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' THE OREGOft DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY. EVENING. JUNE lj-. 1905.
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SOCIETY SWINDLED
SCRAPING UP COLD
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BY A BOGUS LORD
"FROM THE SURFACE
5s Is the Time
Willoughby Middleton Disap
pan WithHundred and Fifty
Thousand Cash. ' ,
Belmont Property, Eastern Ore
gon," Continues Its Remark--able
Cold Production." 7T
ASKED HELEN GOULD TO .
WHILE OWNERS DEFINE
ORE THEY MAKE MONEY
: PRESIDE AT RECEPTION
NoblemanProves toB tx-Con-
Will-Soon Start Small Mill for
vict, Ex-Salvationist and
,; ;w Ex-Footman. 7
""Lower Grade Rock
. ' . ; and Sink.., .
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Th
of ttseear to
Be
Happy am
apd ' Briglht r' -;
" (Journal Special- Senrlee.)
"'.Jfew'Ybrk. June 14. Letters found Jn
' fhe desk of Wlllourhby Mlddleton. who
-1 mllngr-lth omethlns like $150,000
a a result of hi creoked 6peraUona
'. as head of the New York Realty cor
porstion,-indicate that the man. who
poeed a an English lord. Included Mini
Helen OOUd In his long- list of victims,
' Mlddleton acquired an option' on the
Garth estate at Whtte Plains, which la
surrounded1 ly: tautlful and eitenalve
park..: It wa -ther that be proposed
tn gits an elatnrrett fr'T-1; Queen
Victoria's birthday.- lnoonor of his
A-lelt to this country of his slater, "Lady
Flora. Hamilton." . ' '
. At this fete, he saM. Mies Gould was
to receive for him, - Coples.jofjktters
to M1M UoU16Tndrolhers were -round.
Mlddleton Is found Ho be an ex-convlct,
ex-member of the Salvation Army and
'ev-footman- of an English family.'- He
-was regarded as one of .the best real
estate salesmen In New Tprk. He served
even, vears In the-.", penitentiary at
K in rs ton; Ontario, for bigamy.
- He is' the son of a, servant In the
-family -of, an KnitlUbJioblemn,aJul be-
.came a footman In another nobis House
hold. While In this service he became
. familiar with the title of theaHs:
Zrry, anil is 1 1 I III trTrtM- that of
Lord Inneskillen and Lord Mlddleton.
surface yet, and It Is said that the area
over which It Je possible t secure rich
specimen rock broadens,
four days run. has been brought la.
and lt baa $1,000 native cold, some In
the crumpled, flakes peculiar to thts
strike and some In wire sold. When the
little sump mill haa been put In com
mission It is the purpose of the owners
to handle "a lower grade rock there,
while shipping the rh h - stuff -direct.
In the meantime arrangements are also
being -made- to erect a,-small sinking
plant, -that a, shaft may be put down
near the mill and drifts, extended to ex-
SUPREME COUNCIL IS
- SEVERELY CENSURED
Subordinate Lodges of the Royal
, ' Arcanum Refuse to Accept v
".,' Increased Rates. ;' v
(Joornal Special Berrtee.1
New Tork. June 14. Explanations of
- representatives of the' supreme council.
Royal Arcanum, to members of the
orderlo excuse he necessity of radical
, changea In the assessment rates, have
i led to increasing embarrassment snd
disagreement. With the - exception of
; two. everrcotmrll In this city thst has
met In the list two weeks voted unani
mously- against - the supreme -council,
and It le predicted 4ha.t every council
between now and July will reject -the
action of the supremo officers.
The New Tork council, the largest
In the state, met In the Masonic tempi
and decided almost unanimously to
'oppose the objectionable plan.- A score
of members of prominence in the order
todav.expressed the conviction there
wbTrtaeOVrTesTgngtrons .soon
as the new table of rates goes Into
effect in October.. The membership of
the order Is more than $00,000,
FAIRBANKS A SPEAKER
AT IOWA GRADUATION
(Journal Special SerTlee.)
. xowa City, Is., June 14. -Commence
snent day at ' the ' state- university - of
Iowa today was made notable by the
. presence of Vlee-Preeldent Charles w.
- Fairbanks, who delivered the-address to
the graduates. The exercises were held
in the university armory, which wss
filled to overflowing with the students,
their families and friends. Mr. Fair
banks took as the subject of his ad
dress, A Chapter In American History."
FtIIdwlnrthoaddreBs came the con,
f erring 'of degrees by President Mac:
- ! ofvth-ynlversiry.-rr, ' '
. Iiit took Oanasd Oooda.
Allen aV Lewis Best 'Brand.
Big stock just received, in
J nickel and oxidized copper.
' They are new and artistic,
and the price is from -
75c to $8.00 1
Thev belono 5n pverv horn
and office.' "Special Hat
Rack and Umbrella' Stand
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THE
i THIRD AND ALDERS
J. K. GILL CO.
- . Booksellersand i '
Stationers.
Great Thinfc it Utile Prices
(Speelal Dlpatrk .te Tbe JoaraaM
Tipton. Or.,. June '14.--Arrangemntt
are about completed for resuming opera
tions with the three-stamp mill of Oil
key ft- Kershaw 'on the Setmont prop
erty," the scene of the recent rtctrstrlke.
The owners of 'this marvelous property
continue to bring in rich cleanups from
short runs with hand appliances. Thli
la being done while the owners prove
their ' ground more extensively.-. . Tbey
are stripping the surface to .determine
the magnitude of. the rich ore body and
are Plri " h m.lrlne- remarkable die.
coverles in this respect. Al) the gold
that Is brought in is from the very
It Is Impractical to attain any depth by
short -adits. tt- -
- Since the first strike, was made it Is
believed thst Otlkey ft Kershaw have
cleaned up $10,000 to $12,000. The fu
ture of the -property Is brighter now
than at any time since the gold was
discovered and is attracting more real
attention from mining men. ' ""
PLENTY OF PLATINUM
BUT METAL IS ELUSIVE
Since discussion commenced regarding
the saving of platinum asveral commu
nlcationa have been received - regarding
the experiences of old-time miners in.
the districts where platinum is known
to occur. W. J. Wlraer, manager of
the Deep Oravel mine. , near Waldo,
Josephine county, has- contributed the
most- valuable paper on thia subject yet
furnished, snd from his statements It
would appear-that platlnumrnrabound 1
in rar greater Quantity than would
seem from what may be detected . in
ordinary methods of panning.
Mr. Winter gives inatancea wherein he
himself has been' deceived as to the
presence of platinum when be was pan
nlng especially for- It and knew It to
exist In the samples handled;
This ' . experienced operator believes
that there Is no riffle that will be en
tirely . effective ' In saving the rare
metal, and In fact, thinks it cannot be
saved in running water. -When the mln
1ns men who have . been endeavorlne
to handle platinum come forward and
give their experiences to the govern
ment officials regarding the mining of
platinum the experimenters " will be in
position to proceed with their ,jnrk' in
a farjndrs satlsfgetorrimahnetandJtJB
to be hoped that all who have tried to
save platinum or have especial oppor
tunity for-, observing fts peculiarities
will be ready to respond voluntarily.,
BEAUTIFUL EXHIBIT
IS NEARLY COMPLETE
H. T. Hendryx. the Bumpter mine-
operator, reached the. city yesterday
afternoon on business. He will sid In
completing the beautiful exhibit being
installed In the Ojegon section of the
Mining building at the fair. This will
be the most striking exhibit at the fair.
It lias s peristyle supporting a highly
ornamental dome, on which will be an
ore exhibit of great beauty. Within
the' peristyle Will "be an elegant gilt
cabinet in which some of the richest
ores from -the Taber Fraction, Gem and.
other upper district properties will be
displayed. A larger exhibit of milling
ore will be made at the base and to ad
vantage suwut tin UiauUim alTucIIar
Mr. Hendryx has Just organised the
Taber Fraction Mines company, which is
Tdhandle7 The property which Tie has de
veloped... The purpose of this compsny
is to develop the Fraction exhaustively
and arrange to mill its lower grade ores.
while shipping the higher grade stuff.
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June 24-
Tteff AliOitit Holiday.
-. Busy Around Oreeobaok.
A. Virtue, nephew of the late J. W.
Virtue, pioneer mining man of eastern
and western Oregonr ts in the eity with
his wife, taking's vacation from his
work at the Greenback.. 'Operations in
northern Josephine sre about ss usual
this year, he says. The pole line of the
Condor Water Power company has
reached the - Oreenbach and within -a
abort time this concern will be deliver
ing electric energy to All consumers of
the district. - Work Is constant-at the
Oree'nback and the Oranlte Hill mines,
and - the . Martha, near the former.
Placer work In the Grave creek district
has been somewhat limited thla aeaaon
owing to the shortage of water, and but
little more will be done before all work
of this1 -class muat cease. Mr. Virtue
says that many miners from the southern-Oregon-
district- will come up later
to see the fslr.
NOW that' summer is here, and J
theXairjj
. your -spirits naturally'' rise. "
; Now's" the .time to dori your most 7
fetching' frock and take the "children
- out for a daily .walk. L If you're tied
iowrrwitrrapcoal or wood stove you.:
can neither be happy nor appreciate :
the company of your family. With '
one. of our Gas Rartges installed in
your home, life will take on a new
phase. . . V"
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THE GAS RANGE fills a long-
felt want. Getting a dinner is '
.- a question of a few minutes
hot hours, as""befof e ' ."tKeTpGaa .
Range came. Turn the valve -touch
-the match and presto rif-you don't
"watch -close your coffee has boiled a' '
overTIIKowaiting, "thelieatV always
on hand. You'll join. the ranks of:
-thoseho-sayf-donrtriowow--:
I ever got along without it," as soon
- as one of our ranges walks into your
home and life. . '
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ORDER NOW WHILE WE'RE NOT RUSHED-LATER ON YOU MAY HAVE" TO WAIT TO
YOUR ORDER FILLED. "PATIENCE SAVED IS PATIENCE EARNED."- YOU'LL FIND IT SO
; - The purchase price of a GAS RANGE now includes installingthat is, for the purchase price we will set it up ready for
use, which includes a ruri of 40 feet of-pipe. .On a cash sale or: if you"pay for h w you a discount, of 10
'per cent c Where a fuel stub is . already in the idtchen and na pipe is necessary, ' a discount of 20 per "cent ia made. . 7"
FIFTH- AND YAMHILL. STREETS
-Captain, Allen Case of Baker City,
formerly- managerof the CJorrroxopU
mines, under the early Searles regime,
has been retained as consulting engineer
for the Gelser-Hendryx Investment
comDanv of Sumnter.
""A. J. Trimble, owner of theHnnul'uTiTl
property, near Sumpter, Is In Seattle at
tending to business connected with the
big Siberian . company in 'which' he Is
Interested. .....
E. B. McDsnle! of Baker City, who Is
here to- attend the Masonic gstherlng.
slates that tha 'quarts dlacovery near
Blue canyon, Auburn . dlatrlct, from
which two prospectors took a great pan
of free gold, la In a dlatrlct that has
been paaaed over continuously for the
paat. half century. ; It seems that the
country never becomes so old but new
discoveries are possible. -
Or tor th fair. -
H. W. Miller of ths Yellow Jewel
company, 10IH Sixth street. , has re
ceived -s considerable consignment of
or for exhibition at the fair, th speci
mens having been -chosen by Manager
Armitage with the purpose of Illustrat
ing the sort of rock that Is being hsd In
early work. Rom of It Is rich and th
kntlr collection is. sure to attract gen
eral attention. ' 1
Story of
a most
Remarkable
Cure madeby
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DELEGATES APPOINTED -
TO PORTLAND MEETING
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(ipeetil IMaptlrh to Tbt Jnarel.)
Ealem, Or., June , 14.- Governor
Chamherlartr-yesterilar ' appointed, the
followlnc delegates to the national con
ference of charities and corrections, to
be hed st Portland July 15 to 2S:
Mrs. Uu HAtrlt, Halem; Re E. P.
Murphy. Portland; Ulster" Rita of Ht.
Vincents, hospital, Portland; er.- W.
8. Gilbert, PortlerNli" Mrs. Millie Trum
bull. Portland; fr. Stephen 8. Wise.
Portland; W. E. Welten Portlsnd; 8. P.
Bach, Lebanon; H. . J. Klrkpatrlck,
Iebenon; . John Behtley, Pendleton; R.
Ht Moore,- Gold Hill: T. O. Burkhart,
Portlsnd; Jaoob Majer,. for Hand; Rev,
P. tt. Tounf. Portland; Rev. E. J. Mur
phr, Portland; B. A. Mlllaap, Lebanon;
8amuei Connell, Portland; B. F. Irvine,
Oorvallie; E. W. Bt. .Pierre, Palem; D.
A. Nmlth, Albany; C. W. James, 8alem;
T.wJ.-Conpannon. Portland; Jsmea rrsl
ney, Portland; W. W. Hardcf, Portland;
-lUlarn Reldt, Portland; J. M. Nervl..
Portland.
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naturally and quickly Burdork Blood
Hitters regulates the stomach and
bowels. . -
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