Vernonia eagle., October 13, 1922, Image 2

Cheaper Freight Rates
Monday’s Caucus.
MAP OF
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Monday night both ladies
and men gathered at the
Rose Theatre building to
noiuitete a ticket for city
ottic ale. Various nominees
we-e mentioned ami voted
jii
Several had ballots pre
pared that they brought with
them and the meeting Beem­
ed satisfactory to all concern­
ed, especially to t ie nomi­
nees selected. Those receiv­
ing the highes' number of
votes are or Mayor, D. W.
Keasey; Council men, Dr.
Sears, G. R. Mills, K. M.
Hall, and U. W. Mellinger.
For Recorder, Ben W. Ow
ens; or Marshal, Everett
Fowlei; for Tieasurer, Ellis
McGraw, ¿.me good men
and pro .litent in Vernonia’*
affai 8.
Wa'ter M. Bierce now
back-slide? from his suppos­
ed promi s to support the
compulsory school education
b II.
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You can now whip by railroad
between Vernonia and Portland
nt greatly reduced rates. Ship
in your spudB. Freight of the
first class. 694 cis. per hundred^
second class, 60c; 3rd class, 48}
c; 4th class, 41c. On lumber in
car lots, 114c: hay and straw,
13c; Hour and feed, 174c; bride,
134c; livestock, $42.00 per ear;
wood. $2 40 per cord; potatoes,
174c per hundred.
Statement of ownerahip, management,
circulation, etc., aa required by the
Act of Congress of August
24. 1912.
of the Vernonia
Eagle, published
weekly at Vernonia, Oregon, for Oct­
ober 1 1922.
State of Oregon, County of Col'iio-
bia. Before me. a notary public. In
and for the State and County afore­
said. personally appeared Paul S.
Robinson, who. having been duly
sworn accordi g to law, depueee and
5ayq that he is the editor and owner ef
the Vernonia Eagle, and that a tr n*
atate >ent of the ownership, manage­
ment, etc., of the aforesaid publica­
tion, to-wit:
publisher, Editor and Buaineaa Man- *
ager, is Pau> 3. Robinson. Known
bondholders, mortgagees and other se­
curity holders ar t Nono.
Paul S. Robinson.
Sworn to an l subscribed before me
this 4th day of October, 1922.
IaraUr Sheeley, N. P.
..PRICES..
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CONFECTIONERY
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South of Bank
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8c bottle
Pop, all flavors,
2 bottles for 15c
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Cigarettes, all 20 makes, 18c
2 packages for 35c
ed a good time.
'affairs that understands the
Chas. Bigelow
I ¡situation; ’ t?as ha« the back-
| bone to meet and overcome 1 I
two new houses
M rs, Benme Paldriek is
Several ciliz us and bi-i-
come obstacles that may
road Co.
nice y sen led Tn her new
ness men who are anxious
come up from tim i to t.me;i !
I
The Q' ¿1 train load of logs
home at Si ts.
to see Vernonia grow, pros­
a m.in who can meet big
*dl |,e leaving to wen in a
per and progress, have nom­
M isr Grace Si rm? of Port
people iu big deal«; in other
far
days.
inated
a city ticket to be
Watch f3r them, words, a man that cm put
land, h*s been sp.-mi ng a f
as they go through your
we*k ai l be Sins home, She
up a front. A man that will known as toe People1 Ticket
ct.y, and see some good lim­ uot begrudge his time in It is for a bigger Vernonia
ex ec's to lea'e Wednesday.
bers.
working for something the and the men nominated tc
Mrs, A. C. Alexander ol
The cruisers have bee’ll city needs. A good many e voted on at the city elec
Portland, who has been
stopping in toapi for a fee* projects.t-ucii as light, power, • ion are ; For Mayor, Chas.
spending the last week with
White;
Councilmen
days.
water and other improve­ D.
h r husbr* d at Sins, ex peels
Franklin Malmsten, C. A
1 he last report is that Mr. ments are contemplated. iVe [ Mills, Dr. Sears, and Ruben
to bava to »i or row jor Ler
want a man that can put
Pettijohu is improving.
home.
I Hall.
For Recorder, Ben
them thi ougli. For your ap­
(Owens; for Marshal, Everett
Mrs. Moon left Saturday
proval, to/ mayor of the city
Fowler; for TieuureJ, Guy
for Portland, after s| pending |
of Vernonia, - submit the
Mills.
The ticket favors
a few d ys at the Silts ranch !
name of our present Mayor,
I i
new enUrpr ses, industrial
Mr. Sits return *d from
Oi.e of Vernonia’s busy C as. 1). WHU0."
employment, city improve­
P<»:i’and Saturday morning, business, mien, one that ha*
ments, lower iusurance and
California
is spending
w here lie had b< eu doc’xir- .’een rtoal good cities grow
more people.
ing.
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into rufu s, and a man who three times tie coat of the
Th s p«per endeavors inoie
The little son of Mr. and reaV^y -at heart believes it Panama can il in d- veloping
with our location her water powei : hydro-elec­ to print the news and boost
Mrs. Shank* was badly burn
ed on i he ar n a few dnya
lg oi nature, to make tric plants ruunlng in to hun­ the worthy community on
a city of Vernonia, writes dreds of million9. Vernonia account of the many nice
azo.
,‘tbe Allowing, which we feel can have hyadro- Mectric pow­ complimentary remarks w?j
Mr. and Mrs Jack Bald­
er without? peon/’*up-nee have received on the appear
rick spent a couple of tight» de serves printing:
ance of our country weekly,
’‘This is. in a way, a criti­
at the Sitts ranch.
cs/ time fol in e ection. A
The Peeples busine ys meet­ somi saying it ie the best
A party from Keasey t<x>k ci ty, but no city. No things ing of the Church t’Hl Be little local paper in the state.
a Hying trip on a speeder to f bat go with a city, but the held Fr/ lay evening a t the We also great y appreciate
Vernonia Saturday evening/, time wo must have thee home o’! Mr. and Mrs. c'<>n* the kindness of ho ie io send
to attend the dance.
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ing and banding ui local
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things. We have got to have dit, A -musical program w-
returned Sunday and repoç\. a personality al <beheadof* be given.
uewa items.
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AS M8il][ L00l( At It
They All Come Back
FTER spending 25 years trying to find
a better place to live, 1 am returning to
Vernonia to make my peimanent residence
and to engage in busineBs.
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It is most apparent tba this rapidly
growing city needs a Furniture store. There­
fore. as soon as 1 can secure tne location, I
will endeavor to give you a store worthy o
your support. In the meantime call on me
at the Nehalem Hotel and 1 will see that
you are seprdied with what you need in the
household line.
I shall be g’a I to me t mv old friends
weo I kinw whilst I wan on my homestead
in this valley, and hope to have the pleasure
of meeting every resident of the Nuhalem.
RUFUS 0. BLAKELY
The Furniture Man
Vernonia,
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