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c OF 0 USRART - t On the Reef By B IL L P H E L P S My tru st in the re p re se n ta tiv e system of governm ent has re ceived a blow from w hich it will probably never recover. T he phal- lacies which govern o u r system have never been m ore openly re vealed th an w hen I listened to R epresentative H a rris E llsw orth K I « M > k l\< .> . I t K K t COI S T I . O K E « . O \ as he spoke in B rookings F riday. Volume 8- —N um ber 33 1‘H ll I OX X H V s S T I M I * — TT.X < T X T S R epresen tative E llsw orth is the man whom the voters of this a re a Blankenships Lease have elected to w re stle w ith the 1 gislative problem s w hich con- Smith River Cafe u r n us Daily he m ust m ake d - Mr. and Mrs. E. H. B lan k en 'ions which affect o u r lives and ship oi Packw ixxl. W ashington, C hris C ohlentz of H arlx ir w as "< liar« here. M a tte rs of national have leased th e re s ta u ra n t at old se rio u sh in ju red las, T uesday, op1 are se ttle d by th e judgm ent S m ith R ise r C o rn e ts from Jam es w hen he was caught b en eath a of this man, and o th e r m en like Hight and will o p e ra te the ’'Cozy fallin g log while unlo ad in g a him in C ongrt ss. C o rn er C ale.' Mr. B lan k en sh ip I t uck. Anil w hat kind of judgm ent w as w ith the D ouglas S eo tt Log Officials at S eaview hospital say do« s he h av e? I'll tell you! ging companv oi P ackw ood. Mrs th at he is recovering from in ju ries R ep resen tative E llsw orth fishes B lankenship fo rm erly o p e ra te d w hich included a fra c tu re d pelvis, the Rogue river! her own cafe. four fra c tu re s of the leg and in T h a t’s right. He w ent right past te rn a l injuries. He is ex p ected the W inchuck. right past th • to be confined to the hospital for Library to Begin Chetco, w ithout even a sidt ways a , least th re e m onths. glance. He w as headed for Agness. C o n stru ctio n on th e new lib rary T h e accident happened at K as- so he could fish in th e Rogue began las, S a tu rd a y w ith the rel Mill, w h e n 1 he w as unloading p o uring of th e floor slab, acco rd a load of logs. One of th e logs W hat kind of governm ent can ing to Mrs. E rm a I). Rice, c h a ir slipped from the load, am i fell on we expect from a m an th a t will m an of th e lib ra ry board. C oblentz. m otor over tw o of th e finest P rom pt actio n by a fellow stream s in existence to fish the w o rk m an probably saved Co- Rogue? I t ’s no w onder th a t o u r b len tz’s life. As the log fell, th e governm ent is riddled w ith C om o th e r m an caught it w ith th e m unists. . . R e p re sen tativ e E lls binder, bu, no, soon enough to w orth probably th in k s th e y ’re conservative R epublicans. A fter M rs Albina T am b a, 76 y e a r old p rev en t p art of its w eight from all, he prefers th e R ogue’s fishing m em ber of th e pioneer B rava falling on C ohlentz C h ris was tak en im m ediately to to the C hetco; who can tell w hat fam ily passed aw ay in C rescen t kind of decisions he’ll m ak e back C ity Sunday, Oct. 11, a f te r sev S eaview hospital in C rescen t C ity, in W ashington? eral y ears of ill h ea lth had con w h ere em ergency blood tra n s f u It doesn’t jibe at all w ith the fined h er to h er hom e in H arb o r. sions w ere given. O th e r tra n s f u other things I ’ve heard about the Mrs. T am ba w as born in S w itz sions w ere fu rn ish ed by th e R epresentative from R oseburg. erlan d , Ju n e 22, 1877, cam e to this B rookings W alking Blood B ank, We might expect S e n a to r M orse a re a as a sm all child, and had w hich sent tw o donors to th e to fish the Rogue. . . he’s used to lived here ev e r since. H er husbdnd hospital. being disappointed. T h ere are a preceded h er in d e a th in th e 1930s. num ber of b u re a u c ra ts w ith Mrs. Tamba was a charter Clive Manley, president of the Chamber of Commerce, by whom we’ve been acquainted member of the Chetco Grange some curious coincidence, was the thousandth person to be who’d fish th e Rogue on the where the charter will be draped typed at the Brookings-Harbor W alking Blood Bank. Dr. grounds th a t very few fish com e this Friday evening in her mem o Ed Sam uel is doing the typing. Group in background is out of if, th ere fo re th e re m ust be ry. probably w aiving preliminary hearing, or som ething like T he Curry County T.B and some there. B ut we d id n 't th in k Surviving are tw o sons. T heo H ealth Association w ill hold an th at.--B rook ings Studio Photo. th a t R ep resen tativ e E llsw orth dore, San Francisco, and Eugene, other well-baby clinic at Brook was susceptible to th a t kind of Harbor; and two sisters, Mrs ings Grade School Friday, Oct. 23 reasoning. Police Phone Listed Beatrice Payne. Klam ath, and j from 9:30 a m. to noon. Dr. Paul But if, th e next tim e you hear • New telephone num ber fo r the M rs. Pulvia Bosti, San Jose, Ronniger and County H ealth him, he’s tellin g you how m uch Services were held in Crescent N-urse Dorothea Miller will be in B rookings police chief is 3193. superior R ussia is to th e U nited charge. Brookings police can also be City Tuesday and Wednesday. S ta tes; how he p re fers W ashing contacted by calling the Del ton, D C . to his n ativ e w e st; how N orte County Sheriff, and asking he hopes th e D em ocrats win the them to radio our police. election, don’t be su rp rised . We could have told you th a t w as the R e p re se n ta tiv e H a r r i s E lls way he was going. A fte r all, he w o rth held out a gleam of hope prefers the R ogue to th e Chetco. F rid ay for a new road ea stw ard , ' from B rookings and H arlxir to T elevision is com ing to B,look w ard G ra n ts P ass. T he co n g ressm an told a cap aci ings. ty crow d at a C h am b er of Com- J S ta tio n K IE M -TV w ent on the T h e C ity C ouncil of B rookings m erce d in n e r held at C hetco ' air last w eek from E u re k a, and and the B rookings W a te r C om w ater supply th a t o u r people can G range hall th a t a bill introduc* d local d ealers reported fa ir test p an y had no, yet ag reed upon use, and w h e th e r we can get fire h y d ra n ts for th e ir p ro tectio n , o r by him this laz, s e s r’on m ay p ro p a tte rn reception in B rookings. H ours changed on th e B rook vide th m eans of building such i Since K IE M -TV is o p e ra tin g on te rm s foi the in sta lla tio n of fire w h e th e r the B rookings W a te r h y d ra n ts in the eitv. a, th e close ings W alking Blood B ank this highw ay. only one-lifth norm al ¡lower, and C om pany co n trols the C ity of f T u esd a y ’s council m eeting. week, as th e to tal n u m b er of w ith a tem p o ra ry a n ’« nna, th e re B rookings”. U nder E lls w o rth ’s bill, funds C o n tracts p rep ared by C ity A t typed persons reg istered over seem s to he every indication th at "W e an* anxious and w illing to realized from th e sale of F o rest | to rn ey Ed A ckley and by the n e g o tiate w ith the w a te r com i.ooo. r ception h ere will be good. New’ hours, effective im m edi S- rvice tim b e r m ay be used for ; No definite scheduling of re g u W a te r C om pany’s counsel w ere pany, he continued, "hut we will ately, are from 6 p.m. to K:.3O the c o n stru c t on of access roads lar program s has ye, been given rejected by th e opjiosing p a rtie s no, tak e as a m a tte r of e o u r s ’ into th a t tim ber. T he hill is d e I m. T uesdays and T h ursdays. by the E u re k a statio n . T h e sta- as u n satisfac to ry . u ltim a tu m s which the w a te r com signed to m ak e m a rk e ta b le tijn- The new h o urs w ere n e c e ssita t C ity A tto rn ey A ckley listed is pany throw ’ a, this c ity ” . • on is o p e ra tin g now w ith 5.000 ed by the p ressu re of w ork on ber m ore accessible, and would w a tts power, and plans to l>oos, objectionable te rm s in th e con T he w a te r com pany added, Dr. Ed S am uels, who has tak en undoubtedly be used, if passed to to 30,000 a f te r all in sta lla tio n s are tra c t which he said ’’w ould have W ednesday, th a , d elay s in th e care of the ty p ing since th e bank co n stru c t m ain line access roads finished. the effect of giving th e com pany signing of the c o n tra c t will neces was founded. H ours given to into such an a re a as th a t which ;• co ntinuing fran ch ise", and th e s ita te changes in th • d a te s ft r blood typing have consum ed so lies behind B rookings. W a te r C om pany co u n tered W ed w hich the h y d ran ts w ere prom com ing session ol C ongress U nder p resen t conditions, th ere much of his tim e th a t it was nesday th a t A ckley’s s u b s titu te ised. Iioth co n tra c ts had s tip u Mr. E llsw orth had w oids, too. necessary to m ove th e blood is no re latio n betw een th e sum s of hone concerning the develop c o n tra c t elim in ated provisions la te d th at ten h y d ra n ts should b«» realized from tim b e r and the j typing hours into th e evening. m ent of th e harboi here, but they w hich w ere ag reed upon in p re in stalled by J a n u a ry 20, and ten Last week the bank proved its am o u n ts expended upon roads in j w ere dim m er th an for th e road. lim in ary n eg o tiatio n s for the m ore during the next year. value once again, as volunteers th e N atio n al F o rests, E llsw o rth , He said th a t a reconn aissan ce co n tra c t, as w ell as m ak in g o th er In o th e r action, th e C ity C oun rushed to Seaview hospital to fur said. B ecause of the lack of a j survey of C hetco Cove had been un ag reed upon stip u latio n s. cil c o n tin u e d n e g o tia tio n s w ith nish blood for the fourth time. sy stem atic ro ad system , only four authorized, a f te r changes in plans Ackley safd W ednesday th a t the engineering firms re la tiv e to pre- Russ Shea and Cecil Burrell made billion of th e six billion feet of for th • h arb o r had been m ade. Council will ta k e up th e m a tte r i lim in ary surveys con cern in g a the trip to furnish blood for Chris m a rk e ta b le tim b e r in the fo rests An eat Her p re lim in ary survey w ith C harles A. H eltzel, public m unicipal w a te r supply, either Cohlentz. seriously injured in a are cut. had been disapproved because of u tility com m issioner of th e S ta te acquired or built. logging accident. T hey failed to act upon a code R e p re se n ta tiv e E l l s w o r t h heavy expense, but changes in of Oregon, who had previously Dr Samuel intends to keep w arn ed though, th a t such a designed to govern television a n ... n . pro- t ojans fo r th e harbor, E llsw o rth o rd ered Ihe h y d ra n ts in stalled right on typing people until every gram will not com e into b e in ' te n n a in stalla tio n s w ithin th e city, "W e are going to find o u t,” havi re suited in th e plan- one in the Brookir.gs-Harbor area overn ig h t, an d said th a t th e bill Ackley said, " w h e th e r th e Citv w hich had been ap p ro v ed by the have had a chance to be typed. nay n<v even be enact* f in th w- ?< irt p » f B rookings * can get a decent i p lan n in g com m ission. Nowhere A Finer Climate — Nowhere A Finer Community LO G O -A nd It Looks It Chris Coblentz Hurt By Failing Log 1 Pioneer Harbor Resident Dies Well-Baby Clinic Here October 23 HIGHWAY EAST POSSIBILITY, EUSWORTH SAYS Television Tests Received Here HOURS CHANGE AT BLOOD BANK Council, Water Co. Fail To Agree on Hydrants