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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-03
b. william a. Williams, T.. NJ.
MINING EXPERT
When Is a Mine-A Mine {?

WHEN 1t has True F1Ssurc lode-so IL
w viii not play out.
When II has ore OF Full or than full
Stopping width-so that Barren rock viii not have
10 be Handled
When, with large bodies OF ore. there Is an
Ability to mine and min Enormous tonnage At
Low cost with relatively Small fixed expcud-
itErc--
When the cost Of mining does no, amount TO.
more Than twothirds OF the Total expenditure.
even though the ore May be low grade; for this
IL a Spur TO economical management, Born Of
necessity. that IL tho Mother OF invention and
source or Conditions
--cheerfuily tackled BY the Mine Maker and
avoided by the Mine Faker who prefers the flash
of high grade ore Purely for advertising and brok.
erage Purposes.
r. A. Richard. dean Of the mining profession.
and Editor and Owner OF The Mining and scien-
tific Press. published At San Francisco said
"A great mine must not only make q big Out.
put but must make II Regularly and have a bright
prospect for It's Continuance;
That stability Is essential 10 greatness for the
less mine Is a mere Incident In Gambling and
the more IL Approximates the Ideal Of an Indus
trial undertaking-the greater u is"
This Is the Test Of tho Golden Shower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-03

s 'ss .ss os T. S ss ss ea ' ss:
toid Copper and rio ninas compsny available 70
Tine inaepende9cs shows tremendous Quantities
Sa. V,s Wi9h e leGgs 20 ffe' gs shoot 100 feet
~yelu-ning consists - q solid body ~ copper sui
.FiIss, sss.g showed ie,ai value IL sald copper
Second saaay. ti74o;
FOURTH assay is8z5
T ~. corrEn Mo,rNrAis group says Mr. Bacon
veos and R5SSesss ye aiaei ainsrsi
ana plainly opposed q view IN the canyon walls.
Tho first is te.foo. vein. tfae,abie. 1000
'-rhe second Is 7.fooi vein iraeeshle for 5000
feet ana ASSAYS Wen 9 gold And copper;
,.l he ,hifd u , is.tegt vein From an sb-foot
PEI leaa zinc ana un. IN payins quantities. trace
e.r, ee toss irG9 ysg 70 selsss ssTsni.s
Has a. Stool deposit .earry.ins cadmium"
TIE NATURE and History OF the bodies Of this
indicate that Dc values Increase greatly with
depth, and owing % aeepness. Depth be obtained
and seyeoSmsst eos ha viii BE- reiaarS sbs
Several q your properties Have the making Of
TIE COST Of Mining and Milling Is covered IN Mr.
hhsvn's report A. follows;
vanbe mines e %sks ny s one q ,ss 9ss
vesled u machinery
ery that q necessary . WORK The mine watsr-power
ptnut, cpuprenHQre. drills cruthera, etc.
Preliminary labor and installation Of Plant wiz
coat $4,000 70 $4,000 additional Including all build
iuEa necessary for mine machinery"
:. tbs aPglisss z ne white swan group c2sos5n.
1ntHt
'The ore can BE- handled At Maximum cost Of
tA4' Ton, and win Plant having capacity OF %
tons day built
TO handle 40 and 20 guaranteed taking the
valuation - the a. one-haif that given by the
atnaYefH flb % the tonl and Doubling my estimated
cost ~ $40 ton 60 ~ &c.
;. wouif siys re- nsiiy income q tetss Month.
y Income Of $500. and Yearly income OF
Concerning the extract the values In the
following
These properties can all be worked entirely by
Gravity, bringing the cost OF Operation down 20
Minimum"
Hs estimates 1.-The cost Of mining milling and
ffelEhtinE together with smelling u Concentrates.
at fii.f0
THE price l. for hauling BY wagon 20 oiacisr,
the present terminus 81 the BcillnRiiafn Bay n
British Columbia Hallway, and thence b. rail to
the srnster q Tacoma.
When the read IL built By way % Chiiliwnck
The VIII only he atAU ton, and when the Com
pany puts iu itH own smelter IL viii cost but tzst
. ton 10 extract values.
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30, The Waldorf
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

TO INVESTORS SEEKING PROFIT:
igsaSsa,,e e.. min ~, + nov being seasht and win
ali probability. be IN operation late this summer
b men Tia, sf sei e o. June f Ell Ssis sa
general surface sqaipmsni -
Arrassssas .5s also being perfected 70 install
az sitctic blast furnace TO work the yellow Aston
This property contains tho largest body Of high
Grade ore on Record II carries
s, stand ISeo feet hsR above the bee Tom S he
They are True FIssure Iode~ that 20 down The
ore runs Uniformly the same. no matter where SAM
CT Prof Masonic values down s,eat onehaif.
TO W - Nickel ,s ia and iio 10 Cold and
nai LIT. ana ,rn l.,,i 49,,
mos, presisble mines IN ths woria.,
uhsd States me FOR Which, ransss from o. Us e
to 90 esnis poondsss pounds are produced abroad
the Nickel thsy can sst, and have Already made Us
The uai,sd states navy need. all the Nickel !, can
s ot for .ne 70 spgs a. 70 ss has srs ss
fer Cola y '''''' - 's 'A@s'
vote % per cent Of the Ineoms % dividends and
gsnsssn ef s9s,pRsn, as We. as opening up the Ia
This win Eiye every Investor Tor his money.
saeA As h. never Ia. had
IT is coNTENpEp that his placed tn. Mount
par with tho Best that be found in the Western
IA an enterprise IT measure. Up to every stand
table line 81 business IL, be- profit. from ~hes sD1
Under capable management. such as We have
really beyond Computation. and will
Per cent
THOSE associated with me selected for
count Of
--PeIsonai integrity and exceptional ability.
mining man Of Il sears ke,us "
Having mined and milled. a. well as held every
he msy from British coam Sa vs sa Prepsss al
. Together with associated directors. have only
those on whom We can
Rely and depend while
When II comes TO technical points beyond our own
hands who do know.
THE COMPANY r. Incorporated under the strict
laws OF Washington. capital 100000. value Of
4 million shares vas paid for the property. which
The treasury Reserve lie 100000 shares while q
limited amount of treasury stock is being sold at
The balance Of this allotment win be held for a
higher price. such as development will warrant. and
The treasury reserve Of 100000 shares
THIS rs the opportunity OF a Lifetime
Later II will not be offered except at stiff ad-
for the stock.
Though not Urged you should
BUY now.
Sincerely yours
f. r. PRENTICE
President
OCCIDENTAL INVESTMENT 4 DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY.
(fncorporated)
Fiscal Agent for
THE MT. BAKER GOLD. coPrER AND TIN MIN
ING COMPANY
aio, The waldorf (u. .. A. Seattle wash
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That modern Aladdin'S Lamp
called Mining"
The Real Likelihood of Civilization

IN tho achievement and maintenance Of Americas
Industrial Supremacy
by scanning the list Of Dividend paying com.
pAnies. published each week IN The Mining World
OF Chicago:
Fifty companies have paid all the way from TO
ils millions since orTaniaslion--
-Eighty-one have each paid from 20 millions
since organization. WHILE
The remaining ges have paid sums tha, mount
upwards from tens OF thousands TO a million dol
lars each,
In view o. this array Of wealth. running around
the BitfIoN'DoLLAR mark. LOT Il Now be asked
what would have Occurred TO progress and adj
yancemsnt AZ well as the Impetus to modern civ
ilization-
Had Il never been produced and distributed. or
were II even now to be withdrawn
HOWEVER. profit determines many Things In
finance, 30 that what occurs Often
VIII occur again.
Shortly after location. the Mohawk claim at
Goldfi.ld ~as traded for mule:
These shares first sold at 10 cents and later at
--Goldneld Consolidated. the productive PIVOT
OF which Is Mohawk. has since paid ttSss.sss
stock
they arc now Drawing Down 90 cents a share
every quarter. go also
lie Rot sold nj 80 cents and later at $40;
Z Tonopah brought 90 cents and went to sac 80:
Dos Eaireifas. 60 cents and aoid as high as tibs;
Crown Reserve. placed at " cents, advanced
10 Sc.
NtplssinE went NJ W ana sold later at $780,
Kerr Lake. noated Mt a. brought Gil later.
Hudson Bay. put out at rs cents. went up 10
$3.50.
RAPID profits Accrue. when one picks up tho
string at both Ends.
Ten dollars invested IN Swansea In 1880 ia now
worth $500 and has drawn s3.io0 additional.
while
Calumet and Heela has done Better, by return
Ing Early investors 8. 800 on every 81. while the
stock IL now quoted AT st7o share
The Lc Rot mine sold In 1880 for o. aso the mar
ket value OF which Il nov tio,oeo.ooo. while the
one hundred dollars invested In this mine a. few
years age Z now w:r,h sasoooo. as we'll ss having
that brought him ssSooo when i vas sold
a quarter interest n the osisersted cgmstock
tsoo.ooo.ooo and the stock sold as hish sis7s .
IN 1883 for si2sooc and sold In 1899 for $500.
The Independence. at Cripple Creek. was located
sSrssssSrior interest II isss Tor 100000. ''1
100000 proposition in isss
Somebody even refused to give up $4,000 for the
Copper Queen IN the early days
There we're no takers for the BONANZA, in Eastern
AnaeenSs ,Rai has saia il profits sold
20 the Rothschiids at tto.ooo,0oo.
SO the story runs an this paper could be filled
from stem 10 stern with similar Facts.
Verde. sold Zoe shares at 81 a share TO hs cousin
Mrs F. II Chase. OF pensdr, Ma.
her husband sick urged her not to buy. saying '''
You have already thrown 400 In that hole ~
fered Mrs Chase IS and then 1850 share which she
for her investment OF TOO.
But for her husbands advice" she would have
taken tho additional zoe shares. with which she
She would have been tho richest Woman in
Bangor. nf
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RI oNs OF Gold have been Returned to share
i holders.
Since incorporation. if5 American mining
companies have paid dividends amounting to
23s5n tons Troy Weight
AT the rate OF $4,000 to the ton. total
OF t.i2ss5T. sss-of which the United States con-
trIbuted fee7.sT s8e--
Which covers only Metal mining according to
tables published In Tho Mining World OF Chicago.
the Small balance being credited TO Mexico Can
ada and Central and South America. in the order
named.
AS A FURTHER Testimonial to convince the
skeptical that mining IL the greatest and most
profitable industry In America, lie; Il BE remcm-
bered That
Allowing 40 tons to a ao-foot car. this would
make Train Of Gold nearly four-fifths OF a milo
Long sun, some say that mining
-Is not proftabIel
THEREFORE, Be II Further Remembered:
That this does not include onshaif the compa-
MES Now paying dividends. since many Are Close
corporations. while Others will not give Out finan-
cial statements for publication
Nor does II include dividends paid by compar
mics that Ceased such payments before the last
Decade. since 1900
Nor profits from present Placer work In Alaska
and California. nor earlier operations at the head
Of the Sacramento River and at California Gulch,
Leadve. the 40 Period
TO say Nothing OF quartz lode mining on
the Comstock and the Mother Lodes. In Nevada
and California. which also ran into Hundreds Of
Millions.
so IL may De truly SAID The Mining worlds
pencil has but merely scratched the Surface OF
this Source Of profit, instead OF giving US the Full
weight and volume OF returns. the which,
Even in Modern times, is beyond computation.
Unless figured In tons by ship and train loads,
Instead of dollars that
As Unit of measurement Ia too small for In
tegible comprehension and on which account
Forced TO revert to larger standards
just as astronomers use Light Years instead Of
miles to measure Vast distances between Stars
AS A RESULT. TO go back In History
King Solomon was justified In Waiting six years
for returns from his Investment In the mines Of
Ophr while similar Faith
On the part of Cecil Rhodes built an Empire
In South Africa, through dividends paid by the
mines on the Rand which before the Boer war ran
over $500 000. 900 in gold alone
And the history OF the Western hemisphere fair.
ly Bulgea with chronicles OF Golden Rewards show
cred on those Pioneer spirits that dared put their
time and money Against the concealed treasures
OF Mother Nature.
mining engineer Figure the value OF an
ore body and Estimate the profits therefrom az
Closely miller estimate the profits on
Wheat In a mill bin, both
Practical accomplishments that permit Easier
denomination than
Forcing bank Deposits 10 yield profits or rail-
road Traffic to return even small dividends on
large amounts OF Watcred stock
SPECIFICALLY, then. and as well for Others as
those that have Abiding faith In the profitable
ness OF mining when carried on as any Reputable
business should be Carried On
Some idea can be arrived at as to the promi-
nent Part the mining industry has had and now has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-03

hSHIecNuliNs
oslsnsd) c p BooARpus.
Anraser aud Chemist.
:, NO. is black tale sansgs matter No Is from
frosa The fses % ,ss vsln and ffon ore siows out
After the shots fired"
,,spss, N, M..sa ss.s record before the Soisy
Safety profit and psrmansney. when he SAYS
-Soasldsfiss ,hs low Cost q epers,irs The high
Without any ssesrsion. that have ever been ais
sspss wsse sss Az 20, .ssn En-
as.s s mqs xs'ss 80, ssay % ore
with i,s enons Of tons Of or, of Uniform
Theu.snas q fee, hixh between sharp ends ana
Since the subsldsncs Of the Tores that placed IL
~wi,hest break Or q fauit apparent In i,s entire
f' T. Il cur s Own state y @sssns,o within on.
sss a % .a in, sr even n. most Con.
TIE rEpoEs % the yellow Astor carry nickel and
scIs The vein fillin. being eaelnsd dIorite snd-
cent s SSas. sos whiss AZ IT,, s.s pts. sss
for ssS s ssT ne for toni nickel and 80 ton
Ai a r.. ss.ssd sSs; . so rss.
~is,h o. more ,Sss 10 feet FEET 's'. WI" ~ average
s.:. A: s.s:ssss s
sameis. taken for ....yIss uniform s.i.e-
SO MIXED that they gave Representative values
III would be Impossible to select Either low or
hisn srsd. s osss since the ORE
DEVELOPMENT will be wholly by Tunnel work
Through which, according to the point chosen pepth
the bodies will he
From 1000 TO s.0o0 feet. = that Neither
--ffoisting nor pumping machinery will
Ever be required. according to Mr. Mason. who.
In respect TO Power also
"Above this bench and discharrinE 81 with a
sheer drop OF about SEQ feet II wateelsi fed by
springs and slacisr.." tho body Of water being
q minimum velocity OF soo feet per minute. which
Will Develop
Abundant horsepower for all Purposes that can
Arise"
In fact mill sites and power sites with water ana
timber are in abundance.
THE MINING Company will first devotion the White
Swan group. owing to Accessibility then the Yellow
Astor group. and thereafter
The Independence claim and the Copper Mountain
The Iron Hat the Altoona. and the Goodeneugh
groups Of claims. consideration OF which thres
latter will not be given in this Article other than
Go say that
Tho Company has sufficient property ana or.
bodies TO engage its attention profitabIy.
For all Time and Eternity.
VEIN No 2, known the Independence claim,
SHOWS enormous quantities OF high grade ore" SAYS
Prof Mason, and. concerning which he
THE vein Is Is feet wide and 1890 feet hong
with hanging wall OF slate and foot wall OF
diorlte;
THE vcln-fniing IL a massive formation OF cop
per suphides and quartz, with occasional occur
rcnces OF bornite-
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Mining "
ton The Mine Maker
through akin his uofth
He Method @ o o y
II does warrant
settles ~ Fur, because
g from Missouri"
~
wh
will : by running
oton whit Company
to m ~ ivestosu
u h from You
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-14

San Francisco, that is during the Ex-
position year.
Walter T. Swingle of the Department
of A griculture. one of the delegates OF
the United States Government, per
suaded many of the European mem
bers to favor the long journey to San
Francisco. The next meeting place has
been left to the decision of a commit
tee which will take San Francisco into
consideration.
American Schools Represented.
Harvard was represented by Prof.
E. E Southland, Director of the Psy-
chopathic Hospital, Boston. Professor
LaughIin was here, representing the
Carnegie Laboratory of Experimental
Evolution at Cold Spring Harbor, N
Y, G. n. Collins and DR.. Stockberger
the Department of Agriculture. Frank
NJ Surface the Kentucky Experiment
Station, and c. E. Saunders the Cana
dian Government
The American delegates were told
often that the United States was the
only government that gives adequate
support to Investigations of this kind
European inquirers and experim entOrs
are for the most part working out of
their own resources. Monsieur Phillip
Vilmorin, in France of the hereditary
family of scotsman, and his brother
Maurice, President of the French Bo-
tanical Society, devote much of their
income to scientific investigation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-14
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spankink does not cure children of
ed-wetting. There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Sum
mers, Box W. South Bend. Ind. viii
send free to any mother her successful
home treatment. will full instructions
Send no meney. but write her today If
your children trouble you in this way.
Don't blame the child. the chances are
il can't help it. This treatment also
cures adults and aged people troubled
with urine diGcsItiea By day or night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-14


er, But Plays Like a Music Master
Impossible, you say? Let us prove it at
our expense We will teach you to play
the piano or organ and will not ask one
cent until you can play.
musical genius from Chicago has
Just invented a wonderful system whereby
anyone can learn to play the Piano or
organ IN one hour. With this new method
YOU don't have TO know one note from
another, yet in an hour of practice Won
can be playing the popular music with ali
we'll R-s'' A4iS ~
The invention is so simple that even a
cn1lo can now master music without costly
instruction. Anyone can have this new
method on a free trial merely by asking.
Simply write saying, Send me the Easy
EorfH NFss~ Method as announced in
Topeka Daily State Journal
The complete system together with IOo
pieces OF music viii then be sent to Won
Free, all charges prepaid and absolutely not
one cent to pay -Ss
You keep it seven DAYS to thorouphl,,
prove it is all that is claimed for it. then
: If you are satisfied, send US $3.50 and one
dollar q month until $3.50 in an iS 1sj5
# you are not delighted with it. send #
back in seven days and You will have
risked nothing and viii be under no oblira-
tons to us. ]sel
Be sure to state number of white ravs
On your piano or organ. Address Fasv
Method Music Company, 24T9 CIarlSso1
Building. Chicago, III. -
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time he was entirely cured. He had suffered
about six weeks before we tried the Cuticura
Soap and Ointment although we had tried
several other things, and doctors too 1
think the Cuticura Remedies win do all that
is claimed for them, and great deal more"
(Signed) Mrs. Noble Tubman, Dodson, Mont,
Jan. %, 1911.
For more than a generation Cuticura Soap
and Ointment have afforded the most eco
nonaical treatment for affections of the skin
and scalp of infants, children and adults. A
single cake Of Cuticura Soap (25c.) and box
Of Cuticura Ointment (50c.) are often sufi-
cient. Although sold by druggists and dealers
throughout the world, a liberal sample Of
each, with 32-p. book on the skin, win be
sent free, on application to Potter Drug d
Chem. Corp, Dept. 1SA, Boston
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-14

Jenkins, according to information re-
ceived from New York, will make a
settlement with the government. The
government began suit against him
for $4,000 to recover customs and
costs on the Jewels and this suit, it is
reported, will not come to trial be-
cause of Aliens Willingness to compro-
mise.
The amount which Allen, it is said,
will pay the government, is $162, 900.
Allen is in New York with his wife and
it is said will not return to Kenosha
This winter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-14
READ BIBLE BY SOUND.
No Silent Letters or SylIabIes in New
Translation.

Mankato, Mimi, Oct. 14.-Transla-
ton of the Bible in phonetic spelling
has just been made by Judson Jones'
who is 80 wears old. He began the
work twenty years ago. 1t required
fifteen years of incessant labor to write
the book out and another two years to
correct the mistakes and proofs.
"Christ's Sermon on the Mount, "
has been printed. The title, as printed
on the cover, is 'Krist's Sermun on the
Mount-spelled as spok' n-bi Judson
JONI
There are no silent letters or sylla-
bles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-14
REsCTTING car PLAYS PIANO.
Family Awakened in Time to Escape
AsphyxiatiOn.

Willimantic, Conn, Oct. IA mu-
sically inclined cat in the house of
Alderman James D. Haggerty of this
city saved the lives of the entire fam
iIv last night The cat became wor-
ried over the smell of escaping gas on
the lower floor of the house and gave
the alarm by running up and down
the keyboard of the piano Mrs. Hag-
ge1.ty was awakened and found the
house filled with gas from a leaky
valve in the kitchen range. Two mem
bers OF the family were already over
come. The cat had been taught to
strike the keys of the piano when it
was hungry
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-14
50 far without effect The book is tc
appear some time this month.
Paris Is Dickens crazy

The Dickens passion in Paris reach
ed climax with the performance of
Monsieur Pickwick'' at the Athenee.
This little theater was packed with
notabilities at the invitation first night,
and, judging from the applaus which
followed the fall of the curtain, the
new piece should have a long and
prosperous run
The adaptation of Nm. Duval and
Charvay will be less likely, in the opin-
ion of critics. to appeal to genuine
Dickens lovers, armed with page-lOng
quotations, than to the fashionable
French Anglophile who is ready to ac-
cept whatever is offered by the land
of Shakespeare. But, while of neces-
slty many liberties have been taken
with the original scheme. it would be
idle to deny the ingenuity with which
and grouped together. In an entertain
ment lasting three hours it would be
utterly impossible to expect more than
a glimpse at the most important figures
in Dickens masterpiece.
The scenery. to which special study
has been given, is unusual and ex-
tremely artistic, the black outlines and
fiat tones producing an astonishing
effect of unrealism. 1t was as if a
series of old popular English prints
had come to life. The quaint costumes
completed this unique and very charm
ing effect
PLAYS on David Copperfeld'' and
Martin Chuzzlewit'' are in rehearsal
and will be produced during the COM
ing season at two different Paris
theatres.
johnson Looks Prosperous.
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terrible S11ner1ng. Inc erup-
ton began in pimpIes which
would open and run. making
large sores. His hair came
out and finger nails fell off,
and the sores were over the
entire body, causing little or
no sleep for baby or myself.
Great scabs would come Of
when l removed his shirt.
We tried a great many
remedies, but nothing would
help him, till a friend in
duced me to try the Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. 1 used
the Cuticura Soap and ONT
ment but a short time before
I could see that he was i'm
proving. and In six weeks
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johnson Looks Prosperous.

The rumors of Jack Johnson's hav-
ing spent all of his money do not seem
to be borne out by the photograph just
received from the French capital show
ing his famous white wife at the most
fashionable race course in France
She is dressed in the latest mode pre-
vailing and is mingling freely with the
cream of society at the crack meeting
Of Paris race goers.
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HE IS HEADED FOR KANSAS.
LET Us Practice What We Preach -
Preacher Comes West.

Dedham, Mass, Oct 1.-THE Rev
George e. Iittlefeld. founder of Eel
Iowship Farm on the outskirts of the
town, where little colony of religious
workers live, according to the teaching
Let US practice what we preach has
left his home on a long pilgrimage to
Kansas and Missouri. where he will
establish similar fellowship farms.
His finacial hacker is E. E Hoffman,
a wealthy Chicagoan-