Vernonia eagle., June 05, 1925, Image 5

On Inland Highway
Notice of Collection of Assessment
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Mac
Says
from the East end of Railroad cul­
vert on Lot 4, Block 6, Rose addition
to Vernonia, to Rock Creek, to serve
as a Storm Sewer and to diverge
Bear Creek from private property.
The Engineer's estimate of the
probable cost of said improvement,
as shown by the files of the Recor­
der, is 81715.84, for the Cougar
Street improveemnt, and >4975.40
ASSESSMENT ROLL
for the Maple Street improveemnt.
The district liable to be ssaeeaed
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER ONE
for the aforesaid improvement shall We heard of
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Block
Addition
Owner of Record
Assessment be known as Improvement District
No. 10, and is described as follows:
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G.
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Newton
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Antilia
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comer
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Block
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Lillinn M. Brown
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green Park Addition to the City
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W. N. Wood
Other day who,
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of Vernonia, Oregon, said point
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Price
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E. C. Hankle
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640 feet, more or less, north of
In his haste to
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R. M. Stokesbury
ship 4, north, range 4, west
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to
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the northwest comer of said lot
Lona E. Jensen
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thence southerly on east Uno of
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Weed Ave., 338 feet, more or
II. J. Buffmire
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Geo. N. Mecklin
less, thence west 327 feet, more
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C. L. Bateman
or less, to the east line of Rose
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Geo. A. Hankle
Ave., thence north 60 feet,
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R. M. Stokesbury
thence west 200 feet to the
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southwest comer of Lot 4,
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II. II. Hixson
Block 8, Central Addition to
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Vernonia; thence north 50 feet,
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Alfred Johnson
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thence west 125 feet, thence
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north 50 feet, thence west 260
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Mrs. Minnie Krinick
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Lot 10, Block 7, Central Addi­
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A ’round trip
A. O. Ilugen
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thence north 100 feet,
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Paul
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Clara
Robinson
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thence west on the south line
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J. R. Geo. McGee
74.98
of Nehalem Street 29C feet,
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more or less, to the City Limits
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C. S. McDonald
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of Vernonia; thence following
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said city limits on Third Ave.,
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Faye Jolly
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south 1860 feet, more or less;
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Louise Alexander
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thence east between Lots C and
7, Block 6, Park Addition to
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Vernonia, 130 feet, mors or less
R. J. McGee
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Lot 6, thence south 80 feet,
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more or less, to the city limits
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Vernonia;
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said city limits 775 feet, mors
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37.74
You fool.”
or less, to the center of the
M. D. Johnson
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United Railway’s Co’s., right of
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Richard Boeck
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way, thence following center of
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Drorbaugh
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said right of way, 60 feet in
Anything you
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E<1. Taylor
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w 1th, in a northeasterly mrec-
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A. I). Thompson
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ti.-n 4C0 feet, more or less, to
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Elizabeth Brown
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6
Need in the line
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5, Block 8, Rose Addition pro­
duced west; thence east follow­
I*. II. Roberts
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Ruben and Elsie Kelly
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Geo. 11. and Anna Ohler
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railroad. 1000 feet, more or
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Merl Ellis
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W. E. Willis
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M & M PHARMACY
north 200 feet to the south line
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of Cougar street, thence east
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C. W. McDonald
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145 feet, thencC north 6-) feet
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thence
east 145 feet to the
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Mrs.
Roy
Winters
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southeast
comer
of
Lot
5,
Block
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Mattie
Mae
Williams
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10, Vernonia, thence north 200
Need a ’round trip é
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O. V. Larnmore
feet to the northeast comer ef
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L. O. Andrews
Lot 2, in said Block 10, thence
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Sarah Haddock
east 60 feet, more or less, to
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Fannie Lebo
the west bank of Rock Creek,
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E. S. Cleveland
thence northerly following the
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Q. V. Graham
same, 390 feet, more or less, to
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The Value will
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the center line of Bridge street
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G. H. and Anna Ohler
thence
north
forty-five
degrees,
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G. B. Richmond
west 204 feet, more or less, to a
Bring you back.
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point 170 feet north of the
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Tom Magoff
northwest corner of Lot lt
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F. A. Hankle
Block 9, in Vernonia; thenee
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i:. C. Hankle
west 190 feet, thence north 40
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feet to the northeast comer of
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Lot
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Block
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of
Vernonia,
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Clara L. Cleveland
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thence
northwesterly
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feet,
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more or less, to the northwest
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Under new Management
corner of Lot 2 in said Block 1,
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J. W. Whitsell
thence north 50 feet to the
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Convenlentiy located near De­
northwest comer of Lot 1 «a
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H. C. Felsman
said block, thence northwesterly
pot on North side of Bridge St
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feet,
more
or
less,
to
the
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Wildrose
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place of beginning.
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Bertie Nelson
Rooms by Day, Week or
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Provided that all properties
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Mrs.
Myrtle
Churchill
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Meath
lying west of the center line of
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of
the
United
Railways
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E.
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Cleveland
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MRS. SARAH KORON
right of way, in above described
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Rudolph Boehler
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district, shall be assessed not to
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exceed >3.00 per 50x100 foot
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struction of said Maple Street
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Storm Sewer outlet only.
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
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C. R. and Elizabeth Watts
Sunrise
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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Wm. Moss
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53.25 tion by causing the same to be pub­
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The services of the Christian
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J. F. Hansen
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49.30 the Vernonia Eagle, a newspaper church at the Rose theatre next
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Lord’s day win be:
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
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Bible school at 9:48 a. m. We have
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that objections and remonstrances
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49.30 may bt filed with the Recorder a splendid Bible school which' is
F. G. Hansen
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49.30 against the proposed improveemnt at rapidly gi<v'uff. There are ctaeau*.
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49.80 after the first publication of thia for every one. Wo iav.^e you all to
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15.80 resolution, and the same will be attend and atody the word of tied
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with us. CzuMuniou and church at
49.30 heard and considered by the Council 11 a. w.
A. G. Van Alatine
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Tie evening service ate:
at
its
first
regular
meeting
subse
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Joe W. Larson
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quent to the expiration of eaid Christian Endeavor 7 o’clock and
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G.
W.
Reithner
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49.30 twenty (20) days.
preaching at 8 o’clock
Everyone
C. S. Rich
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WHEREAS it is necessary that to welcome and wo make you feel so.
Grant Thayer
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49.30 the aforesaid improveemnt be made
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49.30 at as early a date a «possible on ac­
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49.30 count of the necessity for the com­
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49.30 pletion thereof before the bad
G.
B.
Richmond
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49.30 weather commences and it is neces­
G. M. and Anna Gleason
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49.30 sary for the peace, health and safety
Emma Blum
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49.30 of tl • City of Vernonia that eaid
Nelson Gates
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49.30 imprc.eemnt be made in the im­
Sunrise
R. J. McGee
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NOW, THEREFORE, An Emer­
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gency is declared to exist and thia
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49.30 resolution shall go into force and
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and approval.
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Passed by the Council this the 2
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M. Shelton
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day of June, 1925, by the following
The foregoing assessments are commonly referred to as the “Ban- vote:
. r__ croft Bonding Act”, may do so by
YEAS: Gooding, Emmott, Repam
e and
„(.kta u. 4.,. from
th. if not
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NAYS: none
: of this notice. Applications for such
Submitted to the Mayor the 2 dey
Imquent.
purpoeea may be procured from the of June, 1925.
Property owners who d«"1«*
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Approved by the Mayor the 2 day
avail themselves of the privilege of
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Dated this 25th day of May, 1925. of June, 1925.
paying their assessments in install­
G. R. MILLS, Mayor
D. B. REASONER,
ments under the provisions of Sec-,
Recorder
Attest:
tions 3788 to 3796, Oregon Laws. l2-3t__________________ D. B. Reasoner, Recorder.
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The new plaining mill is being
Vernonia beat both games of base
built A big force of men are work­
ball Saturday and Sunday. We are
Mr. an<j Mrs. Walter Coyle are
ing on the main mill, just a mile
getting to the head of the list.
south of the depot. This new indus­ visiting in California, driving down
New cement sidewalks all over try represents an investment of thia week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Cleveland were
the down town district in Vernonia. >30,000, for our city. Let the good
Portland visitors Wednesday.
work go on.
Remember Tuesday evening.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
iat assessments have been levied
lor the construction of the street im­
provements in Improvement District
No. 1, of the City of Vernonia, Ore­
gon, and that same were entered In
the docket of City Liens of the 15th
day of May, 1925. the number or
letter of each lot, part of lot, or
parcel of land assessed and the num­
ber or letter of the block in which
it is situated, the name of the owner
thereof and the sums assessed upon
such lots, parts of lots or parcels of
land being as follows:
Ki'3t
BBT
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ON THE SOUND OF WORDS
"Aant Emmy,“ said Helen, ihanding
bar a latter, "I want you to tell mo
what you think of this as an invest-
moBt for that money I have tn the
bank.** Aaat Emmy adjusted her spec-
d the letter carefully,
remarked, “that you are
are bonds In the Blank
; Corporation----- ”
"Tea!** cried Helen, interrupting
her. “That’s what makes me think
ae woU
M. A debenture bond must
be so safe!”
“Why do you fl*y that?” inquired
Aaat Emmy. “What, exactly, la a de-
beataro b<mdT“
Halea hesitated while Aunt Emmy
looked at her with a twinkle in her
eyes. Then she stammered something
about soenrity.
“New, child.“ admonished Aunt
■mmy, “don’t get flustered. It’s very
«•—ft« When you buy a bond, what­
ever it la called, you loan your money
to the oompsmy putting out the bonds.
The word debenture comes from the
z-»*- word 'deboo,’ which means, as
you should know if you remember
your schooling, *1 owe.* Now, then, if
yea lend someone money, you would
expect security unless the character
et the borrower was so high that you
would feel safe merely tn holding his
L O. U. la the case of a debenture
bond you are loaning money on a
company's L O. U. The company of­
fering you debenture bonds does not
pledge or mortgage any property to
“If the company la in good stand­
tag. baa a 'high credit rating and is
making money, a debenture bond is a
good tavmlaient. if the company is
weak a debenture bond la a risky
PLEASE MR. RAIL­
ROAD OF VERNONIA
Wouldn’t it be nice if the rail­
road, our railroad, the railroad that
claims Vernonia and the railroal
that Vernonia claims, would en­
courage us in paving our main street
Encourage us at least, to the extent
that freight charges on the sand,
gravel and cement would be very
small. We say, wouldn’t this be a
Grand and Glorious Feeling?
“How’s your boy Josh doing?”—
“Not so well,” answered Farmer
Cloverblossom. “He’s neglecting his
athletics for his studies. I’m afraid
he'll turn out to be a colleg professor
insteaj of a baseball player.”
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thing to buy. n all depends on the
soundness of the company and aot on
the sonnd of the word ’debenture.*
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'As for
for the company described
In this
letter, | don’t know anything about IL
do you?"
"No.” admitted Helen reluctantly,
T do not know a thing. After what
you have told me I wish I did. How
do you suppose 1 can find out who
and what they are?”
“There is nothing easier than that,”
rejoined he.' aunt “All you have tel
do la to gc down to the bank and ask
them to give you a report on the
Blank Manufacturing Corporation.
They will be g>d to look Into thia for
you and will give you some really
good advice If you want to Invest your
money In something safe. Never hes
Rate about talking to your banker
about your financial affairs. Ho is
willing to help you at any time."
BANKERS HELP
Pierce County Bankers Associa­
tion, Wisconsin, have sent a boy and
a girl to the week's Short Course at
the University of Wisconsin, all the
banks sharing tn the expense. The
Association is active in boys’ and
girls' club work.
Baton County. Michigan, bankers
sponsored an enthusiastic dairy-alfal­
fa meeting at Charlotte. As a direct
result of the last campaign. 2,000
acres of alfalfa have been added. A
county-wide bovine tuberculosis eradi­
cation campaign is being conducted
with every assurance that the county
will be on the accredited list this fall.
Three cow testing associations have
been organized.
Richland County Bankers Associa­
tion, North Dakota, is one of the
county associations which has organ­
ized to carry out the work of th«
boys’ and girls’ clubs and the “alfalfa
on every farm” project. This program
was adopted at a State banker-farmer
meeting at Fargo in February.
****** Your Conversation ******
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“SALT RIVER”
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Sending ihi II i < nti> >«ti<1 parties
u,> “Salt R'xer” Is it fitmflisr
term In polfticstl slang
It
signifies defeat
I he real Salt
river Is n narrow Kentucky *
stream whose windings, shnl-
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only with extreme dilHciilty
The liolltlclan who Is sent up
Salt river Is tn reality, sent
to oblivion.
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> <»u su> a
all right in
his nlitce, ye mean
lie should be some
place else!
h . all’s
The high school band has disban­
ded for the summer. Several of the
boys are working and some out of ARMY RECRUITING
the city. Mr. McBarrin will instruct
OPEN TO YOUNG MEN
individual members, however, and
in September the organization will
A recruiting party from the U. S.
be larger, stronger and better than Army Recruiting station in Portland
ever.
will be in Astoria on recruiting duty
from June 8th to 13th inclusive, and
will be authorized to accept quali­
Upper Nehalem
fied applicants for the Infantry and
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Field Artillery for service in the
Mrs. A. F. Ornduff is spending a Hawaiian Islands, Infantry, Engin­
week with her daughter, Mrs. Mc- eers, Coast Artillery and Quarter­
Kinister.
master Corps, 2nd Corps Area, New
York, New Jersey and Delaware. In­
Miss Sybal Ornduff entertained fantry, Alaska, field artillery, caval­
twenty-eight Sunday for dinner.
ry and engineers, 8th corps area,
(Texas and Oklahoma,) infantry, en­
Pete Ornduff of Laurel is visit- gineers, field artillery and quarter­
ing his brother, A. F. Ornduff of master corps, (mechanics and motor
Timber.
vehicle drivers), Camp Lewis, Wash,
infantry, Fort Lawton, Fort Wright
James Griffin, A. F. Ornduff, Jes and Vancouver Barracks, Wash., in­
Ornduff and Sybal Ornduff went to fantry, medical department and sig­
Laurel, Oregon for Decoration day. nal corps, (radio operators), Presi­
dio of San Francisco, Calif., and
Mrs. Ohler and daughter were cal- several other places on the Pacific
lers on Mre. Orduff Thursday even- coast. Qualified applicants with or
ing.
without prior service are eligible for
enlistment for any of the above
Mias Anita Smith, Miss Louise branches and stations.
Smith and Miss Ruby Smith called
There arc also a numoer of vacan­
on Mias. Sybal Ornduff Wednesday. cies in army I ai.ds, in which a sol­
dier has an excellent opportunity to
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nilson called Lccouie a proficient mus.c'an, unitr
on their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ornduff some of the best musical instructors
and spent the week end with them. | in the Unite! States.________
WATCH FOR THE BIG
CLEARANCE SALE AT
Corey’s
Store
Starting June 13th
June 20th
Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, Notions,
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