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Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhere a Finer Community
Volume Six, Number 1' h i r t v
Grand Ooeninn
Sin Dav For
Chetco Store
BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON
1 ImrsJay, September 20, IOJI
'That Old Song' Will 3e Use. d, October 6
James Frazier
Passed Tuesday
A fter Long Illness
Follow ing illness o f s e v e ra l
y ea rs, d eath sum m oned Ja m e s
M. (Jim ) F raz ie r, la te T u esd ay .
At press tim e, fu n e ra l a r ra n g e ­
m en ts w ere a w a itin g a rriv a l o f
his d a u g h te r from S acram en to .
A resident of th is a re a m an y
y ears, Jim en d e are d h im self to
all by his w illingness to help a n y ­
one in tro u b le, by his frien d ly a t ­
titude' to all neighbors.
In th e last few w eeks re la tiv e s
knew from his w eak en in g condi­
tion th a t th e end w as fast a p ­
proaching, for he w as u n ab le to
be about to any ex te n t.
A co m plete o b itu a ry w ill be
published n ex t w eek.
W ith m ore th a n 3000 custom ers
en te rin g th e doors betw een 8:30
a m. and 9:30 p.m., buying m ore
th an 14 tons of groceries, the
C hetco sto re enjoyed a real grand
opening day, according to Wilson
F ree m a n
w ho
couldn’t
say
enough for th e kindness and gen­
ero sity of th e people of B rook­
ings.
“W e had a ch ecker who record­
ed th e e n tra n c e of every patron
d u rin g th e day. At no tim e was
th e re less th an 50 from th a t to
m ore th a n 100. Had it not been
for th e g en ero sity of Lyle Red­
field who loaned us som e of th eir
cu sto m er ca rts, th e w ork of w a it­
ing on th a t m any people would
h av e been slowed up considerable.
“R ep resen tativ es of M JB cof­
fee, DelRich M argarine, Bay
B akery, S eaview D airy and A rm ­
o u rs jum ped rig h t in and helped
th e re g u la r staff w hich w as
sw am ped p ractically all day.
“Those flowers, from o u r fellow
business m en and friends, added
.plenty of color. It m akes you
feel th a t th e re a re friends ev ery ­
* w here," said W ilson F reem an in
an interv iew w ith the P ilot.
Mr. F ree m a n said th a t he never
had seen a n y th in g like S atu rd ay .
l
;
.»I possibly would nevei have
"such a day again. He told of his
long-tim e desire to give this town
th e best in w ay of a store, and
felt th a t he w as about to realize
his goal. C ertain ly his m odern
m a rk e t is the latest w ord in con-
venience, b rig h tn ess and roomi-
ness. His new sto re is m ore th an
tw ice the size of the form er
fra m e building.
C. of C. Dinner
M eeting Thursday
Jury Awards
P laintiff Damages
B rookings ch ap ter, No. 675, b arbershop function packs the act as m a s te r of cerem onies and
SPEB SQ SA , will be host to its th e a tre , so .people who wish to to join his fellow sin g ers whom
“C avalcade of H arm o n y ” and h e a r this e n te rta in m e n t arc urged he helped o rg an ize and helped to
second an n u a l p arad e of q u a rte ts to buy th e ir tick ets ea rly to o b tain a c h a r te r about th re e
j S a tu rd a y , O ctober 6, when nine
avoid any disappointm ent. (Check y ears ago.
, top-notch q u a rte ts will be
p re-I the ad v ertisem en t on P age 12 for
The choru ses will be h eard in
. sented at th e P ine Cone
th
e
a
tre
,
d
etails.)
I
addition
to som e of th e N o rth -
' A lways an a ttra c tio n
here, any I Bob P erk in s w ill be here to w e st’s best q , , artet.s.
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Dimmick Named Mayor;
Charters Being Studied
Pledge To Sorority
W illam ette U niversity, S alem
(S p e c ia l)- E ighty-one
W illam ­
e tte
u n iv ersity
coeds
w e re
pledged to so ro rities at th e close
of fall rushing, according to an
ann o u n cem en t m ade th is week by
Mrs. R egina E w alt, dean of
wom en.
P ledging w e re : Jo an B yrne,
d a u g h te r of Mrs. M ildred Byrne,
B rookings, who pledged to Chi
O m ega.
T he ju ry in th e case of A lb ert
L an d au er vs. Ben Jew ell and
T hom as J. F u n ari re tu rn e d a v e r­
dict in favor of th e p lain tiff.
L an d a u er claim ed th e d efen d an ts
trespass»'<1 upon his land and c u t
his tim er. He placed th e a m o u n t
of tim b e r so cut at 404,000 fet,
placed th e price th ereo n a t $10
p er tho u san d and asked tre b le
d am ag es th e re fo re in the sum of
$13,838.76.
I In its verdict the ju ry ag reed
i upon the am ount of tim b e r c u t
but pi act'd th e price a t $5 |X'r
th o u san d and allow ed L a n d a u e r
double d am ages at $4,275.00. T h e
ju ry also found th a t Jew ell an d
F u n a ri w ere not g u ilty of w ilfu ll
and
in ten tio n al
tre sp a ss
as
claim ed by L an d au er.
L an d a u er w as rep resen te d by
D ave Shaw , Gold Beach a tto rn e y .
Jew ell w as re p resen te d by S h e r­
m an S m ith, G ia n ts P ass a tto rn e y ,
and F u n ari by Ed Fd A ckley of
B rookings.
H enry K err, A rchie A nderson
and M anley B rown, B rookings
residents, testified th a t th e tim ­
ber had a reaso n ab le m a rk e t
value of $5 p er th o u san d feet.
S h o rtly a f te r th e tresp a ss th e
p a rtn e rs h ip of Jew ell and F u n a ri
w as dissolved and in th is disso lu ­
tion ag reem en t Jew ell ag reed to
pay all the o bligations of th e p a r t­
nership. A ckley in troduced th is
p a rtn e rs h ip ag reem en t into th e
case w ith the re su lt th a t, since
Jew ell ag reed to pay all of th e
ju d g m en t ren d ered in this case,
F u n a ri will not be com pelled to
pay any p art of th e ju d g m en t.
T h u rsd a y evening at 7.00 p.m.
C h am b er of C om m erce m em bers
At th e first city election for official city business w as cond u ct­
w ill convene for dinner a t the
B rookings
a f te r
incorporation ed a t a m eeting T uesday night,
G ran ge hall in H arbor.
last
W
ednesday,
200
valid votes but the group devoted m uch of
B usiness m eeting will begin at
cast w ith th e follow ing re s u lts : i I th e evening to stu d y of c h a rte rs
8:00.
New m em bers are especially
R obert D im m ick .............. 176 to be recom m ended to th e voters.
invited to a tten d . M any and v a ­
W arren S m ith ................... 145 I A L eague of O regon C ities rep-
ried su b jects of in tere st to those
P. J. L esm eister .............. 133 j re se n ta tiv e will lie asked to as-
I sist th e city a tto rn e y in this
w ho have in v estm ents in this lo­
C harles Young ................... 129
choice. Included will be th e v a ri­
c a lity will be discussed.
F red Fox ........
ous ordinances which will be s tu ­
Mrs. Ross P u tn a m will e n te r­
GOLD BEACH (S p ecial) F or
W ilson F reem an
died.
ta in w ith d in n er m usic on h er
the
last tw o w eeks th e W. D. S ib ­
E lm er P a rk e r .
H am m ond organ.
ley fam ily have enjoyed a p a rtia l
Seeto Application
Gordon Goetz ....
U nder m ost c h a rte rs of recen t and unscheduled fam ily reunion.
T he first five highest w ere y e a rs th e office of city reco rd er F irst to a rriv e w ere Mr. and M r .
nam ed to th e first council, which and police judge a re appointive Jam es B lack and children, S usan
w as certified on Tuesday. At an positions, so th e city council has and G regory, of El C en tro , Calif.
organization
m eeting,
R obert asked th a t applications h r i ”. Mrs. B lack is a niece of Mr. S ib­
Dr. Leslie P eate, noted dentist Dim m ick w as picked as th e first ceived for city recorder. T h ere ley and th is w as th e first tim e to ♦ A sm all “city ” g e ttin g off to
and o ral surgeon of K lam ath m ayor of B rookings. O th e r a p ­ a re som e ap p lica n ts being s tu ­ m eet h er fam ily.
a big s ta rt.
Mr. and Mrs. R o b ert L. Sibley ♦ Mis. Noble Ellison w ith a fiat
F alls, who h as p io p e rty at the p ointm ents will be m ade public died for judge.
N ancy, Bobbie, tire, leak in g gas, and a h ead ach e
W ith so m uch w ork to be done, and ehildren,
end of T a n b a rk L ane and who at a la te r d a te when th e council
p lanned to m ake his fu tu re hom e | will have studied the different the council will m eet w eekly u n ­ F ran k ie and W allace of El C en­ all a t th e sam e tim e.
died of a h e a rt a tta c k last Sat-1 t>’Pes °F c h a rte rs to be subm it- til it is able to get approval from tro , arriv ed la te r th e sam e day. ♦ M ickey Gould n eg o tiatin g for
u rd ay evening, it w as learn ed I ted to the v o ters for ratificatio n , th e voters on a c h a rte r, and t o , R obert is a b ro th e r of W es and a S iam ese cat.
Cewsi.s Zs A ik c d
i c le a r the w ay to en a ct ordinanc- j w h s » the first m eetin g since 1929 1 ♦ M others th in k in g of and p ra y ­
h e re M onday.
Since d istrib u tio n of all s ta te es, of traffic, zoning and health . and the first tim e to sec his fa m ­ ing for th e ir boys In K orea.
T he P eates. who w ere here for
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ily. A few days la te r Mr. and i ♦ Bob W illiam son
a few w eeks recen tly , told friends gas tax m oney, as w ell as liquor '
riding
a
M r. and Mrs. Will H olm an Mrs. F red C. Sibley of Los An- I s tra n g e red tru ck .
th a t they plan n ed to build on tax. is d istrib u te d on a p er c a p ita
th e ir p ro p erty a t the beach, and basis, the new ly sw orn-in council m ade a trip to S ourdough by w ay geles arriv ed and soon a f te r Mr. ♦ T o u rists w ondering if coal
to build a business block in th e has asked th e se c re ta ry of s ta te of O 'B rien and re tu rn e d by w ay j and Mrs. E a rl Sibley of La ! w as m ined h e re a b o u ts (d irty lily
As Mrs. T olm an G rande, Ore., arriv ed Both F red w o rk e rs).
m ain section of tow n, as soon as to conduct a census of Brooking-» of Low Divide
th ey re tu rn e d from K la m a th b< fore S ep tem b e’ 30, in order tc so g rap h ically describes th e trip, and E arl a re b ro th e rs of W es ■
p a rtic ip a te in these funds, the gas “As th e crow flies from H arbo r and this w as th e first m eetin g of m t
h er huf
th e
F alls.
n Ja^”
* ' r- P ra te w as last w eek re- tax fund for th e second h alf and Sourdough is 15 m iles; Vfll O ’- E arl and W es since 1928 w hile
d from th e hospital v here the liquor for th e th ird q u p rtcr. 'rie n . 93 mile: »: via Low Divide, living in W ashington.
dau
55 m iles.” Thf v report th a t it is
b
un lert t
si. :< y.
Mr. end Mrs. W. D. Sibley, a " 1
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Gold Beach
Dr. Leslie Peate
Expired Saturday
On The M ain Drag
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