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Vernonia. Oregon Friday, June 27, 2930
Volume 8
Well Known LEAGUE
Singer Will
Appear here
T O
MEET
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Number 47.
Start Work ATTEND C. OF C. MEET Ray D. Fisher, Washougal
Publisher, Buys Vernonia
New Bridge
Eagle from Mark E. Moe
Next Weekl
New Owner and Editor Former Professor At Wil-
GETS A_PROMOTION;Hindu
Jg
A. G. Greenburg Is New Man­
At an excellent arranged pro­
gram, the Seaside Chamber of
ager at Seaside
Commerce were hosts to mem­
A. G. Greenburg, assistant un-
A meeting of the Columbia
bers of the Lower Columbia As­
der C. C. Clay, manager of the
county taxpayers league will be
sociated Chambers of Commerce
Standard Oil company of this
held in the court house in St.
the
Hotel
Seaside,
last Friday at
city, has been appointed mana­
Helens Saturday afternoon of
During the afternoon mem-
ger of the Standard Oil plant
this week, beginning at 2 o’clock.
bers attended the salt making
at Seaside, Oregon.
This is the first regularly sche­
Be
Associated
lamette
University;
Moe
To
Spending Vacation Here; duled meeting of the organiza­ Portland Firm Gets Con­ at the Lewis and Clark Salt
Mr. / Greenburg has been a Sheriff And Marshal On
Cairn, near the beach, where
With Brother on The Hood River Glacier.1 Standard Oil employee for the
tion since the permanent or­
the famous explorers made their
Man Hunt 24 Hours
* Guests Of Relatives
tract For $12,785
past five years.
ganization was effected in April.
i.alt from the ocean over 125
Ray D. Fisher former editor and Sidney Ratcliffe and Ernest
The organization now has a
—
years ago.
and publisher of The Washougal Nanson will also be retained.
paid membership of GO and the
Buys Cleaning Plant
A delegation from Vernonia i (Washington) Recard, purchas-
Lee Schwab will remain with
meeting Saturday promises to
were
present
and
attended
the
Tom II. King of Albany, who
' ed the Vernonia Eagle yester- the Eagle for two issues more,
ret several matters under way
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i hoard of governors meeting in I day from M. E. Moe.
until Mr. Fisher gets his bus­ has been in the cleaning and
which will ultimately result in
the afternoon.
new owner, who received iness affairs straightened up at pressing business in that city, Waiting for Stage at Tre-
benefit
to
the
taxpayers
of
the
Well Known as Singer Over
Contractors
rromise to Give During the banquet, the well his The
has purchased the Vernonia
journalistic training in the, Washougal,
county.
harne When Arrested By
KOIN During School
Local Labor Chance
| known Seaside high school girls’ j University of Oregon, has resid- : The new editor and publisher, l Cleaning and pressing establish-
Similar organizations are be-
band entertained the visitors. 1 ed in this state for 36 years. | whose paper at Washougal was ment from P. Paulus, the early
Phelps and Monger
Period
ng perfected in several sections
Where Possible
Longview rolleo girls provided
. .
| Mr. Fisher formerly taught at regarded as one of the best part of this week.
of the country looking to an
Mr. King will be open for
an.. Sin't Willamette University, as profes- weeklies in the state, should
Since she has been six years equalization of the tax burden.
Kuckcnberg, Whittman com­ some excellent dancing
Throughout the day Wednes­
their
hjgtoyy an(j economics and bring the Vernonia Eagle for­ business tomorrow.
old, Betty Jane Singleton has Such an organization is now fun­ pany of Portland with offices ing, advertising held 10 eo a sQr
day posses lead by Sheriff Oscar
Longview
to
be
ugu«
a|gQ taught, jn the Eugene and ward as one of the best weeklies M. O. W. TO PICNIC Weed and Harry Phelps, were
appeared before the public, sing­ ctioning in Cowlitz county, Wn. at the Board of Trade building
,
.
McMinnville high schools, head on the coast, even higher than I
All members and others inter- were the low bidders on Rock and 9.
ing and dancing and is well
searching the countryside look­
who
E.
R.
Palmer,
has
been
of the EngUsh department.
known to radio fans throughout ■■sted are urged to be present at creek bridge at a special ses­
|it3 present status, where it is Sunday, June 29, At the Parker ing for B. S. Buttre, Hindu who
sen
at
Seaside
living
along
the
j Mrs. Fisher, with her three- included as one of the ten se-
the northwest where she sings •he meeting in St. Helens Sat­ sion of the county court last
formerly worked for the Oregon
Ranch
many years and has an ex­ year-old daughter, will arrive lected Oregon Weeklies,
over KOIN every evening dur- urday.
Saturday, when contracts for two for
I The M. O. W. and their American Lumber company and
cellent pair of lunes, unusually within the next few weeks to
M.
E.
Moe,
who
has
been
as-
ing school term.
concrete bridges were awarded. long-winded, read and told his
who fired three shots from a
seriated with the Eagle since friends will picnic Sunday, June small pistol at Bill Singh, a
Spending her vacation with BREEDERS’ TO MEET
Seven bids were received for audience of the Lewis and Clark make her home in this city.
29,
on
the
Parker
ranch
lo
­
and
1926,
will
go
Mr. Fi. her will be editor
to Hood River to
her uncle Virgil Drorbaugh and
each job, one bridge over Mil-
countryman, striking him in the
xpedition.
family, in this city, she has been
old
Portland
1 An address by Major General also handle the advertising end be associated with his brother, cated one-holf mile west of neck, back and leg • early Wed-
The Columhia county Hols- ton • creek on the
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e
Pittsburg.
Those
attending
are
Roger, who is editor of the
flooded with invitations to ap­ tein Breeders’ association will road near the city limits of St.
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i of the publication.
nesday morning.
.
.
A kt r>-
pear and entertain with her re­ hold its annual meeting and pic- „
Helens
going to
O. N. Pierce ol r Wm.
,. G. , r Evorson,
,
, T> chief . of the ■ F. II. Veith, who was associat- Hood River Glacier, a newspaper requested to bring their basket
Singh was taken to St. Vin-
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of
lunch.
oap
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n
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i
r
National
Guard
Bureau
at
Wash-
markable sweet voice, singing nic Saturday of this week, at 206 Russell St., Portland, for . ,
« i«,; by j cd with Mr. Fisher in Washou- which has been managed by the
cent’s hospital Wednesday, in a
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ington,
D.
C.,
was
conceded
gal, will be engaged in the me- boys' father for the past 25
such songs as has won for her the Fair Grounds, at Deer Is- $4481.
critical condition.
1i':>‘’c present orc of the most
many admirers in radioland.
Several early risers saw But-
The Rock creek bridge con­ inspiring addresses ever heard I chanical department of the Eagle years.
land.
Yesterday as the guest of Ver­
tre rushing down Bridge street
Lewis Snider, president of the tract was awarded to the lowest at their m< ctings.
nonia Chamber of Commerce, association, has requested all bidder Kuckenberg and Whitt-1
about 6:30 a.m. Wednesday, fol­
POWER AT TIMBER WINS GOLF MATCH
Betty Jane entertained the bus­ Holstein breeders and their fam­ man. their bid being $12,785,' The next quarterly meeting I
lowing the shooting scrap, tear-
held
at
Rainier
in
Scp-
will
be
iness men with several selections ilies attend at that time.
i
ing across towards the HyVan
while other bids were from t ember.
New
Plant
Furnishing
Power
To
Sunday
at
Local
Course
From
of songs, singing “Aint-Cha,”
hotel and entering fields owned
$13,500 to $15,00,0. The Rock
following
resolution
was
Several
DIRECTOR
FOR
FIVE
YEAR
Forest Hills
and “When You’re Smiling”
by Mr. Van Blaricom.
creek bridge will replace the old 1 The
Snd was extended a standing in­
TERM FOR HI SCHOOL
What the fight started over
Vernonia Golf club made up
steel bridge, the new bridge to passed and approved:
Timber, June 25.—The new
vitation to attend the chamber
Whereas,
the thirty-third legis- power plant at Timber has start­ with a fifteen man team defeat­
no one seems to know, the men
be 145 feet in length with a a
1-......
meeting when ever in this city
,ulus with sufficient volt- ed the Forest Hills golf club at Pioneer Of
27-foot roadway and a 5-foot
L ____ b.tive assembly of the state of v(j
ed upcrl
operating
Nehalem
Valley appeared to "have been on friend­
by president J. C. Lindley.
ly terms the previous day.
| Oregon in
February,
1 1925, ,nge
furnish a portion of the the local course last Sunday
sidewalk on each side.
Since 1885
Saturday evening Miss Betty
Buttre was captured by Har­
morning by a score of 26 to 19.
Reached by phone Monday adopted House Joint Memorial Timber business district.
A.
R.
Melis of Mist was with­ ry Phelps and Monger, Thurs­
will be the guest of Jack Bush, OUTLINED
Following the game the local
CARD
LOOKS evening at his home in Portland . •'j T o • - A 13, which was addressed to
Homes in the Westimber and
out any opposition elected a di-
manager of the Joy theatre, ap-
GOOD TO FANS
Henry A. Kuckenberg told
t..._ The . Hie Honorable Senate and House Timber district hope to be f ur_ , club was host to the visitors rector for a five year term for day morning at Treharne, while
waiting for a stage.
pearing for both performances
of the United i nished power within the next most of whom live at Forest
Eagle that where possible bis I , of Representatives
—
Union high school district No.
Alice Blue Gown,
”
and singing “ ......
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' j of America in Congress two weeks.
Grove
to
a
banquet
served
at
firm
would
hire
all
local
labor,
i
States
1, at the election held Monday,
“Aint-Cha,” “When You’re Smil- Swede Nelson and Spud Murphy the only importation of labor
Arcadia park.
muur u.i
as assembled, which memorial pet-
where only a small majority of OPEN BEAUTY SHOP
Featured in Main Go
ing,” and will probably do some
would
be
‘
that
of
itioned
Congress
to
enact
legis-
Last
Sunday
’
s
game
will
be
he could see t____
__ _
fancy dancing if the manage­
A smoker to be held tonight, skillful labor, probably handling lation naming the Pacific Ocean ,
the last tournament played this the voters went to the polls.
Mr. Melis, who was the choice In Cherry Tree Apartments;
Friday, June 27, at the Ameri­ the steel construction and some end of the street known as
ment requests her to.
summer and the big event of
of the voters in Vernonia and
Owned By Mrs. R. A. Space
Sunday evening the young can Legion hall under the aus­ J concrete work,
I Broadway in the city of Sea-
Aixrnul JI ‘111/1 Q ,he
season will be the Ame- upper Nehalem for director has
Mrs. R. A. Space will open a
O dllU ^(rican Legion tournament, at
Iside, Clatsop county, Oregon, as
radio singer will appear at the pices of the Vernonia Boxing
Evangelical church, where she Commission, will show three lo­ j Actual construction on the . the end of the Lewis & Clark
which several trophies will be resided in the Nehalem valley beauty shop, in room one, at
j
bridge
will
start
next
week,
ac-
since
1885
and
is
probably
one
SECOND ANNUAL EVENT TO offered for different flights.
the Cherry Tree apartments, in
has been invited to sing and cal boys featured in the main, I cording to Mr. Kuckenberg
who (Trail; and that, the Government
of the best known and most charge of Miss Edith Bailey,
render several selections.
LAST FOR 2 DAYS
semi-windup and special events. j is in this city today.
[of the United States erect a
popular farmers in the Mist ter- who was recently connected with
“That Wonderful Mother of
Roy (Swede) Nelson, in a
I suitable memorial at or near
ritory.
the Annette Beauty shoppe.
Mine” and ‘“Your Mother and six round event will be pitted
said pl; co in commemoration of' Many From Vernonia Plan To
The new director has in the
The new shop will be equip­
Mine,” will be two of the songs against Spud Murphy.
the patriotic work of the Lewis
Attend Affair
past years been a leader in ped to handle all kinds of
to be sung by Betty Jane at
Nelson
recently fought
a
& Clark expedition.
famous
high
The worlds
such activities for the good of beauty culture, with the latest
draw with Kentworth at Port-
the church.
Whereas, to date there ap- bridge,' over
the
Columbia,
the valley, and has been active machines being installed.
Since singing over the radio, land, and is again being sought
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parentlv has not been any defin- which is the main attraction for
in Grange affairs.
Betty Jane Singleton has sang for a return battle in the Rose
|ite action taken by Congress to thousands of tourists, will have
The Melis farm is located one NEW STORE, TIMBER
from the broadcasting studios City.
Helen
Stranahan
of
Hood
Riv
­
j enact such desired legislation.
competition Friday nnd Satur­ er, grand chief of the Pythian mil(‘ west o{ Mist on the Mi»t-
of the Cohn Brothers company,
In a six round semi-windup,
Whereas
the
members
of
the
Members
of
the
American
Le
­
day, August 8 and 9, when
Birkenfeld road.
Lipman Wolffe, Star Furniture Lee Davis, fast and clever local
Owned and Operated By Joe
Columbia
Associated Longview will in even a more Sisters attended the Pythian
company and sang with the Jour­ boxer, will battle Johnny Snell gion Auxiliary, W. R. C. Ameri- Lower
Sisters meeting Wednesday even-
Wheeler
Chambers
of
Commerce
repre- elaborate manner than last year, , ing
•
nal juniors.
of Portland. Snell will be re­ I can Legion, and relatives and
on an official visit.
uric urtiu i</» trit-
thc;r Rolleo.
Timber, June 26.—The new C.
’ For the past two years she membered by those attending friends of Mrs. Emma Weed senting 24 communities in Ore-
I With Mrs. Stranahan was Rose tv n x-v
, zn
> H. Wheeler store opened for
has appeared steady before the the boxing game in Vernonia, gathered at the Weed home yes- gan and Washington, assembled i Guy L. Anderson, ] president Sarington, Grand M. of R. & C.
business at Timber Monday
at
Seaside,
Oregon,
this
20th
■
terday
in
honor
of
one
of
the
of
the
Longview
Chamber
present
as a clever ambitious boxer
mber of of Portland.
—£_
"mike” until at the
morning in a new building es­
time she is one of the best who fought Johnny LaCruz, and • Nehalem valley’s beloved pion- , day of June, 930„ are giving' Commerce insists that Long- j ' preceding the meeting, Mrs.
Pev. K. C. Prinzing, who has pecially constructed for the firm.
known of younger singers on several others a year ago, Snell cers, who was celebrating her, snecial recognition to the Lewis view’s first attempt of a Rolleo m . D. Cole gave a dinner ad
With a large stock of general
& Clerk Expedition in Oregon. ' last year, which was witnessed })er home for visiting officers been head of the local Full Gos­
winning all fights he engaged i 69th birthday.
the Pacifis doast.
pel Tabernacle for the past year, merchandise the store is in
in at the local arena.
| Legionnaires of Vernonia post | Now therefore be it resolved , by over 15,000. people, will be of the grand lodge.
Joe Magoff, who has shown presen ted Mrs. Weed with a that we recommend to the Hon­ Ibut a minature affair compared. Mrg Thelma Peebly was in- during which term his congrega­ charge of Don Williams and W.
such remarkable improvement, large birthday cake containing orable W. C. Hawley, Represen­ Ito the rolleo planned for this ¡tinted and Mrs. Rose Fletcher tion built a new church, will A. Kilburg.
leave next week for Evangelis­
Mr. Williams formerly worked
as a skillful boxer in the past • 69 small candles with best tative of the First Oregon Dis­ August.
transferred into the local lodge. tic work throughout the north­ in this city, for the Vernonia
six months will be featured in i wishes from the Legion pont trict. nnd to the Honorable Chas.
Log
_ rolling, tug of war, danc- , ¡ Several gifts were preserved
Market & Grocery.
L. McNary and the ollnorable ing, parades, a l ruled over by to Mrs. Stranahan and gifts to west.
a special four round event, his and its members,
Rev. M. B. Hickson of Ever­
Frederick
Steiwer,
United
States
opponent, not yet named at the
A large bouquet of beautiful
Paul Bunyon, with a Pauline Mrs. Tom Crawford who is leav-
ett, Wash., has been assigned as
time the paper went to press.
flowers were presented to the Senators from Oregon, that they Bunyon contest staged in the ling for Klamath Falls.
DEFEATS TOLEDO TEAM BY
minister of the church.
Considerable agitation is voic- pioneer by members of the Aux- ! immediately take action to bring evening will pep the rolleo up
Others
at
the
dinner
tendered
SCORE OF 18 TO 9
Rev. Prinzing recently return­
ed by those who faithfully pat-1 iliary and members of the W. to proper consummation the leg- for the two d ly celebration.
to officers by Mrs. Cole were
an{j islation necessary to cause the
ed from Tacoma, where he at­
ronize the boxing game in Ver-|R. C. presented flowers :...J
I-ois
Stranahan,
a
daughter
of
What the roundup means to
Will Play Aitoria Team Next nonia on account of long inter- j many presents to the eelebrater desired memorial to be erected
Mrs. tended a conference of the Full
Pendleton, the Rolleo will bring Mrs. Helen Stranahan,
vals between smokers, and an who is a member of their or- at Seaside, Oregon.
—
Sunday
I Georgia Smith, Mrs. Dan Brown, Gospel churches of the north­
Longview,
for
although
only
one
And that the secretary of this
NEW STORE WELL ATTENDED
Mrs. J. ~
P. McDonald and Mrs. west.
Vernonia baseball team de- effort is under way to use pres- ganization.
organization be instructed to ac­ event has been staged, the pub­ James i Nanson.
ON OPENING DAY
feated the Toledo team last Sun- sure on the boxing commission
licity
received,
was
world
wide,
Work On Jewell Road
cordingly bring these resolutions
day at the local baseball dia- and matchmaker to have smok-
when newsreel and movietone
Birkenfeld,
June
26.
—
The
1
to
the
attention
of
the
Honor
­
least
twice
ers
in
Vernonia
at
mond by a score of 18 to 9.
VISIT SCHOOLS Johnson and Hansen Construc­ To Hold Style Show Saturday
worked for hours registering TO
able gentlemen mentioned.
The feature of the game was a month.
every
event.
Morning 10. to 11 A. M.
tion company purchased a large
preliminary
Several
other
Passed by Resolutions Com-
Hawkins’ home run in the fifth
Members of the Vernonia County Superintendent Now On caterpillar last week, which will
The new J. C. Penney store
' mittee, G.
Clifford
Barlow,
inning which brought in Shorty bouts are promised for tonight,
Vacation
be used in clearing and grading was open to the public yesterday
l chairman, Warrenton, Oregon. Chamber of Commerce plan on
Laird who was resting on first and the card looks promising.
attending the celebration in a
morning.
Directors,
Miss
Elizabeth
C. Murray, the new road to Jewell.
I
Passed
by
Board
of
base.
or
the
eighth
body
either
on
The general public had an op­
county
school
superintendent,
A large gas shovel will be in
At a meeting of the American Seaside, Oregon, June 20, 1930.
< Hawkins’ home run was the
city
from
this
ninth, the drive
(Columbia county) is spending use within
—..... - the
_ nert
___ week
____ and portunity of visiting the new
Legion Tuesday evening, Com­
first of the season on the local
and
Btore, its modern facilities and
her vacation, again this year, work is being speeded up.
mander Connie Anderson ap- ARE MARRIED FRIDAY can he made in one hour
diamond, also the first in four
thirty minutes.
new stock.
visiting various normal schools1
pointed a committee to take
years in a regular league game,
The Penney store occupies the
charge of constructing a dam in
in
the
interest
of
the
Junior
the home run hit, was over elft
At Local St. Mary* Church;
new Charles T. Early building on
Red Cross organization, especial­
field and cleared the fence by TO VISIT JOHN JACOB ASTOR Rock creek for a swimming hole
Many at Wedding
the corner of Third and Bridge
ly emphasizing exchange of cor­
for the kiddies and others in
EXPERIMENT STATION
ten or fifteen feet.
streets especially built for the
Louise
Schmidlin
of
Brauns,
respondence
with
foreign
schools.
Vernonia.
Next Sunday, Vernonia jour­
Penney concern.
Her itinerary includes Eastern
In its program of community daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
neys to Astoria for a game with To Meet At Astoria Hotel At
PORTLAND CIRLi BOTH
TO
The
furnishings throughout
Oregon Nermal
School,
La
welfare, the local Legion post Schmidlin and Antone Smejkal,
the salmon snatchers.
GRADUATES
OF
O.
S.
C.
9:45 A. M.
the store are attractive.
plans to construct the dam and who reside near Buxton were
“Ingagi,” the sensational film Grande; College of Puget Sound,
Astoria has been defeated by
Next Monday, June 30, the
The importance of Vernonia as
Bellingham
Normal
its fullest aid towards civic married last Friday at St. Marys of African wild life which is Tacoma;
the home club several weeks annual Columbia county farmer's give
j
church in this city by Rev. causing much comment through- School,
Bellingham;
Southern Leave For Madison, Wis., Where a trading center is beleived by
improvements.
ago by a score of 3 to 2.
excursion to the John Jacob As­
many to have increased, with the
Clancy, of St. Helens.
out the country and over which Oregon Normal School, Ashland;
Hoffman Will Teach
tor Experiment station, at As­
addition of the new store.
Many friends of both fam- a controversy is now raging re­ Chico Normal School, Mt. Shas­
The road grader was at work
Robert
M.
Hoffman,
son
of
MANY HERDS TESTED toria, will be made, where we , on the county road Monday and' ilies attended the wedding cere- garding the authenticity, will ta, Calif., and Teachers' College, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hoffman of The store is managed by C. G.
will view the crops which are, i Tuesday.
monies.
show at the Joy theatre in this San Francisco.
this city, arrived home Friday Whitlock, who came here from
Nineteen herds were tested being grown there to furnish |
'city Tuesday and Wednesday of
She will be accompanied on with his bride, the former Miss Longview after serving six years
for contagious abortion in Co­ feed for dairy cattle. These in­
! next week, July 1 and 2.
this trip by Miss Winifred Gra-| Kathryn Brock, daughter of Mrs. with the Penney concern in the
lumbia county, by Dr. F. G. Ran­ clude different varieties of vetch 1
| So startling is the film “In­ ham, who is previate secretary _
Leona
___ _ R. Brock of Portland, Washington Industrial city.
Mr. Whitlock is well pleased
kin last week, which included hay, Austrian Winter peas, Lad-1
gagi,” which means Gorilla, that to C. A. Howard, superintendent! Oregon,
herds in the Scappoose, Warren, ino clover for pasture and a j
I many have labeled the picture of public instruction.
I The couple were quietly mar. with his new store and impressed
I
wish
to
announce
the
sale
of
the
Verno
­
Rainier and Delena districts, large number of varieties of
a fake. “The picture is authen­
They will also visit the State' rie(i at 4 o’clock Friday in the with this city as a trading center
nia Eagle to Ray D. Fisher, who will take pos­
This makes nearly 50 herds, with root crops.
tic,” is the word of its produ- Department of Education at presence of a few relatives. The for the Nehalem Valley.
Personnel for the opening in­
I cers. “It’s a fake” is the like Sacramento.
a total of about 850 cows test-
One of the important experi­
session July 1. I sincerely hope that Mr. Fisher,
' marriage was performed by Dr. cludes, Manager Whitlock: Mrs.
ments being carried on are the
ed by Dr. Rankin.
i
emphatic
statement
from
others.
who is an experienced newspaper man of prov­
The Junior Red Cross of Co­ ’ W. S. Gordon, pastor of the Mt.
are fertilizer experiments of all i
Additional
applications
“I do not know if it is a fake lumbia county, of which Miss Tabor Methodist Episcopal church R. A. Space, charge ready to
en ability, will receive the same moral support
now coming in for another test kinds to show their effect on j
or not,” said Jack Bush, man- Murray is chairman, is recogniz­ at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Hoff­ wear department; Dumas Enrick,
and these herds will be tested the production of these crops. 1
1 ager and owner of the Joy thea­ ed as one of the most outstand­ man left Tuesday morning for cashier and floor salesman who
and hearty cooperation that has been accorded
as soon as enough applications You will have the opportunity
tre. ‘.There is reason to believe ing in its accomplishments. The ' Madison, Wisconsin, where they has been connected with the Pen­
the publisher and employes of Eagle during my
to see which combination of fer­
are in to make the t$st-
that it is not a fake and per­ work is three-fold in its purpose: will make their home. They plan ney company for three years at
four
years
here.
All those who wish their cat­ tilizers gives the best results
sonally I doubt that it is.” But, Health, community service andito visit the Yellowstone Nation­ Kelso.
Lyle Ellis, of Vernonia to
Our passing out of the picture is not with­
tle tested for contagious abor­ for the expense incurred to ap- !
of course the Joy theatre is not exchange of correspondence with al park and to spend a few days
work as salesman on floor; L.
tion should send their applica- ply them.
a party to this controversy. We foreign countries.
out regret in leaving the town Mrs. Moe and I
in
Chicago
en
route.
A. Lamphear who will assist for
county
tions either
to
the
' didn’t produce the picture and
All who plan to attend this
have affectionately called “home,” i and the loss
They left Tuesday morning. It
Both Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman opening, is connected with the J.
agent’s office or to Dr. Rankin. CAVjiaiun
unless we had done so, we could
vue coun-
leave the
excursion oiiuuiu
should iv«>c
of the association with the many friends we
are graduates of Oregon State C. Penney company at Kelso.
These applications must be in ty
_ _ ¡n ______________
not make a definite statement, will be a three weeks trip.
time to arrive ___
at the As-
college, where Mrs. Hoffman Miss Charlotte Green saleslady
he continued. "We are therefore
ahead of time in order to have I tÓria Hotel by 9:45 a.m. At 10
have made while here.
Charlor Sundland Nearly
was a member of Phi Kappa on floor ;Miss Dorothy Holtham
leaving
this
phase
of
the
picture
the test made, as it is voluntary o’clock we will leave for the
We shall always take pride in mentioning
Finger
Phi, all school scholastic honor saleslady on floor;and R. A. Tay­
| entirely up to the judgement of
and can only be made for those station which is located four
for
during
Vernonia and the Nehalem valley,
Mist, June 26—Charles Sund- fraternity and Sigma Kappa, so­ lor, manager of the Longview
| the people who care to see it.”
who apply for it.
, miles southeast of Astoria. In-
Mi.t cial sorority. Mr. Hoffman is a Penney store who will be here
I do know this, however, he land, proprietor of the
our stay here we have seen the district develop
| spection of the station will be-1
said, “that it is as amazing and garage was injured last Satur- member of Phi Lambda Upsilon, for the first few opening days.
Fined *25 At Clatskanie
gin at 10:30 a.m.
and grow commercially, in population, and in
Ladies who will appear in the
startling a picture as one could day, when a car he had been honor fraternity in chemistry
Bring a basket lunch, which
Lloyd Gibson of Wauna was
civic improvement. We shall always like to feel
working on at the garage lost and Sigma Phi Epsilon, social style showing Saturday morning
hope to see.”
fined *25 before Judge Freeman can be eaten in the grove at
one of its fan blades while the fraternity. Mr. Hoffman is now between the hours of 10:00 A.M
that we have played no small part in that de­
at Clatskanie, June
22,
fqr the Experiment Station, where1
State
highway
commission hood was up, striking Sundland’s a member of the teaching staff and 11:00 A. M. are Miss Mae-
hunting and fishing without a tables are provided. After lunch !
velopment.
at the University of Wisconsin ille Roberts, Miss Zelma New,
,will open bids June 26, for hand and cutting a finger.
we will continue the inspection I
license.
MARK E. MOE.
Several stitches were neces­ and is doing research work for Miss Allie Simmons, and Mra.
highway improvement projects in
'Ta station, which will be
be 1 •
Gibson was arrested by game of * the
a doctor’s degree in chemistry. Betty Roberts.
sary to save the finger.
111 counties of the state.
warden Wm. Brown.
‘ completed at about 3 o’clock.
(
Saturday Afternoon at the Court
House at St. Helens
Sing
at
Theater
Shot Here
Wednesday
i
Use Local
Caught
Labor
Thursday
Melis Elected
H. S. Director
Hold Smoker
Here Tonight
Longview Rolleo
Many at Mrs.
fFeed's Firth
ddV I
flCFP
i
' Grand Pythian
Sisters Officers
Visit Vernonia
!\ew Head for the
Fllll Gositel (Jturcll
Wins Game
Here Sunday
Penney Store
Holds Opening
Legion W ill
Construct Dant
For Swimming
Annual Farmers’
Excursion 30lli
Ingagi, the Film of
Doubt, Io be Shown
Announcement
Robert HofTmail
Married Friday