THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND. MONDAY. EVENING, JUNE 0, 1911.
DOLLARS
MILLION
A DAY FOR WE
RECORD FOR 1 91 1
Hiflhway Improvement, Gets
' Greatest Impetus Since the
...Foundation of . Republic
; . Every "State Contributes.
. (WwhlMtoa Imi ef Te louraaLa .;,'
Waahinstoiv June I A million dollars a
day for Improvement and maintenance
of public 'road, la tha unprecedented
record that will be eatabltahed thla yea
throughout the United fltatee.' ' --
With state legislatures appropriating
mllllona for thla purpose, tha good roads
roorament has received ita greatest im.
oatna alnoa tha foundation of tha re
public. , Mora money will ba sxpended
on roada In tha next aU months than
ever before in a, Ilka period. . ..
r V early Doable Xxpcaaltara.
Road 1 and . brldas conatruetlon '; and
maintenance eoat about $0,00M00 In
lM. but tha expenditure for thla par
poee In 111 win. aggregate about $140.
600.000. "- Thla Inbludea all myney. ralaed
by local taxatioa, bond Itauea, aUte
appropriations and private subsortptlona.
"A a result or the Dig reeae cam
palm." aald Logan Waller . Par, dl
reetor of publlo roada, -"every' atate In
tha union Seem a at laat to be thoroughly
roused to tha beneflte derived from In
yeatmente In Improved hlghWaye. New
York la devoting more money to read
Improvement than any other atate, the
percentage of Improved roada In that
Lite ' having ' Increased from T.t per
cent la 1004 to 00 par cent In 1000. Cali
fornia, Connecticut. . Maaaaehuaetta,
Maryland.' Pennsylvania. Ohio, Virginia,
North Carolina, Tennessee, Wisconsin,
and several other, states will expend
unusually large aume for road work thla
y-ar. ...... - - ,
retmed la JTovember, ,
The American' aaaoolatlon for . high
way Improvement waa formed In Wash
lngton laat November, by' such, leading
men aa Jamea J. Hill,. Lee McClung.
treasurer of the United States; Logan
Waller Page, 9. P. Yoakum, chairman of
the Frisco llnea; Dr. E. J. Jamea, presi
dent of the University of Illinois! Jomes
McCreo, president of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company; Bryan Lathrop, of
the Chicago Lincoln Park commission;
John Goodelt, editor Engineering Rao
ord:, Walter Page, editor World'e Work;
Leonard Tufta, president Capital High
way association; Lafayette Young, for
mer aenator from Iowa; W. W. Flnley,
president: Southern Railway company;
Jamea 8. Harlan, lnteratate commerce
commissioner; Aldred Noble, paat presi
dent American eocloty of olvll engineers,
and a number of others.
Among the affiliated organisations are
tha Ohio Good Roada Federation, the
Capital Highway aaaoolatlon, embracing
the Atlantle seaboard, the International
League . for Highway Improvement,
headquarters New York, the Arkanaaa
Good Roada and Drainage aaaoolatlon,
the New -Santa Fe Trail aaaoolatlon.
Gulf Coaat Good Roada aaaoolatlon. Good
Roads club of Georgia, Montana Society
of Englneera, the Southern Appalachian
Good Roada aaaoolatlon. the Oregon as-
sockation for Highway Improvement, In
diana Good Roada aaaoolatlon, and the
Aroostook County Good Roads aaaoola
tlon of Maine.
JUDGE ALFRED CURREY
IS DEAD AT BAKER. OR.
"Baker. Or.. June 5. Judge Alfred J.
Currey, one of the beat known attorneys
of thla city, died yesterday very sua
denly at hta home as tha result of
heart ' trouble He had been In poor
health for some time but waa Improving
fast and his recovery seemed certain,
when without warning he was seised
with attack or the heart and passed
tiriv within m. abort time. T?a waa
Sxtrn in Indiana and admitted tovthe bar
of that state when a young man. He
came to Portland. In 1080 and waa ad
mltted to the bar of both the atatea of
Washington and Oregon. He practiced
In Portland for some time, came to
Baker In the early 00'a and had been
here alnce. He enjoyed a wide legal
practice and took a prominent part In
cubllo affaire. He waa 44 years of age
and unmarried. He was a brother of
Dr. H. EL Currey of this city, a pioneer
physician and surgeon or. Oregon. He
served In many publlo capacities and
waa for nine years a justice of ' the
peace. - His death is sincerely mourned
throughout the county, wnere ne naa a
wide circle of rrienan. f
Blair Returns With Sheriff.
t iimlil niarmrrh te Tha Journal.)
' ; Baker, Or Juna I. Sheriff Ed Rand
returned laat evening with George t.
Blair, who was arrested In Spokane last
week for an alleged crime committed
In this city nearly two years ago, wnen
It Is charged that he stole a diamond
ring valued at $400 from a local jeweler.
Ha has since been at Urge, although
tha nolloe of the northwest have been
on the lookout for him ever since. - He
fought extradition and delayed the local
office several days in Epoaane. xna
papers were sent to Olympla out Gov
ernor Hay was away from the capital,
and finally signed them In Spokane, for
which city he had atarted after the
papers had been aent to him. . Blair'e
hearing Is being held today. ;
C00S FARMERS' UNION .
; PICNICS ON C0QU1LLE
J nn$Kj?T?n? OT'STf'tr mer-
union of Coos county had an outdoor
plonia in the Norway grove aoovo w
qullls,-"on-the Coqullla -river, June- X.
Besides having a owner, Drousm or u
f.nr..., from all carta of tha county.
they had the pleaaura of liatenlng to
peaking by the state officers, J. W.
McAUister and F. - A. Bikes, whs are
vlelUng thla county. ft '
. itnaiunlM are beainnln to Come
in the market the paat few days, the
rtrsj or ..tne -season ior i;ooa coumj,
thia y,m-wnr haan a verv bad aortaer for
berrieo to ripen on account of tha wet
lweather, v '-.'- s . -
i This promisee to be a spienflw season
por tne aairymen in ,ovm muar,
khe feed is extra good on aooount of the
spring rains.
The summer iau acoiuuit wsm mu
iftut irhniiAiL between. Coauille and
iHoaaburg, and it la tha Intention of the
Contractors to carry the malt on auto
Vaobllaa tba greater part of - tha dts-
jtanca, ' : ' ' ' ' . V ""
I 'Many "people rrom tnrougnoui woi
bounty wlU attend ; tha Portland . rose
Mm
ord L' lino
r
HLUI
GET BIG COLLEGE
I., 4 t i ; .
Bishop Scadding ' Gives In
: formation About Proposed
Harrimah Benefaction. - f
an ..i M-aAaaV aaw erfa etrfc Sj I
.Of-msli avaiaj a a.w - .
i Madford, Or. June . There Is much
i. thia lt aver tha nropoaea
.hint, it la ho Dad airs. Har-
riman will locat In. Medford. ' Blahop
Scadding. who preached at at. era
v,...k vuiNii. a much lateraated n
the movement. He aaya that Mrs. Har-
riman la" a memner oi we cpiaw,
church and a generoua woman, but only
t.-. it.n.tinna after most careful
eonaldaraUon, aaeuring fceraelf kOf the
worthlneoa of 'tne eewea. ,
v. . a imnr from the rector of
the parUh to which Mrs. Harrlman be-
longa, with permiaaion w - .
Ho. He writes: ' 1 ' .
i-k Ur Harrlman an
alysed 4010 appeale for help. Almoat all
of tha writera assurea pv
wlahed ' only trtfle-wh ch totaled
1111,800.000. For X40 American schools
m --ii aiaana waa reaueatedL and
for SOS American chnrohes 1114.000.-
'Because Mrs. Harrlman did not wish
any latter to go tnto the wests basket
which might be of service to herself
to other glvera, to appealing agendas or
to publlo Of flciaia, sne na
i...... .-.,11 atnillad. Of UtS praO
tloaUy all her letters have been dlreotlv
answered la Mrev Harrlman'e behalf.
noting her inawiity is eomr w..
w... ' atAtlne- - briefly the
huvav i mH . ...
nature of her atudy and explalnlnr way
in particular cases It seems Inexpedient.
.mn for Mrs. Harrlman to aid
partially and badly what local support-
srs tit local givera onwiia
do completely and efficiently." -
Blahop Scadding referred to tha fact
that Mr. Hani man's summer boms was
In eastern Oregon, and that swing to the
,.,tnn tha need Institute In Port-
iwauvw wa w
Und, ' the state university at Bugene
and the need of a aniveraw ai
a .v.. ni.fupaaaua aite at Pelican
lake, the progressiva people of Medford
would nave to mae wu vi
case to convince Mra. HarHman that
thia Anctional memorial should be
plaoed in Medford, .
SPOKANE MEN PLAN ;
M'NAMARA PARADE
-I-PjsPs'-W-U w.
X. Haywood, of Moyer-Haywood-PstU-
bone lame, a aeraonairauvn
nMu n tha arreat'and ax-
taw
tradition of tha McNamara brothers
In the Los Angeles dynamiting eaae
in v.. h.M lima it. Elaborate nreo-
aratlona are under way by tha Indue
trlal Workara of the World, tha So
cialist party and portions of organised
labor, who declare the McNamara cafe
a repetition of tha" Haywood-Moyer-Pet-ttbone
can a Several thouaand strong,
v a thaaa thraa eartlaa will
IUT IWI.vn.i. w- '
march through the principal streata on
the above oats. w. u. mimw,
ha nw that tilrht. A fund
UUJwaV aaw w w " "
for tha McNamara defenae will be
raised.
NEWSPAPERMEN INVITED
TO CALAP00IA SPRINGS
TMeTMVJ-aa ta T IaOjTbU.)
i.sasja.asa ae .a ssjaav -
Cottage Grove, r., June i.-r-The
newspaper publishers of Oregon have
been Invited by the Calapooia Springs
company of London to be Its guests
for two days, June 10 and 17, i during
SIX TESTS TO
SATISfY SKEPTIC
A young vinan by tha name of W1V
II. H mJ YlwaUM VlJaair MMtMlafL. IOWaaai
I iaIU CAfMia J as vw
He was so 111 with Brlght's dlsaaaa
that his physician sent mm w nop
tal In McGregor. He reports that the
..a hnamltal ahawad 00 Bar Oent
albumen and that the doctor aald he
could live but a rew weeaa. ,
An auto called-at the hoapltal with a
cousin of Henry In It to tell him
about a treatment - that was - curing
Brlght's disease. He saia a uniaew
- - hv tha name of Fox had
the specific. Fox was visited and had
but three botuea. mey w ,u"
a n,nM tn nnia-alat Kuensel
inu souk w. - -
of Garnervllle. Patient went on the
treatment witnou aoiay.
montha thereafter his local physician
told him he was well. r
But as the albumen was. 80 per oent
and th patient was lying in mna
.ii a.-ii, hia,, whan tha treatment
was changed It seems that somebody
required a large numoer wi aww w
fore declaring the Results, for tha pa
tient aendo us this report of the tests
made: , " "
November 14, me, no aioumen.
I. December ll, 1010. no albumen,
v January 0, 1011, na albumen.
Jauary II, 1011, no albumen.
; , February 6, 1011, ao albumen.
a-h v itil hm alKnman. -
- mivu ., -
We ouote furtheri "I went up to see
.v. i..t la-ht- Ha aakad ma If
I was gaining In weight He thought
I" was looking well. I gained a pound
or two every week. As I had the dropsy
I weighed JO pounds more man i
-i a v.. hinn't had tt alnoa. Doo-
UVUU, WW - " - .
tor says I am cured, but he daea not
know what I ueea. a am now awns
all kinds of hard work on the farm,
win tt hurt ma? The doctor told me
I ahould do light work."
The spedfio ,rererrea w aoovs -wmm
Fulton's Renal Compound., ? j M
ard Drug Co. and ,: Blttniauer-FrBali
Drug oe. . .
For the Stomach
Here's an Offer You Should
:0 Not. Overlook.
Rexail Dvaneoela Tablets remedy
aiamacii troubles bT supplying ths one
element, the abaenoa of which In tha
gaatno juioea caueva inaiinwa "
dvaiMDBla. They aid. the stomach to
digest food and to julckly convert It
Into rich red blood and material neeee
aarv for overcoming natural body waata.
Carry a -package of , ResaU Dyapepaia
Tablets 4a your, veet pooket, or keep
them In yeur room. Take one after
each heavy meal rnd IndlgesUoa wlU
not bother yoav-. .-:.-; - -r- '
We- know what Bexail - Dyspapsla
Tablets ara and what they will do. We
ruarantee them to relievo Indigestion
and dyspepsia.- If they tMll we will re
fund your money. Three Sisee: la cents,
60 cents and 11.00. Remember, yeu cn
obtain Bexall Ramedlea only at tha Owl
Drug Co. Inn, corner Seventh and
Washington atreeta. . ' ' . f -..v ,.
DEFY GRANDFATHER'S WILt IN GOING ABROAD
I 'i'i--' - ' ' ' '
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1 f.'S..'-; ' '
Ma-rlo. anrTaci..Burke.oha, XlliK
who recently aauea irom new ' l,
D. . Burke-Roche. and to rlalt London and Pafla It wal whispered that
the Burke-Rochea ware forfeiting .an Inoome .; - Z&Jfft.
STandfather-s aetata by visiting Bngland In the lifetime of their father,
whouV Frank Work dlallkeM u much as he did their step-fathei', Aurel
BatwylTrThe boys, however, declare that tha tdlp doea not violate
whloh time a p'lcnio will be held In' the
park on the reaort grounaa. n n visi
tors will be met at tha Southern Paclrio
...ten at rnttava Grove with auto-
mobUesr and driven to the hotel, located
at the Calapooia mineral springs. In a
picturesque , valley surrounded by the
o.iaAAia. mountains. II miles distant
from Cottage Grove. . Already mora than
II have notified Bccratary uetee orxneir
Intention to be present, asa aocommoae
tinna hara bean reeerved for 100, with
emergency room for all comers.
925,000 Bank Building Begun-
i (gpaeial Dlraateh to ne ionraaLI
fttmrm flmi Or.. Juna I. Work
was begun this morning on the 121,000
new building ror tne jnrst wauonat
bank. Tha Institution will be 10x00
feet, and will be constructed principally
of preaaed brink, atone and marble, all
of which material comes from the east
' ' Btatwid Prohibition.
Fort ' Worth, Texas,. Juas I- With
delegatlono present from an over Texas
ths anti-statewide prohibition campaign
was formally opened here today with
a great display of enthusiasm. Thou
sands of persons filled the North Bide
Coliseum to listen to the speeches of
Governor Colquitt and other opponents
of the statewide movement Tha cam
paign thua begun will be carried on
throughout tha state- until early next
month, whan the question ef adding a
prohibition amendment to the atate
constitution will be decided at a spade!
election.
UIII0I1 HUE SUM
DRAWS BIG CHID
Successful ? Exhibit of Farm
a Stock Occupies Three .
gprtal IMapate. as The soeraatl '
Union, Or., June I. One of the big
gest events of Us kind ever held la east
ern Oregon took place hers Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, when Union held
tha annual llveatock enow. The town
had been properly decorated for tha
occaalon, flags floated from tha buat
ness houaes and the buatllng little city
took on tha appearance of a holiday,
. Theparads was at least a mile long
and some of the finest horses not only
of the state of Oregon were In the line
but the flneat stock of ths whole coun
try. , There was every kind of animal
known to the horse family.
The occasion, waa enlivened by two
bands each day ana from North Powder
and one from La Grande, besides the
local band. Large aeiegauone came
from the aurroundlng valley, La Grande,
North Powder, Haines, Cove and Baker.
The town eeemed to be alive with auto
mobiles, at leaet 100 coming. from La
Grande In one day. a " .
Sixteen beautiful allvar cup trophies
were awarded to the successful exhibit
ors at tha close of the band ooncert
Saturday evening la the presence of a
large crowd by tha prealdent of the as
sociation. WU1 VogeU , '
The association has already begun te
lay Ita plana for a bigger and better
show next year, v. .'
SOCIALIST. C0ATES WONT
WRITE HIS RESIGNATION
goac1a) raotc te Tha JoaraaLt
Spokane, Wash., Juns I. On acoount
of the election .to the Spokane city
commission, D. C Coatee, labor candi
date, has been requeated by the state
secretary of the Socialist party te sign a
resignation from tha Soclallet pary.
Coats refuaes to sever hie connections
and hia action has been Indorsed by Spo
kane Social lata. It la one ' rule of
the Soclallet party that a member elect
ed ta political office muet write his reals-nation
from the party, thla ta be uaed
only If hie official conduct Is unsatis
factory to the Socialists. Coatee held
that aa his election here waa non-partl-aaa'the
ofloo waa not political within
the meaning ef the Socialist rule.
PUBLIC PAYSfllUS
FOR SOCIETY. PltiK
' TEAS ON GUNBOAT
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U. S. S. Dolphin Makes Handy
, Pleasure Craft for Secre
tary, of Navy's Daughter
and Washington's, Elect, v
. IWaehiaataa Boreas of Tae Joamal.)
' Waahlngton, June Inveatlgatlon
of the death of Alexander Tellowleea,
when the U. 8. & Dolphin eraahad into
the launch Culprit Fay, Saturday, night,
brought to light facta which ara of In
tones Intereet on Capitol Hill. The
Dolphin la a converted gunboat of 1411
tons displacement. . She Is 140 feet
-aMwiaa a a raw of 140 men.
Bhs Is now assigned to ths special use
of the secretary of the navy.
The Dolphin did not steam down the
Potomac Saturday afternoon on any of
ficial . bualness. Mrs. George von L.
Meyer, and the Mlaaee Meyer, wife and
daughtera of tha secretary of the navy,
were giving a river party, and Miae
Helen Taft Aaalstant Secretary of the
Navy Wlnthrop and Mra Wlnthrop,
members of the diplomatic corps, and
about 10 othera ware gueeta. No one
olalma that the Dolphin was being used
for any purposs designed by law, nor
for any object growing out of the duUea
of efflelala of the navy department
It was estimated that to hire a priv
ately owned vassal of tha else and
equipment of the Dolphin for the five
hours she was used by those picnickers,
would eoat not leae than 111 aa hour,
and that anyone who could hire such a
vesael at that price would oonalder him
self fortunata. Thla estimate Is based
on questions aakad of naval officers
Members ef congress are asking why
veesels of the navy, maintained at great
coat, should be uaed by members of ths
cabinet for purely social purposes. The
administration la talking much of
economy, and has aooompllshed some
thing la that direction. It has been,
however, aomewhat at tha expense of the
small-ealaried employe, and large num
bers of clerks have been discharged ta
the effort to reduce governmental ex
penditures. Practically every trip the
Dolphin taxea out oz nuoraiwn,
carries a party of society people aa
guests of soma official of the navy de
partment Its bollera cannot ba staroM
at. leas than several tone of coal an
hour, and Ita aommlsaary cannot be
atocked for such oocaaione without the
expenditure of conatderabie money.
Congreaamen are asking bow all thla
squares with the profession of the de
sire to save the people's money and In
augurate a regime of genuine economy.
CASTRO RETURNING -
TO S0UJH AMERICA
Havana. Juna I. Former Prealdent
Clprieno wastra ef Veneauela, la on tha
Spaniah ' trana-Atlantio steamsnip 1,0
gaspl. anchored ,ln the harbor here,
..iim tn all vanarta. ' The authori
ties ara watching the steamship and
Castro wha la In the second cabin
nnAar aa aaaumad name. will not te
permitted te land. Zelaya, hla friend.
la with btnv Zeiaya la oouna jor -or
T.imn castrou'lt is said, wilt land at
aoms Colombian port. v ; ''
WEAK KIDNEYS MAKE
WEAK BODIES
Kidney Diseases Cause Half
the Common Aches and
111 of Portland
People. ,-
As one weak link weakens a chain,
so weak kidneys weaken the whole
body and baa ten tha final sreaklng-
n-.nnA atralna. oolda and 1 ether '
causes injure we aionera, wu
their activity la leeaenad tha whole
body suffers from tha exoess ef urlo
polsoa circulated in the blood.
Aches and pains and laagour and
urinary 111a some, and there la aa ever
Increasing tendency toward fatal.
BrtghV'e disease. There ta no real help
for tne suirerer " .
Doaitis Kidney Pllia aot cureouy on
.i. .Mil -Mk at tha Mat of
me arauwa
k mti hla. Portland ourea ara the
proof. ... . '
A. B. Horton, grocer, 1011 Bast Stark
street, Montavllla ataUen, Portland, Or.,
..... wrtnan'a Vlnav pills wara uaed '
ta my family with tha best af reauiu.
In a ease or oacsscne ana aiaae?
t)a X am giaa to nGgmmroa uim
remedy, knowing of Ita merits." -v -
m . a. . . - . mlk 1
For eaie ny au owiua mo aw
iata. roater-Mulburn Oa, Butfala, N."
T sols agents tor the United Statee.
Remember . tha name Doana and ,
taxe no tur.
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You Can Go by Auto or Elec
tric Line from Your Business
to Your Cottage in a Couple
of Hours if You Buy a Summer
Homesite at
SAIEATOGA
e
t
(Formerly the Old Elkhom Ranch)
Saratoga is on the Mount Hood automobile road1 and on
the Mount Hood 'RmitetJM"ii'ftvfa- Portiand.
Those who spend their Summers at Saratoga may enjoy
unequaled
FISHING, HUNTING, CAMPING
A 40-room hotel is now in course of construktion by the
Mount Hood Hotel Company.-You jy eajoy the best
of senrice, including electric light and pure water. You
have the bracing mountain air and
ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES
From the Telegram; Satur
day May 27th. 1911
"When highways are cut to the moun
tain ao that an automobile on the road
can make 40 miles an hour, and when
- paths beyond vehicle travel are fash
ioned and inns for accommodation of
the tourist travel have been provided In
sufficient number, Mt Hood la dea
tlned to become a monument upon the
advertising literature of every transcon
tinental railway.
E. Henry Wsmme's persistent efforts
"H. Henry Wsmme's persistent efforts
boulevard extended right up to tha moun
tain Is being taken more seriously this
spring than aver before. It Is apparent
from tha growing Interest that the peo
ple af Portland will aoon be ready to
have this work done, on a grand scale.
jand that they will, by that time, atud
tha lower mountain region with aummer
cottages. Then It is expected that tha
mountains will then divide tha popu
lace .with the ocean during the warm
aeaaon ana inai . great watering piacee
will be established between the Sandy
and tha wildest sections ef Mt Hood."
Take Your Vacations andOutings in
the Shadow of Glorious Mt rtood
' Saratoga is accessible all the year 'round. It is easily and
quickly reached by the best automobile road in Oregon, and
the Mount Hood Electric Line will soon be running cars right
through this ideal outing spot.
Read what the Telegram had to, say or mis
section. Compare the advantages of a vaca
tion in the mountains with the sea shore
Be among the first to secure a Summer homesite in the
most perfect resort addition ever flatted. - f
Remember that when the improvements now under way
are all installed, values will increase by leaps and bounds.
Give yoV family the benefit of the invigorating moun
tain air the splendid fishingand take the wonderful op
portunity for profit afforded by the present low prices, for
spacious homesites. '
COUPON :.
P. W. Custer & CrV ,
817 Board of Trade.
tf Please send me birds
eve ariew and literature
about . "v -..
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ALL TRACTS lOOxlOO Your
First Buyers May Name Their Own Terms
TAKE YOUR ROSE FESTIVAL VISITORS FQR A TRIP
TO SEE THIS UNEQUALED BEAUTY SPOT. . Think of
the delight of the days spent in the exhilarating mountain air
v.; of . the cool and pleasant evenings amonr the shade of the
k " lofty trees of the nights just right for restful slumber.' Then
-you'll consider It worth whole to investigate. - -
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fM.usterii.Go.
- Sales Agents
917-8 Board of Trade Buildin-
Phones Main 9416, and' A-3I C