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ten lance, but future conventions wi I
ALASKAN-YUKON-
be even larger with four states re
PACIFIC EXPOSITION I presented. Good Roads advocates es­
pecially appreciated the passing of a
Seattle, Jan. 29: Oregon was the resolution favoring heartily the Good
first state to complete its building and Roads legislation proposed in Oregon.
“I simply had to stop telling my
the first to install exhibits at the Ala­
ska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
Five friends where I was going,” said a
months in advance of the opening of man from Kansas City recently, ‘‘for
the exposition Oregon had two cars of when I spoke of the Pacific Northwest
choice apples and a car of forest pro­ everybody was so interested and want­
ducts stored in its building and the en­ ed so much information that I wouldn’t
tire exhibit will be installed two mon­ have any time left for my own busi­
ths before the gates of th • exposition ness had I undertaken to get it for
them. You have no idea how many
are opened.
The Oregon building is a handsome people are looking in this direction.”
Various commercial bodies of Ore­
structure and occupies one of the best
locations on the exposition grounds, gon and Washington are planning to
it i.; just olt the central court and get out leaflets to be used as a letter
overlooks Lake Washington. The enclosure, emphasizing the wonder­
building was completed in November fully low colonist rates from the
and since that time the Oregon com­ East they are awaiting announcement
mission has been engaged in the assem­ of Atlantic Coast and other points not
yet decided by the Passenger Associa­
bling of the state exhibit.
By the early completion of its build­ tion of the trans-continental roads.
ing Oregon has received a large share | The $25.00 fare from Missouri River
of the advertising during the pre-ex­ i points. $30.50 from St. Louis, and
position period. In the past three $33.00 from Chicago is the lowest
months more than 50,009 persons have named for three years.
While the general Rivers and Har­
paid admission to the exposition
bors Bill will not be passed by Con­
grounds.
The California state building was gress, the Government will not let con­
completed several weeks ago and the struction work now under way be
Washington building is nearly finished sacrificed for want of a small appro­
and will be ready to turn over to the priation. An emergency bill providing
exposition within the next thirty days. for absolutely necessary work will in-
Every building for the 1909 fair will clnde the water ways of the Pacific
be completed by May 1, leaving thirty Coast.
days in which to clear the grounds of
debris and complete the placing of,
John Skinum Binks
such exhibits as have not been install­
ed up to that time.
Work was started on the United
(By Clarence E. Eddy.)
States government group of buildings
John Skinum Binks was a dandy and
at the head of the central court, the
he got to ’em every time,
first week in January and the founda­
The way he raked in the money was
tion of the four structures is complet­
poetry even in rhyme;
ed. All of the government buildings
Binksie engaged in promoting, ‘mines”
will be turned over to the exposition
was the line he was in,
by the contractors not later than April
Assays were German to Skinum; he es­
20. By that time the government ex­
sayed to get the “tin.”
hibit will be stored in Seattle and as
He was a peddler of good things; what
soon as th j buildings are finished the
he said was, “They couldn’t lose”
exhibits will be installed.
’Twas just like robbing a baby or sell­
The government of Canada and the
ing a boozer booze.
state of New York are both preparing
When he launcheda “mine” on the mar­
to begin immediate construction of
ket thegudgeons jumped at the bait;
buildings and the contracts for both
Binks’ mines were never developed but
of these structures will call for com­
their prospects were always ‘great. ’
pletion not later than April 20.
With the beginning of 1909 the con­ Ten thousand he’d pay for an option on
struction of buildings and grounds was
a period of ninety days
more than 90 per cent complete and And one hundred thousand “for pay­
everything will be ready on the day
ment” when the public had greas­
the fair opens. The completed build
ed the ways.
ings are auditorium, fine arts, machine­ Binks would get up a comp’ny and put
ry, manufactures, agricultures, mines,
out a million shares,
fisheries, Oregon, California and hos­ Par would be fixed at a dollar, to tem­
pital. The forestry, Washington state
pt the bulls and the bears,
and Arctic Brotherhood buildings will The claim (the “mine,” beg pardon)
all be completed early in February.
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would be advertised as a “peach,”
When the work on the grounds is He’d let you in at fifty, just to bring
completed there will be eleven miles
it within your reach,
of asphalt-paved streets and drive-' Wise ones would start a furor, it was
ways. Of this about seven miles has
hurry or you’d be late;
already been completed as fast as a Binks’ mines were never developed, but
section of the grounds is closed to;
their prospects are always "g.eat”
heavy teaming the streets are paved.
Already acres of green lawns and Well the public, the dear old public,
you can always depend upon,
flower gardens have been laid out and 1
the main entrance to the grounds, It insists on spending its money until
its money is gone.
which will be decorated with totem
poles, is being laid out. A number of Only one Claim in ten thousand ever
produces a mine.
the buildings on the Pay Streak, as
the amusement center is known, have If it s facts that you want on invest­
ments, take note of this notable
been completed.
line,
One of the big features of the ex-1
position, in which Oregon will have a And a mine costs a mine to develop,
just gaze at the thousands of holes
prominent part, is the live stock show,
which will be held during the last Where they searched for gold and for
silver, and succeeded in dropping
week of September and the first week
their “rolls.”
in October. The Oregon commission
was largely responsible for the selec­ But now to return to Skinum, the rest
of the case to state,
tion of this date, which was named in '
order that the exhibitors at the live Binks’ mines were never developed,
but their prospects were always
stock shoWB to be held in Oregon next |
“’great.”
year can participate at the exposi­
tion.
Did he sell of his shares a million, then
how would his clients stand?
Our Portland Correspondent Three hundred and ninety thousand
would be his profit in hand;
Two million shares remaining, the
(Special Correspondence.)
price and the option “paid,”
One of the largest excursions that Who then would have the advantage?
will visit the Pacific Northwest this
Skinum, it seems, “a shade.”
summer will lie under the auspices of If you were engaged in business, now
the Board of Trade of Worcester,
would you tackle this game?
Massachusetts. Several days will lie The mine is still to be proven; the gam­
devoted to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
ble is just the same.
Exposition and visi.ing Portland and Is it likely that you’ll sell at a profit?
other cities of Oregon and Washing­
How long are you able to wait?
ton. Their own glee club has been or­ Biliks' mines are never developed, but
ganized among the excursionists, and
their
prospects
are
always
the itinerary mapped out covers more
"great.”
than six thousand miles of travel.
At their Portland meeting last week, What is the stockbuyer’s portion?
What chance has he got for his
the Oregon State Retail Hardware and
cash?
Implement Dealers’ Association ex­
tended it.-
>>pe to include Washing­ When the shares rate more than a mil­
lion, hasn’t the buyer been rash?
ton, Idaho ond Montana. More than
two hundred delegates were in at- Binks is just a promoter; others must
find the ore,
Do you think that the stock is worth
fifty? I know that the question's
a bore:
Only one Claim in ten thousand ever
produces a mine.
If it's facts that you want on invest­
ments take note of this notable
line.
And a mine costs a mine to develop;
here’s w here you court your own
fate,
Binks’ mines were never developed,
but their prospects were always
"great.”
The holiday season is over and the
Boss has a few things left over which
nust go. A fresh supply of candy has
been received.
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