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The New OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Sanday Mornin. March 10, 1929
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HIGHWAYS DPETJ
Pacific Highway
Portland, Oswego. Oregon City,
Salem. Albany, Harrlabarg, June
tion City, Eugene, Cotfage Grors.
Iloseburg, Grant Pass, Medford.
Ashland,' California stats line:
Fared. Contraction work Under
way between Oregon City and New
Bra, 4 miles. During work hour
north bonnd traffic .uses detour.
South bound traffle uses present
road. Snow on Siskiyou mountains
between Ashland and California
state line. Chains adrlsad,
West Sloe Highway
Portland, Nswberg, McMlnn-
Tllle, Corrallls, Junction City, Eu
gene: Pared.
Always
STRIVING.....
to give the best service and featuring
quality merchandise has enabled our
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business to grow.
TOftES and TTUJIBES
With a protection against all road hazzards for a year
VULCANIZING and REPAIRING
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198 S. Commercial Telephone 471
Monument to Engineering
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CHRYSLER MOTORS new engineering laboratory Is literally
i complete motor car factory within itaelf. Here a staff of more
than 500 technical experts create, design and build the experimen
tal models and parts for all Chrysler cars and marine engines
Old Oregon Trail
West of the Dalles Columbia Riv
er Highway. '
The Dalles, Hood River, Pott-
land; Rainier, Astoria, Seaside:
Pared.
Roosevelt Highway
Clatsop, Tillamook and Lincoln
Counties
Astoria. Seaside: Paved.
Seaside, Mohler, Brighton, Lake
Lytle, Rockaway, Garibaldi. Bay
City, Wilson River; macadam.
Wilson River, Tillamook, Beav
er: Part paved, part macadam.
Beaver, Hebo, Nsakowln, Devils
Lake, Sllets river, Otter Rock.
Newport: Macadam.
Corrallls-Newport Highway
Corvallls, Philomath, Eddyville
Toledo, Newport: Macadam.
Tualatin Valley Highway
Portland. Illllsboro, Forest
Grove, McMrnnvllle: Paved.
3ft. Hood Highway
Portland. Government C a m p-
Hood River: Paved to Multnomah
county line; balance' oiled maca
dam. Open to Swim; chains re
quired east of Rhododendron
Closed by snow between Swim and
Cooper Spur. Road between Gov
ernment . Camp and Waplnltla
closed by snow.
McMlnnvUle-TiUamook Highway
McMlnaville, Sheridan: Pared
ER TESTS
SAFETY NEED
Examination of Physical and
Mental Abilities Before
Licensing Urged
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the license for a similar offense
committed In any other state.
Any person whose license has
been suspended is permitted a
hearing before the department.
and any person denied a license-
or whose license has been revoke J
may appeal to the courts. v ,
Minors To Be Endorsed . .
The applications of minors un
der IS must.be signed by the par
ent or guardian or employer, who
then becomes liable for any negli
gence in driving by such minor.
Employers of minors under 18
who permit them to drive and per
sons who furnish motor vehicles
to such minors are likewise liable.
As a general proposition it is
In the northeastern states, where
the automobile problem has been
of longest standing, that the driv
ers' license system has become a
well-developed Institution. Here
tlit need for cooperation among
motor vehicle departments became
evident several years ago and re
suited In the formation of an east
crn conference of motor vehicle
administrators, A member of this
conference recently cald:
"Since we began to examine all
applicants we have had the gen
eral public solidly behind us fav
oring the stricter methods of is
suing licenses."
Operators' - licenses serve as
Identification tags for individual
drivers Just as registration plates
do for cars and trucks. Among oth
er things they serve to eliminate
uncertainty in the record system
This system shows which operat
ors are habitual violators and
makes It possible to put them on
probation or to. rule them off the
highways.
As the result of Its research, the
national conference on street and
highway safety holds that one of
the chief factors determining the
character and scope of a state mo
tor vehicle department seems to
be whether or not the state has a
full-fledged drivers' licensing sys
tem, with mandatory examination
and powers of suspension or re
vocation. If the department has
such powers there must be an ac
tive administration in close touch
with many phases of the traffic
problem, including the education
of drivers in traffle safety, If the
system does not Include. manda
tory examination and power of
suspension there la danger of the
department's work being conduct-
ed in a perfunctory manner aa j
tax licensing function and the befc
eCta of the modern conception!
state rehlcle administration' are
largely lost.
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