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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-29


Paris, May 29.--(United Press)--
From Flanders to the Vosges, and from
war furrowcd northern France to tao
ports in the south, French and Ameri-
cans will join tomorrow in paying tri-
butte TO America 3 silent army Of de.
mocracy--the dead
While thousands of hearts reach ovol.
seas in yearning memory, the army 3
commander.in-eh r. the president =
viii speak of them over the graves OF
some of the first TO fall in the desperate
struggle Just year ago, when the Ger.
mans we're nearest Paris. In addition,
the armys field commander-General
Pershing will deliver an eulogy of the
soldiers who died.
These ceremonies will be at estab.
'iishcd cemeteries. But not single
American grave in France OF elsewhere
viii be forgot.
President to Speak.
President Wilson will deliver an ad
dress at a cemetery near Paris. Buried
there are men who fought at Belleau
Wood and other historic spots in the
Chateau-Thierry region. Pershipg wsn
participate In ceremonies at the eems,
teries at Dun.sur Meuse. Beaumont, Ro
magne and Ehiaucaurt. All these places
were in German hands a year ago. Az
Dun.Sur Meuse, in what once was the
beautiful valley Of the Meuse, the he
roes Of Americas last offensive VIII
be honored.
Romagne is the largest American Gem.
etery in France. between 10000 and -,
900 being buried there. AT Thiaucouri
the heroes Of the st. Mihief offensive
rest.
The total Of 10000 American graves
win he decorated throughout France
The qaartermastcr' department has
furnished thousands Of small flags
All 70 Be Remembered.
In out Of the way places, from lone.
some villages in Pieardy, along tina
Marne. in Lorraine and in the yosges,
little professions Of French women and
children will tramp along dusty roads
With flags and flowers. In many cases
American officers will accompany these
professions. Such scenes viii be enact.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-29

Theirs jest one lorg-haired statesman
that cut any ice n IN uerld-Paderew-
SKI. Have you eTer noticed how mnch
better some fellars' tires look than ther
shoes7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-29
Elaborate Forn,aIities to
Mark Salem S Observance of
Memorial Day;Autos Wanted
MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM

I MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM
sssO A, N.-yeerans march Armory Cemeteries
\ psOo A. N-Exereises CITY Cemetery
M-serv Sailors and Marine on willamette River
- Bridge.
Ss.2, M.-FOrmatOn of Parade Square.
7 3$ .S.-MemOrs Program n Armory.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-29
Strikes Spreading.

The Ottowa citv council has recu,
nized the bod carriers, builders laborers
international union and wage scale OF
As cents an hour.
AT Huh, electric railway employees
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-29

Oregon: Tonight probably
showers Friday fair. noderals
ysslerly Winda
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
Quickel Firm Always.
On Job Where There Is
Need for Ford Parts

The 9ui,kti Auto a Sspply 60. ur.
HuftH automobile owners 70 steady aud
ready supply Of Ford parts ana uc,es
Hufies They Hny white they cnrrf u
large line o. automobile acctssouts
for Hi makes 81 cars NJ hoth whole
sale md retail. We feature In puru,
ula Eeuuine furd parts. There Gre
more than 100000 Ford ears lu dniit
operation in the United States This
IA "a little better than onp.hnlf Of 40
the motor cats used in America
The bis Ford factory iH being torn.
ed. 80 rapidly 90 possible. from 100
pct cent government work to 100 pot
cent production nf ford rnIH n takes
time 90 rcndlust everything and get
the urtuu back To- normal production
Of a.un0 cars per dHN IN thr mean
time the output of Ford cars b. Tim.
ted. uud thtrt u u great ARMY uf
furi drIlOts throughout the tuitci
States % hc supplied The company
can show mo- fNufH Thef nu rDinr
20 get 20 limited quantity Therefore
the usrCasItf of placing your order
uutrhh. without Hu. delay. lf you
want 10 be- sure OF setting autthing
reasonable enrlN delivery DO not
Auit Tor tomorrow. Fitr them YOUR
order today The serving puhitt ct
Fond rats both Tor business aud luf
pleasure. tH UNIVERSALLY recognized
IN, uums Pod expresses The high.
cat standard Of reliability o. cro
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
Beautiful Haynes
Models to Be Seen
Al Automobile Show

Tho show SONG public Will s,o for
he utHt time fnr latest %uf',unHH of
th. tih, N~uiurIHN.l, tuwuaIf cot
kukumu Ind TIE rAIIUf UuusstH ui
an ths ustuu,ui new s.uts HAYNES
motvla These isN STYLES SAYS o..
" iftuc mHuuE'r uf tug White
GntaRr distributors 81 the Haynes
Mitchell anal bort .Hfs. puzs,s a. all
tho accumulated tuE,uuHN. develop.
msnt put features ~ our moro tHHU
t~suih isis ,sars OF HY.grfsiui ,su'u.
tnrt
90 Dol $50 k,I interest uL tn H',
tIsss modern ruuttkHrIts Ste rs
calling 10 tho mind tHU haUl and
tnIuE DAYS our tsIisut iIwuui
HAYNES hud Iu getting fh, puh'I. Co
appreciate the pitrts li tHs Wutut
caf t1woud iil, Res WIS threatened
With mnut law SUITS Through tNptu.
,nccr un ne publ, ruIds while Coz
rf Go yunsuuiuut' ore uf 'nt .luu
tfA's most pfartDYI u,vuiUus THE
tmhatuis Inventor nuw,t,u Iuuin.
iainsi bio r,slftAu,, o. Boot hIt
side of 90, fuu1
uri~ Did ru-"iiu, busv1 Vas u'i.
ther famous uur popular n wac tru'
people utnf Eiwuui Haynes hum'
know tho machine uut most 900 were
skupucal ard u a few believed
sincerely thaf o. machine wts H
nuisance ulous tie putliD hlEHNa'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
Electric Starter
Greatest Boom to
Auto, Says Dealer

"ons Of the most astounding
features ~ automobile construction b.
tho electric starter. sid one of the
local dealers TODAY bon speaking OF the
great strides which have been made
in the industry in the aaat few years
The one big drawback 20 the cars
Of "a lev wears ago was the muscle
cranktnE devise THIS was the one
thirE that kept the motor cor an all
most strictly man proposition We
men could crank oniY a ycri fev types
81 rae Men hes tatcd tn PURCHASERS
20 ear fearing the broken arm. the
cracked H.ull tho shattered lor which
WIS 30 apt 10 hnpnsd frpm the hack.
fire uf the mttnT which forced the
hand crank ha with tho upidIp of
urhtnirg aud the force Of forty
mules
Electric starters 81 d practicable
sort hernn mukinp ihemsvi,'l feit co.
special equipment boz about 1870 but
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
Will Americs Seize
Her Opportunity?

intoU ewed on the much discussed
subject ~ foreign competition. the
president ~ the bort Motor COMPANY
% Flint. Mich. makes the following
statement. aa,s =. ~ Little, manager
of the White Garage local bort dis
ttihutorss
~ Heeni 20 uo the general belief
among people who are not I'M position
TO have definite knqwiodre on the
subject that Europe Vii be- 80 bus,
rebuilding and rchAhihtutinE herself
that she viii not have much time 90
devote 10 the promotion ~ manufac.
tufe aad Industry iuI some time e.
come.
'These optimistn seem 10 have The
failing that America With he won.
dsrfui manufnrturinr equipment To-
hprltcd from The var hnH but 90
reach out hrr hand so 10 sreHk. a.
grasp the trade Of the wofti
"Nuthinr could be- further from the
truth. While there con hs no dem
ing that the dsNaHtntion wrought hN
The war In Those sectors ~ Europe
which were HctualiY under nte or oc.
cupisd D., The ,Hudai Germans never.
thclcsH " must he horne IN mind that
this represents hut n small area nH
compared 20 tho whole and b o. the
factories be- tho uniniurpd portions
NN" NNNHH| -". ""H o.. wv
~ tho old stand
'INen Will, the destroyed rt o.
on factories afo being rehuilt tho
others. bette equipped than I'VE
owing to thr rtruzo pfliu,tiYu OF war
materials. VIII De- g,tuuE under way
Heretofore America hus i,i tho
WAY boz production methods Sow our
best methods are Boo common use o,et
thrfr aud Europe once she hos learn.
how can ts expected 60 turn out
Eoul products fullt Is ChD'ril = W.
~ nr,pm,s ,t'Irut th,u ron.
tie statement thHt these who
count ur o. weak aud wur.iuru Europe
Co ptHsltrlN Weld fNp palm ct rom.
leadership a. The United
stIt's Ir, due for re- tu1' awakening
IN re- word. U We have excellent
m~.tuUH,fuunr faculties sues M i'u-
rope The question. Is what are We
g0ing 20 du With Them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
BAKER STEAM CAR
ARRIVES TODAY TO
ENTER EXHIBITION
Car Built Entire In Pueblo Fac.
tory, Of Pueblo Made Steel,
Comes 70 New Mexico Represen.
tativos for State Show.

nracy a Monto,a. Sow Mesiro
agents fof the BAKER steam motor ear.
today received % Baker steamer. fresh
from the company new ncior, ~
Pueblo which they viii sahiiit ln the
aut, shuw ut the armoft next week
With the completed steamer came u
complete duplicate Of the cor IN
usremhlrd which will enable tho TO-
cal representative 10 make q com
pleto EXHIBIT OF thc ru~rstruttorro the
car showing the simplicity of ItH 90.
erntlnr principle etc
Commenting upon the BAKER ear
AMI the New Mexico show a., Pueblo
theftHin Of FrhrIur, 60. auNa
Pueblo viii hr ON exhibit Ut tho
A~ihuIucruuD automobile show upNt
week That be- an exhibit thtro will
show that Pueblo boz % real steel aud
m~ahuiacturiuE center The Baker
steam Motor car company viii have
At The A~ibuqu"rIus show one ~ THEN
new st'umH rufH sttIt pHft Iu The
construction eft which WIS made bi
their own machinery 800 tholf own
plant iu Pueblo n viii demonstrate
There iust what the steamer car IN
VA the automobile world In addition
10 TINS complete ,ur ~ Will have ono
Of ttH engines dIHsr,I,l that ull muN
view tho psffogtucss and its superior
points 81 construction and utility The
steel iu tH construct on be- also %
Pueblo product. su Pueblo should d.
proud of THIS exhibit ~ Alhuuuctque
y. NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
WARS EFFECT ON AUTOMOBILE
INDUSTRY IN FIGURES; REASON
FOR THE ORDER EARLY" DRIVE

compiifhrd for months Some plants
will ana even are now ~ about nor.
NAL. hut the great majority viii feel
the vnr for ths urNt Near
one thing noticeable in motor car
production is that unasCurrt pf Hdnt
ton was about 700 600 ears Hhort NJ
normal boz 1871. while truck rrcuur.
ton has Increased ben IN country
from t2s.taT ears 10 2ts.ote, or un
Increase OF about 20 per cent
This years pleasure car pro itr ION
rieV rot even reach the igif uHfk
Thor, are now about 100000 motor
vehicles registered IN the 'uitcl
~ ten. with heavy replacement det
ninndh during 1919
Tho following figures ure ute sat
ing IN showing the vars effect on
automobile making the third largest
manufacturing industry In this u
try.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
Several Models of
Hudsons Will Be On
Exhibition at Show

The Hudson super s'N aivH,s rufei
Tor its tudlNfduaiith. NNi provide fs-
itors at the auto show with some suf
pfisss iu body creations uf sfeat'f
nsautN than ever" said b. % EIkIrH
Hudson distributor. TO-DAY Tho
IuNuf, of the tthtiUI,. tHe tn'sf
~ the four passenger ,uupv tHr Niil
40 aud comfort uf thp limousine ana
TOURING Limousine u sedan Will hg
shown 90 best adyuutuH' Dol sIi, TIE
speedy looking -four and ~ruN,usuas
seuEcr phaetuns
Its mechanical perfection hos been
demo, sfrttgd duUUE tH, post fNrrU
NtHrs Cos more than go 200 owner
the thusss is unchanged rN,rrt fUf
tsr, slIrht rrunrfutUfs TIM f.,t iHIi
tho design his been so r'tudHrl f'i
Tint Their, has been uu rIlI0Hl UnIHa'H
for yttrs luI that H uuds.n lgIIt
sin ys.Is Igu b. ftll modern HrI ur
to-date Boz H~ppsnfant, Dol ut lmtufs
lance tofth' owner
IL WIS uuN q f'w N,.Is $40 vh"N
over, Hltnmolil, was q on lurf'f
when 90, nrsf touch of FROST dfHN,
ever, Gag utu winter uuurts Too
ia, s.ft SUM- S, Ia built 90 nfiutl
itll protection aud roWfurt BOO aH'
Kind OF weather THIS rpIIgt hls boon
ln, uf thc importlrt f'etotH in iHkin.
automobiles from ~ uf thIH ,itasItlrN.
= luAuueH and making them uu AIl
the = o. necessity
Let me fak, your check is Che
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

according 60 reliable data. ir@ FIRST
electric starter 90 30 use- on n reg
ala stock car was ln 1919. when :
tured iu thiH rnuntr used them a.
rcEuirr cguiuucnt " , almost lm-
possible tor even "a MOTOR expert %
think of a ear now. with the exception
of tho furl. which rruuka easily,
which is rot provided with on almost
100 prr o. Of perfect starter This
10 the maln reHann the local dealer
added wins motor cars have taken
tho place in The homie and business
life which thof now ocrupY@ for
mother cfn stunt tho motor o. well by
pushing tte hutton us the strongest
man Iu tire world"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
Duplex Trucks Are
To Be Shown at the
State Exhibition

business men arc considerably In.
tcrcstcd In the announcement made
hy the Burhtf- ioftsf Auto company
that they Will show for the first time
In New Mexico. a line Of the aenaa-
iianal Duplex commerriul trucks Two
of h trucks are expected ia be here
In time for the stntr exhihition and
tho results Of these nov famous car
rers. which have been achieved In the
American arm, hive made them the
aensations Of ail of The EASTERN shows
this year.
differing from The atcuae com.
morcihl truck. tho nnpIck p-ussessfs
four driving witfels Instead ~ only
two. az ~ common among both uleuH-
ure and COMMERCIAL ears
Fayh ~ the fsur ~heelF of The bu-
pioN has the ahillty to tcepi,e power
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

let me take your check is ihr
most popular after din",r speech
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

Many an old Barney, horse. while
jogging laAily along the dusty road.
came 10 a stiff.legged stop AMI a sud.
den turn as Americas first car came
sputtering down the pike After all.
the old pioneer automobile. Nnlcn
made q snortinE demon ~ the most
dociie old nag IN only q few shoft
wears proved to be the horses hest
friend and the nucleus OF one OF
Americas biggest and most impof-
tnnt industries"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

from the engine mud 20 move the car
In this a he front drive wheels "a
ert a constant. smooth aud continuous
pull. while the back wheels ~ the
SINE time exert a constant and con.
tipuous push. only in this way can
utilized 20 its greatest pulling and
hauling force.
The cars come In various sizes.
adapted for every type Of Use. The
great advantage IN the Duplex style %
driving force was explained IN "a few
words by n well known truck man this
morning. lie said You see " b
ordinary truck HIS ~ back wheels "
a mud hole " In helpless while the
fluplex has two front tractors ~ goud
~ the hack oncH and which are on
dr. land. They pull the car out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

The motor uuf D. an npi torn
witch hfa t.cn applied to tho past
~trurrt, bob vh|sh VfnrHtiUt 90 OF tne
would took uru Motors piutrd the
Important unrt ou liHf un seu-tu
the nir Moot especially was tho
motor of maximum importance in tho
Htr A. r ufHlt hH automobile IN
ius, o. hns suffered materially in tho
mununsture ID its normnl product
the p]l,aaurs CIV ani the commercial
truck
Automobile plurtH worc In many
Instances 700 ufr cent war basis,
meaning that thrY were eNerting every
ounce nf thrii strength on wGr con
tracts aud onufslh autpgudiug their
making OF sIrs 100 th0 rtivHie mar
bet Thsrr corptr rH Hre nos max
ing IL wonderful mliN 10 fcarmr pre-
war production but 10 ul mol Pc "c-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01

One way { reiievs naoiiuai con-
sipation IL TO eke regularly q milo
laxative. Deans Reeulets are 70
commended Tor THE purpose. acc a
box at all drrs stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-01
ANNOUNCER ENT
Visit Our New Store While
Attending the Auto Show
TIRES FOR LESS

That is the Foundation ot our business policy a
fact, that should wuu for Ms the bushes, Of every
automobile owner who wants to save money ON gots
tircs. W viii eat our profit To- a minimum, because
of our low overhead expenses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

She who goes TO an the receptions boz
the neiFhhofhood ana move gives en-"
herself b. apt To- meet with q culd
by aud by
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

iairatlon. tho official tinted states
government Organization. IA the CEN
trail agency In this york. Vprtoua
American relief committees are coop
Grating They viii ave 20 carry on he
work after June 80 when tho gov
ernment machinery must lapse. ar-
cording TO the act OF congress cr'H
ms n
Among The organizations that are
furnishing large sums Of none, and
Ions Of milk and other supplies H. th"
American Jewish Relief committee.
witch. through the Joint distribution
committee for American Jewish Iiclie
Funds. u caring directly FOE 10000
Jewish children. Es well an several
thousand Christian childrcn la War
saw alone.
IN the poor Jewish sections Of War.
saw this relief work takes the forw
Of numerous milk stations where fresh
or condensed milk IL provided for tho
undernourlshcd little ones,
A total of about $500. 600 FROM
America Jewish funds will be- spent
for this ~ other relief work for
Poland In the month Of June alone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16
CHARLES SPRINGER IN
WASHINGTON INTERVIEW
PRAISES 8. M. JOHNSON

The distribution OF IN surplus
army Trucks hy the government to the
states IN giving Impetus 10 the lm-
provsmen ~ the highways" said
Charles Springer. chairman o. he
state highway commission 81 New
Mexico in az Interview Ia the wash
inRton Post.
"New Me1Ico IN n new state. almost
one.hslf Of whoae area Is owned or
controlled by the federal government
In the form ~ national forest, Indian
nr other reservations This property
IL not taxable. therefore the state
cannot raise such sums Tor road i'm.
proyement ~ most ~ the other states
Nevertheless New Mexico will accept
cvery truck allotted 10 her. "a total ~
about $50 We are erecting IN a so
acre tract adequate housing ana re-
pair shops
In the reorganization of he army
the motor transport corps should be
retained. and u should cooperate with
the highway departments ~ he states
ln ihe training 10 u body uf men Ia
operate motor vehicles aud keep them
IN condition. These men could read
ilY find civilian employment, aud they
would constitute a trained force ready
10 "a moments notice To- respond in
case ~ med hy the war depHI 'Wrut
The vehicles which they operated
would Dee ready Tor reguisition hy ID
department. and thus the depart
mrnt would be aiding directly In In
duririnl progress ana az the Stme time
making preparation for the ma
uoual defence
IL b. H mHii"r ~ satisfaction to New
McNico continued Mr. Springer that
o citizen of our state was the Original
tor 81 the idsn that the equipment
purchased with the proceeds Of liberty
h"udH iUt th' purtihH" ~ haildinE 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16
FEEDING
100000 STARVING
POLISH CHILDREN
More Than $4,000 Jewish Riddles
In Warsaw Alone Absolutely De-
pendent on Food Sent from
United States.

lis There REALLY an America q"
Almost a million Polish children
victims of fell circumstance, daily
ask that question. Not .since theN
can remember have they tasted white
bread. and aA Tor milk-it rs not 90
much a. a name IN their mindh.
Emaciated, suffering all the horrible
effects OF mnlnuirition In ragH amt
tatters they wander the streets Vainh
searching for even a crust OF scrap OF
food 70 Enaw.
Pictures Of a few OF these children.
Of Jewish parents, taken In Warsaw
aud brought TO this country by DR.
Hahn 1. Davis. OF Chicago, formerly
lied Cross commissioner 10 Poland,
are shown hors.
THE faces OF hes. thousands OF
wistful. beseeohinE children haunt any
one who has been 20 Poland, said
Dr. Davis recently. How can We In
America enjoy a single meal while In
nocent childhood Is being wiped a
IN hat country -
To prove 20 tho GENTLE and Jewish
children alike In Europe that there
really 10 an America, rich and bounti-
ful, the Jews OF America hsyc under
taken 10 send 60 Poland and othor
stricken countries a total OF $4,000.
600 this veal In cash and supplics
This work h. being done through the
American Jewish ltclief committee
for sufferers from the war. and co-
operating organizations The commit
tees HEADQUARTERS are at 10 East
Forueth street. New York. Louis
Marshall 10 chairman cyrus 1. Sulg-
berger, secretary, Arthur Lehman.
aud Henry n Hossufelt. di-
rector Among the other members
are tolix NJ Wnrburg. Jacob a. Sohln
Nathan ana Louis Siraus luiius
koseuwald and Hcury Mnrgsnthau.
How vital % part America is . wing
IN saving Poland from actual starVn-
ilon may be cleaned from the fact
that the American Relief adminisim
ton In feeding o. total % 10000 chill.
dron In that rnuntry No one on no
Eround In Tho neW pol>.id cares 10
speculate IN what would happen were
this relief work suddenly N stop.
Will. ihr Amsrisan Hsiirf admin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16

Now the summer girl will hogin Il"
frecz. on to the reckless youth vito
has % mani for ~suuandering Die coin
fuT lee cream.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-16
GOLDEN RULE DRYe
4 GOODS COMPANY
. .un. .unp. .-.s.

road o. tho Hhinr should he used g.
construct highways AZ home IN The
cyeutng ~ December , % reception
was gEen tu q badly u good rnadr
mon b. the southern society - wash.
iuEtou ~ the University riuh
"pr + N Johnson was called uu iH
respond 90 the address - sclUnWe hf
Mrs Iussphus Daniels liiH speech
wa 4 plea Tor roads ~ home VI
cmbodies his idea IN Il joint resulu
ton. which was later attached u- 900
amendment 60 tho ~poatuffire Hppru.
priatIun hin n b. under this law that
10000. 900 worth NJ motor trucks tnd
perhaps an equal value ~ other road
machinery aud equipment nov Eor.
10 The g. states. the uulY ruHt h'inE
loading charges ana freight
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-05-30

July 1st, is enacted into law. Esti-
mated work under control of the
state highway departments in
cludes $45, 100000 for the con-
struction of 5000 miles of road
now under contract, 10000, ,OOO
for 1000 miles of construction
ready for contract, 100000, ,OC
for 10000 miles of contemplated
construction and $50, 600, 900 for
maintenance of 100000 miles
Expenditures of counties, town.
ships and local road districts are
estimated at $1O0,O0O,OOO for
the construction of $1,000 miles
and $50, 900, 900 for maintenance
of 100000 miles.-Press Dis
patch.
No expenditure of money could
be made that would benefit the
people of this country to a great
er extent than money put into
good roads. Sometimes people in
the country appear to believe
that good roads are mostly for
the city folks to run over with
their big autos. Well, the farm
ers have more cars than city
people, and besides their produce
to market.