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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
Como fue la junta

Segun informar los mismos via
.leros. cI martes de la semana antepa-
sada. el Jefe Pedro Zamora. conf
siono d muchos pro7loS. para cue
desde luego Sc pusieran en- 0usca dc
los iefes de las principa(es partidas
DE- reheldeS V les c~onlunlcara, QUE
desaaba ertrar en- trato< con elIos,
con el fin de unificar c! c~riterio de
todos V hacer que obraran lie comun
acuerdo, pcleando por n misma
caUsa.
Para ,el ~vierneS dc "a misma soma
Ma, va estaban en- Amatian, los jefe5
Palomar, Praxedis Rocha. Luis Nal
plea, jose Alcaraz y otros varioS. los
que p]rocedieron desdc luego a dis
cutir 81 plan de campana que hal ran
de d~csarrollar nn adelantc. Zamora
orino aun loios los revolucioEario<
dcberian abrazar una handera poll
tica Y d~eiarse dc operar por separa-
DO sin mas fines que Ct de hostIl!-
Ear al carranciSmo, dic;cndo. sdenas.
Que Siendo la f~aCcion revolucionarla
respectable la que encabcZa 81
general Felix Diaz, 10 mcjor cue 20
dr:an hac>r era aiherirse CT TODD
al acta de Terra Colorado. Vera
cruz. Y que ror 10 mismo deberian
de mandar Gesde lucgo una comuni-
cacIon a, caudIllo dc Ia revolucI57
veracruzana comunicandole 2l acuer-
90 Que habian tornado en- este SeHti-
do.
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NO Sc PONEN De
ACUERDO LOS
LIBERALES
Garcia Prieto convoco a una
junta, pero no Sc lego a
ninguna decision final
Del ,~erricic .sp,cur dc Ia PREN<A.

Del ,erricic ,sp>cur Ge Ia PRENSA.
MADRID, JUNO 29.-Anoche tuvo
lugar un mitin de los lideres liberales
para el qud fueron inyftados por
Garcia Prieto. Zero no Sc ha anun-
ciado que Sc haya liagado d decision
alguna en- referencia con la union de
las facciones liberaIes. Y como con-
secuencia de clio. base anunciado
que sc celeJrara una nueva junta.
Parece que los lideres liberalcs
han %tropezado con dificuitades mu-
cho mayores de 10 que Sc e~speraban
para llegar a IN acuerdo acerca de
IN programa comun que consolidc
la oposicion en- Ell Parlame1to. Pero,
segln Sc sabe, va sea que tai acuerdo
sea alcanazdo o va que nc. durantc
la proXlma senlana sc deSarrollara
una campana verdaderam>nte ruda
contra Maura. En- vista De clio, no
causaria la ems sorpreSa en- los
circulos poiiticos que la crisis del
actual Gabinete Sc precipitara la Sc
mana e%ntrante.
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NOTAS F0RANEAS


ROSEBUD, Texas. JUNO 26.-Pa-
ra ayudar al senior Bias Contreras:
cue sufriera hace tempo Ia pcrdida
de su hogan, por haber sido destrui-
90 este por cl fuego. IN grupo dc
compatriotas. a i~niciativa del senior
Martiniano Garcia. reunio una suma
de dinero que le fuc crtregada b
aquel para ayuda de sus gasJoS. Las
personals cue contribuycron para es-
Ia obra lie beneficcncia, son las 81
guientes:
Martiniano Garcia, $500; Patri-
clio V. PcraJes. 90; Antonio Pera-
les. 100; Marcos FacIndo. $50:
Cruz Rodriguez, go; Gregorio Pc
rales, 90; Ines Martinez, l.25:
Gertrudis RODRIGUEZ. 90: Antonio
Rodriguez. $50; A!bino Duarte,
O.25: Lazaro Duartc, 9.25: Jose Fa-
cundo. go; Francisco Esparza. go;
Isabel Arambo!o. l.00: Marcos Sau-
ceda. go; Bernardo Ruiz. go;
Juan Vazqucz. 30; Trinidad Alva-
rez. 100; Baudclio Alvarez, 90;
Sotero Alvarez, 100; Jesus Mares,
0 80; Rafael Cardenas, 0.25; Jesus
r. Gonzalez. 90; Jose Ma. Cantu,
q 80: Isidoro Molina, 0.50; Mauriclo
Castil!eio. G.25: Alexandra Herrera
0. so; Ventura Adames. $50; Aora-
ham Gonzalez. 40; Canuto de la
Rosa. $50: Pedro Castillo, go; lri-
neo Alfonso, CTS; Arcade Jaime.
0 80: Ascension Romero, 0.23; Gle
mente Maldonado, l.GO: Jose Eli
condo. $50: Andres MARTINEZ, o.25'
Mauricio V. Perales, 0.25; Francisco
Lopez. 0.25: Francisco Moreno
0. so: Cristino Guerra, 90; Martin
Sanchez. %; Maximiano ManrI-
ouez. o.25: Jacinto Prado Jose Tie
rina, 500.
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FL VUELC DEL R.54.

WASHINGTON, JUNO 2I.-Una
information reciLida en- la Secreta-
ria de Marina DC. GoDierno anaerl-
cano. da cuenta de cue e. dlrlgio!c
monsctruo ingles, R-34, que Sc haoia
anunciado saldria de Inglaterra para
este pals e. Hernes p~asado, no
ahandonara probabhemente la Gran
Bretana antes del 4 de Julio proXl-
mo. FL vuclo del g~igantesco dirigi-
Gle So pospuso IN vista del carlz que
tomaron Las negociaciones para Ia
firma de- tratado Y ell gobierno brl-
t#uico n2solviG que no Sc hlclera
la travesia acrea trasatlantica, slno
hasta despucs de Que Sc flrh1e Ia
paZ.
Noticias de East Fortune. Esco-
cha. dicen que inmediatamerte que
eI R-34 regn2so de su viaie 81 'Baitl-
CO.. un gran contingente dc mccain
cos expertos do principle al eNa-
men de toda la maquinaria &c Ia
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EPIDEMIA DE VIRUELA
EN- G~UADALAJARA, JAIL.
Estd cundiendo a otraS po-
blaciones del Estndo

GUADALAJARA, Jal, JUNO %
Grande alarma hay en- esta cludad
con motive del incremento cue a ult'-
mas fechas viene fernando la epldc-
mia dc la virue!a. Que Sc desarro!!a
con inusitaia violencia en- todas las
principaleS poblacioneS del Estado:
De las differences manlcipalldades
del Estado estan solicitando con ur-
'gencia linfa VAGINAL, o el fin dc
combatir por cuantos medios sea po-
sible Ia epidemia que toma aspec-
los alarmarteS V atemorizadores.
En- esta cjudad. solamente Ell la De-
marcacion Hidalgo. Sc han negistrado
setenta V dos casoS de virucIa ne
era. por 10 que IA alarma crece dia
. dia. c~revendose cue 81 no ponen
las autoridades s~anitarlas, todo 10
que este a su ~alcance para comba-
tir la epidemic, eSta Sc eXtendera no.
tablemente.
Tambien comunican en- Ocotlan,
cue en- aQuella po5lacjon ia epidemic
de sarampicn V tos ferina. han tornado
gran incremento, ~pidiendose 0 Ia
~violencla del case. los aINi.los niece
sarioS a fin de conbatirlaS.
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colossal aeronave. q fin de hacerle
las ne .7araclones que Sc ~consideran
>ind:spensehles, para SUI vuelo a ira
YES del Oceano Atlantico.
Los motores del aparato fueron
encontrados IN perfecto estado =
condolences. 10 que hace espersr que
So viaje trasatlantico SC realizara
igualmente con muy buen eXito. No
o5stantc, los ingenieros mecanicos
proceierar a hacer algunos are
CLOS en- la raaquinaria, a fin de de-
iaria en- condolences tan %perfectas
como sea possible.
Sc ha anunciado sin caracter Off
cisl, que 81 R-33, estacionado ran Sell
by, ha sido preparado tan;bien pa
ra un largo viaje. habiendo tornado
a bordo una horne cantidad de
conhustibLe.
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Es reconocido Felix Diaz.

Los razonamientoe cXpuestos poF
Zam9ra. convencieron a la mayorIa
&c los iefe, revolucionar -, Quieres
en- medic de aclamaciones d~elirantes
hicieron el reconocimiento de Felix
Diaz, COMO Jefe de la Revolution
mexicana y con tai motive levantaron
una acta en- la que hacian constar
eSta decision.
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FUE PUESTO EN- LIBERTAD Ell
DIRECTOR DE Ell MONITOR

PUEBLA, Pueb. JUNO 2T.-Des
pues de innumerables trabajos v pena-
l;dades sufridas por el senior Car
los Vale Gagern. fue puesto al fin
| en- libertad por cl Juez de Distrlto
de csta ciudad. quien. lie eXieio como
fianza Ia cantidad de dos mil pesos.
que otorgo an conocidO comerciante
de Puebla.
Ell senior Vale, pas6 siete dias inco-
municado no obstante Que Ia Cons
tituci6n Politica de Ia Repuhliea pro-
hibe terminantemente aue Sc moo
muniuue a los presses, V ademas no Sc
la consign6 a ningun juez. nj Sc pre-
sento en- su contra a~cusaclon Tor
NAL. tomando por preteXto unlcamen-
te una queia cue en- su contra pre-
sento un cnrpleado de telegratos de
T~eruacan, en- la Que decia qle no 10
habia firmsdo.
FL p~eriodista manifesto Il Sc re-
Servaba sus dcnechos. para acusar a
| su tempo 4 los causantes de su prl-
sion.
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DESTRUYEN la VIA
DEL INTERCHANGE
Tn tren, a punto de caer en-
poder de los rebeldes

PUEBLA, JUNO 29.-Una numero-
sa 2artida de revolEcionarios f~elicis-
tas, destruyo ell dia de aver. un lar
90 traTo de via sobre Ell Ferrocarril
Interoceanico. I'm POGO mas adelante
de la estacijn LA Oriental. propo-
niendose descarrilar el tren de pasaje-
roS cue verla de la capital del Ia Re-
publica.
FL maquinista observe a tempo
la destruction de Ia via V dando con-
tra-vapor a la maquina pudo detl.ner
81 convoy, apareciendo inmediatamen-
te d uno Y otro lado de la via, nu-
merosos hombres lanzando vivas a Fee
liX DiaZ, quienes a~:nenazaron con dis
parar sus arnas. motivando con es-
TO que la e~scolta cue iba i bordo DE-
mo de los carros. tomara dispositivos
de combate. en%tabiandose una lucha
Sangricn:a. Dcbido a la abundancia
de parque con cue contaban los ca
rrancistas. los rebeides fuieron recha-
zados, procediendose deSde luego a Ia
reconstruction del tramo destruido Y
qucdando Il via expedita como j las
dieZ de la noche.
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FQRLON CAPTURADO
P0R LOS REBELDES
En- Isasi Sc libro tambien IN
encarnizado combafe
CON los rebeides

TAMPICG lamp. JUNO 29.-Como
d~osciertos ~cincuenta rebeides aproxi
msdamente acaban Ge atacar V tom@r
la estacion de Forlon, situada d 10
largo de la via del F~errocarril 1e
Monterrey a este puerto.
10 primero cue hicieron los a!zados
al tomar possession de Ia mencionada
estacion, fue Ell ~apoderarse de todas
las m~ercancias que ALI habia almace-
aaGaS. asi como el ~secuestrar al je-
f de ella. senior Mariana Soils. 4
ouien pusieron en- iibertad pocos mo-
mentoS despUes.
DesouEs que salieron de Forlon,
los rev~olucionarios contlnuaron a 10
largo de la via ferrea. hasta llegar
a Ia estacion de ISSasi, en- dondc
t~ropezaron con mas dificultad para
entrar a las bodegaS, an vlrtud de
que los en!pleadoS. en- companla de
alsunos vecinos del pueblo recibie-
ron q tiros : los asaltantes, entablan
dose una escaramuZa de coTta lnt2n-
siCad. Con este motive los alZados
entraron V fusilaron I tres de los
empleados V a SeiS vecinoS, llevan-
dose cIa1to encontraron en- e. inuc-
rior de las boQegaS Y almacenes.
Fl go5ierno ma dado ordeneS de Que
SuficicnteS tropas Salgan 4 las men
cicnadas estacion-s, con el fin de pro
curar dar alcanca d los revolUciona-
rios. cue Sc cree eSten en- un punto
situaGo muy cerca de la via ferrea.
probablemente en- las inmediacioneS
de Forlon. desde donde dominan per-
fectamcnte CT paso &c los trcnes de
raSajeroS que Sc diTiien a eSta Ciudad
y q Monterrey.
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iCUIDE listed SU SALUD.

Con UN DOLLAR que nos cnvie a San
Francisco. Cal. Ic mandaremos una botella
dc FORA TONIC TABLETS. maraviIlosas
en- 81 tratamiento de la anemia. clorosis, de-
bilidad. neurastenia. dyspepsia. y para Ia con-
vaIescencia dc enfermedadeS Graves.-Haga SUI
orden a
FORA LABORATORIES.
i549 Stockton St San Francisco, Cal
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Praxcdis Rccha Sc oponc al
principle

PraXediS Rccha. manifesto por 81
parte. segun informar los mismos
viajcros. que por astar los re~volucio-
narioa ialisc;enseS muy lejoS del cen
TO de- opcrlrip Mes de las SeliCistas.
no podrian contar con avuda material
de cstoS. por 10 que Sc Wran eXpucs-
t.. consoactcnIcH,c a eStar en- sltua-
clones comprometidas Y angustiosas.
Agrcgo. que aun cuando consldera-
Ia que la revolution felicista era la
que contaba con el apoyo de la OPT
MON pub!ica, no era possible peIear
por una causa que combatia 4 cicntos
de lcguas de distancia Y que Por com
pleto zstaba incomunicada con 81
rcsto de los revolucionarios del pals,
Pedro Zamora contest6 q Rccha. d.
ciendole que tan solo por cl prcstl-
TO de Ia ra:r.ucijn felicista, recl!'l.
riar IN refuerzo moral, que muy
rosible seria que los condujera a!
triunfo. por 10 que deberian de lie
gar a Ia conclusion propuesta.
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Prot. Nj. {. Martinez.


1871 S Spring 81
LOS CAL.
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Lo comunican a Felix Diaz-

e. primer acuerGo tornado por Ia
iunta acknowledgements de Amatlan, fue
porer en- conccimiento del general
Felix Diaz 81 reconocimienVo de que
habia sido objato, m~andaHdole por
conducto dc un mensajero, Ia comu-
nicaci0n ~nespectiva.
BESIDE hace mucho tempo. Pedro
Zamora habia reconocido a Diaz CO.
mo Jefe de Ia REVOLUTION Y hasta
este lie ha6ia extendido nombramlem-
to de Jrefe de las Operaciones mill
tarcs en- les Estades de Jalisco Y Co.
lima. nombraTiento cue cayo en- po-
der de los carraneistaS en- un conba-
te cue Sc verified en- las cercanlas
de Tuyran. Pero sucedia, que los dc-
mas icfes revolucionarios operaban
por su propia cueata y riesgo' SIN
obedecer a ningln jefe y combatlen-
do unicamente con CT p"opesito de
. hossilizar al ca~rranicsmo. por cuantos
naedios estuvieran a 81 alcance.
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atacada.


Los feiicistas Sc ~presentaron en- las
cercaniaS dc Huamantla Y pretenGie,
ron oma Ia poblaci6n. despues de IT,
~rotearse con Ia Eu~arnicion que defen-
liza la pcblacion.
Hubo algunOS momentos en- que Sc
creyo SECURE que la ooblacion ha'
bia caido en- poder de los asaltantes,
nuss estos lograron penetrar haSta
Ia plaza principal, pero la oportuna
INTERRUPTION de numerosas fuerzas
regionales del Estsdo, hizo que fue-
ran rechazados, persiguiendoseles has
Ia Las Vegas. en- donde tomaron
rumbo a Ia sierra. Sin embargo de
TODD, Sc cree que tratan de reorgani-
'zarse para voiver a atacar i Hua-
manila. 7or 10 que la g~uarnicion ca
rrancista ha sido reforzada conve-
nlenteNente.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-10
Changes IN Registration
Show Traffic In Second
Hand Cars Heavy This Year

Transfers recorded in the automobile
registration department Of the seere-
iary Of states office for the month
Of April were the greatest in the his
tory Of the department for any one
month, indicative Of the large traffic
in used ears During the month 1851
motor vehicle and 81 motorcycle IL
eenses were transferred.
New registrations during the month
for motor vehicles were 346T out of
total Of 55T4, while 2l0T were re-
registrations or registrations Of We
hieles listed in previous years. Fees
collected by the department for April
totaled S43,292.
Registrations Were made as follows
during the month";: Motor vehicles,
5574; motorcycles, 434; ehauffeurs, 2S4
motor vehicle dealers, 60. Total regis
trations for the year mp to this time
are: Motor vehicles, 65,l69; motor
eleles, 25l3; ehauffeurs, 1911; motor
vehicle dealers, 470, as against SO, ,ivb
motor vehicles 2539 motorcycles, lS45
ehauffcurs and AIS motor vehicle deal
ers for the same period in 1915.
For the motor vehicle division OF the
state department up TO the prrsent
time this year receipts total s47S,954.
80, against s374,55l 80 for the same
period last year.
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can often he handled by one man,
whereas three two.plow tractors will
take three men to handle. The two
two-gang pillow is handled easily and
conveniently by the man operating the
tractor.
Quality in the wearing parts is one
of the next things that must be taken
into consideration, and the farmer
should insist on knowing what is inside
the machine. II the points where the
greatest friction or wear comes are not
supported by ball or roller bearings, he
must remember that the larger the NIT
chine and the heavier the load it pulls,
the more quickly is trouble coming in
his bearings.
Possibly the most important factor
to the tractor owner is seryice-the
ability to obtain quickly expert mechan-
ical assistance and repairs. If service
is lacking the tractor owner is not only
justly dissatisfied but he loses no time
that one of the main advantages of the
tractor to him may be lost for the entire
season. If the tractor dealer has a mum.
Der of tractors working in his territory
he is far more apt to keep on hand con-
tinually a sufficient supply of parts to
meet the needs of all the farmers to
whom he has sold tractors, than is the
dealer who has only few machines out
and, Of course, could not afford to keep
a large supply of parts in stock, so
would be obliged to send away 10 gr,
some of the parts that might be needed
at a critical time, thus holding up the
work Of the machine for several hours,
if not for day or more.
There are undoubtedly many cases in
which mans Judgment in purchasing
a large tractor may well be justified,
but it would be Of considerable interest
and of great benefit to every farmer If
some of the owners Of the two-plow
tractors, at the end OF the season, would
compare notes with their neighbors who
own the larger machines and let us
know the comparative amount of work
done by each and the expense OF opera
tiou and repairs.
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Oak Grove.

Omen and in fair condition between
Portland and Twinhridgos. Closed ON
etcouut OF snow between Fwiuhridgcs
asd camas Prairie. VIII not be open
hefore june Is Autom0blists should
alwavs earty their chains ON this road
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s(Contilued from page one)
section, 4.similes long in the 0cheeo
national forest at an estimated cost
of $4,000, to be paid on q $3.50 basis
between the state and federal govern
mcnt.
Road Lies in Forest
The Grants Pass-Creseent City road,
HAYS hill section, "a miles in length,
8 miles Of which lies in the Siskiyou
national forest The estimated cost is
$52,500.
In addition, the agreement provides
for n survey to be made Of the Eugene
Florence road.
Work will commence about the same
time on the Mount Hood loop road to
be constructed under a similar cooper
ative agreement, which the secretary
of agriculture signed about a week ago
This road will cucircle Mount Hood
and open up some Of the most wonder
full scenic attractions of the north
west within few hours drive of
Portland.
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WHEEL TRACTORS
lConLlnued Lon - no

CONTINUED from page one)
the other tvo tractors are busy ON other
Jobs This makes your power more elias
tic and speeds up the farm schedule.
Not only is this true in blowing and
seeding time, but also holds good at
harvest time There are one or two
makes Of two.plow tractors that have
ample power at the pulley to run a
good sized grain separator. While It Is
doing so the extra tractors are BUSY
hauling in the grain from the fields or
hauling the threshed grain to the gran
ery and the saving is here enhanced
by the tractors that can haul a good
load al spccd Of two and oRe-half to
three miles au hour, and when returning
with cmpties can throw the gears into
high and travel at the rate Of SIX 10
seven miles an hour,
The farmer must also bear in mind
that there are hundreds Of odd power
iohs that are done on the farm every
year such as running the silo cutter,
the woodsaw, corn shelter, feed grinder,
pumping water and hauling the manure
sprcadcr; any one Of these Jobs can be
easily handled by the two-plow tractor,
II is true that one six.plow tractor
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BEAUTIES Of HOOD
Continued from Page ~

paved to a point about a mile beyond
the Multnomah eoutny line and the re-
naming % miles into Hood River are
Of weIlInaintained mseadam.
One spot along the highway made a
strong appeal to Mr.. Gilbert and he is
recommending that every motorist wuU
makes the trip should stop there. This
is Eagle Greek. about IS miles out OF
Portland. where free and eompietcD
equipped camping grounds are mam-
tanned for the convenience Of tourists.
Everything from stoves and free wa,or
to tables Gre furnished to the picnic par
ties that stop there. Its popularity
is spoken for in some degree BY tne
fact that there were 1917 machines pax
ed there when Mr.. Gilhert's party stop
ped for few moments Sunday,
Thousands Visit.
Hood River people may be over en-
thusiastir. in the opinion of Mr.. Il
bert, but the people of the valley esti-
mated that they were hosts to 10000
people from various parts Of Oregon and
Washington last Sunday and Mr.. Gil
bert is inclined to take their word Ior
it. There was not hotel, restaurant,
nor any other place Of like nature IN
Hood River last weekend that was not
jammed TO the doors, he said. And on
the highway the ears were strung Tor
miles, one right after the other and not
more than few feet apart.
From the Hood River garage the par
ty made two side trips into the orchard
belt. one Of II miles. and the utnvt
to fuckers bridge, the Devils Pmc,.
Bowl Dee and Parkdale over the Neal
Creek road. distance Of AZ miles.
Mr.. Gilbert covered about $50 miles
on the entire trip out of Salem and says
that the iaunt is perfectly suitco -
the motorist Of this city who wants to
hop in the cold busn Saturday after
noon, 60 somewhere and get back
Sunday evening.
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Open entire length, and in good col
dition.
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HIGHWAY PROJECTS

Continued from page Ono)
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TOTAL OF S7,5OO,O0O.
TO BE Spent ON ROADS.
Highway Commission Let's
Contracts In Excess Of
$l.2OO,OOO.

The state highway commission con
byeluded is work in Portland yesterday
By lettering road contracts which will
call for the expenditure Of Approximate
rs sl,2J0,000. and covering about 90
miles of road. Of which n miles is paw
ing. These contracts win bring the to-
tai projected expenditures up to about
81. 500, 900 In addition 70 these, there
are several units that were rejected on
account Of excessive estimates and Will
he readvertised. The ten contracts let
are as follows:
Junction City to Benton --uu,y nne,
grading and maeadamizing % mncsi
Washburn 4 Han, s45,254.
Oakland south, grading and mSeada-
mizing l.2 miles; John Haekenson, S23,-
S65.
Ashland to Green Springs road, paw
ing 5.S5 miles; Oskar Huber, Slo5,359.
Green Springs road to California line,
paving li6 miles; 0skar Huber, 2So,-
2l3
Monroe to Lane county line, grading
3.e3 miles; Benton county, $j3, OSO.
Comstock Pass, grading and m-raS'-
mizing mile; A. Anderson, sls,ooO.
Gold Hin to Joseph county line, grad
ing and paving, 1872 miles. Schel a cal
vert, $274,2O4.
Island City to La Gronde, paving g
miles, Warren Construction company,
Sl3l,1S2.
Hilsboro to Forest Grove, paving 4.3
miles, Warren Construction company,
S93,799.
Eugene to Goshen, paving 40 miles,
Guy Pyle. S97, ,S92.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-10

In case one blad Of the fan breaks or
il Is pussihle 20 mike an emergency re-
psir hv removing the hlad opposite the
broken one. This balances the FAN aud,
though Il reduces the flcw Of air. the
part can be- used until new fan can
be installed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-10

The tractor bearing division Of the
HYATT Rooler Bearings company has is
sued from its headquarters in Chicago
a service handbook on Hyatt equipped
tractors. A feature of the book is the
emphasis laid on the fact that service
on Hyatt bearings can be obtained by
individuals and garages from the TWEEN
ty-two branches and 750 distributors of
the company in the United States and
Cnnada
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-10
coNYoNvILLE UNIT OF PACIFIC
HIGHWAY OPEN TO CAR OWNERS

That the Cauyonville-Galesville road
in southern Oregon, which is a section
Of the Pacific highway under construe-
tion through the forest reserve, will be
open for traffic part Of each day until
june /, and that thereafter the road
will be open for travel continuously, 10
the information given by the Portland
office of the United States forest.
This section of the Pacific highway
Is being constructed by John Hamp-
shire. who is rushing the work to com
plction in an effort to have it absolute
ly unobstructed when the big rush Of
tourist automobile travel starts. Off
eials Of the forest service are also great
lv interested in the matter and have
granted the contractor numerous eonees-
sions and gone to considerable trouble
in keeping the highway open.