a
precautionary war measure for
creating reserve stocks of raw
materials. Australia has shipped
130.000.000 pounds of wool to
the United States where it will
be stored until Britain needs it.
Britain has purchased the entire
Australian clip for this purpose.
Pleases West
San Francisco (UP. This city
has taken on the title of "Fi
nancial Capital of the Vet" by
reason of the fact six of its 21
banking firms are listed among
Join Up Now!
KEEP OREGON
GREEN
ASSOCIATION
BESIDES THE PRIDE that you naturally feel In
the beauties of your homeland, you have a direct
self-interest in Oregon's green forests.
What KEEP OREGON GREEN Means to You :
Scenic beauty which each year attracts hun- .
dreds of thousands of tourists.
Shelter for wildlife which makes Oregon
world-famous as a fiihing and hunting state.
J" The source of twelve cents of every dollar
paid in taxes by all the people to the Counties
and the State.
Steady work, high wages to 604 of all per
sons gainfully employed in Oregon manufacturing.
Sixty-four per cent of the value of goods ex
ported from Oregon, goods which psy for things
Oregonians buy In other states and foreign countries.
In short, Raw Material Crop that assures
permanent, growing industries ana a pleasant,
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Gov, roof Spragut hit deilgtiatid1 this Kr Of torn Ctttn ITV
ArtiUbit st
JACKSON COUNTY CHAMBER Or COMMERCE
Or. If m ran'l rail In rerane. MAIL THIS APPLICATION!
candy and as coating for pills,
and many other Imported prod
uct r dwindling.
Defense official said that
boat which formerly carried
these products from other coun
tries are being loaded "to the
brim" with tungsten, rubber,
tin, mica and other vitally
needed armament materials.
Mediterranean and Red sea
porta, which normally load huge
supplies of seeds, olive oil, medi
cinal and other products, "have
been cut off 100 per cent" from
our use by the war, one official
said.
May Be flteful
Roundup, Mont. (UP) Water
pumped from a coal mine may
be used to irrigate farm lands.
The Musselshell county board of
commissioners has submitted a
project to the Work Projects
Administration for approval un
der which a dam and reservoir
would be constructed.
Family Group Totala 78
Monroe, Ind. (U.R) The Chris
tian J, Schwartz' think twice
before inviting the "family"
home to dinner. Mr. and Mr.
Schwartz, 89 and 63 year old
respectively, have 14 children,
all married, and 64 grandchil
dren, making a total of 78 in the
Immediate family.
Dm Mail Tribune want sda.
MUCH HAY. HURT
BY HEAVY RAINS
County Agent Robert O.
Fowler said today a high per
centage of the hay held in the
field by the showers of the past
ten daya was damaged, and had
little value as feed, he believed.
Work of hauling the hay, after
two day of sunshine, started on
many farms. Cutting of the sec
ond crop 1 expected early next
month.
Harvesting of wheat and other
grain 1 expected to start gen
erally next week. Some is al
ready underway.
The cherry crop has been har
vested, and the small berry har
vest is now under way.
First picking and packing of
the Bartlett pear crop Is ex
pected around July 23 with the
harvest in full blast a week
later. No cannery price have
yet been brought forth. Some
packer and grower predict a
$33 to $40 a ton cannery price,
due to the defense prosperity,
demand for canned fruits, and
a smaller crop than last year in
the Santa Clara valley. No defi
nite figure are expected before
the middle of July.
Refuse SI Greenback
Mobil. Ala. 0J.R F. Taylor
Peck, Mobile insurance man, ha
a $9 bill, but can't find a bank
to accept it. The bill wa issued
in the 1800's by the Peoples bank
of Patterson, N. J.
Cm Mall Tribune want ad.
Chungking, June SO. WV
Sir Arthur Blackburn, counsel-1
lor for the British embassy, was
Injured during a four-hour, two-
wave attack on this provisional I
Chinese, capital yesterday by 63
Japanese bombers. i
The British counsellor law
was. injured and he was pulled
from the debris of the embassy
dugout and taken to a hospital.
Three other Briton were in-.
jured. 1
Property of the American
Methodist mission, already scar-1
red from four previous raids,
was damaged further. One ,
bomb smashed Into the mission
hospital, wrecking equipment
and supplies of medicine.
Sent Over World
Birmingham, Ala. (U.R) Zed
Gaff ord of Butler county exports
hi prize bee to many part of
the world, having sold a total
of 3,500,000 this year. A ma
jority of them went to Canada.
Closing time (or Too late to Clas
sify Ada la 1 :0 p. m.
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