Vernonia eagle., September 12, 1929, Image 1

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Reception For Teachers
Evangelical Church
Tomorrow Evening
i
Product*
Mill, Town
Legging
Company
Carkin New Koster
Employ 150 Men
Teams To
Legion State
Meet Again
Chairman
Handle Membership Over
î
State
Holds Good Record
Legion State Commander
Appoints Carkin As the
Membership Head
Of interest to many in this
city will be the appointment last
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ol
Saturday of M. E. Carkin
C_.
Vernonia Post of the American
Legion, as chairman of the state
membership committee ot the
American Legion, department oi
Oregon.
Legionnaire Carkill, a charlei
memUer of Vernonia post, und a
charter member of Voiture 901
of La Societe des 40 Homme*
el 8 Chevaux, earned the repu­
tation as one of the best mem­
bership getters in the noi thwest,
and recently was honored by
the state department, receiving
a gold medal for bringing m
over 100 new members in 1929,
the only Legionnaire in Oregon
thus honored.
Mr. Carkin has held numerous
offices in the local post aim
voiture being past commanue.
and Chef de Gave, also having
served his state department anu
Voituie Oy holding state offices,
making a creditable showing­ anu
being highly commended by tile
state department.
Throughout the state in Lo-
gion circles, Catkin is the bjyi
known Legionnaire in ColumoiM
county and in the state and at
every state convention has been
an important factor in the elec­
tion of different Legion state
officials.
It is predicted by Sid George,
state commander of Oregon, and
Carl Moser, department adjutant,
that Oregon, this year .will reach
its peak in membership exceed­
ing even 1929, under the mem­
bership chairmanship of general
chairman Carkin.
A member of a famous Can-
adisn regiment, Carkin served in
the Canadian forces, dyerseas
for tie full Suratiou <ii the
World s war, enlisting in 1914.
During one of the major engage­
ments at the front near Ypres,
Carkin was wounded.
Vernonia post and Voiture
now has two representatives in
state departments, II. E. Mc­
Graw, us Grand Cheminot of the
Grand Voiture and M. E. Carkin
as general membership chairman
of the department of Oregon, of
the A merican Legion.
Car Load Sheep
Unloaded Here For
Farm Near Mist
A carload of sheep was ship­
ped here Tuesday over the Unit­
ed Railways by C. W. Cart­
wright of Seaside.
They were unloaded W eiltys-
day and taken to the ranch be­
low Mist, near the Pete Banzer
farm.
‘•'Tooze Sell* The
St. Helens Sentinel
The St. Helens Sentinel, a
weekly newspaper was taken over
September 6, by Miss Jessica L.
Longstjn, a graduate of the
school of journalism of the uni­
versity of California. Miss Long-
ston recently was business man­
ager of the Wenatchee Sun,
and succeeds F. J. Tooze, who
has be?n publishing the Sentinel
for th ■ past two yeaTS.
Went* Sewer
Corey Hill
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Vernon^_Oregfln^u^aj\_^ptember^2jl929
Volume 8
Entii
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Dr. William Levin, direc­
tor of the hygienic labora­
tory of the state board of
heal h, and state sanitary
engineer, C. E. Green, who
are in charge of the sani­
tary survey, which is be­
ing conducted in Vernonia
by the! state board of
health, say that unless
proper disposal of sewage
is provided for, on the
Corey addition, it is quite
probable that Vernonia
may have another epidem­
ic cf typhoid this fall or
winter.
The level of the ground
water in many of the out
houses in the section of
the city which does not
enjoy the sewer system is
within two feet of the sur­
face.
A menace to health be­
cause the excreta after a
heavy rain will be brought
to tie surface, this is nut
alon! a menace to those
living on Corey hill, but to
the inhabitants of the en­
tire city.
A more proper disposal
of garbage should be ar­
ranged for. In many in­
stance«, vacant lots have
been used for the dump­
ing of refuse, said Dr. Le­
vin. This is a fire menace
as well as unsightly.
Ask Cooperate
Prevent Fire*
Number «
Second Elimination
Most Successful Flower
Match Legion Tour­
County
nament Start* Sunday
. Show Is Presented Here;
Bankers
The first elemination match of
the American Legion golf tourn­
County Bankers Pay Visit ament is being conducted on the
Do not build bonfires on
your premises without re.
Unable to get in touch with
ceiving a permit from the
H. A. Pearse, luesday, timekeep­
fire chief.
er for the Koster Products com­
Make sure your cigarette
pany, we were unable to report!
Vernonia golf course.
or cigar is out before cast­
conditions at camp on page 6'
ing it aside.
The second elimination
matches
. Steady Stream of People Inspect Beautiful Display win^taH^Sunday
’mJrX^
and 7 of this issue, with other
An accumulation of waste
logging concerns.
is a fire menace.
Of Flower* at American Legion Hall; Many Latest returns have, Carl Busine** Meeting Held
Wishing to obtain per­
Uf very much interest is the Many Interested In A
Prizes Awarded T o Owners Of Flowers. Davidson beat Hartwick, one up
mission
to
burn
any
rub
­
report received, that out of 150
i decided on the last putt. Albert
bish or start a fire, phone
Return Match
Here Saturday
employees of the Koster Pro­
I
| Childs beat Connie Anderson, 2
central, asking for Earl
The
flower
show
sponsored
by
ing;
2,
E.
M.
Bleile;
3,
Mrs.
H.
ducts company, only 20 per cent
Smith, fire chief.
v
.
U
P
«"4
one
to
*o,
Dail
beat
Emil
are single men, the rest of the
>4 the Garden club of Vernonia Veu1-
! Messing 3 up and one to go.
Saturday afternoon and evening
employees being family men,
Mired dahlias: 1, Mrs. Frank! Totn Bateman beat Ed Han.
Wettimber, Cochran
at the American Legion hall was Hanson; 2 2, Mrs. Noal Rrnnv*
130, living in the vicinity of
Brady; 3, '__
son «____
four __
up __
and * three to go.
a decided success, more entries Mrs. McGilvray.
Vernonia.
Road May Be Com­
F. M. Ruhl beat W. Goodin,
been received than anti­
About 25 car loads of logs
Mixed pansies: 1, .^°.r
I ra',le three up and one to go.
pleted Thia Fall having
cipated.
President Rainier Bank Teils
are shipped daily with the excep­ To Play September 19, Pro­
Space;
2,
Mrs.
E.
S.
Biddle;
3,
Many beautiful flowers and
i Ed. Heath beat E. E. Yeo, on
tion ot Sundays to the Nehalem
Mrs.
William
Culver.
Of Successful Sheep
Westimber, Sept., 11—Con­ potted plants were on display
[19th hole. Yeo forcing Heath to
ceeds To Go Towards the
Boom, al Ration, over the Unit­
T
piay one extra hole.
struction on the Cochran-Westim- and those who attended com­ ■ Nasturtiums: 1, Mrs. Lottie
ed Railways.
Raising In County
Frank
Godwin.
ber road is now in full swing, mented on the wealth and var­ I Roberts; 2, , Mrs.
Community Chest
~
l | E. S. Thompson beat B. Tis-
The approximate payroll of the
Cosmos: * 1, ’ „
*
• ...
• ■ —
Mrs.
Judd
Green- daie four up and three to go.
additional road crews have been iety of flowers exhibited.
K. 1*. company is $27,000 a
added recently and it is predict­
The following are the awards man.
L. Baker beat Sid Berry, five
month.
The Bank of Vernonia acted
Pinks: 1, Mrs. Noal Brady; up and four to go.
Following the creditable show­ ed that the new road will be blue ribbon, first prize, red rib­
bon, second prize; white ribbon, 2, Frank ! Browning,
I John Grady beat Percy Hewes, as host to the Columbia county
ing the town team made last completed this fall.
Bankers association, and a few
Rosies, best display of jnixed 5 up and four to go.
third prize.
J. E. Osborne Injured
Thursday against the crack saw­
Display of potted plants: 1, ! color»: 1, Mrs. Ray.
| William Briot beat E. M. Mur- invited guests at a banquet, held
While Blasting Stump* mill team, much discussion for
at the Masonic hall Saturday
Mrs. J. E. Cropper; 2, Mrs. W.
Sweet peas, all one color;
color: 1, phy 7 up and 6 to go.
a return match is being heard
evening.
E. Bell; 3, Mrs. Garner.
Mrs. William Culver; 2, Mrs. I
from
all
sides.
While blasting stumps on the
Lilies: 1, Mrs. Judd Green- W4ilam Culver; 3, Mrs, Lottie New Restaurant To
The Social club of the Eastern
Many interested in the com­
Sarah Spencer ranch Wednesday
man; 2, Mrs. A. J. Sitts; 3, Mrs. Roberts.
Star, who had charge of serving
of last week, J. E. Osborne was munity chest, namely, Mrs. Judd
Open
Here
Soon
Delphinium:
1,
Mrs.
T. B.
Judd Greenman.
the banquet were highly compli­
Connie
Anderson,
struck in the back by a stone, Greenman,
Single
Rose:
1,
Lorraine Mills.
mented by the visitors for the
commander of the Legion, and
which broke two ribs.
A
new
restaurant
located
in
Asors, 12 or more: 1, Sara
A. L. Walker was tried in the Space; 2, Mrs. Sauer; 3, Ore-
splendid meal served and the
The injured man was rushed others feel that a return match court of Justice of the Peace, gon American Lumber company. McGee; 2, Mrs. W. T. Lilly; 3, the Gene Carter building will artistic arrangement of the table
between
the
town
and
sawmill
I
be
i
_
_
___
__
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open
to
the
public
the
last decorations.
here for medical attention.
P. Hill, Monday accused of as­
Gladiolus: 1, Miss, Spokane Mrs. C. L. Brock.
team, the proceeds going towards sault with a dangerous weapon. Judge Reasoner; 2, Ashes of
African marigold: 1, Mrs. we«k >» September.
Those present at the banquet
the chest fund, should prove to
| Entirely new fixtures are be-
He attacked Sam Scott, an roses, Mrs. E. M. Bleile; 3, Crim­ Hillsbury.
were Judd Greenman, William
Messing And Bateman
be a good drawing card, and
Snapdragons: 1. Mrs. Hills- inK installed, which include large Pringle, Sr., F. E. Malmsten, A.
son glory, Judge Reasoner.
employee
of
the
Oregon
Ameri
­
Aid Shriners Hospital hundreds of tickets could be can with a knife during a quar­ Pompon dahlias: 1, 2, 3, Judge bury; 2, Mrs. F. Godwin.
mirrors and the latest ventilat­
L. Kullander, H. E. McGraw, J.
sold, not alone on the merit of
Gladiolus, 12 or more mixed in8 system is being installed.
rel on September 3, resulting in Reasone»-.
a
good
game
which
both
sides
____ ;
The new owner is an experl- M. Wilson, J. T. Thompson, T.
Emil Messing- and Tommy
Show Dahlias: 1, Mrs. E. S. colors: 1, Mrs. Frank Hanson;
Scott
receiving
four
stab
wounds.
Kramer, J. C. Lindley, and Leo.
Bateman are handling the details play, but for the appeal of as-
3,
Mrs. enced cafe man.
The trial attracted consider­ Biddle; 2, Frank Browning; 3, 2, Judge Reasoner;
Gallagher.
in this city, collecting tin foil, | »¡»ting in putting over Vernonia’s able
Sauer.
,
Mrs.
Hillsbury.
interest judging from the
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The banquet preceeded the
which is sent to Portland the f'rst attempt of a community number attending, During the
Decorative dahlias: 1, 2, Judge
Basket of mixed flowers: 1, Senior* Have Panama
business meeting which was held
oceeds going­ towards the
t..~ .chest-
Mrs.
E.
M.
Blieile;
2,
Mrs.
E.
Reasoner;
3,
Mrs.
Moody,
morning nearly 100 crowded in­
Elephant For a Pet at 8:30 in the evening at the
To date the Study club have to the court which was held in
-hriner's hospital for crippled
Varigated dahlias: 1, Judge E. Green.
directors room of the local bank.
i shouldered the responsibility of the empty building formerly oc­ Reasoner; 2, Mrs. H. Veal.
children.
| Most artistically arranged cen-
The senior class at the local
Out of town visitors who at­
Cactus: 1, Mrs. Moody; 2, .3, ter-piece for dining table:
1, 141
It is estimated that last year I raising funds to be applied to­ cupied by the Vernonia fruit
ai
Mil
a school
high
received
a
small tended the bankers meeting
j Mrs. G. W Plumer; 2 p .
Judge Reasoner.
$<10,000 was turned over to the wards the chest, and it is nat­ store on Bridge street.
hs— I
model
elephant
___
from were, T. Kramer, secretary of
Roses:
1,
Oregon-American D. Cole; .‘1 i, Mrs. E. E. Knight Clarence Wardle, _ a graduate
hospital from different cities urally expected that other or­
Walker was bound over to the
of Oregon Bankers association at
ganizations will this fall, follow
Lumber company; 2, E. M. ' Best golden glow: 1, Mrs. H. Vernonia
throughout Oregon.
grand
jury
which
will
meet
In
high,
who
at
present
in line sponsoring some sort of
Portland; J. Marcey Wilson, as­
Veal.
Bleile.
in the government service » at sistant cashier, representing tile
entertainment or feature as theix October. The defendant is at
Best set luncheon table with is
Three Asters: 1, Mrs. Ray;
liberty
under
$2500
bail.
the Panama canal.
bit in raising the quota set to
Columbia county bank at __
St.
2, Frank Browning; 3, Mrs. Noal I centerpiece: 1. Mrs. Carl David-
carry on the work this year and
Helens; J. T. Thompson, vice-
Brady.
son; 2, Mrs. M. D. Cole; 3, Mrs.
spring, which would reach around J H. Sell to Exhibit
president
First
National
bank
at
Three Zinnias: 1, Mrs. T. B. Judd Greenman.
$1,000.
St. Helens and Leo Gallagher,
Mills; 2, Mrs. Judd Greenmail ;
Most attractive basket: 1,
Red Leghorn* at Fair 3, Dan Nelson.
president of the State Bank at
Mrsi Culver; 2, Mrs. McGilvray.
Commander Anderson of the
Rainier.
American Legion has promised
Three Marigolds: 1, Frank 3, Mrs. Carl Davidson.
Dealers display: 1, Mrs. Wm.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Thomas the whole-hearted support of hts
J. H. Sell owner of the Sun­ Browning; 2, Mrs. Judd Green­
The meeting was called to or­
VanDcren; 2, Mellinger Hard­
purchased the 11. T. Ames build-’ post, as has Chef de Gare E. A. shine hatchery in this city, will man; 3, Mrs. McGilvray.
der by H. E. McGraw, president
ing, which is now occcupied by Ritchey, of La Societe.
Three gladiolus: 1, Mrs. A. J. ware; 3, Nehalem Market.
have many exhibits at the county
The Clyde equipment company of the association.
Best display of phlox: 1, Mrs. of Portland were here Friday to
the Gordon Furniture company • A community chest benefit fair this week, featuring red Hughes; 2, Mrs. Frank Hanson.
Leo Gallagher, who is vice,
Sauer; 2, Mrs. McGilvray; 3, take motion pictures of the Var. president of the county bankers
and Mrs. L. Handley, and have baseball game should be I the leghorn chickens.
3, Mrs. A. J. Hughes.
Mrs.
Noal
Brady.
intentions of moving their var- means of swelling the fund,
Six
pansies:
1,
Frank
Brown
­
Mr. Sell, an authority In the
Vleet Logging company which is organization, made an interesting
iety store in their newly pur- Tickets to be sold for 50 cents,
i
chicken business, interested In
report on strawberry raising in
located over the Corey hill.
’
based building within the near which at the same time would
that line for the past 20 years,
The pictures will be shown in the Rainier district and urged
Oswego—$275,000 unit of St Gus Matson Injured
I
give
the
ticket
holders
future.
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— | ' ,-weives
receives ¿ovu
2600 Daily
baby chicks
chicks every Mary’s college at Christie home
News Reel, also the Loggen nis associate bankers and bus­
Monday at K. P. Camp the
The n< \v owners ot^the Ames money's* worth in witnessing a | three weeks or so at his hatchery
Congress, the later which is a iness men to cooperate with the
near
here
will
be
constructed
Gus Matson, a donkey engi­ congress held once a year by strawberry growers.
game, and J also I and has been in the commercial
building intend to mdke many dandy ” baseball
*
neer in the employment of the members of the logging industry.
improvements before moving In­ £tv<* all an opportunity to boast ; hatchery business for one year. soon.
Mr. Gallagher reported $160
the community chest’ fund.
Koster Products company, caught
to their lieyv quarters.
The VanVleel Logging com­
of strawberries being pro­
The game will be played a
his right hand in some machinery pany is considerod one of the worth
duced from one acre, and on
Program
at
the
County
Fair,
Near
Deer
week
from
today,
September
19,
|
Monday,
breaking
two
•bones
and
most
up-to-date
of
the
small-s
­
Dane Brady Meets
account of no canning faciliti**
severly crushing his hand.
it being understood from H. ;
Island, Starting With Today, September
logging operations in the north­ in or around Rainier, the berries
Roy Cress In Main
He was rushed to thia city to west.
Mayfield of the town team, that I
12, Rainier, Clatskanie and Vernonia Day
were shipped by truck to Sum­
receive medical attention.
Event, Kelso Friday the sawmill teani wish to play
ner, Wn., at a profit.
(Program Subject to Change)
the homeguards a return game.
Motor Accident
The strawberries which were
Employee Of K. P.’
Dane Brady, clever boxer of
of the Etterburg variety demand­
At
Laramore
Bridge
this city will meet Roy Cress, Legion Post And
10:00 A.M. Judging of stock exhibits.
ed the highest price.
Company I* Injured
sensational bantom fighter oí i
Monday Evening
10:30 A.M. Judging of poultry exhibits.
The president of the Rainier
Auxiliary
Hold
Joint
Portland, Ore., in the six roun.r
Ted Riederbusch, employed by
10:30 A.M. Demonstration of culinary in school
bank, furnished a report on a
main event at Kelso, tomorrow
A
motor
mishap
occurred
Mon
­
Meet With St. Helens
the
Koster
Products
company
in
­
building.
flock of sheep which was being
evening.
_ about 6 o _____
’clock raised in the vicinity of Rainier,
jured the ankle of his right foot day evening
10:30 A.M. Program by Vernonia Chamber of
when
Everett
Carter,
driving
a
The boxing card is sponsored
Vernonia post and Auxiliary
last week, while working around
reporting that from 100 ewes,
Commerce.
by the disabled war veterans, of the American Legion were
a donkey and other woods ma­ Chevrolet car collided with a purchased last fall, 88 lambs
10:45 A.M. Potatoe Judging contest.
log
truck
driven
by
Gilbert
Mil
­
and will be held in the new box- the host and hostess to Colum­
chinery.
were raised, the wool sold, the
11:00 A M. Horseshoe tournament resumed.
er, near the Laramore bridge.
ing arena at North Kelso.
bia post No. 42 and its Auxil­
or total income totaled
11:15 A.M. Judging 4-H club work.
Neither of the drivers were in­ revenue
iary Monday evening at the Le­
$800, and that only a small
Erick
Ellison
Disabled,
races.
Charriot
P.M.
jured
and
small
damage
inflict
­
1:30
gion hall, where a joint meet­
amount of feed was required
Police To Take
Ha* Infected Hand ed on the cars.
ing between the four organiza­
2:00 to 4:00 P.M. Baby and pre-school clinic
last winter.
Vernonia Boys On
tions was held.
in clinic building.
Erick
Ellison,
wood
splitter,
Delmer Mitchner Goe*
Tour Next Saturday Mrs. H. E. McGraw acting
2:00 P.M. to 4:b-> P .!. Demonstration of cul-
employed by the Inman-Poulsen
Vernonia Fire
president of the Auxiliary and
inarj work in school building.
To The Dorenbecker
Logging
company
west
of
Keasey
Department Banquet
The largest Boy Scout meet­ the acting commander of the
Pig
and
Ford
relay
races,
good
prizes
2.30 P.M.
ran a wire into his right hand
Hospital Saturday
ing of the year was held Tues­ local post welcomed the visitors
Relay
horse
races.
P.M.
3:00
Tomorrow Night
last
week,
which
resulted in an
day evening at the social hall of in behalf of Vernonia post anil
4:00 P.M. Trained dog acts.
infection setting in. Ellison ar-
Delmar Mitchner, four years
the Evangelical church, Scout­ its auxiliary.
EVENING PROGRAM
The annual banquet of the Ver­
rived here Sunday for medical old was taken to the Dorenbeck­
Mrs. Geo. Weber, chairman
master Plumer, officiating.
P.M.
Horse
races.
attention.
7:00
er hospital at Portland Saturday nonia fire department will be
Final plans were made for the hospitalization of Portland was
with an infection of the left hip, held at 7:30 o’clock tomorrow
7:15 P.M. Quby free show, in front of grand­
trip to Portland, the Scouts will one of the honored guests, giv­
which resulted from an injury evening at the Horseshoe cafe,
stand.
Art Snyder Hurt
assemble at the church at 7:00 ing an interesting talk on the ’
some time ago.
Earl Smith acting as toastmaiK
7:30 P.M. American Legion boxing contest.
a.m. where transportation will wonderful work which is carried,
At Vt.nVleet Logging
________
ter.
be waiting to convey them to on by the American Legion and
8:00 P.M. Grand firework display. All designs,
Company September 4 Side Of Oregon
the city.
Auxiliary in
welfare
work
To those interested in joining
original, exhibits, especially made
Chief of Police, Jenkins, will throughout the state, the work
the local fire fighters an invi­
for fair occasion.
American Hill On
Arthur
Snyder,
employed
by
.
act as host to the local Scouts of which has been highly com­
tation is extended to come to
Dancing In the Pavillion
the VanVleet Logging company
Fire Last Tuesday the feed.
during their stay in the Rose mended on by the National Aux­
Friday, September 13, St. Helens and Childrens
lacerated
the
index
finger
of
his
city, and will personally conduct iliary president.
Day. All children of grade school age free today.
left hand last week while work-j A fire Friday afternoon burn­
Refreshments were served.
the tour which will include the
Football Game Friday
10:00 A.M. Viewing blue ribbon winners of all
ing in the woods.
ed over one half acre of brush
most interesting sights in Port­
The next joint meeting will
The All Stars, a team compos­
entries.
on the side of the Oregon Ameri­
land.
be held at St. Helens this fall.
ed of down town football play­
can hill facing Bridge street.
10:00 to 11:30 A.M. Demonstration culinary
Missionary Society
The Oregon American and the ers will play the high school foot­
work in school building.
Gives Reception For
Vernonia fire department assist­ ball team this Friday, at the
i
10:30 A.M. Concert by Seaside girls band.
Teachers
Tomorrow
ed
in fighting the blaze, which ball park.
1:30 P.M. Races on track.
was
started from rubbish being
2-:00 P.M. to 4 P.M. demonstration of culinary
Speedy Result*
The Women’s Missionary so­ burned on premises near the hill,
work.
From
Classified
ciety of the Evangelical church with a permit.
2:00 P.M. Quby free show in front of grand­
Adv. Says Doctor
will give a reception for the
September 6, 1929. An­
stand.
school teachers tomorrow even­ First Full Size Ship­
A cost and economic study of
Objectives of the study as set
swering your inquiry as to
ing, September 13, in the social
___ P.M. Concert by band.
2:30
the dairy industry in Columbia forth in the project outline are
ment
Of
New
Currency
results, if an; ìy, following
hall of the church.
2:00 to 4:00 P.M. Baby and pre-school clinic.
county is to be carried on for to determine (1) costs of pro-
my classified au
........
.
id in
the Ver-
The reception to the teachers
Received At Bank
3:00 P.M. Horse relay races.
the next two years by the Ore-. ducing dairy products in the dif-
nonia Eagle offering a
is
an
annual
.event.
Mrs.
W.
W.
3:30 P.M. Pig and Ford race, cash prizes.
piano for sale, I must »ay
gon agricultural experiment sta-' ferent regions and for various
Wolff is in charge of the musi-
The Bank of Vernonia receiv­
that I certainly did get re-
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----- m- types of dairy herds, (2) means
4:30 P.M. Program by St. Helens Chamber of
tion,
headquarters
Corvallis.
cai nrogiam.
ed ita first shipment of all new
suits, and then some!
George A. Nelson, county agent, of reducing costa so that increas­
Commerce.
Talka
will
be
given
by
A.
C.
size currency last week, and
Two hours after I re-
is assisting the experiment sta- ing competition can be met suc­
6:30 P.M. Concert in front of grand stand.
Knauss representing the school from now on th* new currency
ceived
my copy
of th*
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tion in selecting dairymen who cessfully, (3) regions of the
7:00 P.M. to 7:30 t.M. bucking contest In •
board, J. C. Wilkerson for the will be more
Eagle,
I was subjected to
------ in
i.i circulation in
will cooperate in the work.
state where dairying can advised­
front of grandstand.
half a dozen phone call*
high school, and E. Condit for this city.
About 20 dairymen will be ly be encouraged on the basis
and five personal calls
8:30 P.M. Grand display of fireworks, all
the grade schools. This years re­
It is predicted that after two
chosen in an entirely impartial of comparative costs, prices,
from different parti**, all
designs
especially
constructed
ception is for the teachers of months the old size currency I
of whom wanted to know
manner from a fairly complete markets, etc., (4) types of dairy
the schools adjacent to Vernonia will seldom be seen in this city.
Columbia
county
fair
week.
about the piano. Sine* I
list of dairymen in the county farming that are most important,
as well as the local schools.
Dancing Following Firework Display
had the same erroneous
who have six or more cows. (5) the economic place of dairy­
The public is invited to at­
idea as many people prob­
Myrtle Point—Myrtle hotel
GRANGE DAY
These men will be visited by ing in Oregon agriculture.
tend the reception.
ably have that an ad in
dining room opened for business.
Saturday, September 14
representatives of the Experi­
The work will be carried on
your
classified
section
ment station who will be In the entirely with federal funds that
9:00 A.M. Culinary demonstration in school
would not attract much at­
county within a few days to get are made available by the Pur­ I
building.
tention, it was a distinct
the work under way.
nell Act for use in this state.
shock to me to have to
10:30 A.M. Band concert.
many inquiries as to my ad
The work in Columbia county
All information obtained from
11:00 A.M. Raby and pre-school clinic in clinic
in such a short time.
will be part of a statewide study the dairymen will be kept strict­
building.
Can you beat it? I’m
of the dairy industry, the most ly confidential, no individual
P.M.
Races
on
track.
1:00
still
getting calls about it,
important farm enterprise in figures being published or divulg­
—
one
of them from Forest
1:30 P.M. Relay and other races.
Oregon with the possible excep­ ed. The dairymen who cooperate
Grove, and here I am: th*
A petition was circulated Mon-| Most of the merchante have
2:30 P.M. Quby acts and shows, free in front
tion of wheat raising. The in­ in the work, however, will re­
piano sold for spot cash
; 4ay by Jos. Scott secretary of •ígned and will cloaa their aa-
of grandstand.
vestigation will lie one of the ceive for each year individual
■nd an unadvertised radio
the
local
Chamber
of
Commerce,
tablfahmenta
at
1
:00
p.m.
for
Rucking
contest.
summaries
of
the
reports
for
:
most comprehensive cost studies
and phonograph also sold
3:00 P.M.
urging all business houses in the balance of the day.
the same way.
ever made. It is planned to ob­ their own farms as well as sum-'
... and Ford race.
3:30 P.M. Pig
Vernonia
to
close
at
1
:00
p.m.
It coat me just “two
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tain reports from about 500 far­ mariea of the averages for all}
4:30 P.M. Girls Walking Contest.
bits’’ to effect a cash sal*
today, September 12, so that
The chamber of commerce1
mers each year, distributed ap­ farms covered by the study,
6:00 P.M. Program of entertainment.
of several hundred dollar*.
they and their help could attend urge* the merchanta and citizen*
proximately 300 in the Wil­ They will also receive the com-
Sincerely your*.
7:00 P.M. Concert in front of grandstand.
the county fair near Deer Is­ to attend the fair today, to that,
lamette valley, 100 in the coast plete report that will be pub-
Geo. Pasto, M. D.,
DANCING
land, today being set aside a» Vernonia day will b* 100 p*r
regions, and 100 in eastern Ore­ lished when the project ia com-
Vernonia.
cent
with
local
representation.
1
Vernonia
day
at
the
fair.
gon.
pl eted.
.
Meet Here
For Ch est Fund
Interesting Talks
Case Goes To
Grand Jury
Thomas Buys
City Property
Take Movies
VanVleet Co.
I
Start Economic Study
Industry Here Soon
I
Business Houses Close
At Noon Today for Fair
-THIS IS VERNONIA DAY AT THE COLUMBIA COUNTY FAIR, WHICH CONTINUES REMAINDER OF WEEK