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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1923)
How do you pronounce the name of the new President of Poland? It is spelled Wajciachowste. BIG THINGS f Coming to Vernonia How to regulate the radio problem is the worry now. The various trans mitting stations get their jazz music and sermons and concerts and what not simultaneously on same wave lengths and confusion results. It is annoying when one is listening to Bryan’s Prince of Peace to have the paragraphs sandwiched with Pump kin Center hilarity. Real Estate is bound to advance Rapidly this coming Spring Our big, tine lots, close in, offer an unusual opportunity Secure one before they are • ail s hi out : : : You will Never Regret it G. B. RICHMOND A THE MECCA A GATH ERI Nd PLACE For Those Who Appreciate The Best in Confections and Fountain Service Coffee Unexcelled ashful Mr. Bobbs Comedy in Three Acts. 2 1-2 Hours of Laughter. THAT if your city is in need of more mercantile establishments of any kind—ADVERTISE I THAT if you want any more farm ers or homeseekers to locate in your community—ADVERTISE I THAT if you can offer any special advantages as a desirable location for factories, branch plants, etc.—AD VERTISE. THAT your section will attract greater attention today than ever be fore if you-ADVERTISE. THAT the directing heads of man ufactures, investors seeking profit able outlets for capital, as well as those on the outlook every day, look ing for opportunities. ADVERTISE. THAT the best results from any kind of advertising are obtained by KEEPING EVERLASTINGLY AT IT"—ADVERTISE. THAT no matter wh-t you hav? to sell, the columns of the newspapers will fill your needs in the surest and most economical way.—ADVERTISE. THAT if you want increased busi ness—ADVERTISE. THAT most newspaper readers are booster-.. They pass on everything good, whether found in editorial or advertising pages. ADVERISE. E. R. WAITE, Secretary, Shawnee, Oklahoma, Board of Commerce. Party Change Regulated. Katherine Henderson, a young wife.............. Isabel Condit Fred Henderson—her husband............ .............. Roy Mills Mrs. Wiggins—the landlady .................. Margaret Schubert Obadi’h Stump—i fresh country product, Weston Sheeley Frances Whitaker—an athletic girl............... Ber.eta Parker Rosalie Otis—a society bud.................... Blanche Bergerson Robert Bobbs—th} bashful one ........ Eddie Condit Jean Graham—a Delaware Peach.............. Bessie McDonald Marston Bibbs—anything but bashful ........ Harry Keasej Celesta Vanderpool—of the “Moores”............. Edith Wilson Julie—her French maid from Paris, Ky ........ Julin Keasey High School Student Body Benefit Auditorium, Feb. 9,1923 At 8:15 P. M. Adults, 35c; Children, 25c. The speed cop wno Drings disrepute upon his community by malting arrests simply in order that hla own Income may be increased through getting a percentage of the tinea assessed, may become a thing of the past, If the senate approves a bill passed by the house. Ths measure prohibits the splitting of tinea or payment of fees out of tines to officers making ar rests for violation of the speed lavs. It covers officers of any city or coun ty and the state itself. Under a Joint house resolution in troduced by Representatives Blowers and Jackapn, a constitutional amend ment would ba submftted to the voters providing for the eleotion of a lieu tenant governor at the general state election at which a governor la elect ed, and meeting the same qualifica- tions. Medical Examination For Both Sexos. Men and women applicants for mar riage certificates would be required to pass both a physical and mental test under the terms of a bill introduced by Mrs. C. B. Simmons of Multnomah county. Failure to pass this examina tion would preclude the issuance of a marraige lioense unleas one of-both parties submitted to sterilisation. The bill would require the mentality of at leant a 12 year old child to permit granting of a certificate. A proposed law that will have the support of the" farm bloc in both houses has been introduced by Sena tor Brown ot Marion oonnty. Thia bill provldee that producers of farm and agricultural products shall be ex empted from the authority of any so- called peddlers’ license lew that may be imposed by any incorporated town or city in the state. Election pamphlets would be dene away with completely and newspaper publicity subetituted in their place for the advertising of measures, amend ments or candidates going before the people at an election through a bill Introduced in the senate by Senator Tooxe of Clackamas oounty. Mrs. Nell Gillette, of Echo Oregon & Mrs. J. W. Brown are soon to begin building two new cottages near High school. Ca nned Goods of all Kinds at LOWEST PRICES ----- AND----- When she eats grass and then chews her cud, that's cow. When ban queters eat food and then chew the rag, that’s bull.—Capital Journal. Every now and then the thought occurs that it is lucky the Near East is no nearer. EMPLOYAIENT MEANS \ PROSPERITY Lumber production has been main- tained at record figures for some months. As a result unemployment has been avoided in Northwest states. It is well to remember that pros perity comes as a result of operating industries and steady employment of labor. The radical politician or labor agi tator who would cripple industry, strikes at every family. DONT’S” IN USING ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT. Don’t leave the electric flatiron connected to the circuit and go to use the telephone, visit with the neigh bors, or to call at the grocery. It costs $100 for the fire department to make a “run" even for a smoking ironing board. Don’t use paper shades or other in flammable materials for decoration about electric lamps. Don’t use lamp cord wiring in your homes. It is unsightly and unsafe. Don’t permit “the handy man" nor the incompetent workman to do your wiring. Don’t forget that good, competent workmanship and first-class mate rials used in the installation of elec tric wiring make the best job. Electricity is your gr-atest and cheapest servant—give it a chance to do its best work. A bill by Representative Kuehn to prevent changes in registration from one party to another within SO days of a primary election, passed the house ▼ with only slight opposition. Among the eight democrats in the house only FOR SALE: Mitchell Six; 5 two voted against the measure and passenger, cheap, $345. New there was but a scattering of repub- | Itcans in opposition to it. The house paint, just overhauled. i also passed the bill introduced by R. Shanks, Kea3ey Representative Hesse of Washington county, doing away with all the sec tions of the Oregon laws which pro vide for the taxation of all dogs within the stats LOST—Two hounds; one white and tan and one black and tan; about medium size. Dogs lost Thursday, January 4. Finder please notify C. F. London, Mist, Ore. CAST: ADMISSION! The codfish lays a million eggs While the helpful hen lays one; But the codfish does not cackle ' i To inform us what she's done. | And so we scorn the codfish coy, While the helpful hen we prize; Which indicates to thqughtful minds That it pays to advertise.” dk DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK— THEY ARE GOING FAST General Sales Agent. He saw an advertisement that read, Jugs for sale: $5.00 per doz. f. o. b. He thought the letters meant “full of booze,” and now he’s madder'n a wet lien. THINK THIS OVER W« ar* unuRtin'Iv particular ng Io tlia guai, ity of lean and coffee« we sh 'I—both hr regard■« where it growj, how il in blended, and how it ig haiftlleJ after it reaches us. W h carry a large variety nf teas a id coffer« to satisfy all tables M-oel • i i| iih what br«n<l bon liavo been buying «nd wt’ll givt • joiir no thing well worth trying. We Help You Lower the Cost ot Living ergerson Bros Across ft m 'l e Bank Vi” COFFEE Quality the Highest—Price Less WHY? Because You Pay tor no Fancy Tin Cans that are Thrown Away. HALu, Vernon!?. Oregon
