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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-04
BRUINS, BEARS CLASH

BERKELEY. April 4 oUP)-Coach
Brutus Hamilton will take 80 men
with him when the University of
California track team invades Los
Angeles tomorrow night for its meet
with University Of California
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-04

football players of all time, unde-
teatcd since he turned to profess
slonal wrestling, will tanglc vita
Hank Matheney in one half of a
double main event and Pantheon
Manlopig, Filipino champion, will
meet Box Car Jacobs in the othe e
half.
In the opener Ramon Sevilla of
Mexico, will face Sonny Lamont.
a former vaudeville performer.
Strobe, who uses a variety of fly
ing tackle and flying blocks to rem
der his opponents unconscious is
presently being touted as one of
the best entertainers in wrestling.
Matheney is no SLOUGH.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-04
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

los AogrieS extra boitrr =.
ssssae A msis q
Mfg milk .-.... -
AGATE gatAsss9 sEvA4 ..,..,.. %
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-04
L. A. BANKS
T.. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES Apr.
TraAea Tlerlra
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-04
Grid Star Goes To Mat

former football star, eX-vaudeVille performer az
man from the Philippines and the heaviest man in wres
Ting Toss them together and you have tonghs wrestling
card at the city limits arena;
Woodrow Wilson Strodc one of the greatest Negro
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-04-04

Ls TT
y ANGELES Apr.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16

OVER THE COUNTER
Wash Water Power 1OS.75 1000
Montana Power Pfd. 1O6.50 1OS.OO
METALS
Lead, New York. .05A
Zinc, New York..........-..-..-..... $3.50
Copper, mestic....-..-.-..---- liz
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16

ands of which today are idle await
ing the necessary dollars which
will bring them to life, it seems an
astonishing thing that nearly half
of the RIGS small mining fund
has never been utilized.
The hesitancy of Congress to
loosen the restrictions on mine
loans and the reluctancy of the
RFC to liberalize its administra-
ton within the terms of the act is
difficult to understand when it is
realized that of the $5,087,SOO
loaned $2,370,OS7.55 already has
been repaired, or about AZ per
cent. In fact, three quarters of
the original $10,OOO,OOO is still
available for those borrowers who
have the hardihood to try and quail
fly for loans.
Contrast, if you will, the record
made by mining as against business
(using the RIGS own Distinction
40 times as much money has been
loaned to business enterprises" as
to the mining business" although
the first repaid to date only 20 per
cent and the last Al per cent.
1t looks as though the mining
business" on a repayment basis to
date, is a 38 per cent better risk
than business enterprises.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16
HECLA PRES.
MCCARTHY
PASSES on

SPOKANE-James F. Mccarthy,
70, president and general manager
of the Hecla Mining company at
Wallace, Idaho, died March 6 in
a local hospital. He had been un-
dergoing treatment for a heart and
kidney ailment since Feb. 25.
Besides his national reputation as
mining engineer and executive,
Mccarthy was one of the outstand-
ing Catholic laymen of the West.
In 1896 he was awarded the De
Smet medal given annually by
Gonzaga University to the layman
considered to have contributed most
to the cause of the church that year
Born in st. Clair, Pa, Mccarthy
grew up in the mining business.
After a brief experience in Central
America, he came to Spokane in
1897 and the following year went
to the Couer d'Alenes of North
Idaho, as engineer. and assayer of
the Mammoth Mining company.
In 1903 he went with the Hecla
company and in 1910 assumed the
position he held until his death.
Outstanding Producer
Under his direction, the Hecla
mine was developed into one of the
producers of the West,
$2S,OOO,OOO in dividend
payments
With the Bunker Hill and Sulli-
van company, Hecla acquired the
Star mine and established the Sui
Ivan electrolytic zinc plant.
The Chester and Polaris mines
and the Union, near Grand Forks,
B. c., as well as the Helene gold
mine in Madison county, Montana,
also were developed by Mccarthy.
His early mining experience was
with the New York Metallurgical
works and the Dos Hermanos Min
ing company, the Montserrat Mining
and the Honduras Rosario
Mining company. all of Honduras.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16

Among the various classes of
loans this federal corporation is
authorized to make are those for
rural identification, which show
little return of the principal, and
loans for the repair of properties
damaged by earthquake, fire, flood,
etc. which are probably in the
nature of emergency rehabilitation
and which do not and probably
are not expected to show much re-
payment.
The report of the reconstruction
Finance Corporation issued Deem
Der 81. 1899, showing the condi-
ton of all loans made to that date
indicates that although a great deal
of fuss is being made in an attempt
to slacken the requirements for
small business borrowers, the cor
poration actually loaned $2O4,701,-
1857 to business enterprises and
that to the date of the report only
$70.195,027 or around 29 per cent
has been repaid.
There was originally set up for
mine loans the incredibly small
sum of $4,000, OO0-small. that is,
in comparison with the astronomical
amounts authorized to be loaned 10y
the RFC in other directions and
to the vast sums loaned by the
various agricultural agencies.
Due in part to the restrictions
thrown around the mine loans by
law, and in part to the difficulties
placed in the way of the borrower
by the legal department of the RFC
only $5,OS7,SO0 or slightly more
than half of the amount authorized
was ever loaned. About $3.50, 900
went to borrowers in the Glass B
category for mine development
purposes or less than Is per cent
of the total borrowed. AS the life
blood of mining is the constant
development of new mines, thous-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16
Ellis Gold Mines
Install Machinery

MISSOULA ~ Dragline dredge
and diesel power plant have been
Installed on placer property locat-
ed on Eustache creek in Nine Mile
district west of Missoula by Ellis
Gold Mines Co., Harry Suedmeyer.
pres. Maxville. Melvin McPheters
of Kalispell, is ry-treasurer
and Ralph Bowers of Stark. Mont,
is vice pres. Directors included P.
G. Gutensohn of Whitefish. and
Henry Kruse of Philipsburgh. OPP
erations have been in progress since
last August.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16

You get odds want either in Of the gaming
talk right The the
and the sympathy OF other mine The Miners Voice
sypathize with
colartocoa the standpoint of mining economics
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16
Farm Jury FavOrs
Placer Mine Case

The placer mining industry OF
the Northwest scored a 100 per cent
victory in a suit just completed in
the Circuit Court of Baker County,
Oregon, when a jury consisting of
two businessmen, two mining men.
and eight farmers rendered a
unanimous verdict in favor of the
Sumpter Valley Dredging Co.
charged by R. c.. Lloyd, a rancher,
with rolling the Powder River from
which he secured water for irriga-
ton purposes. and damaging his
bitches, land and crops to the extent
of 100000 during the years 1888
and 1899.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16

The debates from Montana Normal college Dillon quoted
trying to the School Mines speakers that the u A.
told Al Nj. b.
U s
reports
knife
in-theb back
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16

industry was disappointed. We haC
| 10 do most Of the talking Yer!
few significant questions were ask
ed A great deal of information
vas voluntarily offered by the in
dustry. and after the meeting. a 49,
mage statement, supplementary tc
the conference. was submitted by the
industry. Five months, and more
have passed We are still waiting
for the answer
We insist that a thorough exam
ination Of the facts was not made
before the duty concessions on zinc
ore and slab zinc were determined
upon. We submit that the fact that
the Bureau OF Mines was not con-
suited is a strong indication of the
correctness of this statement Fur
thermore, apparently the analysis
since published by the Bureau of
Mines, the government authority on
metals and minerals, has carried
no weight with the trade agreement
organization. and this, we believe,
warrants our vigorous protest.
Canadian Agreement
Finally, we point the Clause XIV
of the Canadian agreement. which
reads in part, as follows:
The government of each country
reserves the right to withdraw or
TO modify the concession granted
on any article under this agree
ment. or to impose quantities reg
ulation on the importation of any
such article if, as the result of the
extension of such concession to other
foreign countries, such countries
obtain the major benefit of the con-
cession and if in consequence i'm
ports of the article concerned in
crease to such an extent as to
threaten serious injury to domestic
producers.
We submit: Cd that third coun-
tries have obtained the major bene-
fits of the duty concessions, as
evidenced by the fact that 1899 i'm
ports show that Canada was re-
sponsible for II per cent; Peru, 14.5
per cent, and Mexico, 59.4 per cent
(2) That in consequence, imports
have increased to such an extent
as to threaten serious injury to
domestic producers; CD that the
industry has applied for relief under
Clause XIV, but without result.
In presenting its case to the ways
and means committee the American
Zinc Institute emphasized that there
are provisions within the Canadian
agreement itself, the agreement re-
sponsible for the duty concessions
on zinc. which could and should
have been exercised to rectify the
error and repair the damage. We
reiterate this point, but because of
the fact that in no case has the
escape clause on any item in any
agreement been exercised we are
beginning to despair of any excep-
ton in our case, regardless of the
facts. Therefore. we respectfully
urge this committee to consider
curbs or mandatory provi-
sions to be included in the act if
it is extended, which will ensure
review and revision of duty conces-
sions when indicated. We believe
that the amendments suggested by
the American Mining congress would
afford established American in
dustries this vitality needed protec-
ton.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16

Well well well and winthrop W. Aldrich the Chase
National Bank
free gold market with free coinage Of gold Maybe again
holding
calling
for gold. That, would be necessity
Congressman
izing he in B
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16
Mine SURVEY
VOLUME NEARS
COMPLETION

BUTTE Compilation of the
most exhaustive study ever made Of
Montana mining properties is near
ing completion with the directory to
be published in the early summer
Carl j. Trauerman, supervisor Of
the PWA Mineral Resources survey
announced today.
The directory will be published
under the auspices of the Montana
Bureau of Mines and Geology in
cooperation with the State Mining
association and the Work Projects
administration. DR. Francis A.
Thomson, president of the Mon
tana School Of Mines, is sponsor
supervisor of the directory.
"A similar directory, not nearly
so complete, was published in 1885"
Dr.. Thomson said. This last edi-
ton of 1900 was exhausted almost
Immediately although there are still
requests for it.
1.-The new publication will have
even more general interest; not
only to people actively engaged in
mining but to makers Of mining
machinery and equipment and to
people contemplating investment in
Montana mining properties, the
president concluded.
When completed the directory
will contain data on ASP lode mines
and the 265 placers now operating
together with maps Of districts and
a historical record of each property
Information for the directory was
obtained from missionaries sent
to operators by the Mineral Re
sources Survey. At the present time
all but Is of the questionnaires
have been filled out, the remaining
operations to be described from in
formation derived from previous di-
rectories and annual reports.
About 200 pages in length, in
the index, the directory will
be arranged by counties with
map of the county showing the To-
cation of mining districts in the
county. rivers. roads, trails, rail
roads and power lines.
The typical item from the direc- I
tory given below shows the type
and arrangement of the information
given on each mine.
BeaVeFnea0 county.
DAVIS, (RALPH Ed
SYNDICATE.
OFFICES: Box 266, Dillon
Montana, 1910 Union National +
Bank Building, Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania.
OFFICERS: Ralph f. Davis,
Pres, c. Costa Miller, Gen.
Mgr. and Eng; Charles F..
Stout. Foreman.
HISTORY: Most of the
ground was drcdged about 1900
and the present recovery is
from old dredge tailings.
PROPERTY: Patented gold
placer ground about 8 miles in
length, near Bon Accord, gold
mostly fine particles and assays
1925 fine
OPERATIONS: Handling
about 1000 Gu. yds.- per day.
by dredging, dragIine and hy-
draulic operations.
EQUIPMENTS: Electric, Diesel
and gasoline power. yd.. 1875
IT. boom, electric Monaghan
dragline. 5000 yd. floating
washing plant. 37-B-Bucyrus
dragline and 5000 yd. washing
plant. r. Do dOzer and cleo
trio welder. Churn drills. g
stage high pressure electric
pump for hydraulic operation.
REMARKS: During the ac-
tive season 25 TO 30 men en-
plOyed.
In addition to the approximately
so mines operating, mines which
ire not operating but are of gem
raj interest are listed. An index
o be completed later will be cross
ndexed so as to list mines by
names, names of operators. area
md stratigraphic and fossil for
nation.
Nickel With chrOr,iupn a,d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16
Zinc Miners Protest
Canadian Trade Pact

reciprocal trade with Canada
March
in which
Prndncers association and American Mining
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16
Here and There.

When District Judge j.
Miners Union strike disqnafying affidavit filed Anaconda
dqualyng himself he the the University
o
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Mine Firms Prove
Selves Top RFC Bets


public
der In STAY in husi
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-03-16

Judge Lynch called
edings trial
violation
eight hour collar collar shift the
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

En- cuanto a la protection de
las personals que rodean al en-
fermo, debe ser tomada muy en-
serio 81 Sc quiere evitar que ei
case aislado degenere en- epide-
mia. Els indispensable familia-
rizarse con la idea de que ell reu
matismo articular agudo es una
enfermedad "contagiosa" 10 mis-
mo que la tifoidea, ell sarampi6n
O la difteria. Las personals no
contaminadas Y sobre TODD los
ninDOs, deberan evitar un CON
tactic demasiado intimo con e.
enfermo, especialmente durante
ell periodic agudo de la Affection.
Los que curen a los enfermos sc
lavaran las manos despues de
cada contacto Y Sc enjuagarsn
la boca y la nariz con perborato
de soda o, todavia mejor, con
fluoruro de sodio que tiene la
ventaja de penetrar profunda-
mente en- los tejidos. Esto es to-
do 10 que podemos recomendar,
v TODD 10 que sabemos,
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
Las PuIsdciones

SN~ NDfN%@
Los pue estudian las pulsa.
clones politicas en- ell Estado, er
cuanto a los candidates a gobar.
nador, egtiman que Fuller VIZ
rren y Francis P. Whitehair, q
pr;m-ro ape ado por la ma.
quniaria" de Valz y Ell segund,
por Pat Whitaker y Ecls amigos,
son les candidates que marchau
en- la vanguardia.
Warren, segdn las 1litmas no
ticias, espera ganar facilmente,
ademas de les condados donde
tiene fuerza, los condados de
Jackson Y Washington. Warren
cuenta con muchos amigos en-
Dade.
Wlhitehair tiene perddio al.
gin terreno en- Ell condado oe
Oillsborough, donde Patty avar-
"a; pero en- cambio Sc lie acredi-
tan, en- la Ultima hornada", los
condados de Volusia, Brevard,
Seminole Y Orange.
Los amigos de Whitehair en-
este Condado Sc italian bajo ell
commando del Senador Pat Viii
taker.
Fred l.. Touchton proeura Ell
Gpoy ode los hombres de nego-
cios del Estado y afirmase que
ACADIA de hacer buenos ,contac
tos en- Miami y Key West.
Walter B. FRASER, el 'eiuda4
dano de San Agustin, sigue ga
nando amigos y aparece con
nuevos adictos en- Dade.
Spessard Holland, ell senador
de Barlow, sigue hacienda una
propaganda "dormida", PERI
tiene la seguridad del apoyo ds
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

Gnico capaz de preservar al en-.
fermo de una valvulitis o de una
pericarditis.
BESIDE que la terapia del "cho,
que" ha conquistado un sitio de
honor en- la terapeutica moder-
ma, Sc ha tratado de aplicar este
metodo en- los casos de reuma-
tismo articular. Inyecciones in
travenenosas de plata coloidal,
de leche esterilizada, de pepto-
ma, son p~reciosos ayudantes. FL
sol es tambien un gran dispen-
sador de beneficios para los reu
maticos y los rayos ultravioleta
pueden suplirlo en- eiertos casos.
Pero y este es de primera
importancia- e. existe una pro
filaxia antirreumatica indivi-'
dual y colectiva? Por ell momen-
to esta todavia en- ell limbo. En-
10 que concierne a los sujetos
que han sufrido va un ataque de
reumatismo articular, esta reco-
mendado hacerles hacer, de
cuando en- cuando, una cura de
salicilato de soda de la cual Ell
medieo debera establecer las
condicionss exactas. En- cuanto
a los convalescientes, no deben
entrar en- la vida normal sine
muy progresivamente.
En- la America del Norte, In.
glaterra, Suecia, Noruega,-pai
ses en- los cuales el reuma arti-
cular hace estragos con una vio-
lencia muy particular, Sc han
creado ~sanatorios especiales err
los cuales los enfermos guardian
cana y son tratados, ademas del
salicitato de soda, por la hidro-
terapia Y la helioterapia. No Sc
les firma su billete de salida ST.
no mucho tempo despues de la
desaparici6n de todos los sinto-
mas m6rbidos.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
Las ~Insc7Tpcinoes

Armenian las insor;peiones
en- todos los barrios. Con fire.
cuencia Sc ven a~utom6viles con
los ncmbres de candidates q
puestcs de poca i~mportancia.
Los amigos de Lornezo Her.
nandez, sin hacer ruido, aumaa
tan Ell nlimero de sus inscripcio-
mes, con ell fin de reelegir al es-
timado jowen latino.
Nick Nuccio tiene va ell triu1
70 en- Ell %"saco", aunque Napoli
vista diariamente a veintenas
de personas y es un muchacho
simpatico.
AL C'niaramonte mantiene
sus ~contactos y puede darse por
segura su reelection.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
~aATENcC1oN nRoPtETA-
RICSl
CITACION

Por eTte medic Sc eta a todos
los propietarios en- general, de
Ia Ciudad de Tampa, nara que
asistan a un Gran Mitin de SUI
ma impcrtancia, lie t.ndra Iu-
gar en- el salon de la Sociedad
Italia, g. ave. y Gale 10, Ell
Domingo dia Is de Febrero, a
las 200 p. m.
Este Mitin es llamado por las
de- Asooiaciones de PrcYieta-
lios para discutir Ell proyecto
oh Alcantarillado.
Considerable la importancia
de este Mitin, suplfcase la mas
runtual asistencia.
Queda invitada la Prensa Y
los Consejales.
Por ell Comite,
Accciaci6n Protectora de
Propietarios
G. CusmanO, Secretario.
Freeholders Association,
L.. A. Roberts, Sscretario.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
DEL PALENOUE POLITICO

los cosecheros de naranjas de-
Fstad.o.
Algunos de los expertcs EN- el
Estsdo cp;nan que Patty ganara
q Csndado de Hilsborough.
Los otrcs candidates en- la pa
iestra 10 son Burton Schoepf,
dc Tampa, al amigo Y protegid3
politico del viejo Townsend; J.
E, Barbee, Ell pastor de jackson
vile; Hans Walker, de Ocala, ell
"caballo negro, y Ell iuez j. H.
Cnacy, de Panama City.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
Don't Cough Your Head Off
Get MenthO-M uISiOn!

fig syrup makes Mentho- Mulsion
cling to your irritated membranes
as Il acts faster, better. Mentho-
Mulsion is safe; and the whole fam
ily win like its tangy taste. Keep
this remarkable cough medicine on
hand ready for instant use at the
first sign Of q cold or cough.
Insist on genuine Mentho-M ulsion.
The large silver and green package
containing as doses for 75t and 100
doses for $1,25,
Mentho-M ulsion Is endorsed by.
your neighbors and guaranteed by
leading druggists everywhere lady,
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
Ell Reumatismo, Enfemedad Epidemica
"vendred," Paris

que dudar, pues, que ell reuma-
tismo no es solamente infeccio-
so sino tambien contagioso. IPe
70 como sc contagia? Este pro-
blema esta aGn muy lejos de ser
resuelto; por ell momento debe-
mos acantonarnos en- ell dominic
de la hip6tesis. De esta manera,
parece cierto que cada vez que
hay una epidemic de tifoidea,
hay al mismo tempo una recru-
descencia de reumatismo. 5Es
ell aqua que sirve de vehiculo a
los germenes de la tifoidea, la
que propaga al mismo tempo
los del reumatismo? Hasta aho-
ra, NADIA puede afirmar nj desau
torizar esta hip6tesis basada ex
clusivamente en- la comparaci6n
de las cifras suministradas por
las estadisticas.
En- 10 que a nosotros reSpecta,
creemos que ell reumatismo ar
ticular agudo Sc propaga por
"contagio directo''. Esta hip6te-
sis nos parece que puede defen-
derse por ell hecho de que GUAM
do Sc produce una explosion de
reumatismo articular, ell NAL al
CANA a varias personas que ha-
bitan en- ell mismo apartamento;
igual SUICIDE en- las casernas,
donde varies hombres Sc aeues-
tan en- ell mismo dormitorio.
Lo que t~rastorna aun estas in
vestigaciones es que la incuba-
ci6n es extremadamente larga y
lenta, y que las primeras mani
festaciones de la enfermedad no
aparecen sino mucho tempo
despues de la infection. Esto Sc
explica porque las manifesto
clones inflamatorias que Sc To-
calizan en- las articulaciones no
representa-, p%ropiamente ha-
blando, la esencia de la enfer-
medal. Hoy Sc esta de acuerdo
EN- que ell reumatismo articular
representa- una affection cardia-
ca con localizaci6n articular y
que ell resto no debe ser conside-
RADIO sine como una manifesto
ci6n secundaria y acceSoria,
Cincuenta amos despues de un
acceso de reumatismo agudO, Sc
han podido constatar -al prac-
ticar una autopsia,- n6dulos
especificos en- Ell pericardio que
eran una prueba de que Ia infla-
maci6n latente persistia duran
tie amos.
VolvamOs a nuestro punto de
partida: ell "reumatismo articu-
lar agudo es una affection mi
crobiana''. JQue consecuencias
de terapia Y profilaxia moder-
ma pueden sacarse de las cons
tataciones mencionadas mas a.
rriba? Ell salicilato de soda, vie
10 remedio, sigue ocupando 81
puesto de honor en- ell arsenal
terapeutico. Pero seria una gra.
We falta dejar eli tratamiento
tan pronto como no Sc sientan
va dolores o haya desaparectdo
la hinchaz6n. Una cura de sail
cilato muy prolongada, seFa 10
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

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