New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1929, Page 9

GOLD FEVER STILL GRIPS NEN TODAY New Rushes Being Made inl Rustralia and Philippines | ro- to still Washrington, Aug. 6 (A—The mance that has always-clung gold, gold, yellow and cold,” clings. The metal that led the Spania over the western hemisphere, tha added California to the union, that opened up and developed large areas of Australia and South Africa, has| 1L its old power to draw men to the | ends of the earth | 1s From separated spots | ‘H“ an- | outs rold two widely day, T came ling and expected rushe Kalgoorlie, Australia, and on the Angat river ne nila, P 1 goorlic, once the chiet town southwestern Australia gold , may experience a commercial | through the finding of he-| matite qua and ironstone, indicat- ing free gold. The town first sprang existence in the 90's when the sh to Australia was as fre-| quent in England as thé gold rush | 1o Alaska was in America. l The Kalgoorlie field turned mu to e one of the greatest gold fiel Australia, the National (,oom.u»m Society points out. Coolgardie and | Boulder nearby had famous fields | 1 but with the decadence of | \ustralian gold mining, the former I but abandoned The climate as much as the 1 ening of the supply affected three fields. They all lay in d ke country where the water saline and brackish. When towns were in their heyday, commanded profitee Kalgoorie now has a reservoir whiciu Jiolds 5,000,000 gallon te The supply cores from « distance of 360 miles. Until recently & nvmber goorlie mines have . een v orkinz and in- anl re- o s into gold T so, ort- was | these water ng prices. of w near T of Xal- ore. Systemalic 5 left by he early adequate low grade tensive minin of *his atment of tailings s operators during s has yielded an “90m et A\t one mine time ramous of Kalgoorlie had a ot $36.000,000, I'he gold discovery in the pin north of Manila this mine nincteen Gold has dvent of wying s Philippines; value is on the Angzat river, 2 All the claims in have been staked out oy Amer] S heen found since iropeans in deposits of in many corners of tr. and before the Hagellan visited the is- the natives mined the metal bracelets and chains worn h\ tives whetted the dis t in the islan Rpanish settlements we tive Spar intrds under linds, Gold the n sover and a > made vas resularly exported to Spain. Modorn scienc carried on in the can companies, cupation native group, methods. mining now is islands by Ameri- Am an Igorots, had their ow:n Th followe i veing of gold into the hills through than three the ore with 4 the mining nnels, often not more wross, dra, out they m i into dust 1l voller on a flat rock and then washed out the gold in pans stone Rattling of Milk Cans Disturbs Neighborhood While the rattle of the cans when dispenses the milk human kindness is rather pleasing, yet to awakened in the gray dawn by the sound of tinny cans being rat- tled by a very mundane t not so entertaining. At this morning Flynn ived a call at the polive station complaining of a milkman neighborhood of t and 1y streets who was makin arthly noise with his cans. Hellberg was dispatched o the scone, and he warned the offending milkman that any further com- plaints of his noisy activities in the carly morning would lead to his ar one of e rilkman 1s Sergeant rec an un- Officer WOMAN KILLED BY Medway, Mass Bennett, 60, today when train near (i TRAIN August 6 (P—DMrs. was instantly Killed struck by Medway a passengcr station ains which carry exhibits health agricultural Leing run on i monstrators to promot and and impart are now 1l the mitation tnowledge, practically railways in India READ HERALD CLASSIFIED FOR BEST RESULTS ADS (the - | workers in NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1 09920, | Charles H. and Charles J Woodall. Ford Demonstrates Car Gray, Fry and Strelow were |ant about investing in this com pany. Ford drove the experime around the shop and thro to show that it could the prospective in- | Bennett Salute for Danzig Official Is Puzzle || Danzig, Danzig Free State, Aug 6 (A—A question of internationa’ etiquette over the rank of the president of Danzig Fre tate to- day set diplomats of three nations by the ears When a squadron warships notified Sahm, president cf State, that a salute of 21 gur z fitting the head of a state, would | | but be fired in his honor on coming || make into the roads, M. burger Each of the Dodge Brothe Polish consul-gencral, prote put in $2500, Strelow recalls, to Count Gravina, commissiones || were later induced to add another for the League of Nations. M. |[§2300 each. The others, Couzens| Strasburger maintained that Dr. | |included. presented notes for | Sahm is not the head of a state, || s(ock or most of it. G but merely takes the ran e e Inedcoi prime minister s ent et o only to 19 guns 1 g Malcolmson treasure The Danz uthorities Italian, Police and League DodzE Rl LEHoIaTES L LR sentatives a 1 added as directors matter until the In a year the comman took r the divider d—100 pe hesi the streets. run. He ot vestors a ride. and after much Strelow decided to invest $5 offered another $5,000 at first later was prevailed a total investment hesitan- | S| 00 in and i nt. salute Joha nly ove Italian AL by own hands and cn elve bor without saluting on our Strelow., company paid nethin; Yord and Others That was when the br March, 1906. dissension tween Ford and Malcolmson. PSS AN Detroit Man Sold Stock and Last - ;;;1 sl ] Certain Millions AyS ut eak ak came they ens factory | ack aven tnother and started build- | machine with the on Ford money was the { group wanted divi | group wanted to 'k into the As a result Ford hought | the company for | it had ording “I was a close ence. The the n porch roit of modest gray, wrinkled i man of 7 setting when he 5% lends, turn business | of this dissension | Malcolmson's share in | 17T All tha: Malcolmson originally to Strelow, was $1300! friend of Malcolm - | w uncle, Iry [ him and sold | Aug his % cottage oop-shoul- | ba [ wistfully sun and & the day sold out to Henry Ford Albert stock- Sotor | Twenty-three cost Strelow wus holdar in th Company. He was and commanded a years ago nt Ford orth an impor origina Gray was sided with son, A cou- sin, out, so we too. ani b was a had 1 Clair ree of carpentry His home ind he on the St his own firn Sels to Couzens | “The Canadian company had heen organized in 1905, and the Fo | Motor Company of America held nt of its stock. My share was na When Couzens hought rd stock, 1 handed him m Canadian shar for nothi ow that Canadian stock worth a fortune alone.| What his orig ars ago | Worth tod s to contracting i3-room “mansion country residence and to retire nin sovere rheu- wrt trouble has more and more rething that would He live I three y ow is bent years X matism. Now h in and he finds difficult to do so bring him: mo his wife having di Doesn’t Ford wouldn't dar rate, this man a milllonair heen ki Ford and Cou- stock iven Own Auto e He can't afford an Hiohile| MRoTESEHENG not even a second-hand one Bhow o 1 Broken in health and in fortunc, Strelow contemplates rather stoical- ly the days whea he held the cppor- tunity to hecome a millionaire lik» ord and Couzens and the rest of their more fortunate and farseeir partners s well as those of ons—this wrinkled and rheumatic and kindly old-man now sits on his front porch and plates the day of Utnity. Strelow merely his contem- great oppor $5.000 investment i 1 rs brought him $45.000 first | & comfortable .prof Rut, back into his own business, it e folbworli eor Sthok coninany, S0zt i ¥ dwindled by S FlC day is loft of this tiack of him, however, until 190 when Ford got out of the old Cadil. | Original foptins company and wanted to start rets throws up his own firm.” Strelow then had corner o Detroit. Al coal de he recalls, “I knew 6 when I built the plant here and Ford Jdison grad antil to-, nothinz and h He hand his t shall I think of it grets. | make the no grievance against 1 just make the'be 1 ha 1 shop on the and Mack o Heview noya: He had been doi xander Y. Malcoln Uer for whom now U. §. was worki in jobis . a James Cou- Mict i ' Rutherford Holds Up | Permit for Bulldlng mit for the construction o store between the Leonard build- | owned by Lou R. Raphael dn| Uniteq building. owned by ‘ Mag, has been held-up by )u\H } | | | any for st of ons, senator from ng as a clerk colmson had met Iord the rore and was prepared (o back ‘\* “horsel san, as year new s carri “Malcomson said “Albert shop for want came and I want you to put up your place automobiles me, back of ir Inspector Arthur N. Rutherford lon ) wlvice of Bertram A inspector of the state polic The reason for the delay not learned today. Tl tion the rmit it was learned that the theater has an eight-f v on the driveway between the s. This was the site of th proposed store building. A Boston tirm holds on the premises | and is planning to open on Scptem- ">l per 1. It is understood that if tt owners of the two buildings can get 1 right of way to Washington plac leased the factory to build some tice Ford Not Prosperous Then *'Who with you? I asked *When he mentioned Ford I hard membered him, so T asked to Malcolmson pointed He loked shabby, vellow oat that at the clbows. Lis pants were ging at the knees and—well he ed like a tramp to me. ‘Alec, T to put up a factory 1 won't do it'." It wa much further suasion that Strelow finally actory, he at a cost of $7,00( wvancing his own money When it ca ["ord Motor part of 1ord posed stock, them 'h orce couid applica- a ly tor was hel vim him | When out to me. wore over was patch look- a lease said ‘do you for th want man? arte i g to theater terms police, the pe satis- | to the state said, mit will be grant e to wmizing 1l in the N open Duri present year there Company carl only days on whi June the world, Malcolmson the and | banks are Ul over took 51 per cent of pro- evenly dividec offered th John v. a banke of Malcol Vernon colmson’s cousin: the ind Horace, cars; =_———————————— EYES EXAMINED TTED oy son GLASSES FI I'RANK E. GOODWIN Optometrist E 3 Ihons 163 ! Do broth ers, John It th first derson, who IFord attorneys Rackham and for Iford; and two James Couzens, Strelow others. 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The SEUENAsE 2ihbaa his cor won the contest, having brought n |stayed on the rer members than any of | reading th other twenty-three teams which | Next they participated. The members on the team were “Ray" oy, “Jim" Ma- | and “Bob ath were visi have b the last awhi to ATt P tor shaft they climb stairs and looked over ing country from ahove dome. Everyone in the ed to have climbed 10 yoked as though nar o1 at the peak. s and wished he went over fo the spected B ; loney Med trip was scheduled 10 a. m.. so the hoys were Y. M. C. A, promptly at o'clock. Irank Schade was master of ceremonies, his duties of the d: were those of s dietician, driver ind official cam trong went along chade by carrying the ra whe The to G N After ield | chi of had t Ford a corsair - the altitude The next activity of was dinn No tir tings to a record last movie cam- | it was not in use. first stop of the tour the prog srainard > n Sunday. ad steak and spagh ghetti was served in fu everybody nti led throug out four yards. the last spoor m had been put away the to tour They Thomas first irove tk nt the friends one Johnson vs the New of the m to rest did eve about or a for on oc “arl vhose films will cam tors group o once ry to the ceme where and many of the Hartford were buried. After they had looked arour Bobh" M ruth told Schade th ings seem dead Hook set- lers of row 1nd o so they wer the gold ty se enough except Maloney who wanted to go up Schad ent llec- to natural history They all 2 their hopes that some day Josep rom could break away expr had from ound floor to finish noor M. € Foliowir tc river Middletc ship M th and ried | boa oportic so looked it stem to st over very They horoughly from Mid- and W i hade who ram arrived in Amella dletown a oclk rank Nc TODAY THE PROVIN ° & ecomm——— - The 2nd Rounp: (] BIGGEST AIRSHIY versus SHEST Cd won by : the wiin the aid of VYVEEDO DESIGNED by a German, made in Germans, German money, with German metal. tabric, the Graf Zeppelin flies on all her cru otor oil—The New VEEDOLL. Why? ... Because the same engineering genius that designed and built the Graf Zeppelin also dictated the choice of its motor oil. And out of all the the world, they chose VEEDOL. 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