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BRCOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT Entered as second-class matter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore., March 7, 1946. under the Act of March 3, 1879. DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher National Advertising Representative NEWSPAPER ( m aM.au of th- SERVICE. ' • IRC \ Nahonal Editor^ A*»ooaho»M Serving Amerca’» Advvrljseri and/ne Home Town Newspaper» l»S W Randolph — Chicago I. IB • OFFICI» • HoftxoU Bldg.. San Fraacboo. Cal Alesai”* OC4A7ÎGN O reg P U E LI S pl US THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1949 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON PAGE TWO .. .The World's Best Climate /39GI A T I 0 N Subscription Rate: Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon per Year, outside Curry County...... $2.50 $3.00 : played anything but rugby. In those days, schools competed for certain lads to come and play football. California has had the money to overshadow other col- leges in this score. I’d like, personally, to see that purity code put in the discard. 1 know of scores of boys who never would have had an edu cation had it not been for their football abilitq. Personally I do not see any difference between selling typing ability, waiting on aides ability and foorball ability. People naturally best can sell their abilities. I clap my hands when I hear of a lad going to some big school to play football, It shows that he has done a good selling job. May I be permitted to make another assertion concerning the athletes in nearly all collegesf Maybe they are not Phi Beta By Dewey Kappas, maybe they seldom are Oregon State College was the cum laude graduates, but you only northwest school, last Sat icill find that their scholastic urday, to uphold the dignity ot ' average is above the average of the northwest on the many grid-1 the school. I also mean the bet irons of the Pacific coast. Oregon, ter the team, the better the after starting out well in the grade average. first quarter, was but another team in the third when the C al- jtornia Golden Bears pourt'd on the power. The boys of Union College, at L. G. Gregory, sports editor of \ accus- Schenectady, N. the Oregonian, in many of his • ing the girls of nearby Skidmore recent columns, has gone to any College of arming themselves length to explain how Oregon ’ with bear traps before they keep lost those high scoring tussles. It I dates with boys from Union. It (jets to he quite a job for any could be that the girls have writer to continue this type of learned that in Union there is explanation, and makes tht fans wonder if there is complete har- In Oakland. Calif., the other mon y on the Oregon squad. slowed down with day a Knowing that foot bal is a 11- its di slumped over the man game, and knowing that the eel. Observing this only as good backfield men pedcst ria n ran toward the as the line in front of them, it car but as he got near to it, Oregon’s line it picked up speed. He finally my gu< e in way of caught up with it and slammed * much being right. Oregon, except in on the emergency brake. This but a couple of cases, has |x*r- stotmed thi' ear and it was dis- mitted other teams to run up many touchdowns perhaps more rd OUt. This incident confirms than Oregon. a belief that some automobiles, Oregon State, on other hand, now ing over our high- looked misci able and woefully wans. dri vi ng themseh'es. weak in ht r early encounters, but Ingrid Bergman complains that has improved much as the time human beim only passed. She rose to heights last I though sho has been pictured Saturday by downing Michigan in the mo\ ies as a saint. Even Ütafca vaunted power. There is so, in her private life, Ingrid an explanation, perhaps, to this does not have to act like a upset. Tuylur, last year, was an five-letter word. assistant coach at Michigan, He Today is the tomorrow that knew the plays, and he knew the UV were afraid of yesterday. boys who'd execute them, His There is a potentate, ruling in team was primed for these evt Africa, who is known as the University of Washington, in Fon of Bikom. He has grown the past two years, has been the J tired of his 110 wives. When a doormat of all the teams on the ; missionary told him that he coast, although sjiorts writers s living in sin as long as certain that the Huskies have the he kept more than one wife, man power to go places. said, “Tell all my wives to Wtf/i U. of IV/« hiring the go back to their families and Yale Coach, many alumni of that stay there.’’ The missionary re school started putting tht ir fold layed this command to the ing money out on bets. The re wives but the ladies refused sults haven't been pleasing. and to go home. Each and every if is likely that a new coach is wife insisted that she was go due for Washington. ing to stay and have her share It goes back to the old days. of Fon. before the Pacific confer 4 man poured what he though t.... once. California as hair tonic on his head. His IT SEEMS TO ME THAT'S RIGHT . . . purse he pulled out a bill and (25) and Thirty-six (36), said error caused him to become handed it to his benefactor. point being tbe cen+or of Section bald. There were only two “Here, take this and buy your Twenty-five (25) and running 1108 hairs left on his scalp. Two self a drink,’’ he said. He f^et South 00 deg. 02 mm. East; Thence 272 feet due East to cen hairs human. thought he was giving a $1 ter of County Road; Thence along One hundred and three ner- bill but later he found out he road 128.0 f^et North 46 dog. 00 sons have been rep^^ted killed had given a $1,000 bill to the min. West: Thence along road 100 in wild election disorders in driver of the other car. This feet North 1 deg. 00 min. East; the Philippines presidential just goes to show’ what can Thence along road 147 feet North election. Somebody must have min. East: Thence happen to a man encouraging 13 deg. run a squad of Blue Ridge Mt. along road 500.0 feet North 6 deg. drinking. boys into the contest. A Japanese scientist has dis 00 min. West; Thence along road A man in Modesto, Calif., thot covered, he says, that a diet of 290.0 feet North 9 deg. 00 min. East; Thence 196 feet due West he had discovered gold when he seaweed promotes longevity. Any to place of beginning, Curry Coun found some shining metal in person, who desires to attain a ty, Oregon. the bottom of his well. Pros ripe old age, should keep a bush or any part or portion thereof, for pectors rushed into the town el or two of seaweed in his re the purpose of submitting the but the gold strike soon petered frigerator. same to the judicial determina out. The shining metal turned tion of the Court. out to be brass. There’s a lot Second: That the plaintiffs are of brass in California. the owners in fee simple of said Ornithologists declare that the In the Circuit Court of the State, real property and the whole night hawk is not a member of Oregon for'the County of thereof. of the hawk family. Maybe the Third: That none of said de Curry. night hawk is a well feathered FRANK PALLADY and PAUL fendants has any interest or es- wolf. INE PALLADY, husband and state, right, title, or lien upon or in said real property, or any, Some Curry county citizens are wife, Plaintiffs. portion thereof paramount to the considering the purchase of a Versus plaintiffs right, title and interest replica of the statue of Lady IDA M. GARD, widow of EZRA therein and thereto. Godiva recently erected in Cov C. GARD. Deceased; E. G. Fourth: That said defendants entry, England, and mentioned GARD and AGNES B. GARD, and each and ail of them and in this column a few weeks ago. husband and wife; RETA MAYaR persons claiming under, by or The statue would be erected in DANIELS and WILLIAM through them, or any of them, be front of the Court house. This DANIELS, wife and husband; forever barred, restrained and en- CHARLES N. GARD and joined from asserting any claim proposition follows close on the DAGNE GARD, husband and< whatever in or to said premises heels of the current Cutry Co. wife; GRACE CARD; CHAS. adverse to the plaintiffs. tax statements which have been M. GARD; PATRICIA S. WOLD Fifth: That plaintiffs have such distributed to the taxpayers. and LLOYD S. WOLD, wife other and further relief as the Nov. 7 news item in the San and husband; VIRGINIA PER Court may deem equitable, in Francisco Examiner, via Asso ETTI and FRANK F. PER cluding plaintjffs’ costs and dis ciated Press: “The beautiful ETTI. wife and husband; MARY A. MOORE, widow of EDWARD bursements herein laid out and Mrs. Hadley, slated to become P. MOORE, deceased; GLADYS expended as to any appearing de the bride of our Vice-President CLELAND and GAIL CLEL- fendants. on Nov. 18, said, “I’m looking AND, wife and h u s b a n d: Service of this Summons is forward to moving to Wash- made bv publication pursuant to TWOGOOD and ington and meeting more of RALPH S. TWOGOOD, wife an Order of the Honorable Dal Mr. Barkley’s fiends. Oh, Mrs. and husband: HOLLIS M. RA M. King, Circuit Judge for Curry Hadley, “r” you sure? MONT and HERBERT W. County, Oregon, w hich Order was Sufferers from the gout will RAMONT, wife and husband; signed, dated and entered on the Also, all unknown heirs of the 18th day of October, 1949. di soon be cultivating lisps. A new above named defendants whoi recting publication to be made in remedy, which will relieve their may be deceased; also the re-! the Brookings-Harbor Pilot once suffering, is called Achth. respective wives or husbands of a w’eek for four consecutive and The results of last week’s elec the above named defendants । successive u’eeks. Date of first tions throughout the country who may be married; also all publication October 20, 1949, and seem to point out that, as long other persons or parties un date of last publication Novem as our present ideas of demo- known claiming any right, title, ber 17, 1949. cratic government remain in estate, lien or interest in or to HUGH C. GEARIN, the real estate described in fasion, a majority of our elec Attorney for Plaintiffs, the Complaint herein, or any Residence and Post Office Ad torate is going to vote Demo- portion thereof, Defendants. dress: Brookings, Oregon. cratic. TO IDA M. GARD, widow of New York told the A men in Ezra C. Gard. Deceased; E. G. local gendarmes that he had Gard and Agnes B. Gard, husband been robbed of thirty-two thou and wife; Reta May Daniels and sand dollars. He said that, at William C. Daniels, wife and hus the time of the robbery, he teas band; Charles N. Gard and Dagne : carrying this amount on his Gard, husband and wife; Grace The answers to everyday person and the roll was made Gard; Charles M. Gard; Patricia Insurance Problems* up of one hundred and sixty S. Wold and Lloyd S. Wold, wife ! By Pete Lesmeister and husband; Virginia Peretti and two hundred dollar bills. The Frank F. Peretti, wife and hus police arrested him and charg band; Mary A. Moore, widow* of ed him with disturbing the Edward P. Moore, deceased; peace. Gladys Cleland and Gail Cleland, Teen-age boys have been man wife and husband: Grace Two- ufacturing their own pistols in good and Ralph S. Twogood, wife These Martine/, and husband; Hollis M. Ramon* fire 22 calibre bullets with fair . and Herbert W Ramont, wife ® A V accuracy. Local police and husband; Also, all unknown Question: While on a fishing] boys got their idea, and plans heirs of the above named defen trip last fal, I was \y easting | for making their weapons, from dants who may be deceased; also and accidentally snagged a { a movie. The film industry the respective wives or husbands of the above name d defendants friend in the back of the nc"k. | should now’ make a picture The hook had to be cut out [ who hay be married; also all other revealing the formula for an persons or parties unknown and though the 'wound was | atomic bomb. claiming any right, title, estate, painful, it was ’’f ot arst scri- r Shortly after our marriage my lien or interest in or to the real I ous. l ater, however, it be- 1 wife bought an old chair for estate described in the complaint came infected and as I in-1 th rec-t wenty. Portions of herein, or any portion thereof. sisted on footing the medical! billls, I paid dearly fgy my i In the name of the State of varnish had been scratched off. Oregon: You are hereby notified carelessness. I’ve been told | Its fabric yvas worn and fray there is a form of insurance] that you are required to appear ed, but it was established in which covers this sort of ac-| and answer the complaint filed our living room as an antique. against you in the above entitled cident and I would like to J Finally it became such an eye Court and cause, on or before ! learn just what it is and how sore that one day she tossed it the 18th day of November, 1949. expensive it is. into our attic with a lot of the same being last date or an Answer: The insurance cover other junk. It lay there quite swering or appearing personallv age to which you refer is given forgotten for several years, as prescribed in the Order for by a Comprehensive Personal Publication of Summons, on file Liability policy. The premium Last week the wife decided to herein, dated the 18th dae is very small and the policy clean the junk from the attic. of October, 1949. and if you fail covers your own legal liability While she was engaged in her so to appear or answer on or and that of your wife and alili labors a couple of friends call before said date, the plaintiffs m>nor children. Injuries caused ed. One of them said to her, will apply to the Court for the by sports accidents are spe "Surely you are not throwing relief prayed for in their Com cifically covered. that beautiful old chair away. plaint, a succinct statement of ♦If you'dl address your own If you are, let me have it.” The which is as follows: insurance questions to this of chair is back in our living room. F irst: That the defendants be fice. we’ll try to give you the Down near Walnut creek an required to set forth their several correct ansicers and there’ll ! automobile ran out of gas. As and respective claims and alleged be no charge or oblibation of H any kind. it stalled on the highway an- interest, title, right, estate or lien other car came along. This au- in or to the following described real estate, to-wit: PETE J. to pushed the stalled car, s Beginning at a point on tne the । oral miles, up to service sta East edge of the Chetco River, I tion. The driver, who had been 2831 S feet North 00 deg. 02 helped was grateful for the min. West ot the quarter corner I j REAL ESTATE BROKER Brookings assistance. Reaching into his Common TXviiMtxr-H< «% ! I Crissey Buildin common to spetinnö Sections Twenty-five Summons How UM KjUiw! LESMFISTER w • V / «M, •
