Thursday, May 24, 1956
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
PAGE TWO
TO BREAK COLTS
W recker Service
Mrs. Murray (Rose Gardner)
Walker, in town fore part of the
week, in consultation with colt
owners who want Rose to edu
cate them (the colts, that is).
Looks like Rose would be kept
busy. Besides the unreported
bundles of equine joy there
have arrived increases in the
Enid Hurst and Amber Camp
bell families.
Portable Welder
Service
PHONE 4 2 0 2
MURRY
MOTORS
A b/r y o u can en joy
FOR
For the first time since 1951
, more Democrats were registered
Jimmy Carte, about to be in Oregon than Republicans this
graduated from Oregon Techni last election. The Demos led by
cal Institute, where he spcc.al- .2 percent inl956 and by .4 n
ized in deisel engineering, has 1951. Some 25,000 more voters
been chosen to work for the j legistered for the ’generad elec
Brizzard Co., locating in Eureka. tion of November 1954 than
wene on the poll books of the
Wife: (5 a.m.) “John. I’m sun most recent election, according
to the Oregon voter.
I hear a mouse squeak.”
Husband: “Well, what do you
want me to do, get up and oil
it? ”
-—Exchange
P IL L THE PLUG
ON
STOMACH UPSET
H all-alive, headachy, w hen constipa
Harvey Foster, Riehf -Id Oil is the Old Pistol River Ceme
tion sours stom ach? Black-Draught*
r e l i e v e s c o n s t ip a t io n o v e r n ig h t.
Corporation s agent in Brook- j tery. There sleep the remem
Helps sw eeten sour stom ach too
ings has atbtided the annual • bered and the forgotten, the
Luittvs Stomack Sweetener Worts Ovenitgtt'
all-day marketing session, which marked or unmarked graves to
No harsh griping. Made from pure
v e g e t a b le h e r b s . T h o r o u g h ly b ut
was conducted by Richfield in which, in their turn, they were
en tly uncorks clogged intestines
S Irinas com forting relief In morning
Seattle at the Norway Center, borne after they, in life, had
Then life looks sunny again 1 Get
B lack-D raught today
recent ly.
borne their own folks or their
• In Powder or Gre««l<rte4 lo r » ■ . a»d
The company’s marketing ex neighbors.
-- -toke tablets.
Tableti. •—•
now in n n o , e a n - -to
tool
w hen
oonetipauaa
perts heard W. G King Jr., vice
Back from the busy highway
U 2 1 d $ 3 A iU H M U t f tours children t di-
ee<lon and dtspoettlon, get Byrup of Blaek-
president and general sales man of life, back from the curling
D rtu g b t They tore th i* honey-sweet liquid
ager, tell of Richfield’s thirteen breakers, yet not so far back
million dollar accelerated re as to blot out in oblivion their
finery and research expansion sounds, there are a dozen or
program to keep pace with the so markers bearing the names of
great increase in population and those whose moulds will lay for
a l l you do i f
industrial activity of Ihe North ever.
west.
There is a story, possibly a
The sales executives were myth of spectral foundation, a-
Richard Wilson, Los Angles
shown motion pictures, dramatic bout the earliest marked grave,
skits, slides and numerous other that of G. A. Hamilton, on seascape artist is in Brookings
devices that dramatically pre whose marker the mossy figures doing painting of the Harris
sented the 1956 marketing plan tell us he passed on the 22nd Beach State Park.
I
Mr, Wilson says the rock for
of the Richfield Oil Corporation. day of July, 1888, and that he
The group also heard about was 75 years of age, which would mation at Harris Beach an? the
Richfield’s intensive promotion read that he was born in ’23. most interesting and unusual
campaign which includes heavy As the tale goes, the poor old he has ever seen, and he has
concentration on newspaper ad chap gave up his ghost on the been as far as Newfoundland,
painting seascapes.
vertising.
Myers Creek hill, was buried on
Mr. Wilson has painted many
the spot, and a wooden fence murals in clubs and private
I f you need
Just c a l l
This week end saw our put up about his grave. Time
homes, Some of his paintings of
COM
M
ERCIAL
FINANCE.
Answer
a few
beaches well spotted with visi and the elements destroyed the
sim ple q u estio n s - - th en , chances
tors. many coming over to get a fence, but through some now Harris Beach are displayed at
May’s Fun & Magic Shop, at
a re, you can come r ig h t down and *
respite from the heat of the barely visible, perhaps, kindly
Hotel Brookings building.
valley.
get your cash I Loans are a v a ila b le
deed, a stone in his memory was
set up among those of his life
from $25 to $1500 on sig n a tu r e ,
A Federal or State Commis
time neighbors.
BOB OE L & P BACK
fu
r n itu r e , or a u to m o b ile,
sion should be set up to try and
Because a newspaper some find somebody or some group
Boh Peterson, who doesn’t
need any introduction around times forms the only connecting entirely satisfied with all phases
here, came down from the Ever link with the past, the Pilot of government.
green State for a breather. He asks for anything anyone might
was a partner in the former know- concerning this early set- ROGUE FISHING
L and P Lumber Co., operating Iter whom, we hear, was nick
NORTHGATE BUILDING
Current reports from the
named “Cap”.
here for some years.
Rogue are that just about ev ry-
PHONE 4171
Then there are last resting one was getting salmon.
KEYES CAST OFF
Mrs. Clarence Keyes had word places marked o f:
from her husband, yesterday,
Sarah A. Owens, 1868-1943;
that his chest cast had been re Erank H. Owens, 1860-1939:
moved and that mechanical Henry W. Owens, 1835-1911;
therapy had been started on his A m a n d a Owens, 1839-1925;
lower limbs. Clarence was very Alice C. Conser, 1866-1938; Al
badly injured, about a month fred A. Henry, 1867-1916; Joseph
ago, in a woim I s accident and is G. Crockett, 1853-1929; Phil Mc
still paralysed from the waisl Manus (no dates); Carl Linke,
down.
1874-1937¡Charles Walker, 1906-
POSTOFFICE TO CLOSE
1937; Pearl Miller, 1873-1935;
The postoffice at Dryden, up ('barley Hardenbrook, 1890-1903;
Deer Creek valley east of Selma, Julia Myrtle Crook, 1867-1943;
will b»? closed for business on William Henry Crook, 1867-1943;
May 31, according to reports. Irma Crook, 1908-1909; Oliver
Its scattered customeds will L. Cams, 1847-1926; John Vail,
henceforth be served by R.F.D. 1834-1903; John P. Ismert, 1820-
The office is located in an oi l 1898; Katherine Ismert, 1844-
dwelling with no other houses in 1894; Henry Ismert, 1868-1934;
sight.
Edgar Bram Stone, 1865-1937,
Frank Thomas Dunning, 1862-
1939.
But there are no markers for
many. Perhaps there was once
a painted board. There are sev
eral scattered about.
There should be some recorded
memory of these unmarked
The Hoover and Bradley Reports, both unfavora-
graves. Again, because the ear
ole to Veterans' Service, Non-Service, and Benefi*
nest seeker after things that
wen? frequently search the news
ciary Benefits, Now and in the Future, are being
paper files, the Pilot will wel
come, before it is again too late,
Considered in Washington, D. C.
any word from those among us
who still remember, that it may
V
»ecome at beast some mark that
those who sleep their last sleep,
By Immediately Joining Some Veterans' Group,
there on that secluded bench, are
not entirely forgot ton among
For Men or Women, You w ill Register Your Op
men.
The Pilot will print these
position to the Recommendations of These Pre
memories and will be glad of
any information on those re
meme red.
judiced Reports.
CALL-
Straig h t or W e n d -
a s yo u prefer!
P R IC E
REGISTRATIONS
Seascape Artist
Paints Scenery
At Harris Beach
Sunny Brook
«
SAME
The Old Pistol River Cemetery
Foster Attends
On a sheltered bench, between
Richfield Session Pistol
River and Myers Creek, CARTE TO BE GRADUATED
4171
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DRY WEATHER
Paradoxial as it may seem,
¡espite the heavy rains not long
since gone, w ells ar» already dry
ing up and gardners are n»port
ing the soil drying out prêt.?
fast. Low humidity and breezes
can suck up a lot of juice and
tgers are watching their sweat
sticks, along around midafter-
oon.
Even to one to whom all
flowers are dahlias, the dogwood,
rtuxldorendrons and îr.s of 199
were remarked upon.
vl 6 0 0 0 - l b . c a p a c it y
nfed winch.
a -n t 7 0 0 « is
tt.es tai
Dr McWhorter is expected in
the area shortly, on one of his
nequen, trips concerning the
tloral industry. Dr. McWhorter
.s a plant pathologist affiliated
with til- U, s. Department of
Agriculture.
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NOW
Iliis ad urges all men and women eligible to join the veterans group
of their choice so their numerical strength will be reflected in Con
gress when these recommendations come up for consideration.
'1'lus ad is being circulated widely and it is already attracting members,
both veterans and eligible members of veterans’ families are asking
for applications. Ihese people are beginning to realize the danger (5
Jit more powerful interests influencing legislation detrimental to all
:K-nefits of service in the Armed Forces. The burden of initiating and
keeping these jxtst-service awards alive has been born hv a Few whose
numbers must now be augmented QUICKLY.
Any fxrsons wanting to contribute funds, any amount, to keep this
.id running in as many publications as ¡x«ssihle may do so by making
their contributions at this newspaper. Names will be published. "
7 /nt Oilucrnsemcnt paid for by Curry County Post & Auxiliary q66,
Brookings, Oregon
Ezra Ross, Post Commander, f. G. Koehler, Post O. M
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