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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1925)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16, lOi BIN NEWPORT 98 miles from Salens Splendid road. . An .ideal place to spend your vacation. Excellent accomodations t w mm nvvn V 4WAAW1 : littbUV WMUbj a-VWXVUA&0 . CASINO GARAGE i STORAGE t GAS AND OIL 5 NYE BEACH BAKERY Confectionery and meals. Home made bread and pastry. At Nye Beach , . ,11. KASDOILM, Prop. PARK HOTEL !IomelJ0 lUtr f 1.00 per flay Centrally located. At city park and post office. MRS.'O. C ALLEN, Prop. .NEWPORT-- OREGON M. II. BENSON CO. Dry roods, notions, novelties, . gents furnishings. Nye Beach, Newport, Oregon Cherry City Cottages Two and four rooms. Near the beach. Wood,, light, wa ter and "auto shed. Every- ' thing furnished bat linen , . sllter and top bedding. GEO. G. SMITH ' Newport, Oregon i A. L. THOMAS SOUVENIR STORE Agate lotting and mounting. Oregon pictures, agate jewelry. NEWPORT - OUKfiOX , ABBEY HOTEL Under New Management NEWPORTS FtXKST HOTEL Strictly Modern Hot and cold water. Steam heat in all rooms. ; Newly, reno vated. -. - ' -j Opposite Boat landing oa Front Street J. J. Tobin. Manager j Sea Crest Cottages Directly Fronting the Beach 2 and 3 -room furnished Cottages Electric light, city water, wood, free auto shed. ' Two blocks north of Nye Beach business center. Write for folder. CHRIS ARMS NEWPORT, - ; - OREGON HIT SLEEP Firemen Operate Drill Press Just Back of Fire . Trucks 3 Eight-hour Shifts SEE LESTJ2R MARTLN If yon are interested In buying a cottage or lot to build on. Pri-e right, terms easy. Phone 7451 INSURANCE AND LOANS r Agate Beach Inn Most scenic beach on Pacific coast. Three floors of solid comfort, dining room in connec tion, i- American plan. Ideal . bathing and ag ate beach, ' sheltered from the strong wind. - i . , ""! i ' i j- For rates and reservations ,i i address Katherine' George Agate Beach, Oregon 1 ; SKATING RINK Hardwood floor 123x53. Toil will flnil this an ideal plae to spend your evenings. Half way between; bay and ocean. - A Dm AN FORD. Prop. THE GLENWOOD Furnished , rooms and auto camp grounds. 13 minutes walk from Nye Beach. , Sheltered from winds and pleasantly lo cated. P. O. Box 601 Newport, t Oregon Peggie's Log Cabin Inn ! Sea Foods a Specialty Chicken dinner Xl:SO Sundays Short orders all day. Dinner 5:30 week days. Ice Cream and Soda Fountain j In connection. ; Dancing. Gilchrist & Emrich Nye Beach, Newport. Oregon. NYE BEACH POOL-HALL i f ' : j 'Pool-f-Card Games r- Candy :Foft Drinks Tobacco ', ED AUSTIN, Prop. Newport, Oregon MOIIKL CAMP GKOUNO Located: -on lloosevelt Highway : I Newport, Oregon Wood'and water furnished, j Sheltered from the wind. ; Five blocks from the beach. Ci FERGUSON,! Proprietor News From Beach Resorts . ? i Manzanita . MrsUlJdwin B. Wheat and son j of For (lahd are enjoying the bo ! nitallf l nf tin Inn for about ten days. : S j . . .MrsJH. T. Campbell and Ethel Cam obeli of ; Portland are domi ciled ali the Inn for i a week Mrs.jD. P. Brown. Miss Marion Brown iand Miss Edna Qaynor of Seattfe-Vash.;. are making a sev eral dayi Rtayat the Jbilw,! -r Other guests at the Inn for sev eral days?, were Mr. and. Mrs. F. W. Robler iPortland; II. C. Hull. HattiesbUrg, --Missouri, " Mr. and i Mrs. W. IK. Ricken, Portland and Miss Gladys Jensen. Corvallis. ! Mr and Mrs. Purcell.of Port land with daughters Ada and! -Ui.al ifmihkt nroA ' In. ftr f ha U'Dal- 1 end to 'escape the intense heat. . At thfe camp ground for several days were Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Sanders,; and 'Mr; and Mrs. Fred j. Sanders of Forest Grove. ' ; Among the week-enders at the camp pivjund were Bt C. Clevinger of . Portland. Mr. and Mrs. F. E Another I week of the peak of the summer season has passed marked . by ideal weather, heavy surf, to Buppiy a thrill for the bathers ami KtiU a good supply of clams for the energetic digger. The - pleasures of the j week were marred tv the traffic drowning of Thomas Phillips, a young English man who with his brother was vis iting the beach for a day. . . Preparations are going, forward at a, rapid rate fori the convention I of Xhe Uuited Artisans who are to j meet here next week. Delegates from four stales. .Oregon. Wash ington, Idaho -and; California are expected to tax local accomoda tions to the fullest extent! E." H. Whitney, assistant super intendent of Portland schools and G. A.' Johnson. Portland attorney were lit Lane's camp . ground for several' 'days! ' I1 A F.-'M. Goodwin and daughter. Laen,, 8ori, Tillamook; Mr. jane, ana tneir cousin, miss wai son . spent the week-end in their new cottage and Miss Watson and Ja ; plan! to stay, for;- several weeks. '" : ,(". " . 1 i lln.ahd Mrs.'. R. G, Jubitz with children,' Guy, Monroe and Anne are how occupying their recently confpleted cottage which; is an other of the many; charming resi dences which have; been built this yeaft '.' :--; " Mrs, O. D. Bloom and daughter, Claiidia, et Portland are at their cottage, the Bloom Inn. for the remainder of the month. Airs. C. F. Narorjki of Portland with .children, Vanda and Casi v mlr, are at the vosen cottage for several weeks. .Mr. and Mrs. Kerr of Portland with their son Stewart and daugh ter Frances, have taken a cottage for -a short time. I , vlis Jean Geriinger is a guest at'fhe'WIester cottage for a short time.? : j .. . ,;''!; -. Stephen Smith who with his mother and sisters' has the Outan' Inif "cottage spent the week-end at Seaside at a h'ouae ; party given by Miss Inex Goltra. ! Hr. and Mrs. Ernest Bannow of Forest Grove have a tent house for several days. . At Wakanda Court for the week end., were Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Mtrrias and children, Isabel, Mary and Charles "of The Dalles. ' Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Parret and, children. Jean, Ned and Margaret are at Wakanda Court for several days from Normal,! Illinois. ' Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Sanders and daughters Dorothy. June , and Maybelle- of Portland motored from Oceanstde and are now dom kited at Wakanda Court for sev eral1 'days, 's Ss.' -:t J :",:' h At the camp ground for the ; week-end were Mrs. H. H. Tnbbes lngh Devene Tubbesing. Verne Tubbeslng,- Mr. and Mrs. Echo Wllkerson. Miss Merta Owens and Mrs. M. Wilkerson, all vf Mohler. Oregon. . Mr. and, Mrs. Phillips of Port land were guests at the Inn for one' day last week, - Mr. ; and 'Mrs. A, B. - Coffey of Carlton, Ore., spent Ihe week-end at'Manzanlta Inn." ;" Mrs.1-A; F. '. Douglas and Miss Stella Phelps of Portland are at he In for several days. - and Mm J. G Lauderback and sons and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Han sen of fMcMtnnvtlle.j F. A.vGrldley . and son -Robert of Portland were among y the week-en4 motor campers. Mrs.S Fred Vishnevsky ahd two babies.! Mrs. Nystrom and family and John Nelson of Portland spent 4 week at the camp ground. Mr. j$d Mrs. G. G. Smith and kou, Stanton, of Portland have the Cedeisdn cottage for two weeks. Mr. and Mr3. Earl Cash were their guests for several days.- Mr. an d Mrs. Jay Patterson , Portlaiit Martha Swingley, Mar shalltwjop, Iowa and Miss Teresa Nye, Delta. Iowa, enjoyed the hos pitality! ef the camp ground for a week. J I: - "!.".-- Mr; and Mrs. E. Stanbery with daughter. Gladys, of Seaside were motor Hmpers over the week-end. In the; Wakanda Court apart ments or a week are Mrs. Mar garet South, Mrs. Cora Darnell, Mr. and, Mrs. Will Strof fie, C. H. Porter,; a, S. Barnes and Neville olfe all of Portland. Little Bush Lake. The Prison" Cell. . Royal Gorge. Old Rainiin-the-Faca. Judicial Hall.1. Hee Hive. i The Music Room. r The Vineyard.; Bottomless Pit. Adam's Tomb, Jacob's Well and Mount Pit Cape Horn. . ; j Lion's Jaw. ; j ' The American 'Falls. " The King's Palace. Neptune's Grotto. The Queen's Dining Room. The Queen's Reception Room. The Petrified Forest. The Grand Column. The Bacon Room. Niagara Falls.; Old Satan's Hitching Post. Fat Man's Grief. , The Graveyard. Washington Staue. Joaquin Miller's Chapel. The Washington Monument.; , Room containing Twin Sisters, Mount Shasta, iiike Michigan, land the Garden of the Gods . The Atlantic Ocean. The Wriggle Holes. Old Nick's Slide. The Devil s stairway. -- a The Garden of Eden. Paradise Lost The . Ghost Room . (sometimes called Dante's Inferno.) I Kincaid's Dance Hall. i Glacier Rock.! ! Yosemite .Falls. The Bridal Chamber. Rules for Visitors, : 1. The caves must not he en tered wlthdut a competent guide 2. Children under 5 years of age are not permitted in the caves. - 3. Coveralls br rough clothes should be worn n the Caves, j. 4. Smoking and the use of un guarded lights ire not allowed in the. Caves. j ' j . ; 5. Firearms must not be carried tn tne caves. I 6. Stalactites! or other forma tions must not be broken. ; . 7. Formations must not be j de faced with names or other mark ings. .';' .'.; -' ' 7 ' ! under contract for grading. j Slletx Bay-Rocky Creek, 9.8 miles, under contract for grading. Rocky Creek-Otter Rock, 3.1 miles, graded. ! : Otter Rock-Newport, 3.5 miles, under contract for surfacing. j Newport-Coos County line, 87.3 miles, not constructed to standard. Section of 1.74 miles at Gardiner under contract for grading and surfacing and 0.98 miles undei contract for grading only. Fer ries across Yaqulna and Alsea Bays, also Stualaw and UmpqualS.O miles, dnder contract for sur- ' Fighting' fires is one thing, but when there -i aren't any fires to fight why i the firemen haven't anything to"" do that is. most of them. ' .Just about everyone knows how heavy tlme.hangs on the hands of the "bos" around the average city fire engine station between alarms, but 'anyone Interested In seeing something different can find It at the central fire station In the Highland Park plant of the Ford Motor company. Here the, picture is entirely dif ferent. Just back of where the ffre truck . stands there is a row of drill "presses and between alarms the-flremen keep busy op erating the' presses in the manu facture of parts for Ford care. Besides, the men work in eight- hour shifts twenty-four hours day. There are no sleeping quar ters and the men are wide awake and on the ob all the time. It Is lestkan twenty feet from the presses'- to the fire truck so when an a harm comes iu It is only a matter for, each man to make a qiilk turn around 'and climb on the truck to transform himself from a machine operator into a fireman on the way to a fire. t . i Ninety men regularly employed in the Highland Park plant are on the fire department roll and this force Is augmented by 200 spe cfally trained men ; who - may be called out at a moment's notice In case of emergency, t The regular firemen 'work in three divisions. 1 thirty on each eight-hour shift. Of thosa In each shift ten are on duty all the time In the central fire station. As soon as the first squad leaves In rtpone to 'an alarm, the second !jad moves In and it it is called out before the flnt returns there itill is the third left to come into headquarters. ' j To provide and maintain ade quate fire protection for the plant is in luelf a big job. It must ,bei remembered that more than SO 000 men are employed at Highland- Park -and that the plant area' covers 278 acres of which 105 are under roor. There W a complete fire alarm system, with boxes located at convenient plac e throughout the buildings and yards and in addition to the fire truck the fire fighting equipment in the plant includes 100 forty-1 gallon chemical tanks mounted) on wheels, 2.000 three-gallon bsnd extinguishers and S miles ot hose on racks In various parts of the plant close to fire hydrants. Rivers. 1 i Coos County Line-Hauser, 10.0 miles, graded. ' HaiiHer-South Side of Coos Bay. fi.1 miies, surfaced. Feiry across Coos Bay. I j Coos Bay-Coquiile, 22.9 miles, paved. j Coquille-Bandon, 17. C miles, surfaced. J Bnadon-Curry 1 County Line, 12.1 miles,1 surfaced. Coos County Line-Denmark, 4.S mi)ri. under contract for surfac ing, -i' Denmark-Mussel Creek, 25.2 miles, surfaced, i Mussel ; Creek-Euchre -Creek, SCENES IN THE 1 j OREGON CAVES jCoStiaaeS from psgs 1.) ; ." , the interior of the Caves, named In the order In which they occur on the usual trip are as follows: Watson's Grotto. The ;Rlver"Styx. . The;Heaven!y Boudoir. The iPetrif led Garden. The! Jaw Bone. Old Satan's Cauldron. Old itan's Cradle. The ;Cata wampus, i r . Old 'Satan's Backbone. ROOSEYELTi HIGHWAY ! 407.7 MILES LONG (Con tinned from pg 1 1 of all work completed and under contract, August 12. 1925. ' Astoria-South limits of Seaside, 21.6 miles, paved. Seaside-Cannon Beach Junc tion, 2.7 miles, surfaced. Cannon .Bach Junction-Hsm-let Junction, 9.4 miles, under contract for grading. Hamlet - Junction-Mohler, 17.1 miles, surfaced.; Mahler-Brighton, 6.4 miles not constructed to standard. ! Brighton-Jetty Cerek, 1.0 miles, under contract for surfac ing. . . Jetty Creek-Rockaway, 3.3 miles, surfaced, t Rockaway - Hob?onvilIe, 8.1 miles, not constructed to stand ard. ; Hobsonville-Wllson River, 6." miles, surfaced. Wilson- River-Pleasant Valley 10.2 miles, paved. j Pleasant Valley-One Mile North of Hamlock, 2.9 miles.' surfaced One Mile North of Hamlock Beaver, 4.9 miles, paved. ! Beaver-Devils Lake. 34.0 mile's surfaced. T- : . '. Devils Lake-Siletx Bay. 5.5 miles, under contract for grading Siletx Bay Section. 0.7 miles, YOUR CAR NEEDS PEP 1 1 Good piston rings save oil i il - - . and . MAKE A POWERFUL MOTOR facing. Euchre Creek-Gold Beach. 13.2 miles, not constructed to stand ard. Ferry across Rogue River. Gold Beach-Hunters Creek, 2.5 mile.), under1 contract for gradinr and surfacing. r Hunters -fCreek-Myera Creek, S.5 milr, surfaced, j Myers Creek-Burnt Hill. 5.4 miles, under 'contract for grading Burnt HUl-Chetco River. 25.T miles, under contract for grading. Chetco Rtver-Winchuck River. 4.4 miles, under contract for grad Ing and surfacing. Wlnchuck" River-Calif orn la line 0.7 milfs, under contract for sur facing. r-. WALTERi P. CHRYSLER'S TRAFFC TALKS I Two-thirds of all transportation in the United States that means rail, water, road and trollev is by motor. ! ; Is it any wonder the country is facing traffic problems. ' In a lew years there will be 30- 000,000 motor carsj that will mean that the entire country will have the same num ber of cars in proportion to pop ulation as California has today. When population doubles traffic facilities must ; increase eight times. 1 j The majority of people now live in cities. i Fewer people are living in the rural sections. t Cities of 500,000 and more are growing the most rapid'y. The most rapid development is in the suburban sections of, our cities. Mirrors are now used at some of the particularly daneerous intersections in England to reflect images ot cars approaching on ide streets. The motor owning public is be- 9V . coming toappreciate more and more that 9out the nlv dantr from motor Jijr is from thcj reck less driver. 4 He is a menace to himself amfcto others. Legisla tion is beirUimed at reckless ness in roaH states ar.J ihv movement jjAoond to grow. The Uniti Vates has encount ered few I Jems which luve not been i ted. The tialfic problem is j oublesome one but real proere I be ins: made tin w day. Com? itics which fail to keep abreaJ i motor transporta tion growtk 11 find other cities , and towns i ins ahead. I : - SMITHS WATICINS SNAPPY RKRVICE 1 rnONB 41 Auto Repair syork Is Qur Business i and has been forSrnany' years, giving the experience that is necessary to do work that is al' lutely satisfac I . tory t!o our customer! ( ; t J Complete Overhauling, Welding Reboring . ai oausiaciory irices '01 THE?MOTOR SHOP 1T G.A. Coffey S. IL Hayes :.' . 207 North Church Street , Phono 43; Night Phone 1744-W '.';; ' ' (N'ext'to CerUfled Motor Car Market) ; 7 SEE THE OREGON ' CAVES! Wonderful Caverns in a Mountain ot Marble 40 Miles from Grant Pass ; Via the Redwood Highway1 OoritOu U. WeU7ix it at a reasonable price and it will be as good as new. , New Bicycles Sold on Easy Weekly Payments Lloyd E. RAMSDEN 387 Court Street K BnnnHol BuaciiimGGG WHITE Trucks, all " models, are built to build business. One White earns the purchase price of a second. Whether you buy one White or one hundred, you can be sure you will get the most moneyearning miles for your investment. The White Company, Cleveland Marion Auto Co. IAY AN1 NIGHT SKKVICK 235 South Commercial TeL 362 raj ! I Dddee Brothers , TYPE-B SEDAN Its exceptional comfort is commented on by everyone who drives it. Doctors, tourists, salesmen, and all who find it necessary to spend eight, ten and twelve hours on the road at a time, are particularly emphatic in their praise. The fact is, that with its admirable spring suspension, deep seats and generous lounging room; the Type-B Sedan delights the most exacting seeker after restful transportation. BONESTEELE MOTOR CO. i . 474 South Commercial St. Phone 423 D06 POUND" t i - I- ! - W ! ill d - : ':.:) ... 1 . . .... i . . ... v.