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: pletinj Third Big Plant in
Northern "California.
Member th Knight,' c
Honor Must Pay Larger
.X..; Premium. . ,0
to Wave seven hundred
ADDITIONAL COST FOR
; TON& initial capacity
LIVING TO AN OLD 'AGE
Two-Mile Tram Has Peen - About
Completed and New Plant WM Be
Ready to Blow In tha Present
Raiae Ia Along Sam Lines as Thoss
of ' Royal Arcajium -NcT Protest
.Yet 4 From .tha Insured Youngar
Members Believa Change Beneficial
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. Northern California, .will.' this ' year
inm n(hr hta- ameltlns plant in oper
ation, It will have greater: capacity
than the Bully Hill, and the room for
uett furnaces will permit of enlarge
ment eauel. tat tha. .capacity of .the Kes
wick araalter ot 1 the Mountain Copper
company. " ' ""'
The hew amelter la owned
Mammoth company. A. E..WoelUe. who
has bean erecting the aerial train, ana
who returned to Portland yeaterday,
, stated that -the work waa progressing
-rapidly, and that he though the amelter
' wvuld be blown In aome time thla sea
son. The tram on which Mr. Woelke waa
, engaged haa a length of two miles, with
. a different In the elevation of terminal
of many thousand feet The stress on
the cables because of the latter fact
, waa fee great that the tram waa dl
... vldnd Into two sections, each provided
. . with .. horse-power brakes .. and-40
' borne-power emergency urakes. .-.
The management Intends to deliver
mine timbers from the- amelter level to
. the mine over this tramway.", said Mr.
'Woelke this morning, "and there la one
of the most 'effective elevators in use
between the sections I have evr seen.
Largo Umbers are delivered by the lower
section to this elevator, the pieces are
: lifted to the lower terminal of the upper
aeotlon of the tram and attach to the
passing cable - with the same grip de
vices common with ore bucket. As the
. ori la alwaya being delivered down hill
the difference la elevation between theae
two section terminals, which la 41 feet.
Is represented by the ore bins and load
, lug chutes." - - "
. The amelter building la to have steel
atructural material entirely, with cor
rugated Iron elding, v Furnaces for a
.' capacity of 716 tons are being put In
of the ordinary blast type. water-Jacket-
, ed, with stove to - deliver a blaat for
. pyritic-or-aeml-pyrltlo ameltlng. The
sampling mill will have wooden stnio
tural pieces, but la as bulltihartt may
be replaced with steel at any time the
management deairee. The plant ia mod-"-era
In every respect, and will be lo-
. , rated on a siding at Kennett, ' about
- half a mil from the main Una of the
fifty"1 P"1""
PLACER DEAL CLOSED.
rhnadalphla Ken Take targe lenaca
. . -. tcwo og-ne Mirer, yi
(Speeiiil Diipatcfc to The Jaaraal.1
' Grants Paaa. Or, July It. A company
or rnuaaeipnia capitalists lias purchased
. the placar claims " of Prye Bi
on Rogue river, three mTiee below the
"mouth iof ' Mule creek,- The property
oonelete of 120 acres, the gravel de
posit being from 20 to 40 feet deep. This
summer the mine will be equipped
. with two No-. 4 giants and each will have
a head of Sit feet "to- the pipe.'1 The
water for ' the glanta will be brought
In a 2f-lnch ateel pipe from Tom East
creek, distance of 1 miles. , No
. fjume or ditch could be uaed. . -
The Mule Creek d.strlct Is connected
with the ouUlde world by . m trail to
West Fork, on the Southern Pacific, ' a
. distance ef It mllea. and to Gold Beach,
on .the coast, 4t mllea distant A tri
weekly mail, by Jioraebackv paasea over
thla route. ' The poetof floe for the dis
trict Is Martial, located at the month
ef Mule creek. All light freight ia
packed In from West Fork, but heavy
freight Is brought from Wedderburn. at
the mouth of Rogue river, and up that
stream - by gasoline launches to . the
mouth of the Illinois river. - From there
. to Mule creek the river la too awlft and
, ahoal for Jaunches and the freight la
brought up the 16 mllea on small -craft
, which are pushed' and towed over the
raplda by nit-fitb banks -and by
others In the boats. .
NEW PLANT OPERATING.
area Xerthera Sady for Work in Bine I
'..'.j? ,,- Siamet. . , ;
(PeIil Dlspatrfe to The leoreal) .'
' Eugene, - Or, -. July It. The Great
: Northern Development company, which
bonded the Great Northern group. Blue
river dlmrlnt, front the Great Northern
Mining V Milling company about a year
ago for fte.ooo. haa Just taken, up the
bond and received a deed giving the com-
pany complete ownership.
The four-stamp mill on the property
wiu resume operations Monday and the
new Huntington will be ready for opera-
tlon within S days. When the latter
, opens tha capacity of the plant will be
equal to a li-atamp mill.
The new aerial tramway has been
..n..-i3u mi n provea a succoee. it I
la 1.200 feet long and can deliver ore I
from the mine to the mill at the rate
, of a bucket containing 21 pounds each
minute. The tramway la operated at a
. coat of about S1.60 a day. - - - "-
The new water power plant and canal
Good. Eating
la always better enjoyed and mors rel
ished wham tha appetite la kaea and the
etomach and bowels strong enough to
- properly dlgeat the food. To bring about
this condition is an easy matter If you
will only take a few doses of .
nosicncr s
Stomach'
Bitters
Tour food will
then be properly
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aesimuaiea s e
that you need not
ear any attack of
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tokly wosaen are
also greatly bene
fited by using the
Bitters every
month. Try a boi-
Ue and aea for
your sell. .. . .
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latm roa this
. aaa-HAaa
WorldsFair
Walter BakfSir& Co. Ltd.
EMbBahea tjt, .; DORCHSSIXR, MASS.
A c HIGHEST AWARDS 1N'
4o EUROPEANDAMERICA-
have alao been completed and the plant
will hereafter be operated ty water in
atead of br steam.
Conalderabl development baa been
done on the property and a large amount
of ore la blocked out. Everything .1s
in readlneas "for a aucceaafut run, and
the stockholders sre sanguine of good
results, . '. ... ;:-,
anJOdlac Berarberatery raxmaoa.
- fSoedal SUaatch te She Joans!.) '
. Landora, Idaho, July II.- The work
of constructing a reverberatory zurnao
tor the lA Metals company at thla
plaea la pro (Teasing rapidly. General
Manager B. Peacock put a force on duty
recently and has had the materlala re
quired delivered here. The plant ahould
be finished early thla fall, and as there
la an abundance of ore awaiting It, will
probably make ateady run during the
waiter. ,.'.... .....
nuwiDcn t-aawuirr-tor---i.H0N0RED
BY ITALIANS
(Icarsal peetal aerrfce.)
Rome,' July 1 It waa live years ago
today that King. Humbert, while ao-Journlng-
at Mona, met a tragio death
at. the hands of the asaaaaln BrescL- The
anniversary was observed today by com
memorative ' services . throughout the
Kingdom. Roma waa the center of the
observances, many visitors - from - all
parts ' of Italy uniting in a, pllgrtaaga
to the tomb of Jtlng liumbert In the
Pantheon. - y '. . , .
Tha pllgrimaga comprised an immense
procession of delegatlona from all the
Italian - province, colonies and civil,
military and labor aaaoclatlona, with
flaga and bands of tnusto. As tha pro
cession entered tha Pantheon those, who
participated In It filed paat tha vault
containing: the remains of tha assassi
nated monarch and there deposited hand
some wreatha and other floral offer
ings. ' !' ' v.-' V-
In tha afternoon tha vault waa visited
by King Victor . Emmanuel and -other
members of tha royal family and ap
propriate services In memory of the
dead wero held. Others who visited the
Pantheon during tha day Included the
ambaaaadora and other foreign repre
aentativea. . '...
BAKER IS MAKING BIGt
PREPARATIONS FOR FAIR
- - (Spadal Dlspateh to The JsjraaLy v
Baker City, Or., July 2. Secretary a.
O. Correll of the Fourth Eaatern Oraaon
DUtrlot Agricultural society baa for-
wjred tiie list of premiums to be of-
fred by tha society for the beat agrt-
cultural and stock exhlblta at tha coming
fair that- is to be held In Baker City
next September to the state printer for
publication. Tha list ta a long one and
will be printed in book form, having
about pa gee. Tha state appropriated
1260 for the printing of these premium
Usta. Besides the regular premiums of-
fered by tha etate. tha commission act-
Ing In ' conjunction with tha Baker
County Fair dc Speed association win get
out a list of special events with prises.
These events wilt consist mainly of
bronoo busting contests, cowboy races
and 'tha Ilka. Great preparatlona are
oeing made already Tor this fair. In
which the countlea of Baker, Grant. Har
ney and Malheur take part, and exhlblta
are avea now coming In. . ,-
TRY TO PASS RAISED:-: .:
. BILL ON SALEM MAN
OlpeeUl DUpatch to The . JaaraaLt '
Salem. July 21. The first raised bill
to make tts appearance In -this city was
presented by two well-dressed men at
a local restaurant last evening. Tha
men, who were both strangers hero,
atepped up to the cashier's desk after
eating aupper and one of them offered
a bill which tha cashier at ones detected
aa being a 11 bill raised to fS. Ha re-
iusea to accept the paper, which tha
stranger replaced in his wallet and then
from another pocketbook drew a genuine
i blU and paid for the meal.
The men disappeared before an offi
cer could be summoned and even though
diligent search was made no trace of tha
sharpers could be found.
. World KeetUg of meads.
T IJnaraal gptdal eVrrlca.) "
mrmnona, Ind., July 21. The
Trlends' . international educational con
ference which begins Us sessions Mon
fv. "l ,Frh' collnge will bring to
gether the best known educators in ths
krlends InsUtutlon throughout the
country. Many delegatea and vlsUors
are already arriving. The addreaa of
welcome on Monday evenig will be given
by Governor Hanly and the name even
ing reporta from the rriends) educa
tional Institutions win be presented by
Robert E. Pretlow, chairman of the
executive committee of the five years'
meeting. During the three days' ses
sions discussions of topics wil be par
tlcipated la br leadlna- v-ri.n.
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New York, July . Members of the
Knights of Honor, a fraternal organisa
tion carrying insurance benefits, who
are over (0 years of age and ' wish to
carry auch Insurance aa they have, muet
pay an Increased premium rats after
September 1.- Ths cost of Insurance on
that date will be Increased up to 70 years
of age. The Increaae la along tha same
lines as that recently-adopted Dy ths
Royal Arcanum and It has met with a
protest similar to that , caused among
the Arcanumites.
The Increase- became necessary, . ao
cording to ths officers of the organisa
tion, because of tha Increaae In ths av
erags age of members.. Sines 1000, the
officers aaaert, .the treasury has p
out to members over the ' age of 40
$670,000 more thaa members only that
age have paid In. Unless tha increase
was made tha amount paid out would
continue to grow year by year.
The reorganisation of the . insurance
plans was resolved upon at ths Slat eon
vocation of tha auprema lodge recently
held at Atlanta. Members over 0 who
decline to pay tha Inoreaaed rats will
have ..their Insurance, decreased . f . per
oent annually, at the old premium rate
until they are JO years old. .
So far as this, iprt.of the country Is
concerned, tt Is' slot at all likely that
there will be any -eoncerted action taken
by the members of the order agalnat
ths new rates. The old members. .while
hit hard, and many of .them; are- In
dignant over the - change, seem at the
s&me time to accept it with aort of
resigned ..air, and will - either '-quietly
drop out or else make ahlft to get along
aa beat tney can -under the new tables.
The younger members,' who are not af
fected, believe that the change h one
for the good Of the -order- end will
place It on a more substantia basis.
The , Knights of Honor was founded
In 1871 and according to the latest re
ports It smbracea IS grand lodges, LS6I
subordinate lodges, and ' an aggregate
membership of S3, 800. - The total benefits
disbursed since organisation exceeds
180.000,000. . ... ,
oheols of Beaton.
lBgwiiri)Uiwu.u is mm swisaLt
Corvallls, Or- July Jl. In the annual
report of School Superintendent Denman
the following facts appear: . . .
in Benton county there are rial legal
voters, the total number of library books
on hand Is 490, totakatmount of money
received from all sources - t20.07t.0I.
total paid to teachers f U.m.lS. ; paid
for fuel and suppllea $1,145.1. total for
all expenditures f 2!. 661.68, cash on 'hand
85.(10.47, estimated value of sohool prop
erty 152.745, estimated value of school
property and apparatus 84.114, average
salary a month ' for men $87, average
salary a month for women T teachers
$8140. "'.,.-t v-. ... .
- - Sooton Bay Celebrated. ' ,
(Jooraal Special Serrt.) .V - .
Chicago, July 10. Scotch day was
celebrated by ths Caledonian society of
cnicago today with- av tMa; outing , at
Santa Fe park. Tha athletic sports and
dancing and bagpipe eon testa wars par.
tlcipated In by a number of profes
sionals from Scotland and Canada, " ,
The man who ahouts In. prayer. evens
up by silence In practice..
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