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THE OREGON DAILY- JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1311. v I. VOLUNTEERS BUILD TABER NACLE AT, DALLAS, OR., IN SINGLE DAY. Reclamation; Service Plans to, I Finish, Great Project f V. Near Boiso- : V; ' CSpaelal DUpeU te The JearsaLI ' " Boise, . Idaho, May li. The expen diture of approximately ;.f 1,000.000 i a year, for five years, the building of 17 miles of standard gauge railroad up tba Boise, river,' the founding of a ' town where; 1000 man win be employed .tba greater part of tha. year, and lastly the building, or tna biggest dam yet under taken by the reclamation servloe. ia the plan mapped out and well underway by the government, within a few miles of this city. ,. -rV . . ; Tha structure is to ba located at a polnt a the Boise river known as Arrow Bock. IS miles from, Boise and which was found to be the most. dsslr able location by government engineers who spent several months up me river, boding test boles and making measure ments to : find . the best location - for America's greatest dam fop the storage of water. . - , Thus far the actual operations by tba reclamation servloe have consisted of building a wagon road to the danv-iste, the installing of a aaw mill on Cotton Wood creek and-tha sawing of lumber tor bunding the big camp, work on which will begin within a few days, Tba Arrow Rock dam when finlshad will be the highest dam in the world. It will . be 140 feet high and will be built entirely of conorete. In building so high and so expensive a dam the overnment wlsbsd to ba entirely, sure or ma geological foundation, so i ployed Professor W. O. Crosby, for merly of the Boston Institute of Tech nology, one of he famous geologists at Heoca and provide a shorter haul in wuuujr, vii in cam ana i ror water to their ranches. nui worvuio lUTssugauons in regard to foundation and abutments. His re port was entirely favorable. The dam will cost between 15,000.000 and $1,000,000 and will occupy five or sis years la building. During this per iod tha government will employ be tween COO and 700 men during the entire time. t ' Site of the Tabernacle at 8 o'clock a. m., Saturday, May20. The top picture Is the Tabernacle at 6 o'clock p. m.', the same day. ' Photos by Eaton. SPOKANE DAIRYMEN PUNT MUCH CORN HAYCREEK RANCH TO (Bneelal DUaatefc. la Tha lawll Rosalia, Wash., May 24. About BOO acres ol corn Is being planted near Rosalia, to be used aefeed for the 2000 dairy cows Jrept by three or four large dams, whioh supply milk to Spo il r nm nirnpiirii anna, uairymen nave proved mat xeea DC OUL.U riCOClVICHLIlng corn silage gives better results than alfalfa. Corn can be raised here with (Special DiMMteb an T. IwuL, Idrv firmlnv mathn1 whtlai alfalfa nmn Madras.. Or., May 14. Offer-ins what I not ha crown auMaaa'uiiv witimit trri. can be made into homes for upwards of gatlon. . One dairyman has built six 3000 people, the famous Haycreek ranch, large ailoa which will hold 1500 tons formerly owned by the Baldwin Bheep of silage. Four hundred acres of corn ft Land company, 1 miles east of Mad- I will furnish sufficient silage to fill ras has been placed on tba market in I them. The siloing system, in which the tracts of 40 sores up. This traot. much corn or alfalfa Is eut In the field, stored of which is irrigated alfalfa land, con- n1 fd rreen to the cattle, is used by tains 20.000 acres, and there Is little!11 dairymen, reeerving only enough doubt that it will ba eagerly purchased ground I0 "a cattle to exercise on. oy land seekers with means for invest menr, as embraced in this ranch is soma of the cream of central Oregon real estate. The Haycreek ranob has a world wide fame, and until a year or mora ago when the property changed bands was operated as a blooded sheep ranch, car rying the largest flock of the finest Rambouillet sheep in the world. Ship ments of these famous sheep have been. made. large numbers to South, Africa, Australia and other distant points where tiie snean industry is jtarnea on ex. Build Wagon Road. . (Baedal DUo.tr to The JonraeLt Boise, Idaho, May 14. The county ooramlssionero have made an appropria tion of 16000 as Ada county's share of the cost of building the Boise-Payette lakes wsgon road for which an appro priation of 120,000 in bonds was made by tha last legislature. The atate appropriation was made on oondltlon that 18000 additional be raised to the $20,000 given by the state. It was decided that an equitable divis ion of this amount would ' give "Boise NEW STRIKE RUNS 600 IN FRE GO LD Vein Optioned by Reddy and Associates 400 Feet Long. Two Wide, One Deep. J (Special tMepatdl t Tea loanaL) Grants Pasa, Or., May 24.i-Tha gold strike reported made by Henry Brasllle and Jack Shade 10 miles below Salem, opposite the mouth of Six Mile creek. Is estimated at 1600 a ton, the vein runs 12 inches deep and is two feet wide and 400 feet long. It shows a strongly de fined quarts lead. , All the specimens are free gold. This Is to property op tioned by Dr. J. r. Reddy, J. Ia Logan. J. R. Harvey, W. R. Nipper and Joe Sohmltt Tha mine is about SO miles southwest of Grants Pass. Great in terest is being shown among mining men. drilling machine from John McBachern of Clem and is prepared to sink wells to a depth of 1500 feet One of bla ma chines la drilling at Mayvllla and will mama . ,l. .n II . .1 wvn gv iv iiif t irwau country. - Omr-nt Plant Bnsy. (Special DUpatre te The JonraaL) lone, Wash., May 24. The Inland Portland Cement company's million dol lar' eement mill began grinding com mercial cement last week. Experimen tal tests have teen made for the last 10 days with satisfactory results snd ths big mill now will enter actively upon tha manufacture of cement to fill the many contracts already msde to supply the local market. Bottling Plant for Coos Bay. (Special pupates te Tba Joaraal.) North' Bond, Or May 14. The Coos Bay Brewing company Is ferectlng a concrete building 47x96 feet to be used as a bottling plant. The machinery will be installed and ready for opera tion by July 1. BUILDINGS GO UPa EOR DALLES FAIR Directors Begin Expenditure of ; $4000 to Get Show - Off Streets. ' (gMrtal Dim tea fa TV, Imml . The" bailee. Or, May 14. Plans We been laid by tha directors of The Dalles Driving Park association to have all annual fair exhibits at the fair grounds instead af In the streets of tha city as heretofore. With this and in view they started new structures on the grounds yesterday. Four thousand dollars will be spent en an exhibit building, ISOx 110 feet, four stock exhibit buildings. each 40x70 feet, officers' quartera, an emerged grandstand, resurfacing the raoeouraa and beautifying the grounds. A bigger and better district fair la ex pected to ba the result of these Im provement, which will ba completed- by rau. . - Chertiee IsUe la Ripening. (Speeial Olipatck te TM Journal.) Tba Dalles. Or.. May 24. Becausa of the continued cold weather, ripening of the cherries in this . locality has been retarded and it is now thought prob able tha contemplated exhibit of Dalles cherries in Portland during the Rose Festival will havs to be dropped. How ever, fruit growers say a few days of warm weather will ripen tha, fruit O.-W. Mm Go Into Interior. (Sxirtal DtepatPB t Tbe Journal.) The Dalles, Or., May 24. William Mo- Murray, general passenger agent of the O.-W. R. ft N., and I J. S ponce. W. 8. Basslnger, John M. Scott, R. B. Miller. A. S Robinson. A S. Loucsbury and IL A. Brandon, all officials of that road, wars In The Dalles yesterday on their way to 'Madras in an automobile. The officials will make a two weeks' trip through central Oregon in their machine. part of tba state ware here during tha two days session, - , .'.:.. 8,000,000 Gallon Reservoir Done. - (Special Dtrtca te The leanuLt ' The Dalles, Or,. May 24. The 'Hew concrete-reservoir, whlob has been un der construction for several months, was ..completed today, and water will be turned In soon. Tha new basin is 28S feet long, 144 feet wide and 20 feet deep and will bold about 1,000,000 gallons. v . i i- ' ' ANOTHER CAREY ACT PROJECT APPROVED (gpeelal DlipeMk te The Joanatv Boise, Idaho, May 24. News comes f rom MVsshington that tbe Carey act lands In tbe Raft river project have been seggregated. This land la in Csssla county. It aggregates 41,1(2 acres and la described aa one of tbe most promising projects in the state. Another factor that adds to ths Im portance of this particular project la that the Raft river cutoff of tha Oregon Short Line runs' through tha central portion of this tract. The company purcnased a hair section of state school lands at ths recent auction sals In Bur ley and on this half section a townsits hss already been blocked out Work on the railroad is now under way and with tba ooenlns of tbs land mentioned It le predicted that there will be lively times In the southern part of Cassia county in tbs eomlng months.1 DESCHUTES COUNTRY WILL SHIP WHEAT (pedal DteSMteh t The lasraaL) Madras, Or., May 24- The Balfour, Guthrie oompany has under oonstruo- tlon a warehouse on the Deschutes railway at the Madras depot. 100x50 fret wlth.,100 feet of additional plat form. A wheat platform has also been constructed at Vanora station, where wheat-is being received for shipment. Warehouse facilities will also be pro vided at Gateway and Mecca, the lrHr point being aceeaelble from the )U:n by tbe completion of tha three mile grade up the rim rocks made by the Oregon Trunk railway. , , u i. ' Hot Artesian Wells, , . Goldendale, Wash, May 14. Almoit within tha city limits C. F. MoEwen la drilling for artesian water. ' Tbe drill ers started work last wetk on a 10 Inch hole. Another well on - the same tract flowed at a depth f T feet and still another Inside the city Is flowing strong at a depth f lee feet Not Salts, Oil or : : Pills. But ''Discards' No Odds How Sick Your Stomach i How Hard Your Head Aches or How Billons Cascarets , Malta Yon Feel Great. .:a';. Cascareta act as a bowel tonle. not as an Irritant They are vegetable. Their vuub im uaiurii, inur ejlBOl is I lie same aa the effect of some foods. They srs gentle; no griping. They are pleas ant; no dreading. They are convenient; no waiting. - x. One old way was -castor- otl. The v- fect was to grease the bowels; and for a single day. OH never causes ths bowel muscles to aot Other ways were pills, salts and cathartics. The effect was ths same as pepper in the nostrils. -They flooded the bowels with fluid. Those fluids were digestive Juices. And tbe waste today means a lack tomorrow. Wa knew that the method was wrong. That tha after-effects only weakened the bowels. But we had no gentle lax-, atlve In tha old daya. So we waited as long ss we could, then took a big dose of physio. Ths method today is to take one Cascsret at a. time Just as soon aa you need It Then tha bowels srs always clean. . They cost only 10 cents per box at any drug store. . New Ferry to Grand Dalle. (Salem SurMa ol Tbe JonraaL) The Dalles, Or., May 24. A new pas senger ferry will compete with the Western Queen, which runs between here and Grand Dalles. The new craft Is the Eagle, a gasoline launch 40 feet long, with a 10 foot beam. Night and day servloe will be provided, while, in the past night passengers for this city on tha North Bank road were forced to wait till the next day. Retail liquor Men Banqueted. (pedal DU patch to The Journal.) The Dalles. Or., May 24. The visit ing retail liquor dealers of the ssso- clatlon of Oregon, which met here Mon day and Tuesday In tbe Knights of Pythias hall, were banqueted at the Hotel Dalles last night by the local men. Many liquor dealers from all Stomach Blood and Liver Troubles If oek telnet starts with week stossaoh, and eoaseqoeat poor, impoverished blood. Nervous and pale-people lack ood, rich, red blood. Their staeasohs need Invigorstiag r, after all, a man oaa ba aa stranger than his stomscn. A remedy that makes the stomach strong- sad tha liver active, makes rich rod blood and sveroomee and drives at disease-producM! bacteria and eurea a whale atalti fad of diseases. Csf rid ml yewr Sroac Wmm mmt , MJvr Lmnlnmm by tmklmg m emn ml Dr. Plmrem'm Garfea JVeaTea Dlmmmrmrr tkm trmat Stmmaek MmmtmrmOvm, JUrmr imriimrmtmr aaef Aeoef Clmmmmf Yea eaa't afford to aooeat any sadic2oe of ssfsewa gsMjajHe ss a substitute for "Golden Medioel Ditoov ery," whioh is a medicine or known coMPoemoN, havin eomplete list of ingredients la plain English an its bottle-wrapper, same being- attested as correct under oath. Or. PtwtWs Plmuami MMs icgwlssf sf aiirsinw) Stomach, Ltrtr ami Bewsn. jrv fsjsSr-'i tenslvely. At times tha Baldwin Sheep I county f 2000 as its share and Ada coun- a und oompany ran as high as 40,000 ty 16000 as its portion. Tbe Boise Bead of sheep, but In later years this county commissioners recently appro number waskrsduoed somewhat on ao- priated the $3000 asked of that county count of the Curtailment of government and the appropriation made today gives range. Profit on Cows, (Special Dispatch to Tbe Journal.) Eugene, Or., May 24. James Humph' rey, who resides near Irving, has four V... . a , .,-. - Jersey cows that are producing 40 v...- Hi.ia . "na I pounds of butter a week or 160 pounds 1. mvaiil 1TV1VU m ficocu, uiainti over 265 per. month or an an average of nearly 14 to the cow. CANYON WAGON ROAD OPENS, BIG COUNTRY (Bpedal Dlapatcii to Tha 2nraat Madras, Or, nay . 14. The wagon gradex which his been under construc tion by the Oregon Trunk railway from Mecca to the tableland is about com pleted. With a length of three miles the heaviest grade is said to bo 7 per cent, while tha greater portion is about 2 or 4 per cent The road is twelve feet wide, with extra wide places for teams to tha road wba . . in. wavvmibv v. LU11U1U. ,L lng week and will hereafter be . the route traveled from Madras to Warm spring Agency. It will also give tha north end farmers access to the station HOW TO SUCCEED During the last few years, conditions In all lines of business, even profession al life, have changed, so completely that every man Is waking up to ths fact that in order to win success he must specialise and learn to do soma one thing and do It welL . So it is with any article that la sold to the people. It must have genuine. tTIArit AF Ml .lYlAllTlt A a4v.tl will , maintain tna demand for the article. For many years we have watohed with much Interest the remarkable rec ord maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root tha great Kidney, Liver and Blad der Remedy. From tha very beginning the proprietors bad ao much confidence In It that they invited every one to test It free of cost, before purchasing. It is a physician's prescription. They have on file thousands of let ters received from former sufferers who are now enjoying good health as a re sult of its use. , However, ifyou wish first "to try, sample bottle, address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham ton, N. T., and mention this paper. They will gladly forward you a sample bottle by mail, absolutely free. Regular sizes for sale at all druggists nrty cents and one dollar. - The Old Reliable nion . painless Dentist assurance that tbe road will ba built Brogan Has New SchooL rSoeclal DUMtch to The Journal.) Broaan. Or.. . May. 24. Brogan's new 215.000 scboolhouse Is about completed. The finishing touches In the way or I plastering and wood work are being put on this week. The building la of brick and was erected by Contractor O. XX Loveless, ' After Artesian Water. (Special DUpatra. to The Jonrnal.) Lakevlew. Or., May 24. W. K. Me Cormaok is having a well sunk on his place near Summer lake. Other wells in that vicinity have developed a strong flow of artesian water. Wl - - . ; .awVVVBata Atrtv orrr or xowm nonm should mimbwr that our force Is so organised that ere can ao inetr enure .orown, bridge and plate work In a day If ceo eesary. . ;.y----i'!-rr-. Toll Set of Teeth. ............ ..S500 Bridge Work or Teeth Without Plates ...f 3 50 to f 5O0 Gold Crowns ...gaSO to f 5O0 Porcelain Crowns . ...f!3.50 to jt5H) Gold or Porcelain PillingB . . . . f. t.OO try Sliver Fillings... ...... 504 ta SLOtf ... is Tears auarantee. Boars a. - m. to ' p, m. . SuBdayo, " js---.,-; , 'to l !..3-;;--v..v' Union Dental C2o. rxmsT Jn 2cOaiao2i r.-- After Beef Barons r .- t. vv, j... mm m , i I - I II ymx II I i I lilt Si- i 5 ; a J. !.?. . S . 1 t-?M4f HIGH LINE DITCH TO WATER 5000 ACRES (Sperlal Dlspatrb to The JearnaLt Twin Falls, Idaho, May 24. Twin Falls is to have another irrigation proj ect which, though small In extent promises to be of much Importance to that community. This is the project operated by the High Line Pumping company. Included in tha project is a tract of S000 acres of fine land origi nally Included la tbe Twin Falls Land A Water oompany project commonly known as the "South Side" project This land taken over by the pumping company is above ths high line canal of the original company, and for that rea son was not susceptible to irrigation by tha original canal system, and under the new 'company It Is to bs watsred by a pumping device. The land will Include the balance of the lands embraced In tha original Twin Falls project which have not already been patented or applied for. Improving Big Dam. (Special DUpatcb to Tbe Journal.) Caldwell, Idaho, May 24. The work of facing the great lower dam on tha Boise-Payette project has begun, the steam shovel, donkey engine and dump cars having been brought from tbe up per works, a railway laid on top of the dam and the gravel being flumped in. There is 40 feet of water in the deepest part of the lake and mora coming. More Artesian Wells. (SnacUl rHanatcB Tna Joarttal.t Condon, Or- May 24. H. H. Wllburn has purchased the big artesian well JmWPr Wo Maiirlta s Mmqii Comfort 3hes "W cv. "M.- I " t'-J 1 hm v I w m You will welcome the extreme comfort found in Mayer Martha Washington Comfort Shoes. All pamful and. annoying foot troubles will vanish instantly when you wear these won-, derful comfort shoes. W. S. Kenyon, the new senator from Iowa, who will conduct the' gov ernment's ease- against the Chica y go beef barons, - The last obstacle t: to the trial of the Chicago packers - on criminal Indictments was re cently removed by Federal Judge Carpenter . in Chicago, when ', he overruled 'a 'demurrer submitted by the packer and declared the tedlctment-were-valld. 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We want you to try a tew bottles of Rexail , "93" Hair Tonlo on our per sonal guarantee that the trial will not cost you a penny if it does not give you absolute satisfaction. That's proof or our faith in this remedy and it should Indisputably demonstrate that we know what wa are talking about when we say that Rexail "83" Hair Tonic will grow hair on bald heads, except of course where baldness has been of such long duration that the roots of tha hair are entirely dead, the follicles closed and grown over; and the scalp is glased. Hemember, wa are basing our state ments upon what has already been ac complished by tha use of Rexall "22 Hair Tonlo, and we have the right to assume that what It has done for hun dreds of others It will do for you. In any event you cannot lose anything by giving It a trial on our liberal guaran tee. Two sixes.. 50 cents and 21-00. 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