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BROOKINGS, CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
reyhound Capable New Barber Shop Will Impressive Rites
Open Up Here Shortly
Traffic Handling J W. E. (B ill) S p an g ler is plan- Mark Memorial
open a new b arb er shop
iamber Was Told i in ning th e to building
across the stre e t Day, Thursday
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fro m th e P ine C o n e T heatre,
Ladies Invited To Bring
Husbands To Club Meet. M. L. DeM artin
Claim Unequal
A ssessm ents
C hetco Rod & Gun clu b w ill r e ­
verse th e u su al p ro ced u re ab o u t
s tim u la tin g in te re st in th e club's
forthcom ing
ladies
night, set
w hich his son, Leo, recently p u r­
representatives Spoke chased. If the necessary' equip­
Legion, and V. F. W. for next Tuesday
In v itatio n s w ill he m ailed out
Many Residents Of
|o Chamber W e d n e s-
m ent arrives, and is connected,
Join in Services
this
w eek to wives of club m em
B
ill
p
lan
s
to
open
S
aturday.
Area Sign Petition
Evening .
At Cemeterv
hers, ask in g th em to bring th e ir
Leo says th a t his plans are
To Equalization Board
husbands to th e m eeting. Of the
still indefinite about w hat he will
(tree representatives of P a-
bachelors
of
th
e
club,
no
p
ro
v
i­
Im
pressive
M
em
orial
D
ay
se
rv
­
p u t in th e re m a in d er of the build­
GOLD BEACH — P etitio n of
; Greyhound Bus Lines, W . H.
ing- A t p resen t he is busy p a in t­ ices w ere observed by th e Chetco sion h as been m ade, says H. G
M ilton D eM artin, signed by a
er. sueprintendent of D ivision
Nelson,,
club
se
c
re
ta
ry
.
Post,
No.
138,
A
m
erican
Legion
ing th e e x te rio r and having the
n u m b er of people of th e H a rb o r
. E. Shippey, district traffic in te rio r repaired.
and \ ete ra n s of F oreign W ars
and
B rookings area, seem ed to
Hager. and James D. R alston,
last Thursday, honoring m em ory
get ju st th e opposite re su lts of
net passenger agent, m et w ith
of th e ir fallen com rades in arm s.
which it a p p a re n tly w as intended.
Liters of the cham ber of com -
A larg e group of ex-service
fet at their regular m onthly'
E v id en tly basing conclusions
men of the com m unity g ath ered
last Wednesday night,
th a t assessed v a lu atio n w as low er
at the school, and m a r c h e d
in the n o rth end of th e county,
through town, and then to the
bgers, in discussing the s e rv ­
this p etitio n brought to light th a t
cem etery w here services w ere
er the coast, stated th a t P a-
the B ro o k in g s-Iiarb o r a re a w as
conducted. The p arad e w as led by
t Greyhound was equipped and
Picnic Planned For
w ell-favored beforehand. The pe­
the colors and color guard, fol­
Bble of meeting thp dem ands
July Fourth, By
tition :
Special Printed Form lowed by the v eteran s in uniform ,
adequate low cost tra n sp o r-
Both Groups.
the
Boy
Scouts,
and
v
eteran
s
not
To th e honorable B oard of
i between here and P o rtla n d
Aids Members In
* in uniform .
E q u alizatio n in and fo r th e coun­
I here and San Francisco, w ith
Giving Information
At th e cem etery, Rev. O liver
E a rl T e m p la r w as elected com ­ ty of C u rry ; and to th e co u n ty
ctions with other large cities
Ison gave benediction and con m an d er of C hetco P o st, No. 138, judge, co u n ty clerk an d th e co u n ­
intermediate points,
In 1910 a "fam ily chain letter" ducted ap p ro p ria te services for A m erican Legion, and Mrs. R e­ ty assesso r of th e co u n ty of
tu ' further stated by E g g ers
w
as
s ta rte d w ith a fam ily of six those men who died for the cause gina H a g g e rty w as nam ed p re s­ C u rry , S ta te of O regon, c o n s tit­
|t Greyhound lines can give
ch
ild
re
n and th e ir parents. The of th eir country.
ident of th e C hetco A u x iliary u tin g the B oard of E q u aliza tio n
erand more economical serv-
— ____
1 he au x iliary . of
both _____
service _ unit a t elections, held M onday of said co u n ty :
|h being the sole bus line op- ch ild re n w ere all m arried and
lived in different states. The sons,! o rKa nizat ions w ere rep resen ted a t evening, re g u la r post m eeting.
You w ill ta k e notice, th a t th e
ling on highway 101. He said
q
u
ite
m
an-like,
seldom
w
r
o
t
e
!
Ibe
cem
etery..
About
30
ex-service
The
new
officers
will
be
in
­
u
ndersigned
ta x p a y e rs upon re a l
I the event of a n o th e r bus hom e, w hile they loved th e ir p a r­ men w ere in uniform .
stalled a t th e re g u la r m eeting, p ro p e rty in the co u n ty of C u rry ,
! »ere granted a franchise to
A ugust 5.
e n ts — th e y w ere careless.
s ta te of O regon, do hereb y m ak e
ate along the coast, the p re s ­
Officers fo r C hetco Post a r e : ap p licatio n to the B oard of E q u a l­
T
he
eld
est
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
worked
up
ets schedule through here
E arl T em p lar, co m m an d er; Ben ization of C u rry county, S ta te of
|ild most likely have to be c u r ­ th e idea of c h a in -le tte r w riting.
K erns, first v ice-com m ander; Leo O regon, to equalize assessm en ts
S
pecial
w
ritin
g
pads
w
ere
printed
ed, with the other line in sti-
S p an g ler, second v ice-com m ander; of p ro p e rty in th e C ounty of C u r­
w ith th e fam ily nam e, trip, also
a reduced daily schedule
A rchie D im ent, a d ju ta n t and fi­ ry. s ta te of O regon, as p re p a re d
link
spaces.
Each
w
rote
on
both
H «ever, he added, th e tw o
n ance officer; Eddie T h o rn to n , and tiled by the assesso r of said
sides
of
one
sheet.
One
sh
e
e
t1
lines would o p erate in-
service officer. E x ecu tiv e co m m it­ county, to m ake and conform to
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ndently of each other, and co n tain e d rules and regulations,
w hich m ade nine sheets each!
tee m em bers a r e : R obert Sloan, the tru e v alu e in m oney;
Petitions Presented
’up la irs would not
Jr., C lark R aw lings, Leslie Ray,
And th at the u n d ersigned ta x ­
m ailing.
By Number From
[fekrchtngeable. This. Eggers
C. A. M ackenzie, and V. A. M en­ p ay e rs of said co u n ty do hereb y
T he p a p e r was so calculated so!
■ '• «ould result in less s a t-
This V icinity
denhall, Sr.
allege an d s ta te :
th a t each le tte r w ent for three
tf'ry round trip service.
E arl T e m p la r and V. A. M en­
T he assessm ent of the v alu e of
cents.
E Shippy, who was a t one
d enhall Sr. w ere nam ed d ele­ the p ro p e rty of th ese ap p lica n ts
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BEACH — T he B oard
W
hen
a le tte r w as received
by
f pa^nger agent a t C rescent one of th e fam ily, he removed his 'o f E qualization for C u rry C ounty g ates to the d e p a rtm e n t co n v en ­ as p re p a re d and tiled by said a s ­
outlined the history of th e old sheet, and replaced it w ith a w as called to o rd e r this 13th day tion, to b e held at P o rtla n d Ju ly sessor is u n fa ir and u n eq u al and
bound lines operation on th e new one thus th e le tte r alw ays of May. a t 9:00 o'clock a. m., be- 15 to 17. R obert S loan J r. and d iscrim in ato ry ; and th ere b y th ese
' through Brookings and H a r - ! had a com plete num ber of lin k s.; trig the second M onday in the T S. A bbott w ere nam ed a lte r-! ap p lican ts a re deprived of th e ir
n this outline, he told of
p ro p e rty w ith o u t due process of
T he ro u te of this le tte r w as so m onth of May. and the d a te ^ se t n a te d elegates.
Is? ‘1lJsses fbat were used! a rra n g e d geographically to save by law to r the m eeting of said
A uxiliary officers a re :
law, and w ithout com pensation,
p re and said th at in 1927 i t ! tim e. A d o lla r fine was m ade E qualization Board, and at which
P resid en t. R egina
H a g g erty ;! and deprived of th e eq u al p ro te c ­
the traveler five cen ts a fo r holding le tte r over 48 h o u rs,!» quorum of the m em bers w ere first vice-president, L u la Goldi- tion of th e law in co n tra v e n tio n
^are In elaborating on th e p ay ab le to the parents. E a c h . present.
zen; second vice-president, M rs .1 of the C o n stitu titio n of th e U nited
‘ us travel, he pointed o u t trie d to m ake his le tte r cheer-, T hereupon, G eorge W. S utton, E lea n o r T ay lo r; sec retary , M ar-; : S ta te s of A m erica;
have been p ro g re ssiv e ly , ful and helpful.
T h at said p ro p e rty of appli-
Assessor of C urry C ounty, pre- jo rie H oagland; s e rg e a n t-a t-a rm s ,
until the present cost of 1 T o w ard th e end of the y e a r it sented to the board for consider- C olleena Gales. Mrs. Jo L aF o rg e, jcan ts consists of a g ric u ltu ra l land;
-¿J ^ne'h,'ilt cents a m ile w as * w as bit m ore exciting because the at ion the assessm ent roll for the Mrs. F ay S u n d e rla n d and Mrs. and said a g ric u ltu ra l land is de-
T the public u tilitie s first to w rite in any new y ea r y e a r 1946. The board proceeded Osa Johnson w ere n am ed as th e voted p rin cip ally to d airy in g an d
^ o n the first of this y ea r. | becam e Link No. 1, and was the t0 m eet and act in public session executive board.
sheep raising, and th e pro d u ctio n
u , ' j lng of the services re n -| p re sid e n t fo r th a t year. He or she each day as prescribed by law.
R eports w ere m ade by th e j of lily bulbs;
iirnZacif,C Gre*ybound, E g-! w ould prom ote any new ideas to May 13th — P etitio n of A. C. poppy c h a irm a n and by th e fi-j T hat in assessing th e v alu e of
¡ofth 1UPStinns from m em - in crease in terest. None had the Thom pson and M innie G. T hom p­ nance officer on th e booth spon­ th e ir p ro p e rtie s in said co u n ty th e
» Hhe chamber. W. H. H ib-
sored by th e A u x iliary d u rin g th e assesso r of said co u n ty h as d is­
sam e link n u m b er y e a r a fte r year. son w as filed.
crim in ated ag ain st th ese a p p li­
A zalea F estival.
■ter nf p 11 W erc within the
May
18th
—
P
etitio
n
of
M
ilton
T his le tte r m ade from 10 to
class Greyhound to c a rry 16 trip s a year, depending upon D eM artin et al w as filed.
P la n s w ere m ade fo r a Legion c a n ts in assessing th e lands of
' X ^ 1. a"d '° m a te P»S
May 24th
All m em bers of picnic on Ju ly 4, w ith C om rade th ese ap p lica n ts on a basis of a
W I ho
IU
I m
I I oved
U V l'U
iy
I have
lttV C
U V V II
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w
o U I r I m l l c ay
been
- h»r Cn ‘VS a Week m ail aw ay from hom e visiting. It w as; E qualization B oard w ere p resen t M ackenzie head in g the L e g i o n m uch h ig h er v alu atio n th a n lands
Hound Eggers rpPlied th a t lost fo r tw o m onths, once, vVhile an ’l
above filed petitio n s w ere com m ittee, an d M rs. H a g g e rty for of a sim ila r c h a ra c te d situ a te d in
th e N o rth e rn and C e n tra l p o r­
th e A uxiliary.
class 15 p,e rrn*tted to c a rry m ak in g a trip into C anada.
acted on.
A food sale is being planned, tions of said co u n ty ; th e lands of
t ? h ? 1 ' and in several
The w hole plan has been im-
The p etitio n of M ilton D eM ar-
rfirst .
8° n< th e ir busses p etu s fo r all have co-operated tin, pt a L now com es before this d etails of w hich will be an n o u n c­ th ese ap p lican ts being s itu a te in
U r X h i? mail P°uches on u n til th e original chain w as brok- board for consideration and it ed next w eek.
th e so u th ern section of said co u n ­
ty; and th a t such d iscrim in atio n
N,
and th a t it w as en by d eath s. Som e n e a r rela- appearing to this board th a t said
deprives th ese a p p lic a n ts of eq u al
-e nf
° P° St office u’ould tives a re ch eerfu lly filling in petition does not ask for, describe*,
p
ro tectio n of th e law in violation
■r sp ,
a rra n Rement fo r and th e chain le tte r is now in its or m ake application for the re ­
of th e co n stitu tio n o f the U nited
»area
>S a weck service th irty -s ix th year. T he idea is rec- duction in th e assessed v alu atio n
S ta te s of A m erica.
com m ended to anyone who m ay
an y p a rtic u la r p ro p e rty and
In ad d itio n to th e service they;
T h at in assessing th e v alu es of
brou? h t UP th e have fam ilies sca tte red , w ith dif-i th a t its only action th a t < an prop-
now fu rn ish th is area, C e n t r a l ; th e real p ro p e rty in said county,
ss euin receiving ra ilw a y f ficulty
ic u ltv felt
f e lt in
in h h earin
g
from
them
.
'
r
L
v
com
e
before
th
is
hoard
is
ea rin g from them
T ra n s fe r an n o u n ced y esterd ay , a th e said assesso r has assessed th e
» « « S t 1* ? To ,h ls
J u st ask any of the Chamber- its petitio n in g this board to prop
African n h,ey do not c a r " lain fa m ily — they have the an­ erly equalize the 1946 assessm ent new service betw een B rookings v alu es of c e rta in lands of th e
of real p ro p e rty in th e n o rth ern , and Coos Bay, th ro u g h J. E. W al-J sam e g en e ral c h a ra c te d as the
its h
“,!iway E x p ress
•* tw i.« ” ,h ey did a n d ! swer.
lan d s of th ese a p p lic a n ts on a
c e n tral and so u th ern p a rts of th e strom , o w n er and m a n a g e r
A ccording to the info rm atio n , i basis of a m uch sm a lle r v a lu a ­
wits
,for c a r r y*ng
Wm. W ridge left M onday eve county, now, th e re fo re it is the
eighmg ,vss
leSS th
an 100 ‘ n ing fo r N orth Bend to a tte n d opinion and. o rd e r of thus b eard th e new service will com m ence, tion, and h as unduly and u n fa irly
m an
»err T ?0, hc P °in t^d out, I t h e t u n e r , I of h e sister. Mrs I ; ------------------------------
g- - s tr n e n ¿ -a p - p - r .w e d . .,e- Ju ly 1. T h ere will be a daily in creased th e assessed v alu atio n s
th at - a n lj
s o o th aCf tain I n i t i a t i o n s D ave A dam s, who died late Sun-. cepted and passed and th a t this tru c k leaving B rookings in th e of the lands of th ese ap p lica n ts
ran L £f>e °f m a te ria ls day. T he fu n eral w as held a t board now proceeds to act, in a c ­ m orning, a rriv in g a t Coos Bay a s com pared to th e v alu atio n s by
cordance w ith said petition, by la te m th e a fte rn o o n . B ulb g row -j said assessor of o th e r lands in
Part • ine
t h / shipments
/ PPed- F o a r re in ' N o rth Bend T uesday
continuing
th e ir sessions in open e rs will #be ab le to place th e ir county, and p a rtic u la rly in th e
of
t 1
" re in
and
public
m eetings and a t th e sh ip m en ts on th is tru c k and be c e n tra l an d not h e m sections of
rriAi 1 ' rie n c .v m a te ria ls is to d esig n ate shipm ent by the
•f aX '"er> Pa r ,s - som e! G revhound lines.
1 d ates and under provisions of assu red of it a rriv in g a t P o rtla n d said county; and th a t said a sse ss­
’ «a
k etc- However.! In view of th e sta te d service the s ta tu te of th e s ta te of O re- th e follow ing day. A tru c k will o r by his assessm en ts h as w ro n g ­
also leave Coos B ay in th e m o rn ­ fully and u n fa irly placed an u n ­
rush shiP- a v a ila b le by bus, th e ch am b er re- gon, u n til the correction, exam -
.
and w h ere th c solved to ac t on th e possibility of ¡nation and the eq u alizatio n of ing. a rriv in g a t B rookings the du e burden upon th ese ap p lican ts,
’ °xceed the 100-; g e ttin g additional first class m ail the 1946 assessm ent values of re a l: sam e aftern o o n , hav in g its te r m ­ and seeks to d ep ri’ th ese ap p li-
Cont tuded on
- Ten
inal here.
Concluded on Page Six
'J is necessarv
he com m unity.
Legion, Auxiliary
Name Officers At
M eeting, Monday
“B elieve It Or N ot”
Comes From A
Fam ily Chain-letter
County Board Of
Equalization Held
Its Tax H earings
Central Transfer
Will Add Service
thei