FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1940
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
SPORTS
Trout Season
To Open
April 13 th
Anglers to Have Oppor­
tunity V> ,Try Luck in
Few Days
A week from Saturday of this
week, Saturday, April 13, marks the
opening of the trout season in
Oregon, the season continuing until
October 15, inclusive.
A number of regulations have
been imposed by the Game Com
mission for the control of fishing.
All residents over the age of 14
years must have a license to hunt
or angle. In Columbia county a
number of streams have been clos­
ed to angling as follows:
Tide creek; all tributaries of the
Nehalem river except Rock creek;
a'll tributaries ol' Rock creek; all
tributaries of the Clatskanie river
above the mouth of Conyers creek;
all tributaries of Beaver creek;
that part of the North fork of
Scappoose creek and tributaries
above the Columbia river highway;
that part of Milton creek between
Taylor’s dam and its source closed
to al! angling to and including
April 12, 1940, and from Qetobei
16, 1940, to April 12, 1941, both
dates inclusive.
Further rules established by the
commission are: It is unlawful to
angle at any time between one
hour after sunset and one hour
be "ore sunrise; to fish by any
means other than with hook and
line; to use more than one line or
line and rod held in the hand; to
use more than two blades on a
spinner for lake or stream fishing;
to use more than three hooks on
a line except on floating bass
plugs; to sell, or offer for sale
or exchange any fish taken with
hook and line; to transport or ship
game fish without a written per-
mit; to fish without a license on
person; to refuse to show license
on demand; to angle within 200
feet of any fishway; to waste
wantonly game fish or allow others
to do so; to angle on private land
without permission from owner; to
net, trrp, spear, gaff, club, or
Shoot fish; to resist or interfere
with the duties of any officer en­
forcing the game laws; to cast into
or allow to be cast into any stream
or other body of water in Oregon,
sawdust or other lumber waste,
dye, chemical, decaying substance
(including
molded,
decomposed,
sour or spoiled salmon eggs) or to
use dynamite or other explosives
or any poisonous susbtance in any
such waters; and to fail to make
a report to the State Game Com­
mission of all gams fish taken
during 1939 at time of making
application for 1940 license.
SECOND SOFTBALL
MEET SET FOR
APRIL 4TH
A second meeting for soft-
ball enthusiasts, players and
managers, is slated for Thurs­
day evening of this week at
The Eagle office at 7:30 p.
m. as has been requested by
several present for the first
meeting last Thursday. No def­
inite plans for the season were
discussed at the first meeting
but consideration was given to
the possible playing field back
of the Washington grade school
end the date when league play
could begin.
Forest Grove,
Troutdale
Win Matches
Vernonia Gun Club Loses
Two Trys During Past
Weekend
Both Forest Grove and Troutdale
won rifle matches from the Ver-
ronia Ri le Club, the former Fri-
lay night, March 29 and the latter
Sunday, March 31.
The Forest Grove match was
he last of the sitting-standing af­
fairs of the season and it was
.enerally concluded that shooters
vere glad of that. Five high scorers
’or Vernonia were Nichols, 181;
^immerdahl, 178; Meilis, 178; Cul­
bertson, 167; and Kellmer, 165, to
fetal 869. Forest Grove scored
188 for the evening.
The Troutdale club reputedly the
argest in the United States with
membership of 346, won by a
core of 874 to Vernonia’s 867.
High scorers for Vernonia were
iimmerdahl, 182; Meilis, 172; Nich-
ols, 172; Kellmer, 171; and Fetsch,
170.
Track Team
Makes Good
Showing Fri.
The Vernonia high school track
team was in Portland, Friday,
March 29, to dun in the Hill Milit­
ary track meet held at the ice
colesium. Friday afternoon the
sprint medley was run between
A and B class teams. Each team
was required to run against time,
the four making the best time be-
ing qualified ibr the finals to be
run in the evening. The Vernonia
team was entered as an A class
learn and failed to Qualify by one
tenth of a second.
Friday evening the Vernonia
.earn ran the district medley to
make a favorable Showing for
itself.
This being the first track meet
of the season gave the boys hopes
of winning this year. The sprint
medley team consisted of Edgar
Culbertson, Philip Meilis, Clair '
Sunell and C'oice Hall. Runners
on the district medley team were
Edgar Culbertson, Philip Meilis,
Clair Sunell and Homer Michener.
Handicap Rifle
Match Slated
Legal Notices
April 7
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Nehalem highway. See Ralph Con­ FOR SALE—Small 5-room house.
dii.
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Very reasonable. Inquire at 1003
Clatsop St
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FOR SALE—6 A-l Chester White
Pigs, 9 weeks old. $4 each. Call FOR SALE—Anchor-Holth cream
1708-J or write H. A. Tays, Forest
separator; 350-pound capacity;
Grove.
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like new; $20. P. O. Wade, resi­
dence near Top Hill right on high­
FOR SALE—Pigs, Hogs, Weanling
way.
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pigs—$3.50 to $4.50. Feeder pigs,
barrows and gilts. 2 boars, one with
papers—$15 to $22.50. Brood sows,
choice of 7. B. L. Sellers, Banks,
Oregon. Phone 353.
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of record in the office of the
County Clerk of Columbia
County, Oregon.
SAID SALE is made under execu­
tion issued out of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon, for the
County of Columbia to me directed,
in the case of The First National
Bank of McMinnville, Oregon, a
corporation, plaintiff, V. George
Shaber and Luelia Shaber, his wife,
Clara Kerley Shaber, State Indus­
trial Accident Commission, F. C.
Oaples, American Sheet Metal Wks.,
Inc., Anna Adams Simmons, and
the Credit Service Company, a cor­
poration, Defendants.
DATED THIS 28th day of March,
1940.
M. R. Calhoun
Sheriff, Columbia County.
By H. E. Veazie, Deputy.
Pub. Dates: April 5, 12, 19, and
26 and May 3, 1940.
FOR QUICK SALE—5 room house,
614 acres, near Treharne. $550.00.
Terms to responsible party. Phone
1041.
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FILMS DEVELOPED—25c, 2 prints
each, from any 8-exposure film.
Reprints 2c each. Send coin. Fine
Art Studios, 8649 N. Jersey St.,
Portland Oregon.
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National Bank
Invites You To Bank By Mail if
Inconvenient To Come In Person
FOR SALE—This spring—Columbia
County Cow Testing Ass’n. heifer
calves from registered sires and
grade cows of different breeds
giving at least 300 lbs. of butter­
fat yearly. Price, $10 at farm, $12
in crates, f. o. b. shipping point.
Also registered bull calves on spec­
ial price arrangement with owners,
See George A. Nelson, Secretary,
Columbia County Cow Testing As­
sociation.
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
COLUMBIA COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES­
TATE OF MARY BURRIS, De­
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned, as admin­
istrator of the estate of Mary
Burris, deceased, has filed his final
account in the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Columbia
County, and that Saturday, May
4th, 1940, at the hour of 10:00
o’clock in the forenoon of said day
and the court room of said court
has been appointed by said court
as the time and place for the hear­
ing of objections thereto and the
settlement thereof.
Dated and first published April
5th, 1940.
Date of last publication May
3rd, 1940.
Robert S. Lindsay
Administrator.
David O. Bennett
St. Helens, Oregon
Attorney.
Business Address Changed—W. H.
Kupersmith, formerly associated
with Museum Barber Shop, is now
located at the Howard Barber Shop
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J. A. Thornburg, President.
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to noon.
c. irnici:
FOR SALE—15 weaner pigs. Cheap.
Jay Burtraw. 3 miles east of
Vernonia.
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ANTED—Shake boards and shin­
gle bolts; one-half bf 25 double
'.its. Cedarwood Timber company,
imber, Oregon. See Mr. Thomp-
n at Timber.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
FLOWERS
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA
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Cut Flower»
Notice is hereby given that the Corsages
undersigned has been appointed
Potted Plants
Executor of the estate of Henry
Sprays for Funerals
Glahn, Deceased, by the County
Bush Funeral Home
Court of the State of Oregon, for
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the County of Columbia, and has Phone 592
qualified. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby
notified to present the same, duly
verified as by law required, to the
undersigned at Vernonia. Oregon,
within six months from date hereof.
The Best in
Dated and first published, March
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22nd, 1940.
Date of last publication April
The Kulien Brand
19th, 1940.
for sale at
Fred J. Zeiner,
Executor
Lester Sheeley, Attorney.
Loggers
Federici’s
Shoe Sdop
NOTICE
Anyone holding warrants No.
1386 to No. 1419, inclusive, for
school district No. 14, at Vernonia,
send them in to the United States
National Bank at St. Helens for
redemption.
Florence McDonald
Clerk, School District No. 14
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Indoor Meet of Marks- ON THE 6th day of May, 1940,
at the hour of ten o’clock in the FOR RENT—Large modern farm
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Gun Club Range
Rules and regulations i for the
Indoor Handicap Rifle Match of
the Columbia-Willamette Rifle Lea-
gue were received here this week
for the staging of the match to
be held Sunday, April 7 at the
Oregon Gun Club Rifle Range in
Portland.
The match is open to any in-div­
idual or 7 to 10-man team who
has shot five or more mabchee in
the Indoor Rifle Tournament of the
league in the 1939-1940 season.
The course will be 10 shots prone,
10 shots sitting, and 10 shots
standing for the record; sighting
shots optional, but must be fired
on sighting bull if taken.
Standard 50-foot rifle target will
be furnished by the league; only
one ¿hot to be fired at any record
bullseye; nine minute» per string
including sighting shots. Arms may
be any .22 calibre rim-fire ri'le.
The entry fee is 50c per individual
for all three positions and the
grand aggregate or 25c for any -
single position. Team entry fee is
$1.00 per team. Other rule« were |
given for the contest and are ob­
tainable from J. W. Nichols.
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