THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND; WEDNESDAY EVENING, ' AUGUST 10, 1910
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PAYETTE LAKES
T0GETRA1LR0AD
Rich Timber Belt to Be Opened
- ' by Pacific & Idaho '
" "7 Northern.""
(Special Dispatch V Tte Journal.)
, Welser, Idaho, Aug, 10. A crew of
;.. Pacific & Idaho Northern surveyors
started out Monday from Meadows to
make a preliminary 1 survey from
Meadows to, Payette;1 lakes and down
Long - valley as far as Roseberry.
It can be safely stated that the Pacific
ft Idaho Northern will In the very hear
future be 1 extended to Payette lakes,
Idaho's , most beautiful summer' resort
that Is rapidly growing In. popularity,
and the extension is certain to reach
.down Long .valley at least as 'far as
- Roseberry, Boise county's rapidly grow
lng metropolis. ; V fv ? -a ,c .
. . With the. extension! of ' this road , to
the Payette lakes, there Will be 100,000
acres of fine saw timber made tributary
-to the Pacific & Idaho Northern. Half
of this saw timber is in large ownership.
The smaller timber owners are certain
not to hold ; their standing timber at
present prices-. Much' of this land is
more valuable with the timber off than
on. " ::-' -f -' -"v' , v, ;
Beach &loh Timber Bait. .
' It Is seen that there is easily $15,
000,000 worth of saw timber tributary
: to the paclflo & Idaho Northern rail
road, as soon as the 'railroad reaches
the lakes. At least , half of this vast
amount of timber is certain to be cut
.-And-hauled out In the not distant future.
,' Thls Hem alone,
t MSftffi
"7 Is seen, to "be
railroad.
' There are 60,000 acres of tillable lands
In Meadows valley. This amount of
. tillable land In this Valley In time will
be considerably Increased . as the great
, timber areas extending along Both sides
(of the valley are cut down. s'
. In Long-valley there are 250,000 acres
of tillable lands; This, of course, Is
, counting the many pretty little trlbu
' tary valleys lying along the streams
that empty into the Payette river wlth
. 1n the boundaries of Long valley.
.And when the railroad' la extended
down the Little 1 Salmon rivet , to
. OrangevlUe, as it is planned to do, and
which may be added to the certainties
of the not distant futura, the undevel-
oped agricultural area i of Jhat vicinity
will also be opened, adding still more
y wealth and prestige not only to the Pa
cific, Idaho Northern, but also to the
state of Idaho. ,": .
r In order; to extend the road from
- Meadows to Payette lake,' It Is neces
sary to raise 1300 -feet to the lowest
pass In the divide between Meadows, and
'-. Long valley,- and then thenroad must
; drop 100 feet to the lakes. In accom
' pushing this It will require a J per
, cent grade In reaching the: summit, and
15 miles' of railroad building. In an air
line It Is about six miles from Meadows
to Payette lakes. -
BRICK BUILDINGS
' . RISE AT ONTARIO
t,7T (Spcial Diapatca to The Journal! '
Ontario, .Or., Aug. 10. The contract
for building the Catholic church has
been awarded to William Raver antftOre0 Railway & Navigation company
the new church edifice will be erected
at onca .The foundation has been built
for some time. The foundation for the
new Presbyterian church will be put In
next week and the contract far the
building, which will be of white
pressed brick, will be awarded.
The brick,' work is . progressing on
the five-story hotel and the other brick
buildings being erected by T. H. Moore
on Main street Several new residences
are also in course of construction. Every
house in town is occupied and there
Is a great demand for houses. i-
" ' Will Plant Apple Trees.
(Special Dlotcb Tne Jncrnl.
Dallas, Ot.i Aug. 10. Robert P. Fish
er -and George D. Btewart, who came
from Montana last Week to visit Mr.
Fisher's aunt, Mrs. W. V.-Fuller, have
decided to become permanent residents
of Dallas. They have bought a tract of
.land near, the city reservoirs and will
plant 13 or 15 acres to apples. . j
Get - First Thresher.
1 (Sprint DUpetch to The Jeiiriwil.V
Marshfield, Or.. Aug. 10. A thresh
ing machine which . arrived here by
steamer for Charles Heller of McKln
ley excited - considerable comment
among the young Marshfleldltes, who
had never seen one before.
Lota Bring $85,000.
. Bt Maries. Idaho,, Augi 10.---The sale
of lots on the government townslte
brought approximately f 85,000, or an
average of about MS, a lot, " About 60
per cent of the property was bought by
local people.
Xorsery at Dallas. ,
. (Special DUpetch to The Journal.) '
Dallas, Or., Aug. , 10. H. , G. Camp
bell and D. U Thomas will establish a
rursery and graenhouM here this fall.
They art fitting up a traot of land
near town, for the nursery. .
Covey
. we all unaerstana the principle of bodily nourishment how the blood,
loaded with nutritive properties, circulates through the system and ; oon
etantly supplies the needs of every muscle, nerve, bone and tissue. Ths
aority of human ailments are caused by Impure blood, because when the
y is supplied with weak, polluted blood the system is. deprived of Its
necessary strength and disease-resisting powers. Children do not develop
perfectly, nor are they strong and robust unless the blood is pure and strong,
while old people are afflicted with rheumatism, and other attendant troubles
of old age, because of weakened circulation. S. 8. 8, is made entirely of
healing, strengthening. Cleansing roots and hnrha. tha rrant find hfiHt hfnnrl
ediclaaior.young.,finfl old., ., It - ourea
impure or diseased blood, tones up and regulates every part of the system
and creates an abundant supply of nourishment with which to build up the
blood. 8. 8. S. cures Rheiynatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofula,
Malaria, Skin Diseases, Contagious Blood Poison, and all other blood dis
orders. Book on the blood and any medical advice free.
1 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,, ATLANTA. GA,
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Latest Pattern of Holt Comljlned Harvester Propelled by. Gasoline Engine,
PRESIDENT LOVEn
. TOURS INTERIOR
Head-bf Harriman Lines Takes
h Lon9 Auto-Trip-Over- Cen
tral Oregon.
(Special Dtapatcb to The Journal.) " '
Vale, Or., Aug. 10. President Lovi
ett, head of the Harriman lines, Is tour
ing ' Central Oregon. - He spent a day
here with : a f large par ty of ' officials
and left by auto for the great railroad-
less area. t y ; ;;. :i: v.i Vii
A special train of four cars was
brought In from Ontario. Tha party
consisted of Judge Lovett. head . of the
Harriman system; W. H.' Bancroft, gen
eral manager of the Oregon Bltort Line;
D. tBBurley; general passenger agent
of the Oregon Short Line, and: JAP.
O'Brien, president and general manager
of the Oregon, Railway & Navigation
companyf C P. Buck, chief engineer Of
the Oregon Railway & Navigation com
pany; L. P. Williams, chief counsel for
the Oregon Short Line; W. W. Cotton,
chief counsel for the" Oregon ' Railway
& Navigation, company; "W. P. Miller,
and others. ' ' ''
- T.he visit of the head officials Of the
Harriman system to Ontario, Vale and
the Interior of Oregon, at this time over
the routs of the proposed Una is con
sidered .as very significant and specula
tion is rife as to Its full Importance.
It is reported that the, visit Is In con
nection with the Oregon & Eastern, and
that building operations will soon be
gin on the new line across the central
part of the state, while the ta king over
of 40 miles 6f the Oregon Short Line
between Ontario and Huntington by the
ana me epiaousning or . ma amsion
point or the two roads and the eastern
terminus of the Oregon & Eastern at
Ontario, Is considered likely , ,
TRAINS .AT MEADOWS-
. BYiIOVEMBER 1
' (Spwflal mnach to The Joornal.)
Meadows, Idaho, Aug. 10. Four hun
dred men and teams are now working
on the grading of the Facifio & Idaho
Northern xtension-irom Evergreen to
Meadows. From 15 to 20 per cent of
the grading work Is finished.. This ex
tension must be finished and trains
running through to Meadows by Novem
ber. Tha grading can be completed by
October.., This will leave at least SO
days la Which to place the ties, lay the
steel and do the ballasting. The track
can be laid In 16 days and the ballast
ing can ba accomplished In a very short
time. It can therefore be stated that
Pacific & Idaho Northern trains will be
running Into Meadows by November 1.
SHIPS FROM CAVITE'
, ARRIVE AT 6REMEBT0N
UnJtd Pteae Leased Wire.)
Bremerton. Wash.. Aug. 10. The
United States cruiser Chattanooga and
the navy collier Prometheus will arrive
today from Cavlte. They reached Port
Townsend yesterday and passed Quar
antine Inspection satisfactorily.
' Pave Ellensburg Street. '
(pedal Dltpetch to The Jooraett
Ellensburg, Wash:, Aug. e 10. Rapid
progress la being made by Contractor
William In the paving, of the business
district several blocks of concrete foun
datlon having been finished north from
the Northern Paolflo depot The entire
jeb Includes laying more than a mile
of brick paving. ....
Motlor Car Co.
Seventh and Conch Streets
ABLOODHEDICIiJE
FOR YOUNG on OLD
- everyilment-whtoh-comee-from
USING GASOLINE POWER IN : HARVEST
GRANGERS PLAN
FAIR AT KNAPPA
Lively River Town Will Make
First Exhibition of Products
in October;
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(Special Viapitch to The Journal. v:
Knappa, Or., Aug. 10. Knappa is to
have, a grange fair and farmers' . Insti
tute to show the state : what can be
done In the way of farm prpducts and
live citizenship, . The exhibition will be
held October T and 8 under the direc
tion of the local grange, A committee
of arrangements headed by F. EI Butler,
has been named to have charge of the
show, i
combining the work of the grange
and the farmer the plana are to have
addresses each afternoon by members
of the faculty of the Oregon Agricul
tural college. Lunch will be provided
by restaurants on the grounds and plen
ty of music will be provided.
It is planned to have an excursion
train run from Portland to give peo
ple an opportunity to see the rich coun
try about Knappa, -providing an - ideal
outing for a day. , This is the first ef
fort made by the town to get ' public
notice and everything possible will be
done to make the fair a. success.
COLORED BOXER GAVE
HIS COIN TO CHARITY
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As an illustration of the big heart
edness of the late Joe Gans, an inci
dent 1s recalled that happened tir-8an
Francisco a few years ago, when a. 'bene
fit was given . for young Frank McCon
nell, who went Insane from a blow that
sent his head against the floor of -the
ring In a battle with Spider Welch.
At this benefit bout sat such boxer
as Jimmy Britt, Eddie Ha'nlon, Joe
Thomas, Frankie Nell and some 40 or
B0 . horsemen, who were enjoying the
races over at Oakland at that time.
' Billy Jordan, the veteran announcer.
Jumped into the ring, Just previous to
the main event and spoke a few words
about McConnell. after which a collec
tion was taken up. The people gathered
about the ringside and' started tossing
coins into the- ring and as-theydld,
Jordan announced the amount, with the
name of the donor. Here is how Jor
dan announced the donations of the pug
ilists: -
"Joe Gans, $20., Jimmy Brltt. $S0.
Eddie Han Ion, 40,
"Joe Gans, (SO more, making a total
of $50 for Mr. Gans. Jimmy Brltt makes
it $60 for his donation. Eddie Hanjon
makes his $70. , r ; : ,
. "Joe Gans makes It $80. Jimmy Brltt
makes it $90. Do I hear any more?"
asked Jordan. -
Gans stood up and threw in $10 more
making It $100 for himself. Brltt went
him one better and made his donation
$125. The fans expected to see some
thing doing as the men kept at It
Jordan looked around at the two box
ers, who at that time were flush with
worldly goods, and nobody said a word.
Just as Jordan was ready to get out
of the ring, Gans stood tfp and threw
in a $$0 bill, making his donation reach
the amount of $150. - v , . . -
This Is just one of the many 'charita
ble acts that will hang to the good name
of Joe Gans.
SEATTLE TENNIS MEET -'
''BRINGS OUT EXPERTS
Seattle, Aug. 10. Today Is the eeo
ond day of the state tennis champion
ships, being played this week on the
courts of the Seattle Tennis club. Miss
Haael -Hotchklss of California, .-who
ranks next to May Button, and Mme.
Da Lobel -Mahy, wife of the French
consul here,- are starring In the women's
singles and doubles. Miss Hotchklss
will play an exhibition match with Sam
Russell this afternoon. , Russell and
Fits, the veterans, disposed of Craw
ford and White of Victoria yesterday,
removing their worst tumbling block
in the path, to the second, consecutive
championship. -
NO MORE HALF RATE
OR FREE USE 0F WIRES
; , (United Frees Leased Wire.)
New York, Aug. 10. Franks and half
rate privileges have been recalled by
both the - Postal and Western Union
Telegraph companies. Circulars asking
,f or the return of the franks and half
rate certificates were mailed today-f rom
the main offices of the two companies
here, The circulars call the attention of
patrons to the provision of the new rail
road regulation law that makes tele
graph companies common 'carriers and
prohibits free or reduced rate messages.
The franks will be discontinued after
August 18. , "
Oakland Comes Stronger. -
San Franclscd,. Cal., Aug. 10. r- The
Oakland and .Vernon teams played 10
innings of runless ball yesterday, and In
the eleventh Inning the Villagers put a
yannaracr4ai 1 tha pints. hut,.aa jQaka
came back -, stronger -and shoved , two
runners over, ending the , contest 'with
the score 2 to 1. Sgore: ; . v R. H. E.
Oakland . . . it' i
Vernon : i . 1 I 4
Batteries Moser and Thomas; Brack
enridge and Brown.
FIELDS
Umatilla County.
FIRST ISSUE t)F PROGRESS
MAGAZINE OUT AUG. 15
The first Issue of the American Prog.
ress Magazine will go to press Satur
day and makes Us appearaace 'August
15. Its editor and chief owner Is E. L.
Thompson, who for many years has been
manager of California hotels, - at , the
same time, being an associate in the
publication of , the Western . Hotel Reporter.'-
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Mr, Thompson has determined tq make
his permanent home in Port lan 4 and ex
pects eventually- to- erect s modern plant
for hie magazine here. The first num
ber' will be exclusively devoted to Port
land and Oregon, containing cartoons of
prominent men, and articles descriptive
of the city and state's resources and op
portunities. V Stanfleld, erstwhile
have a city park.
a desert. Is to
wear,
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wreck when others are
labor. Get yourself in the
how yourself off to the
and regain your nerve strength and
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iu hi, (v is easny Kssiuuiaiea ana quicxiy Trans
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Tb UnlUcI States GovanoeBt speeifieaQf
claaaifiaa Pabtt Extract aa an article of
lsenue not aa alcoholic
bevarasa.
OrcUr m iottn lottJtt from
your Jooa) druggist.
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V OUR SPECIAL PRICES FOR AUGUST
BEST RUBBER PLATES ..S7.50
22-CARAT GOLD CROWNS . ... ................ .84.56
BRIDGE WORK .... . . .84.00
GOLD FILLINGS 81.00
iSILVER FILLINGS .................... Y.... .T.50
Extracting Free When Other Work Is Ordered
No Students Employed
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Fads for Weak
ft ine-teethe el all Ike eiclniees of women is doe to some derangement er 4te
eeae of the ocaee distieotly lemioine. Such sickness .pan be cured is eared
erVry dev by ( ' ..: ' ,.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
it Make Weak Women Strong,
Sick Women Well.
It act directly on theoorfant affected and ii at the same time general restore
live tonio for the whole system. It cures female complaint rifht in the privacy
of borne. It makes unnecessary the disagreeable questioainf, examinations eoe
looal treatment so Universally insisted upon by doctors, end so abhorrent w
every modeat woman.
, We shall not particularise here as to the symptoms of
those peculiar affections incident to women, but those
era a ting full information as ,. to their -symptoms and
saeansof positive cure are referred to the People's Com
mon Seos Medical Adviaer 1008 pa jet, newly revised
and op-to-date Edition, sent frtt on receipt of 21 one
cent stamps to cover cost of mailinf.e(y; or, in cloth
fciadin! for 31 stamps.
Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. '
KEEP COOL-KEEP
-When-tired f - warm -
a little BATHASWEET in the tub when
bathing. : ; BATHASWEET softens and per-
' fumes the water instantly, ss baths ims cent can. .
IT'S WORTH A TRIAL
, BATCHELLER IMPORTING CO., ; u tNEW YORK
JUDGE LOVEH IS
PORMIDBOUI
Chief of Harrinjan Lines Com
pletes Tour of Eastern and -r
- Western Oregon.
ISpvclnl Ttlepitch to The Joarnatl
PrlnevlUe, Or,, Aug. 10. Judge R. S.
Lovett, president of the harriman lines,
left here early thie morning for Port
hind, completing' the final lap of hli
tour of eastern and western Oregon.
Judge Lovett , is much impressed with
the posslbllltfes of the sectlomsJias
Inspected. ' , ; , ;r" - , 'U- '
He, states that central Oregon will
have transportation, soon. ;
The party came yesterday from Bilver
Lake, a distance of 95 miles. Tey
passed through'-the Summer. Christmas
and Silver. Lake valleys to Silver Lake,
through which passes the survey for the
east and west line. ..They left the rail
road at Ontario and? went to Burns and
to Lakevlew. ,
TECHNICALITY RAISED '
. , IN AID OF CRIPPEN
Si !--'f Vo( ' 1 " '; " -' 1 " ', 1 '""
' (Cnltrd Ptea Leaitd Wire.)
Quebec Aug. 10. The fact that Dr.
H. H. Crlppen and Bthel Leneve were
arrested by provincial authorities aboard
a vessel. Which Is territory under fed
eral jurisdiction, may prove to be a
serious technicality In the way of the
trial. The point was raised by attor
neys representing Crlppen and the Le
neve woman, who may demand the
prisoners release on the groundof.ifc
'tegar-arresfe'"";,, .- ,. Ty .-. -i : ,;-.
NORWEGIAN STEAMSHIP
HIT, BY U. S. COLLIER
'. (tTnited Pren Liw Wtre.V
New York, Aug. 10. With a hole In
her bow, the Norwegian steamer Rosarlo
nature "lui?J uft afttr
a day of hard work 7
Don't
yourself out
to the utmost and become a wasted
iust beeianing to eniov the f ruita of their
proper condition to do your work and
best advantage. Help nature take ,
vital forces. It fortifies the system
c -
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Dl Glorgo arrived today from Port An
tonio andreported a collision with the.
United States- collier Marcellua at 3 a.
ml, Tuesday. According to the officers
of the steamer the collier sustained
little damage.
The vessels collided in a dense fog.
the collier tearing into the hull of the
steamer. ; After striking, the ' vessels
sheared off, scraping each other's sides
without further Injury. The hole In the
Rosarlo la above the water line and she
was able to proceed unaided.
ine atarcellus Is attached to the At
lantic fleet and she has not reported
as yet to the navy department
TRAIN ROBBER SUSPECT
; TO BE TAKEN TO CANADA
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Lbs Angeles, Aug. 10. A man arrest
ed Wednesday-at Dillon, where It ia
alleged he was trying to rob a bank.
has been identified by the authorities
there as Bill Haney. formerly of Los
Angeles, Who is wanted in Canada. . He
will be taken to Canada If the ldentifl-eatlon-
proves - correct?- for- endeavorln g
to roo a train and ror killing- a Canadian
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YAQUINfA BAY
, Oregon's Most Popujar Beach
Resort
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ITS climate Is delightful.
XT has a greater variety of attractions than most beacnee,. .
. because It Includes a placid Inland bay and Innumerable
picturesque retreats. ,
TKB trip thither Is scenlo and entertaining all the way. , .
XT Is the Summer home of educated, and refined families
from all parte of the west. '
, ITS famous agate beach yields the choicest pebbles known, .
ITS variety of seafood surpasses all other beaches.
ITS accommodations for both hotel and cottage life are. of a
' - high and varied class, abundant and Inviting.
1 The cost of reaching there la reasonable because the -
Southern Pacific
has established reduced round trip summer ' excursion fares '
from all parta of Oregon. Send for Tregon Outings,".
' giving a good description of the delights of Newport ' -
Round Trip Tickets from Portland $G.OO
Sat urday-to-Monday Tickets . . .03.50
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Inquire at the City Ticket Offloe, Third and "Washington
..streets, for all desired Information, or address
WM. McMURRAY
Oeaeral Paaseagw Agent, Portland, Oregon "
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frontiersman With whom he fought Hi
the time of the holdup.
The Canadian authorities, who fctv
been searching for him for mora than
a year, have been notified and are re.idv.
it la said, to pay $65(50 reward for his
arrest ' '
Kalama School Too Small.'
(ftoeHal Wf'Htch -. TH JoaruL
, Kalama, Wash., Aug. 10. A ms
meeting was .held last night to deter
mine Whether the ; school gymnasium
should be converted into a schoolroom
in order to accommodate the Increase in
the number of pupils, or If a temporary
building should be ' erected. It wes
voted to build an addition to the school
house and not use the gymnasium.
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- Oil Fuel for British Navy. ',
- - (fniUd Prt Leased Wlr.
' London, .Aug, 10. Investigations now
being conducted by the admiralty,, it Is
said, will result in the adoption of oil
as fuel for the British navy. If this Is
done, It la believed England will take
steps at , once to acquire a permanent
petroleum supply. , , , -
Journal Want Ads bring results.
HOTELS
Headquarters fot
TonrUts and Com.
merclal Traval.xa
Special rates mad
to families and
single gentlemen.
The management
will be pleased at
all times to ahow
rooms and give
prices. A modern
Turkish bath es
tablishment ta tae
hotel.
B. C. Bowers. Ugr,
T H E CORNELIUS
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CORNER PARK AND ALDER STREETS
Beginning May 1 our rates will be as follows: Out
side back rooms, $1 per day; single front rooms,
$1.50 per day. Our omnibus meets all trsina.
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