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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. , SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 16. 1908
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MINING FOR QUICKSILVER AT BLACK BUTTE, OREGON
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3 LACK BUTTE A.rW-i
MOUNTAIN 'aJsS-S JU
To dpvelon n erodt mlnn rails for ft i PBBHHBHUbiiiikUUHUblri
degre of faith nnj qunllty of Intrlll-
gence far 'above that nqulr-d for mic-
ceas In ordinary coninierclal pwrsuiis
A hundred men. perhaps a thousand.
have the fortitude to Invest thrlr rap
... . . . . x . . i. j . i . . .i
ltal, ana ma brain quant) u iimmio
develop an ordinary ouinmen-lal busl- j
ness, where only one can he found ablj
to go Into the raw hills, scrnti.li itf ihu i
moss beard from the untaineil rockH, an l
there where neither social precedent mT .
human rule lias blared the way rear and :
establish a preat industry that muy fur- I
nlsh the means of livelihood lo men for
years, and maybe irenturles to rnmi-.
The pioneer farmer lears hi land, ,
Allls the soil, and waits the operation !
of welt' proven laws or naiurw inera
are no proven laws of nature In the
locua or behavior of mineral deposits.
If you go the erudite xeoanovt un '
hear a lot of learned talk about the
"great ages" of the earth s formation,
the "genesis af ore deposits and the
"chemical laws' that govern the for
mation and precipitation of minerals;
hut cpnbiv furnishes no scientific for
mulae of general application in wh.ili
X Is the quantity, quality and location
of mineral deposits, that tnav,be mathe
matically calculated and determined
Each mine is n whole congregation of
Xa standing solitary and alone, and
must be calculated bv its own individual
factors.
Of mining: promoters, boomers and
peculators there are many, but of the
men who supply the money, brains
and faith-devoted vears to methodical,
Intelligent development of a single min
ing property, there are but few. If it
were not bo, Oregon would be. plethoric
of great mines Their scarcity Is not
due to lack of minerals in its hills.
But to develop these ore bodies into
paving mines, requires Qualities of
brain and character that are rare among
men. And when the work Is done, as
this kind of work usually is done, with
out flourish of trumpets and bomblla
tlon, It is all tho more admirable.
The Black Butte Vine.
These prefacing remarks appropri
ately Introduce the subject of the Black
Butte Quicksilver mine, an Industry of
I,ane county, Oregon. In the foothills
Of the Oalfpoola mountains, on the
coast fork of the Willamette river,
16 miles south of Cottage Grove, a
great mine has been carved out of
the hilla'.
It baa taken 10 long years of faith
fully devoted work, and a pile of the
yellow metal, to do It; but a great in
dustry has bjeen established which will
give lucrative employment to men anJ
sustenance for their families, probably
for many long years after the man who
has pioneered it has been gathered to
his fathers.
Against all odds, discouragements
and difficulties, of which there have
been plenty, as in all work of this
kind, the development of the mine has
gone steadily forward. Not a day since
tne property. neRriy jv years hbu. I world. The first
came into the hands of one of its I last wei-k to .New
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A BIG TOUNK. SALE
ONE-FOURTH OFF
For a few days we will sell Trunks at one
fourth less than the regular price. Our
trunks are the famous "Likly" make, and
each is sold under our personal guarantee.
They are well made, nicely finished. ex
tremely strong and good values at the regu
lar price.
SEE OUR SHOWING OF SUITCASES, HANDBAGS, PURSES, BELTS,
CARDCASES, ETC.
CROSS LONDON GLOVES
AND LEATHERS
SALE FRAMED PICTUBES
Imported Photogravures, size 28x38,
22 different suhjects, regular value $3.
Special for a few days '. . . . .95
Imported Diriing-Room Subjects, both
in game and' fish subjects, suitably
framed in three-ply veneer, finished in
the dark, regular values $3.75. Spe
cial $1.95
240 pieces Assorted Framed Pictures,
both in ovals and squares, a large va
riety of subjects, values to $1.75. Spe
cial '. 50
Genuine Etchings, mounted and mat
ted, guaranteed against 'wrinkling,
each one artist-signed and framed "in
two-inch .soft brown moulding, glass
size 13x23, regular value $2.50. .$1.39
486 Assorted Framed Pictures, in vari
ous designs of frames and subjects, in
gold, black and brown finish, ovals and
squares, values to 75 cents. Special
at 25
ARTISTIC PICTURE-FRAMING.
OPEN SUNDAY FROM lO A. M. TO 2 P. M.
OKE OF TUB GKEAT ORE EXPOuTUKB5 AT BLA.CK. EUTTE tTINE(?j
prosperous and up-to-date farming sec
tions of Lane county. Kvery furnter
and farmer's Hfin lias had a Job of work
when he wanted It. Two telephone
lines, free rural mall delivery, express,
and one of the best wagun roads in
the state are the direct results of
Mr. Jiennls- enterprise. ('nttfiee Grove.
Kugene nnd even Shoe String valley
have all come In f..r a shire of the
benefits.
Hundreds of thousands nf tons ft
ore are blocked out. ready to be win
nowed for the smelter The grent
smelter Is complete,) and In operation,
and the stream of lhjuu. silver his
begun to flow Into tne markets of the
.ir!o,i, was shipp-d
York
present owners, w unam t. Lenn:s, The mines ;Ue n! tlu, ,nj 0f t)1(,
formerly of Spokane. Wash., has work Const Fork valley Hl i,k Unite mouti
ceased. Hundreds of thousands of do!- t;iin. densely fir-tr-e--l id from it.s base
lars have been paid out for labor and ( IO its .summit, rises ma jest ,-a 1 1 y to a
euppllea in the southern end of Lane; height of 2.:,"o f. . i ,,l,.v- sen level
county. - . iQuotlrg from the report of an eminent
The vallev between Cottage Grove : geologist In a h it mav be said
and Black Butte Is one of the most ; that the mo n.ialn is one ' ling..
lode." The vein is 400 feet wide, and
has been proved for over two miles In
length. Other jiarallel and Intersecting
veins have been proven and developed
on tho 2.000 acres comprising the Black
Butte property.
Over five' miles of tunnels, raises,
shafts and winzes have been driven, anil
yet all of this vast amount of work. Is
only as ;i few ant-holes In comparison
to the enormous size of the ore bodies.
Of course It Is to be expected, so
jrreat a mass of ore is naturally low
grade as to mineral values, and the
wnei s ha v
not only all tho requirements of the
mine, hut also sufficient power for elec
tric transportation from Kugene to Oak
land. The mine, reduction plant and
village of Black Butte, are now lighted
by electricity generated by a Leffel tur
bine operated by this power.
The smelter, or reduction plant as It
is called, has a rapacity nf SO tons per
IM-hour day. But this is said to be
only a beginning Additional furnaces
are to be erected, in the near future,
for 300 lo 400 tons per day. The ouan
litv of ore exposed more than Justifies
It. The type of plant to be used will
rvcloped it on a low-grade I , l"" "-niiis noa.-ime rurnace. an
lUVtTlllliifl in lue lli.(llle i (Me looie.
As a place of resilience Hlack Hulte
has all the charms of a summer moun
tain resort, lovely climate. beautiful
scenery, splendid roads, neatly painted
r-asis. .Nevert heiess. the mine pro
Ivei
duces some of the richest ouicksi
ore found In any part of the world.
Nearby Timber Holdings.
In, addition to the value of the mine,
large timber holdings hu;e sNWi- ac
quired which alone will lie worth a
-hands! me sum in a few years. Also
partially devejnpe, Is a water power
.aystem which Is capable of supplying
"Otlapes, aii,
Laborers 91 r
yid the finest mountain water
borers Wnd" t !" families have all
the conveniences and comforts of town
life, and much more, and are fortunate
to find well-paid employment under:
Fuch favorable conditions of living.
TRADeAJJK
Micro Kills
Dandruff and
Stops Falling Hair
m
''Wmiimi"
Uniin
One of the most valuable dis
coveries of the centurv. Price per
bottle .... .' $1.00
Miolena, an exquisite perfume the
ounce $1.00
Adolens Greaseless Cold Cream, posi
tively free from grease, delightful
after shaving.. The jar 50
BRUSHES, COMBS, MIRRORS,
PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES
ELASTIC
HOSIERY
o i
Made to your
measure from
pure rubber
and first qual
ity materials
by expert work
men. All our
hosiery and
bandages are
hand woven,
No machine
made elastic
goods sold at
our store for
hand made.
SEND OR ASK FOR CATALOGUE
STATIONERY
DEPARTMENT
100 Post Card Albums, regularly 35c and 50c,
Monday only 19
200 Boxes Katon-I lurlbut's Box Papeteries,
regularly 40c and 60c per box. Special. .23
MIRRORS
Largest assortment of mirrors in north
west. All styles, sizes and prices.
HEWS FORECAST
OF COB WEEK
Will Be Bis: With Political
Events Lincoln Commemoration.
(SertHl fdBpatra to The Journal
Washington. Aug. ifi. -- rd t: .,!
speeches hy Mr. Taft nr.i Mr. Hryir,
the notification of j.-.m P Rl.irr.ati . f
his 'nomination for tfie vlce..rej.i.!enc
.on the RcpuMican ticket, a-.d tb-' n 1 1 f i
cation of Eugene W. I'hafln of his nomi
nation for the presidency on Toe Pro
hibition ticket lll he t' c prini ipa,
events In the fh Id of national pr! 1 1 1,
during the crmlntj w'-k nf pontla!
Interest also m f,p th ptatc m-ven-tion
of Minnesota I ien-,ni-rs". at w II, h
tt Is expected (iovernor Jo:r A Jot-n
on will he nominated for a third trm.
hi expressed desire to -.nr.- from the
(tuoernstnrisi chair to the rontrarv noi-
wlthstardlnir
Mr. Ttft hr.s fixed next Friday as
th 4ste for the rally of 'irElr'a Re
publicans t Mot Pprlnirs. He will mak
a political ajireii from the porch of
the club house adjacent to the n"otl
"On the same dy Mr Hryan 'will leave
his home for Ies Moines whern he ill
disc is th e tariff question In a speech
t" te ,1'-:ver1 at th Iowa stst fair
Fr'Tt-- . M"ln he will proceed to
"cr to !rd!nat.l;i to
fhMlon cremonlet of
ly from New York state. The notifica
tion of Mr. t'liaMn will take p,ep n
the ovenicj: of tho same ilny n t t'hlLugij,
Lincoln Beml-Centaonlal.
XL- ,, m i loan hattlo-hip f W et Is du
to arrive Tliursdav at Sv-dnev, N. AV..
wht-r- tho officers and men will he
eial.oi.uflv entertained for an entire
vt-ek From Svdr.i-y the fleet will pro
teed to Melbourne.
UerinenK !,e week .T.d eontMi'lInC
until the middle of October. Illinois
'' e eve,- iiisain tin- liis'oii, .. .
" -1 " isrla s detiates. It N tii" fifhih
a :i 1 1 i rsa i y of the r !!. r.itci ,..rito
ers. and the Illinois H , -t,,i 1 soeietv
f: is .limned eel chit t ! on s it: ea.l; i . t'
t cit.es where the d- hates were held
The first of these ,, I, brat Ion s Is to he
oehi next Friday at Ottawa.
The later part of the week Pcnttl?
w i'i ' 'tie scen or s-vrnl Important
K.-! ' onferences. pretimlnnrv t. the i
as. inhllnn there of the American Hat
association In .i.nual conet:tion The
r. "t important .-f tl.es,. conl'ereneos
vlii he that of t'e ,''Vntnisloi,er,s on!
oaiform .livorce law-, uniform hills of i
l.d;n and other pdPJci-k of great Im
prt'ince. I
At .It-rferson I'ltv. Mo, the hearlni?
will cmmineo next Mot,dav tn the In-
t.o-i l'' .An.itnt'v r;ei.eral
PLUM SEEKERS
FEAR HEW mi
( o m p I i ca t c 1 Tecli n ical i t i es
Will ('(infuse the. Voters,
They Say.
Mi
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lev to pre
atnher t '
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Okiatv na
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Of tl e V;
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press m Pm' 't
M '. : s ! D e . 1 e
Nitlt,na: A
'writers at
r.t t, e i r, .posed merger
of t)lP west Into
""Tita.n Similar
It. Texas. Kansas
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at- r,:"-v
W . M l
(Speclul Ii.at,h to Tbe Journal.)
Olympla, AVash., Auk. 15. Practical
disfraneh seIr.. rit of many voters In the
primary ele -tlon Is fairea bv leadlr.R
poilti, l.ir.s because of the difficulties
that will he found by the average voter
in rnarkltiK the ballot. In some counties
tho tickets have over 20.0 names, printed
!n small type with a very small voting
s.juare M .st otern will have to rad
the instructions printed on the ballot,
as such an election 18 new In this state.
The Ihw allows the voter but five mln-
ults I ut' s ;ri a pclllng tiooth If others are
nn,l whii-.iiK to get in. it is reared tne pon
contest the matter, hut that he would
not make such a motion himself.
Exchange II
Rome
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W00DARD.CLARKE CO.
Fourth
and
Washington
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halrt tpc mo'ihs
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The noiif .
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rail of Rrurd
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t x ' Tuesds v and
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PIANO QUALITY
In
iSlal T'lajntch to The Jiornal V
Viola, Idaho Aug IS Tonst rui Hon
fork on the Inland Klectrlr from this
'ac to Moscow Is abe-ut completed, and
The quality ef the
will anon be a ppe r r t
ntinda Terr ', at fir
plane vrT v..;r
A cheap pt-ri
' hut the p'a--,
dre you a lifetime ef etlifct
4 laat a !ift
laM ptaaoa
.na of -. .
"a W rw.t a.nd
Sherman, 0ay& Co.
orrocm rorrorrzes
-Tka Svsava mt
a verv short time trslr. will h in
operatjon. The I1,00 depet st Jcaloneo
! at.)iit completed, and ralii are laid
from tMs place to th terminus of the
red The hanging ef th power wlreii
Mos'ow 1 corrpiotd. and the men
". teams have h"n taken off
N warehouaes have sprung up
ve three or four rnlbs from Ta'cus
to Hf.-fit. Hrt tf the farmers of
thtp 1 j:rr a i erv shf 't haul for thlr
grain T' 1 rt aet'vitv In the
whet fi , r.r ,i-, district and th
new rir.i,,.,., along the ;tne of the
rvewr-c i , , , Ktrg f!:id up rapidly
will become so crowded that
will ko away discouraged
np
eMlon of the Mead ram-
tec and others. Attornev
J l.n I). Atkinson, who Is hrm
tt.dldate for governor, has .re-
.. iter suggesting that the news.
f the state extend their efforts!
"atctthe people regarding the lit- I
Me undert--.i sections of the law. and,
that pr-e;r.ct officers provide more -ot-r.g
booths than have been supplied at
g- t ra elections.
hl,e the law permits the keeping
oprn of the polls lor 'he benefit ,f
those who reach the pop before the
(lalng hour, hut who are unable to got
Into voting booths. It Is believed dan
gerous to rely mhollv on this provlM, n
for glvir.g al! an opportunity to vote
In some prerlncta the number of vot
ers runs as high ts 710.
Wiley B. Allen Co. I Reestablished in ;
the Northwest. i
Thousands of people will be Interested
In the arrangement by which ihe Wiley
H. Allen Co., who at one time had the
largest piano and sheet music estah- i
iishment in Portland. have opened a
wholesale and retail piano house at ;;rit
Oak street between Fifth and Sixth
Beautiful sample rooms have b. , u
opened on the ground floor which con
nect hy elevator with the third floor,
all of which will be occupied by the
firm. Ous Hoffman, one of the best
known piano men on the coast, will he
the general representative of tne Wllev
H. Allen Co. n the northwest, and ah
Roclated with him will be a selling force
seconi to none in the business. Mr.
Hoffman s superintendent of agencies
will be I.. F. Boyd, a man favorably
known to the piano trade. In the Wiley
H Allen salesrooms will he found R A
Whitehead and F. M Case, who have
been prominently Identified with this
line for years The reappearance of r
this old piano concern in Portland will
take plsoe under the most favorable
circumstances, and doubtless will prove,
a source of satisfaction to .many a
former customer It Is pretty generallv
known that the Wiley R Allen Co re
moved from Portlano to engage in the
piano busln.ess In San Francisco on a
larger scale All this was accomplished,
branch houses being opened In most of
the big towns In California, and now the
company Is extending Its organization
Into outside territory With the stand
ing and good name of this company It
wl'l be an easv matter for Mr Hoffman
atvl his able corps of aaslshants to re
stabllsh a most prosperous piano busl
ness in Portland
THE SI
DEFENSE 31TST ASK
MERCY FOR WRIGHT
ror Bore ret.
, f"'ind Furk-.ene Amlr Paire
i" I;r"' "log o u- fir sore
" r ,f fnT tx.ma. .orem.
Propr thing tn fnr
, I'rttKi Preee leased Wlr 1
Sarrsmentn. Cal . Aug IS --Although
an etterrpt was rrade yeterdav to in
duce IMstrict Attornry Wachhorst to
moie for a dlamlssal of the rae against
former Penstor Ell Wright, one of the
boodilng ouartet who )umii ball for I
12 000 and escaped. It la hardly likely
that the matter will oe ororped.
The dismireal was asked for on the
grounds that the wife nnd children of
the orueevf men are In destitute clr
currtetanoea. ItstrJei Attorney W afhhoret la not
tn faror of the proposition. He eta'ed
this morning that If the court woul-i,
eeitrtain a motion from the oWenee
aaklag for a dismissal ha would not
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22S SIXTH 8THBBT
PORTLAND. OR.
ILL AND EASE
With Which the Most Difficult Dental Operation is Per
formed Has Made This Home of
Modern Dentistry Justly Famous.
Some people stay away from the dentist, fearing
pain, delay and a general upsetting of the nerves.
Banish your fear, for at this office at least our mod
ern methods are a guarantee against any of these con
ditions, and you leave filled with gratitude instead
of pain or other disagreeable experiences.
Our work is performed quickly, scientifically, ac
curately and without the loss of time and patience so
common at other offices.
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GOOD SET OF TEETH
ON RUBBER PLATE
$5.00
BEST SET OF TEETH
ON RUBBER PLATE...
$8.00
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
342 Wiishington Street, Corner Seventh,
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OFFICE HOURS 8 A. M. to 6 V. M.; SUNDAYS 9 A. M. to 1 P. M.
PHONE MAIN 3119 TWELVE YEARS IN PORTLAND
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