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INGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1950 Pelicans Massacred In Second Game, Sun., When Merchants Shut All Gates The Crescent City Merchants i continued their “hex” on Brook ings by defeating the Pelicans for the second time at Crescent City, Sunday, this time by a 10 to 1 score. Salvage started on the mound for the Pelicans and got by the first inning, one, two, three but the Merchants hopped onto him for seven hits and five runs in the second and third; Astin re lieved him to start the last of the fourth and after retiring the first two batters, Knight slapped a long home run between left and center. Three walks and two hits in the sixth were good for two more runs, with only one out, proving that it was not Astin’s “day” for pitching. Third Itiiseman Jim Barrett then trad- e*d positions with Astin and re- tired the side. Two hits and two walks off Barrett in the seventh gave the Merchants their final tally, with Barrett retiring the side in the eighth. While t h e Pelicans touched Templeton, Del Norte high school pitcher, for nine hits in seven in nings, they were never able to bunch hits effectively. Four fast ! double plays on the part of the: Merchants infield cut down sev eral fine scoring opportunities. Despite this second straight loss, the Pelicans give indications of developing into a good club, especially with the proposed ad dition of a first string catcher| and first baseman. Lack of suf-i ficient practice games is np doubt , tlw Pels principal handicap. League play starts next Sun day with the locals making the long trek to Myrtle Creek. First ■ home game will be against Ash- land on May 21, the Azalea Fes lival week-end. Box score : Brookings ab r h po a I 2 5 0 Matson. 2 ............. 4 0¡ Spangler, rf ............ 4 0 1 2 D. Carl, ss ............ 4 1 1 Astin, l-p-3 ............ 3 0 0 1 5 Barrett 3-p ............ 4 0 Hanscam, cf .......... 3 0 0 0 Westbrook lf-1 ...2 0 0 6 0 Desjardin, c ........... 1 0 0 3 0 The greatest question ever asked by man is the question: “What Must I do to Be Saved?” Technically, w’e are not saved by anything that we do for God, but by what He has done for us “For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God. Not of works, lest any man should boast.” Eph. 2:8-9. In order to be saved and have a home in heaven, we must not have against our records any thing that defiles (Rev. 21:27) Sin defiles. Sin cannot enter in to the kingdom of heaven. There fore, if there is sin in our lives, we must get rid of it in order to enter heaven. Of all the religious philoso I I hies in the w’orld. the only one that points out a reasonable method of getting rid of past sin is Christianity which points to the atoning sacrifice of Christ on Calvary for our sins. The Bi ble tells us all have sinned (Rom. 3:23), so all men everywhere can only be saved by accepting Christ as their Saviour. The first step w’e must take toward heaven is the REALIZATION of our need of Jesus as our Saviour from sin. I The second step toward heav en is Foregiveness of Sin, or what the theologian calls justification We are justified only by faith in Christ: “If you give yourself to Him, and accept Him as your Saviour, then, sinful as your life may have been, for His sake you are accounted righteous. Christs’s character stands in place of your character, and you are accepted before God just as if you had not sinned.” Steps to Christ, on page 62. God freely forgives your sins when we accept Christ and re pent of and confess our sins: “He that covereth his sins shall not prosper: but whoso confess- eth and forsaketh them shall have mercy.” (Prov. 28:13). If we are truly sorry for our sins, God will forgive them and we will forsake them. God’s Holy 10 Commandments law points our sin in our lives. When we accept Jesus as our Saviour. He takes our place be fore the law as a condemned transgressor, and w’e are given His place before the law as a justified saint. We, by the grace cf God. stand before Him as though we had never sinner, had never broken His law. ■KRK a» 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 SAVED! Along Azalea Row In The Mail-box: Many persons have asked the outcome of the trial. There it is. I would like to see it in (he next issue of the Pilot, so your readers may know’.—Mrs. Chas. Warnock. LOCAL NEWS Among those attending Pomo na Grange at Ophir last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gustaf son, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Waldien, Mrs. Sophia Jones, Mrs. Albina Tamba and Benjamin Jones. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Raprager are the parents of an eight-pound son born at Seaside hospital in Crescent City May 3. They have named the young man Alan Clair. The ability, political courage and rugged OREGON WANTS IN CONGRESS WAY N Wôïfï Hundreds Claim Its Grip Broken! Seventh-Day Adventist Church BROOKINGS Totals .................. Crescent City Knight, ss ......... Yamor, cf .......... Whelan, rf ....... Reinemer, rf DeAutremont, If L. Peterson, c .. Henekeck, 3 ..... Harmer, 3 ... VanLent, 1-c Reedy, 1 Hoffman, 2 Templeton, p Shupe, p ...... 0 beauty in their lives which should 0 be written into a small book. 0 The old ways of life are really 2 giving way to civilization. 30 1 9 24 13 ab r h po a 2 3 7 6 3 2 1 2 0 Editor, Pilot: Having b e e n 4 2 9 0 1 away for some time past, I had 0 0 0 0 0 not seen the Pilot. Now I have "0 0 seen the back copies and I have' 4 2 3 2 2 3 0 wondered why you didn’t print 4 0 3 4 2 a follow-up of the cattle-rust .0 0 0 0 1 ling trial, a week from the day 3 0 0 10 9 I caught Wm. H. (Bill) Smith.' .2 0 0 3 1 He came up before Mr. Con- 4 1 1 2 5 net. justice of the peace at Gold 2 0 0 0 1 Beach, pleaded guilty, was lined 6 0 0 0 0 $500. and given months 3 1 PAGE THREW 35 10 13 27 20 'Votais 000 100 000 - 1 Brookings Crescent City ....032 112 lOx—10 OF SCHOOL ELECTION UPON Summary : Errors, L. Peterson QUESTION O F INCREASING Hennebeck, Spangler; RBI, Bar TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT rett, Knight, Whelan 2. L. Pet LIMITED BY SECTION 11, AR TICLE XI, STATE CONSTITU erson, Hennebeck3, Hoffman. 2-base hits. Matson, Barrett, De TION. Notice is hereby given that an Autremont, Knight, L. Peterson. Home runs, Knight, Whelan. SB election will be held in School Carl, Yamor 3. Sacrifices, Spang District No. 17, of Curry County, ler. Double plays: Knight to Van State of Oregon, from 7:30 to Lent; Hoffman to Knight to Van 8:00 p. m. (standard time) May Knight to Hoffman to 31, 1950, at the school house in Lent Reedy. Left, Brookings 7; Cres said district, for the purpose of cent City 11; Strikeouts, Temple submitting to the legal voters of ton 3, Shupe 1, Salvage 3, As said district the question of in- for the tin 3; Bases on balls, Templeton creasing the 1; Shupe 2; Salvage 2; Astin 6; fiscal year 1950-1951 over the amount limited by Section 11, Barrett 3. Article XI, of the Constitution Christ said “Ye must be born Losing pitcher Salvage. of Oregon. again” and this is the third step The reasons for increasing to heaven. Man by natme has such levy are: To obtain addi a sinful heart. It is natural for tion amount necessary to main him to sin. We can never live BY B. MILLER tain the school in view’ of the right until we have a change of' Azalea Garden Club members! fact that the Rural School Board heart and are “Born again.” The will want to invite their friends prayer of the converted sinner! to the May 11 meeting of the did not provide funds above the is, “Create in me a clean heart, ' club to hear John B. Ebinger.1 6% limitation. The amount of tax, in excess O, God; and renew’ a right spirit When the Barbershoppers sang of the 6% limitation, proposed within me.” Psalms 51:10. recently at Klamath Falls, John to be levied for said fiscal year ; One Seventh-Day Adventist! Ebinger took Alice and Bob Per writer puts it this way: “As the > kins and Bradley Page to the is $27.066.70. (Notice: meeting time is 8:30 sinner, drawn by the pow er of, migratory bird refuge at Tule Christ, approaches the uplifted. lake. They were simply spell Daylight Savings time), Dated this 4th day of May, cross, there is a new’ creation. A bound by his stories of wild life, 1950. WARREN T. SMITH, new heart is given him. He be-, and he was invited to address Attest : Chairman, Board comes a new creature in Christ; the Garden Club. He is a stimu Pd. AdvS. Senotoi Way n«.'Mert« Cpm Beaulieu, clerk. Jesus.” (Christ’s object Lesson, lating speaker with a message. Hl? Cox, Ch* PiHOMk.Blvxth page 163). The greatest proof! The men will enjoy hearing him. suspended jail sentirne?. of a changed heart is a changed; Hostesses for the afternoon are life as the old habits of sin have Mrs. Dorothy Lockland, chair passed away. man; Mesdames Ethel Moss, Ed The person who has been par- ith Low and Mabel Maris. doned and born again is then ready and willing to follow Jesus When the Indians come from in obeying all His commands. Smith River to the Azalea Fes Dear Friend: This is the final step toward hea tival. be sure to look carefully Do you have Arthritis? Have you a relative or friend that ven and is known as SANCTI at the beads about their necks is suffering from this painful, distressing ailment? FICATION. In the worlds of the These are wampum, or Indian 1 came upon a simple remedy, that ended my long search Psalmist: “I delight to do Thy’ money. They wear string upon will, O my God, Yea, Thy law’ string of peculiar, elongated and battle to rid myself of Arthritis. I had teeth pulled, is within my heart.” Ps. 40:8. tonsils out, serum shots, electric fever treatments, special beads, white, ivory or a pale; rose in color. Some of the beads We DO NOT keep God’s com built shoes, hot baths, pills and salves. The Arthritis with mandments in order to BE SAV are delicately carved in designs, stood them all, and examination in several of the best- ED. but because we ARE SAV- others decorated with tiny pieces known clinics could detect nothing. Finally, I discovered ED. We can’t make ourselves of snake skin or the feathers of Sulgly-Minol. Today, after seven months I am more free Christians by trying to keep the birds. of pain and soreness than at any time in 20 years. Can Resembling very much a min- law\ but we cannot be true Chris work terw hours a day, with nothing more than tired feet. tians unless we obey God’s com- iature elephant tusk, about the Legs, hips, back, neck and arms are practically free of mandments: “And hereby we do size mice might have, if such a pain and soreness. This has cost mi' less than six dollars. know that we know’ Him, and thing were possible, they present ‘ This is all I did, and you will have to do to try Sulgly- keepth not His commandments a mystery. What are the little j is a liar, and the truth is not in beads, shells or some sea crea-1 Minol. Just rub it on the soles of both feet before going to ture, bone or ivory, or something him.” I John 2:3-4. bed. A bottle will last a month and will be enough to The work of salvation through the white man has made and tell whether it will help If it helps, keep it up for a month, the Grace of God is summarized sold them- The Smith River In-’ and after that, just as you feel. If my feet feel sore from in the words of the old Seventh- dians are vague, with a wave of too much activity,. I rub some on for a night or two. In the hand they indicate that wam Day Adventist hymn: my opinion, the benefits of Sulphur are more sure and pum comes from the north some “Look upon Jesus, sinless is He: place. “Way off to the north complete on the soles of the feet. The results obtained Father impute His life uto me oh, maybe near the Siletz coun have been acclaimed by many as a Godsend. My life of scarlet, my sin and Often I have asked the question, “Why can’t something try.” woe, Mrs. Vance Bolick w’ho has be done to help me?’’ I sincerely believe that here is some Cover with His life, whiter long been interested in the Smith thing that will help people who are suffering from Arth than snow. River Indians, has an Indian ritis and want to tell as many as I can about it. 1 am sure Reconciled by His death for my friend with a measuring stick you do too. (Signed) WALTER K. GRAMER sin, tattooed from wrist to shoulder, Justified by His life pure and little measuring marks placed at Simple Inexpensive, Effective $2.50 $6.25, 3 bottles clean per Full Instructions Included make full intervals along his arm and are Sanctified by obeying His word used for measuring wampurn. । bottle (External Use Only) treatment Glorified when returneth my “There was a time”, he said, j Money-Back Guarantee Lord” “when a pretty young squaw We have a limited number of could be purchased for a string MAIL THIS COUPON the book “Steps to Christ” avail- of wampum reaching from the Dept. 20 RAY FARNALL & ASSOC. able which explains in detail how wrist to the shoulder.” 335 West Sprague, The Smith River Indians are to be saved. If you w’ould like Spokane, Washington. a free copy, just drop us a card always gracious and obliging to Enclosed find $................ for which please send immediately their white friends, ready with today. .................... bottles of Sulgly-Minol. Indian songs dances and demon Name .................................................-______ _____________ _____ .. strations of nasket w’eaving. On ly a few’ are able any longer to Address ........................................................... -......................... weave the beautiful old baskets. OREGON «Residents of Washington, enclose 3% Sales Tax) There are many interesting old BE HOW TO Fendrick, c Salvage, p Putnam, If The World’s Best Climate so
