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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1952)
P age T wo P; 1 - I chi S Or G cm Th t f it SiX J lei Th * Wt tic Cc L of Jh ho ' ho wl C< it< ' “1 ' tr I 'M M I I BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT the people of this nation. I do rem em bc* what these old Con Entered as second-class matter, at the postofflee at Brookings, Ore- federates said, “Lincoln uwa a century beyond his tone.“ Child March 7. 1946. under the Act of March 3, 1879. as I was at the time, 1 recall D ewey A kers , Editor and Publisher distinctly hearing a man by the name of Bob Williamson, one of SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Confederates, say, “Lincoln One Year, in Curry County____________________ J^.oo these was censured because he teas a One Year, outside Curry County________________ $3-5° friend to mankind. He did not hate the south because of seces NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS: Kindly notify of any s»on he tried to stop it. He kneu as the south knew, that slavery S I reSS m advance. Failure to do SO costs two u’us wrong, but he also knew that cents per issue sent to the old address. Subscription will the opposition to slavery origi- lx- dropped unless subscriber notifies Pilot Uf of c chanrr r iu n g c . PARENTS MUST WATCH CHILDREN Thursday February 14, i„ s . INSURANCE THAT INSURES!! FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE li e are now associated with several Old Line Insurance Com panies and can guarantee the best insurance service you can obtain anywhere. Southern Curry Realty Comany Box 177 Phone 304 Charles H. Grayshel Martha Grayshel Brookings Guy F. Rice Erma D. Rice """'d .,he. Va.nkee. w*?<? traders lived that kept up the slave traffic. During the time I spent in Illinois, and while attending the University of Illinois, I became in:r‘KUcd by the legend of Lin- CATERPILLAR No. 12 POWER ROAD GRADER •y • • i j i lOUtn, Whom one would least suspect, have been ap- lice, caught in a couple of “gangs” which have been do- lice, caught in a couple og “gangs” winch have been do- t l V t h ^ p i a e e . ^ c h X d ing considerable pilfering about the town, especially in P ncc been residences, such as homes and cars. Due to their age no names will men A,ton’ Springfield and others, i . th e >. 1 »1 . . 1 . ] even followed the circuit traveled i i d through these columns, but parents are uregd to when he debated Stephen a . watch movements of their children at all times_if there P ° uK,as- stra n g e as it may seem nnglit be- any question about the childrens actions. wiiy did these children get involved in this work? I hat on<1 or m°re of these debates. question must be answered by the parents of those who I T*“ nalio” Wf<i’ ° Lineoln were apprehended. It puzzles officers why such i n t e l l i - 1 t X X / X s e gent youngsters cannot distinguish right from wrong_ ffive him a little heifer co- wiry they chose to steal and become criminally inclined. S X X , X X " S i ic entire nation has been confronted, especially in °* y ° u must remember, was a the past decade, with this problem of juvenile delin- fa4lure a t ^ '^ y t h in g he attem pt- quency. Brookings, until the incorporation, was never made conscious of its presence here. | ---------------------------- I I k I ilot does not seek news which may hamper the future of any youth who has made a mistake, and is will 'National Scout' ing to change his mode of conduct. For this reason no Week Is Observed On February 8, 1910, just 42 mention was made of the youth at the time of their ap prehension. However, the Pilot wishes to warn parents. | duced in America nfRrom aEnBUnd where it originated. Since that Sandy, in Kentucky, told me as time the movement h a t gained a youth th at he knew what it each year until it is today one m eant to have a family torn by of the greatest orginzations of belief. He had two brothers in the nation. Annually, on the week in which the Confederate army, and two in the Union army. Those in the February 8 falls. "National Scout 'g ray ” never returned home _ W eek” is observed, by various killed, he said, in the battle of methods over the country. In a number of places scouts attend Bowling Green, Ky. religious services in a body, arc Kven a fter the Emancipation asked to wear their uniforms to Proclamation, the south did not school, and to make public ap despise Lincoln as one might be pearances. lieve. Many southerners stood to Scouting program is recognized lose many hundreds of dollars by the world over as about the best the liberations of the slaves. It plan for character building for was Lincoln s plan, had he lived, hoys—and girls. to have re-imbursed the south tn j some manner for the loss. How- ON BUSINESS n v r , his aarly death kept that Clyde Williamson of Port O r plan a secret. ford and F. W. Link later of Coos As much as we revere Lincoln Bay, both insurance and real es today, we must not lose sight of tate men. were callers in this the fact that he was continuously By D B W BY at <xlds with his cabinet. He was area last week, representing not friendly to his congress. He num ber of their clients. Tuesday many states observed was actually the most lonesome the birthday of Abraham Lin Juan in the national capital. He coln. enigma of the world today was "too m odern” for the people a» much as he was during his of his time. own time. However, Lincoln was Colleges like Oregon State, or the man of the hour, and this any other land-grant college, has nation today might have been Lincoln to thank for their e.r- quite different had he never l»een iafemc«. Deprived of any chancf o u r president. It is Impossible to I #» Office hours, 9 a. m. 5 p. m. a u p jx w » h a t. without hi» /or farm», the union would I k - in „, , " U,U DR R E. SM ITH th is age. B iographers have been that fu tu re generations would be <7ii«n the opportunity to learn a DENTIST man> and q u ite in disagreem ent trade, profession or become ntu- «bout his life. PHONE 293 His h/c, today, has become u cuted in hta o ilm peculiar way. Passage of that bill was pre- legend in the history of these DR. JO H N WILLS da led h\ many of his contem- I nited States Yet. during his <Hcn OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN term < m president he uas more poraries as radical useless, and and surgeon of course, w asteful. Lineoln went despised t h a n any modern-day president. 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