Vernonia eagle., March 21, 1924, Image 5

An Industrial City
VERNONIA EAGLE
A Pay Roll Town
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Announcement by the Standard Oil
company that it Intends to remove
Its Advertising eigne along the state
highways In Oregon is appreciated by
the state highway commission, ac­
cording to a letter prepared by T.iy
Klein, state highway engineer.
AFTER THE SHOW
DR. W. H HURLEY
DENTIST
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Any Time
Ottlce over Haltom’a Store
Vernonia,
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Oregon
Day Or Night
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As a result of the serious Bin* •
of O. P. Hoff, state treasurer, O
ernor Pierce announced that nothing
could be done at present with relation
to the purchase of a site for the pro­
posed new plant for the state train.
Ing school for boys at Salem.
C hinese N oodi . es , T omales ,
C hila , F resh O ysters ,
S andwiches , L unches .
Evenings by Appointment.
THE LUNCH WAGON
DK. M. D. COLE
NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIB
The state of Oregon will be lim­
ited to ten votes at the national demo­
cratic convention to be held in New
York next June, regardless of how
many delegates are sent to the meet­
ing, according to a legal opinion hand­
ed down by the attorney-general.
NO, 2146
NEXT DOOR EAST OF OLD Mlt.l. POOL KALL
DENTIST
VERNONIA
Stop at the
Vernenta, Oregon.
VERNONIA HOTEL
Population. 2000
High School & Standard Grade school
Pay Roll City -Mills, lagging, work
Farming—dairying, fruit, vegetables
P. A. & P. Ry. Town growing fast.
On Inland Loop Highway between
Portland and Astoria.
A Large territory to draw from.
49 miles from Portland, 35 miles from
Forest Grove. 27 from St. Helens
Muny opportunities in Vernonia.
Best hunting, trapping and fishing in
the Northwest.
Hot and Cold Water
Baths Free to Guests
RATES REASONABLE
Phone 134
Muckle» Bldtf.
Lij^lit«
Hleetric
EDWIN ROSS, M. D
St. Helens, Oregon.
Vernonia,
Oregor
I. A. DUNLAP, M. I)
In an address before the Klamath
Falls chamber of commerce Colonel
C. C. Thompson, superintendent of the
Crater Lake national park, stated that
records of parks for last year showed
Crater Lake the only self-supporting
national park In the United States.
JOE BAUMAN
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I C. L.
TAYLOR, M. D
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Estimates Cheerfully Given
Please
Phone 232 <>r
Leave Orders at Vernonia.
Hardware Company
Physician & Surgeon
Other Kirnt Nntic-iml Bunk Bldg.
PLUMBING
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L.H.D ktkow
There were two fatalities in Oregon
due to Industrial accidents during the
week ending March IS, according to a
report prepared by the state industrial
accident commission. The victims
were: Louis Larson, Holbrook, fore­
man. and D. B. Wagner, Molalla, edger.
A total of 615 accidents were report­
ed during the week.
House Wiring and Supplies.
Plans and Estimates
Furnished
R. L. MILLS
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Vernonia
DR. G. F. VIA
Oregon
The Vernonia Grange meets
on the second Saturday of every
month at 7. 30. P M. Any mem­
bers
of the Grange living in or
Any pirl in tiouble may com
mar
Vernonia or visiting in the
municate with Ensign Izn» of the
community
are cordially invited
Salvation Army at the White
to
attend.
Mrs.
S.„V. Malmsten.
Shield Home. 565 Mayfair Ave.,
Sec.
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Portland Oregon.
State License
Physician and Surgeon
Residence
Oregon
Banks,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
Pringle Bldg.
Vet non in
Notary Public
Collections
Ray C. Steel, federal game warden
for Oregon and Washington, has re­
leased 200 ducks and geese from cold
storage plants, left by Medford sports­
men. contrary to the game and storage
laws of the country. The game was
sent to the poor farm and other Insti­
tutions In Jackson county to be used
for food for the Inmates.
Judnon Wood Ctmp No 12 Division of
Oiegon, Sons of Veterans, U. S. A.
meet» »t Scssmsn's Hall tho first Sa’-
urd iy of each n onth at 8 p. m.
R. L. Spencer, (’-ommander.iJJ
A, W. John, Sec -Traas.
LOGANBERRY PLANTS
W. A. GRESSMAN
After almost a year of controversy
over the appointment of a director of
hatcheries for the commercial fish
commission of Oregon, Hugh Mitchell
of the federal bureau of fisheries was
appointed to the position. Since the
removal of R. E. Clanton last year the
work has been handled by Carl D.
Shoemaker, master fish warden, with
the assistance of Harland D. Holmes
as supervisor.
< >1<? l iants
Vernonia Lodge, U. D., A.
$2.50 PER DOZEN
F. & A. M., meets at Grange
Unit
C. W. lie».-
Vernonia, Oregon
I.ESIElt SHEEÎ.EY
every
Second
and
Three confessions were obtained by
H. H. Pomeroy, state fire marshal, and
other officers from Dr. James Otis
Kenyon. Milton dentist, that be wrote
threatening letters to Dr. A. D. Wood
mansee, also of Milton, and twice set
fires in the latter’s office. The fires
that caused damage of approximately
J4 500 to the contents of Dr. Woo<l
mansee's office occurred November 8,
1923, and January 11. 1M4.
No road district, whether within an
incorporated city or outside, has the
authority to levy a tax for improve
ment of a city street, was the decision
handed down at Astoria by Circuit
Judge Campbell In the case of A. O.
Spexarth against Clatsop county and
its officers. The action was brought
to test the validity of the special levy
of 3100.000 made by the Astoria road
district meeting last fall to pay a
portion of the cost of Improving Taylor
and West Bond street.
Fourth Thursday nights.
ATTOKNF.Y-AT-I.AW
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Oregon.
Vernonia,
Blacksmithing
J. R. McKEE
comfort and welfare of guest
Auto Repair Woik
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Repair Work Done
lies. Corey Add
on ¡Sh rt Notice
Vernon»:’, Ore.
Al IORNF.YS
Local VI rw Work
Kodak Finishing.
W. G. Alexander
Studio West of Peoples Store
Game and see Andy Parker
A Wholes ile Agi nt forali ki id
of Loin, Farina anti Timber Land
Larg»st Real Estate of ilx kind
in America. Wholesale and Rctad
Phone No, 3 Short. Vernonia
Vernonia,
Orogo
P.rln | us your work. All k nd of
plfc fittings and Modern
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Plumbing Work
Stute <<r
See Your
Photographer
COLUMBIA HOTEL
We’re on Weed Ave.
a *ross from the Depot
Dill ird Ä Dillard
« St. Helens, lire.
Uppermost In mind.
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Office, (>•• ’t p|
' Service la maintained with the
»nd
Plans and Estimates Furnished
Prac tice in any (k»urt
Federal.
A. L. Kullander
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER
Has Purchased the Martineau Jewelry Store
OPEN FOR BUSINESS SATURDAY, UNDER
THE NEW MANAGEMENT
OPEN EVENINGS HEREAFTER
Call and See Me and a Strictly Modern Jewelry
Store
SAME LOCATION
Kullander Jewelry Store
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An order for a special election to be
held ic Lane county May 16 at the
time of the primaries to vote upon the
question of levying a special tax of
2 mills to raise Lane county’s share of
the cost of constructing the Pacific
highway bridge over the Willamette
river at Harrisburg was made by the
county court.
Knights of Pythiss. -
H akixng L odge , 116,
Vernonia, Or —Meets
every Monday night in
Grange Hall. All visit­
ing brothers cordially'
invited.
P.M.N ash .K.R &S.
and ELECTRICAL WORK
Korest Grove, Oregon
• nones.
A Change in Business For Your Consideration and
Approval
Discussion of the labor situation
In
Oregon and outlining some plan
I. 0.0. F.- V krnonia I x > dgb , N o . 246,
meets every Tuesday night at 8:(Xi whereby workers may be distributed
o'clock, in Sesseman Hail, opposite to the best advantage of both em­
Depot.
ployer and employe, will feature a
R. L, S pkncer . Noble Grand. meeting of the seasonal employment
E. F. M esisno , Secretary.
commission to be held in Portland Sat­
urday.
Day
Office,
Residence,
Announcing
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Kes. Phone 692 Office 591
Night or
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A charter amendment authorising
the UHuance of 1987,000 of bonds to
cover 75 per cent of the cost of ac­
quiring rlghts-of-way for wide bridge
approaches wan adopted by the voters
of Portland at the special city elec­
tion held March 4 by 5654 majority.
Offices Over Drtiir Store
Vernonia, Oregon
Authority for a per capita payment
of |150 to the Indians of the Klamath
agency in Oregon was granted by the
secretary of the Interior. The amount
to be distributed Is approximately
JI»», 000. About IMO Indians will
share tn the payments.
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R. A. SESSEMAN
Verno.da,
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City Delivery
and Transfer
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Freight, Baggaga Express
W.T. HATTEN
Olllce Opposite Economy Store
The Old
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Reliable Blacksmith
f ¡enera IR lack sin it h i ng,
llorsc Shoeing,
Machinery Repairing *
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Otic lllock South of Rank
Verno uhi, Oregon.
Laying of rails on th« Eugene
Klamath Falls line of the Southern
Pacific has been completed a total
distance of 37H miles, according to
announcement
made by
William
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Sproufe, president of the Southern Pa
clflc company. Ralls have been laid
a distance of
miles beyond Oak
ridge on the north end of the so-called
Natron cut-off, and for a distance ol
31 miles north of Ktrt. at the south |
end of the new Improvement. This
leaves Bl miles to be completed.
Preliminary arrangements for dedi
cation of the big highway bridge at
i Winchester are being made by com
mittees representing the Roseburg
chamber of commerce and civic clubs
of Oakland and Yoncalla This bridge
one of the largeet and longest on th«
Pacific highway, spans ths North Ump­
qua st Winchester and la to be named
the R. A. Booth bridge In honor ol
the former highway commissioner
The dedicatory exercises probably will I
ba held Suaday afternoon, April 37.
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WHEN ROAST’NG MEAT
A Good Cook Can Quickly Tell How
It Will Turn Out—But Often Times
That ?s Too Lnte. T\e Sure Way to
Do Is To Order Your Koast From Us.
Then You Know It Will Be Tender,
Juicy and of the BEST QUALITY.
EMMOTT & CULVER
Vernonia Aleat Market
Stump Acres Earn No Money
l/2
1 f .’CLEARED land will ‘ .t its hen I ft" in taxen and
in ti e loss of t
.nm1,
■ > >t. Stuan, ,
c’.or. . ,.n anything—iLcy’ri
matters ' and should be
rcplot J with crop«.
The lower cost of clearin:’ 'and with Pacifi'- Stumping is
tho”, n by the increase >n the number of ranchers in tin:
r''¿hborhood who are using it today. It shoots, stick for
stick, with any standard stumping ; ow.t r, but you get
one-half more sticks for yeu: dollar. I’j,,. Stumping does
the job ri#ht —more land cleared at less expense. And
Pacific Stumping does not frees« or give a headache fro a
handling.
We can give you complete explosives s-^vice. Our st-, xs
include Pacific Stomping and other du i ■■ ut dynnniites for
use on the farm. Let us firure on your requirements.
more per dollar
T. B. MILLS
NON-HEADACHE
NON FREEZING
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