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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1923)
«■RÇ 0 The ^National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs, open ed its annual convention in Portland Monday. Hot and Cold Water Dr. 8. M. Zeller, associate plant Eie ct rl c Lijjlnt« pathologist at the Oregon Agricultural ! college experiineut station, will repre Fine Sample Board of Baths Free to Guests sent Oregon at the summer conference HARDWARE RATES REASONABLE of Amercian plant pathologists at Gen For Building Line. eva. N. Y., July 9 to 13. MRS. RAUL WEISE, Prop: Window and Door F rame* Howard S. Dumbolton, former clerk Oregon Vernonia, of the Ilutler Bunking company of Hood River, who pleaded guilty to a Best kind of Cabinet charge of embezzling funds front the savings account was sentenced to five Work. years in the penitentiary. Dr. Frederick Strieker, state health officer of Oregon, was elected presi Stankey & Son. dent of the Pacific Coast Health Of- I fleers' as relation, organized at the ; House Wiring and Supplies, meeting of the American Medical asso ciation held at San Francisco. Plans and Estimates Furnished The seventh annual group meeting R. L. MILLS of the Sunday schools of Linn county was held Sunday at Waterloo under Vernonia • Oregon the auspices of the American Sunday State License BARBER SHOP School union of which the eight parti Sanitary Shop cipating Sunday schools are members. California and Oregon Rotary club SHOWER BA I HS members plan to hold an interstate I. O. O. F. Vernonia Lodge No 216, ---------- COLYUM------------- At all Times, meeting at Crater lake July 27, to Listen Tor the Bell on the Horse meet« every Tuesday night at 8:00 which a caravan of automobiles front I o’clock, in Sesseman Hall. opposite Mike L. Miller, Prop. Portland and Willamette valley towns Depot. —P. O. Mel inger, Nolde Grand: A little nonsense > will go from Portland the morning of An Up-to-date J. W. Rose, Secret try. Now and then July 25. ÏONSORIAL PARLOR Packages, Express. Baggage to H relished by the One million dollars' worth of state and from trains. Best of men *■ -V.e eUai _ sii X7\. :,ajm highway bonds will be offered for Furniture Moving Trunks. and women. MICKIE SAYS sale immediately by the state board of control. This issue will match the f MÄR’ UM t L-WV $1 a**>-- -i-- - Headquarters at Hcffrran Hardware ft dera! amount to be applied on Ute GUM TUAT VAAKES IAE SMVÖKT2 construction of post and forest roads \E> TM' ’n&MTVUAD WMO in the state. > he Dtotrr Grr mis paver so An association of men’s classes of I WELL G ive MtkA AMOTHt-R. free ‘ tho churches and Sunday schools of V ÖUY ME OOUT FOOL kAE Salem to establish a civic unit that \ NOME UJHATEVE« *. shall have a competent voice in dis is Amonj F rie r.ds cussing public affairs, will be work ed out during the summer with Ronald Good Printing Glover as chairman. is the Dress Financier says that the currency Flooring, Ceiling, Rev. E. E. Gilbert, district super should be made more elastic. How < f Business. intendent of the Salem district of the about making it a little uiore adhesive Finish, Mouldings That Is The Methodist Episcopal church, ana Mrs. at the same time? Emma B. Morgan, also of Salem, were Kind We Do Only 28 miles; good auto road to The Fly married in Portland at the home of Bishop William O. Shepard, of the The fly is a most erratic bird. GD For among lots of funny things. Methodist Episcopal church. His ears aren’t on his head at all, Residents of LaPine are making pre They’re underneath his wings. Clatskanie, Oregon paration to put important data into the Let Us Show You I hands of state officials and others who The Answer In Yen are to tour central Oregon preparatory 1 found an old paper 1 had care I ■ to the interstate commerce commis- fully put away some time ago and .J. L». HECK | sion hearing in Portland relative to wasted 15 minutes trying to find out railroad development in that part of what I had, grins an exchange. Ever happen to you ? CONTRACTOR the state. Painter. Decorator Representatives of the Oregon pub Mr. Martineau says even dollar gas lic service commission, Professor won't keep the ^ang off teh road PAPER HANGER Peter Crockett, economist of the Uni- that shoult be kept off. 1 versity of Oregon, and others started epAPti? Signs of all Kinds Monday on an automobile tour The new senator from Colorado, I I throughout central Oregon in the in Alva A. Adams, is reasonably certain Conti acts Estimated of the distinction of being first on terest of the visualized raliroad de MICKIE SAYS the roll call and the payroll. velopment in that part of the state. See me for your Painting Work. I Rural credit unions In the state are When you cross two plants, you s SCR AO IW TUtS MEU4SPAPG0. subject to the double liability im raise a hybrid. When you double- 'S A NOTICE TO TVA' PUBLIC posed by the state in case of insolv- cross a woman, you raise what Dante i TUAT NER LOOGH' FER MORE V* I ency, Attorney-General Van Winkle saw. CUSTOMERS 'M ARE GOiMTA notified Superintendent of Banks POSER. OAVK.OMDEST TD The normal driver thinks he is care Bramwell. 45uch unions are doing a SATtSFN ' m please eta ’ 3 banking business and are subject to ful just because he toots when he is the same laws as banking houses, is getting ready to run over somebody. the attorney-£:z:ral'3 opinion. Another good intelligence test is Modern Appointment of members of the an advertisement of something that 1 state livestock board made by Gover will make ou beautiful in six weeks. * nor Pierce put M. R. Biggs of Prine ville in the place of K. O. Warner of Pendleton, resigned. Harry West of 12th and Washington Sts. Scappoose, J. H. Dobbin of Enterprise Portland, Oregon and Walter K. Taylor of Corvallis are i j reappointed and J. R. Cole of Molalla Rube Sessrur. says every and B. T. Sims of Oregon Agricultural I n -s for a nice home to stay away college are held over. from. The President Harding flag for an Among other bends that can't he increase'of not less than 25 per cent Hot and Cold Hater, in membership of troops has been won depended on in lime of financial Electric Lights. by the Corvallis Boy Scout council, Mirror to the Powder Puff. sire .s arc the bond of matrimony. Dining Room in Connection. reports H. A. Scullen, scout commia- When cupid hit the mark he gen I gioner. Although only a second-class erally Mrs. it. Just Like Home i district now, plans are under way to 1 consolidate Benton county with near The Sphinx may not talk now, but by counties and form a first-class dis the flatness of her nose wotdd indi dave M c D onald , Prop cate that she once talked too much. trict, with a full-time paid executive. Vernonia, - - Oregon. Under the provisions of the Len- In many instances the last root-Anderson bill, passed at the last woman plays on her husband session (. ewngreas, a company has inscription she put* on his ed in Redmond known as the stone—“Rest in Peace.” been f ________ __________________ Centcdl Oregon Agriculture and Live- Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Miller and Loan company, which, in the Mr. and M¿s. J. H. Bush ubre Vernonia pitchers seldom make acity of underwriting for the fed Portland visitors Monday eral farm loan bank of Spokane will it necessary for members of the be in a position to make loan* on live opposing team to take such per stock and other staple agricultural in ilous chances terests. Good time credits under the Oregon WOOD -Goott Wood—Cheap Woon—Time to Buy state parole law apply to first-term- era as well as to convicts who have previously served time in the state prison or those convicted of crimes of “hitch a nature that they are not Next to Eagle Office eligible for parole, according to an opinion written by Attorney-General Van Winkle in response to an inquiry by Johnson 8. Smith, warden of the •X- ------------------- state penitentiary. nds of Pastry for Sale Twenty-fi\ a years ago two young s taken for Birthday and Wed men pledged each other that whoever ding Cakes. should die first the other would preach Rhone Your Orders to 212 the funeral sermon. Friday, at Cor vallis, that pledge was fulfilled. The I Rev. J. E. Snyder of North Bend de Weals at All Hours livered the funeral address over the a Meal Ticket. body of hit lifelong friend. Dr. E. A. Pernot. The two men were separat ed after college days, hut always kept SALÉ, Prop Base on Balls. «ip a close friendship through corra ^ondence. Stop at the VERNONIA HOTEL Friday the Thirteenth LESTER SHEELE Glass Moulding PLUMBING and ELECTRICAL WORK ATTORNI Y-AT-L AW Dillard & Dillard ATTORNEYS Practice in any Court- State Federal. OHice, Court Plaza, St. Helena Vernonia Woodworking Co. L EDWIN KOSS. M. D. POLLYANNA Hauling and City Delivery Muckles Bldg. r a St. Helens, Oregon. I DK. M. D. COLE DENTIST Vernonia, Oregon. R. W ATTS POLLY DR. W. H HURLEY DENTIST KILN DRIED LUMBER West Oregon Lumber Co. Phone 13 onice over Haltom'a Store Vernonia, • • Oregon Office Ooen on and alter June 10 DR. G. F. VI t Physician and EAGLE I STOP HERE Residence Banks T C. L. TAYLOR Physician & Su J Ollier Firat National Ban Forest Grove ,Ore « Phones; Office, Residence, Palace Hotel THE MECCA Modern New Building FOUNTAIN GRILL Refreshing Drinks Cooling Ices Delicious Lunches Coffee Unexcelled NEHALEM HOTEL Eagle Job Printing Quality Very Best Qualify Horseshoe Counter a.,Od mm it Right Now—W SLAB WOOD Delivered Best Place to Eat Makes a Quick, Hot Fire VERNONIA MILL g k ’ 1 • 4 .. ■tL'**>* B 2 ' X' -J A -.4 [*