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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1923)
; ■■è- A BIC PAY ROLL TOWN Ì WITH A », "I r Big Future i Property is Bound to Advance f : I * OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST : * ' V V e offer exceptional buys in our new addili ns, I Sunrise and Park Additions ■» Big Lots, Fine Soil Good View, J $50 to $75 Each *r 4 1-4 Ca«h; balance $10 per month. Po not lievitate, bui buy now wnile ; ym can gct cimice location» ft I J G. B. RICHMOND General Sales Agent Principal Events of the Wee Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. _____ __ e Fire losses In Albany faring 192! ware 18657 less than In 1! Ul. totaling only $11.877. \ Portland'! rose festival Jthls year will be held Tuesday, Wedi tesday and Thursday, June 12, 13 and 114. Construction of a modern s lore build ing to coat $36,000 was anncpnced by R. M. Day, a Eugene capital 1st. Out of 167 arrests made ft 1922 the Baker county sheriffs ktffice, were violations of the llquorllaws. A carload of lumber IsIbeiD«^hipped dally by the Deschutes/ Luq U>er com pany from its mill four (iiilhe (north of Prineville. The fish hatchery | esteblisNed year on Dead Point/ creek. kln\Hood River county, will Ibe enlargecA and made permanent. Jury trials In police court | will\be done away with In Bend If u ‘.charter amendment planned\by the city ^coun cil goes into effect. The fourth annual farmers' week will be held In Gresham February 5-10. Acting Chief of Police John T. Moore has Issued a formal order to patrol men to clean out Portland street« of Its beggars. A landslide ha« blocked the Nehalem valley highway near Fishhawk falls. A considerable part of the road was carried away. The new Eugene hospital was dedi cated last Saturday. Dr. William House of Portland delivering the ded icatory address. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO oooo The intercounty federation of com mercial bodies, organised at Walla FOR SALE Walla last July, la to meet at Free Logan Berry Plants water on April 16. One and Two Year old Plants, $2.90 per dozen J Marton county Holstein breeders W. H. HISS held a meeting at Salem and elected OOOOOOOO OOOV oooo oooo oooo 1 H. W. Cooley of Jefferson as presi dent of the organization. Joe Minton, until a few months ago a guard at the Oregon state peni tentiary, has been appointed deputy state corporation commissioner. Twenty men from Willamette JJni- I versify at Salem are on the anrual Physician and Surgeon 1 three weeks’ men’s glee club to..r | through Oregon and Washington. The Oregon tax-reduction club, st Residence I a meeting held in Salem, went on i record favoring a cut of 25 per cent I In the salaries of all public official«. Oregon Banks, Pendleton ex-service men of all wars have obtained from the city council a 1 larg 1 hall and are now fitting u^ a meeting place and common club room. CHURCH SERVICES The new city administration of As- Vernonia Church of the Evangebcul ' torla has by ordinance decreed that . al! debris within the burned area of Association, Sunday Service«; Preach Astoria must be removed within 60 ing 11 a. m, and 8 p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m. Young People’s Allia- co 7 p.in days. Purchase of the First National bank Prayer Meeting Thursday S p. rn. of Prairie City by William Pollman Choir practice Tuesday 8 p in. of Baker, Patsy Daly, Herman Oliver and J. E. Bailey of Grant county was announced. J Twenty-six of the separate funds in | > -- -- the municipal budget of Ashland show I. O. O. F.—Vernonia Lodge No. 246, a balance of 176,000 for the past year. meets every Tuesday night at 8:00 Receipts totaled >320,000 and expendi > o'clock, in Sesseman Hall, opposite tures $245,000. Depot. —P. O. Mel'inger Noble Grand: ' A wide epidemic of la grippe is J. W. Rose, Secret ,ry. I spreading over the campus of the Uni versity of Oregon, according to univer sity physicians. None of the students is seriously ill. During the past year the city of Medford retired $50,000 worth of bonds, Invested $55,782 In various se curities and has a balance in the treas ury of $117,677.67. Resolutions asking for the recall of County Commissioner Emmet Sharp of Lane county were passed at a meet ing of the stockholders of the Grang ers' Eugene warehouse. While a crew of workmen were re decking the drawbridge over the Skip- anon river at Warrenton the lift span flew up with such force that the machinery was wrecked. Another order for a carload of tow was turned down last week by the Willamette Valley Flax and Hemp as sociation of Salem. The order was from a Los Angeles bouse. The Hood River Apple Vinegar com pany has paid growers for the past season in excess of $20,444 for cull apples, having utilised 3000 tons, chief ly in the manufacture of vinegar. After an interruption of 20 days, due to the destruction of 2000 feet of track in the freshet 1« Hood river, the Mount Hood Railroad company has resumed its rervice to up-valley points Crops valued at $904,000 were pro duced during the year of 1922 on 57,- 186 acres of land in the Klamath rec lamation project, according to a report complied by H. D. Newell, manager of the project. R. E. Mantor, for two years a resi dent of Salem, has been appointed deputy warden of the state penlten- I tiary. The appointment was announc ed by Johnsen Smith, new warden of the institution. Of 167 arrests made by the Baker county sheriffs office in 1922, F7 were for alleged violations of the prohibition laws, according te a report compiled by Deputy B. M. Patterson. The office destroyed <3 stills. The moose liberated on the border between Lane and Douglas counties are all in excellent condition, accord ing to * report made to the state game commission by Captain Burghduft, state game warden. Fifty Vale boosters got together at a chicken dinner in the Drexel hotel and decided that Vale must have ». commercial club. Practically every citizen present signed the list for charter membership. DR. G. F. VIA THE MECCA A OATH ERI NO PLACE For Those Who Appreciate The Best in Confections and Fountain Service Coffee Unexcelled s ashful Mr. Bobbs Comedy in Three Acts. 2 1-2 Hours of Laughter. CASTs:2 77 F •♦l 1 7 Katherine Henderson, a young wife............... Isnbe Condii y Al ills Fred Henderson—her husband t r Mrs. Wiggins—the landlady ... ..Margaret chubert Obadi-h Stump—■ fresh country prixlnct, Westt Shecdey Frances Whitaker—an athletic girl j......... BenÀta Parker ¡...Bianche Bergerson Rosalie Otis—a society bud......... Robert Bobbs—th i bashful one ... ............... Eddie Con dit ...... Bessie McDonald .Jean Grahatn—a Delaware Peach d ......... Harry Keasey Marston Bnbba—anything but b Celesta Vanderpool—of the “Mo’>res .............. Edith Wilson Julie—her French maid from Paris, Ky , Julia Keaaey High School Student Body Benefit ADMISSION! Adults, 35c; Children, 25c. About »0 P«r cant of checks for $42,72*45, which were mailed out from Medford in dividends and interest checks by the California-Oregon Pow er oompany. went to 1277 stockhold ers ud Investors buying stock on the partial-payment plan, located through out the territory served ky the com paay. ''g .'■* WAR DECLARED ------ON Used Car Prices By th< — r Used Car Exchange Hillsboro, Oregon We »ought the«« «’a»« nt Sacrifice Prloit, and we are gmiig to give fli« Public lb« advantage of our Bargain. I hey have ell b‘eu ro'idition« d and in good running order. S -veml It« ¡tint Jobe. 1017 1916 1918 1920 Overland, 75 Model $ 85.00 Ford 100.00 Chevrolet 140.00 Eord 200.00 An I Many Other«, ns Follows: Dodges, Buicks, Overlands, 19, 20 and 21 Chev rolet;, 122 Maxwell like new. 1922 Chal mers like new, Fords. EASY TERMS Used Car Exchange Rt eve« & Alexander, (Bill) Prop. 1246 Main St. Hillsboro, Ore A w
