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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1934,
/ERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA. OREGON
FIRE DANGER NOT YET
OVER SAY OFFICIALS
OF FOREST SERVICE
CLOSED TILLAMOOK BURN
son’s Sunday to spend the day.
NOT TO BE REOPENED, IS
Mr. and Mrs. George Devine
DECISION OF COMMISSION and four children spent Sunday
Treharne
with Mr. and Mrs. Grover Devine
That fire danger is not over,
Word was received from Del-1 (Tillamook Headlight-Herald)
at Deep creek.
The burned area in Tillamook
is the reminder urged by the for HIM.
Mr. and Mrs. _ Lee
& vuz ** by J ***«J
Vll f V**W
V
w
— — Osborn left
mar . Morton
his parents,
thatj
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. DeRock are est service upon all deer hunters his
Ship, the U.S.S. Arizona, stood. county wiU remain d°sed thi9 I.
2.. Clyde “
. .2____ ' folks
"
to join the
Henderson
visiting his sister, Mrs. Wm. and others who expect to be in by while the Morro Castle was 1 y®ar and no huntinR will be per- ¡n Portland to go on a hunting
Bridgers this week.
the woods between now and the burning looking for survivors un- [ fitted in that section during^deer trip to eastern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymal Johnson first drenching fall rains. It is til a hurricane came up and 1 hunting season, September 20 to
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Seal and
attended the Pendleton Round- recalled by forest officials that they had to leave. Ralph George, ! ; October 25, inclusive, according their son spent the weekend at
up.
' ‘ > information received today their home in St. Helens.
some of the most disastrous fires another Vernonia boy, was injur-I*°
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dowling in the northwest have occurred ed in the storm as well as nine i from the Oregon State Game
Mrs. M. Peterson and her
I commission. At its meeting Mon- grandson, Floyd Deeds, motored
were Clatskanie shoppers Satur- after the light rains in September. others of the Arizona.
I day the commission considered, to Portland Monday. Mrs. Peter-
These early light rains have the
day afternoon.
Mrs. E. Sehorn and Miss Vir
E. T. Wallace had the misfor- unfortunate effect, according to ginia Hansen motored to Port ; the matter of reopening but found j I son is taking treatments.
it could do nothing unless there
tune to fracture several ribs last the forest service, of creating a land on Saturday.
The logging companies are now
existed an extreme emergency
week while working on his new feeling that the fire danger is
The Treharne junior baseball and no change in the order can burning logged off lands and
past
and
that
carelessness
with
garage.
slashings.
team played the Vernonia junior
L. W.ckstrom lost a good horse fire is in order, whereas the for ball team Sunday, the Treharne I be issued until the March meet-
Mrs. Dave McMullen has her
j ing, opening and closing order niece Hazel with her while Mr.
Saturday. The animal was turned ests may still be dry and needing
team
winning.
Those
playing
on,
being
only
the
recurrence
of
a
few
i
made
only
at
the
July
and
out to pasture, and fell down an
the Treharne team were Ed Bak- i March sessions, according to law. McMullen is away on a hunting
old unused well. The men got warm days to bring back critical er,
c; Chester Wienicke, p; Bill; The commission advises that trip.
him out after working nearly a I conditions of fire hazard.
Smith,
lb; Elton O’Connor, 2b;' previous to -its July meeting all
“The forest fire record to date
day, but it died the next day.
—THE HIGH COST
Edwin Treharne, ss; Carrol Wie-i sportsmen’s organizations were GONE! OF
has
been
satisfactory,
”
stated
C.
STOMACH TROUBLE
Wm. Bridgers in company with
neckie, 3b; James Glassner, If;
Don’t pay $2.50 to $5.00 for
Dr. Wooden, from Clatskanie, J. Buck, regional forester, in Robert Glassner, rf; Edwin Jus asked to send recommendations, relief
from stomach pains, indi
the majority requesting the clos
Leon Malcolm, Harry Saxon, Mar commenting upon the ten-day re tice, rf.
gestion. Try Dr. Emil’s Adla Tab
ing.
tin Van, Robt. Berg, all from port to September 10 issued by
lets—3 weeks treatment only $1.
A number of families attended
However, the burned area cov Relief or your money back. Armi-
Birkenfeld and vicinity, left Tues the forest service for the 20 for
day morning for eastern Oregon ests in the North Pacific region. the loggers dance at the I. O. O. ers only about half of Tillamook tage Drug Co._________ (Adv.-6)
“However, this office is receiving F. hall at Vernonia.
, county and there will be ample
on a hunting trip.
Mrs. Lois Schmidlin and daugh hunting grounds for local resi
.
Wm. Rose has some mighty a large number of inquiries from
Ask Your Grocer for
fine strawberries now ripe, and deer hunters for forest maps and ter and Mrs. H. M. Smith visited dents, in the opinion of many
other information which indicates at the home of Gust Schmidlin sportsmen. The Onion creek coun
has sold several crates.
try between the Oregon Coast
Vernonia Bakery
Some of the villagers who that the wootjs will soon be full last Thursday.
Chester Wienecke went to Van highway and the Pacific ocean in
went to the Round-up at Pendle of sportsmen. It is therefore ex
the north part of the county will
BREAD
ton were C. O. Hayden and wife, pected that the final fire record couver on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lucas visited be open, as will also the territory
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones, and may depend upon the caution
. . for 2 good Reasons—
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McGee. with matches, cigarettes, camp at the home of Mr. and Mrs. between the Pacific ocean and the
IT’S MADE AT HOME
fires
and
other
fires,
practiced
old
road
from
Garibaldi
to
Moh
John Glassner on Saturday.
Mrs. L. B. Eastman was a
IT’S BETTER
by the public in the next few
Mrs. Burgstrom, Mrs. W. Prutz- ler. The section south of the Big
Clatskanie visitor on Saturday.
Bernard Dowling has left the weeks. To date while total forest man and Mrs. Dick Bradley mo Nestucca river and all of that
portion south of Tillamook and
employ of the Van Vleet Log fires on the national forests have tored to Portland.
iCarl and Carrol Wienecke re west of the Oregon Coast highway
ging Co. at Jewell after working exceeded those of 1933, they are
nearly four years, and has a still well under the average for turned home Friday from Forest including the Sand Lake cuntry,
loading job for the Birkenfeld , ' a period of years both in number Grove, where they were working. will also be open to hunters.
of fires and area burned.” Light-
Logging Co.
Miss Kathleen Condit spent
T
Rocky Calmberg moved from I I ning has been the chief cause of Saturday with Miss Dorothy
Jewell to Birkenfeld the first of fire for the season, having set Schmidlin.
Delmar Merrill and Sam Staley
the week. He will run donkey for 504 blazes against 296 caused by
. J. W. Nearer
careless smoker. Campfires rank ! of Battle Ground, Wash., , were
the Birkenfeld Logging Co.
T I —U4-~
.
. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jones and third as fire causes. Lightning Friday and Saturday visitors at
Mrs. Sam Scott were shopping in has caused more than twice as Carl Wienecke’s.
The Natal grange held their
many fires this year as it did last,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidlin first meeting of the month on
Clatskanie Saturday.
and children were the guests of Wednesday evening, Sept. 12. Af A. F. of L. LOGGERS
Mr. and Mrs. John Libel and according to the report.
Local No. 18742 meets second
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Schmidlin ter the business meeting refresh
Shelmon were in Clatskanie Sat
and fourth Thursdays in the
AUTO ACCIDENT DEATHS
urday on business.
on Sunday.
ments were served. The tables month at Grange hall, 8 p. m.
SHOW INCREASE IN
Mrs. N. Rogers and daughter
were decorated with three birth Visiting members cordially invit
from
wrong
traffic
lanes,
and
AUG.
SAYS
STADELMAN
Mary were in the village shopping
driving with defective mechanical day cakes, one for Mrs. Nettie ed to attend.
Monday afternoon.
equipment.
Speeding has been the Peterson, one for Ira Peterson
Fred Lumm, president.
Alarming
increases
in
Oregon
’
s
Mrs. Clarence Milton took
subject
of
the two-week drive and one for Miss Julia Banzer.
charge of the central office a few j au^° accident death and injury
Marian Milton had charge of
days last weeks while Miss Holni-' recor^> which has impelled inau- which started the campaign Sep
A. F. & A. M.
strom was absent.
i guration of a statewide 12-week tember 9, and since officers de the Mist telephone office for
Vernonia Lodge No. 184
while Miss
three
days
last
week
clare
most
serious
accidents
re
Mrs. Ida Rachiel and Mr. and! safety campaign by the Oregon
A.
F. & A. M. meets
Holmstrom
was
away.
Mrs. A. Buckley visited Sunday State Motor association, Parent- sult from this cause, the program
at
Masonic
Temple,
Neurer
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pete
of
education
and
enforcement
of
with their mother, Mrs. Reynolds. Teacher association, American Le-
Stated
Communication
Astoria
came
up
to
spend
Wed
law
against
fast
driving
will
be
First Thursday of each
Mrs. Andrew Nelson was ¡n gion and other groups, continued
month. Special called
during August, according to re continued during the five other nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Clatskanie Saturday.
Neurer.
meetings on all other Thui*-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sundland P°rts from the office of P. J. two-week periods.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Lord and Miss day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors
“Let’s Quit Killing,” has been
were business visitors in Portland ; Stadelman, secretary of state,
Olga Holmstrom spent a few days most cordially welcome.
Twenty-four persons were kill selected as the slogan for the in Portland last week.
a few days last week. Mr. Schlep-
J. B. Wilkerson, W. M.
drive.
City
police,
county
officers,
py took the school bus for Mr. ed and 416 injured during the
F.
D. Macpherson, Secretary
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Zai*
Holmes
from
month in 1727 accidents, bringing and state patrolmen under Charles
Sun'dland while he was away.
Riverview
called
at
Clyde
John-
F.
Pray,
superintendent
of
state
Austin Dowling finished his the totals since January 1 to 190
Order of Eastern Star
jury duty last week, and is work- ’ fatalities and 3068 injuries in highway police, are enlisted in the
ing for the state again.
I 13,068 accidents. These figures program.
Nehalem Chapter 153, O. E. 3.
Regular commu
Wm. Rose is employed as represent a 7.59 per cent increase
West Coast Telephone Co. sus
nication first
watchman for W. Johnson log-. in accidents, a 20 per cent in-
and third Wed
ging concern on the mountain.
crease in injuries, and a 26 per pends charge for installation of
nesdays of each
month, at Ma
Joe Bridgers recently moved cent increase in deaths, over fig- telephones September 10 to 24
Adv.
sonic Temple.
his family down from the Kelles-: ures for the same period 1933. inclusive.
All visiting sis
The government is behind
see place on the summit to the
Beginning September 23, law
ters and broth
house on the corner of the East- enforcement agencies throughout
ers welcome.
every deposit you have—
Mrs.
M.
F.
Wall,
W. M.
man road.
| the state will concentrate on mo-
•V
up to $5000. That is the
Leona McGraw, Sec.
Miss Maxine Johnson of Tilla- torists who violate the right-of-
finest guarantee in the
mook is a guest at the home of way laws during the ensuing two
A
her brother, Claude Johnson. Miss weeks. Following two-week per
Pythian Sisters
t
world—as certain as the
iods will see concentration of en- '
Johnson lives at Tillamook.
Vernonia
temple 61 meets
very existence of our gov-
|
forcement on failure to heed
every fourth Wednesday in W.
Clean
No.
1
Gray
(fall)
Judd Greenman attended the. signs and signals; driving while
ernment! Make your de-
O. W. hall.
Pendleton Round-up last week, intoxicated; turning right or left
Rose Fletcher, M.E.C.
posits with confidence
Clara Kerns, M. of R. & C.
they are guaranteed, by
Federal Deposit Insurance.
Mrs. A. A. Dowling
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