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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1920)
THE SUNT) AT OREGONIAN", PORTLATTD. NOVEMBER 7, 1920 GOVERNOR Oil HIKE : OVER ROAD ROUTE Phegley & Gavender COR. FOURTH AND ALDER STS. Executive Wants to See Dis trict Highway Would Serve. TRAIN CAUGHT BY PLANE Mr. Olcott Visits Tillamook to Get Idea on Kind of ' Country Koad Will Pass Through. V I- NEWPORT. Or... Nov. 6. (Special.) After a strenuous trip of personal inspection of the surveyed route from Neskowln, . in southern Tillamook county over the divide into the Sal mon river country to Otis, thence to Newport, walking nearly the entire distance. Governor Olcott, accom panied by Herbert Nunn, state high way ng:ineer,' and Dr. R. E. Lee Steiner. arrived Tuesday in Newport in time for himself and party to vote. Wednesday the governor and his party inspected the jetty and left for Yaquina by the hydroplane "Curtiss Seagull." piloted by F. E. Harding, where they caught the train for- home. In relating- his experience during the trip the governor said: "We left Salem Wednesday of last week for the coast for the purpose of inspecting the surveyed route of the proposed road running from Neskowln in southern Tillamook county over the divide into the Salmon river coun try to Otis. - Road to Start at Sea.- "This road will start at the mouth of Neskowln or Slab creek; at the ocean and run easterly over the di vide, a distance of approximately 10 miles, to Otis where it will connect with the present road from Willamina to Taft on Siletz bay. 'This road is to be built co-operatively by the federal government, the state and the two counties interested, Tillamook and Lincoln. - The funds representing the state's share .have been appropriated by the highway commission. Mr. Nunn believes the work will start next year. "The object of our trip was per sonally to see the proposed route and country it will si rve. The present road from Willamina is almost im passable even for a four-horse team with light load. There is fear evi denced by the .local citizens that it will shortly be so bad that the mail service will have to be discontinued and which would naturally work, the greatest possible hardship on the set tlement and would prove nothing short of a calamity tu them. Road to Help Ulntrlrt. "This road, when completed, is ex pected to relieve this situation and prove a great boon for the long suf fering people of the -southern- emi of Tillamook and northern end of Lin coln in that it would give them ac cess to the outside world and at the same time form an important link in the Roosevelt highway. The road ' south from Otis past Devils lake to Taft is also in fearful shape and should receive early attention. "From Taft we went up the Siletz river, spending two days on it. It is a wonderful river. Tuesday we mushed' from Siletz bay to Newport ending our week's trip in a good old fashioned Oregon rain. We walked practically the... entire trip from, the ocean. "The Salmon river and, Siletz coun tries present wonderful opportunities as soon as highway transportation is afforded. We were greatly impressed with all we saw there. It is prob .ably the greatest and richest area lying undeveloped in'our state today. Very few of the people of the state at large know anything at the present time of these countries or their vast possibilities. This arrives from the fact that they have always been al most inaccessible. With .good high ways, which I earnestly hope will rtaci. realization in the early future, the great fertility and richness of the country in question assures very rapid development and bring to the sturdy pioneers of this territory their just and long delayed due." LINCOLN ELECTION FREAK HARDING CARRIES BUT OTHER REPUBLICANS ARE BEATEX. ' Chamberlain andL Most of Others on Democratic Ticket- Win County by Close Vote. TOLEDO,' Oft, Nov. 6. (Special.) . All election dope was upset in Lincoln county. The county, by registration 4 to 1 republican, gave Harding a 2-to-l vote and defeated Chamberlain : by a small majority, then defeated - every republican candidate, with one exception, who had . democratic op position. John Fogarty, democrat, of New : port has been elected judge over Henry Howell, republican, of Toledo. EU Stocker, democrat, Newport, won over Al Swartz, republican, Toledo, for the office of assessor. W. M. Simpson, democrat. Toledo, eliminated R. R. Gwynn, republican, in the race for sheriff. George Schenck. demo crat, by a margin of one vote, de feated Arthur Nye, republican, as city marshal. The only other case of democratic opposition is for the position of county surveyor, and as to whether Z. M. Derrick, demcorat,- or Ord Castle, republican, will win depends upon the returns from the official count. Toledo Mill Suspends. v TOLEDO. Or., Nov. 6. (Special.) The Roberts sawmill of this city shut down yesterday for an indefinite pe riod. Lack of orders was given as the reason. The sudden closing of the mill was a surprise to local peo ple, as the mill had established a re markable record of persistent run ning. It is rumored that the Chesley mill will also be closed soon. 153 EfiGS IN FEBRUARY FROM SIX 5-YR.-OLD HENS If you will notice there are an innumer able number of tiny YOLKS in any HEN'S body that needs de veloping to cause her to lay. Feed her "PEP TONE." develons the tiny YOLKS and she . will lay. and It does not matter how old -she is either or how wet and cold the weather may be. Green stuff causes these YOLKS to develop in summer and in the same way teptonk" will , cause them to - -.develop in the winter. The direct road to success Big profit for winter eggs. ORDER TO DAY. A life Income; $1.00 box post- :--naid. - Address Peptone Company, Springfield, Mo. Adv. iff M -Ik Pill A A. B. Kir&cbbavum Company Clothes At About Cost ! Here are two things that distinguish this event from the average cloth ing sale. First, the orig inal closely-marked price tickets remain untouched upon the garments." There has been no man ipulation of figures pre- SPEAKERSHIP BOOMS ON CAS D I IXVTK -ALREADY SCO CT- IXG 'AMONG MEMBERS-ELECT. Howard Lucas, Banker and Lawyer of Yakima County, One of Best Prospects. TACOMA. Wash., Nov. 6. (Spe cial.) With the last faint echo of the late election hardly lost In oblivion, the political pot of Washington al ready finds Itself being stirred by a series of booms for various candi dates who are allowing themselves to be listed in a race for speaker of the house of the next legislature. While none of the legislators named in the boom have -come out openly with any sort of a campaign, it is definitely known they will make the race if prospects look good enough after two or three weeks of scout ing among the legislators-elect. Howard Lucas, prominent lawyer and banker of Yakima county, is be lieved to be one of the best prospects for the speakership and many leaders of the last legislature are for him. K. H. Guie and Robert Grass, both of King county, are mentioned as candi dates. It is the gossip that Grass has already sent letters to members of the next legislature warning them that Representative J. H. Davis, of Pierce, Representative Mark Reed, of Mason, and Republican National Committee man Guy E. Kelly have begun an "offensive" in an effort to organize the next legislature. Just before the close of the last legislature in Olympia last year, 65 members of the house signed a "round robin" that they would not take any part in a preliminary programme for the selection of a speaker, but would devote the first week of the session at Olympia to an open election on this matter. Welfare League Organized. PRINEVILLE. Or.. Nov. 6. (Spe cial.) At a call meeting held Tuesday at the Methodist Episcopal church. five delegates from each of the city churches met and organized the Crook County Welfare league. The purpose of the organization is to study the social, moral and educational condi ATTENTION INDEPENDENT PORTRAIT MEN We invite your inspection of our fine assortment of new frames. Prices right and service prompt. We are also prepared to give you prompt and satis factory service on prints and finished work. We use only the best papers. Call and see us or write for particulars. AGENTS' PORTRAIT AND FRAME CO. 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