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VOLUME 7
Local Post
Legion Elect
New Officers
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Charlie Rutsell
Dies In St. Helens
Hospital Thursday
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VERNONIA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 192»
NO. 49
Christian Church Bible
Farmers Of
F7Lleash^katÌ^ii Mrs- Dave O’Donnell
School To Hold Picnic Celebration
Next Sunday Morning
Cut* Over 200 Million'
Wins In Vernonia Eagle
County Go
Draws Crowd
The Christian church will hold
In the four years that the
Bible school picnic on the
Car Contest Saturday their
To Astoria Johnson McGraw shingle mill
For 2 Days
St. Helens mountain between
Charlie Russell, 9, son of C.
Russell of this city, died at the
St. Helens hospital at 8:00 a.m.
this city and St. Helens next
have been in operations they
July 4, with typhoid fever.
Sunday morning.
Burial services were held at
I have cut over 200,000,000 shin­ Wins Car Valued at $862; Has 255 Subscriptions
Those wishing to attend will Lucky Break In Weather
C. L. Anderson Elected St. Helens last Saturday.
Visit John Jacob Astor gles or averaging about 100,000
Miss Irma Strong With 148 Subscribers Wins assemble
at the church house
Emma Jane Russell 14, his
right grade shingles every eight
2nd Prize of $100; 427 Subscriptions Received at 10:00 sharp. The Bible school
sister is also confined in the St.
Experiment Station
Post Commander
Appreciated Here
hour shift worked.
of the St. Helens church will
Helens hospital with typhoid at
the present time and a short
Charles Wilson, manager has
Mrs. Emma Dave O’Donnell is dropped out of the race the first join the local church at the pic­
period ago was reported in a
over 42 years experience as sup­ the winner of the Vernonia week in June, brought in 13 sub­ nic. At 11:00 the Sunday school
session will be held and at noon
critical condition.
erintendent and filer, and has Eagle car contest, which closed, scriptions, Miss Helen Scribner a basket dinner served, At
2:30
Charlie was a student at the
Saturday evening at 7 o’clock 9 subscriptions, Neoma Holter 2
owned
and
operated
about
35
Washington school and with his
and received as her reward a subscriptions, a total of 427 sub­ there will be preaching by both
mills
during
this
period.
brother Cunningham of
Hel-
parents had resided in this city
Construction on the Johnson new sport model Chevrolet cab­ scriptions being received from ens, and brother Burris st.
Gso. Nelson County A<«nt Take«
Installation Of Officers To Be for the past five years.
of this Baseball, Dance«, Smokers And
McGraw shingle mill, which is riolet car fully equipped, valued those entered in the contest city.
which lasted 6 weeks.
Charge Of Delegation On
Held At a Meeting Hero
Stampede With Fireworks
one of the most modern shingle at $862.
The public is invited to enjoy
The second prize was won by
Arrested July Third
mills on the coast was started in
Mrs. O’Donnell advises that
Trip to Astoria
On July 23
Display Please All
the
day
and
all
are
assured
of
Miss
Irma
Strong
who
received
1924 and completed and ready
For Disorderly Conduct
she and Danny and Micky her rides from the church to the
for operating in September 1925. $100.
Charged and Fined $50
Mrs. O’Donenll, the hardest two fine boys will motor to picnic grounds.
H. C. Johnston who was one
By Geo. A. Nelosn
At a regular meeting of (he
of the original incorporators, worker in the contest brought in Newport to visit with Mr. O'Don-
Under the chairmanship of Dr.
I
George Winning was arrested
i
subscriptions the majority of nell who is with an engineering
Vernonia post of the American
Geo. Pasto, the street sports
The farmers’ excursion from died just before actual construc­ 255
Boy
Injured
at
Mist
unstable
'
crew.
by
Marshal
Phelps
and
Constable
which were new subscribers, a
Legion Tuesday night election of
and fireworks on the Third and
_ 3, _ upon
_____ complaint
__
________ county
_ to the John tion started.
Franks July
j Columbia
Mrs. O’Donnell entered the
officers for the ensuing year __________
Fourth were a huge success.
July Fourth While
During the first year of op­ large portion of which were
of
Herman
Schnidl'er
for
drunk-
'jacob
Astor
Experiment
Station,
contest a few days after it had
were held.
eration 65 million shingles were from people in the valley.
Hundreds witnessed the won­
ness and disorderly conduct and at Astoria, conducted by County cut, most of which were shipped
Lighting
Powder
Miss Irma Strong brought in started and took the lead June
Connie L. Anderson, was elect­ lodged in the city jail.
derful display of fireworks at
Agent Geo. A. Nelson, was the to Kansas City, Detroit and the 148 subscriptions winning second 6, keeping on top until the close
ed post commander, Carl David­
the ball park on the evening of
Tried in Judge Hill’s court most successful yet held in
of the contest last Saturday
son, first vice commander, Dud­ on the morning of July 5, Win­ point of numbers attending. state of Texas, and not over place.
James Doran 7, son of E. July 3, where for a few hours
Mrs.
Myrtle
Buffmire
who
evening.
one
per
cent
used
locally
or
in
ley Nickson, second vice com­ ning was found guilty and fined There were 42 accompanying tbe
Doran of Seattle while spending hundreds of dollars worth of
state of Oregon.
mander, Floyd W eldon, third
his Fourth visiting his foster special fireworks designs were
trip, which is the largest num­ the Running
$50
and
cost.
pres-
full time as at
vice commander, J. Covington,
set off.
New
and
Rare
Disease
Employee
of
East
Side
ber to be present at any of the ent the mill
Erick
Kronhohn
of
camp
was
grandmother
at ML't. was severe­
employs 16 mcn,
Adjutant, Earl Washburn finance arrested July 6, by Marshal excursions conducted to the sta­
A large crowd attended the
Described by Doctor
ly burned about the face and —
and ships about 15 tuii cars each
Logging Co. 'Killed
officer, Pete Weidman, sergeant Phelps on a charge of being tion.
street - opv.va
sports on the
v,iv Third,
siiiru, the
month.
of arms, M. E. Moe, chaplain, drunk, tried by Judge Reasoner
hands on July 3, while lighting boys race being won by Joe
At
Medical
Society
the
By
Explosion
Sunday
The
caravan
arrived
at
This represents the second
Eugene Shipman, historian, M. Monday and fined $25.00,
some powder on the ground Magoff with Arthur Nanson tak-
station about 10:30 and was largest payroll in Vernonia.
E. Gründen, Edward Tapp ami
ing second place.
sup-
met
by
A.
E.
Engbretson,
The local stockholders of the
Beware of wild rabbits and
Percey Hewes on the executive
P. H. Herman 32, employed which flared in his face, The
Be-
Mildred Cason came in first
injured
boy
was
rushed
to
this
erintendent
of
the
station,
Johnston McGraw Shingle mill raw milk.
committee. Dr. W. H. Hurley,
on a construction crew for the
in the girls race with Lulu Ben-
fore starting over the farm, Mr. are, J. H. Bush, president, C. S.
From these sources come the East Side Logging company was city for medical attention.
Connie rtiiuriovn,
VUIlIlie
Anderson, a*.
H. aa.
E. McGnsir
nett taking second place. Ebert
Engbretson made a brief talk Hoffman, vice president, II. E. two new diseases of man—tul­
and M. Carkin were elected dele-'
Brock won in the free for all
to the farmers in regard to the McGraw, secretary-treasurer, R. aremia and undqlant fever—dl- instantly killed at 4 p.m. Sun­
gates to represent Vernonia post
race with Howard McGilvrey
purpose of the station. He stated M. Aldrich, C. Bruce, A. L. Kul- senses which are just being day while working with explos­
at the state convention at Salem,
taking second. Only two entered
that they have been experiment­ lander and Chas. Wilson, direc­ brought to the attention of the ives. The Body was brought to
this August, with E. S. Thomp­
A baby picture show will be
in the girls roller skating race.
medical world.
the Brown undertaker parlors
son, J. Covington, J. Hay and held at the Joy theatre at a ing principally with forage crops tors.
Emma Thompson first with her
for dairy cattle, as dairying is
in
this
city
and
shipped
to
Port
­
Mr.
McGraw
advises
that
the
The
American
society
of
Clin
­
A. L. Ritchey as alternates.
date later to be announced. Any the main agricultural industry
sister Bertha Thompson taking
land
Tuesday
where
the
funeral
ical
Pathologists,
held
its
eighth
shingle
market
is
unsteady
on
Membership report showed the baby under six years entered, in the coast counties. He stated
At the regular chamber of second prize. The three-legged
local post having 193 members will have its picture taken free further, that through the work account of the patent shingle annual convention at Hotel Port­ was held. His widow and two
boys
commerce
meeting today, presi­ race caused much merriment and
11
and
16
years
old
land
recently,
heard
all
about
propaganda,
sur-
but
the
users
of
on July 9, which entitled the at the Hollywood studio, the pic­ of the station they had been
vive.
dent
Wolff
will appoint a com­ the team composed of Joe Ma­
them.
Scientists
described
them,
shingles
are
just
learning
that
post to 4 delegates this year at tures will be run on the screen able to demonstrate how vetch
mittee
which
will have charge goff and Don Holtham, won first
there
is
no
gave
statistics
about
them
and
j
substitute
for
cedar
the convention. Installation of some evening. The public will could be raised in that coast
of
the
Vernonia
Day program, prize with Edwin Thompson and
told
of
their
spread.
shingles.
Birkenfeld Ladies
the new officers elected will be act as judges using the stub of districts by the use of lime and
which
will
be
sponsored
this Bob Cline getting second.
“
Tularemia
is
unquestionably
at the next regular Legion meet ­ their paid admission ticket to securing proper inoculation; also
Aid Sponsor Concert year at the County Fair, Thurs­ In the human wheel-barrow
on
the
increase,
spreading
from
ing of July 23.
vote.
that they had experimented with Three Local Boxers
day, September 12, being set race, Elmer Brock and Len
wild rabbits to other animal
Legionnaire Earl Shay was ap­
the different varieties of vet­
Fight At St. Helens
Birkenfeld,
July
10. — The aside for this day.
Brock came in first with Charlie
life," said Dr. Walter M. Simp­
Soon
Garage
Completed
Early
pointed chairman of the stunt
ches, peas, oats, pasture plants
It is the intentions of the Bell and Ray Dickson second.
son, director of the diagnostic Ladies Aid under the direction
Tomorrow
Evening
committee of the local post,
The new brick garage being and root crops. He explained
laboratories of Miami valley hos­ of Miss Isabel Berg gave a con­ chamber to get the merchants
Harry Culbertson won first
which will sponsor a special built by Chas. Early on the cor­ how they had been able to se­
pital. Dayton, Ohio. “I regard it cert and bazaar in the school in this city to close their places prize in the men’s walking race
Three
local
boxers
will
feature
Btunt at the convention at Salem ner of Rose avenue and Bridge cure satisfactory production of
gym
on
the
28th
of
Tune.
of business on September 12th, with Buster Hodges coming in
where many posts throughout the street, will be completed August these crops by proper fertiliza­ in the American Legion smoker wholly as important as typhoid
A large crowd attended to and to encourage as many from second.
tomorrow evening at St, Helens. fever, although far less know.1’
state enter stunt programs com­ first.
tion, which had not always been
listen
to
one
of
the
best
con
­
this city who possibly can to
About undulant fever he de­
Jack Sweeney will box Harold
The street program and sports
peting for large prizes offered.
successful with the 1 many aver- Westover in a 6 round main clared: “Without a doubt it is certs ever sponsored in this val­ attend their county fair at Deer on the Fourth drew hundreds.
Mr. and Mrs. W. VanDoren age farm practices
that had event.
ley.
The
music
was
furnished
by
Island.
much more widely prevalent than
Many entered their dogs for
The ladies of the Eastern Star spent the week end at Seaside been carried on.
Invitations have been extend­ the free for all dog parade
Kid Scott will meet Perry is generally believed. Discovery the Berg brothers.
and their families held a picnic with their daughter who is
The caravan was then con- Isreal of Portland in a 4 round of its widespread character con­
ed by the fair board, to provide prizes being awarded for the
at Poynter on the Rock creek spending her vacation with re­ ducted to the various experimen- semi-windup battle.
any form of entertainment or best and worst looking dog, re­
stitutes the best argument for New Owner of Skating
latives.
road.
tai plots. One of them showed
amusement
which
the
I
local
Lee Davis will meet Jack .universal pasteurization of milk
Rink
Improves
Hall
gardless of size. The prize for
the advantage of winter oatB as ' Thompson of St. Helens in a and dairy products.”
chamber sees fit to provide ■ for the best looking dog was won
a forage and hay crop, which Mr. 4 round special event. Much in­
this
day.
Tularemia, said Dr. Simpson,
by Pal, a beautiful white curly
Truman DeLano who recently
Engbretson stated had out-yield­ terest is aroused in the coming comes chiefly from wild rabbits,
haired canine owned by Mrs. N.
ed spring oats planted at any fight between Kid Scott and /•lib ugh other animala such as purchased the Vernonia Skating Ballough Will Speak
Hammock.
time up to the first of April. Young Perry Isreal, on account wild rats, mice, opossums, musk­ rink, will run and manage it
for the worst look­
He showed the different varie­ of the remarkable showing Is­ rats, water rats and sheep also himself. At the present time a At Chamber Commerce ing The dog prize
was won by Folly, a
ties of vetches, such as, Com­ real has made during the past have transmitted it to man. Un­ crew of men are engaged in re­
Meeting
On
July
25
fierce looking bull dog, owned
mon, Hungarian and Hairy vetch, ten months, having won every dulant fever is an infectious dis­ sanding the floor, and installing
by little Miss Billy Godwin, ■who
new rollers on the skates. In the
all
of
which
have
proved
success
­
ease
caused
by
a
microbe
trans
­
Ed.
Ballough,
president
of
the
one of his fights with the ex­
for its general beauty. On the
(By Mrs. Wayne Lappe)
was as attractive as Folly,
future the rink will be open on
ful
when
used
under
certain
mitted
chiefly
through
the
raw
Lower
Columbia
River
associated
ception of one, that being a
same street a border of snap­
homely. The purp was
Saturdays only, having a special
Because tbe roses and the dragons and a wildflower cor­ conditions. He also showed the draw. What kind of a fight Is­ milk of cows and goats.
Chambers
of
Commerce
who
was
named for it would have
admission for children in the af­
perennials are at their best at ner in the Moody garden receiv­ Austrian
winter
field
peas, real will stage against Scott,
“Up to 1924,” he told mem­ ternoon and skating in the even­ to have been the guest of honor Folly, to interfer with the been
ani-
this time of the year the Ver­ ed favorable comment.
which is one of the new crops who is also a fast clever boxer, bers of the society, “there were ing. —
The hall can be rented dur- today at the regular meeting of mal. In the doll parade, little
nonia Garden club at their reg­
that
has
proved
a
good
forage
the local chamber was unable to
remains to be seen. Many local only 15 cases reported in the
The garden of Mrs. Herman
ular meeting on Tuesday, July Veal, president of the Garden crop; it is also hardy and stands fight fans plan to attend the world. But in the last four years ing the week days for dances, appear on account of having to Nina McDonald a sweet Miss,
about 3 years old carrying
2, toured the city visiting the club, features the natural growth severe weather conditions during smoker tomorrow evening leav- more than 800 cases have been etc.
leave St. Helena on a business Lucelle, a doll as large as her­
gardens of the different club of young firs and a border of the winter. He showed the fer­ ing here around 6:45.
reported in the United States.
trip but will attend the meeting self won first prize for the best
members and those of general campanula of different varieties. tilizer plots, which had recently
In the past year, over 1000 D. C. Nickson Injured
here July 25.
and most attractive looking doll.
beauty and landscaping features.
eases have been reported from At Inman-Poulsen Camp
Gus Hafenbrach, secretary of Cute little Billy Johns, carrying
The tour then shifted to the been seeded to Bortfeld turnips,
The tour left the Evangelical tvest side of the city, the gar- so that the results of this fer­
Russia.
the Longview Chamber of Com­ her doll Dimples, a coy dimpled
church at 2:30 in charge of Mrs. den of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nel- tilization could not be seen at
“Cases have been reported
D. C. Nickson, timekeeper at merce has also been invited to dolly won second prize.
Carl Davidson, chairman, the son and Mr. Nelson’s mother this time. Mr. Engbretson ex­
from every state in the country the Inman-Poulsen camp, and attend the meeeting here on
Many entered the ladies hus­
first garden visited being that was next on the list. This gar- plained that they received pro­
with the exception of the New well known in this city was in­ July 25, and will assist the of­ band calling contest, not so
of Dr. and Mrs. M. D. Cole. The den won one of the Oregon- duction all the way from noth­
England states, Delaware and jured Monday, having the thumb ficers of the Vernonia chamber much as to win a prize but not
general planting of this garden American prizes last year. The ing from the check plots to 33
Frank Nelson 23, an employee Washington. About 5 per cent of his right hand taken off at in outlining the program for the to miss th<r opportunity to call
is in keeping with the architec­ general neatness of the lawn tons per acre, where the ground in the shipping department of of those reported in the United the first joint. Nickson was big meet in October.
the old boy a few names in pub­
ture of the house, a typical Cal­ and plantings feature this gar- had received appliactions of the Oregon American Lumber States have proved fatal. I am rushed to a Portalnd hospital
lic and get by with it. Many
barnyard manure, lime and sup- company committed suicide July sure this figure would be raised for medical attention.
ifornia bungalow planting. A den.
Local Millers Store
entered could not be heard at the
erphosphate.
These
plots
had
small sunken rock garden is at­
3,
at
a
local
hotel
by
drinking
to
10
per
cent
if
we
had
all
the
Mrs.
The garden of Mr. and
Wins In Sales Race end of the street where the
tractively planted with primla, Earl Bleile features a beautiful- yielded a substantial profit over poison.
reports.
judges were stationed, but it
pinks and iris. The old fashion­ ly kept lawn under the young the cost of applying the fertili­
His financee arrived from Tex­
“Tularemia is an ‘all-Ameri­
A contest sponsored by the was noticeable that the lipa of
ed border on the east side of firs, base planting i of spirea zers.
as, July 2, and the couple were can’ disease, being the only one
Miller’s Mercantile company dur­ all in the contest were moving
The excursionists had a picnic to have been married July 4. discovered «nd entirely investi­
house is a riot of color of fox­ Van Houttei and a small but
ing the month of June giving and it was left to the imagina­
lunch in the grove at the experi­ Despondency over his love af­ gated by American research
glove, canterbury bells, lupin perfect rose bed.
a big turkey feed to the man­ tion just what some were calling
and columbine.
The garden of the office of ment station, after which a visit fairs is supposed to have been the workers. It has caused the high­
ager and employees in the store their husbands. Mrs. Doc Jones
was
made
to
the
tide
lands,
A
Buick
touring
car
with'
cause of Nelson taking his life. est percentage of casualties
Oregon-American
Lumber
On B street Mrs. A. J. Klein’s the
first prize, loud and clear
Washington
license
No.
26C839
which
»bowed the largest per- own
where
they
saw
the
Landino
He was the son of Mrs. Dora nmong laboratory workers of all
garden features lilies, Mrs. Chas. company is perfection plus. The
sassed Doc, a block away and
...................................
—
--
,centage
of
gain
in
business
over
clover,
which
has
been
grown
at
belonging
to
D.
W.
May,
was
Nelson of Oklahoma City, Okla., diseases.”
Dubendorf’s garden next door, shrubbery is perfectly planted in
was distinctly heard. Mrs. Min­
stolen about 10:30 a.m. July 4, the corresponding month of June nie Sword, won second prize.
Easily Recognized
features many varieties of climb­ relation to texture of foliage, the station and proved success­ and had attended the Oklahoma
1928
was
won
by
the
local
ful
as
a
pasture
corp;
also
the
Fully half the cases reported, while parked near the Crawford
University wh;le living in that
some of the shrubs being Law-
ing roses.
About ten entered the ladiea
branch.
Dr. Simpson said, have been Garage.
On A street, Mps. A. W. son cypress, golden variegated Lotus, another forage plant, city.
walking race, the prizes for thia
J.
G.
Allen,
manager
of
the
Nelson had been employed for those of housewives who pre­
Sauer’s gardejn features many privet, Japanese barberry, laurel, which has been demonstrated by
Vernonia Vultires was highly event being $5 for the first and
about three months in the ship­ pared rabbits, afflicted with tul­ Hundreds Attend The
varieties of both climoing and Japanese quince, weigalla and the station.
complimented by officials at $2.50 for second. Mrs. O. A.
The plots where the varieties ping department of the big mill aremia, for cooking. Market men
bush roses. Mrs. John nrinicx > hydrangea. The California privet
Anderson won a close race from
garden! on the same street is hedge, the well kept rose bed of of root crops were grown were end had worked here for a short who dress rabbits for patrons Pomona Grange Picnic headquarters on the remarkable Miss Marie Jadlonski who came
At Natal July Fourth showing his store had made in in a few feet behind Mrs. Ander-
under intense cultivation with hybrid teas and perpetuals and also visited, where, Mr. Engbret­ period last year returning to the and hunters, who skin and dress
the 9 ring circus, when the con­
roses, perennials and shrubs of lawn are noteworthy of atten­ son explained, some 40 varieties south for a visit home. The body rabbits during the hunt, also
test ended June 29th, showing a son.
were
being
tried
out.
He
stated
have
been
hard
hit.
was
taken
The
Pomona
grange
picnic
back
to
Oklahoma
tion.
W. R. C. Float Wins
many kinds.
“The disease is easily recog­ held at Natal Grove on July gain of 37.52 per cent with a
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. that in this work they had been .City for burial by his brother
The climbing rose over the
Flags, band, floats, cowboys
wide
margin
in
lead
over
the
able
to
prove
that
turnips
could
nized
in
rabbits,
”
he
said,
"by
Fourth
was
attended
by
hundreds
Virgil
Nelson,
who
lives
in
this
Hamp
Roberson,
which
was
for-
arched entrance of J. E. Frank’s
and cars formed the large stem­
the spotted spleen and liver. of grangers representing every next runner-up, Corvallis, whose peds _ parade which
garden on First avenue is a merly occupied by the Wayne be raised much cheaper than city.
___ ,_
__
_____
marched
gain
was
21.63
per
cent,
other
root
crops
and
were
just
These
spots
are
white
and
are
of
grange
in
Columbia
county.
Dur
­
bower of beauty. The yellow Lappe family, the garden fea-
from the Legion hall to the ball
in
the
order
they
finished,
are
as
good
a
feed
as
any
of
the
pinhead
to
matchhead
size.
ing
the
lecture
hour
speakers
tones of the climbing roses tures plantings of native shrub-
Baker Resigns As
shown: Vernonia 37.52; Corval­ park July Fourth.
He explained that in
“The disease begins in man well known spoke.
against the brown of the Frank bery and flowers. Every variety others.
Lead by the colors and Legion
lis 21.63.
Chairman
of
Boxing
testing
the
different
varieties
of
with
a
smaller
Out
door
sports
were
enjoy
­
ulcer,
usually
on
Hansen home on First avenue of shrub found in the woods
standard, followed by the large
turnips,
the
Pomeranian
White
the
fingers
or
ed
by
many
and
a
basket
lunch
hands.
In
a
few
Commission Saturday
is noteworthy of comment. Next about Vernonia has been arrang­
Wauna Clatskanie band, many
eases it occurs in the eye. Red- was held with ice cream and soft Bowling Alley To
door, Mrs. W. Van Doren’s ed into informal beds and base Globe and the Imperial Green
beautiful decorated floats and
Globe
had
proved
to
be
good
dish
streaks
up
drinks
being
served.
the arm develop
L. W. Baker, recently resigned
garden is a mass of canterbury planting.
Install Small Pina over 20 riders and horses the
varieties
for
early
feeding
and
In the evening a dssce was
as chairman of the Vernonia box­ and at the bend of the elbow
A marked improvement is
bells. Across the street the gar­
line-up ended inside the grounds.
den of Mrs. Charles Rich features noted in Mrs. W. T. Lilly’s gar­ were heavy yielders, but were ing commission after serving one and armpit the lymph glands be­ held at the Natal grange hall,
The W. R. C. float decorated
Mike O’Connor, owner and
come painfully enlarged with ate- attended by hundreds music be­ manager of the
the young fir trees, a perfect den, the first prize winner last not good keepers for late winter year.
Recreational in red, white and blue, streamers
During his term as chairman sesses which break through the ing furnished by the Mowe fam­ Bowling alley advises that ha flags, banners, with a winsome
lawn and a well kept rose bed. year. The entire lot is under cul­ feeding. The Danish Bortfeld,
Next door, at the home of Mr. tivation with small beds and which they have tried during the boxing commission purchas­ skin. At the same time the vic­ ily.
will shortly install duck pins, to Miss as Liberty, a patriotic
and Mrs. C. W. Reithner, a borders of annuals and peren- the laat few years, have proved ed additional equipment, install­ tim experiences chills, sweats,
play a new game of bowling American as, America, and an
very satisfactory for producing ing modern seats and paying off high fever, marked prostration Vernonia To Play Forest Grove with smaller pins.
Golden Emblem rose, the dainty nials.
ex-service man aa Uncle Sam,
of weakness, loss of weight and
The Vernonia baseball team
growth of the Hoosier Beauty I The Judd Greenman home heavy yields and were good considerable debts.
The bowling alleys have been with many pretty little girls
often delirium.”
will play the Forest Grove club a w popular recreational center each representing a state in the
climber and the beauty of the and garden was the last on the keepers, both in storage and
Dr. Simpson’s talk on “Re­ on the local diamond next Sun­ for many. M. Shamley bowled Union, the float was awarded
Camps Resume Operations
lawn under the fir trees make a list. The perennial bed at the when left in the field.
The plots were also visited
After a few weeks shut down, cent Developments in Tularemia day at 2:30 p.m. Forest Grove a record score last week of first prize, for originality, beau­
back of the house is a beautiful
perfect setting.
Rose avenue was the next sight, the delphinium and for- where they were trying out about most of the logging camps in (Francis’ disease)” was a feature has played 13 games so far this 253-235, which is one of the best tifully decorated and for the oc­
street visited. Judge Reasoner’s glove being 8 feet in height The 30 varieties of spring oats and this vicinity have resumed their of the pathologists’ morning ses­ season and has only lost three games bowled on the local alley. casion. Miss Naseen Murray
sion. His discussion of undulant of them while the local club
garden being next on the list. entire yard is under cultivation wheat to see if they could lo­ logging operations.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
The Koster Products company fever came later in a symposium has won four out of nine games.
The hybrid delphiniums in this here also. A semicircular bed of cate some that were resistant to
Murray dressed in white, hold­
Evangelist
Tent
rust,
which
is
quite
prevalent
on
the
subject,
with
various
The
locals,
however,
have
been
started
working
on
Tuesday
with
garden are beautiful and in per­ many varieties of lilies set
ing a flag, represented Liberty.
in
parts
of
the
country.
Indica
­
other
pathologists
adding
their
up
against
some
mighty
tough
Meetings
Here
Sunday
the Inman-Poulsen and Oregon-
fect health. Judge Reasoner has against a background ol' laurel
America could not have had a
competition and so far they
planted 115 varieties of dahlias, is noteworthy of mention. The tions last year were that there American resuming operations views.
better representative than Aunt
are
about
5
varieties
that
are
have
put
up
a
mighty
creditable
Undulent
fever,
he
said,
has
K. C. Printing and F. A. Dodd, Sally Spencer, and C. C. Clay
this week.
15 varieties of phlox, 25 varieties roses in the Greenman garden
showing
considering
the
teams
resistant
to
the
rust.
After
ex
­
been
known
for
30
years
in
the
evangelist starting next Sunday made a great Uncle Sam. The
The East Side Logging com­
of asters and hosts of other are of many and rare varieties,
will hold evangelist tent meetings small girls each representing a
flowers too numerous to men­ two formal beds lining the en­ perimenting further with these pany are also working full swing, Mediterranean region where it they have gone up against.
varieties
and if they still prove and are also busily engaged in has been called Malta fever. In
The local team iz out to win in this city.
trance walk.
state, sang patriotic songs aa the
tion.
Afternoon services will start float moved along the line of
The members of the tour were resistant, they will recommend constructing new railroad beds, 1918, Alice Evans of the United their game next Sunday and will
Mrs. O. Robert’s garden, across
States
public
health
service undoubtedly put up a better ex- at 2:30 o’clock
___ _____
and the even- march receiving a tremendous
the street, is noteworthy for the then served with punch and them for general use in the coast into their timbers.
found that the microbe of Malta hibition of baseball than they ing service* at 7:10. Mr. Dodd ovation from the crowds lined
improvement made since the wafers by Miss Phoebs Green­ sections.
As a result of the work at
conducted
Tillamook—Construction of the fever and the microbe which have in their last two appear­ recently
evangelist on the streets.
garden was started. This garden man and her guest Miss Doris
the station the farmers in Co­ new building at fairgrounds pro­ causes contagious abortion of ances on the local diamond.
meetings in Tillamook and Mr.
The float entered by Miller's
features a well kept lawn and Lichty.
cattle hogs and other domestic
Prinzing held services at Pe Ell, Mercantile decorated with a solid
Another tour of the gardens lumbia county are growing many gressing rapidly.
• dainty border of pansies and
O. H. Holmes of Clatskanie Wash. Tent will be located on mass of red white and blue
animala were identical.
is planned in the near future of th« crops that have been re­
forget-me-nots.
Hugo-—Local post office build­ "Since IBIS, more than 600 was a Vernonia visitor Wsdnes- lot opposite Crawford Motor streamers, leaving an impression
Mrs. C. F. Hiabsr’s garden on when the rest of the gardens commended, such as Ladino
day.
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ing improved.
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Second avenue is commendable on the list will ba visited.
42 Make the Trip
Now 193 Members
Firework Program
fíaby Show
Here Soon
Chamber Meets
At Noon Today
Garden Club Views Roses
And Perennials at Best
Takes Life By
Drinking Poison
Car Is Stolen
During Fourth