Vernonia eagle., June 30, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1033.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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Guy Bellingham and Mrs. Haz­
have a contract over there for J cisco, a relative of Mrs. G. Brim­
in the lumber industry in Oregon
Production
Curb
el Skaling and son Henry went
several months road building.
| ner Lappe, and T. J. Dobbs of
and Washington has been the un.
to Portland on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Scott and little child' Sacramento visited her Tuesday
.
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bridled activity of the small mill
are here from Longview, visiting while on their way home from
Un Lumber Nears "Pcrator and portable mill own-
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Austin of
Mrs. A. A. Dowling
Mr». Estella Jone*
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 1 the Chicago exposition.
er. These operators have been ac-
Clatskanie have rented the Har-
| E. A. Green and son Norman
Jones.
I cused of continually selling their
ry Saxton place on Sunnyside hill
CHAS. W. MYERS
Mrs. Louise Verbraken spent a
John Libel had his sister as a I Green spent the weekend at their
product below cost of production,
Leona Biglow, while playing of Birkenfeld.
In The Oregonian.
even during normal times. Many couple of days last week with her guest at his home last week.
home here. The family expects
under the gym of the high school,
Operation of the national in- have been charged with producing niece, Mrs. Bridgers. Mrs. Ver-
to move to Malone the latter
fell and received a severe break
More Land to be Irrigated
dustrial recovery act will affect inferior grades of lumber and of braken’s home is in Portland.
I part of July.
at the elbow of her right arm.
HILLSBORO— Approximately no industry more vitally than the paying “starvation” wages. How­
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Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dowling
She was taken to Clatskanie to the 80 acres of crops on four Wash­
doctor.At this date it is reported ington county farms will be un­ lumber industry. That fact is ever, some of the large operators and daughter Florence were Sat­
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generally recognized by lumber have been the subject of censure urday guests of the Jake Dowling
as getting along nicely.
der irrigation this summer for manufacturers of the north Pa­ for the same reason.
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family
at
Mayger.
Miss Houghton, last year’s the first time, reports Wm. F. cific coast region. They have been
R. Bartholomew and daughter;
It may be said of the small
J. Miller and Roy Hughes were
grade school teacher, and her mo­ Cyrus, county agent. The larger among the first to formulate fair
Esther of Boulder, Colorado, vis­
ther of Vancouver, Wash., were part of this acreage will be in competition codes and to consider operators, on the other hand, that Mist callers from Birkenfeld on ited with their cousin, Mrs. Frank |
week end visitors in the communi­ Ladino clover for pasture, with plans for functioning under the they undoubtedly have been an Thursday.
Lange, Monday of last week. A I
aid to various communities in
Mrs. Ray Mills and Miss Merle brother, Frank Bartholomew of
ty.
smaller amounts in alfalfa, sweet act.
Satisfaction
providing
work
during
the
de
­
Mills were down from Vernonia
Mrs. Narver, last year’s princi­ corn and canary grass. These
them. I
Guaranteed
It appears to be pretty well pression. Men long out of em­ visiting the Wm. Bridgers home Gresham, accompanied
pal, and her brother of Portland, four farms are owned by John
Frank is a teacher and coach in
Most modern radio equip­
ployment
were
found
eager
to
impressed
upon
them
that
one
of
last week.
were visiting in the community Thornburgh, Gales Creek; W. T.
the high school at Gresham.
ment in Columbia county.
last week. During her stay she Putnam and Sons, Farmington; the main objectives of the act is work even for a mere pittance.
Orville Jones is working down
Thelma and Bud Forgard and
to
provide
employment
at
wages
Yet,
despite
the
scant
wages
We carry a new stock of
gathered up the pupils and their Eugene Taylor, between Scholls
near Jewell for the Dooley Log­
Eldred Smith came from Salem
parents and had a picnic on the and Sherwood, and the Fir Grove to which labor is justly entitled paid, these operators have contin­ ging concern.
and to limit the hours of work so ued to operate at a lose.
Johnston picnic grounds.
Mrs. Fred Parkknon and Evelyn Saturday evening to get Ruth
Dairy.
as to employ as many men as
It is expected that these opera­ were visitors at the home of Forgard, who was visiting her
On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs.
for both old and
possible.
tors will be subjected to rigid her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ernest Lane cousin, Marjorie Lange.
Mace, Lillian Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs.
new models.
Frank Lange was home over |
Production Control Essential
regulation under the recovery act. last Thursday.
Swenson and children, Perm Pen-
Tube ! Prices have Dropped
from
Wilark.
He
re-
'
the
weekend
In
the
long
run,
those
that
sur
­
ish of Portland and Mr. and Mrs.
In order to spread employment,
Afternoon callers Thursday at
Tube • No.
Old New
Campbell of Vancouver, Wash.,
not only in the community but vive will be much better off than the home of Mrs. Chas. Sundland turned from Scappoose Thursday '
Mildred Hawkin»
201A
$ .70 $ .60
were guests at the Smith home.
throughout the producing region, they ever have been. Holding were Mrs. W. R. Johnson, Mrs. evening.
.85
245 .
.75
S. Kauppi and son Ted were
The Smiths reside on the Mrs.
it is necessary to control produc­ them in check, along with their Elsa Knowles, and Mrs. A. Dowl-
2.00
25Z5
Ruby
Tays
and
brother
Charles
big
brothers,
means
a
stabilizing
Vernonia shoppers Wednesday.
Jessie Johnson ranch.
tion so that the mills in the
ing.
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2.20
The Busy Bees class of the
Johnston Bros, and Roy Han­ of Forest Grove came Monday for various districts can receive their influence on the industry.
A trade occurred recently be-
1.60
85 ....
sen, who have the contract for the a few days visit at the home of just share of the business offer­
tween Bert Lloyd Eastman and Christian church will hold a
1.20
56 ...
road job at Deep River, Wash., Ada Mills.
ed. Without control of production
Donald Osborn, when they swap­ candy sale Friday afternoon. The
57 ....
1.65
Portland
Nels
Westlund
was
a
’ left Monday morning to resume
ped cars, Bert Lloyd giving Don­ money will go towards new song
employment might be restricted
1.40
.50
224 .
visitor Sunday, where he pur- to certain favored communities.
books for the church.
work.
ald a heifer on the deal also.
.80
280 .
.50
Mra. Jake Neurer
Mrs. T. P. Johnston made the chased a new Plymouth sedan.
Don Hall, a truck driver for
The 4-H club girls of the
.40
For example, large mills in a
.80
227 ..
B. Bassett of Jewell returned main producing center will be
trip with Seymour Johnston and
the Van Vleet Logging Co., near eighth grade of the Washington
home
over
the
weekend.
returned Saturday evening.
Jewell, was taken to the hospital school will continue their sew-
regulated as to operating sched­
Ira Peterson,
Mrs. Charles Christensen and ules in order to permit smaller
The annual school meeting of
in Astoria Thursday afternoon, ing class this summer under Mrs.
sons
Norman
and
Vernon,
and
Jt. 42 district was held June 19. Mrs. Al Hartung spent the week mills in more isolated communi­
where he was operated on for Ross Duncan.
Richard
Peterson
were
in
Port
­
Gus Wanstrom was elected three end in Portland among friends.
appendicitis that night.
ties to operate and provide em­
Frances Lappe returned from
Mrs. Frank Hankle had as her ployment. The more work is land on businrss Thursday.
year director, Robert Berg going
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sundland California Sunday on the S. S.
OLD NOODLE HOUSE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
B.
Davis
of
out. Mrs. Zelia Bellingham was guests Sunday Mrs. A. J. Chap­ spread out under a fair scale of
drove down to Thompson’s Siding Admiral Peoples.
Next to Eagle Office
Corvallis
have
arrived
here
and
reelected school clerk. Further man and daughter, Mrs. Cecil Uri wages the more general the buy­
Sunday and visited Mrs. Sund-
Fran-
F.
A.
Kauffman
of
San
business of an annual meeting will and baby, and Mr. and Mrs. Oli- ing power of the workers will be­ are now living near Bigg Eddy. land’s brother, Rymal Johnson
take place at the next meeting ; ver Andrew and family of Ver- come. The more there is of steady The Davises are interested in the and wife.
nonia.
on July 1.
Mrs. N. Rogers was a Mist call­
work at commensurate pay in all Johnson-Davis Pole camp, which
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Robbins districts the sooner will be a re­ will be operating here again soon. er Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Belling­
Mrs. William Bridgers visited
ham returned home after a visit and family and Ernie Robbins vival of général trade and indus­
John Johnston was a business
for two weeks with relatives and spent Monday at the home of Mrs. try. That is the ultimate aim of Mrs. Dave McMullen and her visitor from McMinnville at the
Jay Burtraw of Souls hill.
friends in Portland.
Austin Dowling home Sunday.
this revolutionary piece of legis­ daughter Millie Thursday.
Mrs. A. E. Lindbergh spent lation.
Mr. Bryant and family have
Oscar Jones spent Monday in
Donald Pringle drove down to
gone to Mrs. Bryant’s folks at Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Jewell.
Neverstil Sunday on business.
Severe Penalties Provided
Ruby Biggs.
Medford for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Milton
Miss Olga Holmstrom went to
Production control is a very
Mr. and Mrs. E. Brown and
Alice Birkenfeld of Portland
left this week for Gresham to Fort Clatsop to witness the man­
necessary
provision
of
the
act.
visited relatives and friends over family of Portland were guests
euvers of the soldiers in their
Operators who have run their spend a couple of weeks with Mr. sham battle Saturday. Then she
the week eqd. Adeline Saxton re­ of Chas. Christensen Sunday.
and
Mrs.
Wilbur
Milton.
They
will
Levi White left Monday for plants in the past when it would return to Natal later.
turned home with her for a few
went on to Seaside for the week
have benefited the state and the
weeks’ visit.
Manning on business.
Jake Neurer is building a mod­ end with friends.
industry
most
to
control
their
Oral Varley of Strassel spent
The Vesper Tea ladies gave a
Cecil Larne is working at Pitts­
ern equipped slaughter house.
surprise party at the home of Sunday in Riverview with friends. production, now will have occa­ Noble Dunlap is doing the carpen­ burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Pruitt sion to readjust their ideas of op­ ter work for Mr. Neurer.
Mrs. Estella Jones on June 22,
Austin Dowling will leave for
the occasion being the birthdays and family left Sunday for Long­ eration, although it may be
Mrs. Mary Burris and her Deep River, Wash., the latter
against
their
will.
The
act
states
of Mrs. Anna Birkenfeld and> Mrs. view, where they will make their
granddaughter. Miss Beatrice Per­ part of the week, where he has
specifically what is required of
Jones. Each one was presented home.
ry, were in Vernonia shopping been employed to drive truck j
Mrs. E. Williams of Camp 8 the industry and severe penalties Tuesday.
with a lovely gift. The afternoon
again this year for J. F. John-| I
was spent socially. The large visited here Wednesday and was for any inflection of the regu­
C. O. Marston and a crew are ston. J. F. and Thomas Johnston
lations
are
provided.
birthday cakes centered the lunch taken from hqre to St. Vincents
now surveying for the Clark and
Another feature that has been Wilson company in this communi­
table along with other goodies. hospital, where she underwent a
the subject of some speculation is ty.
Next meeting will be with Mrs. tonsil operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cline and the matter of financing. The
Louie Nystrom July 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer vis­
Mrs. James Cahill’s neice and family were guests of Mrs. Del­ opinion is held that there will be ited with the Grover Devine folks
a readjustment of banking poli- on Deep creek Sunday.
nephew of Portland are visiting bert Glenn Sunday.
Mrs. George Parker had as her cies in connection with the lum-
here for a few weeks.
A farm horse belonging to
The prices we display below are merely a few
Oliver Jones, son of Mr. and guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ber industry. It is expected that Dave McMullen that fell between
samples of the many bargains in food that we offer
those
banks
and
financing
con-
Mrs. Hugh M. Jones, is making a Walt Parker, Jay Burtraw of
two logs some time ago, injuring
during this weekend. Come in and see them all. You’ll
trip through Montana visiting his Souls hill, Everett Woods of cerns that have been the virtual its back, did not rally and had to
find shopping here an aid for the >not-too-large food
three sisters who live at Great Stony Point, Newt Parker, Bud czars of numerous lumbering op- be shot.
budget. Free delivery service, twice daily—phone 721.
Falls and Deer Lodge. His sis­ Rose and Harold Parker of River­ erations are to feel the stern
Archie Adams and Earl Holce,
hand
of
the
government
in
the
ters have not seen him for 19 view.
logging on the Bert Eastman
Mrs. Lloyd Wolfe and Mary future.
years. A letter was received say­
place, are hauling saw logs to
Large creditors, who in the past the Pittsburg spur of Clark and
BEEF ROAST
ing it was so hot that they could Lou Williams were Portland vis­
frequently commanded their cli­ Wilson.
itors Tuesday.
roast eggs in the shade.
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Mrs. Dick Lynch and Mrs. Del­ ents to operate, regardless of
Rev. Sackerson of Colton held
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lindsay
church services in the school bert Glenn spent Wednesday with market conditions, to hasten col­ were Sunday guests of Mr. and
house Sunday morning and Mr. their mother, Mrs. George Bell lections on loans, doubtless will Mrs. Noble Dunlap and Mrs.
be held in check. Forced opera­ Mary Peterson.
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Van Bruggen of Portland in the of Vernonia.
Mrs. Ed Buckner and Miss tions of this kind in former years
evening. Mr. Sackerson also gave
ALL STEAKS
The newest industry of the
a talk at the annual bazaar of Lorraine Space spent Sunday in have resulted in glutting the mar­ Nehalem valley at the present
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large
ket, with a demoralizing effect on time is peeling cascara bark. Ev­
Portland among relatives.
the W. M. S. Saturday night.
SPERRY
’
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Mrs. Ollie Roberts of Vernonia prices. Corrective steps along this erybody young and old is greatly
Gus Wanstrom drove to Corval­
lis Saturday to bring home his spent the weekend at the home line will be necessary, it is ap­ interested in this work.
parent, to stabilize production and
daughter Ione, who has been at­ of Mrs. C. N. Rundell.
Farmers in this community are
4 cans
Mrs. B. B. Hawkins spent a marketing.
tending 4-H club summer school
now busy planting their latest
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HAMBURGER
DERBY BRAND, %’s.
Small Operator to Be Curbed
for two weeks. Miss Ethel John­ most enjoyable day at the home
potato crops of the season.
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ston, who attended college the of Mrs. Paul Driscoll on Stony
One of the disrupting factors
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osborn spent
!
past year and the club summer Point Sunday.
river
Monday evening down the
Evelyn May is now employed ing at the home of their mother, visiting Mrs. Julia Whittig ’ and
lb. tin
school, returned with them. They
stopped in Portland to visit with at the home of Mrs. Grant Layer Mrs. J. R. Laramore.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush.
LIPTON’S YELLOW LABEL.
Mr. Wanstrom’s father, who is in at Arcadia park.
Mrs. Chas. White and daughter
The J. M. McCormicks are
PORK SAUSAGE 1 K
Miss May Wassett of Vernonia Leota of Burns were guests of putting up a new front yard
the Emanuel hospital with a brok­
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en hip. Mr. Wanstrom reports his and Irene Olson were guests of Mrs. Mike Willard Friday.
pole fence.
I lb. pkg.
father getting along slowly but Mrs. Dan May Sunday.
Mrs. Virgil Powell had as her
Evelyn Varley left Sunday for guests Wednesday Mrs. W. M.
NOBILITY ASSORTED ENGLISH STYLE.
improving.
M. Gründen, who is working at
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The 4-H Calf club boys of Bir­ Strassel, where she has work for Henderson and Mrs. Harry Kerns Westport, spent Sunday at his
kenfeld returned Sunday night the Summer.
of Vernonia.
home here.
Mrs. Grant Layer of Arcadia j
from Corvallis. They stopped at
3 for
Portland and visited Jantzen park, Mrs. Dan May and daugh-'
PLAIN
OR
NUT.
Beach and other places Sunday. ter Goldie were Portland visitors
Miss Veda Johnston accompanied Thursday.
TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL
them on their trip.
Miss Viola Sharp of Arcadia
Golden Bantam CORN, 2 cans ..
25c
Albert Rosenburg and Howard park visited friends here Sunday. I
H-D Brand Fancy Golden Bantam, 2’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills and
and Lonn Jones drove to Vernonia
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family were guests of Mrs. Guy I
Saturday night.
DAY
AND
NIGHT
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A number of Winema grange Cameron Sunday.
PEACHES, 2y2 tins, 2 Cans
25c
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Young1
of Birkenfeld
and Vernonia
Silver Bar Brand, Yellow Cling.
grange went to Big Eddy park and children of Seattle are visit-
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Sunday to fix tables, etc. There
are now three large furnaces,
GRAPE NUT FLAKES, 3 Pkgs.
NEW
25c
SHUTE PARK
tables and benches to accommo-
“A Brand New Breakfast Treat”
THE
date those going to the park for
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the big picnic July 16 and the Short and
long
wave.
annual grange picnic August 20. Hear the po­
Crystal White SOAP, 9 Bars
29c
lice calls and
“The Billion Bubble Soap.”
Sponsored
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
ships at sea.
e
e
e
Also your
Rides, Shows, Bands, Drum Corps,
regular pro­
PORTER’S
grams. Price
Mist
Birkenfeld
Personal
Radio
Service
Tubes
Riverview
Natal
Fenner
Radio Shop
The Bargain Rate . . .
Of $1.00 a year for the Ver­
nonia Eagle is still in effect,
($1.50 outside of the Vernonia
trading area.)
Renew now, while the cost is
one-lialf the regular price.
Vernonia Eagle
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A
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Specials for Tri. & Sat
B and M Baked Beans, 2’s 20e
20c
Pancake Flour,
Deviled Meat,
15c
Tea, IX»
37c
Cookies,
29c
Baker Bars,
10c
15c
Produce
"HAPPY DAYS" Celebration
Green Onions
Turnips
JULY I, 2, 3 and 4.
Lettuce
Hillsboro, Oregon
One Price
FOR ALL
OIL-STEAM WAVES
The Realistic Permanent
with Ringlette ends
Complete
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Phone 431
Bridge St.
$24.50
$5 down, $3.50 a month
THREE DAYS FREE TRIAL
FREE service for 90 days on
any Crosley sold by us.
Complete Service Laboratory
FREE TUBE TESTING
Weston Radio Service
Paterson Furniture Store
929 Bridge St.
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Fireworks, Baseball, Free Entertainment
Championship Walking Contest
Patriotic Exercises
Queen’s Ball and Coronation Ceremonies
DANCING—in Big Pavilion
Free Admission to Park
Shade Trees — Cool Mountain Water
Free Tables
3 for 10c
MACARONI or SPAGHETTI, bag .... £0c
RADISHES
“Finest cut Semolina.” 2-lb. sanitary bags.
•TO
Nehalem
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3 Bunches
5c
Market and
Grocery, Inc.