Cottage Grove sentinel., February 01, 1912, Image 5

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W hat the W ell Dressed W om en
Says About
Armor Plate
Hosiery
We made it a point to talk with a number of women about
Arm or 1‘lntv Ilo*ivr\ and they all tell ijh the same story
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t o /111 » n o l n n h r r /tric e.
I n i ve
Pretty much the same story everywhere. And remember,
Arm or I ‘lute is also made for the youngster who is rough on
stoekiiitfs and for the girls and men, too.
It’s all a dyeing secret—and Arm or I ’lntc wearers get the
benefit of our experience. It’s really worth your while to
know the s«*eret of Arm or I ’lntc. Won’t you ask us ?
T5he
LADIES TOGGERY
MAKY B Ak T K I. I . S ,
... COTTAGE GROVE
THE ELECTRICAL METHOD
FULLY EXPLAINED BY ONE WHO
HAS SEEN IT.
could be disnolved. In IKM7 two E n g ­
lish acientiata Mac A rth u r and Kurreat
of (ilangow proved th a t, with a weak
aolution of eyanide, gold could be »e-
Iceted from the bane melala of th e ore.
I h at in the preneot liaMia of ore tr e a t
m ent for gold recovery in thm country.
George Holme« Cushing Writes In­
John L. Malm aaid th a t if auch a
teresting Article on Process In
• luhborn m e ta l aa gold could he thrown
Technical World.
into aolution and e x t r a c te d from ila
T he following articli- on m-paratlng
inetu|H liy Col M r n w n lr r a mt-tallurgi-
<-al procesa 1 » |mrt of an articli- w ritte n
by (it’orgo llolinea Cuahing and app< nr
mg In tin- .1 unwary n u m b e r of Teehni-
cal World m agazine. A n thi proeeaa
baa been a|>okcn of mn a pimubility in
the Itohrm ia dmtrn-t, it will prove of
tntcri-Nt to S rn lin e l renders.
To lay the foundation for hi» claim .
Col. lirownli-)* xutiirnurir.i-x the origin
of the cyanide tr e n tin e n t of gold oren,
which proeeaa ban <|oadropled th e pro-
duetion of th a t m etal
lie then pro
reedn to prove th a t the Malm proeeaa
inonly a developm ent from the cyanide
proeeaa. In brief hm N u m m a r y ia : In
170-1, a color m a n u fa c tu r e r of Merlin
while exp e rim en tin g on chemicala, h a p ­
pened u|Kin the lirat " c y a n o g e n cum-
| miuih I " which
he called "Pruiodan
b lu e ." One hundred and two yearn
Inter another chem iat found th a t try
uaing a c e r ta in form ot thin acid gold
aurroundinga by the ineana of chetni-
. cala. It would he eaaily (Miaaihle to
throw all the m etala in a complex ore
j into aolution and to e x t r a c t them one
at a tim e. T h a t waa th e banic princi­
I ple of which Col. Mrownlee hpokc.
j H aving adopted th a t theory, he erected
i a plant of th<- crodeat |xiaaihle t> pe
arid expe rim en ted the re in from 1903 to
1907.
Thia waa loeated a t C<>rhin,
Montana, und the a p p a rato a used m ost­
ly e ith e r e a r th e n w a r e or porcelain the
equivalent of tlower pota and atew
pana. He ia now building, at G eorge­
town, Colorado, a aplemlid plant for
the W eatern Metala com pany and p a r ts
of it have been in operation for some
time.
His se arch for a chemical which
would throw all metala into aolution,
led him to select chlorine gus. The
next problem waa to g e t out the metala
to aeial into the aolution of metala a
potent m essenger to cut out first the
gold, then the silver, th e n the copper.
Old Shoes & hats
Bought
at Rees-Wallace Co.’s
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 2,3
<JWe will pay 5 0 c a pair for
M en’s and W om en’s Shoes and
2 5 c a pair for Children’s Shoes,
when new ones are purchased.
A lso 5 0 c each for M en’s Hats.
tJThe only provision is that the
Shoes and Hats must be worn
to the store.
Rees-Wallace Co.
“ WHERE YOU DO BETTER”
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1 then the lead and la te r the zinc and
Notice of Final Settlement.
the others. It waa in the mechanical
Notice is hereby given th a t the un­
m anipulation r a t h e r th a n the funda dersigned, the a d m in istra to r of the es-
m ental principle th a t the trouble arose. a te of J a m e s H enry H arm s, deceased,
fine nf the first atepa tak en ia to re has filed with the county co u rt of Lane
move the iron us u fa c to r —ihe amelt- County Oregon, his final account as
era, if you recall, not only r e ta in it hut such a d m in istra to r of aaid e s ta t e and
muat have it in th e ir proeeaa and th a t F riday, the 9th day of F eb ru ary ,
thin is done by su b m ittin g from forty 1912, at the hour of one o ’clock p. m.
to seventy per cent of the ore to the of aaid day, has been fixed by said
action nf chlorine gas und p u ttin g it co u rt aa the tim e for h ea ring any o b ­
in a furnace where the desired result ia jections to aaid rep o rt and the s e t t l e ­
obtained by burning the sulphur. The ment thereof.
chemical reaction here ia akin to Sir
JO H N W. H A RM S,
Henry Kcaseiner'a way of g e t tin g rid jll-fK .
A d m in is tra to r.
of the carbon in steel.
With the iron in an ine rt a ta te and the
Notice of Forfeiture.
inunganeae removed, the aolution in
To F rank Haley, or his legal h e i r s :
passed to u i i " a g i t a t o r " ' where f u r th e r
You are hereby notified t h a t we, the
chemical reactions are p e rm itte d to under*igned, have expended one h un­
take place under tfie influence of addi­ dred dollars in labor and im provem ents
tional chlorine gua the ruahing to­ on the " R e a r ” Lode Mining Claim,
g e th e r of elem ents which have an ir­ aituated in the Mohemia Mining Dia-
resistible m M i iii ty for one an o th er pro- tric t, Lane County, Oregon, notice of
i duces intense heat and this process location of which said m ining claim ¡ h
aervea to throw all of the metala in the recorded a t page 579, in book 6, of the
ore into solution.
m ining records in and for aaid County
At the n ex t sta g e , the aolution ii and S ta te , referenc e to which aaid no­
a g ita te d over m etallic copper platea tice and record ia hereby made for more
which, actin g aa pow erful messengers, p a rtic u la r and definite description of
reach into the aolution and d r a g out aaid mining claim , a» will a p p e a r by
tin* gold and the ailver. This permit« affidavit in the office of the County
the oth e r metala, still in solution to Clerk of aaid County, in order to hold
puss un to the n e x t stage, while the \ aaid prem ises under the provisions of
e x tra c te d gold and ailver are se p a ra te d Section 2324, Revised S t a t u t e s of the
by a well-known method into bars.
United S ta te s, being the am ount r e ­
N ext, the aolution is a g ita te d in the quired to hold the said m ining claim
presence of m etallic iron which, having for the year ending December 31st,
an affinity for copper, draw s it out of 1911. And if within ninety days a f te r
the m ixture.
the first publication of this notice you
A fte r th a t, the hot solution passes fail or refuse to c o n trib u te your p ro ­
to the n ex t atuge w here it is a g ita te d portion of such ex p e n d itu re aa co­
in the presence of m etallic zinc to ta k e owner, your in te r e s t in said mining
out the lead. If necessary, the resid­ claim will become th e p roperty of the
ual aolution is aga in a g ita te d in the subscribers under said Section 2324.
presence of zinc oxide, chlorine gu« This notice is published for the first
and sulphur dioxide to remove iron, tim e in the C o ttag e Grove Sentinel, of
m anganese or lime.
C o tta g e Grove, Oregon, on the 25th
These various proceaaea have r e ­ day of J a n u a ry , 1912.
moved eve ry p article of precious or
HA RRY H. MARKER,
semi-precious m e tal in a complex ore
j25 A p r i l . THUS. R, MARKER.
with the exception of zinc. H e r e to ­
fore, th a t has been considered such an
Notice of Forfeiture.
inconsequential m a tte r , in such ores,
To F rank Haley, or His L egal H eirs :
it custom arily is burned off in the
You a n hereby notified th a t I, the
sm elter. The Malm process ta k e s the undersigned, have expended one h u n ­
residual solution and places it in a vac u­ dred dollars in labor and im prove m ents
um e v a p o rato r w here all trac es of on the " I / o m a " Lode Mining Claim,
m oisture a re removed.
H ere it is s itu ate d in the Mohemia Mining D is­
fused and run into cells w here an e le c ­ trict, Lane County, Oregon, notice of
tric c u r r e n t was applied and the zinc, location of which said m ining claim is
in metallic form, ia p rec ipita ted.
recorded a t Mage 508, in Book 6 (by
At thia point waa found one of the Marlin Shea), of he Mining Records in
moat peculiar and intensely in te r e s tin g and for said County and S ta te , r e f e r ­
things in th e e n t ir e process.
The ence to which said notice and record is
chlorine gas, which s ta r t e d in w ith the hereby made for more p a rtic u la r a n d ,
first cylinder and followed the m etal definite description of said m ining
through to the last cell, ia liberated, claim , as will a p p e ar by affidavit in
having lost less th a n two per c e n t of th e office of the County Clerk of said
ita volume, and is s e n t back to the first County, in o rder to hold said p rem ises
s ta g e w here it begins to work on under the provisions of Section 2324,
an o th er hatch of metal.
Revised S ta tu t e s of the U niteu S ta te s ,
In doing all thia, th e se m etallurgical being the am ount required to hold th e
chem ists have done r.o more than any said Mining Claim for ,the y e a r ending
school boy can do w ith a m atch, a D ecem ber 31, 1911. And, if w ith in |
new spaper, a stick of kindling and a ninety (90) days a f t e r the first p ublic a­
few lumps of coal. Moth use sim ple tion of th is notice you fail or refu se to
things to s t a r t chemical r e a c t i o n s ; co n trib u te your pro[»ortion of such e x ­
s f t e r th a t the p en t up elem e n ts of n a ­ penditure as co-owner, your in te r e s t
ture, in a dash for freedom, do the in said Mining Claim will become the
rest. It is not a m ysterious p r o c e s s ; property of the subsreiber under said
it is merely following a rule of nature. section 2324. This notice is published
And w hat does all this mean? It r e ­ for the first tim e in the C o tta g e Grove
quires from th r e e t« four kinds of ore S entinel, of C o tta g e G rove, Oregon,
" t o m ake a f lu x ." U nder the old on the 25th day of J a n u a r y , 1912.
method, no one producer can recover
H A R L E Y H. P E T R I E . j2 5 -A ll.
his own m etals.
The new process
means t h a t every individual producer
Registration of Land Title.
may, if he chooses, sm e lt and refine
In the C irc u it Court of th e S t a t e of
his own ores a t the mine mouth. This Oregon, to r the County of Lane.
discovery is really a co ntribution to
In th e m a t t e r of the application of
science. It goes on the solid th eory Mae W. Thompson to r e g is t e r the title
th a t all th in g s in n a tu re cam e from to lot No. one of block No. one and
gases through fluids to solids; to recov­ also b e ginning a t the so u th e a st corner
er the valuable m e tals it is only nec es­ of lot No. 2, block No. 1, run thence
sary to rev e rse th e process and s t a r t west 20 feet, thence north 114 feet,
back tow ards gases th ro u g h the tluids, thence e a s t 20 fe e t and thence south
stopping th e re to ta k e out the things \ 114 fee t to the place of- beginning ; all
of p rese nt value. Since it conforms to being in J a m e s H enry M c F a rla n d ’s
an es tablished principle of c h e m is try > first addition to C o ttag e Grove, Lane
and since a sim ilar process is used e ls e ­ County, Oregon, as the sam e is p la tte d
where a million tim es each day, th e re and recorded, a g a in st the Hank of C o t­
is no reason why it should not prove I ta g e Grove and all whom it may con­
successful In m e ta llu rg y . In t h a t r e ­ cern, D efen d a n ts;
spect, the business world ap p re cia tes TO A L L WHOM IT MAY C O N C E R N ;
the s ta te m e n t of Col. Mrownlee when
T ake notice, t h a t on the 25th day of
he says t h a t he has m erely found a Ja n u a r y , A. D. 1912, an application
co rrec t basic principle. H e has.
w h s filed by said Mae W. Thompson in
Your e a s te rn friends would like to
know som e thing al>out the country you
are living in. Send th e m a copy of the
S entinel. E x tr a copies, 5c.
Notice for Publication.
J u st T h r e e
W ords
Pride of
Oregon
The Kind of Flour
mother used to use
when she made that
Famous Bread
Brings Prompt Aid in
Case of Fire
The farm buildings are often at the mercy of
flames.
A minute’s time gained at the outbreak of a fire,
means saving the property.
A call on the Bell Telephone saves the precious
minutes.
The far-sighted farmer appreciates its protection as
well as its economic value.
The best time to join the army of progressive farmers
is now .
Consult our local manager.
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company
E v e ry Bell T e l e p h o n e is th e C en ter of the S y ste m
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If not, make one right now to hereafter
buy your Dry Goods ahd Groceries of us.
If you have already made such a resolu-
tion, be sure and keep it. Our prices are as
low as consistent with quality given.
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SHOES!
W e h a v e ju st r e c e iv e d , in a d d it io n to o u r
la r g e s to c k , a b o u t I 5 0 0
the C irc u it C ourt of L ane County for
initial r e g is tra tio n of the tit le to the
land above described. Now, unless
you a p p e ar on or before the 29th day
of F e b r u a r y , A. D. 1912, and show
cause why such application shall not
. be g ra n te d , the sam e will be ta k e n
as confessed and a decree will be e n ­
tered according to the p r a y e r of the a p ­
plication and you will he fore ver
barred from disp u tin g th e same.
STA C EY M. R U S S E L L , Clerk.
i J. E. Y O U N G , A p p lic a n t’s A tto r n e y .
(Seal of C ircuit C o u r t. )
j25-f’J'J.
D e p a rtm e n t of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office a t Rose burg, Oregon, Ja n -
; uary 16, 1912.
Notice is hereby given th a t Joseph
M. G re g g , o f C o tta g e G rove, (ire ., who,
on N ovem ber 14, 1906, made H omestead
en try Serial, No. 0-1084, for Lot (11),
Section 4, T ow nship 22 S,, R ange 2
west W illa m ette Meridian, has tiled
notice of intention to m ake Final five
Notice of Final Settlement.
y ea r proof, to e stablish claim to the , In the M a tte r of the E s ta te of J . B.
land above described, before R e g iste r L urch, Deceased.
and R eceiver of th e U nited S ta te s
Notice is hereby given, t h a t the un­
Land Office, a t Roaeburg, Oregon, on dersigned, e x e c u to r of the e s t a t e of J.
the 23rd day of F e b r u a r y 1912.
B. Lurch, deceased, w ith th e will a n ­
C laim ant nam es as w itnesses :
nexed, has filed his Anal account, as
John D. I'aliner, o f C o ttag e Grove, such exe cutor, in the County Court of
O re g o n ; Joel 1>. Calm er, of C o ttag e Lane County, S ta te of Oregon, and
Grove, O re g o n ; Sam uel K. Lewis, of th a t March 4, 1912, at th e hour of 1 :30
Corvallis, O re g o n ; Jo h n Gray, of C o t­ o'clock p. m. of said day has been
ta g e Grove.
fixed by th e J u d g e of said C ourt as the
ME NJ AM IN F. J O N E S ,
tim e for h ea rin g objections to said r e ­
JSS-fli.
R e g iste r. ' port and the s e ttle m e n t thereof.
Dated thia th e 29th day of Ja n u a r y ,
H ave v«u got so m e th in g kicking
1912.
B E N JA M IN L U R C H ,
around in your way t h a t you w a n t to
g e t rid of? A r e a d e r in th e Sentinel Executor, w ith the will annexed, of the
may sell it for you.
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fl-29. E s ta te of J . B. Lurch, deceased. (
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You Need Not Wait
for a Sale to Buy
These Shoes at
Right Prices
O ur
Shoe
g r a tify in g
b u s in e s s
fo r
1911
in c r e a s e o v e r a n y
sh o w s a
o th e r y ea r.
If y o u w a n t s n a p p y s t y le s a n d sa tisfa c to r y
w e a r fr o m
th e S h o e s y o u
buy, w e
fee l
s u r e w e c a n p le a s e y o u .
0LR SHOES ARE BETIER
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