Vernonia eagle., May 08, 1931, Image 1

One Marshal
NUMBER 41
VERNONIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1931.
VOLUME 9
CHAMPION CHOPPER Norby is Injured
TO COMPETE HERE
In Airplane Crash
ATTEND PYTHIAN
Music Week is
HOMECOMING FETE
Honored at P.-T. A.
A DEER THAT COULD
NOT KEEP OUT
OF THE WAY
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Soden who
Van Peebley while driving
May 2-8 is nationally known as attended the homecoming cere­
Knute Norby, local aviator, was
near Pete Bergerson’s Fri­
Music Week. In celebration the monies at the Oregon-Washington
severely injured Saturday when
day evening ran into a deer
music department of the Verno­ Knights of Pythias home in Van­
his plane crashed near Gardiner
that was blinded by his
nia grade schools under the dir­ couver Sunday, report a large
airport, Gresham, Saturday even­
lights.
He tried to avoid
ection of Miss Constance Bougher crowd, a splendid program and a
ing. The plane was a total wreck
the animal, a little yearling,
gave a very interesting music very enjoyable time.
but the motor was little damaged.
but it dashed in front of
Leslie E. Crouch,
Supreme
program for the Parent-Teacher
He took off from Vernonia at
him. A bent fender was the
meeting Monday evening,
The Chancellor, delivered an address,
6:30 p. m. for his first flight
only damage to his car.
the S. P. and S. railroad band, Taxpayers League meets
program was as follows:
of the season. According to eye­
Harry Phelps to be Shift­
The deer, after being hit,
“Lilac Waltz” by Emil Escher, and the D.O.K.K.E. drum corps
witnesses he started to land near
stumbled against the fence,
Air from Rigoletto” by G. Verdi, furnished music, and the children
the Gardiner airport but seeing
with Pomona Grange
ed to Night Duty for
and then took off down the
and “The Dream” by Emil Asch- of the home put on a large part
that he was not going to make
road,
apparently
unhurt,
or
of
the
program.
er,
all
played
by
the
grade
school
it gave his motor the gun. It
Saturday
The Present
at
least
not
seriously
orchestra; piano solo, “The First
stalled, however, and the plane
The home, which cares for both
crippled.
Bud,” by Darwin Wridge; “The children and the aged is very
went into slide slip. Mr. Nor-
The problem
of delinquent
Employment of only one mar-
I by was thrown through the alu-
Spanish Gypsy,” by A. Saleza, a attractive and fine every respect
Special
Meeting
of
Garden
Club
shal until such time as it seems
chorus by the seventh grade girls reports Mr. Soden, and the home- taxes was discussed by the Tax­
l minum cockpit, striking upon
payers league meeting in Clats­
necessary to put on another man
and dancing by Jeanne Hughes; coming a great success.
A special meeting of the Gar­ 1 his head and rendering him uncon-
kanie Saturday afternoon.
was voted by the city council den club has been called for scious for 18 hours. Further in-
“Minuet” by Mozart, toy sympho­
Others who attended from Ver-
Monday night. Councilman Gor­ Tuesday, May 12, at 2 p. m._
The law does not permit the
ny orchestra conducted by Made­ nonia were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
atj juries were a cut lip and lacera-
don, who made the motion, ex­ the home of Mrs. Judd Green- j tions on the
county court to estimate the prob­
line Michoff; “Stephanie Gavotte” Smith and family.
” right leg. He was
plained that the measure was man. There will be election of j taken
able delinquency and base ex­
by Alzibulka, toy symphony or­
to St. Vincent’s hospital,
’ ’
necessary in order to cut down officers, and a full attendance suffering from shock. By Sun­
penditures
thereon,
explained
chestra conducted by Bessie Bell;
expenses as much as possible, is urged.
Commissioner J. N. Miller. Be­
“The Dancing Lesson,” by E. «I
day evening he had so far re­
sides the number of taxpayers
According to the plan Harry G.
covered as to be able to see
The local baseball club held Humperdinck, toy symphony or­
who are delinquent, he stated, the
Phelps will be shifted to night
visitors.
their first practice sessions of chestra conducted by Delc(res
situation is complicated by the
duty, doing away with the day
Mr. Norby has no recollection the 1931 season this week. The George.
fact that valuation is decreasing
marshal.
Jim Monger, present
The sewing-3 4H club girls
of incidents leading up to the nucleus of last year’s winning
was given
a
night marshal,
crash, and cannot even remem­ team is still on hand and al­ modeled the dresses they had
“Only Sally Ann,” a three-act while interest on bonded indebt­
month’s notice that he would be
They were directed by play, will be presented by the edness is increasing. He pointed
ber flying over Portland. He re­ though the club is a little weak made.
laid off. Roll call on the meas-
calls, however, taking off from in the pitching staff it gives pro­ Miss Charlotte Hilts. The girls high school seniors at the Wash­ out that any economy that might
ure resulted: Gordon, Cline, Hol­
Hale Greenman won medal Vernonia, 45 minutes before the mise of turning out of the strong­ in this style show were: Dorothy ington grade school auditorium be put into effect this year so
as to reduce the budget allow­
tham, yes; Charlesworth, no.
honors in the qualifying round accident,
est teams they have had in Nanson, Rose Sitts, Roberta Wil­ tonight at 7:30.
An ordinance requiring motor of the Columbia county golf
liams, Dorothy June Wolff, Ruth
This is Norby’s second season years.
The leading girl, Sally Ann, is ance in 1932 and reduce taxes
vehicles to come to a stop on tournament Sunday with a card of of flying with his own plane,
No games have been scheduled Page Simmons, Velma Petty and played by Luella Williams, who would lower the base, so that
State street before
entering
Albert Childs, with a 78, the which he rebuilt completely. In as yet but if sufficient interest Hazel Chapman.
is a poor, mischievous little girl future unavoidable increase could
Bridge street, and when travelling
score he has made on this or 1921 he was 'a mechanic in the in the national pasttime is shown
Mrs. H. E. McGraw presented always getting herself into trou­ not be met without special elec­
east on Bridge street before en­ any other course, was second, army aviation corps, and was an during the next few days, the prizes to the winners of the poppy ble with her aunt, Martha Ross, I tion.
tering Rose avenue was unani­ Earl Dial third with 79 and Tom observer in the forestry service, opening game will no doubt be ar­ poster contest. Anderson Brim­ played by Grace Condit.
A. E. Veatch, president of the
mously adopted, and an emergen­ Bateman fourth with 80.
The For the past six years he has ranged for Sunday, May 17. The mer won the $3 for the high
league, asserted that the amount
The
part
of
Miles
Vance,
the
cy was declared making the ordin­ Vernonia team took the majority been log scaler at the plant of local club will not join a league school, Ruth Page Simmons the
of delinquent taxes was increas­
ance effective at once. Penalty of the low scores having 11 men I the Oregon American Lumber this year but rather will play $2 for the seventh and eighth minister and leading man, is tak­ ing each year.
Last year, he
en
by
Vance
Laramore.
Ruth
was fixed at a fine not to ex- in the first two flights.
In I company.
independent teams from Port­ grades, and Martha Middlebrook Ross, the sick girl of the play, is stated, there was $32,000 de­
ceed $50 and imprisonment not the first elimination, Vernonia
Last year while flying with land as well as scheduling games the $2 for the fourth, fifth and AHie Simmons, continually put­ linquent, , while $50,000 is the
to exceed ten days, or both,
took seven of the eight places in Orville Barnum as pilot a cylin­ with St. Helens, Rainier and sixth grade division.
estimate for this year and from
At the request of Fire Chief the championship flight, Bailey der head on Norby’s plane blew Clatskanie,
The association decided to post­ ting herself between the minister $60,000 to $75,000 in 1932. At
It was found last
Earl Smith it was decided to paint of St. Helens being the only out, necessitating a new motor. year that league playing costs pone the election of officers until and Sally.
that rate he declared, ten years
The other characters are Tim­ would swamp the whole structure.
all of the fire hydrants yellow, outsider.
There 55 qualifiers. A safe landing near Bonneville considerable money and is one the fall and to hold the meetings
and to erect braces for the stand The second, third and fourth was effected, and neither of the of the things that caused the i on the afternoon that the pro- othy Ross, Martha’s husband, Ev­ Afterwards he urged in particu­
erett Rundell; Hector Larkins, lar a reduction in school expen­
pipes in the residential sections. rounds will be played here next occupants was hurt.
I grams are given.
team to go in debt.
the villain,
Robert
Holcomb; ditures.
Sunday.
“There is too much
Those working out with the
Huckleberry, the young lad, Lar­ coddling in our schools,” he as­
Prizes for the qualifying round
Mr. and Mrs. Plumer
locals so far include the follow­
ry
Marshall;
the
two
town
gos
­
awarded as follows: Medal­
serted.
ing: catcher, Bill Davis; pitchers,
Given “Pound” Party were
sips, Hyacinth Hutchins and Ade­ ! Similar criticism was made by
ist, Hale Greenman; medalist
Ben Davis, Sargeant and Roy
line
Simms,
Joy
Ball
and
Lucy
Vernonia, Hale Greenman; medal­
o. Henry Oleen, who decried
Nelson; infielders, Greenman, Mc­
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Plumer
Hopson; Caleb Ross, the old sea the spending of public money
Crea, Henderson, Marshall, Laird,
were surprised with a pound par­ ist St. Helens, Hutchinson and
captain,
Marvin
Porterfield;
Dru-
for school busses and the coach-
Walt Linn, Clarence Linn, and I Mrs. Maud Grace Poynter, wife
ty Friday evening when the ladies Belleville, tied; medalist, Briar­
cilla Jordan, the poor relation,
The Vernonia grade school
He also pro-
of the Missionary society ac­ cliff, Kerry; best dressed golfer, track team ran away with the Malmsten-; and outfielders, Haw­ of Omar S. Poynter, passed away Gurtha Kelly; Crazy Jake, Ben ing of athletics.
tested against the policy of
companied by their husbands en­ Ben Brickel; highest score, St. Columbia county track champion­ kins, Brooks, McKillip and Gre­ in Klamath Falls Saturday, April Spencer.
“Bring home the bacon” which
tered the Evangelical parsonage Helens, B. Phillipps; highest score ship at Rainier Saturday, garn- gory.
25, where she had gone to be
The town band will play and people urge upon legislators and
Anyone’ interested in working with her daughter, Mrs. Leatha
with packages and boxes of gro- Vernonia, Paul Jepson; highest ering a total of 95 points. St.
some musical numbers will be congressman, resulting in heavy
ceries and presented them to Rev. score Briarcliff, Ray Jones; most Helens, their nearest competitor, out with the club is welcome to Tousley.
She was taken sick,
balls in water hazard, Herman,
expenditures from purely selfish
do so and is requested to be supposedly with influenza, in Ver­ presented by the senior girls.
and Mrs. Plumer.
Briarcliff; player winning first I was far in the rear with 39. The on hand at the baseball park at
motives.
as
so-
Greenman
Mrs. Judd
nonia about eight weeks before, Herman Jacobs Loses
I grade school has now taken all
President Veatch was instruct­
cial chairman gave a welcome in elimination by largest' majority, the athletic championships for five o’clock Monday evening.
and thinking that the change
Ulshoeffer;
Player
losing
first
ed to appoint a committee to con­
behalf of the Missionary society
good
she
went
to
would
do
her
House;
Saves
Contents
this
year,
having
previously
cap
­
elimination by largest majority,
fer with representatives of the
Traveling Bank to be
to the pastor and his wife. Ev-
Klamath Falls, After being there
tured the football and basket-
logging and lumbering industries
eryone present enjoyed a very F. D. Macpherson; most strokes ball championships.
week
pneumonia
only
about
a
The
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Started by W. M.
and the county court with regard
on one hole, Herman, Briarcliff;
pleasant evening.
set in and afterwards Bright’s Herman Jacobs at Riverview was to budget allowances in the fu­
A great deal of credit is due
Sunday morning, April 26, the most birdies, Earl Dial; most to Wallace McCrae, coach of the
Her
husband
gave
her
disease,
completely
destroyed
by
fire
The
Women
’
s
Missionary
socie
­
ture. O. Henry Oleen and Frank
Evangelical Sunday school wel- threes, F. D. Macpherson; most basketball, football, and boys’ ty of the Evangelical church at a blood transfusion in the hope Saturday. Through the help of Peterson were named.
fours, H. Hutchinson, St. Helens;
corned Rev. and Mrs. G. W.
might
lead
to
her
re-
that
it
neighbors
the
house
friends and
Attendance at the meeting was
most fives, Bateman, Shank, Mc­ track teams, and to Mrs. Alta their meeting Wednesday after­
Plumer in a very beautiful exer-
Neil who coached the girls in the noon decided to start a traveling covery. She was in the hospital of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Jacobs, rather small, owing to the fact
After the opening hymn Graw, Vernonia; Sage, McDonald, run and jump and Miss Marie bank which would be turned in J there until she entered into rest. next to it, was saved by hard
cise.
that many of the members of
St. Helens; and Wood, Briarcliff,
Rev. and Mrs. Plumet were in­
Kirkpatrick who coached the ball at the August meeting. A straw- I * Interment was in the Hood Ri­ fighting.
Pomona Grange, with whom the
vited to occupy seats on the tied; most sixes, Emil Messing.
All these coaches have berry lawn party will be held ver cemetery in a marble vault
All the furniture and furnish­ league met, were at the noon
Driving contest: Best average throw.
platform, “Welcome,” a recita-
under a profusion of beautiful ings were saved.
The loss on luncheon.
of three “balls, B. Foster, St. been working diligently and it is some time in June.
tion was given by Joy Willard, Helens, 212 yards; longest ball undoubtedly due to their persis­
She leaves to mourn the building was covered by in­
Mrs. J. B. Hair had charge of flowers.
Pomona Grange Meets
An “appreciation,” which had
tent efforts that Vernonia has the lesson and five of the ladies, her going her husband and three surance.
Although the price of butter­
been composed by the committee M. E. Ulshoeffer, 245 yards.
The house was large, and about fat is low, there appears to be
Approaching and putting con­ come through on top this year, Mrs. Judd Greenman, Mrs. E. daughters, Leatha El Tousley
for the occasion was read by
Myrna
M. two and a half years old..
as this is the first year that they M. Bleile, Mrs. E. Douglass, Mrs. of Klamath Falls,
some hope in the situation, de­
test,
first,
Kerry,
Briarcliff;
sec
­
Mrs. E. E. Garner.
of
Vernonia
and
have won any of these trophies. M. Malmsten, and Mrs. G. W. Drorbaugh
clared C. W. Laughlin, president
Two representatives from each ond, Bellville, St. Helens.
Gwendolyn
Poynter,
who
is
at
­
Plumer,
represented
characters
In
1927,
however,
the
football
of the Lower Columbia Dairy
Following is a list of qualifiers
ilass marched in to greet Rev.
tending
the
Northwest
School
of
Wit-
from
the
book
“
A
Cloud
of
team tied for first place.
association, in the grange lec­
Plumer and present flowers to and the flights:
Commerce
at
Portland,
two
bro
­
has
nesses,
”
which
the
society
Following is a list of events
ture hour which followed the
Championship flight, Greenman,
Mrs. Plumer, during which time
thers,
David
Fuller
of
Baker,
very
been studying.
This was
and Vernonia winners:
league meeting. The amount of
Mrs. W. W. Wolff played. “Think Ulshoeffer, Dial, McGraw, Bailey,
|
Oregon,
and
Alfred
Fuller
of
Boys—Clags A: 100, yards, much enjoyed.
butter in storage is 25 per cent
of the Home Over There.” “Blest McAlister, Davidson, Bateman. , Earl Doney, first; Floyd Smith,
A delicious lunch of salad, po­ Moro, Oregon; five sisters, Mrs.
less than at the same time last
First flight, Shank, Macpher­
Be the Tie That Binds,” was
The
Vernonia
Athletic
club
Della
Tubbs,
of
Castle
Rock,
year, he stated, showing that con­
son, Bellville, G. Lund, Childs, second. High jump, Floyd Smith, tato chips, coffee and biscuits
sung by the congregation.
Hutchinson, H. Hudson, P. Taylor. third; Broad .jump, Earl Doney, were served by Mrs. Judd Green­ Washington, Mrs. Bertha Peter­ has arranged to sponsor a play sumption is increasing. Produce
Mr. Plumer gave an appro-
man, Mrs. L. A. Rogers, Mrs. C. son of Skamokawa, Washington, to be presented on the evening the highest quality possible, de­
Second flight: McDonald de­ second.
priate response, The committee
Class B: 100 yards, Paul Jep-1 Nicar, Mrs. W. Kent, and Mrs. Mrs. Cora Isenberg of Hood Ri­ of May 29 in the Washington mand the cooperation of your
feated Huemann, three and one;
was composed of Mrs. Minnie
The local merchants, and grow as
ver, Mrs. Daisy Hennagan of grade school auditorium,
H. King defeated B. Foster, one son, first; Louis Graven, second. I D. Marshall.
Malmsten and Mrs. John Hair.
Moro, and Mrs. Blanche Kautz play is entitled “Second Child- much of your own feed as pos-
up on the 19th hole; Kerry de­ Broad jump, Louis Graven, first;
of Vancouver, B. C., and a host hood,” and is reported to be sible, was his advice to dairy­
feated Rubens, one up; Frizzell Paul Jepson, second. Pole vault, COCHRAN CLUB
* of other relatives and friends.
Along with the men.
very amusing,
Harry Willard, second.
defeated T. Brown, two up. .
TO
GIVE
DANCE
| She was born in Dixon coun- comedy of the play, of course,
Class C: high jump, Earl King
The following report of the
Third flight: W. Taylor de­
I ty, Nebraska, 1890, and lived there is the usual love plot which Pomona meeting was furnished
feated C. Anderson, one up; M. and Jack Graney tied for first;
The Cochran Community club ; there until two years of age. ( brings out many . < exciting
and*
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i
Pole
vault,
Fred
Henderson,
first.
by Lillian Daniels, secretary:
D. Cole defeated M. Parker, two
is to give a dance Saturday, with' , With
y,’”” ; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. humorous situations.
Broad jump, Herb Piert, third.
Columbia
County
Pomona
music by The Six Collegians, ‘
' ghe‘ then catne to Ore-
The tennis tournament com- up; L. Roberts defeated Atchi­
~
Practice
on
the
play
has
been
Class D: 40 yards, Harold Cas­
f'nwimsa
< Cut-'
' is 4- < on and attended school in her going on for the past two weeks grange held their 111th meeting
mittee has drawn up the sched- son, five and three; Bush de­ on, second. High jump, Hamp
known
as
Musical
Campus
|
~
Saturday with Clatskanie grange
ule for the next round of match­ feated Sage, one up.
younger days
ua/o at
MV Hood
avwu River. —
She now with regular practice ses- as hostess.
vault,
first.
Pole
Fourth flight: McWilliams de­ Roberson,
es in the men's singles which
Cochran
is
a
lively
town
on
finighed
sehoo
]
in
Wh
ite
Salmon,
.
_
.
gj
on!1
having
been
arranged.
The
Clark,
1
Hamp Roberson and Dale
There was a large gathering of
should be played by Sunday if feated Cooper, two up; Phillipps
l
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(the
Salmonberry road west _
qf Wa8h.( and it was there she met cast of characters has been chos­ grangers, nearly 200 being serv­
the weather permits and quarter defeated Wood, default; Brickel tied for first.
Doney,
I
Timber-
Considerable
interest
in
1
p
oyn
t
er
.
l
n
1907
they
were
Timber.
Mr
oynter
In
en from the membership of the ed at dinner as well as many
Relay, Vernonia first,
finals by next Wednesday.
A defeated Kullander, default; J.
, the series of dances sponsored married at Moro and went to Athletic club and without excep­
Jepson, Graven and Smith.
visitors.
consolation schedule
has
also Miller defeated Hartwick, seven
by
the
Community
club
there
is
Portlandi
where
they
lived
until
tion all characters were very well
Girls—Class A: Run, Erma
All officers were present, and
been drawn up for those elimi­ and six.
being
shown
by
residents
of
Ver-1
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they came to Vernonia in 1919. chosen for the parts they are to grange reports from all granges
Fifth flight, Rosebaugh defeat­ Thompson, first, Erlene Jenkins, nonia.
nated in the first round. The
Mrs. Poynter has lived a quiet take, Mrs. M. D. Cole is in except Vernonia were read. The
second. Jump, Goldie May, tied
prize for the championship will ed Kent, threL and one; Jepson
and happy life, making friends charge of the coaching of the subordinate granges seem to be
Baseball throw, Ethel PRIMARY TEACHERS’
be on display in Kullander’s defeated M. Miller, one up 19th for third.
wherever she went.
She was play.
in a fair condition financially,
hole; Messing defeated Steele,! Christenson, first; Helen Brim-
READING INSTITUTE
Jewelry store in about a week.
Tickets will be placed on sale and the various committees bring­
baptized in the Evangelical church
Fred Spring vs Wallace Mc­ four and three; Fluhrer defeated, mer, third. Jump, Otha DeHart
early next week and it is hoped ing in good reports.
Class B:
Miss Kate Houx, of Eastern about 1921.
Crae; John Grady vs B. Hender­ Eilertson, three and two.
In the words of a friend, "To by the Athletic club that response
Ball throw, Althea Mc- Oregon Normal school, will be in­
At the noon hour Arthur Steele,
third.
The
following
stores
donated
son; Lowell Hieber vs bye; Gor­
third.
_ _ ______
_ know Mrs. Poynter was to love to their sale will be so great as mayor of Clatskanie, gave a short
structor at a ____
Primary
Reading
don Hieber vs Judd Greenman; prizes: Mac’s Pharmacy, Armitage Donald,
to
cause
more
than
one
showing
her,
as
she
met
every
one
with
a
Class C: Run, Helen Messing,
be h’eid in 9t. Helens
address before the grange that
Carl Davidson vs Ralph Reithner; Drug store, J. C. Penney comp-1
' Saturday, May 9. 9:30 a. m., smile, lived uncomplaining and of the play. It is the present was appreciated very much. Other
second; Leona Hillman,
M. D. Cole vs Paul Jepson; Mar­ any, Miller Mercantile, Working­ Ball throw, Frances Bergerson,
plan
of
the
club
to
sell
a
block
visitors of the day were George
John Gumm school, Miss Houx idolized her husband and three
tin Hillman or W. W. Wolff vs men’s store, J. H. Bush, A. L.
of reserved seats to be located Palmiter, past master of the
___
is the author of the new Reading daughters.”
Barker; Wilfred Thomas vs bye. Kullander, Bank of Vernonia, third.
section
of
in the front center
Class D: Run, Evelyn Shipley,
Oregon state grange, Mrs. Marie
Consolation schedule: Hillman Vernonia Golf club, Briarcliff third, Martha Middlebrook, fourth. I Course of Study. She will ex-
To Hold Cooked Food Sale
the auditorium.
McCall, lecturer of state grange,
I plain and discuss the correct
or Wolff vs bye; E. H. Condit Golf club, St. Helens Golf club.
The proceeds from the sale of S. H. Edwards, state deputy and
The Women’s Missionary socie­
Jump, Evelyn Shipley, second.
{method in teaching the new con-
vs A. Hixson; C. W. Reithner vs
Picnic at Power Dam
(tent and method readers in the ty of the Evangelical church will tickets will go into the treasury Mrs. Edwards, Senator Joe Dunne,
P Bleile; C. Richardson vs E. E.
To Haul Logs
first three grades /or 1931-32. hold a cooked food sale in the of the Vernonia Athletic club to Mr. and Mrs. Krueder, Mr. and
About 16 of the members of
Yeo; Herman Dixon vs bye; M.
Van Peebley, who resigned The teachers' manuals for use building formerly occupied by the help pay off an old debt which Mrs. Wohler and Mrs. Young,
A. Gregory vs H. Hixson; R. A. the Christian church Sunday
Dixie cafe, Saturday morning the club owes for the tennis court
of the first master of Co-
Olson vs J. E. Kerr; W. Gregory school picnicked at the Keasey April 15 as salesman for the i in connection with' the new read- starting at 10 o'clock. They will which they constructed three or wife
C. W.
lumbia county Pomona.
ers
will
be
available
for
use
of
Sunday
afternoon,
Kerr
Motor
company,
has
taken
power
dam
vs J. C. Lincoln,
i
also serve lunches the main fea­ * four years ago.
Laughlin, president of the Lower
They were chaperoned by Mr. a contract to haul logs for Jess I the teachers who attend.
The cast of characters and a Columbia River Dairy associa-
ture of which will be hot bis­
Omduff near Sunset camp.
Mrs. May Ellis from Heppner and Mrs. F. Claude Stephens,
cuwa,
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___ . short resume of the play will tion, was also a welcome visitor,
cuits, honey —
and
coffee. _ They
Allen
Ray
was
home
for
the
plenty
of
fishermen
“
We
saw
is visiting her daughters, Mrs.
E. J. Ludeman and family will weekend, and returned Sunday will also serve salads, beans, cake'be given in next week’s issue
J. C. Lincoln and Mrs. Elcer but no fish,” reports Mr. Steph­
(Continued on Page 6)
and pie.
of the Eagle.
move
today to Longview.
to Oregon State college.
ens.
Williams.
Laid Off By
City Council
Peter McClaren, declared to be
America’s champion woodchop­
per, is to stage a contest in
front of the Hoffman Hardware
store Wednesday at 10.30 a. m.
He challenges any local men to
chop a log in fifty per cent more
time than it takes him, and of­
fers a prize of $50 to any one
who will do it.
Local woodsmen have some
hopes of winning the coveted
$50, as reports come that Mr.
McClaren is not altogether in­
vincible. He was beaten by a
local man in Wheeler last week.
Tax Problem
Discussed
BASEBALL CLUB
TURNS OUT FOR
SPRING SEASON
Only Sally Ann”
Presented Tonight
H. Greeman Wins
Golf Medal Honors
Mrs. Poynter Dies
In Klamath Falls
Track Team Wins
At County Meet
s
Athletic Cl ’b to
Give Play May 14
Next Round for
Tennis Arranged