Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 183, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1920 — Page 22

MINERS LOCATE LOST GOLD MINE Claim, Abandoned 50 Years, Found by Prospectors. -• JfcBDDINO, Cal., Dec. B.—Has the fa- “ Lost Mine" been found? George Rice, Del Taylor. George West and George Bryner, Shasta County miners, declare they have found It and pioneer miners are lnoplned to give credence to their story. The four miners who declare they discovered the long-lost mine last June and have since been working It, have come out of .Ihe mountain fastness of the Squaw Creek district for the winter. They declafcfe they located the mine twenty-two mile* up Squaw Creek from Copper City. The well-established story is that in 1853 some miners found a rich claim far up "Squaw Creek. All but one of them wa* massacred by the India**. T£e survivor came down to Copper CIS *nd told the story of the riches that wept abandoned, but he was soon afterward drowned in Pitt River. years and years efforts havo been made by prospectors to find the lost mire. It Remained for the four miners to find th*-'claim last June. It Is in an almost Inaccessible region and It was only accideftally that they stumbled on it. 'Hvey found a shaft, fourteen feet and olcf; rusty tools indicating that the claim had been abandoned In haste. Cleaning ouOhe shaft they found a ledge of rich one-whlch proved to be gold quarts. There Is Jpts of it. say the quartette, and it is rich, too. *

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CHAPTER CVIII (Continued.) But Betty wasn't in town. The very day after Anthony Norrey’s dinner she had left for an extended tour. There simply wasn’t any one I could ask to come with me. Tears of rage and mortification stood in my eyes, as I picked up the receiver to call Anthony Norreys and confess to him that I aotual’y bad no woman friend. P.ut when the operator down stairs saia ‘•Number, please,” I found myself giving a different number from what I had intended. Not Anthony Norreys' countryplace, but Batty Bryce's apartment in town. And as I stood waiting with the black cylinder pressed to my ear, I realized that I couldn’t reach ilr. Norreys now anyway. I had used at least half an hour In agitating myself and agonizing over my friendlessness. Mr. Norreys had said that be would call for me In an hour. If he had spoken from his own place—Noroton, as Indeed I had no assurance that he had done—he would still be gone from there by now since It was a full forty-minute drive from Noroton to town. Suddenly oveg the buzzing wire came one clear sound—miraculous joy-giving sound. Betty's voice! ‘‘Betty! Betty! Oh, how wonderful that you should be there,” I cried, halfsobbing with the relief rs it—and sure

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in rny soul that no matter what her own plans, Betty Bryce wouldn't fail me. “Why, hello—lt's the little lilac lady— Our Princess Anne!” she said. “Yon sound unhappy and glad all at once, child. Not In trouble—are you? I'm home a fortnight ahead of schedule—how did you know what not another soul in the big city Is aware of?” “I guess It's because I need you co, Betty. I called you without exactly knowing I was going to do it.” “Maybe It was Fate led- you,” said Betty and then after an instant's hesitation, “What can I do for you?” “Betty, there's a funny tone In your voice. Do you think I’m Just using you again—like the time I asked you to have Virginia over for dinner? It isn't the same now, though I do need you tonlgh I want you to take dinner with Anthony Norreys and me. Say you will. Please don't refuse. There Isn't another woman in New York I can count on. Don’t re , fuse. Sharp and crisp Betty's voice came back over the 'phone: “You sound as if you did need me, Anne. But why? Won't Jim be with tie?” “No —just Anthony Norreys nnd you and me. You’ll come?” “Yes. I’ll take a taxi and come straight over to you. Anne." But as Betty agreed and I hung up!

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the receiver, two unasked questions pulsed between us. Prom her: “Where’s Jim? And why Is his wife so anxious to dine with Ahthony Norreys?” Prom me: “What are you doing back in the city two weeks ahead of schedule, Betty? And why doesn’t Terry know you're here?”—Copyright, 1920. (To Be Continued.) $6,000 in Radium Lost GREEN BAY*. Wis.. Dec. 10.—Radium valued at $6,000 was lost by a patient here, according to Dr. A. O. Olmsted, director of the Radium Institute of this city.

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Lafayette Lodgeman Pneumonia Victim Specta; to The Times. LAFAYETTE, Ind., Dec. 10.—Prink P. Bellinger, 58, a Mason, business man and capitalist, is dead at his home here after an illness of several days with pneumonia. # Mr. Bellinger was a pioneer clotWhg merchant nnd later became identified with 'local banking institutions. The widow nnd four children survive. The funeral will be held at 2 o’clock Saturday afternoon at the Trinity M. E. Church. •

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