Central Point star. (Gold Hill, Or.) 192?-19??, August 30, 1929, Image 1

CENTRAL POINT STAR
r
VOM ME TWO
NUMBER CARS
REGISTERED IN
OREGON GAIN
Mure Ilian Ihe usual ineerase is
noted in m otor vehicle reg istra tion s
fo r Ihe firs t six m onth» of 1929, the
records o f Ihe Secretary of State
show ing a total re g istra tio n o f 22(1,
293 passenger ear* und trucks
against 212,474 fo r Hie firs t six
month» o f 1926. T his is no doubt
ill part the result o f the new amend­
ment effeetive June 4, 1929, p ro ­
vid in g fo r Hie issuing of licenses at
Hie three <|uarler fee lietween A p ril
l>t ami June 30th o f Hie year, many
m oto r vehicle ow ners ta king ad­
vantage o f th is p rivile g e o f p u ttin g
th e ir ears in to operation a m onth
e a rlie r at Ib is small u d d illo n a l e x­
pense o«er Hie usual h a lf-> ear fee.
The to ta l receipts to June '91,h of
Hie current year, from m oto r ve hic­
le reg istra tion s ami k in d re d tra n s ­
actions, amounted Io $6.885,452.81.
ei.mpared Io $9,291,417.42 Io June
3 0 lli o f Hie previous year.
N o tw ith sta n d in g Ihe num ber ta k ­
ing advantage of the reduced fee in
June, Hu« Ju ly reg istra tion s s till
»how a substantial increase, w ith
22.99X passenger ears and trucks,
am ' receipts fo r the m onth am ount­
ing Io *399,591.29. T his brings the
to ta l receipts fo r Hie yeur up to
LI MBEBMKN HIT HY JULY
F , R E S - I A lt M K II H SECOND
EKI IM Y, AUGUST S», 1929
NUMBER 6
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TAKE
INTERESTING ALASKA VOYAGE
County Fair News Gleaned
Promises To From all Over
The Nation
Be Big Event
W ith u to ta l o f $126,387 hi «2
fires, fa rm properties, w ith P’ r
single exception o f lum be r Indus­
trie s, suffered Ihe greatest damage
in the to tu l state losses in flic te d by
132 fire» d u rin g Ihe m onth o t July
outside o f P o rtlan d, according Io
Ihe analysis o f incom plete fire loss
re p o rt* inuile p u b lic by »lute l ire
M arshal (Ju re A. Lee. The J u ly
form losses co nstitu te d 17 per cent
T his year, w ith enlarged b u ild ­
o f the total num ber o f fire» und 29 ings, greater e n te r,u iu m e iit p ro ­
per cent o f Ibe volume of losses. Of gram, Hie eo-opeartion o f a ll the
Ibe lo lu l fa rm losses, dweiikngs and grange u nits o f the county und gen­
contents were damaged in the iiin - eral s p irit o f enthusiasm fo r Ihe
oun l o f $89,475; barn* nod o u tb u ild ­ annual exposition w h ich the hourd
ings, «29,129, u n it buy und g ra in , o f d irector» have encountered, the
Jackson C ounty F a ir ami Oregon
7775.
The lo lu l lox»«'» fo r Ibe m onth of Pear Show, scheduled fo r Septem­
Ju ly a n o n ,tie d Io $436,252, w hich ber 11-14, inclusive, promises to
w ith Ib i- t ■ ci p lio n of 1927, Ibe re c ­ eclipse a ll fo rm e r records.
ord low-IOM »ear o f Ibe p u tt »even
Again th is year, the granges o f
year» w ere $883.(8,0 less Ilian Ihnt the county w ill co-operate in c o l­
o f Ju ly. ,928. und *405,0(8, less than le ctin g arid a rra n g in g h o rtic u ltu ra l
Ibe average J u ly Io** fo r the pre­ and a g ric u ltu ra l e x h ib its fo r th e ir
vious five year». Last m onth's fire respective d is tric ts , w h ic h insures
losses w ir e 239,000 in excess of the success o f th is departm ent.
those fo r Ibe m onth o f June preced­
A com prehensive ente rtain m e nt
ing and $23,00(1 more Ilia n fo r J u ly p ro g ta in tias been line d up. The
1927. F o r the »even month.»' period Iru k w II lie im proved and it is
ending Ju ly 31 Ibe »tale lo **e . am­ exp- ,e«t a large num ber o f h o rs ’ »
ounted Io $1,8,6.0(81, w h ic h is $56,- w ill b«- present to com jiete d a i.y in
000 below th a t fo r Ihe correxpond- ha.'nvss and ru n n in g races fo r the
ing period o f Ihe record year 1927; ; e d ific a tio n
of
Hie
grandstand
9119,11(11) le»» than that o f 192* and crow ds. T here w ill he a todeo fea­
$665,090 below the average »even tu rin g Homan races, tr ic k rid in g
inonlh »' perio d fo r the previous live and fancy ro p in g stunts.
year».
There w ill be several o the r free
O f Ibe Ju ly 1929. losses Ihe lu m ­ a t,ru ctio n s and grand display o f
bering
In du strie s
suffered
Ihe
There
heaviest, w ith *179.959 in six flees; ! fire w o rk s every evening.
w ill be p le nty o f m usic, w h ile r id ­
farm pro pe rtie s w ere next w ith
ing leviees and concessions w ill
*126.378 in 62 Are»; c ity dw elling.*
p rovide amusement fo r the m id-
ami contents fo llo w e d , w ith $47,- w ay und there w ill tie dancing in
684 in 41 tire s; hotel lodging house Hie large p a v ilio n th ro ug h ou t the
uml restnurnnt properties were «lain fo u r evenings o f the fa ir.
aged in Ihe »mount o f $42,099 in
Ih e pre m iu m lis t, c o n ta in in g a
fo u r flee»; m ercantile and o the r lis t o f e v e ry th in g on w h ic h th e ie
m ercan tile anil o ilie r business es­ are prizes o ffe re d, am ounting to
tablishm ents, $22.975 in 19 llr«'»; $8.(8MI o r $10.<HXt. has been out some
und garage», tillin g stations, etc.. 1 tim e and ra n he secured at the
$5525 in six fire».
C ham ber o f Commerce, hanks o r
T h e ir “ campus’* the w hole south­
western Alask.i roast, from the
southeastern-most point on n o rtii to
the In te rio r beyond Skagway, Hie
U n iv e rs ity o f Oregon sum m er ses­
sion b e l l i on board the S. S. Queen
o f Ihe A d m ira l Line was a complete
success in every w ay, it was de-
elared by Hie students and fa c u lty
members o f Hie cruise w ho re tu rn ­
M ainer and W a lker, the p ilo t* o f
ed to the U. o f O. a, Eugene recent­
Hie Sun God, on th e ir epochal tr ip
ly.
around Hie U nited States fro m Spo­
The S. S. Queen was chartered by
kane on a non-stop tr ip w ill be at
the U n iv e rs ity o f Oregon fo r a tw o
Lakeview , Oregon d u rin g the Hodeo
w eek’s tr ip and ca rried 170 student«
w hich opens there Saturday o f Hu*
and a fa c u lty of 15. Students on the
week.
cruise, the firs , o f its k in d to ever
Deisel engines w ill he used to in ­ be sponsored by an Am erican u n i­
crease the pow er fa c ilitie s at Lake- ve rsity received fu ll c re d it fo r a ll
view, Oregon. The in s ta llm e n t of courses taken and reg ula r classes
the new equipm ent w ill be soon.
were held on board the vessel d u r­
The Arabs and Jews ill Palestine ing the trip .
are having a m in ia tu re w a r. The
Subjects that were enhanced by
disturbance ha* been the occasion the cruise w ere offered to students,
fo r severul nations to „ “ nt troops and inclu de d A rt o f Alaskan Indians
to the affected d is tric ts . The o u t­ a n th ro p olog y, geology and geog­
break threatens to expand to o th e r rap hy o f Alaska, U te ra tu re o f the
te rrito rie s .
P a cific N o rth w e st, feature w ritin g ,
The P o rtla m l team in tiie P a cific camera re p o rtin g ami others. T w o
Coast League is receiving the con­ weeks o f intensive study on the
g ra tula tion s o fth e fans o i Hie »«a>e campus at Eugene w ill com plete Hie
upon th e ir m eteoric rise to tiie top session.
o f the percentage lists. The P o rt­
Students made rem arkable p ro g ­
land team has equalled the w in rec­ ress in every subject, in s tru c to rs de­
ord o f the Coast League and ex­ clared upon th e ir re tu rn .
Long
pected to go fu rth e r.
hours on the w a te rw a y, free fro m
A h a lf m illio n d o lla r fire visited noises and d istra ction s, w ere v e ry
Spokane last week d estroyin g s v-
’ue’ ! -e o f concentrated study
eral building s in c lu d in g a s a n ita r­ m<! v .i'h zes, added h ythe e x c u r­
iu m .
BUSINESS IS
BETTER THRU
12ih DISTRICT
Business a c tiv ity in the tw e lfth
Federal Reserve D is tric t reached a
high level d u rin g Ju ly . The a g ri-
c u itu ra l outlook im proved m oder­
ately, price movements, on the
w hole, w ere no, u nfavorable, and
Ihe supply o f c re d it continued am­
ple. although Hie price o f cre d it ,d -
vanred s lig h tly .
Increased prices fo r m any fa rm
products an«l favorable w eather,
w hich benefited g ro w in g crops and
fa c ilita te d e a rly harvesting opera­
tions, w ere im p o rta n t developm ents
in the a g ric u ltu ra l situ a tio n (lu rin g
the m onth. Substantial advances in
prices o f w heat, potatfies, and de­
ciduous fru its pointed to an im ­
provem ent in agregate fa rm income.
The announcement, on August 19,
by Hie rece ntly created Federal
F arm Board, that it had agreed to
extend substantial fin a n c ia l aid to
C a lifo rn ia organizations engaged in
h an d lin g ra isin grapes, was an ad­
d itio n a l fa c to r in the im proved ag­
ric u ltu ra l outlook.
The num ber o f unemployed in the
D is tric t is estim ated to have de­
sions ashore, no one had d iffic u lty creased d u rin g J u ly and was sm all­
er d u rin g J u ly and was sm aller
in keeping up in w o rk .
The cruise was arranged by than a year ago, a n a tu ra l accom­
Cam pbell C hurch, Jr. o f Seattle, panim ent o f increased a c tiv ity in
and u n iv e rs ity w o rk on hoard was in d u s try . Perhaps the most note­
under the d ire c tio n o f K a rl W . On- w o rth y p ro du ction figures o f the
thank, executive secretary o f the m onth w ere those p e rta in in g to the
teeord output o f o il in C a lifo rn ia .
U n iv e rs ity .
A second cruise. In a la rg e r ves­ Average d a ily output d u rin g J u ly ,
sel and w ith a route th a t w ill in ­ 1929, was 868,165 b a rre ls, an in ­
clude a d d itio n a l ,m ints o f interest, crease o f nearly 10,000 b arre ls o r
is a lready being planned fo r next more than one per cent over the
year, O nthank declared u)mn his previous record output o f Septem­
ber. 1923. T his record flo w accen­
re tu rn here.
E ve ry p o in t o f interest o rd in a rily tuated the problem o f te m p o ra ry
seen by to u rists to the te r r ito r y was o verp ro d u ctio n w h ich has faced the
enjoyed by the students, and in ad­ o il in d u s try fo r some m onths past.
The usual m id-sum m er recession
d itio n Captain A. W . N ickerson took
in
trade fa ile d to appear d u rin g Ju­
the vessel to m any out o f the w ay |
places th a t are o f special interest. | ly o f th is year. B a ilro a d and w a t­
These included an unusually close erborne tr a ffic was w e ll m aintained
v is it to Taku G lacier, a t r ip in to I and a re la tiv e ly large volume o f
G lacier Bay, stops at E xcu rsio n In ­ goods was d is trib u te d at wholesale
let, a voyage on open sea fro m Sit- ' and at re ta il. C o n tra ry to the sea­
sonal movement, sales o t new auto­
ka n o rth and m any side stops.
m
obiles increased «luring the m onth
Special perm ission was obtaine«t
and
established a new m o n th ly
fo r a stop in V ic to ria B. C. fo r sigh,
seeing, an«! from here the vessel sales record.
There was a large o u tflo w o f
w en, ,o the m etropolis o f South­
funds from th is D j^ p c t to N ew
Here
i w estern Alaska. K e tch ika n .
Y ork d u rin g late J u ly and e a rly
■ students had th e ir fir s t glim pse o f j August. This was a «ielayeii seas­
i totem poles and stm tied w ith in
teres, the natives and the indus onal movement w h ic h o rd in a rily oc­
curs e a rly in J u ly and w h ic h is re ­
trie s such as fis h canning and pack
lated to the custom ary June 30 ad­
ing.
justm ents o f ban kin g position. T h is
F rom Ketchikan the queen steam­
year the movement was e v id e n tly
ed to W ra ng ell, picturesque villa ge
postponed by reason o f c re d it nee«is
tha, abounds in Alaskan lore. Here
g ro w in g ou, o f the c u rio s ity de­
a lecture on Toteniisn, was given by j
Hev. H. P. Corser, noted a u th o rity . I mand fo r the new sm all-size c u r­
and students visited Hie famed rency w h ic h was placed in c irc u ­
shack o f “ C hief Shakes.”
Peters- 1 la tio n on J u ly 10. Deposits o f mem­
burg, th riv in g fis h in g villa ge th a t t ber banks declined d u rin g th is p e r­
iod (J u ly 17 to August 14) w h ile
is noted fo r its co m m un ity manage­
th e ir loans increased, as d id th e ir
m ent o f industries, was an in te re s t­
b o rro w in g s fro m the Federal Re­
ing stop the same day.
serve bank. The discount rate o f
Taku G lacier, m ig h ty tied o f ice
tha, is co nsta ntly in c o n flic t w ith the Federal Reserve Bank o f San
the sea, was visited e a rly in the Francisco was unchanged a, fiv e
per cent, bu, the Bank’s rate fo r
m o rn in g and the vessel w ound its
short
term b an ker’s acceptances
w ay among huge icebergs to w ith in
was
reduced
fro m fiv e and one-
a few hundred fee, o f th is spectacle.
fo
u
r,h
to
five
and one-eighth p e r
Blasts o f the s h ip ’s w h is tle w o u ld
cent,
on
August
13.
occasionally b rin g «town huge fra g ­
Cleveland. Ohio is staging one of
th«- greatest a viation circuses ever
attempted. A ir derbvs fro m many
w e ll o v e r $7.000.000.
p o in t* in the U nited States have
A ta bu latio n covering ‘‘ new ’’ reg­
been features o f Hie show . Among
istra tio n s, re fe rrin g to new ears, or
the flyers to partake in the cele­
ear» ‘w h ic h have not hertdofore
b ra tion was Col. Chas. L in berg w ho
liecn registered in this state, in c lu d ­
th rille d the spectators upon the op­
es 28.387 passenger ears, ami 3.359
ening day w ith a series o f h a ir-
tru c k s from Junuary 1st to June
ra isin g stunts.
30th. T ills is an increase o f 6.755
Tex H ankin, P o rtla n d fly e r took
passenger ear* and 883 tru cks over i
second place in the P o rtla n d to
the same period in 192X.
newspapers, anyw here in the com- C leveland a ir derby.
An in te re stin g eonipnrison has a l­
100.000 V IS IT O R S A T ( R A T E R
A Paris d octo r claim s to have d is­
piunit.v. Get a list and prepare to
so been made covering passenger
covered a m ethod to rejuvenate men
«Ip the fa ir.
and com m ercial ear license fees
At 10.12 a. m. M onday Hie lOO.OJj
w ith o u t an operation. He has done
The in te rio r o f a ll the buildings
fro m 1923 Io 1929. inclu sive , sh o w ­ v is ito r at C rater N atio na l I ’aefc foT
considerable e xp e rim e n tin g w ith
ing average license fee paid, com ­ Hie season o f 1929 hreckekt In *.il are being prepared fo r the com ing roosters hu, has never trie d his e x ­
fa ir, ami the e x te rio rs w ere re p a in t­
puted on Ibe basis o f fu ll fee eol Hie A nna S p rin g s entraiMMp
tracts upon m ankind yet. He ex-
ed th is spring.
leeleil d u rin g the firs t six m onths
T h is num ber o f park v is ito rs was
,»ec,s to e ven tua lly produce a ta b ­
The s|4‘« ii«l days th is year are as
o f each year w ith the exception of reached last year on September 4th.
let w h ic h may be dispensed by a
fo
llo
w
s
:
1929, w here the firs t five m onths when, at Hie end o f the day 100,320
physician.
Wednesday, Se|4. , , — C h ild re n ’s
o n ly were used. The reeeipls L o n , vis ito rs w ere recorded fo r Hie sea­
day.
Ib is source fo r 1929 are double son.
GASOLINE TAX SHOWS
T hu rsda y— M edford «lay.
those fo r Ihe year 1923. hut in ad­
A tra ve l com parison over last
SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE
F
rid
a
y
—
Sept.
,3—
Ashland
day.
d itio n to the increase in num ber of year Io dale shows ail increase o f
S
a
tu
ri’ay,
Sept.
14,—
Grange
and
reg istra tion s from year to year, the 3,172 ears and 10.4.55 people.
G rants Paas day.
N o tw ith s ta n d in g the steady gain
study discloses that there has been
''tie flrs l «lay is to he a reg ula r in gasoline sales w h ic h has been
a d •elded increase in the average
A pent,» fo r y o u r th ou gh t» " gets
«lay. w ith one o f the lies, pro- apparent each succeeding m onth
license fee paid fo r passenger ears me here v* ■ en one w ants to l e y
am i a decrease in the fee fo r trucks. a legal o p in io n .— S p rin g fie ld Le ler. g ,nx o f sports o f the w hole week. d u rin g the c u rre n t year, an added
T iie c h ild re n o f school age are to be acceleration seems Io have been ap-
The average fee fo r passenger ears
a dm itted free on Wednesday this parent each succeeding m onth d u r­
in 1923 was $24.1999. w ith a grad­
ual Increase each yeur to $2X.OI2 C a lifo rn ia leads w ith 36,5, I ecgis- ye ar an«l school w ill close fo r the ing the c u rre n t year, an added ac­
e «lay.
celeration seem.* to have been given
f«,r the year 1929, and fo r trucks, a trillio n s d u rin g Ibe j , i r i.r d
A n othe r special feature w ill be this in d u s try d u rin g the m onth o f
fee o f $51.93? In 1923 decreasing to state o f W ashington seeom •.'ith
(is­ the change in price o f season tic k ­ June, according to the tax collected
8,8.156 in 1929. T a kin g in to con­ 9.971. The larges, nut «her o
ät ets fro m $2.5(1 to $t fo r everybody. by the Secretary o f State.
Ira
tio
u
s
fo
r
the
year
«
is
i
The
sideration l i e large m a jo rity o f
passenger ear reg istra tion s, it is not the Ashland station, w itli 13,934, T his tic k e t w ill adm it the o w n er sales o f gasoline alone fo r th is
u n lik e ly , according to those w ho G rants Pass second w itli 13.549. An to the fa ir every day and nigh,, the m onth reached 15,257,874.9 gallons.
study the statistics, that the advance outstanding re g is tra tio n was made reg ula r price o f w h ic h , paid each T his is an increase o f 1,953,326.4
in n’ r r
fees has m i,eh to do w itli at , -rants Pass d u rin g J u ly w ith a day and nig h,, w o u ld he $3. Every- gallons over Ihe same m onth in
bod\ is asked to buy a season tic k ­ 1928, and 3.127, 701.5 gallons over
the «« ly increase in receipts, At record o f 7.125 ears d u rin g that
et.
There is to be no free lis t, ex­ the sales fo r June, 1927. The re ­
m
onth,
com
pared
w
ith
a
total
reg­
Hie same lim e this ta b u la tio n also
ceipts fo r June co ve rin g gasoline
bears out Ihe theory that Hie g ro w ­ istra tio n «if 6.432 ears at that point cept c h ild re n on Wednesday.
The o ffic e o f B. G. F o w le r, sec­ an«| d is tilla te sales to ta l $460,490.58
ing tendency is to w ard a large r and «luring Hie firs , six m onths, o f the
re ta ry , is in the L ib e rty b u ild in g under the tw o law s im posing th is
b e tte r class o f ear fo r pleasure p u r­ year. T his m arked increase is due
poses, and the lig h te r tru c k fo r large ly Io the recent extensive itn- now . The oflipe w ill be located a, tax, b rin g in g the accum ulated to ta l
com m ercial use rath er than the proveuients on the Bedwood H ig h ­ the fa ir grounds la te r on. Dan H e r­ to June 30,h o f the c u rre n t year to
cumbersome, h ea vily loaded ve hic­ way in Southern Oregon and N o rth ­ rin g is the assistant secretary again $2.098.473.84. The tax to June 30lh
th is year.
o f 1928 amounted to $1,883.733.15
le o f the past w h ich has caused so ern C a lifo rn ia .
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T
ra
ffic
A
c
tiv
itie
s
and the to ta l tax fo r the e n tire year
notch g rie f to o u r state and oleal
The sum m arization o f a c tivitie s GOOD RACES WILL FEATURE
was $4,308,4,7.07.
W ith the sub­
road b u ild in g department».
o f the officers o f Hie State T ra ffic |
TIIE JACKSON COUNTY FAIR
T o u ris t R e g is ,ra tio n
sta ntia l sum already collected, there
The Increasing p o p u la rity o f O re­ D ivisio n as reported Io the Secret­
is no doubt but that Hie receipts by
Horse racing w ill be one o f the
gon as a vacation ground is fo rc i­ ary o f State fo r the m onth o f June, I
December w ill be fa r beyond those
outstanding features o f the Jackson
b ly shown hv Hie to u ris t re g istra ­ 1929. brings out some facts w e ll
of any previous year.
tio n figures in Ibe o ffice o f the Sec­ w o rth serious co nside ratio n, p a rtic ­ C ounty fa ir th is year an«l already
F rom F e b ru a ry 26th, 1929, when
re ta ry o f Stale. Ju ly, usually Ihe u la r reference being m ini • In Ihe the e n try list is q uite large. H orse­ the firs , gasoline tax la w became
banner m onth o f Hie season, closed report coving accidents T his clas­ racing in Oregon lias received con­ effective, to June 30th o f the pres­
w ith a re g b f
>n record fa r be­ sificatio n shows d u rin g the m onth a siderable impetus th is year and ent year, more than $24,000,000.00.
yond all expectations, the reg istra ­ to ta l o f 2.548 accidents w ith 399' has been featured a, most o f the has been collected in gasoline ;a x .'
tions fo r that m onth exceeding persons injure«! anil 19 persons k i ll - J shows over tiie state. The lovers A fte r paym ent o f neeess.,77 admin-1
fhose fo r the same m onlh In 192X ed. O f these accidents, 2,115 w ere o f horse racing w ill fin d much to is tra tiv e expenses, and the refunds
by 4,507. T his brings the to ta l reg- earned by c o llis io n o f m o to r veld«*- i a ttra ct them to the Jackson co un ty authorized covering tax on fuels
¡»(ration fo r Ihe cu rre n t year so fa r le w ith m otor vehicle, re s u ltin g in fa ir th is year accordin g to reports
used fo r o th e r purposes than in the
to 58.750. o r 5.123 more than fo r the 29X • eople being In ln re d and 7 be- fro m Ihe co un ty sea,.
operation o f m otor vehicles upon
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firs l seven m onths o f 192X. H avin g um k ille d ; 99 l.v c o llis io n w ith pc- (
the highw ays, a to ta l o f $22,919.386.-
OILNIG CREW RETURNS
in m ind the w o n d e rfu l autumn deslrin n, w ith 10 in ju re d and 1 k ill-
96 has been tra n s fe rre d to the State
w eather s till Io he enjoyed here in ed; 94 hy co llis io n w ith e le c tric ear,
H igh w a y fu nd to be expanded in
The
state
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ig
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Oregon, and o u r sp le nd id n e tw o rk nnd 13 w ith ra ilro a d tra in ,
road co nstructio n and Im provem ent
o i Im proved highw ays, it is e on fi- j Carelessness on the part of the rived in Bandon last week fron t the
tinder
Ihe d ire c tio n o f the slate
Point-H oseburg
h ig hw a y,
d e n lly expected that by the end o f ( o perator Is given as the e o n tr lh u t- . M yrtle
H ig h w a y Com m ission.
w
here
they
com
pleted
the
second
the year all previous records w ill log entisc o f accident in 1,128 cases;
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tie broken. F o rty-six o f the stales 30 usurpin g rig h t o f w a y ; 245 fa il- , n p lica tio n fo r a num ber o f miles,
says
the
Bandon
W
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.
T
hey
are
I see that yo u ’ve given up teach­
o f the U nited States are represented ing Io give signal: 117 speeding; 101
in these reg istra tion s so fa r th is j c u ttin g c o rn e r; Xt from reckless' now p a ttin g the second con, on the ing y o u r Joan to d rive .
Yes. we ha«l an accident.
season, as w e ll ns Ibe D is tric t o f d riv in g 50 from d riv in g w h ile in - h ig h w a y between Bandon and D en­
A fte r fin is h in g here they
D id you? W hat happened?
C o 'u n iliia , Alaska, H a w a ii, Canada, toxlcated; 55 skidding. 22 im prop­ m ark.
I to ld her ,o release her clutch,
Canal Zone. England. France. Ger­ er lights 12 defective brakes. In ad­ w ill re tu rn to the M y rtle P o in l-
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she took her ham ls o ff the
dition
to
these
were
the
usual
num-
m any, Jnvn and the P h illlp ln e Is-
w o rk .
steering whe< 1.
jnnds.
Our neighboring state of her of m inor faults and hazards,
ments o f ice tha, parted fro m the
m other l»e«i w ith a great noise, and NEW CHANGES IN HUNTING
LIMITS ARE MADE BY DEPT.
w hich sent waves a ll the w ay across
the bay.
Several hours were spent in Ju n ­
W ith the opening o f deer h u n t­
eau. the capital c ity o f the te rr ito ry . ing season on September 15 sports­
Here students w en, th ro ug h large men w ill he called upon to observe
mines, studied in museums and a change in the lim it laws. Each
saw o th e r nearby sights.
h u n te r w ill be allow ed bu, one
Parties o f students visited the m ule deer. He may k ill one m ule
famous M endenhall G lacier. W ith | deer and one black ta il or tw o b la ck
a riv e r gushing fu ll born fro m a , ta ils.
R eports ind icate th a t deer
deep m arine blue cavern in Ihe face , w ill be m ore p le n tifu l in a ll sec­
o f the ice, , lie glacier is one o f the ’ tions o f the state than they have
most th r illin g sights to he seen any- j
been fo r years. Heavy inroads up­
w here in the w o rld . The liis to riq on cougar have in no sm all '("gree
c ity o f Skagway, once a c ity o f 15,-1 been responsible fo r th is increase
000 liu t now a village w ith but the o f deer.
ghosts o f e a rly gold rush d a is re ­
m a in in g , was enjoyed fo r a day.
F rom the n o rth e rn p o in t o f Skag­ jo r ity th e ir fir s , sensation o f sea­
w ay the vessel came south to Sitka, sickness.
ancient Bussian capital o f the t e r r i­
F is h in g parties at E xcursion In ­
to ry . From Sitka Hie S. S. Queen let, then stops at Juneau, Peters­
took to the open sea hound fo r the burg, W rangell and K etchikan on
G lacier Bay region.
T h is gave the w ay home completed the cruise.
m any students th e ir firs t t h r ill o f F a ir w eather almost a ll the tim e
open sea voyaging and gave the ma- was enjoye«L
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