White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
NEWSoF The WEEK

Ogden persons that the official rout
OF the Lincoln National highway [,
Salt Lare could not be travelled witt
safety and automobiles tourists wer'
advised to go by way of Weber can
yon into Ogden and continue west
ward by the north of the lake route
we averaged a little better thar
twenty-one miles an hour all tbs
way TO Evanston said Mr.. Tying
which would be absolutely impos-
sible If the roads were in poor con
dition. The road through Parley's
canyon is in good shape and that
section on which the Rotary club
worked Good Roads day is now in
daily use.
The Rotary cutoff between Kim
balls and the head of Silver Greek
canyon, which was constructed last
year, is a splendid piece of road and
is being used a great deal. The COM
missioners of Summit county are en-
titled to much credit for the work
they have accomplished on the roads
in their county. The road through
Silver Creek canyon is as fine a piece
of road as there is in the state. The
road in the vicinity of Coalville and
on to Echo is as good as could be
desired.
I'VE talked with garage owners at
Evanston, and while there may have
been one who probably without in
~tention to injure Sait Lake gave out
false information about the highway,
we found the majority inclined to be
fair, and everywhere said they would
advise automobile tourists to stick
to the Lincoln highway.
1T also was one of the purposes of
the trip to ascertain what work was
necessary to mark thoroughly the
highway from the Wyoming-Utah
line. We found some markers. but
so few that We have decided to. re-
mark the entire route and will start
out men Immediately on this work
1t is the intention to place a red
marker every mile through the state
and material for this already has
been ordered. 1t will be impossible
for an overland tourist to get losi
when the work is completed, which
hope will not be many days distant
One Sad Result If the European Wa
What is to be done with the wa
babies?"
This question is reaching an acut'
stage in Europe, where thousands o
these babies are soon to be born. II
England 10000 illegitimate war ba
bies are on the way in the vicinity O
) the training camps. Most of then
are unwelcome. The government i
considering legitimizing them b
| wholesale. In Belgium and northern
France other thousands of ba
! bies. many of whose fathers are Ger
: man soldiers, will soon have to b
: cared for. In all the nations at wa
' women were rushed by wholesale {
. the altar when the conflict started
many of them marrying men they di
mot know. in order that the populs
!. ton might be increased.
a War babies are not a new issue.
e said Mrs. Carrie Chapman Cat
"They have always followed in tn
wake Of every war. That is VIII
r women must. by some means Q
a ether, abolish war. There should b
5 no question of the churches forgi,
{ ing these poor women and removin
s any stigma that might rest upon tn
child 1t is absured even to suggei
> that they might not II the men al
( allowed to expiate their crime or 81
by going to the front and lighting "a
) their country. why should not tn
women be permitted to expiate thei
) share of the sin by staying at hom,
: bearing the heaviest part Of the buI
: den?
j 1.-THE entire situation is terribl,
. BY condoning this sort Of thing til
government IL demoralixing th
J standard that thousands OF years q
icivilisation have Get mp.
Il 1T appears that these countrie
want to do anything and everythin
/ to provide more soldiers for a An