Vernonia eagle., March 13, 1931, Image 1

VERNONIA, OREGON, Friday, March 13, 1931.
VOLUME 9
Acacias, Mildews, League
Leaders, Tangle Tonight
Big Game of Season to be
Played by the Two
Tonight
catching and pounded the pellet
often and hard while at bat.
The score:
Mildews ........ 200, 572 630—25
Legions ............ 232 234 320—21
Umpires: Nance and Dror-
baugh.
TRAFFIC OFFICERS
WARN 36 DRIVERS
State traffic officers Healy
and McCoy were in Vernonia Sat-
unrday night checking up on
lights. They found 117 cars to
be o. k., and issued 36 warnings.
There were no arrests.
These officers are the first
from the state traffic department i
to give Vernonia systematic pro-|
tection against improper lights. I
They have been making trips here,
approximately once a week to see
that lights conform with the law.
County Golf
Association
Organizing
Officers to be Elected
Sunday Evening at
St. Helens
PYTHIAN SISTERS
VISIT AVA TEMPLE
A number of Pythian Sisters
went to St. Helens Thursday
evening, March 5, to visit Ava
Temple and witness the initia-
tion ceremonies.
Those who went were Mrs.
Harry Culbertson, Mrs. H. Kerns,
Mrs. A. L. Kullander, Miss Ruth
Halliday, Mrs. M. D. Cole, Mrs.
C. S. Hoffman, Mrs. James Nan-
son, Mrs. Dan Brown, Mrs. Min­
nie Aspland, Mrs. Van Peebley,
Mrs. Rose Fletcher, Mrs. J. P.
McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Soden,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Van Doren.
NUMBER 33.
County Championship Race
To Be Held Here Tomorrow
MRS. PEARSE CHOSEN
PRESIDENT EASTERN
STAR SOCIAL CLUB
Mrs. H. A. Pearse was elected
president of the Eastern Star So­
cial club at the regular meeting
held in the Masonic temple Wed­
nesday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. F.
Hartwick, Mrs. H. A. Pearse, Mrs.
F. M. Ruhl, Mrs. G. Drorbaugh,
Mrs. R. A. Space, Mrs. F. D.
Macpherson, Mrs. H. E. McGraw,
Mrs. E. W. Holtham, Mrs. A. J.
Hughes, Mrs. R. M. Aldrich, Mrs.
T. M. Crawford, Mrs. W. T. Lil­
ly, Mrs. E. E. Yeo, Mrs. A. L.
Kullander.
Games will Start at 9:30;
Continue Through
The Day
The first county championship
Knights 13; Acacias 20
contest ever to be held in Ver­
Although the score does not in­
nonia will take place in the Wash­
Acacias .... ........ 4 1 .800
dicate it, the Acacias and the KRAMER MOVES
ington grade school auditorium
Mildews . ........ 4 1 .80,0
Knights played a very exciting
TO HILLSBORO Officers of the Columbia Coun­
tomorrow, when the basketball
Athletics ....... 3 3 .500
game last Friday which the Aca­
ty Golfers association will be e-
teams that won in their respective
Federals ... ......... 3 3 .500
cias won 20 to 13. The game
D. A. Kramer, until recently lected Sunday at the St. Helens I 66 NEW FAMILIES
districts gather here to battle for
Legions .......... 2 3 .400
was very close for seven innings manager of the local Miller Mer­ club house at 7 p. m. A golf i
TO OREGON IN FEB.
the county championship trophy.
........ 0 5 .000
Knights
as when the two teams went into cantile company store, moved his I tournament, signifying the grand!
The coaches of the various
the eighth the score was all household goods Monday to Hills­ ¡opening of the association, will! Sixty-six new families located
teams will meet at 9:30 to draw
FOURTH WEEK
boro, where he has charge of I be held throughout the day. 15 j in Oregon in February, according
(Continued
on
Page
6)
for team and position and the
Mildews 14, Federáis 12
sales of Majestic radios and re­ i per cent of the gate receipts will i to the state chamber of com­
first game will start at 10 o'­
Acacias 20, Knights 13
frigerators.
merce. The total investment was
|
go
for
trophies
for
the
tourna-
1
clock. The teams will be divided
Mildews 25, Legions 21
Mr. and Mrs. Kramer lived in ment. Trophies will be awarded $184,350, and the number of
School Dedication
into class A and <la s B, the class
Federáis 22, Athletics 20
Hinsboro^ before coming to Ver-!
members and their wives only? acres purchased 3,688.
A teams being the district cham­
3,535 letters of inquiry were First Aid Is Theme
nonia and are very happy to I The association plans for an
pions and the class B teams the
Friday, March 20 again locate there, where they I all-county team of twenty, to received last month at the of­
runners up.
have
many
friends.
fice
of
the
manager,
W.
G.
Ide.
' qualify in a championship match
The first half of the indoor
At Chamber Meeting The county champions will re­
at Vernonia probably some time
baseball league schedule was
ceive a beautiful trophy emblem­
Vernonia’s beautiful new grade WORD RECEIVED OF ' in June. This team will have as PYTHIAN SISTERS
completed Monday evening when school will be dedicated next
atic of a basketball player. The
MRS.
SHINN
’
S
DEATH
,
many matches as possible with |
HOLD
CARD
PARTY
First
aid
to
the
injured
was
runner up will receive a silver
the Mildews and the Legions Friday, March 20.
I outside cities.
and
demonstrated
at
explained
The program has been divided
played their fifth game.
The
The Pythian Sisters were re­ the chamber of commerce meet­ cup. The class B winners will
Word has been received here, 29 from Vernonia have joined
also receive a trophy.
Mildews defeated the Legions to into three parts and while it is of the death of Mrs. Frank Shinn
assOciation. Any one who is sponsible for another delightful
The county is divided into four
not yet complete the following on March 1 in Kansas City. Al-I interested is requested to get card party Wednesday evening in ing Wednesday noon by Harley
J. Barber, of Forest Grove. With
go into a tie for first place.
has been arranged: Under state, though a young woman, Mrs. | ' in touch with M. E. Ulshoeffer • the W. O. W. hall. Prizes for Earl Smith as subject he showed districts only three of which will
compete, as last minute informa­
The big game of the present and county, C. A. Howard, statejghinn had been ill for some timel
high score at bridge were won
season will played tonight when superintendent of schools, andj with" a’"he^rt " diseasi. "’¿he has ^^¡^‘^"the^organiz^ng by Mrs. Frank Dickson and Frank the proper method of bandaging tion has been received that both
head
and
arms,
and
of
resuscit-
St. Helens claass A winners in
the Acacias tangle with the Mil­ Miss Elizabeth Murray, county, mnny friends in Vernonia, hav- committee. other committee-men! Hartwick, and consolation was
dews for top place. At present school superintendent, will speak, j ¡np, ma(je her home here until ar„ c Heuman and L B Frizzell given to Mrs. Frank Hartwick, ing a drowned or asphixiated per­ their district and Scappoose, run­
son.
In
connection
with
his
dut
­
Under
„community,
E
;
W.
Holth-j
ab
;
ut
three
years
ag0
.
she
W
as
W
T.
Kerry
and
these two teams are tied for
and L. S. Austin. High scores ies on the staff of the West ner up in the same district are
the top rung, each having won am will speak for Mayor J. E. a talented violinist and music
for 500 were held by Mrs. E. B. Coast Telephone company, Mr. quarantined with small pox, meas-
Bob
Clement
of
Briarcliff.
Jes and mumps and will be unable
four and lost one, so the winner Tapp if he is unable to be pres- teacher.
The organizing committee has Miner and James Nanson, while Barber has made a special study to compete. This leaves Rainier,
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of tonight’s game will gain un­ ent, and H. E. McGraw and Mrs.'
consolation prizes were awarded of first aid.
the
following
in
nomina-
placed
Quincy and Vernonia as class
disputed possession of first place, M. D. Cole will also give short Melvin Hieber To
to Miss Whitlock and Earl Smith.
Earl Smith was chairman of A teams and Clatskanie and De-
tion:
at least for the time being. To­ talks. The school part of thel1V,e,V,n n,eDer ,o
First prizes in pinochle were pre­ the meeting.
Participate at U. of O I For president: Albert Childs, sented to Mrs. J. C. Henderson
lena as class B teams who will
night’s game will be a benefit program will include selections by
President George W. Ford an­ vie for the championships.
Howard Hudson.
game and a small admission will the toy orchestra, selections by
and
Henry
Fogel
and
consola
­
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON—
be charged, the proceeds of which the school orchestra and a violin
For vice-president. S. Heuman, tions to Mrs. Henry Fogel and nounced E. J. Ludeman as chair­
Dope based on comparative
man of next week’s program.
solo by Miss Constance Bougher. Eugene —(Special)— Three ma­ Frank Hartwick.
will go to the Athletic club.
scores show all class A teams to
Dan Brown.
jor musical events, in which Mel­
be practically on a par which will
For directors from Vernonia:
Tables and refreshments carried
The Acacias will be out for
vin Hieber of Vernonia will take M. E. Ulshoeffer, O. T. Bateman, out the St. Patrick motif. Sand­
make the outcome in doubt until
revenge tonight as the Mildews
County
Gains
by
part,
will
mark
the
closing
of
the final whistle.
J. V. McAllister, Bob Sergeant. wiches were white and green,
team holds a victory over them School Operetta
winter term at the University of
Two directors are to be elected white cakes were decorated with
The Vernonia team, our own re­
which they are going to attempt
Oregon, which has already made from each club.
frosted shamrocks, while green
Reapportionment presentative, has worked hard in
to reverse.
The Mildews lost
To
Be
Given
Soon
history for the campus in the
mints, and green marshmallows
preparation for the tournament
their one game during the first
number and quality of concerts
for cocoa appropriately complet­
and from word taken from the
half to the Athletic».
and recitals which have occurred, Teachers Elected
Reapportionment
of
representa
­
ed the color scheme.
“Love Pirates of Hawaii,” a i Within the next two weeks con-
players and their coach will give
The two victories which the
Those who arranged the party tion from Columbia county so as everything they have to keep the
Mildews won during the past two act operetta by Otis M. Car­ i certs will be given by the sym­
to
add
a
joint
representative
Mrs. J. T. McDonald and
championship in Vernonia.
week brought them into the tie rington, is to be given in the phony orchestra, the glee club,
For Coming Year were
Macile Roberts of the table com­ with Clatsop county, clarifying
The Vernonia squad which has
with the Acacias. Last Thurs­ Washington grade school audi­ ' and the second section of the
mittee, and Mrs. James Nanson, the description of the county been chosen by Coach McCrae
day they defeated the Federáis torium Friday, March 27. There I polyphonic choir.
boundary line, and permission for for tournament competition in­
in charge of refreshments.
and then Monday took the Le­ will be a matinee and an even­
The school board of district
The glee club, which will ap-
St. Helens to purchase Sand is­ cludes Holcomb, Shiel, Plumer,
gions into camp. The Acacias ing performance, both directed I pear on March 15, will present 47 announced yesterday the re­
land for use as an airport, were Jepson, Graven, Barnes, Hender­
Mrs. M. G. Pettijohn
won the only game they played, by Miss Constance Bougher.
the acts of the recent legisla­ son and King.
Numbered among the principals '“The Seven Last Words,” by election of nine teachers. Others
defeating the lowly Knights.
Of
Keasey
Marries
of
the
present
staff
will
be
re
­
ture affecting this county, states
of the operetta cast are Sara I Theodore Dubois, and Melvin Hie-
Vernonia has engaged the ser­
The Federáis won one and lost McGee as Dorothy Dear; Otha I ber will take part. This compo- elected later if the prospective
H. E. McGraw, representative.
vices of Del Sage, prominent
A
quiet
wedding
was
had
at
enrollment
justifies.
.
All
salaries
one during the past week to keep DeHart as Miss rnnici
—
~
■ ” , . sltlon
sition, ’ > like
the
“
St.
Cecilia
Mass
”
The
reapportionment
bill
was
, .LzuiuLiij
-ii
Primer;
Dorothy
11Ke
tne
"
st
-
^
ecl
“
B
Ma3s
Portland official to handle tour­
Evangelical parsonage Wed­
their percentage at .500 while June Wolff as Lehua;
iven at Christmas time, has been were cut from eight ; to fifteen the
Lehua- June Mi->
Mi-'^lven
nesday evening when Mrs. Marie passed in the last week of the nament games, which means the
the Athletics dropped the only chener as Kamlani; Doris Ander- sun« br, the «lee club a?nual'y per cent.
session,
and
in
Mr.
McGraw
’
s
Teachers reelected are E. H. Grace Pettijohn of Keasey be­ opinion is the best that could officiating will be of the highest
game they played, being defeated I son as Lilinoe; Helen Messing aslfor tbe Iast, ten years under the
by the Federáis in a ten inning Mailo; Garland Monger as Billy 'direction of John Stark Evans, Condit, Mrs. Ethel Ray, Mrs. came the bride of Deaver K. be done for the county. There class.
The schedule of games will be
fracas Wednesday evening. They Wood; and Earl Doney as Pirate and has become firmly fixed as Madge Rogers, Miss Lenora Kizer, Mendenhall of Multnomah county. was opportunity for substitution
as follows, although the actual
Rev. G. W. Plumer officiated.
are tied with the Federáis for Chief. The chorus of Hawaiian a traditional event Mr.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Wilkerson,
Miss
Flor
­
Evans
Mr. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Mendenhall will of a joint representative from teams who play will not be known
third place. The Legions lost girls includes Rhoda Bell, Shelby ! accompanies the glee club on the ence Santee, Mrs. Maude Duncan,
be at home on the Pettijohn Multnomah county, but Mr. Mc­ until 9:3d Saturday morning af­
Miss
Ruth
Taylor,
Mrs.
Alta
the only game they played.
Caton, Leona Hillman, Marjorie organ and directs at the same
Graw believes the Clatsop ar­ ter the coaches have drawn.
farm at Keasey.
Neil.
Wednesday night’s encounter Holtham, Ruth Page Simmons, time.
rangement preferable because of
10 a. m. Class A game. 11 a.
between the Athletics and the Mildred Walters, Roberta Wil-| On Sunday afternoon, March 8,
Rebekah* Have Birthday Dinner chance of electing a man from m. Class A game. 6:30 p. m.
Federáis was quite thrilling with liams and Velam Petty.
¡the polyphonic choir gave “The
Mountain Heart Rebekah club this county. In the other case consolation Class A. 7:30 p. m.
first one side and then the oth­
The chorus of Pirates includes Holy City” by Gaul. This sec-
held
a pot luck birthday dinner there would be none. Some peo­ championship. Class B. 8:30 p.
er being in the lead. The A’s Everett Shively, Dale Clark, Ben-1 tion of the choir, which now num-
and
all
day meeting in the Odd ple in Clatsop county, which m. county championship, winners
forced the Feds to go ten innings ji Wilkerson, Earl King, Robert bers 140 mixed voices, appeared
Fellows
hall Tuesday. A beau­ would lose its claim to two full of Class A games.
to earn their victory. The score Kilby, and Billy Bassett.
¡for the first time under the di-
The visiting teams and their
tiful cake was baked by Mrs. representatives, are not in favor
at the end of the ninth was 18
The scene is laid in a private rection of Roy Bryson, teacher of
E. S. Thompson and it had a of the change, and a delegation coaches will be the guests of the
to 18. The Federáis scored four school in fair Hawaii, where sing- voice, who assists Arthur Board­
candle on it for each member from Astoria visited the gover­ chamber of commerce at a lun­
runs in their half of the tenth ing and dreaming fill the days man, professor of music, in this
whq had a birthday during the nor Tuesday to ask for a veto. cheon to be served by members
i
and then held the Athletics to ¡with beauty. Then
Announcement of the outcome has of the Eastern Star Social club.
Ti.-.. a «. lieutenant'work.
past three months.
two counters.
fro®
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The next meeting will be held not been made up to the time of
A
Vernonia
lady
reports
that
Brickel, McCrea, and F Dror-1 see, and later pirates sought by j chestra, which is directed by Rex she sat eight hours Saturday on April 14 at 2:30 at the home of going to press.
baugh were the big guns for
Work piled up on the legisla­ WATER OFFICE
>r the j the United States government, Underwood, professor of violin, a hard, backless bench watching Mrs. H. Fogel.
Athletics while Clarence Nance enter the seminary against rules, | presented
tors during the last week, Mr.
presenieu its second
setuuu concert
vuuvci. of the Walkathon in Portland. Some­
114 vs /I o xr
wiilx
and Tom Bateman bore the brunt interrupting the pleasant days on- FL
McGraw says, and bills were rush­
the xronr
year on » Monday,
with Ilnur.
How-
Evangelist Defines
CHANGE DEBATED
of the attack for the winners. ly to bring more thrilling and ard Halbert, of Corvallis, as con- thing of an endurance record it­
ed through so fast that many,
self,
we
think.
Conception Of Hell not adept at referring quickly to
Federáis ...... 061 006 212 4—22 romantic ones.
1 cert master. When Willem van
i
Athletics .... 170 111 133 2—20
the file copies on their desks,
A small orchestra composed of i Hoogstraten, conductor of the
George Ford says he was not
A literal hell, burning with fire did not know always what they
The fact that Ben S. Owens,
Umpires, Cole and Welch.
Miss Kirkpatrick, violin; Miss Portland Symphony orchestra, interested in Dr. Bulgin’s sub­
I was in Eugene recently to direct
and brimstone, is but a picture, were voting for or against. Bills former city recorder, was also
Ruth
Taylor,
clarinet;
Rose
Sitts,
ject
Wednesday.
He
asserts
he
Legions 21; Mildews 25
piano; Elbert and Leon Brock, a concert, he held a special Sun­ has caught it too many times al­ a shadow of something real, de­ were voted on by number only. water collector would not justify
Rev E. J. Bulgin at the
The Legions and the Mildews cornets will provide the music.
Speech making was unpopular, a similar combination of duties
day rehearsal of the orchestra ready, being a utility manager. clared
Evangelical church Wednesday he declares, and the man who today, is the opinion of those who
tangled up Monday evening in a
working with them on the “Eg-
free hitting contest which the
mont Overture” which was one of
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______ evening. Hell, the evangelist af­ tried to declaim was likely to be uphold the present arrangement.
Earl /Smith
submitted without
firmed, is where God is not.
Records in the city hall show
Mildews won 25 to 21. As the 45 CARS OF LOGS
greeted with a rustling of papers
the
numbers
on
the
Monday
night,
being
bandaged
like
I
a
whimper
to
Deing
nanaagea
use
God does not consign people that members got out to read.
that the number of water tap re­
score indicates the game was
program.
'
a
mummy,
respirated,
and
all
the
to hell, but sinners choose it for
quite loose with errors and hits
The effort to cooperate with ceipts written by him from June
rest.
themselves, at a cost much great­ Governor Meier and to grant him 15, 1923, to August 31, 1924,
SHIPPED DAILY Asst. Manager Named
Both clubs
being plentiful.
played ragged ball with the Le­
D. A. Kramer will be greatly er than they would pay for en­ what legislation he asked was very was 981, while in a similar length
I
For
Local
Theatre
gions kicking the
old
i apple
evident, the feeling being that of time, from June 25 to August
missed
here. He has commanded trance to heaven.
Forty-five carloads of logs are
Dr. Bulgin’s meeting will be the governor was spokesman for 31, 1930, 5608 receipts were writ­
around a little more than i the being shipped daily from Verno­
the highest respect and admir­
Lewis J. Lampert, formerly ation of his associates and friends. concluded Sunday evening. He the wishes of the people. In ten, states a citizen who invest­
Mildews.
nia and vicinity, according to R.
will preach tonight and Saturday, many cases some of the legisla­ igated. Collections increased from
The Legions started off in the M. Aldrich, agent of the United | with the Portland Publix theatre,
ar.d three times on Sunday.
Dr. Luzader Dies
tors voted contrary to their own $1907.70; to $15,779.07. Mr. Ow­
lead and kept it for several in- Railways. The Koster Products has been made assistant manager
convictions, Mr. McGraw thinks, ens is said to have received dur­
nings, the score at the end of company is shipping 18, Van ¡of the Joy theatre in this city,| Dr. W. A. Luzader, optometrist
The Nehalem Valley Ice and in order to support the admini­ ing the period stated $375.00 for
the sixth being all tied up at |Vleet Logging company and Vale j announces J. H. Bush, proprie-j well known in Vernonia, died at
water collections.
16 to 16. John Grady’s boys and Scott 15, and Konnicher Log­ .! tor.
his home in Portland Wednesday. Creamery company is installing stration.
According to a report by Arch
Mr. Lampert will devote par-| He had been in poor health for a frigidaire in Dad’s Sandwich
Addreaaea Kiwania
scored two more runs in every ging company, which began oper LI
­
shop for serving ice cream, milk
Mr. McGraw spoke Tuesday J. Tourtellotte, certified public ac­
inning except the ninth when ations this week, about 12. Three e! ticular attention to the develop- about two years.
Iment of good will throughout
evening at the Kiwania club meet­ countant, January 30, 1925, the
Dr. Luzader made regular trips and other dairy products.
they were unable to shove across trains are required.
the \ ernonia trading area, and to Vernonia, beginning in 1923
ing in Clatskanie on the work of water records during the time that
any. The Mildews were slow in
the legislature. He discussed the they were kept by the recorder
starting but finally managed to nay are coming irom camp ac- will a’m to be of service to pat- and continuing until a year ago
rons of the theatre. As he has ' this month, when the state of his
reapportionment measure, and an­ are in poor shape. “They were
ring up five runs in the fourth Gregor to the O.-A. mill.
EVEN EGGS ARE BIG
had considerable experience in | health forced him to give them
swered questions of members con­ found in a condition requiring a
and then added seven in the
this line of work in high class I up.
cerning various legislative acts. great amount of detail effort in
fifth and six in the seventh.
While here he made his
Even hens’ eggs grow big
Old Friends Visit
clarifying and adjusting errors,”
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Hall theatres. Mr. Bush considers him­ ' headquarters at the Kullander
John Miller and Connie Ander­
in the Nehalem valley. Mrs.
Attend Diatrict Convention
he declared, and he strongly ad­
...... the big guns
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—.were surprised to have as guests self highly fortunate in securing Jewelry store.
son were
for the
Lee
Hall
brought
last
week
Mrs. H. Fogel, Mrs. Lines, Mrs. vised the employment of some
Surviving him are his widow.
Legions, each of these boys cros-i Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. Lampert’s services.
to the Eagle office six Min­
A. Webb, Mrs. J. Monger, Mrs. one “sufficiently qualified in ac­
a daughter, Mrs. I. K. Simmons
sing the rubber five times. Da- Burt. Clarence and
Marjorie
Builds Extension Line
Mae Mellinger, Mrs. N. A. Spof­ counting principles to carry out
orca eggs that weigh 17
of Oakland, California, and a son,
vidson played an excellent game Burt, of Portland, and also Mr.
ford, Mias Bessie Spofford, Mrs. proper accounting practices.”
The Oregon Gas and Electric B. A. Luzader, optometrist of
ounces, 6 or 7 ounces heav­
in the field. Marshall and Malm- Burt's father. The Halls had not
Rose Fletcher and Mrs. Marie
■ten were the only Mildews who! seen their friends for 25 years, company has completed a half- Vancouver, Washington.
ier than ordinary hens lay
Dr. R. A. Olson is moving Sat­
O’Donnell attended the district
The funeral will be held Sat-
~__ errors, _ Marshall
* "1
They become acquainted 25 mile extension from Rose avenue
got by without
—elsewhere.
convention of Rebekah lodges at urday to the place west of town
especially playing a nice game years ago while working in a west to the R. A. Olson and C. . urday at the Holman and Lutz
which he purchased recently.
Hillsboro Tuesday evening.
| chapel, Portland.
D. Bushart places.
Laird also did a good job of hop yard at Aurora.
Team
W
L Pct.
Feathers
And
Talons
a
av
a