Brookings-Harbor pilot., October 16, 1947, Page 6, Image 6

B R O O K IN G S -H A K B t m
W orld's Finest C lim ate’
p 'l" ‘
Coos-Curry Co-op
Sets Meeting Date
'M a c M u rra y ’s V isit W as
U n n o ticed H ere, F rid a y
I
P IL O T .
E K C K JK IN G S.
W R I T K
A s I See It
Madge Moore, of Moore's Va­
Bu Barton W. Warst»
rie ty Store, is quite disgusted, all
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at herself, for an incident which
In 1946. we. the people of the
happened Fridav afternoon..
’nited S tates of America (the
Fred MacMurray, noted screen f " " i ™ « , ..
or An?er!ca
. . . u " ne
«-h.i«
lanfl of The free- and the home
star, while passing through the f h b ra v e ” ) n a id o u t of o u r
aw S r e ^ a U u ^ S
« X « ,h 7 a sto u n d in g 'su m “ "
OREGON
_ T hursday
1000 to educate o u r children so into»
(th a t they m ight have intelligence ¡«7 „ ? ,muit •*
to keep out of the g u tte r. T hat
° alone this
rates education and liouor ™
e World is
(a 40-60 proposition, w ith liquor '
of
„
° n top- Need we be surprised th a t ; t„ d ”ment ? CM
,fiere w ere 1,685,202 m a jo r crim es starving» *7^******
o m
m m m it itte
n ~ 7 t h k ie
? s ' 7 n 7 _ „ " ‘l'S *<arv.ng
«» Euro»'”
c c n
t n n e d d 7 in
\ Hig of
ea ln trils c° u n try in nVp T*
tu™Pe a»
1946> a n increase of 119,622 over i '
hasn*verlw
E very day testifies
COQUILLE — S aturday, Octo­
ber 18. is the d ate set for the
annual m eeting of the m em bers
of the Coos-Curry E lectric Co-op.
The m eeting will be held a t the
I O O. F. hall at 10 a. m.
The purpose of the m eeting narcissus
gallons of beer, 140.000.000 gal- m urdei/ T h at sa ta n ic agencies pacitv^nn?*
will be to elect nine directors afterw ards , and another custom ­ Ions of Wine,
a n d 231
000 (Y¥) gal- are fulIy
wine, and
231,000.000
fu.Ily organized, and are in Of „rai ‘nc* , as,nS
for the ensuing y ear and to dis­ e r said to Mrs. Moore:
a ra
Ions of whiskey. This is $920,- op^ra,lo n of the w orld, should begs f r
"Didn’t you know who th a t 000.000 more th an we spent in not ?*, Questioned by any sober-
c u ss proposed am endm ents to
g
breai
fellow w a s? ”
the by-laws.
is : Slnce, this article v,
1945.
$89 00 f for
o r r , n ln d e d - intelligent person. It
1945, and
and am
am ounts
ounts to
to $89.00
When the custom er informed every
Candidates up for election a re :
man and , woman ever
over 18 The avowed purpose
.. -
Of
Zone 1, A. E Sandbo, o f H ar- M rs- Moore of the identity, Mrs.
gei a cup years » of ' age in '►«
tates.
of
the United S
State«.
“ d . “ r™P« !itll
-
bor and E J W alker of P i s t l M ' — h a d to go out
of black coffee” when she di-
° spend enough every day for hnm ^ u^dv PrnnH •
X- h the manufactured
River. •
pug
«.«zi A
A r.
. vulged
v u le e d h h e e r r ig n o ran ce - d
alcoholic
drinks to feed a mil-
,m an body' ? rand Junes, juve-
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llio .»»
tt and
alcohollc
Zone 2, Rnh
Bob E
gust to friends
“ 1" 1 d i- ' Iit-u
lion
sta
g men,
and
>IctI rv V in
11Ig
m e n , women
w o m en and*
a n n n,le courts
„
----- -- police
------ R , judges are
chie K erber.
aerppH
th a t Se n e ra ,,y agreed th a t 90% of .u
„ t ,
children ........een
well erallv
for eight
m onths.
the
. “rch*
Zone 3, Fred Adams and Geo.
The
monev
we
spent
in
1946
1
1
imes
com
m
itteed
can
be
traced
„ . . 0 ■ °f E r^
Koblenzer.
C am poree P lan n ed F o r ¡for liquir, if in dollar bills and to jn to x ic a tin g liquors.
¡b\ B
rings
Zone 4, Charles W. Brooks, Ar- linv
n r
\
U In d o , l a r h ,H s a n d
T,
„
th u r Nieman and Frank Shaw
' ,
»CO U lS UI R egion
placed end to end. would pave a ,
There is one ra y of hope break- ,Was a guest n,»h .Ï
Zone 5 Elm er Gant and Geo I ' camporee, for scouts of Cres- highway 60 feet wide from P o rt- »ng in upon this tra g ic c o n d itio n .!------
1 inecnz
Complete Sets
Bath R<
liquor drinking during the days tion th a t if the nation is to be
F1XTO
Zone 9. Frank Schram and L. ,u Ih° local troop has accepted of the 18th am endm ent than saved from ruin, the brazen, glit-
and Sinks
B. Jennings.
j ie invitation and aw aits word there is under repeal, ju st tell tering, gilded greed of the liquor
~~..... ent which
...
. him th a t he does not know w hat
Ballots were sent out l a s t |C° nCerning equipm
ia
week to all members, that these cxpetted- The local boys feel it he is talk in g about. In 1933, we,
might be Tilled out and returned Wa8 k,nd of thc scouts of th a t the People, consum ed of alco
before Oct. 18.
, area to ask them to the affair. holic beverages 1.69 gallons per,
PLUMB!
capita. In 1935 it w as 11.34 gal-
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ions, in 1937 it w as 14.90 gallons., to see 0 . K. R u b b e r W eld-
^Subscribe to the pilot today! C lev en g er G els C o u g a r
»
.«
*n 1QT5 it had climbed to the eye; f o r re-CHDDinP’ N ew
P”
1 "--------------------- ■■ - ■» N e a r S t a l e H u n te r ' S Som e astounding
am ount of 20.67 g a l- l T * o
r>
Ralph Clevenger, an employe *ons-
1932 (th e last prohibi- ^ lpeS, Used l i r e s , R e p a ir
Careful and
of Brimm Bros, sawmill, w h ile , 1 ion -v ear) the a rre sts for drunk- W o r k a n d th e ne\V D ia-
returning from a deer h u n t i n g enncss w as 83! Per 100,000 (for m e tric
P re c is io n W L pp I
trip, early S a tu rd a y morning, shot men and w om en). In 1942, the p .,ln n «pi.
and killed
kiiiod a Q young ---------
harbor school
cougar _ n e a r ' num ber of a rrests, ten years a fte r
is always perfc
O. K . R ubber W elders
the sta te hu n ter's residence.
repeal, w as 2536 p er 100,000. In
Could be made into two good
It the Pilot w’as inform ed cor­ 1944 the a rre st of women for a c ro ss fro m n ew P . 0
apartm ents, la c re cf ground, r e c tly , it is a m a tte r of guess drunkennes was 107.7 more than
Licenced under the
the to tal for 1932. From 1932 to
gon by examination.
well, electric pump. Inquire of which of these two men w ere 1942 th ere was an increase of
' kidded most : C levenger for not 3 50'i in the num ber of women! B r o o k l n ^ s
O reg o n Nook Cafe Bldg.
getting his deer, or the h u n te r
GEO. BAXTER. HARBOR
com
m
itteed
to
priv
ate
asylum
s
I for "harboring” cougar.
for drunkenness. T here are 100,-
000,000 people in this country to ­
day over 15 years of age. Of this
num ber 50,000,00 drink alcoholic
beverages.
L et C s H elp Y ou W ith A ny o f Y o u r
, In 1946, we the people, spent
5 g of our income for intoxicating
liquors. W’e spent 2% of o u r in-
comes in 1946 for the education
F O R GOOD
, of our children. To put it a n ­
A utom obile G lass
other w ay. we spent in 1946
S a fe ty S h e e t an d P la te
'■s, , iK),(KM 1,000 for w hiskey which
j dem oralizes and degrades the ed-
G lass fo r th a t D esk o r C offee T able
j ucated and ignorant alike and
A T R E A S O N A B L E PRICES
places them in a common bed, in
the g u tte r. We spent $3,480.000,-
J. J. Gall:
Make It A Point
FO R
SA LE
Watchmi
Henrv Z.
F. N. Tygart
TAe Place to
G LASS
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