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13 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, , PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1 1910. SS8s CORPOHIIIN Anti-Assembly Republican Re lates How Assembly Candi date Used to Have Condon Local Train Wait for Him. Condo, ore., Oct. " 29. To ' the Editor frf The Journal On account of the present campaign bavins simmered down to many personalities I, a an anti-assembly Republican, cannot re frain from writing this article. The asserablyltes' and corporation are try ing to confuse the real issue by attack ing Beurne and Chamber-lain. This is not a fight between. Bourne or Chamber: lain any more tban the Question whether or not Roosevelt 1 to be president of the United States in 1912. Th real Issue Is, Shall an assembly corporation, attorney or a people' champion man be elected to the governors chair of Ore gon? Examine, the records of Bower man and Wst ' -. --.ov 'v-- Jav Bower-man. the. man who Is now strutting around In the state of Or-l gon, posing in public as tne personui catlori of goodness.' and ch'am'plbn of the common people, cameto Condon a few year ago without a record, ea gaged In the practice of law, which has since then consisted of a few land,' probate and mortgage foreclosure cases; and during the sarAe period he engaged in his principal occupation, politics; was elected state senator; was made the attorney of the O. R, & N. Railway com pany at Condon, received a pass rrom the roalroad, rode on It pursuant to a call from th governor for all the legislators to meet,'- and after riding on his pass collected $142.20 from the people he was representing when the money should have stayed in the state treasury.-; Koad Bow to Hlnu After this last named act he returned to Condon and told the people here what a good and economical publio ser vant he had been. lie has at different times held up the Condon local train for 15 minutes for his own personal convenience so he might .' leave town on business, 'and, this by no mora effort than calling up the depot agent and telling: him that" he wanted tfce train held until he ' arrived. - I ask the voters of Oregon If ever before they; have heard of any one .being able to hold up a train when they informed the depot agent that they wanted it held until their arrival. Tak ing these acts and the man together will you say he is working for the in terests of the people or the corpora tions? . - - We will now take Oswald f West, the man who has a record of achievement; a man who has fought his way through poverty: drove 4ellvery wagon; ad vanced to the messengershlp in' a bank; iiieu iu cannier; men to stats lana agent,, and finally . to railroad commis sioner of Oregon, and while acting in the last named capacity ho went over a piece of railroad rm foot and exam ined every Ule. culvert and., bridge to see if the same was safe for the pub lip to travel over. Kit land Orabbert. " As state land agent he hit the land grabbers.. As railroad commissioner he returned the money he secured from the government which he could, have kept (as Bowerman did) and the state would have been none the wiser. He also caused the reduction in the grain rates to the farmers of this state, wfclch Is clearly an act showing he Is work ing for the Interest of the common peo ple and against the corporations. After 1 going over this man Bower man's record I Would Ilk to ask who he represents if he does not represent the corporations. Men have been con victed and sent to the gallows on cir cumstantial evidence no stronger than the evidence shown here that Boewrman Is a corporation candidate. -, ..' Now, then leaving all' party consid erations from the matter, how many coats of whitewash will it require from the Republicans, Socialists, . Democrat or Prohibitionists to make this man any different at Tieart? We cannot change the spots of a leper nor can w change a man's record by putting a fin suit of political clothes on him, . , Srvd Two XlasUrs. . A man, cannot Eerve two-masters, Bowerman' past record shows that he has alway served th corporations, and the corporations ,. he represents have never shown themselves to b working for the best Interests of the common people. : '';-, :..:,...;.... .' The voter of Oregon can easily se through the political game be is work ing and should not be hoodwinked by his direct primary, anti-assembly and Bourne-Chamberlain talks which he Is now giving the people to divert their minds from his record with the corpora--tlon. Mr. Oregon Voter, do not down Mr, West, the man- who ha worked faithfully for you. -Do not elect the man who has injured you and, aided the corporations. If West is defeated the people deserve no more honest offi cials. ":' ' ANTI-ASSEMBLY REPUBLICAN VOTER. .. " - 4 candidacy, whatever his personal Quali ties and abilities as a campaigner, he Is in every sense of the word a carpet-bagger. His length of residence fln this state 1 altogether too short to entitle him to serious consideration, a a'clalm ant for congressional honors. It is true he procured the nomination of his party, but I seriously doubt whether his party will go so far as to stay with him at the -polls. The feeling against his can didacy is growing every day, as 1 tes tified by the number of Republicans who have told me they will not vote for him, but will vote for Manning, rather than give party sanction to carpetbag- ism as Lafferty candidacy presents It I believe Manning Wil be eleoted," Climate and Cloud Lffects Morning- and HlgM the Heavens , : Transformed into a Kiraol ' of Color. Art In.no country In th world can there be seen such nrptf v Hmirt 1 ff Acfa n in the .Hawaiian Island. Th ky 1 j seldom perfectly clears fleecy white tflouds form lace-ltke. broidery ' across the b'ue vault, and when ; gilded and rouged by rising or set tin a- sun Irani- form the heavens into a. miracle of I color. .... .. In Hawaii there- 1 evervthin that makes for sound health and luxurious comiort or a kind that doe not ener vate. Study the white men of the1 Islands of tne second or even the third generation of settler . and see If you can find any of the traditional deter ioration, physically or mentally, popu larly associated with long residence In the tropics. - tou will find them at the head of great publio and private en terprises. You will find them at their desks for longer hours per day than their cousins of America or Europe. This Is no land of the lfcta, no ttowsy dream-islands of languorous lnacTivity. The blood of .New England, which has guiaea tne destiny of Hawaii for nearly a century, is still Virile with enerrv and purpose. ,' With a climate , world-excelling for Its equableness, these happy islands af- iora a reiug ior those who would escape the rlirora of cold or heat nl offer a sanitarium for the 111, weary,, or Overwrought It ia an nntranMnir lnrxl theee--mld-e;TJtrtsr-forthffT!pmb?natioii or tropical sunsnine ana refreshing sea breeze produces a climate which can oe compared to nothln on any mainland.- and by reason of neenliar situ. atlon to that of no other Island ktouo. Sweltering heat, or chilling cold are alike unknown in Hawaii Sunstroke is an unthought thing: a frost bite is impossible, as would ban enoounter wun a poiar near, conjure up the memory of th most perfect May day, multiply It bv 1U6 nnil tha wlt ia Hawaii' climate. Hawaii's salubrity la due to th trad wind, with an averag -velocity of 8 " nvur irom ut nortneast, wnicn blow with- treat rerularitv anA 4a with Invigorating osone. February, the niuo uie xtocne-1 nompson "Aloha" excursion la the best month la the year to be away from Portland, and likewise the best to be In Hawaii. . Be cause of thi and the further fact that held in February, that time was set for . the first popular and personally conducted excursion to leave Portland. Henry Guggenheim to Weft, New .York, Nov. 1 .Henry Ou ggen heim, SO year of age. on of Daniel uuggenneim, j head, of . the "temelter trust, ; yesterday obtained a license to marry Helen Rosenberg, 2 4 year of age. The date of the wedding la an nounced as November '," DEBS WOH'T RUN . FOR PRESIDENT Says Three Times Is Plenty- Thinks Roosevelt and Har mon Be Candidates. (Soedul DIsMteh ,to The Joorutl.J , Pendleton, Or Nor. 1. Eugen V. Debs, foremost Socialist Jn. America, thrice candidate of his party for th presidency of the United States, spent a quiet Sunday at Pendleton yesterday while en route from eastern Washing ton where he has been on - a speaking tour. He was scheduled to speak in : Baker City, but missed 'connections. He j is working his way east 'and will end 1 his present tour in Denver November 7. When asked his Ideas concerning national oll tic and opinion a to who would be the next president lie said: ' 1 would not haiard an opinion as to the next president This 1 a time of political upheaval and there 1 a process of disintegration going on which , will result In a - realignment and readjust ment of the old parties. However, In my judgment indication point to the nomination of Roosevelt by the Repub licans and of Harmon v by the Demo crat. No, I will not b the candidate of -n Socialists, .There seem to be an unwritten law that three trial Is all on man 1 entitled to." Deb estimated the due paying mem bership of his party at 80,000, , the vot ing membership at 500,000 and believ ing membership at OOO.OOCl. '..i; '". ' PORTLAND PLAYER HAS COLLAR BONE BROKEN Jf8p?ffiLllSDiitcli-t(t The JmirBaLl Hood River, Or., Nov. . 1. -In r hotly contested game of football between the Hood River team and the McLaughlin team of Portland, played on the Hood River grounds Sunday afternoon, the Portland aggregation defeated the home team by a score of 5 to 0. Burn of; Portland had his collar bone broken in the first down. He was at one taken to the local hospital. Clark of Hood River was also quite badly Injured. The Portland team won the game through their superior speed. It-waa Hood Riv er' first game of the season, -J- 5 FRIEND OF CANNON ENDS LIFE AT BELLINGHAM Belllngham, ."Wfash., Nov. 1. George Holton, former close friend of Uncle Joe Cannon and once a wealthy resi dent of Danville, 111., Is dead, a suicide. Friendless and alone, he was taken to the city prison Sunday night; on a charge of petty larceny. Befose going, to his cell he aBked to be. allowed to take a notebook and '"medicine" along! with him; . After scribbling a tew note . to friends, he took the content of the ! medicine' battle and died on th way j to the hospital. "The "medicine" was ; a strong poison. -.- 1 .''! REASONS WHY LAFFERTY ; : SHOULD BE DEFEATED . "I can &ee a ,real Issue In. the congres sional fight,'- said a -weft known Repub lican leader and organization man thi rooming. "The contest between Man ning and Lafferty presents a phase that all Republicans' may well, take into ac counts I tan see reason why a Repub lican may well feel Justified Is refus ing to vote for Mr Lafferty. - "When the truth -1 told of Lafferty 'ii' i " EVERY SMILE ADVERTISES US OTT PEICES! Full set of teeth only ......... $5.00 .Bridge work or teeth without plates.,. 93.60 to SS Red rubber plate a only W.00 Good rubber plates only , $3.00 Gold or porcelain crowns 93.60 to 98 Gold or porcelain fillings 91 np Silver fillings onlr... 60o to 11 .00 Painless extraction only ,,..SOo Fre when plates are ordered. Our Work Ouarntd Perfect No better worK done " anywhere. Modern equipment perfect service, very customer pleased. Out-of-town patrons may make appointments and riiv work finished lrr on day.. Ev ery operator a specialist. -. .It3 KE W.YOILK DENTISTS UJi. a. A. STU&DeVANT, Mgr. Roiir 8 A. M. to 8. P. M., Btua, f to 1 t,fly Attend tM. E. Cor.4th j Uors I U v..! . " ,-..:....;...:,;.. A; IMI1K nM,lMl(Q) Showing Assays of that Metal and Silver of the Value of $20. $40, $55, $150, $178. $210, $285, $315 $340 to $387 to Ton MfflE 10c E ACT.- 0M- MSTAiiLMEMfS WE ARE CONFIDENT THIS PPROPERTY WILL PAY 200 PER CENT PER ANNUM WITH PRESENT-DEVELOPMENTrAND-GREATERPROFITr WHEN ALL s THE10 CLAIMS. ARE BEING WORKED. We have a gold and silver mine in Idaho, comprising 200 acres of proven ground, which we have developed to the point wherein it is demonstrated that we have the ore, and that we require only a quartz mill and four or five machine drills to make it ; one of the BE$T gold and silver properties in the wonderful region in which it is located. . ' , ..The Swastika Mining & Development Company Own the Ground with dl- Vote Against Creation : of Otis County "very honest citlten of this great state of Oregon has a personal and financial Interest In the welfare and prosperity of every section of the state," say the Lane and Douglas Anti-Division committee in cir culars sent to every newspaper In the state the past week. Th com mittee is urgirfg the people of the state to vote "No" on the creation of ell new counties because proposed Nesmith county, to be cut out of Poufif8 nd Lane counties would mean financial ruin to those counties. The earners true here in Malheur county in the proposed creation of Otis county. The many . people who would be taken in the territory would be brought to financial ruin on account of heavy expenses which would be Incurred through the building of a courthouse, paying of sal aries, etc. . ( . ;. " The Otis county measure is fosteored only by the selfish Interest of Drewsey alone. . This little hamlet aspiring to become a county seat. Is attempting to mutilate thlB great territory for purely selfish . motives. All other surrounding towns, within the territory sought to be created as a county, are solidly opposed to the measure. Brought down to a fine point the issue is Drewsey against the best interests of all the ter ritory embraced within the limits .of the counties of Malheur. Harney and Grant. Malheur county people will suffer most as a larger proportion of territory is to be taken from thla county. A fewDrewseyltes, not more than four or fiv, have seen fit to pollute the purity of the Initiative by putting forward their local selfish interests to the voters of Oregon, who have no way of properly understanding the conditions of 'the peopre in the terri tory to be embraced, or who cannot inform themselves of the enormity of this attempted, crime. - , There is only one proper course to follow and that is for the voter to Vote down the creation of all new counties. Malheur Enterprise. . . , - - (PAID ADV.) 5fi hM Jc Pbrk Sausage J FRIED for BREAKFAST or with KRAUT for LUNCH COLUMBIA BRAND PURE PORK SAUSAGE MAKES AN : APPETIZING DISH. , ' ' ' r . .' : - -' . ' - ,' 1 ' ' J ' On Sale; at all Best Grocers and Markets Union IVIeal Company '' , " f We bought It 13 months ago. But little development work has been done when we secured the property. In the last ten months we have run v four tunnels Ipto the mountain. No. 1 tunnel, 1200 feet up th Sid of . the declivity, Cut a 9-foot vela of $16.99 to $202 ore. the larger portion of which Is of the higher grade. No. 2 tunnel is in 226 feet and where it Intersects this same vein It is enlarged to 10 feet and is of the same . grade. No, 3 tunnel Is In 600 feet, with an upraise of 65 feet and a drift , of 80 feet In this Is found ore veins of still larger dimensions, showing . values of- $20, $40, $65, $150, $178, $210, $286, $316, $140 and up to $387 per ton. . ,,.-:.....' , -.,., ;..-.!.. WS ABE BUT 34 MXXJE8 FBOU THB 8A1TDF0IITT 8UXZ.TZ1B. Five miles of this la wagon haul down hill to Lake Pend d'Oreille and the balance water transportation to Sandpoint on the Northern Pacific, or by rail from there to the Bmelter at Taooma. This smelter receives ore from as far distant as Korea and South America, so that our short haul of - 466 miles to Tacoma on the Northern Pacific seems but a mere bagatelle. In either case we are so fortunately situated as to make the cost of transportation and smelting so small as to be of comparatively little im portance, measured: with properties thousands of miles away. The Band- point smelter, it is understood, is undergoing reorganization; and when -in - operation will likely offer the best obtainable rates for the treatment of ore, but should this not be, the smelter at Tacoma. employing 800 men and running day and night continually for the last 11 years, may be reached within 24 hours with our cars of or. To mine, transport and smelt will probably cost us from $14 to $16 per ton, therefore with a quartz mill, con- -' centratlng 10 tons into one, saving freight and' smelter charges on t out of each 10 tons, there will be a profit to stockholder of $143.90 on each ton - of our cheapest ore and $3,854.00 on ore that yields $387 to th ton. It Is to effect this caving that we wish to procure a quarts mill, a our $15 or would be worthless without It and on each 10 tons of our, best or any other grades we would save $145 to our stockholders." Our capitalisation being only half a million, with a 60-ton mill and ore that will run '$16 per. ton, and which would be worthless without a mill, we can pay, we are confident, 50 per cent on all Swastika stock, and with $50 or at LEAST 200 per cent per annum. On stockholder took a sackful of averag or to the Tacoma smelter and had It tested. Its value was $78.43 to the ton, which .would mean more than 260 per cent and our beBt grade at ' least 800 per cent, as against 4 per cent paid by banks. In other words, $1 Invested In these shares on this bast would earn for Its owner th . i, same money $806 would If placed with the" banker. CAN'T JSTBTB PUO FIT ABTjT XT HASTES. ., We have mentioned the value of our ore, and now we hear om one ask, "If you have this quality rock, why do you not take out the rich , ore first, smelt It and take the money and buy your machinery to handle f x the lower grade Ores?" Because that would be4 impossible. It Is not : practicable to "rob" a mine of its high grade first To attempt it would spoil the mine by destroying the low grade entirely, and thus lose to ; stockholders thousands upon thousands of dollar' worth of ore that never .could be recovered. . In the process of blasting, ores of all values are broken Into small fragments and mixed together like coal In a bin. The country, or barren rock, would be promiscuously heaped up In the pile, and the Jumble would have to be shipped en masse to the smelter, to find by the returns that freight and smelter charges had been paid on a lot of stone worth nothing whatever to anybody. By mining the high and low grade together this can be 90 per centvolded, and with a small 60-ion " mill $900 per day will be saved. If it wer possible to first mine the 'high grad and later the cheaper ore with profit not on mine in on ' hundred would sell shares to anybody. We are confident we would not - but because it Is NOT practicable we willingly throw down the bars that the public may Join us In the equipment of an enterprise that we are con vinced will pay us all so enormously that member of the company would not sell their shares five years hence for half a many dollar per share a they pay cents fo rthem at thiatime. . . .; ws owar otheb .ntorxxTiss. -. The Swastika Mining & Development Company own not only th ten ; mining claims referred to, but at the steamboat landing, on the shore of the -beautiful Lake Pend d'Oreille, a townslte of 20 acres, with a pretty 18-room -hotel, elegantly furnished, which will pay splendidly the whole year, and a ledge of Urn rock that In itself we would not sell for double the money -we require to complete the equipment of the 8waatlka mine. This property Is there to be seen by anybody. A few miles from us on the same side of tbe lake la another Jlme ledge, being jworkedl by a corporation and It I paving big profits to its stockholdei s. THe Investment necessary to mak oui-s as productive as our neighbors would be trifling, and all share of the -"! Swastika corporation covers the lime ledge, townslte and hotel, as well as s an immense water power we hold at Lakeview, and the ten Swastika claims. We have kept, entirely out of debt at all times, never having . obligation for current expenses greater than the monthly pay roll, which is settled on the first of each month. And thi 1 greatly reduced by-tiev-" eral miners taking their pay in part in stock. Among these is one w. P. Jones, who has worked In the mine for several months. Just the other day this man said: "I am firmly convinced that I will clean up, fifty times more money on -my stock than on my salary that my reRl profit ' will accrue from mv holdings of Swastika hare. X TOtr THIS ' MI 5TB IX)OKS OOOD TO ME! I have mined nine years in Idaho and -Montana. I have worked In some of th largest producers, and none of them had a better, if as good, a showing a thi one at this stage of de velopment. We have the ore now In these tunnels, and that is a whole lot different from guessing whether you have it or not, I have often been, asked, In other mines, to take part of my wages in stock, and, have missed It by not doing so. The Swastika look so good to m that I wish 1 could afford to take AXJi my pay In its share. I feel confident that If ; I could within a few years r would not need to fear the approach of ago, : nor dread that want might overtake me." . - . ' t ... v. . Every miner at work In our tunnels speak with equal enthusiasm. All sgree that we have a most valuable proposition, and that with the equip ment we will install, we are sure to distribute among our stockholder such profits as no business 6ther than mining could hope to in anywise ap : proach. -And, by the way. WET Is it that people nearly always refer to any Immensely profitable enterprise as a, real ''gold mine"? It Is because , gold mine are eo wonderfully remunerative that all other Industrie ar subordinate to-them In the matter of wealth productions. , A XJETTEB rmOM DEHTXB. - - '.-, ; Here 1 a letter from a mart who KNOWS a mine jwhen he see It . HI home Is In Colorado Where mining, is carried on on a scale about as large as anywhere In -this country. - It is a state wherein. Is not. founds the fool who doubts the wisdom of Investing In mining shares because th mines of Colorado have tamed out more millionaires than-ALL the grain- fields of North America; This is proven by government statistic. After visiting the Swastika mine in. the State of Idaho THIS mine w . ar advertising today Mr. Kelly writes:. ' --';-, - .. . ' "Denver, Colo., Oct. 88, 1910. "Mr. J. B. Purcell, 220 Drexel Building,-Portland, Oregon Dear Sir! After I left you at Sandpoint Idaho, on October 6, I went across the lake ' to Lakeview and put up at the Swastika Hotel. As It rained all next day I remained Indoors, but on .the 7th went out to the mine with- Mr. Boss, your superintendent and a gentleman, whose name I have forgotten, who came with me from Sanflpoint - ' - ,; - "I must say I never saw a better looking are body In all my life, and I have been In a great many mine since 1849( when I went to California , in quest of gold.. And I can further assure you that In my opinion, th r Swastika has the BEST visible how, and gfve the best promise of be coming a great and productive mine of any I ever, have seen in all any experience in the'mlning business. - .4 . , "I have been quite 111 since my return home, or would have written you before,, but 1 not too late, I wish to Inform you I will now try to Arrange to get more Swastika stock, as, after thoroughly examining th property, I am satisfied that all you need is the machinery you are to install to put It in position to make plenty of money for Its stockholders. With proper management which I am sure It has, there is not th - slightest doubt In my mind that your property will become a real bonana. ' "Yours truly, H. B. KBLLT, - ' "2251 Walton trt Denver, Colorado." aroT abxxs to write. -'"' Th foregoing letter from Mr. Kelly cam absolutely unsolicited, -it 1 ' appreciated, however, because written by one who has had year of min ing experience, and DOES know what h Is talking about The gentleman own a jrenerou block of Swastika stock, and, a een, will likely take fmore. ' were it not that we do 'not desire to trespass upon the time -of the '. old gentleman, we- wouI4 ask our readers to communicate with hJu. and om bis own hand find out-hi opinion of tha Swastika. We would willingly abide by th reolv he would make. H ten own nA -nrin ur region. on of th most promising properties in all Uat great mining ":--:-:t"vv v-irr- , y,; ;-..-T.' v. -if..;.. -, "ZWESTIQATB OT7B OinOIU Fullv aware that the heat mine on nrth la m. nnnr nrnnttrfv honesty seated in Its official saddle, we invite th most seachlng, pain-' taking, RIGID scrutiny of the. reputation and character of our director and officers. Aside from Mr. Martin, ALL are residents of Portland, well known to hundred of our people. If there b a dishonest man among . them ONE whose word will be questioned by any Informed and fair minded personthe stockholder, or prospective stockholder has a right to know it and will do well to govern himself accordingly. ; Most of them are business men of atandlnar. but their capital 1st lurirnlv imA un In th various enterprise in whloh they are engaged, hence they have not th ready money to procure such equipment as la necessary to plac th Swastika in the best position to yield up its richest treasures In th 1 hortest space of time. - It is for this reason alone that we are now offer ing our hare for tale. If any assistance be desired By any on Investi gating our standing in the-community, and w can be of service to th . Investigator, we will gladly render him whatever aid Is An our power. If any information be desired by a stockholder concerning the corporation, Us methods of business, or on any. other subject not her olearly defined, , rSi?Th11J?,?,ly to 'fl2 t0 upply it. WE3 HAVB NOT. AND NEVKrt , " SHALL HAVE, a eer.et from a stockholder, and we only Bk that these -be Just a frank and upright with u as we will be with them. No cor- . poratlon can prosper with discord In -It ranks. - These two elements do not go hand In hand, and we will not consciously be a party to anything tending to disturb the tranquility that should-exist between friendfs and -business partners. W KNOW we have th making of on of Idaho' famous gold, silver and lead producer, the most reliable and permanent . of all mining propositions, w hav to seek -the co-operation of other to enable-us to secure the best results from this, and we shall accomplish : U without a single intentional statement contrary to the fact. There will then be no afterclaps, no accusations of fraud, no disturbance nor warring faction pitted one against th other.' The Swastika is too rioh nd too good a money-making enterpris to become embroiled In conten tions and the subject of.wrangies and disputations. t H:V.' .ifi!WB OtrAaAWTSS OtX BTATBMXOTB."''' V':1- tn any of it advertising matter the Swatika will not knowingly " make a mlssutement, and the offer will always b open that If any stockholder reading our nubile announcement will preseav them: will f visit the mine for himself; look the property over thoroughly: scrutlnlr It as carefully a possible; examlrfe the townslte, lime ledge, water power ; and hotel, and by his energy discover that -we have in any manner mad misrepresentation, or distorted anything In the slightest we will refund such, man the cost of Ws trip, receive back hi stock and return him th money he paid for it. This doe not apply to those who would buy 100 !n?r,kr so merely to make th excursion at' this company's expense, but DOES refer to any bona fid stockholder deeirlng to verify th state- ntents w mak to th publio.' - . . , ovn kxst SAxa or txbaitoy stoox. If w were gamblers, or possessed' of th smallest atom 'of th gambling spirit w would b willing to wager a handsome sum that no' J . other mining corporation ever presented a record th equal of this: t W have owned the Swastika ono year and on week. Ia that tlm " we have completed 868 feet of tunnel work! hav 66 feet of upraises, con structed a good wagon road to th mine,iive mile from the steamboat . landing, cut out several necessary trail running in different directions on the 220 acres of our ten claims, and out from our picturesquely located hotel, built good cook and bunk houses, erected an 18-room hotel and fur- ' nished it complete;, have bought five mules and harness and two wagon, one saddle horse and saddle; built 1600 feet of flume, on water tank, -two stables, bought all necessary tools, opened up fine bodies of ore In three tunnels la feet In No. 1, 10 feet In No, 2, from 12 to 18 inches' In No. I procured a 20-acre townslte, 'secured a lime and marble ledge and hav Btripped 25x600 feet of Its face: have paid J7000 on our property and HAVE" NOT SOLD A SHAKE ofe" OUR TREASURY STOCK. W nave 1,600,000 share of it, and now w shall begin our. flrat sales of thi great asset of th Swastika Company. . , . - , JS THERE ANOTHER MINING CORPORATION ON EARTH THAT - CAN SHOW A RECORD TO EQUAL THIS ONE t 1 A1 AUA , , xrxcoftiATiva nuros. ' IUwas with genuln'pleasur that w read, on October t, Th Or- f onlan newspapers bitter but - just denunciation of th-calawag and rauds who appear, for a time, to thrive on the credulity of th public, and through lalae statement and misrepresentation of alleged gold and ... sliver mines, rob the unsuspecting of their money, Well did that great - newspaper say:" .- . , -. : ... ?, -,. v ; ..... .,.. ,. " . k 'h ,evl1 i t!?J8? they may properly b termed crime. " for they leave In their wake nothing but misery and ufferlng and de stroy all faith and confidence which mankind -should have In human nature does not end with th ruin wrought on th email Investors.- It has a blighting effect on all branches of legitimate mining, and retards the growth of good mining districts and prevents 'development of mines which would in, the aggregate yield up, vast treasure. Throughout Oregon and other North Pacific States, and thence north through British Columbia ,.,.and into Alaska, are large number of excellent mining prospect. Scores ?erhap hundreds, of these mine have been developed to a point wher he investment of capital would oon place them in the list of producer. . "But the market for mining stocks has for years been flooded with o ; much absolutely worthless stock that It I almost Impossible to interest capital In a good, legitimate proposition. Th fake mines can offer the fake promoters so much greater Inducements through Inflated stock than can be offered by those who have strictly legltimat propositions that th latter must see their own prospects, which possess actual merit lie unde veloped for lack of capital, While the fake stock finds a ready market" WS AXB SXL&JjrO KXAJtSB AT 10 CENTS SACK Off IWSTAXUIXirTS. Mr. Kelly paid In i full for his when he soured them, but not every person can do this. If wa the Judgment therefore, of ur directors that a we giv person of modest mean an opportunity to get a foothold In th f roperty. Thi was done, and a a result our shares will have.wlde dls rlbution and, to quite an extent come into the hands of those who really .will appreciate the 200 per cent we ar confident thla mine will pay each jsar on every dollar placed in it development and mechanical equipment' How one could lose In a proposition of this kind we cannot understand Befor w began thi sal of stock w did, all things We could devise to - assur ourselves- w had a mine, and a GOOD one, too. " 1 ' XT XS A SETClOVEiD FBOPESTT , 1' ..-' And ready for th mill, for the purchase of which we- are Belling, this' stock, therefore th danger of loss to our people is practically eliminated Til chance.-almot entirely, in mining Investments end with the actual blocking out of ore, because how can there be a failure when the mbnev Is In Bight? One thi stage is arrived at It Is then a question of ma chinery to treat or concentrate the orerj-thls and- wise, frugal management and It 1 not in the least probabl that th mln will prove a failure. . order: blank:CuS , swastika Mimraro ft deveiofmiwt oo. s - Bao Brxl Building, xqrtlaad, OMffoa. , , Oentlmn Inclosed plea rlna;V...;';i'...'i . . doflar. first payment for... . . .. .1.....;... .ghare Swastika Mining & Development Cc's tock, balance to b paid by me in installments of I..,,...,...,,,.... per month until the full amount of $........,. ... ha bean paid, but in case of my In ability to make such monthly payment, a required by your terms, it Is hereby agreed that I may discontinue payments on this order and that you will issue to me a certificate of stock tor all share paid- foi st the price of ,10 cants per share, and that I shall forfeit no moneys yitiu jrvui vviyuiauuu iii uvuDejucuu vi mj csacaiittiion oi( tnis order, Address,.... WTLS 9 AY AS KICBXT AS BOBOAtTSB OVB MXNS IS STOT Bxnvtii: we are Portland neo- WB BILTETH TKB , SWASTIKA, TTCB BTJNXXS HTX.L St STJUJVAK TSXtrCXFASJtT OWNXD IN WALL others. W iar not swine, We do not-want to "hog it uy We are not professional" miner, W are REAL miners, 8KAXB9 1C4 SACK. pla Ws ar hdm bodies. W ar DECENT. fW respect the rights of The Swastika Mining & Development C6mpany; V, 7t PWT r? Jr.." a TnM, "t, Vortlana, Or. OffloOpa Wdnday and Batmday. Ersnlnsrs. - J?hon Main 8738. . n,.., v. aiku, eec-xreaa.; o h. MARTIN, Counsel; J. L. Wells, a W. Manning. C. W. Dowsing and R. L. MoCumsey. Directors. - i . 8 Our Ad. in Next Saturday's Journal.