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★ Coos Bay, took over the post of months. Next test win be May
chief executive of Oregon last 28 at Salem.
Thursday for the second time
since his election as senate pilot
i Jan. 10. Senator Dean Walker,
, Polk county, president of the sen
ate in 1941, presided over the
i senate in Walsh’s absence.
Governor McKay left the state
Wednesday to attend a meeting
1 of the Columbia basin interagency
committee at Pocatello, Idaho. He
returned Friday and signed into
law’ ten minor and two highly con-
treversal bills. The first sanction
ing construction of the proposed
Rogue river dam. the first step
in a $90,000,000 federal reclama
tion, power and flood control proj
ect, and the other a fair employ
ment practice act to be enforced
by the state labor commissioner,
the law will forbid unions and
employers to discriminate against
any person because of race or
religion.
PAYLESS DAYS
“I wanna go home, but------”
These five words are a pandex
of the feelings of every legis
lator here at the capitol. They
feel they have done their best.
So do those who have had a con
tinuous close-up observation of
the legislative business of the
growing state.
There is a big job yet to do and
the determination of those weary
but courageous lawmakers can
bo sensed all over the place.
Bills keep pouring in. Among CLEMENCY DENIED
those introduced this wook were
Mystifying is the movement
bills to provide 75 full-time state ’ that has brought an unprecedent
police oflicers to enforce game ed number of letters hundreds
laws, to he paid one-third from from all past of the United Stat
general fund and two-third from es- to Gov. McKay requesting
game lunu; pay oi ex ciisc of clemency for William Nagel, a
circuit court judges when they Portland minister who was sen
go outside their counties to attend tenced to prison in Klamath Falls
meetings of the circuit court for contributing to the deliqueney
judges association; set up a 9- of a minor.
man legislative interim committee
The governor’s office says. “The
to investigate treatment of con case is closed as far as the gov
victs at the state penitentiary; ernor is concerned. He wall take
require employees not electing to no action whatever.”
come under
state industrial PEN POPULATION RECORD
accident law to post A $50,0000
The population of the Oregon
bond with the insurance commis
penitentiary
registered an all-
sioner to cover possible accidents; ’
time
high
of
1354
this week. With
set up a milk marketing division
under the department of agricul accommodations for only 1100.
ture to regulate the milk industry there are 129 in the penitentiary
and provide tor a milk marketing annex, 95 in the garage, 41 ill
supervisor; and to set up an in in the hospital and another 41
terim commit tee to study feas- in the hospital because there
ibility of developing a state bo- not room elsew'here.
tamcal garden.
Warden Geo. Alexander says
1 he new' block designed to ac-
FUNDS ALLOCATED
The legislative joint ways and commodate 400, should be com-
means committee has approved pleted in three months. At the
gem ral f\md requests for the present rate of increase it is ex
1949-1951 biennium in the amount pected the population will ex
ceed 1500, and the present crowd
of $32.531.053.17.
General fund budget requests ed conditions will recur.
r* commended by the state budget FEWER REAL ESTATERS
division and the governor aggre
The number of persons taking
gate $66.805,051,21. Non-budget- state real estate salesmen’s and
ed requests before the committee broker’s examinations has d e-
total approximately $8.290, (MX). creased during the p a s t four
Bills passed by both houses of months. Real Estate Commission
the legislature, involving non-) er Claude H. Murphy said 66
budgeted items, exceed $250.(MX). brokers and 112 salesmen who
were examined in five tests the
WALSH ACTING GOVERNOR
Si'ii. Pres. Wm. E. Walsh, of past week are normal for recent
FIT WITH MASSAGE
( by appointment)
LUCIAN
Member of
Oregon State Association of Medical Masseurs
at your service at Studio Building
Brookings, Oregon
P. O. Box 438
Dr. H. A. Stover
CHIROPRACTOR
Phone 352
1062 J. Street
CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA
ELECTRO-PHYSIOTHERAPY
X-RAY SERVICE
ELECTRO-CARDIOGRAPH
Chetco Drug Co.
YOUR REXALL STORE
Readv To Serve You Alwavs
T. W. Zenier
THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1943
BROOK INGS-H ARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
Th? World’s Best Climate
PHONE 183
SPRING IN-CROPPING
Vivacious Vivian McMurtrey,
president of the Oregon Young
Republicans, visited’ the legisla
ture week, campaigning for Sig
rid Unander, candidate for chair
man of the republican state com
mittee. Unander who is a veter
an of World War 2, is reported
to have enough pledges to insure
his election.
piane Drops Leaflets To
Advertise Theatre Party
Adding to the advertising plan
for the Theatre Party, staged
by Chetco Rod & Gun Club, 5000
leaflets were dropped over the
area from a plane, Friday.
While the aim could have been
better in some instances, people
of the area, once they grasped
the idea, made arrangements for
tickets, w’hich, by Saturday eve
ning were almost sold out.
Weather Report
t
For the past week, ending on
Sunday :
Max. Min. Rain
March 28 ... ....... 56
....
35
March 29 ... ........54
.30
38
March 30 ... ........ 52
.02
36
March 31 ... ........ 63
....
36
T
43
........ 53
April 1
....
38
........ 58
April 2 »
42
....
........ 68
April 3
... .32
Rain for week
11.55
Total rain for March
.1.55
Below’ normal ..............
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A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who
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REDWOODS
HARDWARE
“Here To Serve You
Sherwin-Williams
Paints
HARDWARE
Housewares
PHONE 203
304 “H” STREET
CRESCENT CITY
Visit our record dept
Compelte Radio Sales
and Service
Ph. 1512 810 3rd St
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Jean's Baby Shop
Clothing
Toys
Furniture
Silverware
Flatware
Hollowware
DIRELYTE
JEAN HANKE
Telephone 172
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Manuel's Battery!
WADSWORTH <
JEWELERS
& ELECTRIC CO.
Texaco Service
Tires and Tubes
Kaiser-Frazer Dealer ¡
I Ph. 91
Crescent City ¡
829 SECOND
PHONE 2202
Mulligan Plumbing
The Family Store
Dry goods and Furnish ,
ings, Apparel for the
entire family
Floyd Mulligan
Repair & Installation
Supplies and Appliances
3rd & G. St. Ph. 1581
Carr's Sheet Metal
Nielsen Hardware
& Plumbing
& ELECTRIC CO.
Household Appliances,
Sheet Metal, Plumbing
and heating supplies.
900 4th St
Pho. 631
Complete line of hard
ware and electrical fix
tures and appliances.
PHONE 143
CRESCENT CITY
Car reH’s-Hed rick
ELECTRIC
Electrical Supplies
Your Hotpoint Store
941 Second St.
PHONE 931
When in Crescent City
Headquarter at
Cocktails-Refreshments
COFFEE SHOP
Mildred & Frank Curtis
A Snack Or Meal
You can’t go wrong by
dropping in at the
Bus Depot Cafe
Mrs. C. I. Patrick
PHONE 1881
2nd & Market Streets
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i Norton Stationery Equipment Comp'y
& Office Supply Co.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Everything for Offices
u m. J. Norton, Prop.
720 2nd St.
Ph. 171
Crescent Lumber
Company
i
J.
Tcm Brown's
i
MENS WEAR
Logging and Mill Sup | Jarman Shoes, Knox &•
Baxter Hats, Marlboro
plies, Power Chain
Shirts
saws, wire rope.
920 Second St.
851 FOURTH STREEl
Crescent
Chevrolet
LARGEST STOCK
of diamonds, watches,
Chevrolet - Buick
Sales-Service
Auto Repair, Painting
Radiators Repaired.
Ph. 471 Crescent City
silverware & jewelry
Warren G. Hunter
JEWELRY
Nunn Bush Shoes
Arrow Shirts
Genuine Levis
Pendleton Shirts
Jantzen Sweaters
White Stag
Complete Line
of
Work Clothes
Sporting Goods
Del Norte Laundry
Gordon F
JOHNSON
Chamber of
Store for Men
3-Day Service
Leave Orders at
Cur-Del Cleaners
Patronize Your Own
Commerce
For things concerning
The City Welfare!