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BROOKINGS, CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
Crescent Cky Boots Ball; A z a l e a
Makes Gift of Game
C rescen t City, cham ps of the
first h a lf of the S outhern Oregon
league, changed a vowel, and
S unday, looked like chum ps of
th e league when they w ere help­
less before the slan ts dished out
G ra n ts P ass hurler, who held the
C rescen t C ity b a tte rs to four
w e ll-sc attere d bingles, and won
im pressively by a 12-3 score.
C o n trib u tin g heavily to the
G ra n ts P ass score w ere at least
10 e rro rs com m itteed by C rescent
C ity. An e rro r in the first inning
gave G ra n ts P ass th e ir first tally
and from then on e rro rs figured
in ev ery score G ra n ts Pass was
pushing across the plate.
On th e o th e r hand. C rescent
C ity w as helpeless against the
h u rlin g of G ran ts Pass, and hit
rig h t a t someone until the last
fra m e w hen Vern H anscam ’s h it
scored th re e runs, all am assed by
C rescent City.
Garden Club E- L- Carson
O ffic e r s
Publishes
Pamphlet On Crofts
Lily Capital
of the World
THURSDAY, JU LY 18, 1946
,
Beaver Boy State
Grand Experience,
Says Gene Gould
E. L. C arson, of H arb o r, who
has a lre a d y b u lit up q u ite a bus­
iness selling lily bulbs for p la n t­
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ing stock, felt th a t he owed it
to his p u rc h asers to tell th em
Government, Politics
Committee Chairmen
lrple Stem’ Will Be
som ething of C roft lily cu ltu re , so
Taught To Boys
Picked For Coming
sed As Basis For
has published a six-page p am p h ­
let
on
th
e
su
bject.
Club
Year
By Experts
rice Structure
D elivered M onday of this w eek
I t ’s a p ity th a t every boy ca n ’t
New officers for A zalea G arden
H’ilot, this p am p h let con-
>nvon-Davidson lily grow ers,
have
the privilege of atte n d in g
Club
w
ere
installed
at
a
m
eeting
tain
s
in
fo
rm
atio
n
ab
o
u
t
choice
of
n effort to establish a p rice
B
eav
er
Boy S ta te ,” said Gene
of
th
at
group,
held
at
the
G
ra
n
g
e
,
8
r
‘)Un(L
th
e
d
ep
th
of
p
la
n
tin
g
fo
r
hat strain of E aster lily bulbs
hall, last T hursday. Mrs. Almo niark et. o r p ro p ag atio n , an d th e Gould, in reco u n tin g a few of his
his season. A fter co n sid erable
Newton, re tirin g president, acted ' P ointing an d ca re of the lilies m any experience».
won. it was b rought out
B eaver Boy’s S ta te teach es
as installing officer to th e follow ­ th ro u g h to h arv est. Mr. C arson
there are m any s tra in s of
told
the
P
ilo
t:
“T
his
w
ill
save
th
ro
u g h p ra ctical ex p erien ce th e
ing:
yon-Davidson, and fo r sak e
me lots of le tte r w ritin g in an sw er com plete functions of m unicipal,
¡tablishing a price, “P u rp le
P resid en t—Mrs. W ill McVay.
to th e dozens of q u estio n s I g et.” county, s ta te and n atio n al g o v ern ­
s," or what was sug g ested
V ice-President — Mrs. W. H.
m ent. The boys not only have
called “Purple H e a rt.” w a s,
Hibbard.
classes p erta in in g to g o v ern m en t
with other stra in s to be
S e e re ta ry -tre a s u re r
Mrs. Lil-
functions and politics, but th e
in comparison to th e ir bud
ban M atthew s.
i
idea of the w hole th in g is given
and uniform ity.
to them th ro u g h political c a m ­
Mrs. A E gandbo. in behalf
■purple stem s’ a re prolific
paigns for offices ju st as is done
of the club, presented an Indian
ers—out-bearing th e C ro ft
E ffectiv e W ednesday, Ju ly l7 , in o u r own nation.
basket of flowers to Mrs. N ew ton,
nost every instance, an d to
Every evening a m eetin g is held
in appreciation of h e r fa ith fu l and Grey hound has added fo u r busses
(nowledge was added th a t
to th e previous six-bus schedule, to discuss o p eratio n s and funstions
interesting work.
inch bulb out-bore anR-inch
and th is area, betw een E u re k a of each b ranch of g overnm ent.
D uring re g u la r business, th e
and Coos B ay will be served by These m eetings begin w ith th e
following com m ittee ch airm en
10 busses daily, it w as announced sim ple m uniciple and county m eet­
fith facts, as presented Mon-
w ere named.
by
T S. A bbott, local agent.
ings,w orking up to a c tu a l s ta te
evening. the board of d irec-
C onservation Mrs. Tom New-
T he new schedule for B rookings sessions w hich are c a rrie d on in
of the Co-op will a rriv e a t i
A new’ governm ent h u n te r ton.
is :
th e sam e fashion as o u r C ongress,
nee schedule through w hich
N o rth b o u n d : 12:28 a. m .; 5:28 except w ith less bickering.
organization will m ove t h e : J a c k F a rn sw o rth from C alifornia, Birds Mrs. Roy Becker.
Most im p o rtan t of all the w eeks
crop of K enyon-D avidson j has been on the job in C urry since [ F low er Show — Mrs. G lem ing a m.; 10:08 a. m.; 1:53 p. m.; and
th e 1st of Ju ly w orking w ith Mr. W alters.
8 :08 p. m.
activ ities is the s ta te election. In
S o u th b o u n d : 1:37 a. m .; 12:00 this election each lx»y who w ishes
cording to Lowell M obley, C onley in southern C urry.H e plans
Finance Mrs. Bob P erkins.
noon and 8:35 p.ni.
to run to r an office m ust have a
inspector for the Co-op, th e to estab lish his residence n e a r
Flow er z\rran g em en t
Mrs. A.
T he 10 08 a. m. and 4:23 a. m. petitif>n signed before his nam e
legation of the K enyon-D av- the c e n te r of the county as soon as
E. Stonehouse.
busses go via E ugene. A d v e rtise -! will be placed on the ballot. T hen
n strains will be the big ta s k he can find a house to live in. He
p
lan
s
on
p
u
ttin
g
in
a
telephone
H erbs Mrs. V era Asche.
m ent an n ouncing this a d d itio n a l, he m ust do his own cam p aig n in g
growers. He pointed out th e
H o rticu ltu re — Mrs. G r a n t service a p p e ars elsew h ere in this o r get a friend to do it for him.
h.lty he had in d eterm in in g so th a t farm ers can arra n g e his
| issue.
T he most im pressive thing ab o u t
and then he w as n ev e r w ork by calling Mr. F arnsw orth. p owen
who
w
ill
be
available
at
all
tim
es,
i
pjOSp
jtality
M rs Hogan a n d
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| Boy’s S ta te is the fact th a t a l­
t- positive of his selection. He
though th e re w ere n ea rly 300
Dick Adams has agreed to assist ^ rs
H aggerty
ted, however, th a t th e p u r-
boys living to g e th e r fo r a w hole
*tem strain out-bore th e fa- F a rn s w o rth in n o rth ern ( u r r y
H istorian Mrs. W P earm ine.
w eek, th ere was not even th e
Croft, compared q u ite fav- ju st as soon as he finishes his
R ep o rter M issouri M organ.
slightest m isu n d erstan d in g . T he
l .v with the C roft and size, a g reed to w ork w ith him so he
P lan t S ales—M arth a H arbin.
'Uggested that K envon-D av- w’ill get acquainted in the te r r i­
P rogram Mrs. W. H. H ibbard..
Xt an im pressive w edding at s p irit of coo p eratio n and good
® prices should begin w ith to ry south of the Rogue River.
P ro jects Mrs. Roy H endry.
! th e M em orial B ap tist church at will w as so high it w as alm o st
'train.
R ep o rts indicate Mr. F arn sw o rth
P ublicity
Mrs. D. Lockland M odesto. C alif., J u n e 29, Miss unbelievable. 90 p er cent of th e
will be a busy m an as the bear I and Mrs. M. T isdale
Mio« Off One-Third
E ileen Iverson, d a u g h te r ol Mr. Ixiys hail never seen each o th e r
tnaking his rep o rt to grow - problem is getting worse. Mr.
S unshine—Mrs. A. E. Sandbo.
and Mrs. Neks Iverson of th a t before, yet the frien d sh ip w as
of the area, Mr. Mobley told C henow eth reported killing one
Mrs. H ibbard, pro g ram c h a ir­ place. lx'eam e th e bride of F ra n k such as is developed by y ears of
!’’e estimated grow ers of th is M uscle C reek. A k iller w as a ls o | man. gave: "K now ing O ur W ild W. Bower, son of F ra n k L. B ow­ aq u ain tan ee.
“ I wish to th an k th e A m erican
1 would have fully o n e-th ird re p o rted to he on the old ru rn e t Flow ers.'' This was ably presented e r of Big C reek. C alif.
r,mmercial bulbs th is y e a r R ange _ at
by ....
M. ___
M organ,
bleeding h e a rt,
_ H u n ters Creek.
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Follow ing t h e reception the Legion publicly for th is w o n d er­
*ere indicated by p revious
C. C. M usser ju st reported tak- Mrs. Bob P erkins, th istle ; Mrs. young couple lett fo r a few flays, ful trip and I only w ish th a t every
^•ates. With Co-op sta n d a rd s ing a b e a r on the Chas. W arnock I p Pn K erns, wild c a rro t; Mrs. John an(i a re now at hom e on th e ir A m erican boy could lx* given th is
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high, he continued th is R ange. This b ear bayed w ith his Rogers, hrodinea; Mrs. E m m a lily farm south of H arb o r.
J op|M>rt unity.
may be cut even low er a t dog and w as full of m utton when Neeves, d w arft rhododenron.
F ran k Bower, b etter known as <
I!ng time.
he killed him. which very well Mrs. Ben M cK em an, colum bine; “Bill,” has m ade his hom e here I Lamb Show Billed For
^•Aonie Purple S te m s ’
proves the b ea r to be a p red ato r. Mrs. Jessie Judkins, brook orchid. for th e past couple of years, com- ' Saturday At Gold Beach
Wild flower a rra n g e m e n ts w ere ing here from Big C reek.
P rem iu m lists fo r th e 1946
e the purple stem v a rie ty Mr. F a rn sw o rth will w ork county
C u rry C ounty Lam b an d W ool
® ° be the choice of K en -| wide an d w’ill call on local h u n ters furnished by Mrs. V erna Asche,
Show- are out, and m an y sheep
^vidson growers, and since to assist him when needed. The Mrs E thel Olson and M rs Lloyd
men from th e area, to g e th e r w ith
felt this bulb should be county budget of $3.100 which. Moss, w ith Mrs. A. E. S tonehouse ! I l l g I I W<iJ V O U Ill
I E li* F P M S ip
o th ers from all o v er th e co u n ty
J ' ' „ °n the w orld m a rk e t, w hen m atched w ith S ta te and and Mrs Almo N ew ton a ilin g
a re expected to a tte n d th is affair
■ Harmon offered a sug- o th e r county budgets should sup-1 critics.
M ark Wood, who is in ch arg e at Gold Beach, S a tu rd a y .
’bat it he re-nam ed an d port tw o h u n ters according to th e . The hostesses, Mrs. N orm a llo l-,
The p ro g ram fo r th e day is:
f as a strain all its own. policv established by the d ire c to rs ' land. M rs H ow ard H aggerty. Mrs. of th e m on th ly highw’ay traffic
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at H arbor, re p o rts th a t d u r­
10 a. m. All e n trie s m ust be on
4 g discussion, m ost grow - of th e C u rry C ounty Livestock ; Alice R ausch and Mrs. C. O. Leon- count
arde,
v, . served ' • wild
....... b lack b e rries • II»S
»lit » count
»»uni last week,
ww . " ■ » an
ing the
in vi.-
one display.
s\ored Purple H e a rt” as a A ssociation and the budget com ­ am
of s u g a r and h o u r on a p a r tic u la r aftern o o n .
10:30. Ju d g in g of exhibits.
this strain, w hich it w as m ittee. w as agreed th a t one new w ith abundance
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224 > ca rs and ■ tru c k a s w e re
cheeked
12. noon. Ere»* luncheon.
*out, bore as high as seven full-tim e hun ter b» employed cream , plus cookies and coffee.
T his is th e larg est n u m b er for
12 to 1 p m Band concert by
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2r a 5-inch, tw o -y ear-old r a th e r th an two new ones. I ndei
a single h o u r since Mr. Wood Gold Beach band.
and up as high as 15 in th is p lan he would em ploy p a rt- R a lp h \ in c e n t S h o o t in g
tim e local h u n ters such as Dick
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fie ld s
,ook r h a r K'' o f ’h<- ,ram<' c count
1 .30 p. m. P lacin g of aw ards.
* local fields.
V incent? " ha" “ " as
s' ar,w l hy th e
2 00 p. m d em o n stratio n s.
ilarrnon, prospective m an- A dam s. Zahnie C rockett. S ta n le y , r iC I U
c,
4 00 E x hibits released .
,'rL thP ( °”°P. was in tro d u ced C o lg ro v ean d lo th ers. w h e n n e e d e d . w jn
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«-«<. nnd
D uring th e Ju ly 24-hour count,
4 00 p. m S o ftb all gam e.
J,
group th a t he w as
th e ir home, are in
a " ^ 1934 c a rs an d tru ck e d w e re c o u n t-, 9:30 p. m. S h eep h e rd ers’ ball
J* see the local in te re s t Dayton People Visit
will rem ain u n til next t T t e i * »
w hjch show< q u jte an in crea„
it to indifferent a t- Friends In This Area
to p hotograph lily fields at' th e
o( 1 J ls f(jr (hp at co m m u n ity hall.
T his year, this even< is being
3rr°ng grow ers of m any
area. Since arriv in g , on M onday,
held a t th e fa ir grounds, Gold
■ Iartn crops.
M r an d M r ' u
g a i Mr. Vincent has been “on th e 24-hour count.
Beach.
M axw ell " and grandson, a rriv ed jum p' alm ost every- h o u r of th e i
Just before the Pilat w ent
tfodertclc has a uni-
a t B r y k i n » W ednesday, to visit - day He told the P ilot th a t if a n y ,
to press, a letter came from
P »«t on his fa rm ,
Drivers Tests Will Be
a „ u X
o f 'th e ir friends in th ia g ro w e rs » ^ V T ^ t s a e y ^ e a i
E eerett W oodruff, of Sm ith
which has be-
a r? a C alled on hy the Londons- contact th e W. L. Cnaaey resi
Held At Harlxir, July 26
River, stating that the board,
* sixty-five buds
h au se n s w ere Miss E dith O tt. M r.' dence.
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S chedule of O regon d riv ers li-
follcnving
the
m
eeting
Mondtiy
hnost ready to
ce n ts ex am in ers fo r th e y ear, in
<- V ' R a u X M i 'a n d f i S Ho-
I a, r h
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eivning, hired Mr. Perkins,
‘aIk of th e p la n t
elude H arbor, Ju ly 26. All d riv ers
as co-op manager. No fu rth er
h'f'k, according to
u- ««ler und Dewey A k e rs.; item in U pper C hetco New», p er i
w ho need, and wish to ta k e th is
(Utails
were
learned,
except
the leaves are
m p r mans years t h e y were taining to Mrs W aldlens gripe.
te s t to o b tain a d riv e rs license,
that Mr. Perkins has had
others. T his
hop grow ers of th a t and m easu res they are adopting
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p lease re p o rt a t th e G ran g e hall.
considerable
experience
»«
ri record fo r bud
prom inent
F
prev en t tresp assin g on th e ir
this type of work, and comes
sta lk, and ie a
area -
______ __ _________ property. Look elsew here in this
ays!
Ren
c h id
highly
recom m ended
probably re-
T v T p ilo t Classified Advertising issue.
nvon Growers
Last Thursday
Ten Busses A Day
To Serve District
New Government
Hunter Is Here
Bow er-1 verson \\ ed
At Modesto, Calif.