Vernonia eagle., January 17, 1929, Image 1

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NO. 24
VERNONIA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1929
VOL. 7
Speaks
“te,i Badge, Matchmaker
Naturalization Experts Discuss Local BoJv?nco Ment
County Agent Otto At Gallaway
Shingle Mill Banquet
Dr. Cole, with six
& McGraw Shingle Mill
Assures Best
Class To Start Dairy Problems Boy Scoutmaster
Reports Work held Johnson
Scouts from the local scout
their annual stockholders meet­
.troop, attended the court of honor
ing and banquet January 14 at
Card Coming
S. W. Park, Head of Amer­ Geo. A. Nelson and N. C. I at St. Helens January 15.
Nehalem.
Of Past Year Hotel
Howard Malmsten, Ben Spencer
Guests of the evening included,
icanization in Oregon,
I
Jamison Speak at Meet
and Delmar Morton won merit
president
H. McPheeters, vice
Speaks at Meeting.
ing Here On Friday.
badges in first aid work. Doctor
Shutes Savings Banks of Hillsboro,
Activity Cover» Every Com­ Judd Greenman, Carl Davidson,
Cole advises that a drive for mem­ Knight and Burbank To
A
meeting
was
held
in
the
The
problems
connected
with
bers will be in progress shortly,
Pete Bergerson and others, All
Fight Main Event
sei and
mu as I Washington school Monday even- proper feeding of dairy cattle and and troop should have about 25
munity in County
stockholders were present
following
organizing
tne
lonowing
* for the Purpose of wigh
t<> fae contagious abortion of dairy cattle active Boy Scout members.
the roll was called, t the"*
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_ , ing
were discussed at length by Geo.
stockholders responded, H. E. Mc­
Graw, A. L. Xullander, Jack Bush, come American citizens. Mrs. Judd A. Nelson of St. Helens, county
Otto Gallaway, Chas, Hoffman, R. Greenman introduced S. W. Park, agricultural agent, and N. C. Jami­
who is the head of Americanization son of the Oregon State college
M. Aldrich and Chas Wilson.
work in Oregon and works under extension service, at the Grange
Otto Gallaway, formerly presi-|
a . Howard, state superintendent hall here Friday afternoon.
Exceptional
Card
Expected
To
Agricultural
Demonstrations
Aid dent of the Bank of \ ernonia, gave j
schools, and the state commission
called attention to
Playing their first league game
an interesting talk on general fin-
Americanization. Mr. Park stat- the Mr. fact Nelson
that
the
field
of
develop-
Draw
Record
House
For
Next
Farmers in Various Districts
at home, Vernonia high school bas-
ancial conditions of the Pacific' ej.
ment for the dairy industry in the’ketball team, will on the 18 of this
coast. Chas. Wilson, superintendent.
Week End at Local Hall
Of Columbia County
“
Our
desire
is
to
reach
every
Nehalem Valley is very great and month give their best to win from
gave a brief outline of shingle mill!
operations, and H. E. McGraw out­ man and woman who is not a citi- that to encourage its being built Rainier at the local Hi-Gym,’—
The team will start with the
lined the plans for the coming year. 1 zen in this state and help them to up as rapidly as possible the right
A large number of agriculture I The banquet was a success, all 'learn the language and assist them methods of handling the dairy regular line-up which will consist
The card lined up for the smoker
problems were handled during the present responded upon being call- in getting their naturalization pa­ problems should be observed. “It of Archie Adams, Gloyd Adams, of January 26, by matchmaker
year of 1928 by the couty extension ed on the toastmaster, by giving a pers and in any way possible to is essential to breed good classes Harold Nelson, Neal Bush and Tord Lloyd Baker, will be one of the
make them better citizens.
office. This work extended to practi­ snappy talk.
of livestock,” said Mr. Nelson, “in Berg. Coach Austin feels very con­ best fight cards'ever presented by
cally every line of agriculture car­
“The illiterate man, whether for­ order to realize the most profit fident that his team, which he con­ the Vernonia Boxing Commission,
ried on in Columbia county and to
eign born or native, is a liability. from the enterprise.
siders one of the best basketball
The main event an eight round
every community in the county.
If it is within their power the
“The county agricultural office ¿earns every turned out by Vernonia affair, between Dove Knight 128
These problems dealt with soil
school board should provide the has been taking care of tuberculosis high, will win from Rainier on the pounds Vernonia and Jack Burbank
fertility, crops, horticulture, general
place of meeting and teacher. It is in this county to such an extent 18, but this will be no set-up and 128, Portland, should be a battle
livestock, dairying, poultry, agricul­
the duty of the people to get out that the disease has been reduced will be a battle from start to fin­ from the start of the gong. ~
Both
ture, home economics, agricultural
and persuade those who need this to a minimum, but contagious ish. It is the most game of the of these boys have a fairly good
engineering, rodent control and pre­
An event is scheduled for next teaching to attend the classes once abortion is not being cared for season said Coach Austin, for in reputation as fighters and are near-
datory animals, boys’ and girls’ club Wednesday evening which should'they are started,
very well.”
the event we should lose this game ing the top of the ladder, after
work, entomology, plant pathology, prove one of the most entertining
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be __ a community
Mr. Nelson pointed out that the our chances to win the County which the successful one may have
and the gathering and preparing of programs ever offered in Vernonia, fair so that as long as there'' is a most
way of dairying championship would be slim. A re­ a chance to fight a main event, in
the agricultural exhibit of the county This is the address with colored need for a class there will be a is the economical
best way. All feeds possible cord turnout will turn out Friday some larger city probably Portland
to be shown at the county, state and slides and music to be given by provision for it.”
__ pub- or Spokane. ,
should be produced on the farm, afternoon to hold a rally, the
international fairs.
Chief L. V. Jenkins and members
Considerable discussion ensued as especially the roughage. The dairy­ licity squad has started a new novel
Well known in
Vernonia, a
A total of 411 farm visits were of the police department of Port­
to probable means of getting a man can not make a profit and scheme of publicity which the peo- drawing card where ever he fights
made during the year.
land. The meeting will start at
buy feed, including the roughage. pie of Vernonia will be _ made
There were 969 office calls and 7:30 in the Evangelical church teacher and providing a place of In some cases it is even possible aware that a basketball game is Dove Knight, should make it very
Burbank, although
interesting for ~
1096 phone calls in regard to ex­ with Chief V. L. Jenkins as chair­ meeting. Five men were present for
the farmer to grow at least to be played.
who are anxious to take up this
we
venture
to
say,
this by no
tension work.
man. Captain H. M. Niles will give
part of his own grain,
in r.ny
means will be a set-up for our
Individual letters were sent out to the lecture on “Criminal Organi­ study and they said there were a case he should not buy but
more
than
friend Knight
2018 people and 44 circular letters zation in the United States and number of others who are only the concentrates.
for the opportunity. This
The semi-final, to be fought be-
were written with a total of i 6470 Criminals handled by our Depart- waiting
shows that there is a pressing need
tween our own Dane Brady of
An ample amount of hay should
copies mailed.
ment.”
for such a class to bd started.
Vernonia, 122 pounds and Eddie
be raised of a kind that gives
The number of meetings that were
Soloists are to be Capt. R. L.
Lee Schwab was appointed presi­ plenty of protein, according to Mr.
At 6 p.m. Monday, Deputy Sher­ Murphy, 122 Portland, will be a
attended during the year were 173, Crane and Ray
Stedman. The
treat for the fans present at the
with a total attendance of 7133.
Famous police quartet will also be dent, Mrs. Judd Greenman, vice Nelson, such as clover, vetch, or iff R. L. Stubbs, with the assist­
Charts were shown at one meeting present consisting of Lieutenant president and W. W. Wolff secre­ alfalfa. At present clover and vetch ance of Constables Frank and fight of January 26, as both these
lads are clever with their dukes,
and films at five.
W. A. Taylor and officers F. R. tary and this committee were ask­ are grown by the dairymen in the Phelps, raided the home of Dione-
One fertilizer demonstration on Burtch, G. N. Johnson and C. D. ed to get to work immediately and county for their own use. but lit- cio Yana, Filipino, on the Rock and promise to give a display of
potatoes was conducted during the Lamb with Mrs. C. D. Lamb as if possible to get a class started tie alfalfa has been raised. This creek road and found a seven- clever fighting, seldom witnessed
will only do well on sandy soil, galloy still, a large quantity of in fighting arenas of smaller cities.
within a week.
year, which contained 22 plots. One accompanist.
The prelims contain some dandy
Credit for what has been accom­ he stated, and will not grow on the mash, and five gallons of whiskey.
carload of lime was ordered for the
plished so far goes to the Study heavier types that are not well In the home of Yana at the time line-ups, starting with Johnnie Bal­
use of 9 different farmers in the Aubrey-Ross Wedding
club which has been working to- drained.
of the raid was Anceimo Fernan- lister, 116 Portland, who is pitted
Mayger district. One field of lime
against Billy Owens of Vernonia,
Clover and '■etch __
___ on des.
grows _ well
Solemnized on Friday |ward this end for some time.
was checked on Theodore Fink’s
all land, ani Mr. Nelson advised
Both men ,v
T_ __ taken
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wçre
to Verno- 116. Not being acquainted with
L
place, at Clatskanie, where corn
that of W’hatever hay is grown/more nia and lodged in the city jail un- the fighting abffit>*of* either one
The marriage of Miss Lilly May|„.
,
1 zi •
had been grown on a piece of land,
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trial, r____
which ____
was set of these men, we take matchmaker
all of which had been manured, and Aubrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Slierill W Ceti G1VC11 should be ra'sen than needed, os til time of the
it is the cheapest feed. In fact for 3 p.m. yesterday in the court Baker's word that both boys are
about 1-3 of which had been limed J. Aubrey, and Dayton Ross, son I
the dairyman will not realize all of Justice of the Peace P. Hill. tough hombres, and can lick their
at the rate of about two tons per of Mrs. O. I. Ross, occurred at
of the profit that he should unless District Attorney Foote was pres­ weight in wild cats or other tame
acre. The limited area showed a the Christian parsonage Friday
he grows all of his own hay.
ent to prosecute the case, and Les­ jungle beasts.
yield of corn about three times as evening at 7 o’clock. Mrs. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weed and
Then we have “Battling Topang,”
The hay feta should also be ter Sheeley was attorney for the
great as that which was unlimed. Leavitt officiated at the wedding. their family were the guests of
that streak of lightning who will
This indicated the need of
i lime on The bride was beautiful in a sal­ honor at a farewell reception ten­ supplemented with home-grown root defendants.
crops, such as turnips, rutabagas,
Yana, who is married and has exchange blows, (not love taps)
mon crepe de chine dress.
this type of soil.
dered them last Friday evening
_ at and mangles. Turnips are the five children, was called by Judge with Johnny Snell of Portland.
Mrs.
Lillian
Malmsten,
sister
of
There were a number of demon­
the Evangelical church on the eve cheapest, said Mr. Nelson,
Topang who hails from Vernonia
Hill to be tried first, and through
strations carried on in connection the bride, was matron of honor, of their departure for St. Helens bagas need better ground for ruta-
good his interpreter, L. C. Ompoc, plead­ recently fought a draw with Kid
and
Paul
Malmsten
was
best
man.
with cereal crops, such as white
where Mr. .. Weed
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will take up his production and are grown in rows
McHuff of Seattle at Forest Grove,
winter wheat, Hannchen and Trebi Others present were Bert Arthurs, new duties as sheriff of Columbia to the best advantage. Mangles are ed guilty to the charge of manu­ and pleased the fans who regard­
facturing
and
possessing
intoxicat
­
Martha
Middlebrook,
Hazel
and
barley. The campaigns which had
county.
ed the decision rendered by the
good feed, but require considerable ing liquor.
z
been carried on in past years in Raymond Ross, Mrs. R. A. Simmons
Rev. G. W. Plumer was chair- work in thinning and transplanting.
Judge Hill passed the sentence judges at the ringside with dis-
Allie
and
Ruth
Simmons,
Mr.
and
connection with alfalfa have been
man
of
the
social
gathering.
Com
­
favor.
They will not stand much freezing,
continued this year, with the re­ Mrs. J. Aubrey. Mrs. Ross was un- munity singing was a feature of whereas the other two will some­ of $250 fine and 60 days in the
Vernonia’s near-heavy, Kid Nel-
sult that several districts have very able to be present because of ill- the evening under the leadership times last through a mild winter county jail, and Yana, through his son will tango a four round affair
interpreter asked the mercy of the
materially increased their acreage ness.
of
W.
W.
Wolff
with
Mrs.
W.
W.
without freezing.
court, stating that this was his first with Jimmy Dunn of Portland, and
of alfalfa plantings and new com­ Both young people are well Wolff accompanying. Among the
what we hear of Dunn it appears
Carrots will stand the
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heaviest
munities have successfully begun known in Vernonia, the bride hav- numerous speakers of the evening freezing and are the best keeping. offense, and that if the court per- that the fans will be treated to a
I mitted and would impose a light
ing come to Vernonia with her
to grow this important crop.
were Albert Parker and Franklin roots grown in the
The'sentence that he would never again battle, long to be remembered.
Ladino clover has also been dem­ parents two years ago, and for a Malmsten who spoke highly of Mr. best balanced method, county.
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Mr. ¡attempt to manufacture any intox-
onstrated as being well adapted to time attended the local high school. Weed, they all having been pion­ Nelson, is to grow two stated
or three
’ icating liquor,
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»Mfuur, U..U
and tnav
that wnne
while ne
he , Prize» Offered Girl»
Columbia county and a valuable Dayton Ross came to Vernonia eers of this valley. Professor J. of the roots. ,T 1 7, he ' turnip
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.... has i | did
... not worry ‘. so
much about him-!
For Best Health Books
crop to grow as a pasture plant from Louisiana in 1925. They are | B. Wilkerson spoke on behalf of been grown
extensively in self, he felt that his wife and chil-
for dairy cows and other lievstock. living at the Porterfield apartments. the high school district and thank­ the county is most
the
Imperial
Green
dren
should
not
be
made
to
suffer
The Bluebirds met at the home
Reed Canary grass has also proved
ed Mr. Weed for the work he had Globe. The Pomeranian White for his wrongs.
of Nadine Aldrich Tuesday after­
successful on the overflow lands.
done on the school board. A. C. Globe has been tried out in one
Judge Hill replied that he was
A number of demonstrations with
Knauss spoke of his relation to place and grown successfully. An­ sure that this was not the man’s noon. The meeting was called to
the growing of root crops such as
>-
I»
tne
the cnurcn
church an
and Sunday school. other which is being tried out is first offense and that in breaking order by the president, Thelma
Lincoln. Some of the health posters
the variety trials and the growing
other speakers ! were A. D. Hall, the Vortfield.
I the law he should not try to hide
°
<1 as v»
T
of imperial Green Globe turnips.
j Ira 111
Mann.
Light refreshments were
A warning against the feeding behind his wife and children, but' .<> were completed and approved by
The latter have proved a very suc­
The Vernonia Independents won [ sertY'ed. at the close °f the social of root crops just prior to milking that he should have considered the the leader. The rest were to be
cessful variety for Columbia county an easy victory in basketball Sat-, gathering.
was made by Mr. Nelson, as such penalty before, The defendant was completed and handed in at the
as a heavy yielder of a good I
action often taints the milk, and deeply touched when he saw his’ next meeting.
urday night in the high school gym-
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The leader has offered a first,
quality of turnips.
although
not affecting
_ its quality wife and five children in VU
un, second and third prize for the best
court,
There were a number of farmers nasium when they defeated High- O. t. ¡5. Social Club
it
does
affect
its
selling
value.
Elects New Officers One of the most important parts this being the first time he had health book to be completed by
that planted certified potatoes this land Baptist church of Portland 21
seen them since Monday, and the the first of February. Two new
year and three of these have suc­ to 14. The local team was schedul­
The O. E. S. Social club held of dairying is in having ample pas­ children, seeming to sense that their members, Pauline Dial and Lola-
ceeded in having thier potatoes ed to play the St. Helens Cowboys
ture, he stated, and this is one of
passed for certification and two here Saturday night, but because their first meeting of the year in the best crops to depend on in this daddy was about to be taken away, I mae Smith will be initiated at the
and threw their arms about next meeting which is to be held
for standard seed, representing a of a conflict at St. Helens in their the Masonic hall last Wednesday county. Usually one can pasture cried
him.
dates, the other team was secured and elected the following officers
j at the home of Evelyn Shipley.
total of 20 acres.
during the months of April, May,
Mrs. Yana, who is an Eskimo and Ramona Casselman and Evelyn Ship-
Assistance was given in the or- for that game. They will play St. for the coming year. Mrs. Minnie June and part of August. It is
Helens
here
this
coming
Saturday
can
not
understand
the
English
w„„ appointed ~
Hughes, president; Mrs. Gladys
i ley were
to -----
look after
ganization of the potato growers
Ruhl, vice president; Mrs. Edith best to allow the grass to grow language, did not appear to know the refreshments for the next meet-
association for Columbia county night.
about
six
inches
high
before
pastur
­
The
starting
lineup
for
the
Ver-
what
it
was
all
about,
but
devoted
I
inv
wnat
¡ng and Nadine Aldrich, Cecile
Pearce, secretary; Mrs. Catherine
and this association has in turn af-
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ing, as it then grows faster and koe
her time to U.x.U!
hushing
the ________
children, I Power and Alice Hoffman for the
filated with the State Potato Grow­ nonia team was as follows: M. McNeill, treasurer.
keeps
more
moisture
in
the
ground
Bennett
and
M.
for-
Malmsten,
who
all
started
to
cry
at
once.
Plans were made for a cooked
| initiation.
ers’ Association. The purpose of
than if used when it is short early
A. Fernandes was called and
this association is to improve the wards; E. Norgorden, center; Glenn food sale to be held January 26 in the spring. An important part
Hawkins
and
L.
Roberta,
guards.
pleaded
not
guilty,
his
bail
was
set
in the building formerly ociupied
quality of the seed and commerical
Camp Fire Girl» Surprise
of having a good pasture is in the
potatoes of the county and to try Others who played during the game by Mac’s Pharmacy. Plans are also seeding of mixtures to get com­ at $500, and trial for January 18 Nasseem Murray Thursday
were
T.
Bateman,
T.
Roberts
and
at 3 p.m. Later in the afternoon
under way for a valentine bridge
to promote the industry in an or­
of sodforming and bunch­ his case was dismissed for lack of
party to be given in February. Mrs. binations
ganized way. They also sponsored McGregor.
Miss Nasseem Murray was agree­
evidence.
Sara Drorbaugh and Mrs. Gwladys forming grasses.
a potato show in St Helens, which
The cows should never be turn­
The still was curiously built and ably surprised Thursday evening by
McPherson served a surprise lunch*
was the first to be held in the Bankers Agricultural
ed into the pasture before April reminded one of the teapot dome. a large number of Camp Fire Girls
cake and coffee.
county.
Short Course This Month eon The of social
^or an ear'y spring and May 1 The top was queerly rounded, the at the home of her parents, Mr.
club meets everv
Two crop excursions were held
second Wednesday at 2:30 in the for a late sPrin(f- In the tall Paa- coils made of galvanized iron, and and Mrs. M. Murray. Mr. Murray
this year; one to visit the alfalfa
The second annual bankers' agri­
tures "tart «rowing again as soon evidently would have provided the is one of Vernonia’s progressive
fields of the county and the other cultural short course held at Cor­ Masonic temple. A cordial invita-1
‘ i as the rains start. He again stress- necessary kick even if no alcohol merchants. The occasion was Naas-
tion
is
extended
to
all
Eastern
Star
to John Jacob Astor Experiment vallis and sponsored jointly by the
: ed the importance of having ample had been in the liquor.
eem’s 13th birthday.
Station, at Astoria. Here were car­ Oregon Bankers association and | members to be present.
j pasture, as this is the source o/
Miss Murray is a popular pupil
Friends
of
the
defendant,
Yana,
ried on experiments in the improve­ the college extension service, is rs«« I
| one of the greatest amounts of will assist his wife and children of Lincoln grade school, is secre­
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ment of soil fertility and forage scheduled for January 23 to 25. A
LlCen»e»JMOW
Due
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profit to the dairyman.
while he is serving time, and a tary of the Camp Fire group to
crops under conditions which are program has been arranged this
Cows calving about February 1 very interesting plea for mercy which she belongs, and has been
1 For 1929 Says Clerk
applicable to Columbia county.
■i
show
the
best
profit,
Mr.
Nelson,
year which emphasizes dairying and 1
-
was made on the grounds that he attending school in Vernonia for
In connection with the horticul­ sheep raising and which is expect-
County
f
„ Clerk
Z Z J. W. Z
Hunt
__ of St. j stated, as they then produce the would not have manufactured this the past five years.
ture industry there were two prun­ |ea
ed
the bankers witn
with , | Helens states that dog licenses for
maximum
of mux
milk in the : liquor, claiming he did not sell I
acquaint tne
forJma
»!mum amount or
ing demonstrations given during the the to
mndam
inJna . 1 OQA are now due. ’ The
T'l. license will crtrinct
onn at
of f the
kio loaef
modern IrnnJ
trend in
in ikooo
these indus-,1929
spring and
least noef
cost, since. any, but'that his wife was an Es-
Salem—State Highway Commis-
year and assistance was also given | tries
and with their own opportun- become delinquent after March 1. the pasture is utilised. They will I kimo and could not stand the cold
to the growers in undertaking to ¡ties to further them. A milking the penalty for which is double the then dry up as the grass fails in In this climate, and it was neces- si on plans to expend *1,250,000
for construction of forest highways
interest a cannery to locate in Col­ I contest and two judging contests | license. The official notice is pub- the pasture.
j sary for him to provide her with in Oregon.
umbia county. Also made special in­ have been arranged as a side fea- lished on page 2.
Landino clover has been found stimulants to keep her body warm.
St. Helens—Old Po.iand road
vestigations of the planting of ture.
best in the county for low, moist' As court was dismissed many won­ within city limits ext< > sively re­
cherry orchards and filbert and
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Astoria—Pacific TeL A Tel. com- grounds. It is similar to the white: dered if there was not a wee bit paired.
walnut growing, both of which in­
Grants Pass—New Community pany spent over $38,000 for im- clover but produces longer and of Eskimo in a good many people, Rainier—Preliminary work prac­
dustries are developing in Columbia hall constructed as addition
to ' provements in Clatsop County dur­ better, he stated. It is not as good I who t«ke this means of keeping: tically completed for construction of
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warm.
ing 1928.
local library.
new Longview-Rainier Bridge.
Daue Brady to Battle
School Basketeers
In Action Tomorrow
Held 173 Meetings
Chief Jenkins Here
Addili Wednesday
Still and Liquor
Seized by Offieers
Farewell Reception
Independents Win
Easy Hoop Contest