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Thursday, January 31, 1957 Brookings-Harbor Pilot BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT JUST SEND THEM A BILL, PAUL . . in m inutes of his capture and the fould be sw inging before his vie- im was cold in his g ave. Ju st ie sam e th r i form of justice did have som ething in i t ' favor: the prospective thief or m urderer w w «xactly what I . ■ just w hat the score is relative to lum in the n orthw est killed an to tile Chamber blit tile W1V h l l d n e « ic .ru n e and justice A m u r d e e r old man who had foolkhlv at- . ( ( J bUSlIKSS IS lust can’t may be executed, o r imprisoned tem pted to stop a fight. He didn't ‘“ bTci it. for life and paroled in five years end up in prison; he w asn 't even for good behavior, or he may ne- fined. R ath er he was given a sus- I he Brookings-Harbor Chamber of Commerce has , , ... aH lt S(.(,N1^ M.nten<.e whu J s E D IT O R IA L A s T o c T a T l"© N U A F F IL IA T I N EW SPA PE R X PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION ! MEMBER E ntered as second-class m a tte r a t th e postoffice at Brookings, Ore. M arch 7, 1946, under an Act of M arch 3, 1879 Ray Pisarek, Joe Murphy E ditors and Publishers SU B SC R IPTIO N RA TES: One Year in Advance (in C urry C o u n ty > One Year in Advance (outside Curry County) . For What It's Worth By Clifford I*. |(«mi- an imoice every year to all those who would stand to Ur . . , ^a‘n by Brookings and Harbor having an active group. '» e as businessmen, and as a newspaper appreciated We’re for that, the remarks of outgoing Chamber of Commerce presi We have the opinion, share by many others, that dent Carl Yahr last Wednesday at their annual meeting. I Ie said that he “couldn’t understand the necessity of the Chamber is in a category all by itself. Without a having to “sell” the businessmen every year on the Cham going Chamber of Commerce you just don’t have a going community. ber of ( Commerce”. Iypical of the amusing comments during a busi 1 ie feels, and we emphatically agree, that it is com pletely foreign to the thinking of the progressive busi ness boom in the area. “Things are pretty g<xxl, we’re nessman NOT to belong to that group—which is, after all making a good living, so why do we need a Chamber all, the only organization in the community which is o f Commerce r ’ 1 hen, as has just happened, a slight !,M,k,n«s ‘,fkr thcir interests entirely? ! ? Y ;1h r ? s u g - , rcce^ ',‘" in ,hc Il'mber >™rk« « * " « along, and people g^Stion that the Chamber of Commerce merely send out a.rcn r )1’in^inS *loInc the whopping paycheck. Then A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R N A T IO N A L Brooking», Oregon $3 (X) $3.50 ¿ n a '. the m e rc h a n t sits an d cries o u t, “ I w ould lik e to b e lo n g In days of old they hanged a horse thief when they caught him. Sim ilar trea tm e n t was given the man who shot another in t h e back. In those days, hoc es were (,SS),nf]. , . vt . considered c s s e n t . a l to , x , ,.n ,e lum „ may well have prevented . , [)d (,n .A,.„ h(. 1S h„ , ....j th a t „ he e v e r of k.ils am on? " a ' fine “ *? record * ? ” *“ 1,1 We accomplishment in me the past past. VVc feel an hum an life was held by the over-indulgence in horse thieveiy a lawyer he can hire, or which else he will have to go to prison C e r ta ,n t h a t t h e y will be able tO a d d m a te r ia lly to th it law to be precious. or murder. judge is presiding. Tt v.n„i,i seem th a t «...„„.¿L,.. ------1 f . . . . . . . 7 U l‘n It would everybody .2 is record in the future—hilt only if they have the active Some have criticized the rugged Today, however, no one knows J u s t recently a juvenile howl- entitled to one killiing before the support of the city s business and professional people. law considers it serious. - that 'Q R Y (ICE ' comes The average citizen is befud In closing we would like to congratulate outgoing dled and alarm ed; ;the police of ficers who are given th e ---- responsi , — President Carl Yahr for a job well done, and wish the Pb x i r : n c u . v r e s i d c n t P a u l F a u c r s o t h e b e s t w is h c s f o r a s u c - SMITH RIVER IA M K fc C H O P P E R VESTBPO OK* V c B s îr- \ w - o r CouwCy 7/2t F R O M ONE OF T H E sense in tak in g th eir responsibili- CCSStlll y e a r . ties seriously; and those who de- ---------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------— _________ __ vote their life to crim es against ected Boyd Overhulse of M adras society are highly ju b ilan t for unanim ously as their president. they have never had it so good. The D em ocrats stood unanim ously T hat is why I cannot g et en for Senator Pearson from th e op thusiastic about the m eetings be ening of th e session until last ing held to study the problem of T uesday morning, when they all juvenile delinquency. W hen those Ja n u a ry 25, 1957—While the sta rte d voting for S enator Jean who pass ju stice convince the ju first two weeks of L egislature in Lewis. The Republicans, a fte r giv- venile th a t they m ean business , the Senate — ------ have ------ been —,.e long and ing up hopes of securing th e pres- and th a t punishm ent cannot be arduous many’ ous .with m any night fes- idency, continued to vote alter- influenced by fear o r favor, th e sions, little has been accomplished natin g ly for D em ocratic S enators youngsters of today will quit due to th e inability to get the B radY- Boivin and Cook. Much ten- thum bing their noses a t the law. required 16 votes to elect a rre si- S‘° n 8eerns to have 6660 relieved In my opinion, it’s ju st th a t sim dent. However, a fte r 2 » b allo t, ¡ L “ * e ‘eC,i° n ° ' ,he P resid en t , ite i Datiots, and everyone seems happy and ple. yesterday the S enate finally el- ready to go to work. M ilk HOTTEST SPOTS in AMERICA! ( IT IS MADE FROM HOT GAS FROM News Letter from Senator Chapman >- wells SALTON located NEAR S E ,N A , THE C A L IF desert O R N IA ) V - . S x ? " « a n d DID I ’OI KNOW THIS . warm, considerate and dependable delivery service has won a HOT SPO T’ in the h earts of our custom ers! W on’t you call C ountry Maid Dairy for prom pt delivery? Abu look s m a rte r EXCLUSIVE DREAM-CAR DESIGN—Mercury shares its styling with no other ear. Dramatic innovations such as the V-angle tail-lights and the sculptured rear projectiles will influence the shape of cars for years to come. s e e b e tte r GLASS— I here * a spaciou» open-air feeling in the new h reurv. (.lass an a is a- big as a picture window 3 fe. t h\ 9 feet. Corner poMs are -o slim you hardly know they are there. You enjoy a wide, wonderful window on the world. UF T O 4 ,1 2 2 S Q U A R E INCHES O F ride s m o o th e r T -■ EXCLUSIVE FLOATING ride brings vou the most effective bump-«mothering features ever put between you and the road. You get Mercurv "firsts” <„ch 8S Flll, ( " shlon Shock M.sorbers and suept-back hall-joint front suspension and feel w o n d e rfu l ( o s p e e lo lly w h e n y o u h e a r M e r c u t y s l o w p r i c e ! ) Mi W hile no official business has been possible, due to the lack of a President, m any senators have been hard at w ork prep arin g bills to introduce as soon as the Sen a te became organized. I, person ally, have five bills ready, and am w orking on o th ers . One of my bills would provide for tw o additional Supreme C ourt Judges in o rder to relieve back log of cases and to alleviate the long delay in hearing cases a fte r they have been subm itted. A nother bill refers to building perm its. This is essentially the sam e as the one introduced last session by me, wherein it re quires the issuing of perm its for building both in Ahe counties as well as in the cities and requires a copy of the perm it to be filed , w ith the county asse.'sors's office. My bill relatin g to H om estead Exem ptions, would raise the ex- | eruption from $5,000 to $10,000. A nother bill of mine would re peal certain portions of the Rel ativ e Responsibility Act relatin g to support of needy persons. I also have ready to introduce a Senate Joint Resolution to pro vide for an interim com m ittee of nine to study the allover s ta te em ploym ent practices of persons 45 and over. C om m ittee appointm ents were made today and the P resident has appointed me as a member of the Alcoholic T raffic, Election and Privileges, Financial A ffairs. L a bor and Industries Com m ittees and chairm an of the V eterans Af- fairs Com m ittee. Show a constructive in terest in your tow n—atten d councli and school board meetings. YELTON BROOKINGS OREGON PHONE (N mercurv s LOWEST priced SERIES- I I,e M onten. »’ha,-ton ( oupc 4 ,own .- priced ju-t X n e the low-priced field. It kin g s true luxury w.thm v..ur reach E ven th in g that count- in a ear has been changed .ham iticalk. M ercurs tor 5, i- entirely new. tar bigger, infinitely more beautiful. But the price class remains the sam e—just above the -m ailer low-priced .a t- , Never In-fore ha- -.. much bigness and luxury cost so little. Illf BIG M brings you the biggest STRAIGHT OUT OF TOMORROW size increase in the iudu-try. a wealth of dream-car wonders: a I hertno-Matie C arburetor that controls the tem perature of air the engine breathe-, a I’ower-Booster Fan in th«- Montclair senes that rou.<5 to -ave power, Quadri-Beam headlamps, a 2’Mt hp lurnpike ( lui-cr \ -8. main more. Stop in today. MERCURY for 57 w it h THE BIG DREAM CAR DESIGN ta h h m i DUNNING MOTORS HIGHWAY 101 NORTH BROOKINGS, OREGON 2823 HEADQUARTERS FOR * Office Supplies * Office Furniture Office Machines * Stationery and Printing * Engineers’ and Artists’ Supplies Hobbie Supplies Books * Fountain Pens * Gifts * Television * Players * Radios and Records
