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On the
Reef
By B IL L P H E L P S
F'or a long, long tim e w e ’ve ,
w anted to pour out o u r soul on
the subject of the T rials and
Iiib u la tio n s of the editor. The
only tro u b le was, th at we never
knew how to tell about them in
prin tab le language.
But Ed M cClain has solved ad
th at fo r,u s . He has co n trib u ted
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the following,
ï, w hich ex p resseth ' O lL im c n — i \ l i m b e r 5 2
in deep and u n d ersta n d in g w ords
ju st w hat we go through.
Nowhere A Finer Climate - Nowhere A Finer Community
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It M a y Be Poor English, But It's Good Idea
CANST THOU B EA T IT ?
C onsider th e E ditor! A chijd is
born un to the w ife of a m e rc h an t
in the town. T he physician get-
teth 10 bucks. T he ed ito r w rite th
a stick and a h alf and te lle th th e
m u ltitu d e th a t th e child tip p eth
the beam at nine pounds. Yet, he
lieth even as a centurion. And th e
proud fath ei giveth him a C rem o.
. . . Behold, th e young one g ro w
t h up and g ra d u a te th . And the
ed itor p u tte th into his p ap e r a
swell notice. Yea. a peach of a '
notice. He telleth of the wisdom
of the young w om an and of h e r
exceeding com eliness. Like u n to
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the roses of S h aro n is she, and
her gown is played up to b eat
the band. And th e d re ssm a k er
g e tte th tw o score and four iron
men. And th e ed ito r g e tte th a
note of th an k s from th e sw eet
girl g ra d u a te . . . And the d au g h
te r goeth on a journey. And th e
ed ito r th ro w eth him self on th e
sto ry of the farew ell p arty . It
ru n n e th a colum n solid. And th e
fa ir one rem e m b ereth hun fi-om
a fa r w ith a p ic tu re postal card
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th a t co steth six for a jitney.
Behold, she re tu rn e th and th e
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youth of th e tow n fall down and
in nrooKings. H igh winds took the sign down, but the safety drive goes on.
worship. S he picket h one and lo,
she picketh a lemon. B ut the edi-
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tor calleth him one of o u r prom is-J u
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mg young m en and g e tte th aw ay , H O n Z e l
S p e a k s
w ith it. And th ey send unto th e *
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board calls
FOR BIDS ON
HIGH SCHOOL
Bids w ere req u ested this w eek
b> School D istrict 17C for th e
co n stru c tio n of th e new B rook-
m g s-H arb o r high school.
I he bids a re to be opened F r i
da.\, M arch 19. at th e school.
A w arding of the c o n tra ct will
see th e beginning of action on
th e new high school, for w hich
local v o ters last fall au th o rized
a $378,500 bond issue. The school
b o ani hopes th a t co n stru ctio n will
he com pleted early in th e follow
ing year.
R J. K eeney of M edford is
arch itect on the school, w hich w ill
in« hide a ca feteria , gym nasium ,
and offices as well as classroom s.
C o n stru ctio n of the building will
go a long w ay to w ard allev iatin g
the ac u te lack of space in B rook
ings schools.
C om plete p lans an d specifica
tions for th e building will be on
tile a t th e office of th e su p erin
ten d en t of schools here, so th a t
l<x al c o n tra c to rs m ay p re p are
bids for an y su b -c o n tra c ts th a t
th ey a re in te re ste d in.
L a te r a list of p rim e c o n tra c
to rs bidding on the job will lie
available, so th a t prospective su b
c o n tra c to rs m ay subm it bids on
G raveside services w ere held in p a rts of th e co n stru ctio n to them .
i (¡ra n ts P ass for E rank C “ B uddy” cori W ork th a t will probably be sub
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rPTTy
- i)r
- n ” tra
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rac-
d by the p rim e u co um
n trac-
P etty . 70, who
who dtpd
died at
at hjg
his hom>
hom e j co
wiring, P’um
plum bing,
The P a re n t-T e a c h e r’s Assoeia- in Cave Ju n c tio n S a tu rd a y . H e L J m includes lWir,ngl
to ,h
th e ir
sehol- w as born N ovem ber 25. 1883, in ‘
^ ()tk> b eat\ ng’ and o th e r
“ ion
7 •’ added
* * ” ’ * $172.91
,7 2 -W ,o
,r scho'-
fund F
w ith
ith a a highlv
and had
had lived
lived in
O re-
of i n s t r u c t i o n .
M innesofa,
innesota, and
in O
re P
a irship
,!ih |P funi'
f riday,
•’■day, w
highl> M
!,ufEessful old-fashioned pie sale.! gon for 50 years.
. V,s" ors ,o 'h e evening e n ter- !
B efore m oving to C ave Ju n ctio n K N E E S H E R E
Mr. and Mrs. Knee a re spend
' aln m ‘ n ' *1*™' 'h a t m uch to buy lo u r m o nths ago, he lived in
pie, eai pie and have a fine tint« B rookings w h ere he w as em ployed ing two w eeks at th e ir oceanside
th ro u g h th e evening e n te rta in - as bookkeeper at F re e m a n ’s s and
a n a bwrne n e a r th e W inchuck b efore
m e n t.
several saw m ills, and in Rouge I r e ,u r n i,l/ to >h''ii ran ch in t Jtah
'Pile larg e crowd was e n te r- R iver w h ere he w orked for th t
tain ed by a n u m ber of acts, in- U. S. F o rest Service.
M aude E., and a son, Jam es W.,
P e tty is survived by bis wife, both of C ave Junction.
stratiMn. V re d ^ F o x m J M rs" Max'
tiw E D R IV E S A F E IN THIS COMMUNITY
Tonight A t
® ubidJ ? th e wed(lins. and
behold th e bids are fashioned in
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a far city. . . . F low ery and long .
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8 T he m i n X ? g e t I b e ^ f cB ' 0Okin^
Chamber Dinner
H art» '- C ham -
te th ten bones. T h e X m s ta n d ' Hn„°>, C° mm<‘rce w i" h a a r A. J .
eth the e d ito r off for a 12 m onths PlvwXLt m anaK,' r of B rookings
subscription. . . . All flesh is g ra ss m.'.nthly d i n n 7 m L i r 7 1 7 7
an d in tim e the w ife is g ath ered 1 T he d in n er will 1 '
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u n to th e soil. T h e m in iste r g et- th e C hetco G range h»n h •
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te th his bit. T he e d ito r p rin te d , at 7 « i p m L a X nrf L be? n m n K
a death notice, tw o colum ns of I bly of God church w li
AsM>m'
obitu ary , th re e lodge notices a
Honzel w ho ha
h stIV°.
cubit of p o etry and a r a n , , o f h," ' 7
l‘n m an « « er
• banks. And he f o r g e t t e V t ^ a d
t
proof on th e head and the darned
th in g com eth out. "Gone To H e r
L ast R oasting P la c e .” . . . And
all th at a rc akin to th e deceased
ju m p eth on th e ed to r w ith ex-
ceeding g re at jum ps. And they
plans for e x p a n X i j f o r e firm ’s
th e
local group
K arlier B rookings Plyw ood had
Pit SOCIAL
SWELLS PTA
SCHOOL FUND
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L’;a " : , y \ . \ T : . ea.S,: . l<K:al
presented a
production i,v half avain w .'.h '?,“ ' ” '"1' ' ,l‘uusnf-r P resented a grout
in sta lla tio n
n e w i"
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s. and Mrs. B e ,.,
p ulled, o u , th e ir ads and cancel-
ed , then- su b scrip tions, and they
s u in g th e h am m e r even unto th e
th ird and fo u rth g enerations.
Services Held For
“ Buddy" Petty
CLARENCE BROOKS FILES FOR COUNTY
JUDGE; LANTZ RUNNING FOR SHERIFF
D irectin g the m e e d n g w I h e wo
? h SC" ° O' ' ,r''Ken,« 'i
K a rl O sten b erg pres den, o lh, ! l
S ™ 1* ° f S' Uden' S in folk
B rookings -1 ¿ ¿ o r C h a m b e r n t
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C om m erce
C h am b er of
P la y in g for the dances w ere
Tw o new ca n d id ates app eared b ro u g h t tru c k in g reg u latio n s in
Mrs. Ed H oar, F ra n k T y g a rt and on th e political horizon th is week, O regon into line w ith those in
D ave C ro ck e tt. W hile the dances an d co u n ty ra ces w ere g e ttin g n eighboring
states.
le g is la tio n
w ere being held, Les Dim m ick fu lle r th an ever.
w ritte n and sponsored by him is
T he tw o new ones w e re both cred ited w ith m aking larg e sav
w as show ing m oving .pictures to
¡th e children present.
R epublicans. They a re Clarenc** ings in shipping ra te s possible.
B rooks said in a sta te m e n t th a t
Also p re sen ted durin g th e ev e II. B rooks of Langlois, ru n n in g
T he ( itiz e n s ( h a r te r com m ittee
Rnnnt iinn.i •
for
th
e
R
epublican
nom
ination
for
he
w as keenly inf» rested in all
ning
w
as
th
e
school
hand,
con
com pleted w ork F rid a y on th e
nr IfaM* ins v e te ra n riv er-
co
u
n
ty
judge,
and
P
erc
y
L
an
tz
ol
phases
of county governm ent as
ducted
by
R
obert
D
ick;
tw
o
proposed C ity C h arter, and a re u L h v
J ? ’gue> u 'as drow ned
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Sixes, ru n n in g for th e R epublican w ell as th e w e lfa re of th e young
dances
by
Blossom
B
ehec’s
sm
all
now p rep arin g the final docum ent R oguew oJds
n ff,P ’ nPar
people of th e county. H e took an
children class; Jero m e Nichols on nom ination for sheriff.
em bodying th e ir decisions, accord- H aw kins wac •
the cornet ;tw o vocal n u m b ers hv j Brooks th u s becom es the th ird a c tiv e .part in the organization of
ing to C. Ed D em psev ch a irm an t
k '? s u a s ,n & hoat w ith
can d id a ate
te on the R epublican hal- th e Ju v en ile G range.
of the group.
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m an .J a m e s N orm an of Gold Beach. F red F ox; Ann W hite and Glenda cai’d
t
lot
for
co u n ty judge. A lready
P ercy L antz, who is running for
The docum ent will he given to
Th<? boat o v e r- K iffer, s tu d e n ts of Bonny K ay
th e city a tto rn e y for stu d y t o X X
he m nt’7 . WerP !r ' in"
M incer in a ta p dance; a skit by r u m u n g a r e F re d A d a m s a n d th e sh eriff, is a ra n c h e r on the Sixes
B re n e r
and
Alice incum bent., G uy F o rsy th .
river. A resident of Sixes for ten
w h eth er it satisfies all le c a l r a-
rnotor to avoid becom - M arg aret
A resid en t o f O regon for 23 y ea rs, he is a past m a ste r of the
q uirem ents, and then will be pre- * The
d,1<t ° n fh<‘ rifflc R ausch, accordion m usic by B a r
y ears, B rooks o p e ra te s a sm all G ran g e tlujre, and ch airm an of
s m te d to C ity Council for rc ,h
u
T . 3" Was wel1 know " bara H edberg, and several num -
fa rm at Langlois. H e is C’tviy th e R epublican C en tral com m it
Irers
by
th
e
B
arbershoppers,
led
by
stu d y a , th e ir M arch 9 m eetin g ; "".it. lo u t th e c o u n ty , and was
. co u n ty Pom ona G ran g e m aster, tee,
When finally approved, th e i riv e r X d e ^ H e w " * 7 ' ’
" Mr. Dick.
L u th e r T isdale acted as a n and is serv in g his fifth y e a r on the
L ^n tz is 18 y ears old, a v eteran
c h a rte r will be p re se n te d to th e y ea rs cf a - e
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nouncer of e n te rta in m e n t and C u rry co u n ty fair board. H e has of th e lu s t w orld w ar. He is a
v o ters of th e city a t the M av
t - u
,
ju s t com pleted a t» rm on the m em fxT of th e A m erican Legion,
p rim ary election for th e ir approv- m , s ^ 2 ? 5 s u , ' ' ’vor is his m o th er, a u c tio n e er of th e pies.
C
u n y e-.unty P ublic W elfare com th e D isabled A m erican V eterans,
P
ies
w
ere
auctioned
betw
een
al or disapproval.
I ’^ A n g e lin a H aw kins, u ho live.,
num bers, and pie and coffee w ere m ission, and is su p erv iso r and sec and th e M asonic lodge and F a st-
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a t Q uesatna, up the river.
re ta ry of th e C u rry co u n ty Soil
rn Star-.
Si’rved la te r in the evening.
Mrs. P au l P eterse n
C o n serv atio n D istrict.
L an tz is th e second can d id a te
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A
rehte
M
cG
ow
an
E d ito r Bill P helps atten d e d th e
S unday from S alem w h e re
Bi (X>ks is w ’.i know n th ro u g h - to file for th e s h e rllf’s job. The
> s :■ M today fo r th e ir hom e jn B urns
showed h er cu red of TB.
ON PA convention in E ugene last , •
wjp jt ,, spon incum bent, G lenn Sabin, filed
I O re . af»er a five w eeks vis » F.«r
so rin g stat*
legislation which som e w eeks previousl.>
Charter Group
Concludes Study
Riverman Dies
In Rogue Rapids