The Oregon daily journal., April 24, 1908, Page 14, Image 14

Smt OREGON DAILY' JOURNAL PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL El. ISDj.
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clara those who hara visited both
DRUNKENNESS
The beauty of the Corvallls club
rooms lies rblsfly In the harmonious
effoot and the artlstlo nombinatlon of
tnnu. J. V. Ilenneas of the firm of
A Curable Disease
Hennesa, Ilendrlrks Toby of Tort
lend was the architect.
: Corvallis Commercial Club Gives Housewarming,
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Billiard and Card Room, oftht Corralll. Comrp.rd.I CW. N.w ana ..,a Di-oom ... .v.-
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(SpreUl Wspelts 1 Tke JowM
. Corvallla, Or,- April 14. The elegant
new apartmanta of the Corvallla Com
mercial elub wera thrown pea to the
publlo Wednaadar nlfh. whea the ef
f leers ana members held a house warming-.
' The room ara tlx In numbar. cod
!tln of a rBrU parlor and raadlnf
room, a billiard, pool and card room, a
buffot or rfrenment room and two
reception balla Tbera Is In addition
a naUy furnished tewrd'a room.
Th parlor, la beautifully furnished
In old mission style with woodwork la
Oregon fir with oak finish. There la a
piano and thera are earr chaJra, flaren
porta, raadlnr iailea. deska. eta' anl
the room la separated from the others
by atstely plliarn wltH eapa of bronaa
In artistic Vesica. Aa art fflaas akr.
llrht fnrnlshea a aoftened Unt for this
Oregon neenerr adorn the walla. The
COlor ecDeroe nmrw tm -
of subdued tints. -
Red and buff ara tha colors In the
billiard and pool room, where card
tables ara placed here and there af
fording a variety of entertainment for
the guests. -. , '
The refreshment room la In brown
and buff, the walla being done In
brown art canvas with upper portions
and celling la buff. The buffet and
other furniture la thla room are also
on tns mission atyie ana me ipinmini
Is separated from the- eerd room by
a dome-shaped akylight. In colored art
flass. and a marnlfioent chandelier
urnlshea light There- la, In f sot, a
splendid lighting system throughout
the club rooms, call Dells and other ap
pointments to add to the comfort and
convenience of tha guests and members.
No finer apartments of the sort are
to bo found In the northwest, oven the
Elks' club rooms In Portland being no
finer In furnishings and finishing do-
t)r. James Vlthyoombe:aeoretary, Rob
ert Johnson; ireaaurvr, n .n-
a large number of guests attended
te opening of tha club Wednesday
Prefdent Johnson resided and wel
comed the guests in an appropriate
speech, lie read lettern of rearet from
on Klchardeon. William MCMurrey ana
A U Tetu. of Portland, and Hon. w.
Kerr Of the Oregon Agricultural col
lege. Addressee were made or Hon. W.
B. li7r Bininn. .' . ........... .
C. T. Hurd of the T. M. C, A, Profeeeor
r. II Kent and tate Superintendent X
Musle was furnished by a mala 0r
tette. com do en of B. W. Johnson. Pro
fessor John Fulton Prof eesor C. a.
Brady and John T. Allen. Punoh. lemon
ade ana Cigars were lum rtimumiiivai
NOTED CONTRACTOR V
SUES ANTnONY BRADY
(Tfeltea Press teased Wire.)'
Jasnar. Tenn.. April 14 W. J. Oliver
of KnoarUla, the noted contractor, poli
tician ana menuiaorurwr, in bid"
eery court sued . Anthony N. Brady of
w - Ah.hjJ., a thA l.rvk mnA dam
project at, Hales Bar, for ItOO.QOO,
charging breach of contract on the part
of Brady, and tha unreasonable ejection
of Colonel Oliver aa a contractor from
the l oca ana aam worse. - .
For tha past six months Oliver hae
been the moat talked of man In the
south. A little over a year ago ho
came Into fame by bidding on and mak
ing a atlff light for the Panama canal
contract, and only recently has been
the defendant la a ItO.OOv breach of
promts suit. . :
Waco Republican Delrjptea.
geeH Dteeate Te JenraaU
in.. rw InHI 9 1 Tha WUM
county Republican committee baa select
ed ine roitowini 7-i" " i 1
convention, to oe. aeia ai r'n
14. to elect delegates to the national
convention: B. U Smith, Hood River; u.
W. Johnson, Durur: . wneaiaon. im
palleo; J. r. Hendricks, Cascade Locks;
H. C itooper ahw" i "
TOO vane"; v, rumij
O. R. Wood. Moaler. . ..
BBMaHWriBaiBasMSVBmweaeeajpwiBB-Hwa
Conrt at Granta raaa.
(gpecUl Dtapetrh to The Joernal.1
. . Y3 mm rr Anrll 14 JUfltl
unnii fi- , . - -1- - - - -- -
tr . I. fcnMin the ra ruler Anrll term
of Joeephlna. circuit court In i Granta
pasa this week. A feature of the pres
ent docket la tha almoat entire absence
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Eminent Physicians and Scientif
le Men Agree That It Should
B Treated aa Such, ;
Dninkenneas la a progressiva disease
tba aodarata drinker la not satisfied
with two or three drink a day. tha
era vine for mora and mora becomes Ir
resistible aa tb disease advanoaa; tha
result u enronio Aiconousm. -
The . treatment used successfully by
thousands right la tbelr own homes la
Orrlne. It la a scientific aura ' for
Drunkenness and - baa ' aiven such unU
irveraal aaUsfactioa that It la sold under
a positive guarantee to effect a euro or
your money will be refunded. This
e-uarantee la aiven In aood faith and Is
carried out to the letter. Orrlne la not
a new remedy; It has been sold ty the
leading druggists in ewrr ciiy tor
mn It liea i Iff wt tana or tnouaaada
from the deptha to worthy manhood
and has the nearly endorsement or
rrateful men and women la ovary state
la the Union, ,
Orrlne No. 1 la tha secret remedy; Or-
rtna Ma 1 la fnr thoaa wllllnv to take
tk. miiminl' Klthar form coata 11.04.
The guarantee la the same la either
case. Write 10 1 oe vrrio vo, nun
Ington, D. C. for free treatise on Drank-
anneaa. mailed in clam sealed anvotODO.
Onine will be mailed, sealed, on ra-
m m nt nripa. main nr ine laanine- orn-
mAmtm I ,v.f tn an A fill v. and In thla
city by Clarko-Woodward Drug Oo and
nearly ail araggisie w rwruena
of criminal easea, na mo lara-e nomrair
of divorce eases. Sixteen couplee wish
th matrimonial anota unueo. eeveraa
have already bean greeted divorces by
U.Mna m TtA MVAMl AthAM ara
still to be beard. The court wUl prob
ably Complete lie wwt w-rna, h
a 1 mm Am mm dlanhs eaed
tno jury nae utowj irm-n. . e
tha remainder of the cases being mla-
cauaneoua
. Kew Kotarle.
(Special Dtapatek te The leeraal.) '
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notaries publlo nave been Issued to th
foUowlng: a May. Claude M. John
mA i n rareaniield. Portland: M. K.
l.kandle, Highland. '
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SOMEONE 19 GOING TO WAIT JU3T A LITTLE WHILE TOO LONG-and REGRET IT
We have recelved'a box of ore from" Rawhide, sent us by our Superintendent, Mr. R. G. Virtue, and the Montana Assay Office,
186 Morrison street, assayed a sample for us, showing the splendid returns of
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' --r i i I . - t. j i . Ani ,!,-, f -trt vnn annnns this means? What do VOU think will
;,' , how s tnai xor your , Ana in a mine less man inuHwi uu " -rr - --- , y - u
be the result of a : three-foot vein of that kind of rock and two other properties behind it? It means colossal dividends on every share of
stock! It means riches almost unthinkable to those who are our. heaviest stockholders, and immense returns to ven the smallest of our
party! " ! ' ' ' " ' .. r -. -
; BUT READ ALONG THIS IS NOT ALL! V
,"4 i Under date of April 15 Mr? Fred H. Virtue (not R. G. Virtue, now at Rawhide), Superintendent at our Goldfield property,
writes! v-. '
' '""Our work is progressing favorably, although we are not making as many feet per day as we were, because we have broke Into
: hard black rock which is one of the sure conditions indicating an approach to one of the high-grade ore shoots around the Little Florence
:hill.I an certain that w will have . something real good to tell you soon."
' ' i:'' MORE YET! . :::
r The following "is from Mr. James H. Meikle, our Consulting Engineer, Superintendent of the Rogers lease, 400 feet distent from-
ours, and the wonder of the world today. It was written on April 19 :
' i 1 "The drawing you sent regarding the course of, the drift received. Our ideas were the same, as I had already made the change.
We have passed through the block porphyry and cut the dacite dyke mentioned in my last letter as showing, in the Little Florence work
ings. The face of the drift is in a highly mineralized porphy carrying quartz seams showing values. I took samples from it yesterday
v but Fred had not got returns when I saw him this morning. I propose to follow the present course until , we intersect the big vein 4 cut
on the 150-foot level. Since cutting this mineralized dacite dyke, the outlook is much brighter and we aire likely to strike one of the rich
ore shoots at any time now. Several new strikes have been made on the Florence lately, and the general outlook at the camp is
. very bright." ' ,r n ' :(:f.-rS':y-'r''
; , '.eaees "ANY DAY NOW," MEIKLE SAYS
' ' T That means that "any day" we may close the gates and shut up our booties, so far as stock selling is concerned. It may be any
IIOUR1 MrV Meikle pays two visits a day to our shaft and descends to the bottom to inspect the work. Fred Virtue is always in the
.' mine, and is watching things' closely. He is an experienced miner and faithful man, but for our own satisfaction we have the man at
the head of the richest minejta the world pay two daily visits to our work and direct matters there. He is a man who never talks merely
to hear his own. voice. He never says things he does not. mean. He canriot afford to, and we Just wish to mention this so that those ..
who5 maj: nave. -peea- ttunjang'ot "getting -in" .wiui;tit.inajr,iiot procrastinate too long.
; vsa-- A WINNER AT RAWHIDE ;
- M : 1 Here is a letter from Mr. R. G. Virtue, our Superintendent at Rawhide. He mailed it on April 16, and says " WE , HAVE A
WINNER IF THERE IS ONE IN THE CAMP T , .That sounds good to us. Read it: - f
M- i "There was a big strike 18 miles southeast of here yesterday. Miners are bringing in rock showing lots of free gold. : Work.
! t is progressing in good shape on the lease and we are making good headway in sinking the shaft. Values continue to hold up and every
t oWe who visits our lease is very favorably impressed with it and think WE HAVE A WINNER IF THERE IS ONE IN THE CAMP!
; The Bluff claim is attracting considerable attention on account of our strike, and the Bluff-Hoodlum lease adjoining us which has 10 feet
of $100 ore.' Mr. Kidd, our neighbor, has sold his lease for a big price to outside parties. -There are over 800 leasers at work here
- and new strikes are becoming so common that little interest is being taken in them. I expressed a box of ore today."
NO MORE I0-CENT STOCK AFTER MAY 220 CENTS THEREAFTER
- ' -J, And we' reserve the right to reject all orders received 'after this present block of 50,000 shares are, sold, ' AH' shares are spot
" cash now, too. ' There is no more installment business. "X :; Persons residing out of the city will do well to telegraph, telephone or write
'-their orders at ONCE J Tomorrow may be too late Until May 2, at 7 p. m unless entirely ; disposed of before, we yn sell at 10 cens
per share, cash, but after that hour if we sell at all it will hp at 20 cents per share. '- '''- ' " 5 '
WE FEEL SURE THESE SHARES WILL SELL AT $2 IN -JANUARY.
- - We believe they will sell at $1 in August or September. We look for them to go to $5 before a year from July. Thas going ,
v some but WE MEAN IT I Remember, we have pno leases, one in Goldfield and one in Rawhide, and 100 acres ALL OUR OWN in
i Goldfield. This 100 acres is surrounded by PRODUCING; mines, and we are in the thick of it, in every, other place. .. -'
. , FORTUNE IS KNOCKING AT YOUR, DOOR! WILL YOU LET HER IN?
. fcoom 15, &.&writeabtf Commerce, Portland, Oregon. Thont Main 9. - " - ' ' ' ' Z
t1 -M r i . . a. a, a. . a r - . i j n niAfac -Mei'Tfi v aiiu a a wsaaj uawaa av v aui,iki,i.wuii. .
s i resiacni. ana jwanacr, vv. x. .sicwaii, v itc-r icamcuva f-, ia-ovj, kww-.y ----- - , .-.,
Officcrs-
MUM M It Be Lik?
IT'S UP TO THE BUSINESS REAL" ES-
" TATE, PROFESSIONAL and INDUSTRIAL
' MEN of PORTLAND, whether this establish-'
ment will have to STOP, FAIL of CONTINUE
in BUSINESS in Portland, and will be decided ;
by these people between now and Monday, May
3 JUST ONE YEAR from the day this elegant
1 store was- first opcned.A - V. M ' - V
The manager of this firm is willing to admit
that he' has vith this appeal exhausted air the
, resources at his command.1: Ever since the Ndi
vember panics when this concern was so near to;;:
being swept from its foundation, it' has been one
constant liquidation through hard' and' trying "
: times, until the enormous sum of over $75,000 .
, , has been paid 100 cents on the dollar. ;Much ad- -.vice
and some urgent appeals were made to the '
; management during those days to let the estab
' lishment go on the rocks, but to the present man-'
; agement,. necessity, not choice, will be the only.
master to cause such an occurrence. ! V
' The usual course pursued by houses, needing j
financial help has not been taken by this one. We :
; have not attempted to conceal matters. We;
I have been open and above board with the people
ask any ban!; in Portland, they know us well.
They know of Ihe hard, strenuous times and con
ditions we have had to deal with, when hundreds
and some times thousands of dollars we. had toA
have in a few hours and some times minutes.
BUT WE ARE NOT GOING TO ASK YOU
FOR SOMETHING FOR NOTHINGHt't hot
our way. , : ;V "-;; ',
If Yon Delp Us We Uffl Dclp Yon by
Giving Yon $2.00 (or One
Call and pay or mail to us $10 and we vvill give
you a receipt for $20 payment on a gentleman's
tailor-made-to-order suit. You can have the suit
made whenever you like npw, next fall or any
time that's all there is to it except notice, to ' ,
assure you beyond question of Joss-r-the man
ager, J. M. Acheson, will (in case of failure of
this company to make them for you); make :the:
clothes for you for the remaining amount on the
$10. For if this company "spells failure" on May:
3, it goes back to the tailors and cutting bench.
So you won't lose in any event it is surely
avaeai m a m '
square, len dollars won t break you, nor will
it make you rich, but if paid us will save you ten r
more and help save our institution that is today
employing over one' hundred people.
If You Can't Cell In Cut This Out and Nail
It to Us Together With 910 Cash or Checks
THE J. M. ACHESON CO.
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Herewith I enclose ten dollars as a pyment
on a suit of tailor-made clothes. Mail me re-
. mm a 1 4fc eM A
ceipt for $20.00 credit as per your special z.uu
for $1.00 sale. -;'-,:-?;-
MR..........;.... .....eei.e ,
'li our solicitors callpn you please consider, that.;
they are responsible then and come direct f roni v .
and represent us and solely according to this
offer and . v ' . ,
wn ijM tdet.i ; down f ;
Deposits on , LADIES' TAILOR-MADE';
SUITS will be accepted on same terms and con
ditions as men's for immediate, or fall make..
LADIES' READY -TO - WEAR GARMENTS
Ladies, the sale is now on May 3 will tell
what is to be the outcome of this fine store. Our
stock is large. You know from reading the
above what we will do for you in your line of
oods. We have very large stocks of Suits, -Skirts
Waists, Petticoats, etc. It is not neces- -sary
to hoUer low prices you know our extreni ;
ity from reading you know its the truth.
Nothing was cvertaccomplished that amounted
to anything without, the aid of women. Speak ,
to your husband about our matter and then you .
come, too. Don't feel disappointed if you don't ;
see the writer or manager on the sales floor, He ,
can tell at 6 p. m. by the cash Jill if you have been -in
- He will feel, better or worse after May 3, '
according to the number of times you visit the -
store, so rest assured he will appreciate your -visits.
' Special prices on all goods., . f ; , .
3th and Aldtr Streets
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G. Virtue,