Of proposals for the delfv.ry of Si®,•
000 ton« of rock for jetty construction
at the entrance of Coo. bay, that of
the Hauser Construction company of
Portiund was lowest at 97 cents a ton,
delivered f. o. b. government barges.
1)R. W. H. HURLEY
DENTIST
Office over Haltoin*. Store
Vernonia,
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Oregon
Evening, by Appointment.
LESTER SH EELEY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oregon
Vernonia,
J. R. McKEE
DR. M. D. COLt
Plans and Estimates Furnished
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Repair Work Done
Rea, Corey Add.
on Short Notice
Vernonia, Ore.
DENTIST
Vernenla, Oregon.
Dillard & Dillard
ATTORNEYS
EDWIN ROSS, M. D
Phone 134
Muckles Bldg.
Practice in any Court—State of
Federal.
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Office, Court I’laza, St. Helene, Ore.
St. Helens, Oregon.
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C. L. TAYLOR, M. D
Physician & Surgeon
1 hones.
M. T. COLE, M. I).
O regon
W. A. GRESSMAN
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
Pringle Bldg.
Notary Public
I. A. DUNLAP, M. D
Offices Over Drug Store
Vernonia, Oregon
Res. Phone 592—Office 591
Night or Day
Vernonia, the Nehalem valley, the
»tate, the Nation, all need, and need
badly, a paved inland highway from
It is a military
Portland to Astoria,
necessity«
a
lieve
Columbia
the
tourist
Come and see Andy Parker
A Wholesale Agent for all kinds
of Lots, Farms and Timber Land
Largest Real Estate of its kind
in America. Wholesale and Retail
Phone No. 3 Short. Vernonia.
Ve! nonio
Collections
necessity to re
River Highway
Our job printing department is busy.
Better get those letterheads, enve­
lopes, cards, melius or business cir­
culars printed. We print anything at
the I
office and guarantee the
work.
congestion.
It is a market highway
the farmers must have. It is an emei
gency.
Make it an extension of the
Roosevelt
Highway
from
Astoria
through Vernonia and on to Portland.
Some Eagle subscriptions have ex­
pired, or will .shortly. In accordance
with postal regulations the paper will
have to be discontinued after the time
paid for has expired. Please don't
allow us to take your name off. The
paper is arranging some big improve­
ments that will put the shop on an
.qual with any weekly in Oregon or
Hie Northwest. Full particulars next
week.
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Good Mill
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SLAB WOOD
$4.00 Per Load
Delivered For
Good Big Load of the Best Slub Wood now for I bin low price
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Lay it your winter’s supply Now.
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Makes a Quick, Hot Fire
VERNONIA MILL CO.
0. W. HOMES
AFTER THE SHOW
Any Time : : Day Or Night
New
Styles
In Hats
The public service commission has
suspended until May 15 tariffs filed
by a number of railroads operating C hinese N oodles , T omales ,
in the state cancelling half fare re-
CiiiLA, F resh O ysters ,
turn concessions for attendants ac-
S andwiches , L unches .
companying livestock shipments to
Portland and other terminals.
Citizens of Eugene will hold a mass
THE LUNCH WAGON
meeting next week to discuss a pro­
NEXT DOOR EAST OF OLD MILL POOL HALL
posed bond issue of >250,000 or >3C0,-
000 to drain the Amazon slough that
flows through the southern part 01
Eugene and which overflows every
Stop at the
winter, causing mueh damage to prop­
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erty.
hi thia special January showing of mid-peason
The Pelton Water Wheel company
Hot and Cold Water
Styles, you will see nteny attractive designs that will
of San Francisco has shipped to the
Electric?
Portland Railway, Light & Power com
appeal to your sense of good taste as well a« economy
pany, designed for the Oak Grove hy­
Baths Free to Guests
We welcome tee opportunity to «how them to you.
draulic unit, the world’s highest head
RATES REASONABLE
reaction turbine, designed to operate
“The Ruth Millinery,” Next to Horseshoe Restaurant.
under an avorage effective bead of
MRS. PAUL WEISE, Prop:
857 feet.
W' ■ ' I Ml II
Vernonia,
Oregon
Sent by Attorney-General Van
I
'raw
Winkle to investigate claims of six ex­
county road workers for overtime pay
COLLECTIONS
covering a period of two years or more
We Never Quit. We Get Results.
No Collections No Charge
and amounting to several thousand
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT COMPANY
dollars, J. M. Devers, formerly dis­
McMinnvtlle
Hillsboro
Tillamook
Sheet metili \\ <>rk
trict attorney of Lane county, is in
J. I. Knight
J. J - Stangel
J no. O. Bozorth
Eugene.
Wheat farmers in Umatilla county
have disregarded the calendar and are
Estimates Cheerfully Given
taking the performance of the weather
as a sure indication that spring has
Please Phone 232 or
arrfvad. Spring seeding of grain has
already been begun in some sections, i Leave Orders at Vernonia
and in many localities plowing is un-
Hardware (,’orn; anv
der way.
A temporary office where Individ
tials, corporations and partnerships af­
fected by the state Income tax law
may obtain assistance in preparing
their tax returns, and obtain other in­
formation in connection with the oper­
ation of the law. will be opened in
Portland this week.
The 1924 loganberry crop in the
Willamette valley will not exceed 25
per cent of normal, according to of­
ficials of the Oregon Growers' Co-oper­
ative association, who have made a
careful survey of the situation. The
small crop will be due to the cold
weather experienced a few weeks ago.
August W. Schmermacher, corporal,
headquarters detachment, 249th artil­
lery, route 6, Salem, and Cecil W.
Kennedy, private, 162d infantry, 1212
Garfield avenue, Portland, have b»en
designated by the president from the
national guard of Oregon as cadets at
the United States military academy, at
West Point.
James R. Linn and Frank Durbin
of Salem will each donate a silver
cup for the boy and girl prize winners
*» the next state fair. Mr. Linn’s
7 will be for the best Jersey calf
jbited in the boys’ and girls’
classes, while Mr. Durbin’s cup will be
for the girl or boy exhibiting the be3t
Holstein calf.
r Oregon pensions have been granted
ns follows: Wilson B. Sinnett, Cot­
tage Grove, >12; John J. Buchter, Med
ford, >15; Karre Nelson, Woodburn.
>30; Ellen Roberts, Woodburn, >30;
Millie Hidgson, Cottage Grove,
Archie W. Colton, Portland.
Frederick Edmunds. Portland,
Mary J. Mangle, Newport, >30; Wlll-
iam E. Miller. Portland, >12.
There were five fatalities due to in-
dustrial accidents in Oregon dur.ng
the week ending February 14, accord
ing to a report prepared by the state
Industrial accident commission. The
victims were: Frank Tucker. Salem,
choker setter; Harry Clark. Albany,
logger; John Edge, Baker, oiler; Peter
Hansen, Astoria, foreman, and Roy
Jordan, lineman, Klamath Falls. A
total of 618 accidents were reported.
Seventy business and professional
leaders of Willamette valley towns
met at Albany and effected a tempor­
ary organization which will conduct a
survey of the project to bring the
water of Clear lake into the valley
(or domestic and power purposes. Of­
ficers of the organisation, of which
the name will be chosen later, were
elected and committees chosen to con­
duct the survey and to raise funds to
pay for the work. Waldo Anderson of
Albany, father of the plan, was chosen
president; Victor Oliver of Albany,
secretary and Frank Schramm of Cor
vullis. treasurer.
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PHONE 7F255
V ernonia ,
B. F. Wilson, one of the leading citi­
zens of Union county, a farmer and
lawyer, has announced his intention
of being a candidate for the nomina­
tion on the democratic ticket for
representative in congress at the com­
ing primary election.
WOOD—Good Wood—Cheap Wood—Time to Buy it Right Now—WOOD
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Forest Grove, Oregon
922
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W. A. Steward and Fred A. Phillips,
prominent beef cattle growers of
Baker county have received a ship­
ment of 41 head of Holstein cows
from Psrma, Ind., which will be used
as the nucleus of dairy herds they ex­
pect to build up.
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VERNONIA HOTEL
< »thee First National Bank Bldg.
Bldg.
Office,
ReBjdence>
Ten passenger trains of the Oregon
Electric were taken off the run on
Sunday, according to the announce­
ment made by W. F. Turner, presi­
dent of the Spokane, Portland A Se­
attle railway, which operates the elec­
tric line.
A
Better Titan Trap* For Rats
Write» Adams Drug Co.. Texas
They Ray? ** RAT-SNAP is doingr the work
and thu rut undertaker» are as busy as pop
corn on a hot stove.** Try it on your rata.
RAT-SNAP In a "money back’* jruaranteed
sure killer. Cornea ready for uhc ; no mix-
in* with other foods. Cats and dogra won't
touch iL Rats dry up and leave no smell.
Three sizes: 35c for one room: 65c for
houne or chicken yard ; $1.25 for barns and
outbuildinsa. Start killing rata today.
""bold and Guaranteed by
Emmott & Culver
Vernonia Meat Market
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JOE BAUMAN
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Concentrate your efforts in this
territory by advertising* in the Eagle
and it will produce maximum results
Get vour share of the business