Vernonia eagle., March 06, 1925, Image 2

City of Homes
VERNONIA EAGLE
Splendid Schools
VERNONIA EAGLE
\drertising Ratoo-lKeta pw inch,
single column measure, eaeh '*Mk.
We collect for advertising the first
of every month.
C. W. REITHNER
HOLLANDERS DESIRE
TO FORM SETTLE­
WILL LEAVE
FOR OREGON
MENT IN OREGON
PAUL S. ROBINSON.
E ditor and O wner .
A letter has been recived
C. W. Reithner, who for
in the Land Settlement De- many years was one of Deer
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Eartment from Henry J. River’s leading business
Issued Every Friday.
Th* Original Hese* Papar, SteMÜag
[eynen of Iowa, saying men, is loading his house­
$2.00 Per Year.
for Progr***, Fair Play, H omo 1
,
Pat
:
that
a number of farmers
rooage.
Law
EnforcoMoat. Good
there
of Holland extraction, hold goods today for ship­
Entered a* second-claw matter August School* and Th* H om * Boaotifui.
4, 1922, at the post office at Ver­
are desirous of forming a ment to Vernonia, Ore.,
where he plans to engage in
nonia, Oregon, under the Act
Ail Accounts Must Bo Settled in Full settlement of dairy and
of March 3. 1879
business.
Mr. Reithner will
Evury 30 Days
fruit farms in one of the Pi a-
go
some
day
next week.
cifiic States, and that they
are particularly interested “Carl” Reithner has been
in Oregon.
identified with the business
Here is another thing Ver­ life of Deer River for over
nonia Chamber of Com­ a score of years. He came
Very few men have reached middle age of life
The state legislature passed the bill which permits merce should take up im­ here in 1904, and was first
without having the opportunity to invest their
counties to grant franchises for toll roads, which was mediately. Send a commit­ employed in Tuller’s store.
money in a plan that would pay them returns of
enacted especially to meet a situation in Tillamook, tee to consult with the Land On Sept. 29, 1906, Mr.
substantial
worth. Yet many, many of these men
Washington and Yamhill counties in the building of a Settlement Department. We Reithner and his pardner
have
been
unable
to take advantage of their op­
road either over the Wilson or Trask roads. Neither have thousands of acres of F. E. Betz, opened their
portunity
because
they did not save a part of
of these counties appear to be in shape to finance the logged-off hillside land fine store on what is now the site
their income when they could.
building of a road now, and to overcome this difficulty, for dairying, fruit—prunes, of the Lyceum Theatre.
it was proposed to make it a toll road. This would not sheep, etc.
Four years latev the firm!
Plan now to be in a position t<> take advantage
entail any expense to either county, and was thought to
moved to the corner now I
be a happy solution of the difficulty. From all accounts
LAND SETTLEMENT
occupied by the Alva A.
of opportunity when it comes by starting Savings
there are parties who are anxious to build the road, and
Baker hardware. In 1915,
Account with this bank today.
it will not be long before some action is taken should Los Angeles Office Reports Mr. Reithner assumed the1
the report prove correct. And there is every reason to
New Settlers
interest of his pardner, and
believe that private parties would build the road much
two years later moved to the
The Los Angeles office of Brooks building opposite|
quicker than the counties.—Tillamook Headlight.
Land Settlement Depart­ the Great Northern station.
Vernonia, Oregon
Judge Philip was visitor to the Vernonia C. of C. ment of the Portland Cham­ He was in business there un­
luncheon Monday. The Judge gave an optomistic talk ber of Commerce is report­ til October, 1922.
on conditions of the Columbia River side of our county, ing good work. During Feb­
saying that the new million dollar paper mill to build at ruary eighty-seven live Mr. Reithner is a substan­
St. Helens would bring other industries and perhaps prospects were reported for tial business man, whose re-
another saw mill; saying also that the iron deposits near Oregon, the majority stat­ movel from Deer River will
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Scappoos would soon be developed, smelting being done ing that they are coming be generally regretted. He
by electricity; and further declaring that oil indications here this spring or summer. has always been loyal to the
near Scappoose were very gratifying. Judge Philip is Within the last week two best interests of this village.
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in favor of making the pavement beginning at the Ne­ prospective settlers were In business he enjoyed a
halem bridge and running north with a 9-foot pavement sent through the Los Ange­ large trade, built up b y|
and putting in two miles of it instead of one mile 16 feet les office to Oregon. They courteous treatment a n d
are: Jakot Nikolaus of Los honest dealing. When hej
wide. We believe he is correct.
Angeles, who left last week retired two years ago, it was|
The bill introduced at the request of the Oreon Hu­ for Grants Pass. W. H. hoped that he would again
mane Society, making it unlawful to carry a dog on the Ferguson who is a recent go into business here. It is
with much genuine regret
running board or fender of an automobile without some settler in Salem.
that his friends learn of his
collcReH.
proper form of rack or carrier, was voted down in the
leaving.
NEW
SETTLERS
RE
­
hc^se. We think it was a good low and it was a mis­
Collegian
PORTED FOR WEEK
take that it did not become a law. The reason that we
Mr. Reithner has been an
nt
think so is because we had seen a dog bumped off the Ray Spencer of Elk River, active member of the local
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running board of an automobile, and unknown to the Minn., is now at Olney, Ore. commercial club and served
owner, and with a rope around its neck, was dragged and is expecting to locate in on the village council for a
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along until it was almost dead. It was argued that the Oregon permanently.
number of years. His
!
bill would put restrictions on tourists, and if tourists J. E. Bertolette, of San friends trusted his confi­
treat their dogs that way it is time to place restriction Pedro, Calif., is in Grants dence and his integrity. He
Over five hundred of the
,mt-
upon them.—Tillamook Headlight.
Pass looking for a location. could always be depended I
teriiH to pick front.
He says he likes the coun­ upon to serve the best inter­
The Christian Endeaors of the World will start their try, and is ready to buy if he ests of the community.
MEN’S SHIRTS MADE TO
big Interantional Convention in Portland on the Fourth can find the right place.
This is not Mr. Reithner’s
MEASURE
of July to continue a week. Among world-known men J. W. Bowersonx, of Ma­ obituary.
He is far from a
to attend will be David Lloyd George—Ex-bitish Premier. dera, Calif., has purvhased dead one, who
will be great­
A lot of people will go to Portland that week whether 40 acres on the Pacific High­ ly missed here
from the
they belong to the C. E. or not. 16,000 delegates are way fourteen miles south of councils of the community.
being planned for. Portland is widely known as a capi­ Eugene, Lone county.
Deer River is open to him
tal convention town.
Merchant Tailor
for return at any time, yet
the best wishes of a host of
Bridpt St., Vernonia, Ore.
Next door to Eajrle office.
Yes, March came in as gentle as a lamb—and the
friends
go
with
him
to
his
next day it rained.
new location.
At Vernonia, Mr. Reith­
LEGITIMATE TRAPPING
ner will open a large store Get your Job Printing done at the home printing office.
The shooting of “Handsome Hans” a plain-clothes
for ladies’ ready to wear The Eagle office can handle all your commercial print­
member of the Portland police force is but another of
garments. He will bunild a ing. Only up-to-date, classy work done at Eagle offii < .
the atrosities of the bootlegger.
store there this spring. Wei
Plain clothes service is a highly efficient and per­
congratulate yemonia upon
fectly legitimate factor in dealing with the underworld.
his acquisition to their busi­
The bootleggers possessed liquor, which is a criminal
ness circles. — Deer River
act; and they readily sold it to the palin clothes men aft Just a
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(Minn.) News.
to any other customer—which was also a criminal act.
And the Oregonian calls this “entrapment.” Accord­ reminder
ing to that editorial writer the police and detective
QUALITY WORK GUARANTEED
force must always wear bright uniforms, shining but­ that now
tons and with a blare of trumpets tell ’em: “We are the
Po—iiCe. Watch out!”—Forest Grove News Times.
keep 9ix hr,ne at earvinf man;
is the time
A Vernonia Institution, Modern in Every Respect
( They taught me Alt 1 Knwh
Editorial
Once Should Be Enough
BANK
OF
VERNONIA
Order Your
EASTER SUIT
NOW
S. WELLS
Mac
Says
VERNONIA STEAM LAUNDRY
“J
of year
10 WAYS TO KILL CO­ • to be done.
Do nothing more than is
OPERATION
absolutely necessary; but to stock up
when other members roll up
Don’t go to the meetings. their sleeves and wittingly,
If you do attend a meet­ unselfishly use their ability
ing, find fault with the work to help matters along, howl
of the officers and other that the association is run
membeis.
by a clique.
Never accept an office, If you receive better
as it is easier to criticise prices because of the stabil­
izing influence of the asso
than to do things.
1 ciation without joining, do
Nevertheless, get sore if not think of joining,
you are not appointed on a
for
committee, but if you are do Keep your eye open
_
not attend committee meet- something wrong and when
you find it, resign.
ings
If asked by the chairman At every opportunity
to give your opinion regard­ threaten to resign and then
ing some important matter, get your friends-to resign.
tell him you have nothing to Agree to everything said
say. After the meeting tell at the meeting and disagree
everyone how things ought with it outside.
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the first aid
Kit.
Cotton, bandages
plasters, linaments
Iodine and
all the old
time remedies
at the
M & MPHARMACY
Their name* ara WHAT and WHY
and WHEN,
and HOW and WHERE and WHO“
KIPLIN*
WHAT was the Declaration of London!
WHY doe* the date for Beater vary!
V/HF’N wb* the greet pyramid of
Cbeupa built ?
HOW can you diatinguith a malarial
mo »Quito ?
WHïRE i* Canberra? Zeebrugge?
WHO waa the Millbuy u the Slash**!
Are thaw* *1« men ' 'serving vou too?
Give them ah oppoiiunity by placing
W ebster ' s
N ew I nternational
D iction art
in y oui home,
school, office,
club, library.
Tbiu‘Sii>.ia<*
Authority” in all
knuv. IcdguuiT».* *rr v/ce
immédiat», conetant, I .□ting, truM-
wortby. Afis»U£ u 1 Linda of qu«*-
tiona. A century U developing,
•uiurgüig, «nJ periecting under ex­
acting car* t nd ti,;hv < : choUrahlp
in ures accuracy. co>ii,>l«tuu***,
eoffipecuieao. □uthoiity.
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