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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-10

al have taken 40 much
pleasure and also learned
great deaf IN reading your an.
swers TO Inquiries.
VIII you tell me II the presk
dent OF club or any order has
the right 20 make a motion fer
some new rule she wiahes to
have adopted. or does she AJAX a
member to make the motionf
Please give form In which mo.
ton should be put before the
members; also instruct me
where TO find book on parl.
mentary rules for clubs.
A READER.
A-The president asks some one
to put the discussion In hand In the
form OF a motion. The one who
puts the motion says something like
this Il make motion that. etc, "
md states the matter very concisely
Any reliable book store will order
the book for YOU. cannot give adj.
dresses In this column.
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Dear Mlsn Grey. Toms" ques
siou has the apiece OF the unusual, all
rlght would like TO venture tim.
III opinion on the subject. and hope
no learned sclantis, will take me up
and explode my theory.
IL seems 20 me that II Tom"
dropped down the hole through the
center Of tho earth. the force OF
gravity would take him 10 about the
center 81 the earth. then the earth's
revolution would be such that he
would fall out again at the same
place he went In. isn't that logical
MRS J. w w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-10

Wigs. Tou.
pees and all
v ntiIate a
goods at half
price during
this sale. We
m a n u I acture
everything In
49, -. H..
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Regal Dental Offices

Dr.. l. r. Clark. o. .. s.. Manager.
t<0 Third Az. ". w. Cor. Union.
NoTE-5rina shls au with you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-10

al read your letters and
answers every morning. ! arm
going with q young lady and !
have told her that love her
and want 20 marry her. but she
only laughs at me and tells me
20 stop foollng. Now. Miss
Grey. ! never was more earnest
IN all my life. Having had trou.
bic with the men folks In her
Own family, nhc thinks that
none OF them are 10 be trusted.
! work hard and steady. do not
drink or smoke, save my money
ard mind my own business. yet
! arr not 20 be trusted. What
do you think Of II. mias orsy1
Yours respectfully. BLUES.
Al think that instead Of nurK.
lng your wounded feelings. Won
should add compassion 10 your love
for the girl aud tender aympathy for
her that she should hav. become
dtstruStful by her bitter experiences.
Dear Miss Grey: In answer TO
Tom" who asked. IL We started
down n hol. bored through tho
earth. whether we would 10 all tho
way through or stop halfway. do
not think thar you would 20 right
through the earth. But you would
certainly go plumb 10 hell II you at.
tempted anything as rash aa that.
A THINKER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
RtSINOL WILL
STOP THAT ITCH
I, Brings instant Relief and Quickly
Clears Away Skin Eruptions,

No matter how long YOU have
been tortured and Gisflgured by
itching, burning. raw or soaly skin
humors. Just put little OF that
soothing. antiseptic Resinol Oint.
nient on the sores and the suffer
ing stops right there! Healing be-
gins that very minute, and your
skin gets well so quickly YOU feel
ashamed of the money you threw
away on useless, tedious treat.
p,ents
And the best of II is you need
never hesitate to use Reainol Oint-
ment. Reslnol Is a doctors pre-
scription which for rs years has
been used by careful physicians for
almost all kinds OF skin affections
They prescribe Rcsinol freely, be-
cause they know its soothing. heal.
ing action IL brought about by med
ication so bland and gentle that
II can not harm tho most delicate
or irritated akin-eveH of tiny
baby.
Resinol Ointment (50c and 81,
and Resihol Soap (2bc). are sold
by practically every druggist. DO
not he deceived by limitations" or
substitutes For trial size. free,
write TO Dept iS.R, Resinol, Balti.
more. Md.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
DEATH LIST IN
STEAMER SMASH
IS PLACED AT a

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 3l.-Moat
OF the survivors OF the lost steam
ship Monroe are doing well
llilda Thacker. an actress. ana
Mrs T. j. Woods Of Norfolk. how
ever. were stlll seriously III. II was
said all the others would recover
A revised list showed that 10 pas
scngors and 20 Of the crew per
lshed
Officials OF the Old Dominion
line blamed Captain Berry OF tho
Nantucket for backing his ship
away from the Monroe after the
collision.
If he had left tho two vessels
wedgcd together for time, they
asserted. the Monroe would not
have gone down 30 quickly and
more lives would have been saved.
Officers Of the Merchants A.
Miners line. however. declared Ber-
~ did right.
The governments Investigation
will begin Monday.
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Il FARMERS ARE
FREE ON CHARGE
MADE BY WOMAN

SOUTH BEND. Jan. Finding
the identity of the men In the gang
had not been established. II rest
cents OF the North river country.
charged by Mrs Margaret Ross with
having driven her and her two sons
from their ranch cabin. and. after
burning tho cabin. compelled them
to tramp and ride horseback many
miles through mud and rain. were
acquitted by a jury here last night.
The defendants included some OF
the best-known farmers OF the dis.
trict.
Mrs. Ross. who WIS prominent as
a speaker during the last state and
national political campaigns, told n
dramatic story OF her experience
at the hearing.
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The Camp

fofheiai information BY the Cor
dors Chamber of Commerce. Cor
dova. Alaska
Gold was discovered by thu
James party snd Carl whntarn.
May ard. 1919. The first news
reached the outside world when
one Of the party arrived at Dawson
on June 70th with $50 ounces OF
dust
n was too late 90 freight in ma
chinery The equipment Of these
people was Of the most primitive
Mind. consisting Of a few picks and
shovsis. n whip-saw. q hammer
and few pounds of nafis. yet
with this equipment and q short
age 81 provisions. they took out
$40. 0oe %. as estimated by the last
geological reports Their opera
tons were confined to the shallow
gravel on two small greeks. 40
such a showing was ever before
made by any camp IN Alaska In
tho same length OF time.
The district 10 known TO be gold
bearing over an area Of 50 rnfiss
square. and has been % reported
ny the United States and Canadian
geological surveys.
oold mas been Yound IN paytnG
quantities on IL claims on Bonan-
IA. two claims on Little Eldorado.
one claim on Big Eidorado. one
claim on Glacier. one claim on
Snow Guich. one claim on Cold
Run. and on several claims on
johnson and Wilson creeks.
The deep gravsls lying on the
benches have not. as yet. been
prcspected. but soon the work OF
prospecting will be begun in
earnest
The gold 90 far found 10 coarse.
and lies close to the bedrock
The bedrock 10 mostly slate and
shai~. with here and there dykes
Of porphry intruding. The bulk
Of the timber lies along the shu-
shanna river. and IL from five 20
eixh, miies from the producing
claims.
Most OF the creeks have good
gyade. There are At present from
500 10 400 men and IL women in
the camp.
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GEN. VILLA Gets
BUSY ON PLANS
TO TAKE CAPITAL

FL PASo. Jan. 3l.~-Gen. villa. at
Iuarez. gave preliminary orders TO.
day looking toward an actual start
on the rebels long expected move.
ment to the South toward the Mex.
lean capital
lie directed the concentration az
Escalon, the base OF the rebels op.
crations against Torreon, of 1000
cavalry now at chihuahua city.
Santa Rosalle. Jiminek and parral
and arranged to dispatch 5000
from the garrison here toward the
same destination next week.
II was believed the concentra.
ton meant an immediate attack on
Torreon. the next step In the cam.
paisn for Mexico Citys capture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
SCOTS HONOR
BOBBY BURNS

Scottish songs and the inspirins
tunes OF the bagpipe. along with
Scottish orations. made up we'll
enjoyed program at the Moore the
atrc last night. In celebration OF the
i55th anniversary OF tho birthday OF
Robert Burns. beloved poet OF the
Scots.
The entertainment was given un
der the auspices OF the Caledoniau
society and Clan Mckenzie. No. i6i
o. =. G.. Seattle.
The Vancouver Pipers' society
hand proved one OF tho biz hits OF
the evening
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GODDARD'S REVIEW

7 consider that the greatest men.
ace commission government offers
Is In the Capitalization of power tn
the matter Of local improvements
and asrcSsmCnts. II would not be
possible In the first place for this
commission having all IN. other
duties TO give anything like the per.
Honsl attention TO tn. needs OF the
people. which they ought 20 give
II would have to be entrusted TO
subs anu straw bosses dowa Tire
line AMI the responsibility would
b. divided worse than ever. For
the legislative end OF the street and
sewer woik alone are more than
any man can handle thoroughly
now. What would II be II the mum
Der OF men were reduced and the
duties greatly increased
There IL need OF more spec inliz-
ing Of authority rather than lees.
but this IL no, by any means the
worst feature. Tho power tn order
work and levy special assessments
therefore Is n tremendous power
for good or III TO our people and
no backward step toward reinatat.
Ing the iron hand" should be TAX.
en-. Time was. even In Seattle.
when work was ordered aud con.
tracts let without the knowledge
even OF the property owners. and.
while more protection r. now Civ
en- By law. the opportunity for I'm.
posing unjust burdens would be
much greater under centralized au.
thority.
GODDARD HEADQUARTERS
3oi-2-3 Bailey Bldg
Elliott 1895 and 1896
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CAN 'EM

Upon the request Of he Puget
Sound Traction Co. the matter of
the city requiring the company to
pave It's right.of'way on California
ay., when the street is improved.
was deferred for one week. Corpor.
alton Counsel bradford rendered an
opinion 10 the board OF public works
Friday, to the effec. that the com.
pany could be- compelled to pave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
The Company

The Ehushznna Mining ard
Trading com pauT. La, vas IN
cnrpofafed a-pt@mb~r saih. ibis,
under fho Companies Act pf INT
i.h Columbia The CotnPany's ep-
grafton. ruine under the strict ~
corporation lass ~ Hfiiish Co
inr1bia TIE stock IL fully paid
aud there q. no personal iiahiii'y
The stock 4. absolutely NON EssTss
able and tho COMPANY l. capital
irsd Ntih a capital stock ~ sAee.
bos rhi. modest capiiaiins,ior
~iii appeal 70 the Conservative In
weston.
All IN. Officers ~ tho COMPANY
ere men we'll and favorahly kn"~n
in Vancouver
" n. winsios. capitalist c J.
stacey. director. J. W hAErrs
u.Ia manager " = Crumpnr.
..~,.,ary. hArrts~r. bessrs Hu-
rtnnsn a null. registrar. Ths
Aetna iuve.imsni Trust Com
rsnv Itd broker Donald NJ.
wrrr~ro,. member - Vancouver
Ara Seattle stock Exchanges
rhs qualifications % Director
"a IN. baisins 81 one share In No
cempany. ard their remuneration
IL 20 be determined In genera
meeting
Trading Co. LTD rss ofsan'1
20 quickly take afNsutAse OF ~
BIG aud many oPpofianitief ~
proff, In this latest enn No.
..ottt.hi@ Knia camp rhushanns-
~. nroft,. -iii come from mining.
,,.dinE banking. transportation
"a ANY oihsr legitimate means
,h.t viii provide tho sure" and
o,,IrNest permanent profits u 70
4. iiy, energetic organization or
rapahis business men.
m. following contract has esen
.,s.r.a into. Contract dated sth
October. 1913. between NE snv-
.hnnns Mining and Trading GO.
TtA and Michael l.. NeAlhs,ef' "'
p.v.on The Company has trans
$3.50 IA. properties al shushsnna
- ~, ehu,hAnna goid Mines No.
IN consideration for $500 GO. 10
a. nata In stock % the latter COM
,nrv Application will be MADE IN
A.. eours. so have these shsI"s
u.,ad on the Vancouver eho
.,tls stock Exchanges, thus oiI.i
lns a ready market to 'hn" WI"
nav wi.h 20 cell their holdinr
T'he dividends VIII accrue Ho"
,verv operation 81 the company
Company has power TO pay
80, ,nissinn ~ 20 per cent for scr
,icss rendered In selling OF saAr
.n,ccius the sale OF the Com
nany+. shares. but ~ 10 at present
nropoaed 90 pay only is per cent
The estimated preliminary
r.ns.. arc 81. 600 However, the
ar,uai expenses to date have pes
sa.x Thus saving tho Company
sab7. 49,,
The minimum subscription upon
vbtrh the Directors may proceed
90 allotment shall be five shhfes
90 be paid IN fun -,,-,
Failure TO pay any installnsnt
when due renders previous ih.iAi
meuts liable 20 forfeiture ana Al
iotinent TO cancellation.
An subscriptions for stock should
he addressed 10 the Aetna Invest
mont and Trust Company, lid'
winch Building Vancouver. BRIT
i.h Columbia. which 10 acting -
r,gi.trar for the shurhsnns Min
ing and Trading Company. i.td.
Th,s was done to douely safeguard
Inc latter company's shareholders
in the delivery and registry OF its
.,ook All stock is registered In
the purchasers name. and 80 guar
antssd hy the Aetna Investment
md Trust Company, Ito,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
PHOTO
PLAYS

The Melbourne theatre tomOr.
row VIII present the famous six.pRrt
production Of Soldiers OF Fortune. ="
with Dustin Farnum. idol Of the
American stage. In tn. leading rola
Richard Harding Davis great
STORY. laid IN the tropical republic
OF blanche. in which rugged Amer.
lean characters are brought into
the intrigue and utterly rout tn.
dark.skinnei revolutlonisiA. has
been read by millions OF people the
world over. Augustus Thomas
wrote the play from III. book. and.
under the direction OF the two men,
author and dramatist. II was trans
formed into photoplay.
From Father 10 Son II a two
reel Rex drama. featuring hob
Leonard and Betty Schsde. Bob.
junior member OF the firm OF Cor.
bin 4 Son. marrlcs the stcnog.
rapher. Corbin. senior. loving the
girl In an cvll way. cuts the son off
He employs a thief 20 help ruin the
boy. The thief proves to be the
stcno's" brother. Corbin. senior.
IL beaten at hia own game. Bar.
bara Tenant Is featured in al,
the Crossing" an Eciair drama, on
the same bill. A comedy completes
the program at tho Glass A. start
Ing Sunday.
The Pale OF Prejudice" at the
Dream. starting Sunday, IN the
story OF young physician who
lost out with his colleagues when
he accepted q new theory OF heal.
Ing. Through II he was able to
save his sweetheart when the other
doctors had given her up There
are three other subjects on the
program.
The third OF the "Fantomas"
series. The Mysterious Finger.
prints" a four.part feature. will be
shown at the Glass \ soon. Fan
tomas" IL n detective series.
Melbourne Sunday and All Week
Dustin Farnum In Soldiers OF
Fortune" six parts.
Class A Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
From Father to Son" Rex two
part drama: AT the Crossing. "
Eclalr drama: The Saint and tho
Singer" Powers comedy.
Colonial Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
"Pathe's Weekly" worlds news
The Lucky Elopement' vita.
graph comedy. The Little Bugler. "
drama. His Fireman's Con
science Biograph drama
Dream Sunday Until Tuesday Night
Dolly OF the Dailies. The Per.
feet Truth" Edison drama THE
Fallen Angel" Biograph drama
THE Pale OF Prejudice" Lubin
drama. willy and the Fisherman"
and "Batty Bibles Honeymoon.
Melies split-reel comedy.
Grand Sunday Until Tuesday Night
"Tn the Clutches of the Gang.
two-reel keystone comedy; Goals
Of Fire" Tannhauscr drama; "The
Lackey." Majestic drama.
Circuit Until Saturday Night
"The Lure Of New York." four
reel Underworld drama: "A Money
Romance comedy.
Alhambta Until Sunday Night
"A Doctors Deceit" two-part Imp
drama Just Kids two-part Eclair
comedy.drama "A Freak Temper
ance Wave Joker comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
How fortunes will be made

The shushsnna Mining and Trading Com
pany, Limited. the first big company to get In
on the ground floor Of the big strike, was or.
qanlxed by experienced mining and trading
men who know the north thoroughly. Its pur-
pose Is TO develop properties OF proven value
and to carry on a regular trading and trsnspor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
HOSPITAL FULL

The city hospital is filled 10 the
limit and has outgrown its present
quarters. Health Commissioner
Crichton told the council finance
committee yesterday that nearly nil
beds are filled.
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BULL BROS.
Just Printers
1914 THIRD lain io%3
GvTRErT-SEATr1.E

SEATTLE TO EVERETT - Limited
trains 10, 80 a N and t,st . N. Local
trains sac. 7,ao $50. $40. io.so. ~ ~
/. M. iias. i.se. sac. as-o. sse $50.
tita 7ta. fiio s..s. iits m daily
Ticket ofrces-Reat,is. Ftfth sv. usa,
w.sfiatsr gfeenNosd. Aiar Drug Store.
ssth snd Greenwood.
EVERETT TO SEATTLE Limited
trains 800 a. m. and zee p IN Loci
trains SEES. sieo. 700. see. pioi. 10 90.
fifeo q m. 1900 noon. 100. ;sso. see
tsi 500. zee. TOO. SEQ. issit .. m
tally.
FREIGHT leaves both cities zoe o m
PACIFIC NORTHWEST TRACTION co.
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How you may share

Over one thousand men and
women In Canada, United
States and several foreign
countries, scores Of these
practical mining men who
know the conditions In the
North. have expressed their
faith In the shushsnna Min
Ing and Trading Company
and In the plan Of manage
ment by Investing In the
stock. a small block OF which
10 now offered AZ the low
price OF IS cents a share.
The organization Of the Com
psny presents . unique ep-
portunIsy TO the general pub
lie to participate In the big
profits which Will accrue vr.
der the cooperative plan BY
which the Company 10 being
operated. The great profits
made In the former Alaskan
camps by trading and trans
portation and by the opera
tIon Of claims were secured
by close corporations Of
wealthy men. In this COM
psny every share will receive
. pro-rata Of profit from ali
departments. Every share
holder will participate equal
Iy. There 10 no preferred
stock.
Read, In the ieft-hand col.
umn. Of the Company. which
10 Incorporated under the
strict laws Of British Column
bIa, and Of the capable men
behind Il. Read In the right
hand column the official In
formation regarding the camp
as published by the cordova
Chamber OF Commerce. Then
take advantage Of the oppor-
tunlty TO get In on the ground
floor Of the company by fill.
ing In the coupon and mall
ing with money order today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
W|LLTAKE BONDS

The state finance committee has
gladdened the hearts OF the couif,
commissioners by the word that the
state has finally agreed to take care
or the financing OF $500. 600 county
road bonds. the entir, amount To be
taken over IN exchange for state
money by June |.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
PUBLIC RECITAL

Some OF the junior students of
the University Of Washington. as.
sisted by pupils OF Miss Myrna
Jack. will give public recital this
afternoon. az : o'clock. In the uni.
yersity auditorium.
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INK, READ! THINK!

.,s,,u,siy ia ealy theatre N ses'I.
...ssusas svvivs Nrst-raa fees OF
s.s.Ir- pirsufes On ress'e "
-. ,.<srfirs % the Price % edrnls-
..s wf.haut a snEla exception
=. srs assured % ,ssins semsthins
s.fsr. shown In seattle sssry
La. rus.asy anc FRIDAY,
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Get this Magazine

n you are interested In shushsn-
ma land what liv. man with red
blood In his veins Is not Interested
in this thrilling chapter OF the hts
tory Of goidf1 fiil In the coupon
on the right-hsnd corner and send
for our monthly magazine con-
tainins heaps Of interesting tn
formation and statistics regarding
this great new district as well as
the operations OF the Shushanna
Mining and Trading Company,
Ltd
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CHICAGO HEIGHTS. NJ. Jan. ~.
For &c years Richard Yates work.
ed and struggled and experimental
In an effort To discover the sccre,
OF the violin makers OF Cremona
lie avs that at last he has found
II and that from his humble work.
shop In the attic Of his home viii
40 out instruments that viii rival in
tone those made by SfradivariuH
centuries ago. Not the age hut the
yarnish. which gives an eycnneKs
.of vibration. In the answer OF the
lost art. says Yates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
RESIDENCE THEATRES
At the Home Until Sunday

THE Rose of San Juan drama;
"A Shotgun Cupid" comedy drama Z:
"Daybrcak." drama; "iIclcn's STRAIT.
agem. drama. Protecting san
Francisco From Fire and "Fatty's
Filtration split reel.
At the Pleasant Hour Sunday
Venetian Romance" drama /.
THE Fllrt. drama; The Old Folks
Al Home drama; Their Husband. -
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31
The latest official news from the far north
indicates beyond the shadow of doubt that
Shushanna, the new Alaskan Ell Dorado,
will rival the greatest gold fields
in the history of the world

II LokDikERs. those hardy pioneers OF the
IN northern digalngs, the men who know tho
conditions and tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are
tho men who are sending out tho reports from
the Inside. These are the who are "nush-
ing In" over the most periiovs trails that ever
led 20 a gold camp and who more excited
over the big strike" AZ II 10 called at shu-
shanna, than they have ever been since the
memorable stampede In 81 These are the
who freely predict that more gold Will be
taken out OF tho new discovery than from the
klondlke and Yukon, and that the stampede
which Will take place In the spring will be
bigger than the historic "kIondke rush"
The Cordova Chamber OF Commerce, In
answer 10 the urgent demands for Information
which 10 reaching then, necessarily from every
quarter OF the continent, has Issued q circular
containing reliable information concerning the
big strike. Part Of this Information 10 given In
the rlghthand column OF this announcement.
Read this and you will be able 20 form some
idea OF the energy that 10 lying latent, both
inside and outside OF the new camp, awaiting
only the arrival Of spring 20 be transformed
into q feverlsh activity that promises 10 bring
forth . stream OF precious metal such ss has
never been seen before In the history Of the
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-31

tstfon business, all Of which lines Of endsavor
are immensely profitable. II 10 estimated that
ten thousand mon Will reach shUshsnns In the
sprlng and these people will arrive practically
without extra clothing, and with provisions suf-
fcisnt only to last them a few days.
The shushsnns Mining and Trading Com
pany, Limited, has a corps Of thoroughly es-
perleneed mining spd trading men In the hsld'
and trading posts Will be established along the
trails into shushsnna and In the gold city itself.
Tons and tons Of provisions are now on tho
way. These will be sold Immediately on their
arrival at q big profit.
The TRANSPORTATION deps rtnnent Will be . most
profitable one for the Company. ss not only Will
largo profits be made by the carrying OF freight
and passengers on tho compsny's steamers tths
first OF which 10 being rushed TO completion
and Will be In operation on tho White River
by the time navigation opens), but the cost OF
handling the companys stores will be mate
rally reduced by avoiding the heavy freight
rates
In the mining department the Company has
already acquired controlling interest in a com
pany which owns one Of the best properties In
the camp In the very heart Of discovery. James
Kingston. the man who did the assessment
work, panned coarse gold In paying quantities.
even while doing the digging necessary to
prove the claim. His letter TO the company is
reproduced in the February number Of the
Trust Company Magazine. This interesting
publication, which Will be mailed TO you for six
months post paid absolutely free, 10 full OF
information and absorbing commercial stories
Of the North and Far West.