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PAGE SIX BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Th^ World’s Best Climate ments and institutions. “As every session of the leg-1 islature we return to find that a great deal more money has been spent than that contained in the budget,” said Gibson-. $cmon feel that the heads of M !J. B ju * - • um institutions and other state of ficials should ‘liVe within their budget.” Both legislators favor setting up an adequacy emer gency fund to be dispersed by the emergency board and restrict WALSH-VAN DYKE SYSTEM ed to budget figures, unless auth Accurate planning of work that orized bv the board. is more complex and wearying HIGHWAY CRIME CHART than ever faced by an Oregon An average of 112 arrests a legislature, consumed the first a day were made the past year four weeks of the present ses by state police for violations of sion. Oregon motor vehicle code. The Everything is now set for rap 41,814 arrests resulted in fines id strides. totaling $346,534.61 and jail sen Senate President William E. tences of 26,099 days With $30,- Walsh and Speaker of the House 004.04 of the fines remitted and F rank J. VanDyke have done 10.414 davs of the sentences sus- signal jobs in systematizing the pen(jeit There were 837 drunken voluminous labors coni routing the (jriVers arrested who received j sentences totaling 732 days and die ways and means com- fines approximating $85,104.37. An mithe alone then» are 26,000 average of 24 out of 25 persons budget items on which decisions arrcsted for drunken driving must lx» made. Many of them re wen» found guilty. quire days of research and hours Having overloads, improper of study and discussion. loads and no log hauling permits Slash and screen* as they will caused the arrest of 2319 persons these committees are barely hold who were fined a total of $46,- ing their own in keeping the bud 583.24 and 69days in jail. get on an even keel. Provoking SNIPING AT GREYHOUNDS deficiencies caused by zooming Racing greyhounds are the tar- food costs and operating t spent get of H.B.221 that would elim es during the past two years are inate the bulk of the state’s rev blanking out gains being made enues for fairs. The greyhounds bv the economic efforts of the have furnished 83.49% or $3,336,- committees. 838.34 of all moneys received by Hore an» some of the kibitzers the state under the pari-mutuel that are bothering legislators: act. The Portland Meadows, Ore First is the $38 million deficit gon slate fair, Multnomah and all in th budget. other county fairs have produced A $55 million bonus program only 16.23% or $654,275 from the for veterans of foreign wars. ponies. No plan has been offered The board of higher education that would replace the half mil- wants $22 million. , ,i. n dollars pair into the state State department of education coffers by the greyhounds, asks for a $95 annual levy ’...... f for| LIBERALS * ----- ‘ — EXHALE each child on the school roll cen- Young liberals are making quite sus, which would raise an i up- a splash in Salem. Rep. Howard proximated $15 million a year. i V. Morgan, new deal democrat, is a son-in-law of ex-S^n. Harry BUDGET R^^T^RS Why a budget if you can fudge Corbett, staunch republican. Phil ? The biennial cost of niain- Dreyer, another new deal demo taining a stat«» budget depart crat, helped do research tor Pres ident Truman’s campaign speech ment is $60,011. How much is a budget worth es. Sen. Bob Holmes of Clatsop is well-known radio exec, who if it is generally ignored? Alex Gibson, chairman of the ways and means sub-committee, legisative doings. Sen. Ben Musa and Henry Semon, chairman of of The Dal h's. was head of young tho house wax and means com I democrats in Portland then be mittee, are critical of deficiency moved to Columbia Gorge. Sen. spending beyond the provisions of th< budget by State depart- an article jointly in Fob. Liberty Capi/aJ PdMdi' ' KEEP FIT WITH MASSAGE ( by appointment) ELECTRO-PHYSIOTHERAPY X-RAY SERVICE ELECTRO-CARDIOGRAPH Chetco Drug Co Y 0 U R REXALL STORE Ready To Serve You Always T. W. Zenier PHONE 183 T Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weidemann, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith, and Mrs. Ed F. Ackley, Mr. annT Mrs. Gardner of Carpenterville, and Pete Lesmeister, were pres- ‘ ent, Saturday night at Gasquet camp, for the Kiwanis party, put on by Crescent City Kiwanis club. On their return they were pres ent at the Rotary Benefit dance for the Brookings and Harbor ambulance, at Harbor Grange. For the past week, ending on Max. Min. Rain Sunday: .65 34 Feb. 7 ...... ...........42 .41 35 Feb. 8 ...... ........... 47 1.02 42 Feb. 9 ...... ........... 46 1.34 42 Feb. 10 .... ...........48 .11 31 Feb. 11 .... ........... 44 When walking after dark, wear Feb. 12 .... ............46 T 29 or carry something white. In this Feb. 13 .... ........... 47 •.... 28... state, 14 pedestrians are killed Total rain for week ...3.53 wearing dark clothing for every j Try Pilot class ads today! one in light clothing. CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS-Give Them At Least A Trial! Where to “FIND” and “BUY” It In CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA: A business and professional guide’ to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who merit a “share” of your trade when doinir your out-of-town shopping. REDWOODS HARDWARE DIAMONDS WATCHES Jean's Baby Shop Clothing Toys Furniture “Here To Serve You Silverware Flatware Hollowware DIRELYTE JEAN HANKE Sherwin-Williams Paints Telephone 172 WADSWORTH JEWELERS Manuel's Battery! & ELECTRIC CO. I Texaco Service Tires and Tubes Kaiser-Frazer Dealer ¡ Ph. 91 Crescent City ¡ Housewares FHONE 203 304 “H” STREET 829 SECOND PHONE 2202 ▼ 4“---- CRESCENT CITY F ! N L E Y ' S Mulligan Plumbing i Visit our record dept Radio Sales and Service 840 3rd St j “The Family Store” Floyd Mulligan Repair & Installation ! Drygoods and Furnish- Supplies and Appliances ■ ings, Apparel for the ! entire family 3rd & G. St. Ph. 1581 Carr's Sheet Metal Nielsen Hardware & Plumbing & ELECTRIC CO. Household Appliances, Sheet Metal, Plumbing and heating supplies. Pho. 631 900 4th St & Oflice Supply Co. SCHOOL SUPPLIES Everything for Offices} " m. J. Norton, Prop, j 720 2nd St. Ph. 174} Q Phone 352 1062 J. Street CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA LOCAL NEWS Weather Report Crescent Lumber Company Complete line of hard ware and electrical fix tures and appliances. PHONE 143 PHONE 1831 2nd & Market Streets CRESCENT CITY Tom Brown's Logging and Mill Sup plies, Power Chain saws, wire rope. 851 FOURTH STREEl MENS WEAR Jarman Shoes, Knox & Baxter Hats, Marlboro Shirts 920 Second St. Norton Stationery n Equipment Comp'y Member of Oregon State Association of Medical Masseurs at your service at Studio Building Brookings, Oregon P. 0. Box 438 Dr. H. A. Stover about Gretchen Frazer, famous; N.W. skier, with Mrs. Neuberger; doing the photography. Sen. Jack ’ Bain of Portland is brother-in-1 law of Lt. Gov. Vic Meyers of \.Washington, who has set new record up, north by being elected to five successive terms. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1949 Crescent Chevrolet LARGEST STOCK of diamond^ watches, Chevrolet - Buick Sales-Service Aut* Repair, Painting Radiators Repaired. Ph. 471 Crescent City silverware & jewelry CarreH’s-Hedrick ELECTRIC Electrical Supplies Your Hotpoint Store 941 Second St. PHONE 931 When in Crescent City Headquarter at Cocktails-Ref reshments COFFEE SHOP I Mildred & Frank Curtis . •J* —Q—W IH HUM — i m BQ » ■ »■■■I l I M A Snack Or Meal You can't go wrong by dropping in at the Bus Depot Cafe Warren G. Hunter JEWELRY ♦ Nana Bush Shoes Ar raw Shirts Geaniae Levis Peadletaa Shirts J an Own Sweaters White Stag Complete Line of Work Clothes Sporting Goods Del Norte Laundry Gordon F. JOHNSON Chamber of 3-Day Service Leave Orden at Cur-Del Cleaners Patronize Your Own Commerce “Store for Men" 1 HZ For things concerning The City Welfare!
