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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1947)
arbor Pihl Always For A More Progressive Brookings-Harbor Area! BROOKINGS, CURRY COUNTY, OREGON T n v a NUMBER T H R E E Idiopathic Was Lrehended, Fri. Sdlewild Resort Leer Drove Man Lm Hiding In the fids Of District Curry Offers M u c h - Even 3 6 Years Ago "Little Theatre" Is Talked For District L three days I L Branham, of hunger, who h a d a 15-man posse, cam o out ¡wild, late Friday and w as I up by police. iham. identified as h av in g aroled from a psychopathic lit Folsom Prison, was c a p ias he was eating a m eal Idelwild resort, came when the w a itre ss I he was the one w an ted ection with the vicious against William L angie- i aged miner who had be- k ■ m previously. She no- |authorities, and when air- offered no resistance. Miner With Axe am Langiewicz, aged Del (ce.r’y miner who was at- by a man with an ax a t to up Hard Scrabble creek Hday morning. is recovering Inis A nyone in te re ste d in p a r tic ip a tin g in a “L ittle T he a t r e g ro u p .” is asked to con ta c t Box 130, H arbor, the P ilo t w as told S unday hv a you n g lady, who, w ith h er hu sb an d , wish to s ta rt this m o v em en t h ere as soon as possible. L ittle T h e a tre groups are p o p u la r in th e la rg e r cities o v er th is s ta te and others, an d m an y people who w ere den ied chance at d ram atics in school, o r who didn’t have sufficient, m ay here practice an a r t of th e ir liking. Teacher Knows By “Experience” wound at the Seaside W. at Crescent City. | tali, white-haired m an who l<as identified as B ra b h a m , Fra in the vinicity of th e I s cabin for a num ber of Before he was hired by th e I By Wednesday . I E a r ly in h e r teaching ca re e r, it is told, Mrs. F aris h ad a boy, in o rd e r to he on tim e, took a sh o rt-cu t to school. In so doing he had to c ra w l th ro u g h a barb w ire fence, w here he tore th e s e a t of his trousers. ‘I see y o u 're little behind th is m orning, Johnny, she g re e te d th e lad. “By dolly, if I had an o th er pin you w ouldn’t,” w as the a n s w e r she got. M rs. F a ris knows how th a t boy felt. S a tu rd a y , a t the F ro n tie r dance, h e r h i g h school g ra d u a tio n dress did not hold out in th e sam e way J o h n n y ’s tro u s e r had failed him th o se m any years ago. Mr. Langie-j ►as awakened by the assail- [ Fir-i a hand axe on him . I Fr off Branham to esc ap e' camp at Gasquet from I be was taken to the hos- I Branham then left, ta k - ► miner’s ear and 38-cali- jvoiver. r n ln Dd Norte and C ur- r - PS were notified and F ; out to search for th e I *ho was considered I -^Serous. | Ungiewicz car was lo- L u - submerged in th e M rs. M ildred B yrne w as a P nver. about six m iles business v isito rs a t Medford, on P the bridge. S unday. A ready - made family » A Farce in Three Acta Presented RjV the senior class Brookings High School MARCH 21—at 8 p. m. a THE CAST • a widow .................................. M erlie B au m g artn e r ‘ son .. _ , , t I* " • • ......................................... H ow ard Groesbeck i. hep ^ er daup^ t e r ...................................... P a tty L andauer M -hunger c h i l d ......................................... Joanne McDonald "• her sister-in-law* .. , L . Lois Crook ’ a w id o w er............................................... Tommy James ughter .. __ ..................................................... j une Hassett ** - .......................................... Neil Nelson wtyn’s darky c o o k ............................ Phyllis Huffman MarW s colored h an d y -m a n .............. R ay Foltz SYNOPSIS of acts L ll'ing-room of the M artyn Home. About twelve I -¿OCR 1C? 2 n °* a day in sum m er. |CTx -pi* sarne’ F ifteen m in u te s lated . I A few m om ents later. 1911 Curry County Mining Report Given To Pilot Bob Gcitrer (’aine Across Talk Given At Mining Convention Of especial interest to residents of this area is the m ining report which was found by Bob Geiger, who last sum m er was s ta te lily inspector, and now at P ortland, who ran across this report. In sending it to the Pilot, he said he figured it m ight be p ractical even today, and certainly of in terest. The re p o rt: Given by Hon. 1. N. Muncy, at P o rtlan d . May 31, 1911, the re port reads: It is w ith a degree of pleas ure seldom enjoyed by your hum ble sp eak er th a t I have in ap pearing before you not alone because I have the privilege of talking about the m ining pros pect? of the g reat sta te of O re gon, but because of the audience { have before me, coming as they do from so m any of the g reat m ining states of our coun try. T ru e it seems to me th a t I am a little out of place, a fte r listening to so m any able speakers as you have. But, nevertheless, I have som ething to say and som ething to talk about and th a t som ething is C urry county and her future. C urry county has been abused and oppressed as no o th er county in the sta te of Oregon, nor. as for th at, as for no o th er county in any sta te in the union. H er com m ercial in tere sts wiped out. held up as a highw aym an holds up a stage and robs the occupants of th eir w ealth, be cause of th e ir w eakness or lack of population. But the day is not fa r d istan t when she will have a g re a te r population and twice the w ealth of even M ult nom ah county today. And th a t is not all. Seven- ten th s of the county has been covered w ith a forest reserve thereby keeping settlers out and aw ay from one of the finest cli m ates on the Pacific coast, and ■ w hen I say th at, I would say in ¡th e U nited S tates. Besides this, 1 we have as fine w a te r and tim ber as can be found anyw here. Our w ater power is simply u n limited. and o u r tim ber equal to any to he found; also a rivet w ith a salm on industry second to none, save the C olum bia in the w est. E xcepting only as she is th ro ttle d by men and laws, think of it the w ealth in money and food she m ight produce. It seem s to me th a t th ere is no thought w ithin the range of h u m an conception th a t could m ake men feel m ore despisable than when depriving a man, men, a Continued on pagi su THURSDAY. M ARCH 20, 1947 Bulb Price Trend Announced Lower For 1947 Lilies Pacific Bulb Growers Representatives Were Present Honored Parents On Wedding Anniversary D elegates from tw elv e affili ated groups m et. M arch 10. a t Coos Bay, when re p re s e n ta tiv e s To honor h e r p a re n ts ’ fo rty - ! of the Pacific B ulb G row ers re ninth wedding an n iv ersary . S u n ported on th e ir c o n tac ts m ade day, Mr. and Mi's. R. C. B aughn in the east. Going from this area, served a fam ily d in n er. The p a r re p resen tin g C roft Lily G row ers ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. W in- i included. W. G. B u rrell. E. L. term u te, are v isitin g th e B aughn C arson. F red Moore. H. T. .1 a m home from C ham bers, N ebr. i's and Glen Moore. P resen t w ere Mr. and Mrs. J. A rep o rt was m ade of th e r e W„ Allsup. D a rrell Allsup. Mr. cent m eeting, held by th e re p and Mrs. Bob Sim m ons and two re sen tativ es of th e g row ers, w ith grandchildren, and Mr. and Mrs. th e jobbers association a t N ew I). A. Moad. A fternoon c a lle rs in York City, in an effort to w o rk cluded Mr. and Mrs. E isen h art out d etails for m a rk e tin g th is and children, Mr. and Mrs. W a l y ear's bulb crop. le r Jones and Dr. and Mrs. J. This m eeting at N ew Y ork w as E. Stevenson. a prelim in ary , o r ex p lo rato ry ’, in its scope, and n o th in g of defin ite n a tu re w as accom plished on d e tails and term s fo r m a rk e tin g . The local deleg ates, believing th at th e re w as still m uch w o rk to be done in a m eetin g w ith th e jobbers, succeeded in h av in g a, resolution passed, re q u e stin g th a t Mason & Edwards a n o th e r m eetin g w ith the b u y ers be held at San F ran c isc o on o r Will Start Project about April 15. By Early Spring A tten tio n of th e d ele g a te s a t Coos By w as called to the g re e n W hile plans h av e not reached house prices now’ being q u o ted th a t point w here th ey can show by a S e a ttle jo b b er as follow s: blue p rin ts for th e p roject, M a 7- ineh hulbh ...................22 tyc son & Edw ards, M onday, told the 8- inch bulbs ....................3 2 ’kc Pilot they expected, soon this 9- inch bulbs 40 c spring to s ta r t a hom e-building 10- inch bulbs ... 50 c project on the K re tzm eier p ro p in lots of 1000 o r m ore. T his erty, com m only know n as the would m ean a price to the g ro w airport site. T his p ro p erty , by e r of ab out o n e-th ird less th a n many, is believe to he th e “com the g reenhouse price. ing” resid en tial section of town, W hile no official action h as been desirable, because of both ocean taken, m any g ro w ers locally a re and riv e r view. rep o rted to favor a p rice of : J u s t how M ason & E dw ards ............ 20c 7-inch bulbs . plan to c a rry on this plan is not 8-inch bulbs ..... ......... 30c yet revealed, but th e first p art 40c 9-inch bulbs of the project calls for “several ................ 50c 10-inch bulbs m oderately-priced co ttag e s.” to the grow er. T his w’ould re p Mason and E d w ard s last w eek resen t a reduction of ten c e n ts leased the y ard in th e re a r of per bulb over last y e a r’s prices the G ard n er building w here they and in face of the co n tin u in g an d will sto re buildings m a te ria ls as m o u n tin g increase cost of living these a re ac cu m u lated for the and cost of production, w ould co n stitu te a d ra s tic re d u ctio n on project. th e p art of producers. Home Building Project Planned For Local Area VFW Post Buys Adiar Building According to H en ry H orst, new ro sim a n d c r of th e V FW post, a building, d eclared su rp lu s a t C am p A d air had been p u r chased by th e local post to re build here as a post home, on the p ro p e rty n e a r th e high school in Brooking. The building, 25x118 has a p p roxim ately 27,000 feet of lu m ber when to m down. W ork will com m ence la te r, he said. A "m eeting of all In d ian s and descendents, is called fo r S u n day, April 6. a t H arb o r, Jo h n Van P e lt told th e P ilo t la te yes terday. A ction w ill be ta k e n a t this tim e con cern in g th e g o v ern m ent allo tm e n ts, g ra n te d some tim e back, b u t n ev er received a t this tim e. Motel Planned On “Wood” Property A deal, which had been in th e process fo r some tim e, w as closed e a rly th is week, w'hen F en n A. H a rt and H a rry U eeh n el o f N orth Hollywood, becam e o w n ers of th e M ark Wood p ro p e rty in H arbor. T he new ow ners an n o u n ce in ten tio n s of building a m o d em m otel on th e site w hich o v e r looks both th e C hetco an d O cean, and w ork m ay s ta r t soon. Mr. and Mrs. M ark Wood, who cam e to this a re a 35 y e a rs ago, plan to spend a couple of m o n th s visiting in C alifo rn ia, and w ill la te r re tu r n to B rookings to an a p a rtm e n t th ey hav e reserved. T ry ClaaainaJ Ads— They p a yf
