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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 21. 1929.
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ROSEBURG, OREGON,
EARLY last week a radio station in California hroartcast
. inj? the merits of a make of motor oar made mention of
the effect that even over "roujjh corduroy road in Oregon"
the car performed perfectly. The broadcast in question was
a log of a tip from San Francisco up the Uedwood high
way to Crescrt City, thence to Crants Pass and south over
tho Pacific highway to San Francisco. Any one who has
been over this particular route knows that there is a rough
unfinished piece of road between Crescent City and Grants
Pass but IT IS IN CALIFORNIA. Mistakes are pardon
able, we all make them and this was a mistake. The entire
matter is ni.t worth a great deal of time but parts of a let
ter recehed from the managing director of the broadcast
inj station, concerning the incident, AUK interesting:
"In this i oniinuity t his example of a difficult piece of
roadled was not confined to I In- nderenrn lo a peculiar io.nl
lnd cxmsi t ucted in On-con; reference wan a I mo made lo un-
usual rufrdbvd conditions in oilier localities. Certainly It
.would he ub.aud to, in iiddressinK a Western motoring public,
cast any aspersions on the splendid roadways of your Male.
'in the. I'.kUi of i he Impression which you received mid
which we now must think was possibly shared y others, we
Indeed regret the unhappy allusion to a corduroy toad In
'Oregon. We wanted to refer lo many condiiions of roadbeds
'.difficult of pat-sne and among the Illustrations, naturally, came,
. a corduroy road. Wo know (hat In some remote places In
Oregon, as well its in California and in Washington, (hero
'are some such roads, and that ihey are found in all logging
communities. There was no reason why wo should not have
referred to California as (here 1b probably more mileage of
this kind or load In t his slate Ihan (here Is In Oregon, hul it
did nut jiiHt r.o happen. We want to assure you that there was
., no design In the matter whatsoever. Our audience la prol
ably greater per capita in Oregon (hat it is in California, and
wo certainly would not deliberately be guilty or offering any
tiff rout.
"We have In prepaiation for an early release, in con
nection with this program, a descriptive journey over the beau
titul highways or Oregon. Certainly the complimeiiliu-y terms
'In which reference will bn made to (In highways of Oregon
wilt overcome an possible impression that may have been
received from this allusion which appeara to have been mis
. Interpreted."
You see. he seems to have the best intentions, but still
is unable to realize that the statement was a plain flat error.
This managing director of a great radio broadcasting sta
tion, and others equally uninformed, will be surprised to
learn that Oregon has three north and south highways com
pleted up to specification to the California line and NOT
ONti of these highways is met at the California line by a
completed highway of equal standard.
POEM FOR THE DAY
: By LOUIS ALBERT BANKS
; ; MAKING AMERICA ONE
This news mile, wliich is bound tu m;ikc liistoiy, cimics
from Witshine-ton :
"Vlans Inr n I 'mi-American automobile highway, approved
b President Coolide and by President-elect I loover, have been
approved by the House Foreign Alfairs Committee.
I, "Kollowins testimony by Wilbur J. Carr, Assistant Secre
tary of Slate. Leo S. l.we. unector general of the Pan-Ameiican
Union; Thomas II. Macdonald, chief of the Bureau ol Public
Konds, and Pike Johnson, National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce, the committee unanimously sanctioned a $50,000
appropriation to enable United States experts to cooperate with
Latin-American countries in the far-reachmy; plan.
" ; "With this action the first definite step has been taken in
tho proposal to connect Canada with 1 ierra del l-'eun' by high
way, as urged by Herbert I loover prior lo and during his trip to
South America."
"A road and nothing more," you say;
Why, roads are built most every day!"
lint here's a road awakes my dreams
1 low iny imagination steams!
l'tom Lake hupcrioi to Cape I lorn
1 see a wondrous coming morn;
! , 1 see two continents mule
In happy Iriendship wanu and bright.
A road's a thing in partnership,
here either side makes mutual trip;
Along that road liom North to South
Will pess kind greetings mouth to mouth.
In any time of trying need,
' I will give us all a chance lo heod,
I will kllll our peoples into one,
Bind all together in their fun.
A highway is a common bond
I hat helps lo make the people fond;
e II visit in our holidays
And Icam each other's ttiendly wayy.
Out Inn ks will lake them lollim suits;
I hey'll hung us N.'ilh their tropic I mils.
; We'll chat and laugh and make a swap
And have good tunes in talking shop.
When we'r a highway oh ihe giounil
Suspicion so, .11 will not be found;
I he boys and rnls will ( loss the line.
And lo en h oil, i r lake a shine.
I hey II lollow (iiiniaii
And we shall
So speed the I
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UNUSUAL AND AT Tfi AC 7 I V L
bH HUB IS IN IU.COM IN
LOCAL GAKUt.N
Tlie Ko;,rtH,!a, of r.'.uti.v h
H Vlry ailltlcthe ; -hi lib ierrlit! n:
MixllietNl liom ( hiiut h' K, II. S ;i
bon, keept r ot Ihe Ail old Altn ..'
Hint at liaivaid uiint'i-i'v, Is ttn
In hbHint at the home ot Mis. S. Iv
l.'vaiis on Oi wnr avenue.
Harden t l leuibeis and oi.i
ris inleresic'Kine inviteil lo visit
tlif gai'titu
llLUO Ullti lout . :i!
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TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1929.
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l.i ws
t'llllllOll t .OiSC.
nn its i ntn o ;
hilliinii; Ion r.
oil "e.nt-.d.i
CtOROL M. UHOV.'N ILL
M
iy LM - l:h !
in In d and a 1
Ihe . !!. the
1. tit ll;e thinl ;
wa- utt.ltl to
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M 1Uii, John
Mi lii nic are nil '
o
OUT OUR WAY
OH rvuSTER
GOimO TO LASOO
Due? 0MM WORSES
ncs- -Tiue-riME. vaiiuu it eefone . 7 -.7.
CsrJ "THiS Time. uiU-
k Vv. NOU POiKi-r OoT
T hly - Wliirh would Im woi sc
for in', ttp he run nvr by a bus or
trni:i or lo br'-.tk a 'loni t'jip.s?
Ii:s MoMit-r Why, to tn- r.;tt
ovtT hy a bus. ol' t-tmrsi'.
"'i'luifs kouU, I vt- just ilro'.fpt'd
tin duzi.a t-KK-s you sent inu for'
"Wan it much of a nockiiiR
parry?"
"Was It! Ilfforc tin1 duupc tin
hosUr.su Hiuiouiiccd : 'Kvt'iyom'
rhfUH his partii'tr.' "
Km plity nii.t AKMicy Mauati'M '.
"So vmi'd likf to I'tnploy a mason.
What kind do yon want?'
Ill "I'd like to IniVf our of i hem
Kifc Masons I've hranl so nun-li
al.uut."
latlli! NV1Hi's mothi-r was cn'i'r
t n in in 4 llu' tiimuuH aviator. Altr
hi' had IliiMlifd a thiilliiiK shuy.
Utile rlatihtt-r sii;lii-d di-fply und
said: "I'vi ch-ar fo;ot how It ft-rls
to sail (Iiroimh ilu nlr."
"Why, Nellie." said her mother,
In a shut Ised voice, "you wen never
in lite air in your life."
"CrucioiiH, Mamma. h;ive you
forgot that Ihe stork brought me'.'"
Till' difference between wite
swapping nnd linss-irailiiiK is Iha1
a lioss-trade has tt i-hance lo break
evt II.
It now looks like Ihe churches
will eventually have to be torn
down and the reinete'-ies abolished
In order to make room for lillin.;
stations.
Small Hoy: "Wahha paintin'.
mistei?"
Ariist: "That old bouse over
there."
Small Hov: "Well, it sure needs
U."
(Inest: "llosh. lint I'm 1hir.vt!"
Hostess: "Jusi a minute, nnd I'll
Ket jou some water."
tluesi: "1 said thirsty, not dirty."
l! apld expansion of the Angora
Coat and Mohair ludusl i y in I tie
l llll.it Stales 111 ivetlit i.ii:., due
la i i:eiy Ui (lie 11Mv;im'.I ilomi-.s ; n
Ii iiian.l tor hioliair ci.m hum an t
upnotsiei , is i'ruitit d h an in
ler dep.n i ii ii li nt I i in: i nut tee i.I e
pei'U api'.citt,-,! u ihr I niied
.Mate- t(i,i.ii i ii if ni ri of m;i it ul! m
ami lemnicice lo make a .-uie ol
.lie .ilHl.ill Mi.
it l e.iui.tt' tl that linue liiait
.;,niii,ii''ii . ngoi a o.it ate nui1,
i upped annually In ihe le,Ht.i!i;
ptoitti' H. .si.iu s as i t nip.u d w illi
.'.:;t'i. t oati clip;eil mi t!;e eat
t:'J" I ni, nr; tin.-- p nod t He at -eiiie
weiuhi of tnoha.r tleeies pel'
-oil ha- increased its a H :illl ol
itl.p:.ied pieilie'ien methods . 1' h
. tie n--.i:ll 1 il.tl I'T'odlli I ii.ll ot 1l!(i
liair. uu luditiu kid hair, in tln r
.stati ; is :i:pie;iiiat ly I t hoimm-h
ii iiini-- annuailv as co'tipari ! . i:h
s. IV t p uiimI in i:eii.
I 't'Cta I I T - i- f h .it t he plOIie'T pl'.l.'
of I he i 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 is pav si ii ;. Ml"
cii'iittili ' etup'iasies tht- in d
lor i itltinili'.l liiipiove'le 111 in tl"
ill.l!iiy ol and tleeer. ri
i rea .; i d ef . ir'eii- v ill pM duel !i;.
and tll.'ll kel i!t:; li.fi h"d-v ;,lil li.e
e r(l!:o.,e'i ot ntllcal I nil. ,
Stales )M;id-s l-.r i-i'i: i: Tt..
eon-.nii! tee ec.t l'!d--d t !:.,t in ji'
leMlplllU', the deelvnient ot lilo
hair M.iMdai d il U nd i-a Mr lo
ce:ii.i.-r i nr lacor at a u::u . and
di:tmeii-r of lib.T h.is n m-I.-i t
ed ..s the lktMS ;n lb,- unde.;
Tenla(ie s-ls ol (tie lMi.ni,-l
m.uoI..mN hHtr . n pi, pai. d
the bun all ,il a :i ieul: Hi .1 i 1 ; oa-
- yt A .
I X W "T3 ' J' . - l I I ll 1U . - .
iJ-iL Ky "sVr-f)T- 0)Sftt noose
J-.R.WlUlAMS
OfliceSft
. , , iuKi,c l
I ' II I - Lrv. 1 1
' in iiinj fact tirers,
rade.
Aithutili 'uats aro kept in prao
ticaiiy a 1 1 iibiu iiuii.ai legions uf
ii. e i mi) (1 iiiaieK, approximately
!hj per cent of the total number aru
in j rxius, Anuna, New Mexico,
Oregon, t'al.tornia ami Missouri.
I lie Kieaiesi coin. eiurai ion of An
, Koias is on the l-atv.urils I'laleau
i Wesi Tt xas. 'Ihey have, become
imponant in the HKMculturt of
cei.aoi areas in iiirnioiitiij; a cash
reinrn to laiiuers, and lu keeping
dow ii spKiiu gtowth in past ureH
or In sectioim lo he cleared for
iaimiiiK. '1 he use (jI Angoras lor
okarm brush for farm and pasture
lands is especially pi eminent. In lhi
east, the middle west, the Ozark
renhm, and the Pacific coast
states.
On 11. e ranges ot the west, es
pecially in liie southwest, fcoats are
mazed lor the purpose of utilizing
Uie h.nwi.e type of vegetation on
a pcrmaii ni basis. On many range
hums, where brush is the main for
age, proper siockii, vvitb Angora
:40a is and good goal-range man
.o.eiii"iil have produced a heller
iinaiicial return iu recent years
than it was possible to obtain on
tlioae aieas by grazing other
clashes of liv. '.stock, (iood ';:m,'e
uuiiiageiiieni includes conservative
M'M luii", dividing ihe range lo af
ford the best feed during each sea-i-.nn,
and obiaiuini; as nearly even
utilization of all parts c.f Ihe
ran:o as possible. On brusli
.iingo utearf nt Texas, Angoras are
used tor diversification of the
ranch busiius. and (lie grazing of
them on the range is making pos
sible a profit from many areas that
won id tPiulnlrss be unprniiiahh'
with cat l le or slit ep ulone. As
Ihe value of Angola goals is ap
preciated, tile com mil lee believes
there will he considerable further
expansion of the industry on range
1 areas Mipporting Inowse which
can not he used as satisfactorily
or economically by other clause of
stock.
Tlie committee leport. T,w An
g-ira tb.at and .Mohair Industry.
11:1. i been published by the l S.
department of agi icult uie as mi.,,
ceiiatirous circular ."0 M. Kollow-
I nig a detailed discussion of produc
tion practices ill,, lonmitttee de
clares Unit recently the coopera
tive idea has been applied lo mo
hair maikettng. but Unit because
of the .small quantity produced in
many of the mates il may be ad
visable to cooperate with the wool
asportations already formed in
Ihose stale.). One of the bilge
Wi ol 1 00 pern ! ) e associations 011
the i'ueitic toast is reported 10 be
handling mohair lor its inembeis.
:md is equipped to soil, grade,
, Store, aud sell the product.
I Members of tin; inienlepait
1 menial touuuittee are (ieorge T.
! W lilingmv re, chairman, and .latiu-w
i.I. Window, bureau of agiictiltuial
j
economies; i. A, Spencer and
1. Manly, hut
f ttnimal iiiilns-
iiinl tlie iriohulr
t iv ; W. K Cliapline forest er' 5 "Urti. his bowels seemed
vice; frank K Fitpat rlrk, buiciu I .T'1'', l",M,m' i,ml IK"I of
or foreU:,, ami domestic conurer. e ! l11'1'1"1 at Cardner the wound
""I Clenles W. Schoffstnll huri i T? u""'1 ,lisIlit' This re
au ol Hiamlards ropVs or the re lh'v'''' h,m gn-atly fron intense
o:i ma he obtained n.nu the v , ,;iin Hedden never left him but
department of agriculture lu,v;'l1 means for his su;-
V.ashiuglon i (' wvX' h'i"''-'"i atd tended to his
.. . . . uiiuinN tor tlnee years. In the
CALIFORNIA LAMB Mwfhg of 1;,: the M.aft and urrow
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By Williams
T -Ul. WAS
CTosT SeTTiMGr
1 ' iiriintin ien t Ions to the News -He-view
for publication in this Uepurt
ni. nl Mh'iuJrl be written u oiny one
Hi.ie of tin- 1 mi per, si i oil id lutt ex
ceed :u) wnriis In h-iiKih, nnd must
h. simn'ij hy lie writer, wlnine mail
u.ldi ess tu usl atcoaii)aiiy Die cmi
1 1 iluitiou.
WOULD NAME SCOTTSBURG
BRIDGE FOR PIONEER
TOUT Oltl-'OIC'j, Ore., May 2u
Kditor New s Review June, 1S51
nine men stood behhnl a bur
liedly constructed breastwork
on a rock at Port Orford,
Curry county, Oregon. Before them
on the beach was a tribe of sav
ages ready for at tact. Nine men
stood their grounds for several
days, fought back the Indians.
These nine brave men will go
down in Oregon history as the
bravest of Ihe pioneers. One of
these men was Cyrus Hedden. A
bouk could be wiltten of bis dar
ing deeds and acts of kindness to
those In need on Ihe Oregon coast
in ihe early fifties. Ills battle with
the Indians near the mouth of the
( 'oquille river shows more clear
ly ihe manhood of this greatest of
pioneer men. No one is living who
can tell as an eye witness of tills
wonderful feat ot friendship for a
com rade. Hedden and Williams
with otheis encountered Indians
two miles above the mouth of the
Coquiile river. Their canoe drilled
into shoal waler. and the fight was
then inaugurated. It was every
one for himself. The men rushed
IWr Ihe shore. Others were killed
outright. Williams ami Hedden
reached tho shore fighting iheir
way tiiM best they could. Wil
liams was clinched by a heavy sav
age. In the struggle they fell with
Williams on top. His knife fiifish
ed the brute, but while down an
other Indian drove an arrow inlo
his groin. lie sprang to his feet
and Hedden pulled out the shaft
leaving a three-inch piece to which
the arrow head was attached. They
encaped to Hi brush, holding Ihe
Indians at bay with their guns.
While so doing they made good
work and caused much mourning
in the Indian camp. H was not
long betore the fatal arrow shall
and head bean their terrible work,
i-ausing much acute pain ami in
tense suffering. The following
day his bowels commenced swell
ing. He could only with the great
est difficulty put his foot to the
ground. He was not left bv the
wayside to die. That great big
hearted companion would gather
sollal berries for him to eat and
night after night would carrv
him on his hack. Williams begged
to he permitted to lie down and
die. Hedden eiuouraged him and
helped him every way he could.
After nine days of suffering thev
readied the rnipmia river. Then
j seven miles up the river by boat
1 ,, ' ' " ws icar-
. " 'acted at Kosebur
I.ali'i- Williams hi'caiiii
tli'rk nf I nnu;las coumy.
tmnty
I yru., IIi'iIiIimi was burn lli'ar
Ni'Maik. Ni'w .Iitsi'V. Mai'ili t.
til!''. Ills luiiii.llalhi-r was a s il
1II1T in tin- liiniiliiiioiiary atriluKlo.
Ilivl'lill was nianli'.l hi Seiilts
I.iiik In iv:;, Hi- . J .--I at Sc.lls
Imri:. :inil iu lmri., i.r,. i.,.Hrl .
his witi in I. 1 am w ntniK l hie
on Hi,, hunk ni tl. rnip,,,:,-, .
Si'iilisl.in ":. in siuht uf lp,. .a.,,j.
fill lil'il.-i. 1111,1,, rniisirurilnn.
Tlu'iv mil siKiii I... il..ll,niioii A
l.'inil wiil play, soiich nill he mine
Onin.is will sprnk anil IHI nt its
Ulfiil nisi ami uhal il uill iih.j, 11
10 ihii-i- who lour this w umlfiTiil
louii'iy As a iilmhI,,., of thi. Suns
an, I liaiitlili'is of (ir.tcm I'mnwrs
I hope iii, p,i,. of lunulas
ii'nni;. will nam, u,.s ii,. Ihp
,r,l;' 'ii'ilili'ii l.iiiimv a man who
spi'iu ,,11 ir-ms 1 s.iilisliiiii:. no
' lis C.MI..S! c iii.s. Allow il,.'
I '.lllchli'rs uf Oirtiui
'''"" ' ih'ilii al.. lliis brW;,.
il,ul i'Lu'i' 1 li.: 1011 a bioiii; lucture
j: Oi Hc-JJiu.
1 j Letters From the People j
FISH OF UMPQUA
GOLD MINE
Extinction of Game Varieties
Predicted, However, by
Put End to Commercial
"Sport Said Poorer
By Major Lawrence Mott
Most kindly, indeed, have
citizens of Roseburg and. 1 believe, by many of the county
residents with regard to my article in these columns the other Council Committee Investl
day, having to do with fish and game conservation. In fact, 1 i gatine Expenditures Finds
have received several letters from residents, all of them couched ! km i r
in approving terms. If 1 may be forgiven for again rushing into
print 1 would call to the attention of all the friends that 1 have
been to fortunate as to make, to certain facts that it seems to j
me are unquestionable. ;
We all know, that is to say, YOU ,
all know, that there has been a'1" "e f"s' 'aw of nature"! The!
good ileal of feeling between the 1 ri'"" who have, for years, netted:
rtslierfolk at the mouth, and those en and where Ihey pleased,
along tne upper reaxlies ol the riv-: aren't going to cuange their toaia i
er MOTH Claiming the others to ''"el nigiitl The river Iras Do ade-1
be "pirates" and so forth. TheiUai" wardeiistup. Any lool knows
calling of names never gets us an-!'n!ii; Question that comes to my
ror'arder, so to speak, hence: let j ".i"tl. is : HOW LUNU are the peo
tis pass over the trlvialties and per- j ' Uouglaa county, as a whole,
sonallties In the case, aud gel down , going to stand for It? How LONu
to brass lacks as 1, personally, see
lliem
lu the Umiiuua river you Iieoiie'"u" "'"""'. "" men ijieaiesi iluillli around situation was present
er Lluusias couilly have a ..-oie ! as8et 18 b-'"" ",ole or less Brace- , ed ttI1j piven considerable colislder
UK1.Ij.ui.nl. lue cn.noo.. ,.uii ! Iull' ?lolt'n rionl beui-k.i uu-ir a,lnI1 being left in Uie hands of the
of me Lmpuua are, uuu.il j, i:iejUOl!e8- j committee on health und poliie for
iinesl oi tile Pacific cuasi. i uu I H ia alleRed tiiat the governor of further investigation,
nave, in the steemead, a nainu ilea 1 tllis stale is a tlioro'gumg spons-l A communication was received
Unit lakes stcouu juace lo none: ,lian aud In favor of any and alii from the county uranue council
lou have several oilier species ot ; lt-'f lanon mat gives the least asking for Improvement of Second
tne saluio loniiiiuiiis cmierwise ' promise of protection to both fish aceuue south, the street leading
known as the Lu'ook uoai. ou:a,iU Kame. l uin icu to Delit-ve that,, out east of Koaeburg. The coun-
have a most -beauni ui river, wim a
liot of euuveigiug slleains, ail oi
tneni enureiy callable ol raising
men- natuiai quuia uf uoiurali
spawned fry.
Mining haims Rogue
rZ .... v 'oJ . 7. h)!nt V ,1
.. . . . . . !
ruuieu by inunug
fished it last year, lor several 1
weeks, and was disgusted and dis-
the comiinons r Uuks,!
tn.d year! And 1 could go 011, ad;
Mminuum, quoting yoa condiiions
tnat exist in tins marvelousiy ueau- ibg the man who drives through:
i in ul state ot yors, ALL. I'HOViNG ; tins btendid county and who wouu. I
Mir itil.Nii: 'in p.; OLuTtit Ot'.bKe a on of iisning spend nioie
KmUiA), or niayuap 1 aliouid have
saiu "me feci ot the snver doiiar
Uiiat hlIiI being the general moui-
turn oi exchange), U causing tne
more ruerceuary-nuu'ied 10 continue
.iinougii ihe years 01 posieruy ilwu 1 1 men, eic.-waiii und jutiy.;
j mentioned in my iir.-i ai ucie 1 soiiiething in return! '1 he people of
j"'Vho tne hell caresf" Inoeeu, toUougias county ul least lu-so-rur
j bring the uuui suil nearer home Us toe inuabiiauis of Hoseburg and
10 you ail ... a certain canuer atjiu vicinuy are concerned 1 know
lite ruouth said, and not so long ago by deiiniiul experience are more
1. . . '"Give hie two years more wun j tnan ready to extend .every hospi -
my nets and the river won't be - unity every convenience every
j worth netting! '' facility. Lp auu uowu the river i
bnail we, in all charity, add thatfnae lounu the same thing: KIND-
tins siattrineiit has not been made ! L.iNSri!
leceutiy! Uut uie i-ALl remains
mat net dollars are in Uie pockets
ot the Fh.W . . . net proiiis!
Compare, il you piease,
the'
1 moneys stowed in tne bank by tne
1 rinuiess operaiions of Hie c;tiiuers
j uie l'Evv as compared lo tne 1
'benefits lo the county the MAN V
it ttbat little, tho all-important!
word:; no autquate protection is -
ariorued 10 the "many. "
I l am leu to unuermand that It
nikiw ii.. i.:..-,...i l.m,i r u .1 n 1 1
v.oi ic on the pan 01 such ol the yt'I,u',UHr -'d October at tne ialejeated the payments lo the public
peoples' representatives at Saiemiot 10 I,UUI1ls I'er atre. Hecent tn- Hbiary. This report read as tol
as o have some knowledge of ihe , "" tl lamm of 'l 0111 Olli-1 lows :
"writing on tlie wad to siaiid-ott 1 vail1' Ij0nU11' Olass. and L. hit- "We, your committee, instructed
the ousiaugut ot the coiinery lobby! I'""1' u"KI'-i,t-. indicated an excel-! to investigate the city library
lis an oiu game friends: So au-iieilt ianU 01 Kras1-- 10 incliea ; funds, said funds being in the
cient that I am sure Moses knew it 1 111 nt,,B---- WItl w-'-- formed seed; amount of $2,5nu per annum, pay
baenwar!! but in ibis particular ! hl'adH' u,lu'r etilIlllEs making a; able ?2yS.3S per month, report as
case . . . the i'KOl'i.U (r DOUG-'Euutl IuwlU uie located on the follows:
LAS I'Ol'.M V AS A WllOl.l-J, AKti'iai,ns ot J" i yiaUlll,''. rtl' Alile; ! "In our estimation the expemli
ulrJ LOSlUS! ' ;-ieorge Hall, Ward Cockeram, Fred turn of this amount of money is
Excess natchery Expense iniock, oaklauu; and U. fc. Ad-; well advised, w isely expetnled and
Lei us, tor a moment, consider
ihe question of halcnene
I lhrougu the very great courtesy
!of Mr. Clyde Chase, the ToiemoHi
i canuer at Heedsport, 1 was taken
j by mm through tne Mia LreeK
hatchery, m it s w ay txcelleni:
!Con..uteiiug that il was piaetually
(a lauor id love on the pari of many
:oi the abie bodied cuuchs'of Iteeds
Ipon, wun oniy Sluoo.oy as a state
'grant 1 can but call it a remark
jiiuie piece of Mis taken em rprise
j aliu MiS-lakeli tor lile leasoh
jthat the quota of fry tnat ll euu
I i-:uccessluiiy rear is m nu possible
;koeping with its oflicial status!
: Granted, it you like, mat it lo a
icannery project cannery support- r.' t: ; ---. "u
ied ana all the test ot it ' T11 I ' fc' ,Mo"!-' --lard, revealed but. lii-
Use tacto-gives it no excuse fori!lu mormng glory oa
Ue.iiK. It' It .alls in its objective: lll(.tlX':tl
Iwhun 10 mv nitud, it must do-in' CodU "r ilPljlauou are rather
'tile loin; run'
j On the other hand:
Collie ilavs unit 1 had the
IktoU pl.'usure ot koIiik ihrminn
; 1 11 liiiu-iu'ry 011 the upper ri-ULlitHi
jot tin. Noun Uiunnui. HlKitli Is I
(In1 !cl;il sjiot! Wlial. nuty l nak, mi
UU'
!two aiKl thus (!mttiliit tut'
l'Xp(lllMci,ult
with a va.-t UH.t'Uu in tlie LtlcJtiKd
ul My?
It l alli-;i-il thai tiiu l-'ish and
llainti t.'iiniiins.-.iim is cniiinu-ri-iailv
..nli'ull..,!' 'Il.it liinnlr..!. ..f ,
s.:nils ot I ini fiiia salmon fry
isluppcil lo til upp.T rrai '.Irs
ill e
jllH1 1 0I11111 bin rnrr, fur rt-ifa.-., in;
.lliusi waii'i.-.: c soils: 'thu old!
sayini; ot" "rohlnnn iviit to pay I
1 1 '.in I si i'ins to holil si'ini in il;,-1
illlodrin iliiv ol (inr l.onl. Mil'!!' I
Extinction Forecast 1 1
tt ii .-.11. 1 ni-ii-ir .0 ii
11.1 . .-. im i in.- .-.,1 uu mi .m- ;issum so
tast that sand in tar ho.ir t.a.-s u
old is not a maik.-r tot! Ilw iia
nuinh.-red sc
an1 the days of the trout! Ch-ast
do not think 1110 a "Mr. (ilnom"!
Cod uot' ... I lov. th ureal out ol
doers, iitid tin- bfiHitilu! thfiiL--
birds, beasts ar.d fi.h that the t 1 1
ator ot ns ail pUrrd th.'n-m tor mil
iMiienit-nt usavre . . . and I laise
my ft'i'ble voice uhenevi'i possible
against Hie wun tun d
nictiun
th.it. has bt-en so
eililelll. all'
over tlH-se cri'at l' nited -States
'I hat the coinpU te annihilation of
the salmon on tlie I'aciiic eoa.-t is
t!inateni d -!e.ies no room lor
doubt! I do tioi think that it is ttto
niueh to mi) that, Ht t!: pri'seut
rate of their lakim;. anuilur Tm
rais win iii inr cannon v IIm
i tun.. 01 nit' nimani . . . cim-'. hi;t
not .orcoit.-.,! '
.
No Adequate PMi-ol
-.(own niet - t .1.,,.!., i, ,.l r.
1 .1.. i... i I ' , i
.-i'.:ii'.in nn- HUIO.H-H-U Wlvf a n nniniliv ft li ni vr,.
REPRESENT
TO NOTED VISITOR
Within Next Fifty Years Is
Major Mott Unless People
Activities Rogue River
Because of Mining.
been the remarks made bv the'
"10 '"-' people ot this lovely county I
IKOIHK lo uuiescinily su by. knitlliiK
al yie inaiiilau-s, shall we say, of i cil Is to usk the county conn io
Hie I'. S. loiestry warJens," he i use ils heavy equipment In maiu
sununarlly closes certain uistiicts ' taining the important road.
lest fire oecur. ( In response to a request from
1 wonder iiow much thouirht Hie 1 K A. Cross, manager of the Unip-
I governor gives to
Hie APTITA I.
i cuiiu I L mils wiiere me iisniun lu-
dustry" is concerned?
Or course ... he may not be
again elected, so "he should
worry"!
'in ..t i. ....
' the WOJIKY1XG are the taxpayers! '
UP to thc People
in o.ief: smiiiSMEN mean-
money, per square inch
tiieir
1 wnoie oodieb money that
EW"
squarely in to tne pock em of your
j hotel Keepers, your grocerymeii,
j your haruwaiu dealers, your garage
I is tins all to go to waste? Is the:ci'nt to meet the payroll. In the
i L'mpqua to "diy up" w here fish ! opinion of your committee, the
tare concerned?
it is not ior me to say!
AGRICULTURAL NOTES
liulbous bluegiass plantings lu ;
various parts 01 Douglas county are
snowing up iu good shape in mostj.
01 tne places where tried, 'lhis
ter oiuegrass was uaniea um
, ' 1-l,aou-
Carbon bisulphide, one of the
materials used in weed eradication
work in the county last year, has ; "This sum of $2,500 has been
proved quiie e.fective. m killing ; placed in the budget of the city
wiiu morning glory. i for the past several years, and it
1 nis mate.iai is a liquid which is riot within our province, even if
tui 11s to a heavier-thau air gas, auu we were so disposed, to disturb it.
was puiced in the soil at intervals : "Attached hereto, k a report pre
of Ls or 1!U inches, and about lo pared by the state librarian, in
incnes deep, holes were made with which is a comparison of the towns
an iron bar, and 2 ozs. of Uie liquid ' Albany, Ashland, Marshfield and
; placed in each hole, iwo appnea-
j nous were required in all cases,
I wan a third necessary to clean up
j aione scaueiing plants. Uecent
ciiecking of results on ihe farms of
1 u-.-.i auu me uiaienai call not be
he material can
recommended excein on sniiiil
1 areas, and then oulv when the soil
'""' ""
w " "
COURT DOCKET CALLED
.
ou.t V,.,s called lhis mom.
Ir.B and a number of civil actions
n.-ied ior 1 run. rioni appearances
tne .May term will be tilled with ini-
' . ' I'.'h'l
if a
lime
At tne present
. 1 1, u... , ... ,.ri, ;,,, ,
il for aciion.
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DAILY WEATHER REP0KT
Weaih-T Bureau Office
f.
vOSt-bliri!. (llTL-on Hutu niM.ri...l
1 i.- 11 i'i -
, . ii. riftv;uiT, leieoroiogtst in
eniti i;e.
( b.nouietrie pressure (reduced
(i. m
I'T-Ihv 1 per cent )
Iiii:tn
Low.
-1 tt'injierature yt-sterdav
wi'M l.'inperature last utchl
t-ri;e ti'iuperatuie for tne
da
Normal temperature for this
'I. He ... -
Precip. in Inches and Hundredth
I'ri cini'ation lor "l h,-iiii
endilli: a a ,11
lotai pteclp. since l.,t inoiiih '."
Normal precip. lor this monlh l.HJ
io'.ii piecip. Horn iSeiU. 1.
1:'.. to date 13.70
.-MMtnai precip. from Sept. 1
ll) ihlte ;
Total deficiency since Sent.' 1.
..Hi.!3
v,,, 1 . . ..
V V-,v 0 , 1 bUpL
i v:,. ttK-iuivc 31 is
! K. , i, , ,, ir.u, ,r silinh"'.!;
... ' '" n'lntiu anu
ai;ii vi;li iuw hu-
i ...
FIRE DEPARTMERIT
HID CITY LIU
i IMF filVFB PRAISE
Well Spent.
Council to Ask County
Court to Maintain Second
Ave. S., Following
Grange Request.
Not all of last nisht's session of
the cilv council ' devoted lo
tixhiliiK. While much of the time
was tiiken up with wraiiKllui;, the
council look care of a great ileal
of important business.
Tlip matter of a new system for
the cltv inrhau'e and
: una Amusement company, wlilen
ov. us me nun iiichucd. cin,,n ....
ia higher license on tent shows ad
transient attractions, the committee
presented a recommendation that
jihe ordinance regulating not only
'iit shows hnl fortune tellers, con-
tons, uawkers anu peuuters ami
' lot' er sath concerns be made much
: ft . t 'ins'jni, recommending fees
j about three timer, the amount now
jhavrod for each.
Fire Department Commended.
At the last previous meeting a
i committee was appointed to inves-
tigate payments lo the fire depart-
aient. and filed the following re
,port at last night s meeting:
"in the matter of tlie expend!
Hire of the sum of $100 each month
tor the city fp e department, we
find that the sum is 11 ;ed largely
for the payment of the volunteer
firemen in answering alarms.
While pome months show a balance
J left in the treasury, other months,
j and this is especially true during
the summer months when a great
many fire alarms are turned in for
grass fires, this sum if not sut'fi-
i local fire department is conducted
ou as economical a basis as can
be done, consistent with efficiency,
(and those in charge of tbir depart
ment should be encouraged, rather
! than discouraged in the maintain
; ing of the high standard of the de
! nartment '
Library Given Praise.
a somewhat similar report whs
y bv- the rnmmitin iht invest L
'" citizens of tlie city at largo de-
jiive great nenein. irom navtng an
Institution of this kind in their
midst
uosenurg. which shows (hat this
city, having the lowest amount of
money for library purposes, loans
niore books per capiia than any of
,Iie other three cities, ltegarding
" " ; - j uuii, ivose-
bllI& is at the bottom or the list
;h $930 Albany $1 384. Ashland
? "i ' M.ai;shflG (I S2.599.
h .'ir oi-'0 the city library
r -iicuio iieti m every way
por.silile In order that the sDlendid
' work that lias been done in tho
past several years may he con
tinued, and not be harrassed by
any pinch penny ideas on the part
of the council or city officials."
lloth reports were placed on file.
Entrance Lights Out.
It was reported that the tichls at
Ihe enuance ;ost3 at Hie city limits
vMre out and a committee reported
it had investigate 1 ihe cost ot mak-
iiik repairs and rec'imniendod that
:lhe lishtu be disconnected, tiie re-
nairs heini. t. ..c. .i....
After
a snort discussion the record,
wai instructed to nolifv the now,.
COtlinilllV tn 'llur.,,, 11,,..) ,1... II..I....
land to Hlmihate the it.m from the
(itys monthly power hill
' The connr il finmwi... ..,i .1...
I r ni1 tl ..; "
.. 1 "-v ri"-ioi infill 01 a niunr
"lin t
er. ami rectmimenilefl tin,, lt.iv
l.auscli. who has been servinc in a
t"tntH)iary capacity, be selected.
117 Tlie appointment wan made bv the
nijCor and rcnflnm I by ihe coiii.-
7, The city record'T was iiislrucl
S "it tn pi.-c.!,sc bnse and H inkli rs
,-wliilli T. v. Thoinasoii. who has
d;;'cnaii;e of .,e Norm Side parkin
reported were necessary.
-,7 'I he bjil nf I. S Kheiilnn In m
ply the city wlih 40 tiers of mmil
tor iii-.M winter's use. vd8 aec pre I.
';iali.im Worlhain iIiuk slo:
"' ''oi iallis hrina n modeled
ruieeiun sire't in Corvalii:
be paved tliis summer.
DR. NERBAS
DHTlST
Painless Extraction
Gas When Desired
Pyorrhea Treated
I'boiie iSi Masonic Bids
" -w' '- 'l.u 1UIUI1V V.tCLtnid.
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