Thursday, April io, 1952
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON
For Whot It's Worth .
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By CuFTORD P Rows i
Close to 175 years ago, thirteen colonies along the East-
ern seaboard banded together and declared their indepen
dence from Great Britain being unable
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any longer to stand the tyranny of its gov
eminent. High on the l i s t of wrongs
S against w hich they protested was the fact
j j that w hile England levied t a \ c s upon
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them, she allowed them no representa
tion in Parliament.
loday over a million citizens of the
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great nation which sprang from this War
of Independence are being subjected to
treatment much more grievous than that experienced by
the original colonists.
I am referring to the more than a million young men
who daily are offering their lives to a country whose peo
ple refuse them a voice in their government. 1 am plead
ing the case for the more than one million young men
in our armed forces who have not reached the age of
twenty-one and so are deprived of the right to vote.
To be taxed without representation is certainly a le
gitimate basis for vigorous complaint; to be asked to offer
up one’s life without representation makes the former
complaint seem petty by comparison. To argue that one
is old enough to fight in protection of one’s country but
t(X) young to vote for those who will govern that coun-
try is to talk the language of fools. I his government of»
the people, by the people, and for the people should in
sist that when a youth is called into military service to
protect his nation’s ideals, he should be granted auto
matically the privilege of adding his voice to those who
determine the ideals.
In a democratic form of government such as ours which
claims the ballot to be more powerful than the bullet, it
is indeed ironic that our youth should be provided with
the latter and deprived of the former.
toy Inviting
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Dealers in the
following
merchandise:
Groceries
Hardware
^Maytag Appliances
frigidaire
Appliances
Coleman Heating
Youngstown
Kitchens
Universal Pumps
Fuller Paints
Larro Feeds
Lee and Levi
Clothing
Wesco and Currin
Shoes
Fishing Tackle
Evinrude Motors
HANSCAMS
South Side of
r Chetco Bridge
In The Mail-box:
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Harbor, Oregon
Phone Brookings
2566
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E ditor, P ilo t: I have noticed in
the P ilot lately q u ite a lot of
com m ent, th re a ts and rew ard no B rookings office at M atot Co -
tices, p erta in in g to poisoning of Phone 291, B rookings o r call Ph
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4. • 3521, C rescent C ity, o r w rite P
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1 O Box 342, C rescent Citv. J E
lars of this dog killing o r w h o l (j im ) DAYTON, d istrib u to r. B u - !
did it. B ut I do know th a t in the tan e ta n k s for ren t, sale or lease
p a s t tw o y ea rs dogs have killed Office located at A nderson Plum b
ap p roxim ately $ 3 0 0 0 w orth of ing Co., F resn o S tre e t, offi Pa-1
(sheep and I ’ tell you Mr. R eader cific Ave., C rescent City.
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th a t w hen you find $400 or $500 ------------------------- -----------
w orth of sheep killed in one night
you know th a t if don’t get the
dogs they will do it again. Yon
get p re tty desperate. M aybe th at
isn’t th e reason for the poison
ing in Brookings. H ow ever. 1
don’t think anyone would poison
a dog unless for reason W hen
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loose dogs ru n around nights, and
you c a n ’t catch them at th e ir
m ischief, th e old m eal ticket is
g ettin g h u rt by som eone's pet —
so you m ay see a sheep m an's
w ay of looking at it.—W ilbur Os
tran d e r. P istol River.
Gas Company
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CURRY COUNTY
LUMBER COMPANY
WILLOX VENEER MFG. CO.
C O -O P E R A TIV E Association
60 Membership Shares Authorized By Charter
E ditor's N ote: No one doubts
or questions the livestock m en’s
case over th e county fn general
about dogs. However, poisoning
is the cow ardly m ethod doing the
job. T h ere are scores of traps,
and m ethods of accom plishing the
feat. E xperience in M ontana, in
a co u n try w here both sheep and
c a ttle run in thousands poisoning
is looked upon w ith m uch dis
favor. In B rookings, how ever, the
ease is spite, for n early everyone
of the poisonings occurred on the
sam e s tre e t o r neighborhood
February 15, 1952
Requests for Information, Application or Subscriptions should be
directed to W ILLO X V LNELR MFG. CO.
P L A N T —2 miles north of Brookings, Orc., Main Hwy 101, or
PO R T LA N D O bi ICE— Room 713, Board of Trade Building,
Corner S. W. 4th Ave., and Oak St., A 1 water 93H8.
WILLOX VENEER MANUFACTURING CO.
BR(X)KINGS, O REG O N
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