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0F HARMONY SHOW H (R ( SATURDAY
Nowhere A Finer Climate -
Nowhere A Finer Community
KI’ H -r o n N E W SST A N D «— TKN C ENTS
BROOKINGS. C l RRV COCNTV. OBEOOF
Thursday, April 28, 1955
Volume io—No. io
The SXtTCHBOOK
If
ACCIDENTS KILL TW O
CAR ACCIDENT
>
"broadside accident killed one,
B rookings w om an. M ildred Mol
ino, 50. and sent four m ore people
to th e hospital early S unday
m o’ ning. T he c ra sh occured on
’ -¡hig h w ay 101; ju st a few feet from
P edroli Drive.
In ju re d w ere E m ilt S teinhauer.
who s u f f e r 'd broken ribs, cut eye
lid. scalp, and leg cuts, and a
sp re 'n e d back. Roy Molino, h u s
band of th e dead w om an, wTio had
ß u d ßckasieh
i hr in concussion, cut eye and
face and '"gs. and various bruises:
P a r dhn m e. b id m y B V D ’s a r
fact ; ( lay
showing. Not n r i r i of >ou not E rnest Elli.;, cut
V aughn, nnUiple fra c tu re s oi the
ic u l. no* Ix'ing little G u te n b e rg s
hut l v - be n running the ¡.©"d , !ert a -m and right ankle, and
laceratio n s o f ’ th e face
ing o v e r th -s co’u t.m w ith a lo w er m ult
c"s> "v" ins» ’ad c f a “ri” ih m v end legs.
As n e a r as Police C hief Bud
lu s t m oniciire, Bud. So for m ouths
■ecs could fig u re th e assident,
it h a s re a d Bvd. Boy is m y face
J.
no's ear, a 1954 Ford, w as
red.
»I
- ’ n o rth on 101. Molino's e a r
v n s a tte m p tin g , a p p a n n tly . to
Folks, you ju st have to atte n d t
onto P edroli D rive to ta k e
tt© Barbershop{x?r C avalcade oj S u h a u e rs home. They* w ere
H arm ony S a tu rd a y night. My , p e n g from C rescent City. I t
d th a t he trie d to tu rn to
w ife sings w ith a q u a rte t, and be
lieve me. th e y ’re d arn good. The <-
as th e accident happ. ned
hours and hours of p ractice they r'w i t 50 feet from the P e d ro ’'
a n d th e o th e rs put in n a l l y w a r P riy e . C ross said.
In T> > m eantim e, a 1952 Ch '
ra n ts y o u r atten tio n .
ro let. di ven by Clay V aughn from
O brion. O regon w as going ro 1’’
For sem e of you o ld-tim ers the T he d riv e r st. t ’d t h " ' t ’ e '
songs w ill be a good tim© to re t m he saw M oiino’s e a r it wa
call y o u r c o u rtin ’ days. Som e of d irectly in fro n ’ e f him. h ro n d ric
you y o u n g sters will enjoy a mo !-
P o th e a rs w ere com pletely de-
1 rn tw ist to se m i bill tunes.
n o 'ts h e d . T he B rookings A m bu’-
anee assisted in ta k in g the ae-
dent v ictim s to th e hospital in
W hen E lm ” r B ankus resigned C rescent City.
from th e budget com m ittee, the
city losl a very valu ab le man.
B ankus, being a biisir.”«« m an all
his life, could c o n trib u te very
m uch to th e co m m ittee’s work.
by
f OLD
5OLDF1SH
IN
THE
W ELL
W ho th r iw th e Gold Fish in
the W ishing W ell? T hat w as.
th e question c irc u la tin g about
B rookings last week. T h e well
is sponsored by the All-Year
E v en ts Association, and is
located rig h t in front of th e
Post Office. Money is tossed in
to help yap the A ll-Y isr E vents
c o s t s. H ow ever, somebody
tossed in a Gold F ish as w ell.
FUNERAL SERVICES
HEED FOR
BABY
• G raveside services w ere held
for M ark Olli«' Ja g g e rs 2 m onth
old. S atn rd av . Anril 23"d at W ard
Memcyial C em etery w ith Rev.
W illiard
S pencer
o f f ic ia tin g .
Brow n M art try w as in charge.
M ark w -s born F e b ru a ry 15,
955, i" C r se nt C V the son of
D n-’v and N orm a Ja g g e rs H e
died suddenly at home o r 'p r i l 21
S urviving b side« h s p a r nts
re his ’ra n d n a re n ts, M r anil Mi's
p . C Jag g ers of Brookings and
Mr and " s ’ohi. a tit >■’ ’. is
alia. C alifornia, f
*
Louie Webb 1$
Killed In Mishap
HIGHW AY 101 CI.AIMS
L IF E O F N E W CAR
.(B ew are, Old Ones!)
■ al
And, rson, Brookings, driy-»
W ebb w as killed in stan t-
n a new Iluick, had a r.oar tragic
¡n R n x ik in g ^ T u e sd a y m orning
e ’e id e n u te c e n tly H e w as d r iv in g ij^ about 8 a m w h e rr» c a t blade
along highw7»y_ll)l on dlw- w '5 to evEsJv«xl his chest. W ebb w as ad-
K lam ath w h o th e vehicle hil jtlsting the cable lift on the blade,
a r»d and «kidded over an em w ith the engine of th e m achine
bankm ent. A nderson bailed out of running, w hen th e a d ju stm e n t
th e ear, avoiding serious injury, slipiN’d, and accidently threw th e
but the c a r w as a com plete wreck. unit into gear. T he blade cam e up,
and crushed him betw een th e back
of the blade and the cat.
CUB BACK MEETING T he accidi n t happened on Dodge
SET FOR SATURDAY Avenue w here W ebb w as doing
A Cub Seoul Pack m eting will some contract logging. Webb, 43,
he h e 'd at 7:30 p m at the VFW w as m arried and had a child.
Servict s will be held a t the
hall Friilay night. Prizes will he
aw arded at Ih d tim e on tt.” re E lks Hall, T hursday, a t 2 p.m.
cent soap sale held there, in which w ith th e E lks Lodge officiating
co eases of soap w ere sold A’ In te rm e n t will be at the Yamhill
sm all p a rty for th e boys will h C em etery in Yamhill, Oregon.
' (i, o 1' V i’lg th e m eeting The Brown M ortuary is in charge
H e w as lx>rn in T illam ook, O r-
group wish to th a n k the public
1 egon on A pril 11, 1912.
lor th e ir support in th e drive.
I
GRAND JURY
INDICTS MAN ON
Eighty-Six Vota
In School Election
E ig h ty six of the 1600 eligib’*
vo ters in Seh> o’ D istrict 17C t t r r
Z 1"
jv>
«1 o u t for th • election held to e x
ceed th e si
percent lim ite tio ’
la st hursday. A pril 21, and by a
vote of 81 to 5, authorized l b
School D istrict to e-> ahead w ith
th f ir budget for 1955-56.
The election oflclals were Mrs
Amy
Davis,
Mrs. M artha
Lucille Cole.
Mrs.
Elaine
K err.
Bullock, and Mrs.
LADY WRESTLERS
PLAN SHOW HERE
Real live lady w re stle rs will
be in Brookings next, a card spon
CHARLES S 'H T C N
piTES arc SAID
sored by tb x VEW post, w ith the
proceeds going for the school a th
letic fund.
F o u r m atches, one m ale w ith
Yogi H vssane, 207 pounds out < r
.<«ä
A ipjxirt of th e Gpand* Ju ry
w as su e 1 'h s v '" 'k by D istrict
A ttorney Sam Hail, calling for
F o u r indictm ents, and tw o recom
m endations. T he first r. jw rt dealt
w ith g am b lin '’ in C u rry County,
follow ing a b earin g th e last of the
>• ; in C o'd 1> aeh.
,
T he retwirt sta te s th at according
•o te s tir ’ \ from the th ree m ajor
e r ts ot thv countv, including a
group f/om Brookings, th a t the
"county :s en tirely free from o r
ganized vice." 'Die report said
fu rth e r th at “o u r county, would,
m.' xl l> a rc m a r' able exception
if in fact no gam bling existed in
it at all tim es.” W e do not feel
th a t th e am ount which does take
place is by any m easure out of
proportion w ith e th tr counties.
W e w ould call for cooperation of
th e pub lic w ith police officers in
stam p in g c u t th a t which doe« oc
c u r"
- SI
Secondly, the G rand Ju ry obser
ved th e condition of the cou rt
horse, and said th a t, "It is our
opinion th a t not only is it wholly
inad eq u ate from th e standpoint
of space and facilities for th e op-
ratio n s of o u r county govern
m en t, but also it is defin itely a
fire trap . W© highly recom m end
the building of a new cou rt house.
The G rand J u ry tu rn e d in a
hip f indictm ents. 1. S ta te vs.
sse E. Davis, in a nx'" ’ gun
iwing episode in B rr '' ' ’s.
. S ta t vs C laren ce K rueger, who
w as c h a n • 1 w ith o|x>ning and
onducting forbiild •’ rr-'m’“ He
s out on $500 bail. 3. The S ta te
s. M\ "¡’I Da'vis, who w as charged
vith f ist d eg ree arson, in th e
reei nt b u rn in g of th e S ilv er
Springs Lodge in P o rt O rford. He
pleaded g u ilty to th e eharg©, and
w as sentenced to five vears. 4.
The S ta te vs. Ralph L e ste r Van
Blenieon, in a non-sup|>ort case.
F u n eral «•--'■¡ops for C harles M.
Ir.siubal, '1'urkey vs
hn
T 't o n , of Brookings, w ere held
Dobbs of O m aha, N ebraska, a n ',
at C r'sw e ll O ’- '" o r on V ^ n e s d « "
tw > lady w restlin g m at chi s, w ith
’ n r l ?7th Brow n M n rtu a rv :s
Je rry
H u n te r grappling w itn
n c h a n ’e of local a rra n g e m e n ts
Je a n n e W ilson In a on© fall 30-
Mr. S u tto n w as born on S ep tem
m inute special event.
b er 12. 1885, tit F a irb u ry , Kansas.
A girls ta g te irn is also plan
He cam e to O regon 40 years ago.
My first visit to Gold Beach
ned fo r the evening perform ance,
P lans progressed this w eek on IIo cam e to B rookings from C res
w as ex citin g to say th ? least. tfci> building of 51 new hom es bv well about 18 m onths ago and has
which Consists of all four gals
T he S h a rp F our, a high school q u a rte t from E ugene. Oregon
W hat With g rand juries, attorn».'
a lte rn a tin g in th e ring.
b . B eresa Co. of C alifornia. A been living w ith his son. R obert
s ta te police, and rain, a Ko K -
The show w in be held a t th©
»1, s re p re se n ta tiv e w as in Brook- S utton. H e w as a b a rb e r m ost o
will be one of th e q u a rte ts here S a tu rd a y night a t th e C av
wood d ire c to r couldn’t h a \ east h'gs and aw arded th e L eonard
new high school gym, and rin g
alcade
o
f
H
arm
ony
Show.
^I’he
group
a
re
one
of
th
e
top
life.
side se a ts a re being planned.
a b e tte r settin g .
But w hat 1 R- at E s ta 'e C om pany th e Agency bis S urvivors
include: 4 sons. Rob
q u a rte ts of the state.
m iss 'd m ost w as th e local p a p e r’ ; fo r th e homes. T he re p re se n ta tiv e e rt and John of Brookings. Georg<
Advance tic k e ts a re being sold
co v erag e on th e "big sto ry .’’ W ait -aid th a t te n ta tiv e plans w ere to of Lacom b, O regon, and D ale in
at C hetco D rug, P hillips D ad
Mr. and Mrs. Bob C ollier re-
and I ju I, and Brookings A uto
until W icks S haw gets a tra fii? be -in w ork on th e hom es by Ju n e the A rm y; 2 d a u g h te rs, Mrs. V era
ttV ned from Medford T uesday P a rts.
tic k e t down h ere w e’ll not offer 1st. p ro '¡d in g all th e di ta ils can La F le u r of E m pire, O regon and
evening. Mr. C ollier had been in
an y m oral sup p o rt. -
!,•' ironed out by then.
Mrs. T helm ba D oonan of K a la m
It's B arliershop H arm ony tim
the Sacrod H e a rt hospital th ere
An ad v ertism en t in th is w eek’s azoo, M ichigan. 20 grandchild ren
* * * * *
in Brookings again, a fte r a five for tw o w eeks, w here he under- DOGS ARF FREE
’’¡lot tells th e tvpe of co n stru ct- also survive.
O f course it w as W ednesday,
vear absence. T he big“Cavalcad>
on p lan n ed ...an d announces the
p a p e r day, and th e , honorable
TEM PO RARILY ------
of H arm ony «how, set for Satur-* w cnt surgery,
-eserve
navm
ent
of
$50.
w
ith
an
e d ito r w as probably v< ry busy
day night in the new high school
F R E IG H T E R V ISIT S
dditional $15000 upon approval
Due to a delay In gettin g the
try in g to pi type.
A m an driving a stolen car, and
of loan application before poss-
Som e of the people living in th e eym will give im prtus to S.P.E .-
accessary licensing m a te ria l from
T he bowi ng alleys will be the ' sion of th e horn" can he taken. vicinity of B radys P a r k and Coast B.S.Q.S.A singing in this a re a A
the C ounty C ourt, the city police arm ed w ith a pistol w as picked
scene of a lig b a ttle c m e n xt Tt says th a t m onthly p aym ents G aurd Point saw th e large fre ig h t large crowd, probably in excess
•annot issu© th e dog licenses as up this w eek by Police C hief Bud
e r th a t pasfc'.xi n e a r by. A t first of 1,000 is planned for th e even-
T uesday. W ilbanks M arket vs. w :!l he a p p ro x im ately $50
vet. U ntil fu r th e r notice, dog own- Cross. T he m an, Roliert A. Ixtng-
T he houses, according to th e it appeared to be com ing right ing, w ith a num ber of good q u a r-
Fox B ro th e rs for first plr.ee hon
rs a re asked to hold off in quir year, an itin e ra n t, sto le a c ar in
Coquille, belonging to Mrs. Nelli©
ors W illy, cap ta in of th • m ark et \g c n t„ calls to r tw o roof styles, into the h arbor. Then" it Seem ed, tets. and tw o chorus’s appearing,
es on the licenses.
Clyde Busey, agvnt from the
C urry.
learn, ('cau se he owns th e sh irts) th re e e x te rio r front sty'.tM, a tta c h as though it w ere going on th e I M aster of Cerem onies will be
C hief C ross lereivixl a call from
w a n ts th e place policed for fear ed g arage o r c a r jiort- concrete reef. H ow ever, th e re w as plen ty ’’-'b n r" Houston, from the K lam - Ii diao A rea office, spent T hurs-
th Falls C hapter Ih' w as M a ste r d ry E r'd a v anil S a tu rd a y a t the BAUMAN AWARDED
b -
it-- Police in Coquille re-
of a riot as *'ie com petition gets curbs, g u tte rs, colored b a th fix of deep w a te r as it continued its
r ¿'-'remonte« at the first B a rb e r-'
;arding th • th eft, and w aited n e a r
kern. l i e s giving ine a couple tu re s, tex o lite d ra in b o a rd tops, course n o rth e a st along the shore.
hi m e of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dill
■ hop parade hi re in 1950.
U. O. ASSISTANTSHIP a rris II rich S ta te Pork, an d soon
len g th s of ha~d ru b b e r sausage to hardw ood floors, in su lated ceil
w lv he enrolled several hundred
the sink'll e a r cam e along.
use as ek bs if these sly foxes try ings. alum inum casem ent w indow s
Th evening pet-formanee is l>e-
• a (>■>•(• who claim th a t they are
Mr. H arold B aum an, Brookings
T he m an w as arm ed w ith a 22
'a r g e w a rd ro tp closets, e le c tric
ng sp o n so red jo in tly by th e
som ething.
t
:gh
school
teach
er,
has
bi'cn
pistol,
but be didn’t resist a rre st.
t
p
h
irs
of
the
Indians
living
in
beat.
Brookings R otary Club and th e
I o n g y ear w as held in th e Brook
T he re p re se n ta tiv e. A ngus Mac-
th is a r ia in 1847. Those proving ■ranted an $1,000.00 assistan tsh ip
’ocal B arbershop C hapter.
‘o the U niversity of O regon, he ings jail for th e S h e rriffs office in
Lean. said he had no word on
A nother highlight of the evening th s a re eligible to sh are in the ginning in the fall term of this
1 w hat th e officials of the firm in
s th e announcing of th e Q ueen
t e n d to do on the "sewer p ro b lim , . F u n e ra l services for F ra n k >f th e Azalea Festival, which will m< ney aw arded several coast • a r.
B RO TH ER JO IN S FIRM
t r ties as th e G overnm ent never
B aum an w ill continue his stud
H e savs th a t he believes th a t a Jackson, 63 of Brookings, w ere
tak e place th re C andidate« a re pa d the Indians for th e land they es tow ards a M aster's Degree in
Alilen M. Loring, b ro th e r of
held
a
t
th
e
E
lk
s
H
all,
T
uesday,
■
.
! re p re se n ta tiv e of the company
Donna S hustrum , B ill?' Jo Los-
u e1 •’ Ixiring h as joined th e
T he B rookings-H arbor C h a m b e r, w ill be in B rookings next T uesday A pril 23, w ith th e E lk s Lodge of troh, Beverly Glass. S h errill M c o il: by tre a ty in 1847. Som e of I story, and w ill ca rry a lim ited C oast Pow’.'r and E quipm ent Co.
ficiating.
C
oncluding
services
w
ere
'•ogram
His
p
a
rt-tim
e
duties
in
of Com m erce w ill have th e ir r. g- night to a tte n d the P lan n in g Com-
Clain. Peggy Gran and Joanne th • des-- n d e n ts a re finding it hard
h e d e p a rtm e n t m ay include i n . He w as form erly w ith th e
u la r m onthly d in n e r m eeting to- mission m eeting if possible. Be a t the O cean View C re m a to ry in Sm ith.
to prov (hat they had a relativ e eaehing, research o r grading Th M itchell Lewis and S to v e r P u m p
E
u
rek
a,
C
alifornia;
Brow
n
M
o
rt
w
as
su
re
th
a
t
som
ething
could
be
night (T h u rsd a y ) at th e V FW
A ppearing will 1 m the B rookings living in the designated areas in '.efinite n a tu re of the assignm ent and Irrig a tio n Co. in P o rtlan d .
u ary w as in charge.
H all. T he place h as been changed w orked out, how ever.
L oring is an O regon S ta te Coll
Mr. Jackson w as bom in T enn C h a p te r C horus under direction of th at y a r as then? a re no person« •'.ill not be know n until the fall
from th e G range H all, w h ere the
ege g ra d u a te , and is m arried .
Mrs.
Lcile
P
atterson,
and
the
C
a
s
essee
on
A
ugust
2,
1891.
H
e
has
te
rm
begins.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Darnell
alive now th at w ere h e re then.
m e tip g s are n o rm ally held.
T he sp e a k e r for th e evening is re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y evening from lived in Oregon th e last 6 y e a rs’ cade C horus from E ugene, under
S’’e re ta ry -T re a s u re r of McMinn- a trip which took them as fa r as and th e last 3 y e a rs a t B rookings direction of Bud I.eabo.
Q u a rte ts api>eaiing a re the
ville In d u stria l Prom otions. I n c .)S e a ttle , W ash TTiey left T uesday, H e w as a cook for C had's Cafe
u n til recen tly w hen he and M rs E m erald-A ires, f r o m
E ugenc-
He is C lifford A. E lliot, w ho w ill and they visited Mr. D a rn e ll's
Jackson took over the W afle Shop. S n rin g f'eld ■ S ',:>-, ’lats, a g irl's
discuss his cro u p set-u p in Me- d a u g h te r in R eedsjiort, and his
On D ecem ber 19. 1952, he m a r r
M innville. T he d in n er will lie se r lOther in E ugene, and anothei ied E thel F ra iz e r w ho survives. q u a rte t from Brookings; T h e
P resid en t’s B oer' C rese nt C ity;
ved bv th e W o m en 's M issionary d a u g h te r in Risse, W ash. T hey re
C ouncil, of th e A ssem bly of God p o rted an in te re stin g trip , crossing H e was a m em lx-r of th e E lks V’hat Four. K lam ath F alls; Pitch-
Lodge in Brookings.
ii / big news stem m ing from being dism antled, and will be cast ¡run, an d can lie closer to
blends,
E uge” ':
M dler-T ones,
C hurch.
1 th e Colum bia river by ferry.
S pringfield; The S h a rp Four, tlip Brookings Council m eeting m oved off th e highw ay »0 th ere thp w a te r lin t, th a n the 10 f©et
indicated by law T h e city grarited
T uesday night was the approval w ill be no obstructions.
Eugene.
a
scries of |»erm its to dig u p C en
of
the
council
of
an
a
g
n
e
m
o
n
t
be-
O th e r acts. ’p. ' ding an imjc r
T hu council discussed th e w ater te r stre e t, in o rd e r to lay the
snnation ql Lib l ace, and *a eom- tw .e n the city and the H arb o r sy stem
jxirchase w ith E lm er
R ural E ire P rotection D istrict, B ankus fo r b e tto r th a n an hour, liir.' in.
m unity ;sirfg -adso p la n n n l.
A lett r w as re a d from Eil
w hereby thr?»^ity will send equip b u t n o thing firm was decided at
ment out in case of fire.
th a t tim e.
T he council asked Dempsey, c h a irm a n of th e c it
izens com m ittee, recom m ending
• Tw it im p o rtan t steps forw ard Wage at a luncheon W ednesday j H o w e v e r in re-im ginexring th
d st ict will provide water. Bankus fo r som e kind of agree-
uOLgh the use of pick-up trucks 1ment- whereby they could pres n. th a t th e sew er o w nership tie ii©-
v. re ta k e n by proponents of th e neon, and said th a t th e re "is a project, he felt th ey could bring
■d barrels, and will contribute 1 U to
PeOPIe for ,a vot’3 S 'V te rm in id b efore f u r th e r recom
C hetco R iver m outh im provem ent, chance" ef g e ttin g the project it down to a reasonable figure.
H
e
em
phasized
th
a
t
he
w
ill
do
.
$200
th
e
first
y
ie
r,
and
$25
a
fire
i
Attorney
E d F Ackley was dtr- m en d atio n s could be m ade.
F irs t a house joint M em orial i through, if enough pressures a re
F u neral M a" ' ¡9 be
all
he
can
in
th
e
m
a
tte
r,
and
his
for
m
ore
th
an
eight
fires
a
tte
n
d
-
I
to
d
raw up some type of
T h e council re q u e ste d th a t a
wig- p assed in th e O regon Legis- b rought to b e a t
(•¡day. Art; ' 9 a 9 ,’X. :
la tu re re q u estin g th e V. S. Con-
H e em phasised the fact th a t sta ff will giv© some p relim in ary he S ta r of the Sea Caiholi«- ed. They will issue a contract at «Kreement to buy. and presmt it le tte r be w ritte n to th e group,
tj.e end of the first year, a« the to Banku«.
th a n k in g th em for w o rk done on
c re ss to a p p ro p ria te funds for th e m oney isn’t easy to get. and they study to the m a tte r.
T he' M em orial, introduced by "Jiurch, for Mart I sm eister, of district w ill be able to raise money ' Roy Brown, of the Ambulance th e p ro ject.
im provem ent.
• have in th e ir E lis projects calling
Brookings.
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i
will
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Second. Col. E. U. M ooreheadi to r th e exp en d itu res of some eight R ep resen tativ es C hapm an, ¿Mc C elebrant. R rc e 'a tio n of the Ros by that time. I t was brought out 1 Association, appeared to ask the
E lm eb B an k u s resigned from
Ch”ief of the U S. Army E ngineers billion dollars. H e said, however, Kenzie, a n d 'S e n a t o r U lett en- ary will lie at th Church. T h u rs that the city would be abte to city to talc? over the Ambulance th e B udget com m itt"e, because he
w a s in Brookings W ednesday to th a t th is is a jxolitical year, and dorseil th e co n stru ctio n program , day evening at 8 00 p m In te rn have m ore equipm ent to b e tte r service. The city refe red it to a said th a t discussion has been held
h ’ !-•
proposed
he has had discussion w ith Rep. which would give the a rea a sm all m ent will be at Mt. C alvary Cem- service the area.
committee to r study
re g a rd in g inclusion of item s on
lock over* t «.•»
-«- - — « p roject,
»
c ra ft h arb o r for "commcsrcial
>tery
in
P
ortland.
Brow
n
M
o
rt
A
group
of
citizens
from
Moore
A letter from the State Board th e b udget fo r th e a p p ra isa l of th e
fishing
s ^ n fishing
uary is in charge.
Lane atended the meeting and of H ealth was read inquiring a- u tilitie s w hich he owns, a n d it w as
. . k o s g r .b e
„ p o r t of h.s t n p .o
. ^ ¡ ¡ ¡ ^
th e
his opinion th a t it is fo r th e best
,
Mrs. L /sm e iste r is th e w ife of heard the council create a street .
to
be
caled
Moore
Lane,
M
that
1)0114
the
new
9Bwer
Une
lttld
,n
in te re sts of ihe C ity as w ell a«
osition.
accom panied b y
Col. M oorehead said the project Beach H a rb o r w as added in an Joseph L esm eister and the m other they m n get water.
i front of the new Bank building, him self th a t he resigns.
Mooreh ad,
>
f
Pet©
J
L
esm
eister
of
Brook-
and Bill Owens, as it w as authorized, w ould cost am endm ent to th e M em orial It
F re d Ing ram .
A report on th© sign in North and the E lk ’« Lodge. However, it
M uray Palm er was appointed
now th a n th e $187,000, w hen too, h a s already been authorized ngs A com plete o b itu ra y w ill be
8ERESA TELLS
SALES PLANS
HARMONY
Arrest Arm ed M an
In Stolen Car
INDIAN AGENT
ENROLLS HEIRS
FRANK JACKSON
DEATH REPORTED
Prometicns Mon
To Sneak Tonight
Harbor Has Fire Protection
ENGINEERS VISIT CHETCO PROJECT
M ARY LESMEISTER
DSES CN / P
« f f .m a U
both off cis
E n g in eers,
of
the U.S. Army more
the ^ 8 ^ .
the request was originally made, by congress some time ago.
^published next week.
Brooking« said that the sign ¡1 waa brough^ out tnat the pipe is to succeed Bankus.