Library. U <■! O
Start Clean-up Campaign
Today; a Brighter and
Cleaner Vernonia.
Vernonia,' Oregon Friday, April 4, 1930
Volume 8
Engineer
Here On
April 10
Join the Squads in the
Clean-up Campaign;
All Cooperate.
INCREASED
Carnival
To Be Here
April25-26
Many
Famous Bridge Builder
Guest of Chamber
50 Legionnaires to
Cooperates
Many Friends Here
To Be Last C’ircus
BUILDING
Buildings in Progress
New Construction.
of
Much construction and im­
provements of buildings are in
progress at the present time in
Vernonia.
The Crawford building, occu­
pied by the Kerr Motor com­ I
pany, will be remodeled, large
platee glass windows replacing
the small steel frame windows,
and the rear of the building
will be finished in brick and tile
with improvements made on the
'
roof.
Improvements are being made
on the Thomas building.
Construction has started on
the Early building, the home of
the new J. C. Penney store.
Construction is completed on
the new post office building
which will also house a new drug
store.
Bids were let for building the
new $75,000 Washington grade
school, construction t.o start next
month.
The Gordon building is being
remodeled.
The Watt building will start
this month.
The county intends to start
construction on the new bridge
on Bridge street over Rock creek
before the summer ends.
In all, this spring construc­
tion shows a gain over that of
the past four years.
Number 35
Governor A. W. Norblad
To Be Guest of Chamber
Of Commerce Thursday
Campaign
For Clean
Up Started
Will Visit all Schools Following Chamber of Com­
merce Meeting; Grade School Students to Give
Special Program in Honor of Governor.
Stores Asked to Close
For Half Day
With Governor A. W. Norblad
being the principal speaker at
the Chamber of Commerce meet-
*n8
be held at the Masonic
temple next Thursday at noon,
April 10, it is anticipated that
the chamber will have the larg­
est turnout in years.
For the benefit of* those un­
able to attend the luncheon at
noon, the public is welcome and
invited to be present at 12:45
or 1 p.m. to listen to Governor
Norblad's address.
The luncheon will be served
by the members of the Eastern
Star Social club who have dur­
ing the past few months served
the semi-monthly luncheons to
the commercial club.
a special program in honor of
the governor’s visit when at 1:30
p.m. the students will assemble,
on the lawn of the Washington I
school where a short program
will be held followed by an ad-1
dress from Oregon/s chief
Shows, Concessions Run
Record Turnout Expected
ecutive.
Merchants and Others to
The students have been
By Local Members of
To Hear Well Known
Furnish Trucks and
quested to invite their parents
Vernonia Post,
Engineer Address.
Wesley Vendercook
Labor.
to attend the special program I
on the lawn, where they will
also have an opportunity fojjow-
TIME TO REGISTER!
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Over 50 Legionnaires of the
One of America’s foremost en-
ing the affair to meet the gov-
With all signifying their in­
(ineers, who only recently was Cannot be Sworn in at Polls; local Legion post will actively
emor.
Governor A. W. Norblad
tentions of cooperating in a gen-
probably the most talked of en­
A visit
n
..o.v will also be
"" made
■•■••««« to
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eral ciean-up
clean-up campaign today,
Register at City Hall.
engage in running booths, con­
gineer in America, Wesley Van­
the local high school by Gover-’.-.». . c CDniU I AIYrtFR the Vernonia Garden club mem-
the cessions, side shows, eat cor-
If
you
wish
to
vote
at
nor Norblad following the visit FAL.L.3 r KUWl L. ALTMEiIx | j bers are confident tk.«
dercook, will be the guest of
.
. .
M
that v«™«
Verno-
the Vernonia Chamber of Com-
16* you ners and games when the carni-
to Washington school.
' nia will be a cleaner city to-
must
be
registered.
Traherne
Man
Injured
at
merce at its next regular meet­
val and Flying Ape circus in
K,rr. morrow.
Day’s Program Outlined
As in the past you cannot be
w.]l
Motor Company.
ing Thursday, April 10.
city at the Legion hall Fri-
i Mayor Mills has asked the
At noon, the governor
Quartet to Sing.
sworn in at the polls, and un­ 1 i this
tbe 1 While painting at the
Known to every high school less you have registered by the day and Saturday, April 25 and
The Mist quartet have been aVen<! tbc luncheon of tbe Motor company showrooms a'err merchants to assist by closing
student and business man in 15th of April, or voted at the 26.
rJa8t their places of business at 1:00
invited and have promised to i Chamber of Commerce at
I week H. D. Eggleston of Tre_ o’clock today,
Vernonia the visits of this fam­ last election, you will lose your
today, and keep closed
Every detail of shows and of
temple. ,
sing several selections during
ous bridge and city engineer are
r.... or the
...-
the carnival will be handled by
Following the luncheon and harne fell off a ladder 10, feet until at least - 5 p.m.
the meeting.
I
i the
wiU
breaking
his
right
arm.
always looked forward to with vote.
balance
of
the
day
so
that
all
Legionnaires,
who
under
the
regular
business
meeting
he
I Many candidates for county
Many prominent citizens of
pleasure.
The arm was re-set here and available trucks can be drafted
r__ ,
give an address to those pres-
commissioner and judge have en­ chairmanship of Carl Davidson
St.
Helens,
anxious
to
have
an
­
ent, which will be about 12:45 the injured man is reported re- into service to gather up the
With the visit of Oregon’s tered the race and besides the plan the largest and best carni-
other opportunity to visit with or 1 p.m.
covering.
1 accumulated rubbish which must
governor and Mr. Vandercook, election for governor this
attempted by the Le-
vino
.
year vul ever
the
governor
and
hear
him
BOUNCED OFF SEAT
be hauled to the city dump.
along with State ¡Senator James should make every legal voter
He will speak to the students
,n thls f11?’
speak,
have
promised
to
attend
Dunn, a record turnout is ex­ from Columbia county interested
I of Vernonia grade schools at Three in Race for Nomination
Scoutmaster Plumer and his
The proceeds derived from the
:
the
luhcheon
and
meeting.
Hit Low Spot in Road and Gets
' 1:30 p.m. and the high school
pected at the chamber meeting,
Boy Scouts will work on the
In
the
race
for
representative
privilege • of suf- carnival will go toward paying
in
using
the
Known
throughout
the
north
­
Quick Raise.
at 2 p.m.
where the public who are unable
off the debts incurred by the
of the twentieth district, c6m- hauling and picking details and
to attend the luncheon are in­ frage.
Hitting a rough spot in the west many years before becom­
Schools in the vicinity of prising Columbia county, for the members of the Legion post al­
post
during
the
past
three
years,
ing
governor
of
Oregon
as
a
that
pointed
out
'
It
has
been
vited to listen to Mr. Vander­
Vernonia have been invited to nomination at the primary elec- so will assist the Garden club
which covers bills for furnishing road, Cecil Uric, driving a log­
cook and Governor Norblad the I average primary vote ! is their club rooms, finishing the ging truck for the Van Vleet fine orator and after dinner be present.
tion to be held May 16 are H. in the campaign.
speaker,
Governor
Norblad
hax
the
reg-
cent
of
;
50
per
about
speak following the luncheon at
Before going to press the sec- g , McGraw of Vernonia, Glen
; building and other welfare work Logging company, Monday was always been in demand for spec­
Pick Up Rubbish Today
'
number
of
voters,
,
istered
thrown from his seat, landing
1 p.m.
retary
of
the Chamber . of . Com- . R Metsker of St. -- Helens,
repub-
I carried on in the past.
lai
occasions
ana
ior
me
past
_
rout.
—
—
—
•
ial
and
for
the
While
the
campaign
lasts
a
For the convenience of the
in the road where he received few months the local Chamber
and
Oleen °f week, the trucks will only be
To Issue “Flying Ape”
in this vicinity arrange-
numeorus scratches and bruises, j
that another well known person- C()lunibia city, democrat,
DANCES AT TIMBER voters have
| in service today, and instruc-
The
“
Flying
Ape,
”
the
tradi-
been made to reg-1
I ments
The accident occurred during of Commerce have been anxious age would be the guest of
to secure him to attend and Vernonia during the governor’s
I tions issued to have waste and
R. Melis at Mist tional paper issued by the post a long haul from camp.
ister
with
A.
A. D. Legg, New Manager, Put
prior to their carnival about
speak
at
one
of
their
luncheons.
vigit>
Wegley
V
andercook,
build-
E
N
L
A
R
G
E
S
STORE
' l'ubbish Packed ia “c1“ " b°*-
for
the
Mist
district
and
with
Gardens Over Big.
Grade Schools Plain Program I er of the city of Longview and
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l“.’" B.
.whJre.|^*tl“1 ""
Judge D. B. Reasoner, city re­ one week, will be the fourth INJURED
AT
CAMP
Under the management of A. corder, at the local city hall.
edition of this publication.
Prof. Edwin Condit, superin- the famous Columbia River Thomas Store Being Enlarged . r,ve c
£ to facilitate load-
load-
D. Legg, the dances held every
carried out imme-
The paper will again follow Hit on Head With Line at O.-A. tendent of the grade schools, Longview bridge, which was op-
Important Rules Given.
Saturday evening at the Oriental
with his assistants have planned ened to traffic last Saturday.
A person must bo registered out its former characteristics in
Camp.
Gardens at Timber with music
giving some history of the Le­
to
vote.
Camp McGregor, April 3— I
furnished by Rus Beutler and
gion post, the Auxiliary and the
i
on u-
his building,
which is.
is /vzx/vi.
occu- : UP> chief , of the
... fire , department, ’
his Santiam
Syncopators,
a
A person cannot be sworn in 40 et 8, and the usual amount | “Slim” Hackett, a yarder chaser . MANY GOLFERS OUT
Vo.io.o
1 will assist with members of his
pied
by
the
Thomas
Variety
snappy orchestra is going over at the polls election day.
organization and Mr. Smith
of good-natured bunk concern- employed by the Oregon-Ameri-,
store.
big.
I If a person has moved from ing those in Who’s Who in Ver- —
urges that now is the right
can 1 Logging company, while Bateman Low Score for Men;
The building is being enlarg­ time to cut the lawn, clean up
working near the skidder, was
A large attendance from Ver­ one precinct to another since nonia.
Mrs. F. Hartwick for Ladiex.
ed with a 30-foot extension, al- the premises and dispose of ail
,
ill
hit
HIV Mil
on LUC
the nvau
head kjovuiuaj
Saturday by a
nonia was present Saturday. ¡agj election, get re-registered
Spring opening at the local
the farmer whose hen lays ,ine an(J geriougl injured.
| so widening the building, which waste to clean up and also do
I golf course was attended by a
Special music is promised f°T at the city hall.
I <1 nrsnoT
/SAIlhls.
vrr^llr
*
rsai
the
largest
double
yolk
’
gg
be
­
Hackett received first aid at large number of golfers from
will make it 30 feet wide the
the nance tomorrow evening.
I A number of changes have tween April 21 and 25 at mid-
i entire length and about 70 feet away with any extra fire haz­
ard.
¡been made in precinct bottadar- I night will receive a free ticket camp and was rushed to St. Vernonia and vicinity. Tom Bate­
From
75
to
100
taxpayers
of
Vincent’ s s nospitai
hospital at
at roruana
Portland man made low score for the
7 ~ , ------ 71 Vincent
deep.
.. — several other
AX' T'I
1
U to the show, : i
"Tt .
ies and
precincts
Property owners or tenants
Columbia county met at the
also
be
the
K
uest
w
here
his
condition
was
reported
j
The interior will be redecor­
H j SLCS
added. If in doubt take the time of the post with
■th free admission ] Thurgday
being imprOved.
! “¡“J , ’ makfflg the best average American Legion hall in Rainier ated and it is hoped to have the of property are asked to clean
since
playing
on
the
Vernonia
I to inquire of D. B. Reasoner.
up and get rid of unsightly rub­
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sine«
to all shows, etc., for both he
_____ . -- course. Mrs. Frank Hartwick Saturday morning at 10 o’clock.' improvements completed in the bish or garbage and also pile up
If a woman voter has changed and his hen.
next
few
weeks.
MARRY
WEDNESDAY
I
won
with
low
score
for
the
la-
A temporary organization hadj
her name since the last election
neatly all building material not
I dies, playing a good game previously been made at Clata-1
she must reregister and if a
in use.
Fall«
on
Stump,
Breaks
Ribs
Well
Known
Couple
Surprise
throughout the day.
PAST VOter baS nOt Voted during the
Governor Visits 10th
kanie last month, when 24 tax­ P. O. READY TO MOVE
LIVED IN VERNONIA PAST preceding biennium, he or she
Their Many Friends.
O. S. Poynter slipped and fell
The driving contest was won
Spending the entire day here
payers paid their fee and be­
on
a
small
pointed
stump
last
Surprising
their
many
friends,
must
re-register.
'
by
Hy
Blaker,
who
made
the
TWO MONTHS.
Waiting for New Equipment Be­ Thursday, April
10, Governor
Those changing from one par- week while at work in the woods Mamie A. Lane and Paschal ‘ best average with three balls. came members qf the league.
fore Making Move.
Norblad will see this city in its
A. E. Veatch, as temporary
_
...
ty to another must re-register. of the Koster Products com­ Hill were married Wednesday Earl Dial won high, for making
From the postmaster, Emil best dressed-up condition, pro­
Survived by Widow end Five
Voterg regigtered as independ- pany. Three ribs were broken.
afternoon in this city by City ' the longest drive. Blaker also chairman of the Clatskanie meet­
Ch.ldren; Funeral Wednesday
entg cannot yote ¡n thfi primar.
Recorder J. B. Reasoner, at the won the approaching and putting ing, called the meeting to or­ Messing, information is received viding all cooperate in the Ver­
that the post office will be mov­ nonia clean-up campaign.
George W. Estes, 48, died ¡eg for R ¡g necessary they be
home of Mr. Hill.
contests.
der.
Officers
were
elected
as
ed into the new quarters in the
at his home in this city Sunday registered as a member of a
Both Mr. and Mrs. Hill have
Mrs. Frank Hartwick won follows: President, A. E. Veatch
evening after several weeks ill­ party.
resided in the Nehalem valley high for the ladies approaching'of Rainier; vice president, L. L. Early building on Bridge street
ness with urema poisoning.
for many years and have a wide and putting contest with Mrs.| Giese of Hudson; secretary, Lil- as soon as the new equipment
Registration books close April
acquaintahce mong the pioneers. E. E. Yeo winning the ladies lian Daniels of Fern Hill; treas- is received.
George Washington Estes was 15. It is the duty of every citi-
The building is completed
The newlyweds will make their driving contest.
bom at Peoria, Kans., August zen to register and then vote.
| urer, O. Henry Oleen of Colum-
and it is expected by the post-
home in the Hill residence oppo­
4, 1881, and married Lena Bell,
Prizes
were
awarded
by
the
bia
City.
The
executive
commit
­
master that the equipment will
site the Masonic temple.
Librxry Being Improved
,his surviving widow, at Hall
club management for winners in tee is to consist of the president arrive so that the office will
Special services will be held
The library board met in a
Summit, Kans., July 21, 1901,
all
events.
The
management
says
and
secretary
and
three
elective
the family living in Kansas un­ special session at the home of at the Evangelical church 7:30 CAR STRADDLES LOG that next Sunday will be the members. Members elected to be established in the new quar­ OPENING DANCE SCHEDULED
ters by Wednesday of next week.
p.m. Sunday for the Boy Scouts
til 1921 when they located in Mrs. Frank Hanson Monday.
FOR APRIL 1».
last day for cards turned in for this committee were; Frank J.
The board went on • record as who will turn out in a body.
Oregon.
Traffic Blocked St. Helens Hill the handicap.
| Peterson of Mist, Olof ISoder-
Rev. G. W. Plumer, who also
Until the Road Cleared.
The Estes family have only approving the clean-up campaign
_____ “*■---- ** Clatskanie, and Mr. KILLED
CAMP To ba Run as Dancing Club with
AT
The spring handicap tourna-
lived in Vernonia two months, and pledged their cooperation, is scoutmaster of the local troop. | Wilark, April 2—Clipping a ment will start Sunday, i April
r «? Ford
—-« -*
of r»
Deer r_i
Island.
■
Dances Every Saturday.
Mr. Estes having been employed Improvements are being made in has invited the parents of the good pace, John Larson of Clats- 13, to be first and second flight
Several definite objects were Only Worked a¿ Camp One
Mrs.
Wayne Lappe has been
the
library.
scouts
to
attend
and
also
at construction work.
I kanie struck a two-foot snag with a trophy awarded to win- taken up by the league and re-
Week at Time of Accident.
appointed by C. C. Shay, man­
a special invitation is extended wy1jc>1 had fallen across the high- ners in both flights.
He is survived by his widow
; ferred to the executive commit-
Albin Mattson, 31, who pre- ager of Arcadia park, as salea
BREAKS LEG to parents of all boys.
j way on the St. Helens hill near
and daughters Louise, Helen and ROCK
| tee for action to be reported at'viously had lived in Clatskanie, manager to handle the distribu­
At a recent scout meeting a' Wilark, and his car straddled
Ruth, and sons Archie and
the next meeting in the court waa instantly killed Thursday of tion of tickets for the opening
Construction Man at East Side resolution was passed thanking the large log before coming to Relay Race St. Helens Saturday
Glenn.
house at St. Helens June 28.
last week when struck on the dance to be given by the Arcadia
An
all-county
high
school
re
­
Camp
Injured
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
a
stop,
Funeral services were
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head by a falling tree at the Dancing club April 19.
lay
race
will
be
held
at
St.
Hel
­
in
providing
their
cooperation
wheels
went
over
The front
Working on the construction
Wednesday morning at 10,
A special lounge has been in­
ens
tomorrow
which
will
consist
LOCAL
BOY
ON
TOUR
Ea8t Side logBing camp
transportation
for
the
scoutmas-
the
log
without
any
apparent
at the local undertaking parlors crew for the East ISide Logging
J Mattson has only worked for stalled upstairs in the handsome
with Rev. G. W. Plumer offici-, company near camp, Otto John- ter and scouts to Longview last damage to the car except the of one quarter-mile run, one
.
I the East Side Logging company new log hall in Arcadia park
half-mile, one three-quarter mile
ating. Interment was in the Ver- son, while excavating for a new Saturday to attend the bridge bumpers. With the aid of Geo. and three one-mile runs.
Charles Hoffman Picked With one week ag choker setter, and ' for the benefit of the ladiee
Plumb, who carries a saw and
1 right-of-way, received a broken opening.
nonia cemetery.
Selected Band Group.
, bjg on|y known relation is Hank who wish to play bridge or hold
All high schools in the county
The scouts were highly praised axe for such emergencies, traf-
! leg when a large rock rolled
Charles Hoffman, son of Mr J Mattson of this city.
card parties.
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J--- ““ He ~
-
Monday.
was taken
by Scoutmaster Plumer for their fic was not held up long. Eleven will participate. Winners of the
J. T. Kirk left Sunday to visit' over
and Mrs. C. S. Hoffman, was1 He was buried in Clatskanie.
Mrs. Lou Gray of Portland la
event
will
__
_____
attend
the
__
Oregon
cars
and
the
S.
P.
&
S.
Verno
­
to
St.
Vincent
’
s
hospital
at
Port
­
and
excellent
conduct
throughout
the
bis sisters, Mrs. Howard
resident hostess of the club.
land.
day while attending the celebra­ nia stage were delayed until the relay carnival at Eugene April chosen one of 42 Oregon State'
Mrs. Lee, at Junction City.
R. O. T. C. band men to go CLINE STORE OPENS
Those deciding to be members
19.
road waM cleared.
tion.
on the 25th annual concert tour. I
of the club must purchase their
(Selection was made from the Changes to Naw Location at tickets through the ticket sales
'Scappoose School Head Resigns
ADOPT RESOLUTION
entire band of 85 members.
,
manager, Mrs. Lappe.
Second and Bridge.
Scappoose, April 3—S. E.
The band went to southwest-
Ben
Cline,
who
purchased
the
I
Smith,
superintendent
of
the
Presented by Levi Austin for
' ern Oregon, playing at, Rose- Howell furniture store last week, INJURED AT FARM
i Scappoose union high school,
Local Grange.
Bandon and Coos bay moved his shoe repairing estab­
tendered his resignation to the
At the regular meeting of the school board last week to be­
J
towns, , where a varied program lishment and stock from the fur- Run Into Pile Driver Receives
Chamber of Commerce held here come effective when his con­
was presented including a reel niture store into the premises
A Broken Rib.
last Thursday, the following res­ tract expires in August.
Unaware of any impending street in their night garb.
SPEEDER
LEAVES
TRACK of motion pictures “Round the formerly occupied by the Horse-
Austin McAfee, who is em­
(Year at Oregon State,” repre- shoe restaurant at the corner of ployed on the farm of George
danger, the peaceful village of
The origin of the fire is un- olution, submitted by Pro. Levi I Mr. Smith has held his pres­
ON R. R. TRESTLE.
____ A suc-
i senting campus activities.
Birkenfeld with its several hun­ known. The old dance hall and Austin in behalf of the Verno- ____
Second and Bridge streets this bchmidlin, received a broken rib
ent position eight ,
years.
dred inhabitants retired as usual the Birkenfeld hotel burned to nia Grange, was approved and cessor has not vet been named.
Charles Hoffman also plays week.
Saturday when the team of
Wednesday evening, and some the ground with an estimated adopted:
On Way to Camp Pick Up Em- with the Oregon State Symph­
i
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The new store now occupies horses he was driving ran into
ployes) Speeder Total Wreck,
hours later at 2 a.m. Thursday loss of $10,000.
Whereas, the dairy farmers Start Building New Penney Store
ony orchestra and is a member one of the best business corners , a pile of lumber. A protruding
morning wtere desperately bat­
Riding his speeder toward the of Kappa Kappa Psi, national in this city.
The Macabee hall, owned by are confronted with a critical
board caused the broken rib.
Burgess & Lerwick, contract-
tling to save the entire settle- Mrg T £ Nelson of Clatskan- situation i in the low' _ price ,of * org
„
Astoria, were awarded the woods where men were working, honorary for band men. He is
ment from being destroyed by ; ie, and the Birkenfeld hotel . I butterfat due * ‘ to a ~ large surplus 7' __ o _ ntract
___ t f<Jr constructing the F. D. Macpherson of the Con- a graduating senior in the
fire.
building, which contains the ho­ and lack of demand.
| new
Penney building M nacher Logging company leaped I school of commerce.
Bud Larson discovered fire in tel, pool hall and confectionary,
I off the speeder when it left the I
And whereas, there is consum- Third and Bridge streets,
the rear of the old dance and all operated by Mr. and Mrs. ed in the state of Oregon over
_ over a 60-
Ground was broken for the track while _ passing
meeting hall, which formerly M. Flynn, were a total loss with 2,00;0,000 gallons of ice cream new building Friday and the foot trestle last Friday after- Bridge Foreman Killed Monday
owned by the Macabee lodge the exception of some personal with a butterfat content of not structure must be finished by noon.
I Del Franklin, employed as
and notifying P. J. Skaling, gar­ belongings.
bridge foreman for the S. P. &
less than 10 per cent as required1 June 10. so that the J. C. Pen-; The logging
__ _ road owned by
age owner, Mr. Larson quickly
I ney people can have their open- the Connacher company was in 8. for many years, and well
The hotel building was owned | by law.
gave the alarm while Healing by Mrs. W. F. Kearns of Clats-
In his address before the
city and St. Helens were
________ be it resolved that ing on the 14th of that month. good condition, the cause of de- known in this city, where his
Therefore
awoke those in the surrounding kanie. It was impossible to learn we support a law in the state
high, but that officials of
railment is unknown. Upon see-', i gang worked for long stretches, members of the local Chamber
countryside in an S. O. S. to what portion of the 1
was killed Monday, March 31, of Commerce at their regular
phone company were work­
loss is of Oregon raising the required CANDY STORE MOVES ing the machine leave the rails' while working with a pile-driving meeting Thursday of last week,
save the town.
covered by insurance, although I ________
____
j
Mr.
Macpherson
jumped,
landing
butterfat
content
of
ice
cream
.
out details which would
machine
on
the
Oregon-
Electric
George
A.
Bauman,
district
man
­
The Birkenfeld hotel, operat- insurance was carried on both: t0 jg per cent,
W. Kellar, in Business Here for on soft ground.
ager of the West Coast Tele-1 greatly reduce rates between
ed by Mrs. M. Flynn, was ca-
railroad.
|
wou|j make for better
The only injuries received by
Five Yaars, Loaves City,
• phone company, told of plans this city and distant points, the
tering that evening to a full bu . lirgs.
On the main floor of the ice creain and tend to reduce
W. Kellar, who operated the the logging company employe
which his company had of con-1-
rates
*“-----
would
*J —
probably
«-««- be figured
-----
house, every room occupied and
wax a black eye, and following No Dance at Natal Saturday 1 | structing a new phone line be­ on air line distance.
the sudden warning received by Macabee building John Nelson, j,be surplus butter by not less White Front Candy Kitchen
annually in this city _ in the Allen building his fall, he walked several miles
____
, pounds
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The benefit Grange dance tween this city and Mist, which
Construction on new lince
the occupants, with the rapid, a p.oneer of the Birkenfeld than 700.000
---- * * the Btate of Oregon; therefore,
-•
sporting
for the past five years, and re- to where the men were working . which was to have been held at would
advance made by the flame«. I country, operated a r
cost somewhere near and betterments in the lino of
at
camp.
■
goods
store
and
notary
public
we
tbe
patrons
of
Vernonia
cently
moved
to
make
room
for
■
we the patrons of ’---------
, ____ _ _ ____ _____ ___
| Natal tomorrow evening has i $7000.
construction would bo also un­
gave those in the hotel little
The speeder was damaged be-; , been postponed until a later
Mr. Bauman said his company dertaken by his company, stated
time to gather up their belong I office, and the school records Grange No. 305 recommend the the Gordon Furniture company,
(Please turn to page 8)
foregoing resolution.
will start a store in Garibaldi.
yond repair.
date.
' realized that the rates between Mr. Bauman.
ings, many running into the
E. Smith in Charge
«¿..-Lis,-. -
Col. County
Taxpayers Meet
' On March 29
*
“'”1 •v-
fjCOl’liC
<5
Dies Sunday
Special Church
Services For
Scouts Sunday
Hotel and Large Hall at
Birkenfeld Burned Thursday
Morning; Damage Over $10,000
Arcadia Park
Hall Complete
Leaps 60 Feet
Gets Black Eye
West Coast Telephone Company
To Construct New Phone Line;
Acknowlege Some Rates High