Vernonia eagle., May 11, 1923, Image 1

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VERNONIA, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1923
MOUTHPIECE of the NEHALEM VALLEY
Volume 1, Number 40
Paul Robinson, Editor and Owner
COLUMBIA COUNTY
Advertising Medium of a Big Pay Roll Community
f
Distinguished Character Artist At Head of Ward
Waters Company To Open Chautauqua
Nehalem Citizens To
Enjoy Chautauqua
Rainier Demist Arrested
To Westport
—I----
Monday
night,
officers arrested
Ward Water« With Two Talented Assistants Will Give Clever
Dr.
A.
G.
McDonald,
local dent­ In the best of humor and a
ram of Music and Dramatic Art.
ist, m his office between two and beautiful day to inspire then.,
Monday Night the Council
A wealth of musical and en- three o’clock in the morning. Dr.
met. .Among other subjects dis­ tainment features, and a lecture McDonald was in company with the Vernonia ball team drove to
cussed, the following was ac­ I list that will open up many new­ a girl who resides in the Delena Westport Sunday, to cross bats
complished: $12 50 will be the lines of thought and observation neighborhood, and who was in a with the Nine of that thriving
i charge for tapping watermains ¡3 indicated from the advance state of stupid drunkenness. A mill town. To make a long sto»y
| to residence property, to the information just recieved from charge was placed against the short, the Westport bunch were
carb and include cut-off cock. I Ellison-White concerning the Doctor for havi g liquor in his go<xi play rs and extra good at.
beefing.” Their Captain was
Minimum charge for water about coming Chautauqua program. possession and he was taken be
tiresome
and a bluffer that
$1.25 per month, Going to ad- The dates for ihe Vtrronia fore Justice of the Peace A. L
should
have
been heavily fined
vertise for bids for 1000 feet of Chautauqua have not been de­ Clark Tuesday at 11 o’clock and
and
thrown
out
of t e game.
fire hose, two nozzles and two finitely set but will be ere long. was lined $200 and sentenced to
Our
boys
made
some rotten
hose carts. Permit granted to “The Shepherd of the Hills”, 30 buys in jail.
plays,
fielding
poor,
some bad
Mr. Lyles to erect 27 x 100 ft. Harold Bell Wright’s m ich loved A charge of disorderly conduct
throws
and
some
bad
failures
at
fireproof building. Petition pre­ story of the Oz-irk mountains, was placed against the woman in
catching.
Euc
they
also
made
sented by several not to permit and one or the greatest of all tue cat, AH';« Violet Johnson.
a hospital building was laid on American plays will probablj- The complaint in this case was some good plays. Our battery
file. Sidewa’k ordinance r issed draw one of the largest crowds made before City Recorder Wm. was splendid and didn’t seem to
— p irticulars in oruinan'e in an- of the week. It is to bo pro­ Symons, a cash bond was put receive the support they sr.ou d
o her column. Permissic n v. as duced by professional playeis up for her appearance, which have had. Coyle pitched <h-
given Mr. Ear.y f< r cerne t walk c »ached by Elia- Day, of ( htago w s forfeited. —Rainier Review nine innings and held out g >ou.
The first few innings they fan­
of eight feet mound his r w Another outstanding entertain­
ned
them as fast as they came
theatre building. Council de­ ment feature is the program of
to bar. In t‘ e second, Lamb
cided to i ..- all drinking foun­ McDonald Birch, a young wiz-
started the playing by making a
tairs and furnish water for any I zard who-e clever, baf fling
J home run, and he was followed
one furnishin r the fountains. tricksand humorous “pat^r”
Sa ur'ay evening, no special by W. Coyle, who made a good
Adjourned until Thursday.
have ma e him one of the most crowd, but
incidentally we two-bagger. The scores made
popular magicians of the plat- counted 42 autos parked on our by Westport were mostly on er­
It would be difficult indeed to find u more suitable opening Chautauqua
attraction than the Ward Waters Company, a company of »■ .tabllslicd artist.-
form. Birch is sure to be re str ets. In many cases it is rors by our team.
who leave nothing to be dt-blred in wholesome, happy entertainment. Ward
ceivea
with enthusiasm.
!<»>f ’¡cult to find
oki g room I Clarence Coyle hurt his knee,
Waters to u “make-up” arttoti of first rank, with mon- than twelve years’ ex­
lhen
there is the War^1 Walt­ j o.i (he siaewaiks. Toe city neecs which bothered him throughout
Here’s a commentary from th'
perience on tiie lyceurn and legitimate atuge. Many of his selections arc orig­
inal and of highest merit. Ills “Possum Trot” sketch Is a classic.
Vernonia Eagle, the bringht and ers Company, in two programs. •;» 10 feet cement walk on both the g ime. In the 8lh he hit a
Ferne Lewis Waters, whistler, reader and child Impersonator, Is a plat­
newsy
paper published in the Ward Walters is a “make-up” sides of Bridge street C me three-bagger, and the C ief
form favorite. The third member of this trio, Orace McNett, is a xylophone
Btofer of Westport even kicked
rich
timber
area of Columbia artist with years of experience eventually—why not now.
artist and pianist and with Mrs. Waters handles Important roles In the dra­
matic sketches presented.
on
Lyceum
and
the
legitimate
on
permitting a substitute to run
county, The editor of the Eagle
stage.
Fern
Lewis
Water-
is
a
in
from
third for Coyle.
is presisely right in saying that
New
Gents
Furnishing
Store
favorite
in
child
impersonations;
t Westport has some splendid
boosters make cities, for it is
p ayers and their team is good.
that very element here that is and Grace McNett is a xylophon
D. Allman is stocking up a Thtir bulldozing tactics are dis-
helping in Garibal i's prosperity. artist and pianist. The Nations
Trio, headed by Keith Conover, new Gents Furnishings store for gracing. They are nqt all ot
—Garibaldi News.
New Fire Proof Building
Caused Comment
baritone, gives musical numbers Vernonia, in the Sessman build this variety, however,
top:
d :
two ol ing formerly occupied by the The score Sunday was 5 to 12
A hollo” brick building will be •
Decoration Day
the
op
¿r
n
t
;
ays,
to ;<eed restaurant. ,’»Ir. Allman is in favo- of Wes: port.
erected immediate), we under­ Last week’s issu of the Eagle
prepared co attend to repair
Exercises In Vemoni« day.
hi^ ’n The
fuvor famous
'vlthau “ “ e Private
'-ce8 ” else
stand, on the lot recently pur­ caused considerable favorable
work,
cleaning and pressing.
chased of C. A. Mills, next, to comment. On account of pub­
1
R.
Peat
will
deliver
one
The
new
store intends to op. n Do You Hear The Music
Har
the Horseshoe, bv the new own­ lishing picture and facts of the
May 30th. is Memorial Day. of t‘ most interesting lectures fo” business Tuesbay.
ers, Lyles Bros. Mr. Lyles, the new big mill, we printed a hun­ It will be observed in Vernonia,
3 interesting can er. .hit
builder, is a railroad engineer dred extra copies and they went and all places of business are of 1 dks were known throughout The horse w’ith the bell is a
Last Sunday night about IP,
residing at Bend. The building like hot cakes at a camp break­ asked, if convenient, to close war
we
were awakened by some ex
reminder
thnt
you
have
an
tx-
“
Pri-
the 1 -nd, as wa3 his book,
will be 27 x 100 feet.
I fast. A few letters were sent their business houses from 10 a. vate I’eat”. Today he is lectur­ , ress wagon handy at your beck ceptional beautiful music, anc
the editor complim nting the tn. until! noon At 10 a. m. ap
editor and the Chamber of Com­ propriate exercises for the de­ ing r * peace”, with the same ! and call any time a day. Local guessed al! week of different
mère spoke favorable of the en­ parted sailors will be held on dramatic style of oratory ano i hauli g, packages, express, places it cam“ from, not knowing
terprise. Also little article on the Rock Creek bridge, After hum >r. Dr. F. E. Gordon brings trunks ar.d suitcases. Any light it was being furnished in Port­
Who is Dot? You will And good morals brought us many a parade, program and speech, an e’ tally vital message, on t delivery. Mr. Watts has had land. Mr Fenner has in his poo)
out on May 11. Don’t forget Congratulations from local men the cemetery will be visited diff :ent topic. As an educate! experience and understands room one of the best and loudi
the play given bv the Vernonia and women, including our Mayor where the graves will be decor­ he I .ow3 the problems oi schoo nandling furniture with proper est Radios we ever looked at oi
Grange at the Vernonia High our Minister and a dozen or so ated. More will be printed of and >me; and he is a real ora­ care. He looks after the job listened to. This Friday night
tor. “Shooting the Goal” is a end makes the deliveries aafe he says he will place the horn
School Auditorium, Friday night of our good citizens all heartly the particulars later.
pow rful plea for closer cooper­ and reliable. His headquarters, on the roof so that larger crowds
(this Friday night) May 11 endorsing it. We appreciate it
ation between the home and the for the present are at the Hoff­ can hear. Between 8;15 and 9
Ladies requested to bring a box greatly. The Eagle is a public
there will be a dance music by
school. That the pticly muscal man Hardware Store,—Adv.
supper for two. Play begins at institution, which we hope is for
the Portland Hotel orchestra
end
of
the
program
has
not
been
i
—
—
8 o’clock. “Dot. the Miner’6 public good. Personally we are
Mrs.
C.
F.
Fuller
of
libs
Ange-
and
after that various pieces
;
Slighted
is
evident,
with
such
Daughter.
not “against” auy individua
The main attraction for a hun­ i splei. lid organizations and a tists ' les California, visited in town from Portland, California ai <1
and wish to be an aid to each dred or so spectators. Tuesday [
Orchestra, i this week, she is an 'old time Eastern cities, followed by th«
I ot buyers have been visitir g and all in any légitiment busi­ evening, was the maneuvering! as th i Jugo-Slav baiitone. Mar friend of N-Soden’s.
Hoot Owls at midnight.
the City in bunches the p .st two ness A Good, Busy City of of two monstrous machines Artel.s Dick:on,
tha Dixcn, pianist, A ice Kay-
I Homes our aim.
weeks.
crossing Rock Creek in the cen­ moi ci, violinist, and Ruth Lin-
ter of the city. A powerful rud. oarpist. All these stand in
Marion steam shovel on its way high favor with musical audier
*o rhe mill cite feared to cross ces of the East and West. Their
the bridge and took the route conu .buttons to the week’s, er,
alongside and through the water. terl.nnnient will be of g nuine
Th? gravel proved ton soft for aru . ic quality. The last night
the 15 or 20 tons and the wide of Chautauqua is to be “Joj
wheels sank in the dirt two ftet Nig a ”, when the program is to
deep. A large caterpiller Holts beo unusual entertaini.ig quality
r
was called to its assistance. Fine, clean fun, and 1 glit-hear­
Alter the breaking of strong ted usic will remain us a happy
cables, huge planks and many mem >ry long after the c ose of
fruitless attempts lasting until Chautauqua.
after dark, the crowd left, to re­
turn the next morning to wit­
W/HAT does the dollar in your pocket mean?
ness the rording of the stream.
C. of C. Meets
YY jo gome it means another step toward the
new home; to some it means the next dollar to.
An Accident
ward the the coveted business opportunity; to
F»'day noon the Vernonia
some it means simpiy anothef dollar to spend.
Chamber
of Commerce held their
Caas Bergerson, met with an acci-
i
When a man has learned the value of a
noon
lunch
meeting in the Col
bent Tuesday night with his car. An-
dollar he has learned to estimate his own
umbia
Hotel.
The Chib went c i
other auto and hia collided head I on
Mr. Laraon was driving the other car record as favoring a deep well of
wealth!
on the wrong side of the street, we goc.) water instead of ex per .-
are told, and in the smash he recieved mer ting with ere» k water for
severe cuts on the face. The Berger-
son car was damaged about the radia- citv use. Mr. Duryea o! the
toi and front fei tiers ard is in the Sta « Chamber was invited to
Vernonia.Oregon t J"
visit Vernoni. in th • mar future
auto hospital for repairs
and give us one of 1.: splendid
W. A. Young and C. C. JacoH lecture«. All members are urged
were in from the Inman-Foul- to attend the next meeting next
son camp Monday.
Friday night.
Crowded Streets
^Chautauqua Dates ¿ire June 14 to 18
“DOT”
One Dollar
BANK or VERNONIA^