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Entered an second-clata matter August 4, 1022. at the post office at Vernonia. Oregon, under ths Act of Marcii 3. 1079
VIRNONIA, ORIGON, FRIDAY APRIL 3, 1925
Votame 3, Number 34
Paul Robinson, Editor and Owner
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MOUTHPIECE of the NEHALEM VALLEY
CHANGE IN AFFAIRS
AT 0. A. Rig MILL
way affect or change any of their
policies.
The business men of Vernonia,
the Chamber of Commerce, of which
Mr. Hayes is an active member, and
the entire citizenship of the town
and community who know and like
the retiring superintendent for his
u«»f«iling courtesy, high character
and sterling qualities, will regret to
see him leave and will also mis« his
family who have taken active part
in social and civic affairs and wish
them continued success and pros-
perity.
COLUMBIA COUNTY
Advertíame Medium of a Big Pay Roll Community
CITY RECEIVING REVENUE
A
Yes, the Occupatoin Tax seems
hard. But did you ever see any tax
that wasn’t hard
pay? The city
needs the money and the city is
YOU. The best plan is to dig up
with a smile and when it becomes
unnecessary to collect the Occupa­
tion Tax it will no doubt be done
away with.
We are building a
pretty city and modern things cost
money. Like private business, how­
ever, if properly conducted it wont
take long to “Get on our feet,’’ and
then the taxes will be lowered or
wiped off entirely. It’s dog tax, oc­
cupation tax, water tax, city, county
state and income tax. Sure it makes
one grit hi* teeth, but we are all in
the same boat. Our City Recorder
is a good man >n the right job, and
the best way to make his acquaint­
ance, and lighten his work, is to go
to the City Hall promptly with your
assessments. It will pay us all in
the long run.
It is announced that Mr. Judd
Greenman, manager of the Union
Mills Company of Union Mills, near
Olympia, Wash., has been appointed
HIGHLY ENTERTAINING PRO­
OREGON-AMERICAN
superintendent of the Oregon-Amer­
GRAM-BIG AUDIENCE
ican
Lumber
Company
’
s
plant
here
MANAGER RESIGNS
Parent, Teacher and Student Make
to succeed Mr. Hayes who has re­
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Yesterday afternoon lit­
the Succe** of Friday Night'*
signed.
Mr.
Greenman
is
an
excep
­
'
Show
tle
Herald
Pumey,
7
year
Brief Sketch of Vsraoaia’* Bia
tionally high type man, has taken
Dsvelopme"t
a very active part in civic better­ old son of Mr. and Mrs.
If the H. S. Auditorium had of
ments at Olympia and will find him­ Gene Pemey, was playing
Superintendent E. E. Hayes has
been twice it’s size, there wouldn’t
self welcome to Vernonia. He ex­ near the railroad track as a
have been seating room for the
resigned his position with the Ore­
large crowd attending the entertain-
pects to be in Vernonia in a few train of empty log trucks
gon-American Lumber Company and
ment given by the Parent-Teachers’
days. Mr. Hayes will remain sev­
Association last
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Friday night. It
after taking a good vacation plans VERNONIA LANDMARK RAZED eral weeks assisting Mr. Greenman was switching. The boy, as
certainly was a treat, asurprise and
told
us,
was
slapping
at
the
to
get
familiar
with
the
local
opera
­
to continue tn taking an active part
a wonderful entertainment by home
trucks when hit and thrown
Vernonia, Ore.f Mar. 26.—The tions.
in the development of the lumber
people.
The High School Band
started the program, and if you
under. Before the train
industry on the West coast. Mr. tearing down this week of the old
haven’t heard the H. S. Band lately,
CAT RINGS DOOR BELL
Hayes has been in Vernonia only two Evangelical church maiks the pass­
could stop, he attempted to
you have a big surprise coming. We
years and it ia remarkable the ing of probably the oldest landmark
predict this bunch of high school
crawl out, we are told, and
friends he has made in that time. in Vernonia. The building was erect­
musicians will be in big demand over
"Jim" the big gray tom-oat, a one aim was run over with
this part of the state, if the outside
When he first arrived in Vernonia ed in 1890 and served as the sole familiar figure at Mill View, and
communities find out who they are
someone referred to him as an "Of­ place of worship for residents here I the pel of Peggy and Edward Hayes, probably a slanting ride.
and what they can do.
until
the
dedication
of
the
new
At
this
writing
the
little
fel
­
ficial” and Mr. Hayes, overhearing
pulled a good stunt Sunday evening
This music was followed by a dance
the remark, turned to the speaker building in May, 1924.
Repass that’s worth telling. ---
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He was
out- low is being taken to Port­
by Mrs. Hurley that brought long
Bros..
contractors and builders, who gide looking in when he prefeITed land.
and said, “Pardon me, but I'm no
and loud applause.
The American Legion is fixing up
official. In our organization we have recently purchased the building, are. to be inside looking out. As no one
The Pleasant Hill school was
a splendid recreation grounds ad-
_
splendidly represented by a "Flower
no officials and no positions. We are reconstructing it into n modern
modern, geemed to pay any attention to him
him ROAD WORK IN AND AROUND
joining their place of meeting. The Drill.” Each scholar in the exercse
just men with jobs.” We are citing apartment house, having nine two- he cHmbed Up the screen ooor on the
VERNONIA TO BE EXTENSIVE long sumiher evenings will be en­
was perfect and the instructor cer­
t bi,
on the
this incident as an explanation of room apartments. ! Several fine new back porch and
joyed in Lawn Tennis and other tainly
had the class well drilled. It
Vernona city streets and county games by the members and their was above
the reason for the universal friend­ residences are being built in the city button that rings the door bell, No
par.
roads
leading
to
Vernonia
will
be
friends.
and
renewed
interest
is
being
shown
ship and good-will that exists be­
The three songs by the Fifth and
one answered him the first time so greatly improved this spring and
Sixth Grades of Vernonia, was in­
tween the people of Vernonia end in making Vernonia one of the most he rang again, the second time get­ summer. Besides the rocking of the
deed well received. The leader and
modern towns in Oregon •Oregon-l ting results. Any one else got a principal side streets of the city and PARENT TEACHERS’ PRO­
the big mill company.
all the class done exceptionally fine
the paving of the main street, there
It would not be out of place for ian.
cat story?
GRAM GREAT SUCCESS and all present are now fully aware
will
be
extensive
work
and
some
pav
­
us to outline the successive steps of
that “Della wore her new jersey.”
ing joining town. The county ad­
Among the unsolved problems
The First Grade boys, six of them,
a planing mill “tie-up boy” in a
Guy C. Howard, one of the fore­ jacent to Vernonia on all sides is
Huge Crowd* Attend.
little fellows, represented a train,
Texas mill to the builder and oper­ one might mention: Why so much most chemical engineers on the west___________
Road Dstrict ___
Ni. „
9. _ In _______
District ___
No.
in verse by each child, representing
ating manager of the finest saw­ newspaper space to the proposed coast, was here Saturday on a busi- 9, one mile of concrete pavement' The program given by the Par­ the engine and various passenger
marriage
of
Poli
Negri?
Why
do
I
Teachers*
Association
at
ness mission
Mr ’r.1“ be
la,d-. The
mill plant in the United State*. “Ed**
mission from
from Seattle
Seattle.
Mr.
”,e A®5
ne P«Vtment
Part"’*nt will
WM* be-]
"* tile coaches. They did fine and it was
.
... . .
. K‘n «t the bridge which crosses the'High School, March 27, proved to the “first appearance” of some of
Hayes handled slabs, tied up. graded some common clay women imagine Howard . has __
made
special study of Nehilem river, about one mile north be a great success.
them.
and piled lumber during vacations they are the 400? Why will bare the utilization of wood •’•aste.
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¡of Vernonia and follow the river] The program was of high class
Miss Lappee. of the Eighth Grade,
legs
on
a
program
draw
bigger
road. The pavement will be 16 feet value all the way through.
when he was going to school and
gave an individual dance that was
crowds
than
a
refined
musical
or
i
in
width
and
of
a
standard
thickness
At
the
close
of
the
program
a
sil-
FRANK SCHOPFLIN A
when he graduated from high school
well received; and 8th grade stu­
VIS¡TOR Roadma8ter Eilertson stated. Work ver offering was taken which amount­ dents a little play “The Lamp Went
Why will any of UH
VERNONIA
wns an expert grader and inspector lecture?
bill
be
begun
next
week
on
widening^ed
to
(38.11.
This
money
is
going
Out.” In this each acted their part
of export lumber and was compara­ mortals worry? Why not trade at
“
_
_ and grading the road and the work
work: to be used to equip a Rest Room for well.
.ite-picBiuriu vx
win ur
unuer the
vne supervision ■ each school building
tively well versed in the mechanics home? Why are we here?
Frank ovnu>>iiiii,
Schopflin, vice-president
of will
be uune
done under
Prof. Johns then explained the
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The COmmitte which to thank the
the Oregon-American
com- of - -x
the roadmaster
Peter
Berger-
of the manufacture and shipment of
work of the Parent-Teachers’ Asso­
pany is a r
___ * business
*______—x-»x
'son.
recent
visitor
“on’ road
road sunervisor
RuP«rvisor in in District
District ft.' 9.'following persons and organizations ciation, as well as mentioning some
HISTORY
lumber. He was for a short period
work will J>e completed within for the land co-operation and will­ of the local needs.
from Kansas City. Mr. Schopflin This
city editor of the Orange (Texas)
six weeks, Mr. Eilertsen believes and
After this address the audience
On November 11th, 1918, OUR has just returned from New York will allow time for the roadbed to ing ness to help in making the pro­
Tribune but could not remain away
was entertained with a musical treat
BOYS, "over there.” Never will we and other Atlantic coast points settle before the work of laying the gram such a success:
1. To the public who attended the by the Hoffman Orchestra. Mr. and
from the sawdust trails and in the forget that day—the war was over.
succeeding years managed to gain It bringi :s memories of Paris, Nice, studying conditions of the fir market. concrete is began, which will be to­ gram and who contributed so Mrs. Hoffman, Charles and Robert
ward the latter part of July.
generously.
Hoffman and Mr. McBerrin. Tno
_
Monte carlo, anl other While in the East Mr. Schopflin i
further knowledge of lumber, acting Baton R< ogue,
2. To those who so willingly selections were greatly appreciate 1
towns
in
France
and
England
that
visited
his
son
who
is
a
student
at'
at different times a* tallyman, send­
helped
to
advertise
the
program.
BRIDGE
PARTY
and for the number of pieces it
went wild, when the Armistice was Princeton University.
ing man, dry kiln foreman, shipping signed.
3. To all those in and outside of would indeed be difficult to find a
I
the
school
who
took
part
in
the
clerk, yard foreman, assistant sup­
better orchestra, even in the larger
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hayes enter­
In the Bummer of 1919, the
cities.
erintendent and later manager of AMERICAN LEGION, composed of JUDD GREENMAN OF OLYMPIA tained with six tables at Bridge on program.
4. To “Pleasant Hill” school who
Miss Betty Culver then enter­
TO GO TO VERNONIA Wedneslay evening. Prizes for high came down and gave us a delightful
mills and logging for the big mill of Soldiers, Marines and Sailor of the
tained to the delight of all by danc­
score went to Mrs. Alexander, and
Worlds
War,
was
chartered,
and
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I Mr. Wharton, low score to Mrs. number on the program.
the Delta I-a nd 0 Timber Company formed.
ing the Highland Fling, in Scottish
E. WHITE, Sec.
Olympia, Wash., Mar. 28.—Judd Anderson and Mr. Schroedar.
at Carson, Louisiana.
Between
costume, kilts and all; and Miss
A
We, Vernonia Post No. 119, re­
Betty did it splendidly.
times he managed to glean two yean ceived our charter in the summer of Greenman of Olympia, for many most delightful evening was sptnt
Miss Gladys Malmeten was a week-
The violin solo by Mr. McBerrin
experience as city saleman for a big 1924, with a starting membership years manager of the Union Mills by the following guests: Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. An- end visitor at home, returning to her was well received, and many ex­
of
16.
At
the
date
of
this
writing
company
plant
at
Union
Mills
in
thia
lumber
yard
at
Houston,
retail
we have 85 members, some increase. county, will leave next week to take derson. Mr. and Mrs. Close, Mr. and' school at Monmouth Monday. Le- pressed a wish for more of it, and
Texas, to get the "retail slant.’’ I’ll say.
Mrs. Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, Roy was home from Business college hope to have that pleasure again
When the Carson, Louisans, mill
On April the 10th and 11th, we over the management of the Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. | Sunday and Miss Hazel Malmsten soon.
Miss Laura Smith, in a reading,
company’s yrsssns
plant wev
at Ver-
Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Wharton, . • returned to her school at Salem
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burned Mr. Mayes rebuilt this mill will given an American Legion American • WH*gr***ay
told us all about Billie’s experiences
Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Cropper, Mr. Monday.
and had it operating in 83 days, “Circus" and a “One^ Night In' nonja> Or®. His family will remain Will,
and troubles out west and Miss Mills
Mr. Hocaday and Mr. and Mrs.
Paris” show, a popular “Girls Voting *■ here until school doees.
which is an unchallenged record.
Coming at an extremely busy time and Spencer gave a piano duet well
Kennedy.
Contest.’’
Professional theatrical
Mr. Greenman ha* been connect­
of th« month, last Monday, we re- received.
The Vernonia construction job stunts and the best music talent that
gret that our plans were unavoida-' A few Seventh Graders in a little
ed with the Union Milla company for,
AT BROWNS STORE
was nt thia time directly ahead of can be obtained.
bly changed so that we were unable play termed: “Miss Jones, Milliner”
We know that this is putting 14 years and has also taken a prom­
Mr. Hayes’ principal* and they de­
to
accept Commander Calkin’s kind brought laughter and exposed to the
"Somathing
Big
”
in
Vernonia,
but]
of ...»
the' The Women Business Club home invitation to attend the American crowd the big profits in hats.
cided that he possessed every re­ we feel that if Portland can swing] inent part in the , affars ».
April
He
was
recently
'
sule
Saturda
y<
... .
Legion meeting that night,
quisite for the successful handling of "A One Night In Paris Show, then ] county and city. 1______ .
We
Miss Bettie Jane Coyle certainly
i 11th at 10 a. m.
wanted to; we are interested in the was cute in her recitation that
elected president of the Rotary club
this project and their choice of the Vernonia too can doso.
Legion work, and the boys know the brought applause from all present.
We have always felt very confi­ and re-elected president o* the Twi­
man for this work proved their
ENTERING CONTEST
| A collection was taken up amount­
Eagle is with them.
dent
that
if
ever
we
did
undertake
light league.—Ex.
judgement to be correct. The Ver­
ing to nearly a half a hundred dol­
to give an affair of this kind that
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American Legion are pleased to
nonia mill was built without any the public would be behind us, giv­
Plans are developing toward the lars and the Boys of the band dis­
announce that Miss Irene Smith, for establishment if a public library in missed the crowd with the Star
HAVE
“fuss and feathen” on large staff of ing us their most generous support. GRADE SCHOOLS 2L-V2
NEXT
YEARS
TEACHERS
Vernonia; Miss Boots Wharon, for. Vernonia
It is needed. Several Spangled Banner.
We
will
create
a
Paris
and
Monte
eagerness. Much of the detail on
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j Oregon-American; Miss Agnes Bar-' good suggestions on securing an as­
this job was worked out by the man Carlo atmosphere at out hall that
we can make you feel gay, happy | Teachers for the local Washington nett, for Vernonia, has entered as sortment of books are being fol­ HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED
in charge, and the construction in that you are with us, and we know' and Lincoln schools have beqn em- Voting Contest. The girls have been lowed up, and we hope, in a short
Dr. Luzader, eyesight specialist,
this project is acknowledged by the that you will greatly appreciate the ployed for the next term to start on urged by the American Legion to time, to be able to announce a fair
will
be at Kullander** Jewelry Store,
enter,
and
wshing
to
help
the
boys
__ 17th
___ of September. Increai
Increased
sized library here.
best of engineen to be almost flaw­ talent and “Circusr* that we willl the
out, they will try their darnest to
Vernonia, on next Monday and
.
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salaries
have
been
allowed
earh
bring
to
this
city.
less.
The "Popular 'Giri
Girl’s” voting con
con- ­ ' teacher. Those employed are Alden WIN. The voting results will be
And what does the bootlegger Tuesday, April 6th and 7th. Take
This immense plant was built on test
1.---- up
_r . and
—1 we
— in-' John, Principal; Mrs. Ethel Ray, shown each night at the Majestic sell? Well, for every drink you take advantage of this visit and have
will ____
liven _ things
schedule time despite inevitable de­ tend to have the fairest, the sweet-1 Mrs. Pearle _Wilkerson, Miss Nora Theatre, and also on our Bulletin
the chances are eight to twenty that your eyes examined.
lays that may be expected by non­ eit girls in our town and in the near | Kizer. Miss Ella Enatrom, Miss Isa- Board at Kingsley store.
Girls entering as candidates from
arrival of material and other causes, vicinity of Vernonia running to see bel Condit, Miss Leste Weed, Miss other towns will be announced later. you will be poisoned. The makers
I I Lily Wellington, Miss Melba I^rra-
and before the construction was who is elected Queen.
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
adv. of bootleg have no conscience. Not
The girl receiving the most votes morc, Miss Winnifred Mellinger,
more than twenty per cent of the
completed there was another big job will be presented with a beautiful Mrs. L. F. Austin, Mrs. Franklin
“stuff” is smuggled into this coun­
On and after Monday, April Sth,
NOTICE
looming up before the local man­ diamond ring which will be dis­ Rogers, Miss Bessie McDonald.
try—and all is not Scotch that is 1925, all dogs in the city that are
agement—that of getting together played in Kullanders window toda.
ui and
Ail parties indebted to me are re­ labelled “Scotland.” The remaining nit licensed will be taken up
The voting for the moat “Popular
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
a big operating organisation, which
quested to call and settle your ac­ eight per cent is manufactured here held for 48 hours. If not claimed
Girl” will start Thursday or Friday,
in itself is a job of some dimension, and we feel that Vernonia will
in that time 1 will sell or dispose of
Next Lord’s Day services at the counts. You owe me, I owe others. of the deadliest poisons. It is made them.
will be at barn
when it is taken into consideation stringly stand behind the girls Christian church will be:
Do« . pond
,
11 need my money to meet my own
of denatured alcohol, wood alcohol, neear Grange all.
that this plant employs over 500 men elected to run from their town.
Sunday school 10:00 a. m.. Fine obligations.
W. J. KELLY,
W. T. HATTEN.
benzine (pyridin, a deadly poison,)
We have hopes of getting some interesting classes for all, from the
of every classification from common
City Marshall.
girs from Mist, Timber, Berkenfield tiny tots to the oldest attending. A
bichlorid
of
mercury
(another
very
laborer to trained technical men. and some other smaller towns to en­
GARDEN
BULLETINS
of good teachers present the
deadly poison.) ether, kerosene,
The operating organisation at the ter, and we know that the girl re­ corp
Miss Marjorie Kelly celebrated her
lessons from the Bible in an inspr­
fusel oil and sulfuric acid. It ia 13th birthday Wednesday. A birth­
Oregon-American is in itself an an­ ceiving the most votes should be ing way to al).
“The Farm Vegetable Garlen” is
day party and luncheon was served
swer to the efficiency with which eligible for the “National Beauty
Communion and church services the title of a practical bulletin is- colored with burnt sugar, poured at
the Gayosa to eight friends.
Contest
to
Be
Held
*t
Atlantic
City
1
’
into
bottles,
corked
with
old
corks
at
11
a.
m..
All
are
invited
to
at
­
sued
by
the
Extension
Department
thia work was handled. Mr. Hayee
next summer. Why can’t we send tend this devotional service and ser­ of the Oregon Agricultural College. covered with forged government
gathered together a group of clean- MISS VERNONIA?
Wm. Martineau and Mr. Van Harn
mon.
This bulletin gives some very help­ stamps, forged labels put on the bot-
of Gold Hili are in Vernonia today,
cut, sober and efficient key men and
Christian Endavor at 6:30 p. m. ful information on the growing of
let it be known from the beginning
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
For old a* well as young.
the farm garden.
It give* some Ues .ths whole thing discolored and Mr. Martineau is calling on old
Preaching at 7:30 p. m. An In­ specific information in regard to the dust blown upon it to make it look friends. At Gold Hill he is in the
that “boose and businoM dogen’t
game and from prospects he
The Sunday School will meet at teresting evangelistic type of ser­ different varieties to grow; approxi­ ancient. Don’t shed too many tear* mining
mix.” This not only resulted In
mon, which does us all good to hear. mate dates of plantnR, and other over a fellow who will take chances will make it big there—and we’re
9:41
a.
m.
for
the
study
of
the
lee-
maintaining a high morale in the son. Last Sunday morning class two
glad of it.
Come out and help us further the helpful information in regard to
With stuff like that nlf he values his
organisation but is fortunate for the took the place of class seven and work of Christ’s Kingdom.
raising a garden.
Wood wagons, drays, or delivery
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“Seed Sowing and Spring Trans-
Trans life so cheaply why should you make
class six held its own and by a nar-
town of Vernonia.
““
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They dedicated a new church in planting in the Vegetable Garden your sympathy still cheaper? There’s wagons, KEEP OF of private prop­
Mr. Hayes expects to do "some row margin won both places of
____ ■. The mile race ia doing well. Mexico a few weeks ago success- is the title of another bulletin that only one thing beyond him—the for­ erty and lawns. Drive on no lots
vacationing” and advises that he la J]™*
ia the title of anither bulletin that maldehyde of the undertaker's em- without permission.
Class two has run ahead and is fol­
fully. There was only on* killed has some helpful suggestions.
MARSHAL KELLY.
not going to talk or think about lowed very closely by class six.
Mr. Nelson, County Agriculturist, balming fluid.
work until he has taken can of thia
There will be divine worship at and seven injured.
There’s one time when a Vernonia
* | st St. Helens, states that he has a
“job.’* He also advises that the eleven o’clock ia the forenoon and
also
at
7:80
in
the
evening.
The
woman
can depend on her husband
Lots
of
men
get
into
jail
by
mis-
’
“
PP**
*
H
present plant organisation will r*-
Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 take, but ia generally their own mil-
wanting
to stay at home—and that’s
^
rn|ah
£
anyon
.
^nain intack and that hie sovoreing p. m. A friendly Invitation is ex­
I
when she wants him to take her ont.
take.
I interested.
¿onnsctlon with the O.-A. will in no tended to all who coma.
OVER BOY
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