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SPORTS—Through The Eagle’s Eyes FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1939_______________________ VERNONIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON PAGE SEVEN NAMES OF City Council Ordinance to Loggers Invited to LOGGER Regulate Placing oj Poles Participate in SQUAD GIVEN Opener September 22 Vernonia Team Partici pates as Guest Eleven in Tualatin League An invitation directed to the Vernonia Loggers football eleven was received this week asking the team to participate in the Wash ington county opener Friday even ing, September 22 at 8 p. m. The situation as was explained is that the Washington County Tualatin League embraces seven teams which leaves one without competition for the opening and necessitates the invitation of -n outside team. The league is divided for the opening with four teams in one division competing with four teams in the other division. Competition is arranged so that one continuous game is played with two teams, one from each division, playing one 15-minute quarter of the game. The divisions have been design ated east and west, the west side te: ms comprising Hillsboro, Forest Grove, St. Marys and Vernonia and the east side Newberg, Tigard, Beaverton and Sherwood. The game is to be played on the Pacific University field at Forest Grove. GUN CLUB TO COMPETE AGAIN VERNONIA TEAM TO SHOOT WITH COLUM BIA-WILLAMETTE SALE OF 500 PERMITS ORDERED ABOUT 100 SOLD' TO DATE; GREATER CALL EXPECTED SOON The state game commission at its meeting in July ordered the sale of 500 special permits to take an tlerless deer during the regular open season for buck deer, Septem ber 20 to October 25, in the area immediately adjacent to the Mule Deer game reserve in Klamath and Lake counties. Approximately 100 tags have been sold so far and the demand for tags is expected to in crease as the season approaches. Anyone desiring a tag can secure one by forwarding to the office of the game comnlission in Portland the fee of five dollars together with information as to the number and kind of hunting license owned. The commission is compelled, according to law, to issue tags in the order that the applications are received and after 500 tags have been sold, no more will be issued. A complete description and map of the area open to antlerless deer hunting can be found in the official synopsis of the 1939 hunting regu lations, copies of which are now available at leading sporting goods and hardware stores. Hunters carrying antelerless deer permits for this area will be re quired to check in and out of any one of the following stations: Lake view, Paisley and Dairy. An ordinance recently passed by ground to a height of at least six the Vernonia city council is given feet perpendicularly above the below to reveal regulations now in ground, which boxing shall be kept TURNOUT FOR FOOT effect in the city governing the well painted with white paint; said BALL TOTALS TWEN placing of poles, posts and similar' boxing shall be placed on all said erections and the placing of drop’ TY-SIX wires, guys, stay rods and projec . guys, rods and stays theretofore in A list of the names of the Logger tions from poles and buildings upon stalled and now in place, within squad which has been holding regu- the streets, alleys and highways of thirty days from the approval of this ordinance by the mayor. lar practices since the opening of, the city. school last week was made a few j Section 1. All telephone, tele Section 3. No stay wire, stay or days ago alter it was possible to graph, electric light wires and wires guy of any kind shall cross any determine somewhat the number of every description for conveying public street or thorofare at a less who would appear regularly for in- electric current * in any » form *•'** herein- ’»*»* height than 18 feet above the est struction by Mason McCoy, high high1 after installed and running from ablished grade thereof. school coach. ; any building or structure within Section 4. Guy rods, guy wires, So far this season insufficient the fire limits of th.e City of Ver- stays and braces to signs and other time has passed for a definite nonia to any pole, line or fixture projections extending from build statement of the names of those to standing, upon or above any street, ing over street, highway or fill team positions. | alley or public place of said City public place of the City of Ver- The squad includes the following: Vernonia, shall be at least 18 nonia, shall be so placed that the Jack Baker, Philip Millis, Edgar feet above the established street total distance along the face of (Clulbertson, Lyle Walker, Melvin ...... grade or the level of the side walk such building between the extreme Powell, Bill Duncan, Cloice Hall, at their lowest point, except where points at which any of said guy Robert Roeser, Jack Olin, Ralph said building is of less height than rods, guy wires, etc. are fastened Ohler, Bob Tindall, Ben Soejimi, 18 feet, and wires running to such is not greater than the distance Harry 1 Henderson, George Turner, building shall at their lowest point said sign, etc. projects from said Homer Michener, Clair Sunell, Roy be at least as high above the est building; provided, if there is such Soejimi, , Wilton Rogers, Bud Adams, ablished grade of the adjacent guy rod or stay only on one side Clifford I Bergerson, Geo*ge King, street and the level of the adjacent of said sign it shall not exceed the Clayton Aldrich, Warren Hershey, sidewalk as is the highest point total length of said sign or pro Melven Rose, Lyman Hawken, and of said building, and all such drop jection or the total distance said wires shall be run as nearly as prac- sign or projection extends from Ralph Bennett. Middleton Crawford is manager ticable at right angles to the face said building. of the building which they enter. Section 5. No wires shall be at for the team this year. Section 2. No guy wires or guy tached to any building in such rods shall hereafter be placed upon manner as to interfere with free fxams Announced--- rny pole or line within the city access to any fire escape installed The U. S. Civil Service this limits except at dead ends or sharp thereon, and or the raising of week announced open competitive angles in said lines and shall not ladders from the ground to the foot exams for the positions listed here. be anchored at a greater distance of said fire escape. Section 6. No stub pole, splice or The positions include engineering than thirty feet from the base of draftsman of several grades for the pole so guyed or stayed, and other material shall be attached to work on ships; chief engineering all such rods, guys and stays either any pole within the fire district draftsman, mechanical, including heretofore or hereafter installed limits of the city of Vernonia, and several grades; galley designer; air shall be installed in wooden boxing all replacement of poles within (radio) ; head at least four inches and not more said limits shall be the same size carrier inspector and junior than five inches square from the at the base as the poles they are sceintist-astronomer ; domestic attendant (seamstress). Full information relative to age limits, education and other require ments may be obtained from the post office. Applications must be filed not later than October 12. COCHRAN, SUNSET A delegation of several members SCHOOL CHILDREN of the Legion Rifle Club were as CONSOLIDATED sured competition in the Columbia- and B teams this year have abolish Willamette Rifle League last Thurs ed the penalty levied formerly for day in Portland, it was.stated this the use of telescope sights. The week. penalty still remains the same for The Vernonia team will be sched 1 Class C teams, that is, gunmen uled with Class C» teams, the same using telescope sights must give as last year. Match competition will points to those gunmen not using not begin until the latter part of those sights. October or forepart of November The Vernonia club will be in a and to date no schedule arrange position this year to provide better ments have been made. competition than last due to a New rules were established for range available for practice shoot Class A and B teams Thursday ing during summer months. Prac which do not effect the Vernonia tices have been held with fair regu group which will compete under larity every Tuesday and Thursday rules the same as last year. The A evening. NEW AND USED PARTS NEW AND USED TIRES GAS AND OIL EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING WE REBUILD CAR TOPS LYNCH AUTO PARTS Phone 773 RIVERVIEW Oregon-American LUMBER CORPORATION Vernonia, Oregon TIMBER—(Special to The Eagle) —Cochran and Sunset schools have ' consolidated with the Timber school. Warner Cropp is driving the school bus from Cochran. Mrs. Earle Fish er is driving bus for Sunset school. John Parker of West Timber spent Thursday, Friday and Satur day at the R. M. Hensley home. Dr. and Mrs. Minorgan of Van- J couver, B. C., and Mr. and Mrs. ; Ralph Minorgan of Vancouver Is-' lands spent Saturday and Sunday, at the Wyville Gilmore home. Bob Davis of Forest Grove called on Lorraine Tailman Monday morn-; ing. Davis was on his way back1 to school at the University of Ore- j gon and Tallman accompanied him to Eugene. ¡Margaret Beals who has spent the past two months in San Fran-' cisco returned to work at the Gil-! more hotel Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Krinick of ! Vernonia were Sunday visitors of i Ida Kilburg. Bill Kubler of Portland and Fred' Kubler of Sacramento, California, visited from Wednesday until Sat urday at the home of their brother, Ed Kubler. Mrs. Mary Cornett and Mrs. Alice Hensley were Portland visit ors Tuesday. Mrs. Ed Peterson and Mrs. Ear le | Fisher of Sunset Camp were Wed- nesday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Elmo Tallman. Mrs. Marguerite Fulton of Ta coma, Washington, was a visitor of Mrs. Kilburg and daughters Sat urday and Sunday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kubler were Mr. Kubier’; parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kub- ler of Portland, Miss Margaret Beals and Mr. Branson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hensley and family, Robert Jr., Jane, Wynona and Jimmie and John Raker were visitors of Mr. Hensley's mother, Mrs. Beatrice Squire, at McM”>n- ville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kilburg and Ronald spent Saturday and ' Sunday at Seattle, Washington,, with I Mr. Kilburg’s father, A. W. Kil burg. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Riggle of Bir-' kenfeld spent Sunday evening at 'the Kilburg home. to replace, and shall be installed in such a manner as not to leave any space between said pole and the sidewalk surface adjacent thereto, Section 7. All steps on poles hereinafter installed shall be placed so as to extend out from said pole in a line paralled with the curb line and the lowermost step shall be at least seven feet from the level of the sidewalk or curbing. Section 8. All poles hereafter erected within the city of Vernonia shall be placed next to and inside the curbline of the street and shall be placed at such points as not to interfere with the free and unobstructed use of said streets and thorofares. Section 9. No telegraph, tele phone or electric light pole or other erection of any character shall be installed upon any street, highway or thorofare in said city nearer than three feet from any fire hy drant. Section 10. Any person, company or corporation installiing or main taining any wire, rod, stay, guy, pole, post, step, sign or other struc ture or appliance in violation of this ordinance shall' be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not to exceed fifty .lollnrs, and each day such violation continues shall constitute a separ ate offense. CANNING TOMATOES RIGHT PRICE M. 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