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Bu*inc No? Bolshevism. Beckon*.
Herbert Hoover told the 1 larval
dub of San Francisco the othe da
that unless better pay is torthcomin
for professor* in our colleges and ill
iversities “the nation will he lace t
face with a dang* rou> radicalism fror
«*ui centers of higher education. I h
nation, however, is much more likel
to be faced with a dangerous exodu
of capable men from the centers o
higher education
stoppage of the procession ot cap&i'
mi'll ptvpar ng for positions in such i*i
stitutions.
liu-mcs , not bolsh visin. ;s like!
to aw > capable teaiher* ol 'io-:*
tific training. Commercial and man 1
factunng concerns, as well as othe
forms of business, are in the niai ko
for men of trained minds ami force
• u! charact* rs and already they hav
niai.e im >ads on college and univeisit,
faeultie?. Competent professors ar
keep it I:.? tu!> - ir 1 nows no tsjua
in relie\»m: paa.s and aches
niOAN’s 1,‘IMMFM bus Kvt
i ! r 'S years i it i
^ :• ore p t :.ir t: it •» i i • rt
can fs' hut one answer—it produces
results.
to ti»v . 5 : rt, la ugh „ lelirl
from rheiiinalit |wmpe«, 5 it’ a. sore
stilt, strain*.■ ttiu»cK». Line lurk, air
otlur exteti *r perns am] ?{■..;••* and
fb* r<v>i It >t • “lire it lr.iv*> nc
ini '"‘.m >.?, stain, clos'd }*•.«'
' »et a lar-e I ’ - tor pr.attr ccon*
omy ki p ;t y t r i v ’ or
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not hopelessly tied to teaching jobs in
•his country. Men will leave the educa
tional institutions unless they are gic
* n a living wage just as preachers art
f basing their pulpits ami officers arc
- resigning from the army and the nav;
* 10 - into better paid service.
II. re lies the real danger. The prob*
1 Vo ty that intelligent professors, ii
ita* <*d by their insufficient pay, will
'• go m ul ami bite the existing social or
gun:-ration is remote. Increase of pav
teaching staffs of colleges, tin *
\v • lies and other centers of oduca
, *»oa will result from considerations <»!
j *st c. expediency and the advance*
i »»* • el h arning and rot from feat
than an epidemic of dangerous radica1
: '...a ! u|>set the nuuda! balance o.’
. worthy fi ueators.
NOKTHKKN C \MX KOI Tl<:
Tha* the northern route fron 1 Vi -
i i ‘ • ouml Is the best and shortest f» •
5 - ■ t.» the Orient, is tho suhstam
of ev: tided iepo*ts which the war de
| partnn tit has forwarded to the sena’ '
,, commi’tee on *ominerco no\»* consid
• rn* tr'.* Jones hdl foi tin* construc
tion ot such a cable.
These reports were written by
l.i**iit. Col. 1>. i >. 1 onoir, . ignal cor)).*
1 now on duty at Seattle, in charge n
the Washington Alaska cable and
This is the exact size of
the Lovera Monarch, the
k /car Havana Cigar
Made with that old
, fashioned pure Ha
vant so friendly to nil
tastes.
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telegraph service, and Henry Winter,
civibail cable engineer on the United
State.* cubit* >lii|i Hums hie, at Seat
th . (\»| Lenoir and Air. Winter are
consider *d by the signal corps its
b *st qualified experts on the subject.
idol. Lenoir's judgement is that id> *
cnbl. diould rqn from Capo Klattery.
rattier than from Seattle, because lie
represents that it passing through th *
straits and through the sound t would
cross other cables and would In* sub
jeet to many chances 01 damage thr.i
; do no: e\i.>t ill deeper and mote opt a
! ivater*. li asseits that cue chief tl*
• ficutt> with cables occurs in inland
; w a t» ir whore swift currents giind t'
t*dde against tie* rocks and whei*
fisl’.e men's anchois often foul them.
Tin* colonel. reporting on tr * .n«e
. t«*f of cable construction and tae oh
vision in the pending bill lhai, •• sha.
b made cnl.dy of American mate
tot inj ha b« cn d
c>vc. od that will take-the place of
Ilritish gutta percha in cable manu
factiov a ; an auxiliary service to th*
Orient. Col. Lenoir sugges'.s that ri
t' o i vT.t that an arrangement can b
n ade with th * Russian radio station
at Anadir, Siberia, to forward mes
sages to Vladivostok and the presen; ;
radio station of the signal corps at J
Nome could forward messages re- j
reive f of* the Washington- \lNsk t .
cable ..a . ' Vganl.ic service to Ana-j
I dir.
Another plan he suggests «s for ul- .
tcrnnting cal/.c and radio service. I
Under this tlie cable f om Seat*1*- !
Valdez would constitute the fir t leg: •
a large radio station would be erect
e<i at Valdez to work with a >imi!a
new station on Attu island, at the
western end of the Aleutian a''Hi i pel j
ago, and that a cable be laid ihe 1,(100 j
miles from Attu to Hakodate, Japan, j
Mr. Winter’s report, like That of;
Col. r.enoir. rejects entirely th J
theory that ire would interfere with'
a bable on the northern route, saying
that this i: impossible. Mr. Wintei
onto*’ into the detail of the techno
logy c f cable construction and tells th
sort of cables that should be laid. Tiv*
total length of the line from Seattle
to Manila would be 7,(Kill nautica!
miles, according to his report, and h
advocates stations not more than 2.00
miles apart. Thus he would have sta
tions at Dutch Harbor, Hakodate and
Hongkong.
Perhaps all would have been well
t provided the Industrial conference at,
Washington had not gone on a strike. ;
Tonight, Seward will further ex
tern! the glad hand to the officers and
crew of tin Saturn, and the hand is
one of cordial warmth.
Antiaircraft guns are powerless to
bring down the soaring , visionary
ideas that blur the sun.
Could tnere not be a little collective
bargaining for lower prices of every
thing ?
Industrially, the pride of America
is its quantity production. Even in the
matter of strikes we point with pride
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to the quantity— to say nothing *>f tlv
quality.
Then there fs also the high cost ol
loafing when there is work waiting !(
be done.
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('.AHACK POOR I.IKK RAVKN
I’.DCAH AI.I.KN POE POKV
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SANTA CRUZ, Calif.. Nov.. 1
i His name is just plain “Hill’ an.
ho is only a pelican, hut Santa Cru.
people who have seen his niuniies«.n
lion of gratitude and 01 voi:on s-*
! he has traits that mar/ human*
; lack.
“Bills” plumage was all gummr
• up with oil at Seahright beach :
j \*w weeks ago, and some hoys we:
j clubbing him to death when Albe ‘
j O’Connor, a garage mechanic, hap
| pened nhing and rescued him. O’Con
nor took the bird to the garrag;
washed off the nil and gave him some
thing to eat.
Then “Bill” became as steadfast
j at th«* garage door as Poe’s raven;
! w ns. Permitting himself only
’ daily excursion to the San Lorenz
; river nearby, for a hath and a drink
I he hastens back and at his post de
1 fies customers, tings and cats. n
, fact every human or animal who ap
proaches him. It costs O'Connor a
onsiderable amount for fish to fill
“Bill’s” desires, but O’Connor has :<>
supply the food, for “Bills” peek'
smacks his Bill and makes himself
otherwise unpleasant when he is
hungry.
On*- day O’Connor perched Bill on
an automobile and went for a ride
vp the coast, the idea being to leav
the pelican forever in a new home of
'< .no lagoon full of fat fish. O’Connor
found the lagodn at>out twelve mile:
Dorn Santa Cruz and left ‘Bill’ at th
water’s edge. Driving away he believ
•'(I he had broken with his friend for
ever.
But when O'Connor rived at th
garage he found “Bill” there waiting
for him.
“After that” said O’Connor, *0
can’t part with ‘Bill’.”
SOI THEASTERN AL iSK I
WATC HES CANADIAN COi
KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Nov., 1—
Canadian silver money, floods of
which resulted in banks of the No*th
west states declaring heavy discount
rates, will not be discounted in south
oast Alaska cities and towns, bnnkei
here said today. Warning was isnued
however, that business men should b''
on the watch for attempts of speculat
ors to unload large quantities of th«
Canadian money.
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HUGH DOUGHERTY
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