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VERNONIA, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 192»
V' LUME 7
Baby injured In Car
Speeder Operator At
Plan Build
Final Ball
Accident Last Week
Camp McGregor Has
New
Reported Improving
Collision With Engine
Game Won
NewChurch
Tommy Robinson, 18-month-
Camp McGregor, July 23- -
old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Tom Cameron employed by tl e
By Vernonia Robinson, who was injured in
Here Soon Oregon American Logging con -
a car accident
NO. Bl
District 47 Grade School Proposed
Citizens Advisory Committee Gathers Data
on the St. Hel-
pany at Camp McGregor to ru i
ens road July 18, was brought
the speeder, suffered sevei s
from
a
Portland
hospital
to
his
McGregor Stars For The
May Alto Build Parish burns on his arm early Sunda r School Bond Election To Be Held August 12. Tim-' Citizen* Advisory Committee Met July 18; the In­
home last Sunday by his par­
morning from gasoline, whe i
ents
much
improved
from
the
his speeder had a head-on col­
Home Team
House For Priest
injuries received last week.
ber Interest* in District Will Pay Substantial
lision with O.-A. log train 103.
crease in the School Enrollment Attributed to
The baby suffered concussion
Portion of Cost if School is Built in Near Future
Tendency on Part of O.-A. Employ Family Men
of the brain and other head in­
Crew*
At
Camp
Start
juries when the car driven by
______ ________
, ___
Advisory
com- will pay a very substantial por­
Working At 4 a.m. At a recent meeting of the ance matures $2,600 per year The Citizens
his mother bumped into a Shell
school board of district 47, a in 1930, 1931, 1932 and 1933; mittee wishes to call to the at- tion of the costa. If action is
oil truck going toward Wilark,
Advisory
committee, $3,600 per year in 1934, 1936, i tention of all taypaysr* th* no- deferred until the timber is
Camp McGregor, July 24— Citizens
Team Win* Six Game* And Are and turned over the embank­ Present Church Built In 1923
ment.
[ Starting last Monday all the consisting of R. M. Aldrich, A. 1936, 1937 and 1938, and $4,- tice of a school bond election to gone, the remaining property
Counts, H. M. Condit, Lee 000 in 1939. The assessed val-lbe held August 12, for the pur- owner* will have to pay that part
Defeated Five Time* Dur-
Dedicated
In
1924
By
I Oregon American crews start B.
Hall, Judd Greenman, B. B. uations for the district for the pose of voting for or against of the cost which can now ba
working
at
4:00
a.m.
and
quit
in» Baseball Season
Archbishop Christie
New Scoutmaster
early in the afternoon on ac- Hawkins, C. F. Hieber, H. E. last eight years were stated as bonds amounting to $76,000 to assessed to the timber holdings.
be used to erect and furnish •
Appointed For The
count of the _ prevailing
_ dry con- McGraw, Perry Mellinger and follows:
They believe that in the past
M. E. Moe, was named to in­
1922, $728,400; 1923, $1,400,- new school building for school
ditions
of
the
woods,
also
reduc
­
Local
Boy
Scout
Troop
this
building project has been
vestigate
the
school
building
fit
­
340;
1924,
$2,308,930;
1925,
district
47.
The Vernonia baseball club
First intimation was given to ing the fire hazard.
uation in the district and to $2,711,215; 1926, $3,159,760;
This committee has studied defeated because of a misunder­
took the fast 82nd street boost­
the many of those who attended
make recommendations to the 1927, $3,235,025; 1928, $3,403,- the school situation carefully, standing as to the amount of
Rev. G. W. Plumer has been the services at St. Mary’s church
ers team into camp last Sunday
470; 1929, $3,007,015.
and has come to the conclusion taxes that would ba levied
and beat them by a 12 to 3 I assigned by the trustees of the last Sunday when Father Joseph Camp McGregor Wants school directors,
to
information that additional school room is against the average taxpayer.
score. The game was a one-sided I local Boy Scout troop as scout­ P. Clancy, announced that the
New Voting Precinct The committee held its first According
master.
/
meeting
Washington
at
the
which
has
come
to
the
directors,
absolutely necessary for a num­ The 1929 assessed valuation in
affair and was feaured mostly
trustees and congregation were
In the future the meetings will planning on building a new and
by McGregor, both on the of­
Camp McGregor, July 24—; school July 18, naming M. E. the decline in valuation in the ber of classes. They are of the ,thia district is slightly
over
be
held
in
the
Camp
Fire
girls
Moe
chairman
and
Judd
Green
­
last year has been due in part opinion that by the continued $3,000,000, of which timber
fensive and on the defensive.
larger church, activities to start Residents of the logging camps'
cabin
in
the
city
park.
Rev.
man
secretary.
At
the
request
of
to adjustments in valuations, expenditure of funds for main­ holdings constitute nearly 50
This boy pitched for the locals
as soon as the debt on their near Camp McGregor are petit-1
and did a mighty good job of Plumer plans a campaign for present church was cleared.
ioning the county court of Clat­ the committee, the members of especially reductions made by tenance and repairs the Wash­ per cent or about $1,650,000.
more
members
_
which
will
bring
the school board presented state­ the state authorities in public ington school might be used for According to the information the
it and then not being content
Efforts were made before the sop county for a new voting pre­ ments to show the steai’y in­ utility assessments, and does not several
with the job he did at heaving the troop up to its full strength.
years longer, but that committee has received, the tim-
cinct with polls to be located at
paper
went
to
press
to
reach
the old apple he had to come
Camp McGregor. At the present crease in school enrollment dur­ represent in total a shrinkage of eventually it will be necessary ber cutting will be spread over
Father
Clancy
regarding
the
ing the past eight years.
timber values.
up to the bat and sock it each Will Make Survey
to replace it with a new build­ a period of about 10 years, so
plans of the new church but it time it is necessary to travel School Enrollment in Vernonia
The members of the advisory ing, in the interest of safety that the reduction in valuation
and every time he came up for
45 miles both way trips to Ves­
was
impossible
to
locate
him
by
Of
New
Road
to
Camp
Grade Schools High School committee were of the opinion alone, if for no other reason. from thia cause will amount to
four hits out of four times up,
per near Jewell in order to vote.
1921-1922
109
30 that new construction work is Since this construction must ba about $160,000 par year, which
getting a double and three
Eight This Week phone.
1922-1923
120
46 necessary and that it should be done sometime within the next will be offset to some extent by
The present Catholic church,
singles.
,1923-1924
230
79 undertaken at once while the few „ years, , they
The whole squad performed in | At a meeting of the county located on the Corey hill, was Cashier Of Shell Oil
w believe
____ ________
that the the increased values of
new
1924-1925
410
an admirable manner and except court last Friday, it was agreed built in 1923. The lot was pur­
134 valuation in the district contains' logical time to undertake the homes, land settlement, and the
Stricken With Acute
1925-1926
662
168 a large percentage for timber I work is right now, when the growth of business enterprises.
for the eighth inning when their to send the county engineers chased by A. Corey of this city
Appendicitis Tuesday 1926-1927
644
defense cracked momentarily to with the Clark & Wilson engin- and donated toward starting a
164 holdings, and that any bonds' assessed valuation in the school The following table shows the
1927-1928
655
allow their opponents to mark eers this week to make a pre- church. In the summer of 1924
171 which may be issued should be' district is at its peak.
levy that will be required to
Harold
Lewis,
cashier
for
the
1928-1329
built
686
up three counters would have liminary survey for the road to Archbishop Christie of Portland
189 paid off within five years. It | If the school is --
--- now,
------- the — pay
------ the
—
priacipal and interest
local
branch
of
•
the
Shell
Oil
The large increase in the year was also the opinion of the com­ timber interests in the district'on
had a shutout.
— the
-"..J proposed bond issue.
Camp 8 of the Clark & Wilson dedicated St. Mary’s church be­ company was stricken Tuesday
1924-1926 was due to the com- mittee that the present Wash­
The locals started their ■ scor- company holdings from the Ver- fore a large gathering of prom­
Estimated Bonds to Interest to Total
Tax
ing in the very first i inning nonia-St. Helens road.
inent Catholics of the state of evening while walking on Bridge |Pletl?n of the Oregon-American ington school should not be con­
street with acute appendicitis. > mill which brought about the sidered as a permanent building,
Valuation be paid
Be Paid Payment
Levy
when Laird was walked, sacri-
Oregon.
The
two
crews
will
try
to
com
­
Mr.
Lewis
was
rushed
to
a
local
$2,860,000 $16,000
$4,600
$19,600
6.8 mills
employment of regular crews in since its continued use for school 1930
ficed to second by Walt Linn
In 1921 the first mass was ■ physicians office where arrange­ the
2,700,000
16,000
3,600
18,600
6.9 mills
and then came all the way home plete a permanent survey so held
operating departments. The purposes will require excessive 1931
at
the
home
of
A.
Corey
ments
that
construction
may
be
started
were
made
upon
the
re
­
2,550,000
16,000
2,700
17,700
6.9 mills
on McGregor's single. Mac was
continued increase since that expenditures for maintenance 1932
2,400,000
16,000
1,800
16,800
caught sound asleep off of first on this new road which the at which time very few Catholics quest of Mr. Lewis to take him time can no doubt be attributed ,and repairs, so that plans should 1933
7.0 mill«
resided
in
this
city.
Clark
&
Wilson
company
and
to the home of his parents at to the tendency on the part of be made for a building which 1934
2,260,000
16,060
900
15,900
base for the final out of the
7.1 mills
Following the construction of McMinnville.
first canto. From then things Vernonia are very anxious to
the mill management to employ can be enlarged to replace the
An
analysis
of
the
assessment
have
completed.
rolled along rather peacefully
their church the congregation
family men, and on the part of present school. F. A. Stokes of rolls shows that, after eliminat­ at the end of which time the
The committee appointed by was vej-y small. At the present Dance At Legion
until the third when four more
the men to establish homes and Portland, an architect who has ing the assessments on a few of bonds would be paid in full aa
tallies were put down.
Laird the local Chamber of Commerce, time the attendance is too large
bring their families to Vernonia, had charge of construction of the large corporations, business it is the intention of the school
Hall
Next
Saturday
walked for the second time. Tay­ consisting of H. E. McGraw, L. for the small church to seat all
which is evidenced by the large schools at Hillsboro and Mil­ .properties and timber holdings, board to pay off 20 per cent
of the principal each year.
lor singled and then they both R. Gillchrest and Lester Sheeley, the members of the Catholic
numbers of residences which waukie, Ore; Ridgefield, Wash.,
The proposal to vote bonds has
Vernonia post of the American are constantly being erected, and other nearby cities, showed the balance of the district con-
came home, on a double by Mc­ is keeping in touch with county faith who wish to attend ser-
Gregor. McGregor came in on officials regarding the construc­ vices, which are only held once Legion will sponsor a dance in especially in the outlying sec­ projections and plans of a num­ sists of about 700 pieces of the hearty approval of this com­
property valued at about $400,-
Greenman’s single and Greenman tion of the Camp 8 road.
a month, by the Rev. Joseph P. the Legion hall this coming Sat­ tions around Vernonia.
ber of schools which he has re­ 000, an average of less than mittee, and they recommend
urday evening under the chair-
duplicated the feat on a single
Clancy, of St. Helens.
The board explained that it cently constructed, and stated $600 each. On this basis, the that the new school building be
constructed at the present time,
manship of Earl Washburn,
by George. This ended the scor­
The new building planned will Music will be furnished from is now confronted with an ex­ th» costs of the several build­ average property owner will pay when tha cost to the average
ing until the seventh when they
ceptionally
critical
condition.
In
ings.
The
committee
decided
be built to accommodate several out of town.
school taxes of less home owner will be materially
marked up four more on singles
the next school year, 19 classes that the type and size of build­ additional
hundred and in all possibility a
than $4.20 per year, and a total less than if construction is post­
by Black, Laird, Taylor and Mc­
Mr.
Washburn
states
that
af-
must
be'
provided
for.
The
dis
­
ing
which
would
ultimately
be
parish house will also be con­ ter the middle
Gregor and a sacrifice by Walt
of August the trict owns two schools, the Wash­ needed in Vernonia could be of less than $21.00 in five years, poned till later.
structed. It is very likely that
Linn. They added three more
Legion
will
sponsor
a dance ev- ington school, with 10 class­ built for $75,000, and the fol-
services will be held every week, ery Saturday evening.
in the eighth just for good
rooms, and the Lincoln school, lowing resolution was adopted
O. A. Twilight League
and
a
priest
will
be
placed
in
measure on singles by McKillip,
F. J. De Rock, 72, Nehalem
with 5 classrooms. Last year, as by the unanimous vote of mem-
charge
by
the
archbishop
to
con
­
Play First Game Here
Black and , Laird.
pioneer -led at me nome
an emergency measure the bers present:
duct services here.
Grange hall was rented and two
Tuesday Afternoon
“Resolved, that the Citizens
This game was the final game of his daughter, Mrs. William
classes were housed there. Re­ Advisory committee recommend
for the local boys and puts them Bridgers at Mist last . Tuesday
cently the state fire marshal in­ that an election be held as early
ahead of the game with six wins following a stroke of paralysis.
The O.-A. Twilight League got
The deceased pioneer was born Mill Foreman Suffers
spected the grange hall, and he as possible for the purpose of
and five defeats which certainly
A letter has been sent by the under way Tuesday afternoon
has notified the board that the voting bonds in the amount of mayor and city council to Fred­
Slight Stroke While
is not a bad record considering in Holland, November 1, 1857,
At the smoker Saturday night state will not permit school $76,000 to defray the cost of erick V. Stricker, state health when the last year’s champion-
the strength of the teams they and homesteaded at Mist in the
Working
July
17th
year of 1885. He received his
in the American Legion hall be­ classes to be conducted in that constructing and equipping • officer, inviting him to attend ship sawmill team took the fast
have played this year.
fore a crowd of fight fans es­ building unless extensive remod­ pew school building in district the next regular meeting of the stacker team into eamp and de­
The box score for last Sun- citizenship papers at the county
seat in the year of 1891. His
Dove eling is done. Even if these 47, that these bonds be issued city council a week from next feated them 6 to 8 in a nip and
Henry Mossman, 62, a fore­ timated at over 300,
day’s game follows:
82nd Street AB R H PO
1
A E wife died in November, 1924, the man in the stacker shed of the Knight and Dane Brady of this quarters can be brought up to for a term of not over five Monday, August 6.
tuck battle. Both Lee Davis,
Wambau, CF 2 1 0 1 0 0 couple having been married 41 Oregon-American mill, while at city fought an eight-round main the standard of safety demanded yearB, with the understanding
The state board of health is
work Wednesday of last week, .event to a draw.
for the children by the state that the school board will not willing to make a survey of the pitching for the sawmill, and
Palmer 2B
4 1 2 2 1 0 years.
Holmes 3B
4 1 0 2 1 0
Mr. De Rock suffered a stroke accidently fell down and suffer-
Cyclone Ted and Young Cor­ authorities, there will be avail­ issue any of the $20,000 bonds sanitary conditions of the city, Nelson, throwing for the stack­
red a slight stroke of paralysis bett of Vernonia fought a four- able only 17 classrooms out of which were voted at a prior elec­ providing the city will agree to ers, hurled nice ball, each of
Adams IB P 4 0 1 9 1 0 about one year ago.
Marks LF
The deceased is survived by of his left arm and leg. Mr. round preliminary to a draw, the 19 which are required to tion and which have not been carry out the recommendations them allowing only four bingies.
4 0 1 3 0 0
Breeding SS 4 0 1 2 2 0 one son, ~
F. J. De Rock of Port- Mossman is being cared for at Don Brady and Lee Davis fought accommodate the number of pu­ sold.”
which will deal with the sewage, Davis, however, received a little
A petition ordering the board garbage disposal and food hand­ the better of the support and
Chandler rf 4 0 1 2 0 0 land and one daughter, Mrs. his home and is reported to be a four-round semi-windup exhi­ pils who will enroll next Sep-
improving.
tember.
to call a bond election was cir­ ling.
Douglas C
4 0 0 I 2 1 1 William Bridgers, of Mist.
bition bout.
waa therefor* able to pull ont
Sauchet P
In response to requests for culated and the required num­
2 0 0 1 3 0
Burial services will be held at
Two other bouts between
on top.
Sowers RF
2 0 0 0 0 0 Rose City cemetary at Portland.
Young Magoff and Mayo Petti- information as to the financial ber of legal voters signatures
The stacker aggregation start­
Will
Conduct
Farmers
was
quickly
secured.
condition
of
the
distric
,
the
di
­
Date of the funeral had not Catholic Missionary
john and Young Jim Davis and
ed the scoring in the second in-
Acting
upon
the
recommenda
­
rectors
stated
that
the
district
34 3 6 24 9 I been announced at the time this
Excursion
Here
Today
Car to be Here Soon Harold Bergerson completed the
ning when Hawkins doubled to
has a bonded indebtedness of tion of the advisory committee
Vernonia
paper went to press.
card.
center. Hawkina then came homo
$31,600. $16,000 was borrowed and as instructed by the tax­
Laird SS
3 4 2 3 2 0
A
farmers
’
excursion
will
be
The Knight-Brady fight was on bonds in 1923 to enlarge payers petition, the school board,
on Nelson’s long triple to the
A missionary car, sponsored by
W. Linn LF 3 0 0 1 0 0
conducted today from thia city
Cuts Foot While
the Catholic Missionary society, featured as the drawing card, the Washington school, and $26,- at a special meeting July 19, by County Agent George Nelson same spot. Nelson was brought
Taylor RF
4 2 2 1 0 0
young boxers having ap­ 000 was borrowed in 1924 to prdered a bond election to be
in on Meeker’s sacrifice to third
Bathing In Creek is now at Banks and will arrive both
McGregor P 4 2 4 1 2 0
to inspect the plantings of alfalfa base.
in this city within the next two peared in the local ring nu­ construct the Lincoln school. held August 12, notice which is on farms in this vicinity.
Greenman 3B 4 1 1 3 2 0
The sawmill outfit got back
George 1B
3 0 2 8 0 0
Hattie Pendleton, 12, cut a weeks, where it will remain for merous times, but meeting as $8,600 of these loans have ma­ printed in another column in
Mr. Nelson, with Edward Bal­ one of these runs in their half
opponents for the first time.
C. Linn 2B
tured and been paid, the bal- this paper.
4 0 0 1 0 1 deep gash in her left foot Sun­ about one week.
lagli,
president
of
the
Lower
Co
­
The fight between Knight and
, of the second when Gettman
The missionary car, with head­
Black C
4 2 2 8 2 1 day afternoon while wading in
lumbia Associated Chambers of was walked, Boerner was hit by
the creek near Pittsburg. She quarters at Spokane, Wash., Brady proved to be a fast event
Commerce
and
Gue
Hafenbrack,
K. P. Employee Injured
a pitched ball moving Gettman
32 12 14 27 8 o was rushed to the office of a travels to all sections of Wash­ cleverly fought with neither
of the association, will down to second from where he
While Hammering Steel secretary
Summary: Bases on balls off local
physician where
three ington and Oregon with a priest fighter being in much danger
attend
the
Chamber
of
Com
­
stole third and then later came
Sauchet 3, Adams 1. McGregor stitches were taken to close the in charge. At each place where pt any time during the battle.
merce meeting here today to
it stops missionary services are The bout between Corbett and
George Baslington, mechanic take up matters of entertaining home on an error at third base,
2; struck out by Adams 1, Mc­ wound.
They scored one more in the
conducted. These are usually in Cyclone Ted, two local men who
Gregor 8; two base hits, Palmer
employed at the Koster Prod­
An ordinance was approved ucts camp, was injured Monday the large delegation who will third when Laird walked,
are employed in the big mill,
_____ . stole
2, McGregor; double play, Pal­ More Material Reported the smaller towns and cities.
gather
in
this
city
in
October
The exact date of the car’s ar­ was four rounds of heavy slug­ and passed by the city council morning while hammering some when chambers belonging to the second and came home on Linn’s
mer to Adams; sacrifice hits, W.
Stolen From K.P. Camp rival will be announced in the ging, ending with evenly divided a few weeks ago giving the steel.
two bagger. They added their
Linn 2, Greenman; sacrifice fly,
association will meet.
Union Oil company the right to
honors.
final three in the fourth on a
following issue of the Eagle.
McGregor; Stolen bases. Palmer
Some
small
pieces
of
steel
en
­
Plans for sponsoring a Verno­ (ouble by Boerner and single«
William Prutzman, foreman at
The matchmaker has announc­ erect and operate a sub-station tered his abdomen, and after
and Taylor; passed ball, black;
nia day at the county fair at y Lee Davis and Drorbaugh
ed the next coming smoker for in this city.
left on bases, boosters 6, Ver- the Koster Products company
receiving first aid in this city,
The Union Oil Co. recent­ he was rushed to a Portland hos­ Deer Island this coming Septem- and an error at second base by
Saturday, August 3. One of the
nonia 5; umpires, Mann and holdings near Tara, reported the
ber will also be outlined at the Lyons.
theft of tools, cable and gas
Brooks.
events will feature Lee Davis, ly purchased lots adjoining the pital.
meeting today.
from the K. P. camp at Tara
local, and Timber Campbell of right of way on the West side
The stackers pushed across a
last Friday.
of the railroad between Colum­
Timber,
an
experienced
boxer
marker in the fifth but lacked
E. S. Social Club
This is the second time within
Nehalem
street.
who only recently arrived at bia and
the necessary punch to tie up
Well Known Montana
the past two months that mater-
Give Dance At The
Timber to work at the camp of
the score. Their score came in
Within a short time construc-
Rancher
and
Friends
ial
has
been
stolen
from
this
the Eagle Lumber company at tion will be started on their new
on a double by Lyons and a
Masonic Temple Friday same location.
Leroy Malmsten, a senior at Westimber. Who will fight the steel and brick sub station, which
Visit In this City single by Norgorden.
Oregon Agricultural college who main event on August 3 has not will face Nehalem street.
The box score of Tuesday’s
At the Masonic temple tomor-
has been attending the R. O. T. been announced by the matci,
Jewell, July 24—Chester Ben­
Nick
Ginoff,
well
known game follows:
row, the Eastern Star social Construction Will
The storage tanks which it nett. timber faller employed by
C. training camp at Vancouver, maker.
Start On Cochran*
club will sponsor a club dance,
AB R H PO A E
is reported there will be two of the Tideport Logging company ranches of western Montana and Stackers
Wash, for the past six weeks
which will have as its guests,
1 8 1 •
handling twenty thousand gal­ at Jewell was killed last Sunday the champion hog raiser of that Norgorden SS 8
Westimber Road Soon won second place in a rifle meet,
of the country, is spend­ Sheeley SB 8 • 0 1 • 0
members of the Eastern Star,
lons each, will handle the ter­ when a large tree which he had section
held July 17-19. in which the Smoker In Legion
ing a few days visiting old
Masons, and Rainbow girls and
Davis IB 2 0 0 • 0 1
Construction will start on the best rifle shots at the training
Hall Here August 3 ritory between this city and just assisted in falling, struck a friends who formerly lived at C.
their friends.
east of Wilark, and to meet smaller tree which struck him Missoula, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins CF 2 1 1 0 0 0
county road between Cochran camp competed.
Jack Carlson's Blue Rose ' ' and Westimber which will mean
Nelson P
1 2 1 1 4 0
The two high score men will
Kid Scott and Perry Israel with the Forest Grove division
Room orchestra from St. Helens about 10 miles of road building. be sent to Camp Perry. Ohio, of Portland or Dove Knight line, which as yet has not been on the head breaking his neck. McGhee and Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Cline LF
1 0 0 0 • 0
The deceased is survived by Vickery of this city.
will furnish the music during
Meeker RF
1 0 0 0 0 0
Hundreds of men are employ­ to compete in the Annual Na­ and Young Sharkey will probab­ decided on.
a widow and three children.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Peterson Lyons 2B
the evening.
2 1 1 0 2 1
ed at the big Wheeler mill and tional Rifle meet, where the ly feature in the main event at
A
special
crew
in
tha
employ
­
and
Miss
Ana
Thibadeau,
also
of
Mrs. F. D. Mcpherson is chair­ Blue Lake logging and other best rifle shots in the United the smoker in this city Saturday,
A. Davis C
2 • 0 1 • 0
ment of the Union Oil company
Missoula, are guests at the Me-
man of the social activities.
camps at Cochran, and with the States will congregate for high August 3, at the American Le­ will arrive aa soon as construe A. L. Fenner Arrested
Ghee
and
Vickery
homes.
17
4 12 f 1
completion of the road, many score.
For Removing State
gion hall.
tion starts to handle the techni-
Sawmill
will travel by way of Timber
Geo. W. Bell Buys
Scott and Israel fought to a cal end of the installation,
Board
Health
Sign
Laird SS
t 1 0 • 1 0
Forest Grove and this city
Children On O.-A.
draw at St. Helens a few weeks About three employee* of the
Lester Apartments I to
C. Linn 2B
S 0 1 2 1 0
instead of going direct by the K. P. Lodge Picnic
ago, and the local man actually oil company will make their
Enjoy
Their
Hill
A. L. Fenner was arrested
Ferren LF
a 0 • 0 • 0
S. P. railway to Portland as is
home
in
thia
city,
this
will
be
At
Parker*
Grove
had
a
shade
over
the
sensational
Mrs. Angeline Lester of Se­ now the case.
Joly M
19. by Marshall
Harry
New Playground McGregor SB 2 0 0 • • »
the local manager and two Phelps and charged with defac­
attle sold the Lester apartments
Next Sunday bantamweight scrapper of Port­ drivers.
Gettman CF 0 1 0 0 0 9
Only employes have been per­
land,
who
is
one
of
the
favor
­
in this city last Saturday to mitted to travel ón trains be-
ing and removing a notice of
Through the efforts of Judd Boemer RF 1 1 1 0 0 9
ites
of
the
Portland
arena.
George W. Bell of Vernonia.
the state board of health, on Greenman, superintendent of the Clauson C
Members of the local Knights
2 0 0 5 0 9
tween Westimber and Cochran,
Mr. Bell will shortly make im- a railroad owned by the Eagle of Pythias lodge, with their fam­
Knight won a decision over Fire At injector
the Second day of July, which Oregon American Lumber com­ L Davis P 1 1 1 0 4 1
had been posted in a public
provements «nd
Lumbercompany and the Wheel- ilies and friends, will picnic at Sharkey some months ago at a
tha Oregon American com­ Drorbaugh 2B2 1 1 8 0 0
»An
s*ziri may
rar* addition
ra within
rlzl »rizx*-» the
fn
Plant Last Saturday place at the south end of Third pany,
near »• fiirnra
future add
an
to er interests.
fight in Forest Grove, and a
I Parker’s grove next Sunday
pany have built swing«, teeters
’
the building.
street
Games,
race«,
sports and main event between these two
and slide boards on the new
4 8 8
IB
_ I
The real estate transaction wa
horseshoe pitching contests will boxers is looked on with ap-
The secused was tried in the play ground which was recently
A fir« last Saturday morning
handled through Jos. Scott, real Mr*. O. P. Burris
proval
by
boxing
fans.
feature the entertainment plan­
destroyed a motor in the sewer court of Judge P. Hill, where constructed on the company
estate agent.
Undergoes Operation
ned by the committee in charge.
The smoker card outlined for injector plant, connected with he plesded guilty, and waa fined property at the O. A. hill for
August 3, will contain some 24 tha city «ewer system, which is $16, with instructions to replacs the benadit of the children liv-
At Home In Eugene
rounds of boxing, featuring a
ing in that rieinity.
the signs immediately.
Klamath Falls — Construction
Troutdale—Bids opened for six-round main event, a six- located on tha Rock Craek road.
of Methodist church edifice will
O. P. Burris, minister of the extensive improvements to be
Each day many of the young­
The alarm waa turned in at
be completed in the future.
local Christian church, was call- made to Multnomah poor farm. round semi-windup and three 11.20 a.m. and waa quiakly ans­
At 2 p.rn. thia cominj Satur­ stars take advantage al their
four-round perliminariea.
ed to his home at Eugene Mon­
wered by the Oregon-American day the restaurant equipment of naw playground, while
ly of
Gresham—The Gresham Berry day on account of the illness of
fire fighting crew of men, who the Railroad cafe will be sol J ( their parent« occupy the benches
Growers, Inc., installed 20-ton his wife, who recently under­
Carlton—New pa-ement on quickly brought the fire under to th* highest bidder, ths sale which have especially keen e«*-
Sheridan has new ambulance
platform scales.
went an operation.
equipment
Main street completed.
te take place at the sestauraMt. strutted far thslr hsaaflt.
control.
Score 12
to
3
Big Congregation
Pioneer Dies
Mist, Tuesday
Council Invite
Health Officer
Many Attend
Smoker Here
Union Oil
Build Soon
Malmsten Attends
National Rifle Meet
Logger Killed
At Jewell Camp