Adventure, June 1911 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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| ' Registered in the United States Patent Office JUNE i9i! VOL2 NO-2 MY ADVENTURES WITH YOUR MONEY Ui PHE GOLDFIELD MINING-STOCK BOOM AT ITS HEIGHT GEORGE GRAHAM RICE FPITOR'S NOTE—Even to-day there are signs ~ that the Summer will see another sensational boom in a remote mining field, with a flood of pro- motion stocks thrown to the public through the usual methods. George Graham Rice, Master Ad- venturer in Popular Finance, is making revelations in this series of articles that should be worth mil- lions in money saved to Amcrican investors. The same keen insight that made him a vital factor in the spectacular boom in Nevada mining stocks is now at your service to take you behind thre scenes . in promotion-land, and the story is told with the same graphic pen that wrote alluzing advertise- ments and literally put new mining camps on the . map overnight. In the May ADVENTURE, Mr. Rice told how he got into the mining-stock game. In this instalment he tells the illuminating tale of Copyright, 1911, by‘ The Ridgway Company. -motion—and the true story of Go] ‘Bullfrog Rush, the inside facts about the Gans- Nelson prize fight—-a new. ‘wrinkle jn mining pro- dheld Gansoli- dated, with .its accompanying incidénts of-money madness. Senators and, sporting-men;.. governors and gamblers, :financiers’.and, frauds, ‘intéfiningle in the big story.’ Most.’ impértant of alf, it is full of the things that you. yourself want.to k#ow. f HE place was Geldfield. . The time February, .19096. Theybooem in mining shares of the new. Nevada ‘gold camp of Manhattan Was at its meridian. Riches had rolled into-ty lap as a result of the one Manhattan maining All rights reserved. TOOKS CONMUC -) (C@