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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX. rOKTLA.D. MAKCII i. 11M!.
MORE THI 200 MILES
-OF PAVING IS PLANNED
State Highway Commission
Speeds Up Work.
LEARNTODANCE
RIMERS
ACADEMY
FEDERAL FUNDS AVAILABLE
.Ashland-Klamath Kalis Highway to
Ilccelvc Karly Attention, $10,000
Having Cccn Appropriated.
Between 200 and 250 miles of paving
"wil be handled 'by the state highway
commission this year, judging from the.
aggressive policy of the commission in
speeding up worK in the past few
weeks. Aside from the funds available
in Oregon, the federal government- is
more anxious than ever to co-operate
in the desire to provide employment,
and red tape will to a large extent be
eliminated.
As quickly as possible the commis
sion is getting the main work under
way, and the ensuing month will be one
of constant activity for the members of
the commisssion. W. Thompson and
.T?. A. Booth plan a tour of the west
side shortly to determine the location
of parts of the Pacific highway, and
Jlr. Booth will start in a few days for
Klamath. Later he will go by horse
back into Lincoln county. Uy the April
meeting S. Benson, chairman of the
.ummission. will have returned from
California and the entire commission
will then take up the post road and
lorest road projects . with . the govern
ment. Klamath to Rwlt .Attention.
Klamath people.who have beei threat
ening to cut off their - county from
Oregon and join California, will soon
receive attention. The commission Fri
day arranged for the development of
the Ashland-Klamath Kails highway
and appropriated $40,000 for the first
unit, from the foot - of the mountain
on the west, known as Green Springs,
to Jenny creek. Jackson and Klamath
counties are each to put up $20,000,
making a total of $SO.O00 for this unit.
The improvement will take out the
worst part of the highway and elimi
nate a very bad grade. This highway
has a daily auto line and over it a
large amount of prodin-e - is shipped.
In response to a louir telegram re
ceived last nighL. Commissioner Booth
will take up road problems in Klam
ath, the commission having turned that
part of the state over to him. One of
the main points will be The Oalles
California highway. The first link is
in Klamath county, and Commissioner
Hooth is to see what can be done about
the section from Klamath Falls to the
Deschutes county line.
Forestry Service Wilt Iay Half.
As part of this road runs through the
Indian reservation, the commission
hopes to receive aid from the Indian
department, and as there is consider
able mileage through the forest re
serve, the commission has received in
surances that the forestry service will
iro 50-50 in that part. There is a daily
mail between Klamath Falls and Lake-
view, and the commission will deter
mine which route will be selected as
the location. A wire from Klamath
Falls announces there is $500,000 ready
for co-operation and an inquiry as to
what the state highway commission
will do.
The commission will ask for specific
information as to how the county wants
this $500,000 apportioned, on the north-and-soutli
road and the east-and-west
road. There is every prospect of a big
tart being made on road work in
Klamath within a few months.
Nothing has been done for Lincoln
county, although that county is will
ing to co-operate. The delay is due to
the inability of the highway depart
ment to get engineers. As soon as
possible a survey will be made and
estimates prepared, and then the com
mission will be in position to advance
road construction in that section.
ClatMop County Get I O.'.OOO.
A matter of $105,000 has been appro
priated by the commission for Clatsop
county, and Clatsop county offers $65.
000 additional and the town of Seaside
another $7000 for a 16-loot road from
Youngs bay bridge to Seaside. The cost,
however, will be $lu5,000 more than
the state appropriation, and the offers
of the county and Seaside.
It is probable that before the end of
the season contracts may be called to
hard-surface the stretch between Cas-
rade Locks and Hood River. This 20-odd-mile
strip has been graded with the
KOIRTCKVTII STREKT,
OFF W.iSHICTO..
PORTI.ll-S I.KADINR
niSI'lTABLU SCHOOL..
SO VKAHS IN l'OKTl,AI).
DANCING
GUARANTEED
K1UIIT - I-KfSOSi COIRSC
GENTLEMEN $5,00, LADIES $2.50
We do not claim to be the ONLY
school in the world. There are OTHERS.
especially the TRAVELING kind that
flit from one city to another, alwas
leaving a trail of dissatisfaction behind.
A really successful school does not
move (?) from( town to town, but be
comes part of the community and is
identified witn tne cnyo me and
growth. This is what we claim to be
RKUUUMitU. 4111 A tSL.li. INSTI
TUTION with one of the finest and
best equipped schools and ballrooms in,
the entire west.
Our teachers are not amateurs work
ing out their tuition by helping others.
but are all professional salaried in
structors devoting their entire time and
study to the art of dancing.
WHY BE A MERE DANCER
WHEN VOL CAN BE AN EXPKRTf
A few hours with a "Specialist" will
put that professional "snap" to your
-uancing.
Mr. Ringler "specializes entirely
upon private personal Instruction.
Engage the services of a specialist In
place of employing an ordinary teacher.
New classes start Monday and Thurs
day evenings this week, S to 10 P. M.
Advanced class Friday. Take one or
more lessors a week.
Private lessons given daily by experi
enced lady and gentlemen instructors.
MX LESSONS ?5.00.
COTILLION HALL"
FOIHTEENTH STREKT. OFF WASH-
Montrose M. Kingler, Master of Dancing,
MemDcr Am. nat. Assn. nance Piasters.
Phone Broadway 3380. A 3351.
exception of a couple of miles near
Hood River. Overhead or an under
ground, will be constructed this summer
between Hosier and Hood River, and
the three miles between The Dalles and
Seufert is to be hard-surfaced and
bids called for within a few weeks.
Plans for the bridge across the Des
chutes river have been prepared and
this structure will very likely be un
derconstruction before many months.
Proceeding eastward as soon as the
railroad encroachments in Sherman
county can be adjusted the commission
will be ready to advertise for bids on
that section of the Columbia river high
way, as the engineering has been com
pleted. Wheeler County Work Ordered.
The state has ordered 1.7 miles grav
eled in Wheeler county, on Service
creek, with the crew and equipment at
present employed in Condon canyon.
The estimated cost is $12,000. Regard
ing the McKenzie highway in Wheeler
county, the county has been instructed
by the commission to submit plans for
co-operation at the April meeting, when
all post roads and forest road projects
will be taken up for consideration.
Highway Engineer Nunn has stated he
will put a crew of surveyors on the
Condon-Mayville road, a part of the
John Day highway, as soon as men can
be procured for this purpose.
Along the upper stretches of the Co
lumbia river highway in Gilliam coun
ty grading is now proceeding between
Blalock and Arlington. In the way of
co-operation, Umatilla county has of
fered $250,000 to be used by the com
mission on the- section between the
Morrow county line and Echo and has
orfered $225,000 on a 50-60 basis for
hard-surfacing from Eastland to the
Washington state line. In addition, ;
survey has been ordered by the com
mission between Pendleton and Echo.
With contracts already let and those
in prospect. Oregon will see more roads
under construction this year than any
other time in its history. Po far as the
commission is concerned, it is moving
with celerity, and if it is not held back
by too many formalities on the part of
the government, where federal aid is
expected, a complete outline of forest
road projects will be mapped out in
a month or two. While there is great
insistence that the Mount Hood loop
be started, Commissioner Thompson
says that the matter of precedence
must be weighed. The state is now
spending $48,000 on the Zig Zag section
of the Mount Hood loop.
CROSS
FEVERISH
y. M. C. A. TO BE ACTIVE
'SOMliTll IXG
DOING
KYKTO
DAY," IS SKff SLOf.AX.
CHILD IS BILIOUS
OR CONSTIPATED
Look, Mothers! See if tongue is coat
ed, breath hot or stomach
sour.
"California Syrup of Figs" can't harm
tender stomach, liver,
bowels.
Every mother realizes, aiter giving
her children "California Syrup of Figs."
that this is their ideal laxative, because
Uiey love its pleasant taste and it thor
oughly cleanses the tender little stom
ach, liver and bowels without griping.
When cross, irritable, feverish or,
breath Is bad, stomach sour, look at the
tongue, mother! If coated, give a tea-
spoonful of this Harmless iruit laxa
tive," and in a few hours all the foui,
constipated waste, sour bile and undi
gested food passea out of the bowels,
and you have a well, playful child
again. When its little system is full of
cold, thront sore, ban stomach-ache,
diarrhoea, indigestion. colic remem
ber, a good "inside cleansing" should
always be the first treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep "California
Syrup of Figs" handy: they know a tea
spoonful today saves a sick child to
morrow. Ask your druggist for a
bottle of '"California Syrup of Figs."
which has directions for babies,
children of ail ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beware of coun
terfeits sold here, so don't be fooled.
Get the genuine, made by "California
Fig Syrup Company. Adv.
A Health Builder
For Weakened Lungs
Where a continued cough or cold
. threatens the lunss. Eckman's Altera
tive will help to stop the cough,
strengthen tho lungs and restore
health. 80c and $1.50 bottles at drus
jrists. or from
ECKMA.N LABORATORY. Philadelphia
Adv.
Stunts, Movies, Lecture;-. Debates
Community Sins and Ilipli
Jinks on Schedule.
Something doing every day is the aim
of the programme of activities launched
by the newly reorganized service de
partment of the V. M. C. A. The noon
programme will begin at 12:13 and close
at 1 o'clock and the night programme
is scheduled to commence at 7
o'clock.
Monday noons will be given over to
stunts and high jinks. Monday night to
an industrial programme Tuesday noon
and night to a short lecture and music,
Wednesday noon and night to movies,
music and stunts. Thursday noon to re
ligious address, Thursday night will be
devoted to open forum and debates.
community sing will be held every Fri
day noon and a meeting of a club- for
younger men will be held every Friday
night, movies and music appear on the
programme again for Saturday noon
and Saturday night will be given over
to the entertainment of soldiers and
sailors.
Gadsbys'
Home Out
fits Always
Satisfy.
mx Kr-n n
?. ".rj;w-- .- - " - -in m-nrn lAiiitf unwnr - i n r a fit
Gadsbys "Superior Quality"
URNETUKE
RUGS
I
More and more people are realizing that furniture may not only be useful which
it must be, first of all but it has a decided influence upon the happiness and peace
of mind of those who live with it. There is a permanent value in good furniture
which remains long after the purchase price is forgotten, and further, let us show
you how easily you can afford Gadsby's Superior Quality Furniture and Rugs for
that new home. We are always glad to have visitors. Your credit is good.
Large
Buffet
$26.75
Large Buffet, golden oak,
similar to cut, specially
priced at G.o
OakPedestal DiningTable
$17.85
Sale of Room-Size Rugs
Oak Pedestal Dining
Table, round top,
heavy base, finished
in dull golden oak, 6
feet. Gadsbys price
S 17.85.
mm
Pi
Numodel Davenport 52
This IlrM resig-n-ravenport In best grade imitation Fpsri
ish leather, goiden wax finish. Makes & vcrv com- CCO 7K
fortable bed 034I3
WhI It all's Anglo - Terslan
Rugs. 9x12. regular- COQ fin
ly 1113. now $03. UU
Whlttaire Anglo-Indian Rug".
9x12, r egru larly $95. 7C fin
reduced to vl OiUU .
Whittall's Royal Vv o r c e s tor
Ruga. 9x12. regularly CK flfl
JS5, reduced to QJtiU
Roval Worcester Hue, S "x
10.6. regularly $76. ffCQ Kfl
reduced to wwuiwu
Wilton Velvet Rugs. 9x12.
regularly $65. reduced
to
$41.50
Best Velvet Rugs. !xl2. rep
ularly $60.00. reduced QQ
Axmlnster Rugs. 9x12. regu
larly -o.oo. now re
duced to.
Other AxmlnoterOQ Cfl
Hugs, 9x12 wOOioU
Tapestry Rugs. 9xt2, reirnlnr
ly J3.50. now r- tOI CO
duced to gUU.OU
: s. 9x12 Tapstrv Rinrs. 9x12. renilnr-
$55.00 lt'::.n.Z .7.du.c.r.d $27.75
IRON BED, SPRING AND MATTRESS, SPECIAL $33.75
Solid Oak Library Table
$9.85
This Solid Oak Library
Table top measures!
25x36. with legs 2
inchee thick, fin
ished grolden wax or
fumed oak, veryffQ DC
pleasing design, vwiww
Liberty Bonds Accepted as
Payment on Merchandise
; j J J
JtPivv. Two-Inch Continuous-Poit Bed. Steel Ppnnss MO 7C
and Mattresfi. all for OiJUil J
Linoleum
A wide range of en
tirely new, handsome
patterns, suitable for
halls, bedrooms, kitch
ens and dining-rooms,
at the right price.
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LATEST DESIGN
MAJESTIC
RANGE
Just received the
very latent Btylo. new
finish Majestic
K; n k. t. re w;irm -inr
(i t n and n w
cunnirful finish, on
h e ;i y mission loirs.
Pert ert l;ikcr. KuHy
j;ujin nteW. Ahk tho
e o o k who has one.
Sold on oasy irnns ui
SAYE
10 to 25
hy huyinp your
las Range or
VV'Bter Heater
from Gadsbys
TRADE YOUR
OLD RANGE IN
ON
NEW
A
ONE
N"o Kxl ra fhflrt
for Connections.
Grafonola Outfit S25.10
Columbia Orafonola. with 12 selections of
vour choice. .'Ill) needles, oak or mahogany.
PKIl KKK.
$25.10
Special on Mattresses
SPECIAL KITCHEN CABINET
$29.75
Fnrt -pound Cotton
square biscuit
Mitc-hod. beautiful
tick inp. .special ,
Trlt y,i I I rcsf, larce
tufts. roll edfte. double
hish-srad arl$4.40
Use Our Exchange Dept.
If you Iiavr furniture Iht rtonn't emt
want something more up-to-oate and
hct ter phone h nJ we'll acrid com
petent man to ere it and arran;'" 10 tkp
it as part payment on the kind on want
th Gartsby kind. W11 make you a
llb-ral u I town nee for your etda nil
we'll sell-yu new furniture at low pricen.
The new furniture will b prompt 'y de
livered. F.xcha n ce coda pn te hough t
at our warehouer, Kirt and Washington.
7" P
CORNER SECOND AND MORRISON STREETS
I i- t-H I -. r
I '. MM J i'J
The fpecinl Chlnet wr ire off.rin
on hns white enamel tnterior,
f ol d i i) a metal flour bin. k lass fugar
iiokh-r, niokeloirj luiinu ton. -oiif
n.'ik front, finished iroiden 1
oak. Price a.t t;adshs'
S29.75
the factory at least nine months during
tho year. The following officers were
elected: President. William T rtz: vice-
president. Chrif-topher Kern, and ! ranK
CI. Royal, secretary. jvrxt 1 uesoa.v
final meeting -n-ill be held in Tort-
land and a committee from here will
meet with tho Portland men and com
plete ttve plans.
Vakima Names. Health Officer.
TAKIMA, AVinh.. March 8. fSpeial.)
-rr. H. H. Smith of this city, formerly
from Buryrus. O.,- has been appointed
by the commissioners of Yakima city
and county as joint health officer to
succeed Dr. B. S. t'crswfll on June i.
( a.-llo Hock Resident ArrcMril.
e.STI.E ROCK, Wash., March 7.
.Special.) Walter Pearson, a younc
man about IS. was arrested in llo
qul.ioi charsed with the robbery of
Booth & I.ampkin'a store at thi place
on the night of February 25. and wan
placed tn Jail at Kalama by Sheriff
Hosgatt. Tho shoes and kot on lhr
younsr man at the lime of his arrest
were identified, as poods taken from
Ihn mora of Booth A Umnkin. The
'vouns: man was a fnrtner resident (
this plH-e and was faniiliar with the
premises.
PREHISTORIC BONE FOUND
Vertebra of Mastodon Displayed by
Klamath I'alls Store.
KLAMATH FALIS. Or., March S.
(Special.) The vertebra on a prehis
toric mastodon 27 inches in width and
weighing more than 20 pounds, which
was plowed up some time ag-o and
which has been stored in a cellar here,
is now on exhibition In the show win
dow of a local store along with a
tooth which is bigger than those of
a whale.
The big- vertebra was plowed up by
It. Rudolph, who resides in the Mer
rill district, three miles from Klamath
Kails. The big- tooth was found by
Clay Ratliff near Ixst river.
An otter measuring- 5 feet 9 inches
from tip to tip was brought In with
20 fine mink. a. few day it ago by liusene
Spencer of Spencer station.
"We Want Candy Cascarets"
RtsolixJ. That when our tongues turn white,
breath feverish, stomach sour and bowels consti
pated, that our mothers give us Cascarets, the nice
candy cathartic, and not nasty castor oil, mineral
oil, calomel or pills. Cascarets "work" without
griping and never hurt us kids. Cost only 10 cents.
500
Catarrh
Treatments
Milk Producers Organize.
RILh; rcFIKLD. Wash., March 8.-
(.Special.) On Monday afternoon the
fanners of this community met in the
1. O. O. hall and organized the Ore
gon Milk Produce company, a co-operative
concern. Seven hundred and
fifty dollait in stock was sold at the
mecuinir. The Ridefit.-ld cheese fac
torv plant has been taken over by the
jnciv concern and the plan is to operate
jMfi hi
(fMf iP INDIGNATION I J
MEETING' ) J
I I IIIAM
D 0 YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK?
Have You
Rheumatism, Kidney,
Bladder Trouble?
Liver or
Away
Free!
You n rr trnu'iVt! w ' Mi I l-utiisiinir .1 n-
Untft-rouH rtiM?fie. C'ntwrrh. Y.i hv lonnod
for r-liff. You tmve wuml to m ril of lUe
!ia vvkinff. Ppittin K. t foal lr.tt h. I
ntA.nt .'iniitrvinc iJiAciiitk- nmi th- tn
u ZK U"l 1M K urijiiiim i b .
Toil have b-n tol! h U" liip"ib:. I
You hv lrte1 tl-nlors hikI urious ii.e .noa.",
tl1v lit mri with fHllnr.
I rom Irt t-ll voil Hint Yftf N;i" NOT
PIFKER KI'.iJAI " A T A K It 1 1 . It I Kin in yur
on hom bv a iiT of an -a. pilnl--
method, you Van Kft rll of all the dtiwani-for!-.
the Miinnviiiicfs. thf loiiihHomcurs of
j CjtUrrh. The Jit-va Is nil of tlimo. tiiiiph.
! n you will If arn hy al pcrIt-ni.o. if you
i I'avp not ulrVMiiy lon- It ulv-ayi iiu m
t sino.lI bcfrinnini:. but It cnt-roai-hM, Htdi1y.
. ;ritrni !y. rr-lenU?1y. until the vital or
', cin of th body may Ue tt&ckvl, and hope
1 hv rurfd hundred; nnd hundreds.
What hiii ben done for o'h-ra may b uo:k
j for ou if you come to in before it is too
1 late.
1 hv rirriHrd to HittrlbutA roo free treat
ment. lHlutrly without chre, to 'tarrh
sufferer. I n;mt you to my method,
know what 1 hv done for oth.-n. My life
liati been -penl in the study of t'ATAKKII,
JO Cntjfea and ure. Now I offer to haro
ith you my experience and k now led k a on
the jiubjert. I have been ici nft ul. 1 want
YOlT to profit by my u'-ei by takinc n-l-vnntaif
of my iffr a fre treatment for
('Hturrh, pladly (clven to fleeM from t!;
d ie:ue.
Oon't delny. rt I in mediate! v. A poM-r-ard
with your full nam- and addre?a upn
it aent off NOW will frurr one. of tho free
treatment. An en veop rontaininc your
address put In thw mall v 111 brinir you a
treatment for Catarrh which Im Ju."t ht
you have lonired for. but despaired of Ret-tlnr-
Tomorrow may be too late. Be one of
Each 10 cent box of Cascarets contains direo j iiJEryiVh. IC'r.?? Sht "i
'ATKRH SPK' IMIST PROt LB,
36lrade AJuildiur, Uo(oa
rin r l j 1 ;:he ti the back is oflon
evidence i'f kidney truuble. It is Na
ture' timely warring to phow ou that
the track of health is not dear.
Danger Siprnals.
If the.e duncer i?l.tlR are unheeded
more crloun pult are aiire to follow:
kidney trouble In its ors-t form may
htenl upon you.
Thousands of people have teptitied
that the mild anil Immediate effect of
Swamp-Root, the crcat kidney, liver
and bladder meditdne. is nrton realised
that it Mands the hiprhet-t for In re
markable curative eiloct in tho m"t
di.-trefci n If ou n'ed a medi
cine, jou thould have the bent.
Lame Back.
Lame bark is only one of many ymp
toms of kidney trouble. Other symp
toms rhowins- that you may need
need Swamp-Koot are, hoinj subject to
I. 'l'l-i You may obtain a .amplc ixe bttl of wamp-Hoot b"
enclo.-: ri;r ten ccnis to Lr. Kilmer A: Co.. l'.injihamton. N. V. This srives you th
opportunity to prove the remarkable merit of this medicine. They will also send
oil a book of valuable information, containing many of the thousands of grate
ful letters received from men and women who tay thoyhave found s?wamp-n.ot
to be JuM the remedy needed in kidney, liver and bladder troubles. The value
and Furress of Swamp-Koot are to well known that our reader are advised to
fend for a sample mo bottle. Address nr. Kilmer Co.. Hir.chamton. X. Y. Ho
cure to say you read this offer in The l'ortland Sunday Oreiionian. Adv.
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TO MOTHERS! Learn to give harmless Cascarets to your cross,
sick, bilious, constipated pets and save coaxing, worry and money.
Children love this candy cathartic. Nothing else cleanses the little livjer
and bowels so effectively
tions fur dosage fur children aged one year old and upwards.
crr.ba rr.!iiii; Mini frequent bKid-I-r
trouliIr day and nijrht. Irritation. scli
ni lit, r to.
!a.-k of Control. Mnartlnc. uric avi l
1 h' linutivm, tdoatinu. ma he lo5s
fU-i-h. tallow- compK'Mon.
Prcvaloncy of Kidney Disease.
Mnst pfoplo do not realise the alarm
ins im rcan1 and rem:irkaop prevalnny
of kidney Ui-rafc. While kidney di--ordcrs
arc amonc the riiost common
J if cusen that prevail, t hy ar n.ni
nmfs the last ret-OK niz'"l by patient.
bo rry oftra runirat fhrmHtm It !
lotorlnic the ffr-. while ttie oriftlnnl
tItMeaMe may conlnnil undermine tlie
,syst rni.
Hezular mrdiuni an1 lare ie hot
ties at all druu htorr.s
I'on't maKf any mistaco. lut remem
ber th r.anie. rr. Kiinirrs Swamp
Uoot. an-1 the address. rUiijjhamton, N.
V., inch 011 will find on every bottlf .
I
Warner's Safe Remedies
A Constant Boon to Invalids Since 1877
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy.
Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy.
Warner's Safe Rheumatic Remedy.
Warner's Safe Asthma Remedy.
Warner's Safe Nervine.'
Warner's Safe Pills, (Constipation and Biliousness)
' The Reliable Family Medicines
Sold by leading druggists every where. Sample snt on receipt of ten' cents.
WARNER'S SAFE REMEDIES CO, Dept. V5 ROCHESTER N. Y
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