Capital journal., October 17, 1925, Image 10

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1U25
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VISITOR 10 CITY
The entire Pacific highway, from
Canada to Mexico, Is to be given
extensive publicity for the pur
pose of Increasing travel over It,
by the Pacific Highway associa
tion, whose official organ la Pacific
Coast Travel magazine. Capt. Har
ry L. Wells, editor of the maga
slne, was In Salem today confer
ring with Secretary C. E. Wlteon
of the chamber of commerce. He
continued on to Portland, where
he will address the chamber of
commerce Monday night on the
ubject of publicity for the high
way. "We propose to sell tripa over
this wonderful 1800 miles of scenic
highway to as many aa possible of
the 000,000 eastern to u lists that
come out to the Pacific coast every
year and are Ignorant of the fact
that this la the flneet trip of all
they can take. There la nothing
like It anywhere else In the world.
Probably next year nearly half a
million people will go to South
ern California by automobile, the
majority of whom will have plenty
of time to travel about and have
the machines In which to do It,
but will not come up to Oregon un
less special work Is done among
them to show them why they
should come. That to the work the
Pacific Highway association Is go
ing to do.
"I am on my way now to Van
couver and Victoria by way of
Portland and Seattle, gathering In
formation for a fine illustrated
booklet of the entire highway, clear
south to Tla Juana. This and the
magazine, which will continuously
have art pictures and Interesting
itorles of the scenery and historic
ipots all along the way, will be
used to sell a trip over the route
to tourists, especially to the mass
of them congested In the Los An
goles district, where we have an
office in the chamber of commerce
and are working through 14 infor
mation bureaus in that city alone."
,Capt. Wells was In command of
Company L of the Second Oregon
regiment that went to the Philip
pines in 1898. He was editor of the
West Shore magazine which was
published In Portland a number of;
years ago and was editorial writer
on the Oregonian. In recent years
he has been editorial writer for the
Bt. Louis Globe-Democrat.
TESTS OF SPEED
OF LIGHT IDE
Chicago, Oct. 17. (A. P.) Im
portant experiments to determine
the velocity ot Ueht to the higbon
degree of accuracy were made at
the Mount Wilson, Cal., obs9rva
tory by Professor A. A, Michael
son, noted University of Chicago
physicist. Tncy were explain i
by him today in an informal tain
before the physics club ot the uni
versity. An Ingenious, device enabled
him to determine the speed of
light traveling 22 miles and bsck
to Us source, he explained. He
used an eight-sided mirror re
volving at a speed of 630 revolu
tions a sscond. An arc light In
trinsically as bright as sun light
was flashed in the mirror and re
flected to another mirror on a
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mountain ie2 miles away.
Incidentally to the fundamental
problems involvod in the experi
ments, which he hopes to continue
next year, IB the finding ot a pos
sible substitute tor the triangular
method of surveying which could
be used to advantage over greit
distances and rough country, he
said.
In addition he showed ho x
measurement of the velocity of
light to high precision might fur
nish accurate measurement cf
time in view of the slowing down
ot the time In the course of ages
Light, he emphasized, Is the mst
fundamental constant In nature.
The toats next year, he expe.'L-
ed would be accurate to one pari
in one hundred thousand, or even
one part In two hundred thousand
DRY NAVY GETS MORE THAN
. TEN MILLIONS IN RUM
Washington, Oct. 17. (A. P.)
The coaot guard's dry nav? bad
captured 238 sea-going vessels :id
approximately 400 prisoners since
its concentration against rum
smugglers was started about seven
months ago. This result has boo J
obtained with the loss of four
government ships and three mem
bers of their crews.
Making public the figures to
day, the const guard said Its cap
tures of ram exceeded 110,000,000
In value.
PLAN 30 PIECE
BAND THIS YEAR
With Oscar Steelhammer as di
rector, a band of some 80 pieces
la planned by local high school
boys, according to announcement
made by them yesterday. Steel
hammer has been director of the
Cherrian band which has presented
summer concerts In Wlltson park
for a number of years. The first
practice will be held next Tuesday
night.
The exact method of financing
the band'a activities Is one point
that bothers the boys somewhat,
the school board having at Its last
meeting turned down their request
for funds with which to meet ex
penses. They state that expenses
will be paid, partly at leaat, by
themselves. Their Immediate goal
Is to acquire two boss horns.
Members of the band aa announc
ed yesterday are as follows:
Clarinets M. Oraber, R. Grab
er, B. Verbie, E. Tasto, A. Vauphan
and Dale Dasch.
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PORTLAND BILK SHOP
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Cornets F. RemintoD, Mulligan,
F. Gamble, Snyder, M. Duncan and
Foster.
Trombones C. Lovell, W. Itar-
larlty, 1. Slmmonds and W. Bailey.
Horns In F C. Strausbaugn, H.
Struts and T. Downs,
Flute D. Panjade,
PIccola O. Heyer,
Baritone R. Carl, manager.
Saxapbones Olea Wilbur, A. Al
len, P. Allen, A. Malzela and F.
CosmlcaL
Baes horns F. Wallace.
Drums D. Eardeastle, E. Raf
flty and H. Shottrlck.
R. Car), manager of the band,
states that the present Intention lfi
to enter a contest at Corvallls lat
er In the year, as well as playing
at high school athletic games. The
boys bave hopes of getting high
school aredlts for their work on
the band, they say.
Contantlnople, Turkey. First
two rows of seats on trolley oars
are being reserved for women.
Paris, France. Charles Henvy
Huberlch, Now York lawyer, for
merly profoseor of Wlnconsln,
Texas uuil titauford universities, u
on his honeymoon with the format'
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