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Thursday, September 20, 195 BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON — Page Six Veteran Suicide M entally III; Was Good Cat Skinner E. G P o w e ll, w h o c o m m itte d su icid e last w eek by sh o o tin g h im self, had a w a r b a ckg ro u n d , ac c o rd in g to W . M eans, w ho iiv v e s tig n te d and re p o rte d to the P ilo t. P o w e ll w as a v e te ra n in th e S o u th P a cific, was on G uam and m an y o th e r cam paigns. He had spent some tim e in m e n ta l h o sp ita ls w h ile s t ill in th e se rv ice. The A nderson L o g g in g fir m re p o rt* th a t he w as one o f the best cat s kin n e rs th e y had ever h ire d O n ly on ra re occasions did P o w e ll show any tendencies to shock b ro u g h t on by his w a r e x periences. Refunds Due On Some Telephones ra n g e r in c h a rg e o f th e Q u ilce n e d is tric t, O ly m p ic fo re s t, was a n nounced in 1942, "I'w o ye ars la te i I he became fire c o n tro l s ta ff o ffi c e r on th e C he lan fo re s t and in ! 1946 w as fu r t h e r p ro m o te d to as s is ta n t s u p e rv is o r on the Rogue 1 iv e r fo re st a t M ed ford . J o lle y , w ho tak< s o v e r his new’ d u tie s in th e P o rtla n d re g io n a l id e e O c to b e r 1, replaces M e rle S. Low den w ho w as tra n s fe rre d re n tly to the M ilw a u k e e re g io n a l office o f the fo re s t service. J o lle y is a m em be r o f the S o cie ty o f A m e ric a n F ore sters. A lp h a D e lta S igm a (p ro fe s s io n a l a d v e rtis in g fr p t e r n ity ) , the M asonic lodge and th e M e d fo rd , O regon. R o ta ry club . ci Love Thy Neighbor A. C. T hom pson reaped the b e n e fiits o f the B ib lic a l co m m a n d m ent o v e r the w eek-end w nen nis neighbors g a th e re d at his home w ith th e ir e q u ip m e n t and helped , to h a rve st his lilie s and potatoes. A t noon on S unday. M rs. T h o m p son served the w o rk e rs w ith an e xc e lle n t d in n e r.. M r. Thom pson has been q u ite i l l fo r the past y e a r w ith a h e a rt c o n d itio n and spent some tim e in th e Seaside h o s p ita l at C rescent C ity . He is now co n va le scin g at his home so uth o f H a rb o r. D ru g fo r fo rg e ry o f a check on m em bers in A sh lan d, M ed ford . J. W. M arrs fo r $50. G old H ill, S hady Cove. C am p A d m ittin g his g u ilt, Sparks was W h ite , R ogue R iv e r. G ra n ts Pass. rem oved to Gold Beach to a w a it C e n tra l P o in t, Cave J u n c tio n and B ro o k in g s , and those fro m the *L lo y d S parks, em ployee o f the action o f the grand ju ry . east have w a rn e d to p re p a re fo r S o u th Coast L u m b e r Co., S a tu r at least 150 fro m th a t d ire c tio n . day w as a rrested by O ffice r^? . W . T u rn tnose e x tra item s Int< S e v e ra l re s e rv a tio n s have a lre a d y Means on c o m p la in t o f cTietco cash by P ilo t Classified eds. been made fo r a ccom m odation. M em bers fro m o utside th is d is tric t are expected. T h e re w ill be a p o tlu c k feed at the V F W h a ll S unday noon, w ith th e ladies a d jo u rn in g , . la te d , to th e I.O .O .F . h a ll fo r th e ir m e e t Forger Arrested Here Saturday in g . L o ca l m e rc h a n ts and house h olde rs are in v ite d to d is p la y th e ir fla g s fo r th e occasion. A ll m em bers o f b oth local g ro up s are urg ed to a tte n d next W ednesday n ig h t’s m e e tin g to p la n th e S unday event. P ilo t class das pay - t r y th em A N N 'S D R E S S SHOP S u b scrib e rs in the exchange* e fleet tai w ill receive on th e ir » ( o te m b e r b ills , a c re d it on back ( harges fo r lo ca l exchange s e rv N E W STOCK O F ice to com pensate fo r d e la y and re d u ctio n in f u t ilit y se rvice d u r in g th e p e rio d o f th e recent s trik e , a cco rd in g to a te lep ho ne c a ll fro m G eorge M cB rid e , d is t r ic t m a n a g e r fo r W est Coast S m all Sizes — 9 to 15 T elephone Co. “ T h is w ill a p p ly o n ly in o u r m a n u a lly - <>i>erated e xchanges," Bonneville p o w e r a d m in is tr a ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « e xp la in e d M r. M cB rid e , “ as o u r lie n opened it ids in P o rtla n d fo r local exchange se rvice w as not c< n s tru c tio n o f the B a n d o n -P o rt e ffe cte d in the a u to m a t¡c u lly -o p e ra te d d ia l exchanges. These Orford-Gold Beach 115 k v t r a n s - ; j m ission line and read the fo llo w - S E E T H E L A R G E S T C O L L E C - c re d its have Iwen w o rk e d o ut fo r i ing bids: ' T 1O N OF D A H L IA S IN < ich exchange a ffe cted . N O R T H E R N C A L IF O R N IA “ A generous c re d it has been P o w er C itv E le c tric , po- kane, W a s h in g to n $349,980 give n, based on our e stim a te s o f O v e r 400 v a rie tie s w ill bloom lire am o un t o f tra ffic th a t w as de- S m ith and W h ite , S e a ttle th is F a ll. W a s h in g to n 401.645 ’ayed and also o f the reduction A ls o Tuberous Begonias and M o n tg o m e ry E le c tr ic Co., in service quality.” Fuchsias. P o rtla n d . O regon 108,689 A la rg e se le ctio n o f D u tc h A. S. S ch u lm a n , Los A n B u lb s w ill be rea dy th e last geles, C a lifo rn ia 437,158 o f S eptem ber. S m itn B ro t net s, V a n io u - ver, Washington 430,187 Look for Our Siyn Opposite the M. A. P ith o u d , V a n co u ve r, Fort Dick Post Owce P ro m o tio n of L a u re n ce G. W a s h in g to n 450,188 Jo lle y, s u p e rv is o r o f th e Rogue I Pi te rse ti E n g in e e rin g Co., R iv e r n a tio n a l fores to a ssistan t 479,785 re g io n a l fo re s te r in ch a rg e o f th i I S anta C la ra , C a lifo rn ia L. H .° L e o n a rd i, San R a d iv is io n ol in fo rm a tio n and e d u fa el, C a lifo rn ia 195,383 c a tio n , has been announced by I D e l M on te E le itr ic Co., regional fo re s te r J. H e rb e rt O a kla n d , C a ifo rm a 162,772 S tone o f tin* U. S. fo re s t service. (S chedule I o n ly .) A n a tiv e of Washington sta te , Bids are now being stu d ie d the new IX-F c h ie f w as g ra d u a te d fro m the U niversit.v o f W a s h in g p rio r to a w a rd o f c o n tra c t. O. H. BENGTSON & DON PEDERSEN Announce OPENING OF LAW OFFICES for Ti IE GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW in SKIRTS ami BLOUSES DRESSES GPA Bids Opened For Sale J T BARG AIN TRICES D A H L I A S ! ♦ ♦ Forest Supervisor Is Promoted V. F. W. D istrict Convention B ro o k in g s p ro b a b ly w i ll ex- IM’rie n ce its g re a te s t c o n v e n tio n cro w d S e p te m b e r 23 w hen the lo cal V F W ’ Post 966 and A u x ilia r y w il be host to D is tric t 7 m e e t ing. a ccordin g to W a lte r T h a tc h e r and M rs L u c ille M o lin o , w h o head the Brookings groups. In the d is tric t there an* o v e r 1,000 THANKS! T O O UR I.OV.VL CUSTOM ERS who have g iv e n ns to u r successful years in Brookings. WE to ARE SORRY have to discontinue operation of our plant but to continue at the pace required could only lead to impaired health. MILDRED O* Bob's WILLIAMSON BAKERY BR( X)klNGS DUTCH BULB CRATES, Cheap BULB TRAYS ♦ ♦ Visitors Welcome King s Valley Road 1 Fort Dick - - Calif. ton in 1933 w ith a B. S. degree in fo re s try . He began w o rk w ith * the io re st se rvice as a lire g u a rd and fie ld a ssistant on the O ly m -I pic n a tio n a l fo re st. F o r fo u r ye ars he was assigned to the re g io n a l office d iv is io n o f in fo r m a tio n and (‘d u ra tio n , re c e iv in g an a p p o in tm e n t as a ssistant conser v a tio n is t in 1939. In 1940, J o lle y w as transferred to the C o lv ille fo re st w h e re he w o rke d as an a ssistant ra n g e r u n til his p ro m o tio n to d is tr ic t BILL GRADER, Motor Driven Belts, variable speeds, new’ condition, with or without motor. Reasonable. ORI GON Can be seen at GREENHOUSES BROOKSIDE AZALEA & BULB FARM . BROOKINGS THE C H E T C O IN N “At the Sign of the Golden Goat“ Brookings, Oregon SPECIAL: I wo connecting rooms with four g<x>d single beds, private u>nn<.uing bath, for four persons with meals on six days, hv the week, per person,$30.00. Room for husband and wife without d»ul\ hotel service with meals on six days, per person, $25.00. Shower hath facilities are available. FOOD IA ADRIAN: Famous Chef, except on Wednesday by MOLLY, “The best eoo{ in Southern Califorfnia.” Dining Room is open for Dinner, a la carte, wee{ nights, 7 - 8 p.m. Saturday, 6-/0 p.m., Sunday, 2:30 to 8:30. Dinners from $1.50 S2.00 to $3.00. C(X)KING CONTEST: TI IE CHETCO INN will give a prize of Sioo.oo io the amateur c<x>k who c<x>ks the best Sunday dinner fur our hotel dining room as a guest cook. A fee of $10.00 for each dinner will he paid to each contestant. I he winning cook will he on the air in a radio program at the close of the contest. SEND FOR FURTHER DETAILS. .Ire yon a good coo{? Do yon want t# demonstrate your art? Do yon want to prone your ability to your-family? I \T 1.R TI 11. COOKING CONTEST FOR GUEST COOKS CHETCO INN. BROOKINGS. OREGON
