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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1925)
VERNONIA EAGLE Rtfcce Yöüf Ad Hire — I Of God and Human-kind. HIS PAL. Your boy and mine will have a Pal, He’ll learn 'the story, old and sweet, Of that you may be sure, Of love and motherhood, And just these two will talk about Of all that’s pure and fine and The stars and weather lore; great— Thty’ll talk about ’most everything, The way that each boy should, , Like birds and book* and trees. Of huntng, fishing, radio, lie’ll learn aright of all the things Anl butterfies and bees. That mystify a lad— And so I’m just a-thinking, men. And oft your boy will ask his Pal His PAL should be his DAD. As they together chat, — Jim Spencer, Poet Laureate of Of sex arid how things come to be. Rotary. You may be sure of that; * So if your boy just has a Pal ---------- ------------ If you lose anything, you may fimi Of clean and wholesome mind, He’ll learn a wondrous story.men, it through an adv. in this nnwftpupvr. Notice of Collection cf Assessment lumber. 1924, the number or letter <f each lot, part of lot, or parcel of .and assessed and the number 01 letter of the Block in which the : a me is situated, the name of the owners thereof and the sums ;■ ssessed upon such lots , parts of ots or parcels of land being as fol- lows: aqqvcsmi ROI 1 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER FOUR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that assessments have been levied for the construction of street and storm sewer improvements in Im- proVement District No. 4, of the City of Vernonia, Oregon, and that same were entered in the docket of City Liens on the 14th day of Sep- Owner of Record Block Lot Addition Amount of Assessment 64.47 West 7 1 Eva West 119.08 West 2 1 R. D. Simpson 119.08 West 3 1 G. C. Sale 119.08 West 4 1 Eva West 119.08 West 5 1 R. A. Space 119.08 West 6 1 J. & M. Krinick 8.01 West 7 1 F. & E. Hartwick 8.04 West 8 1 F. J. & N. B. Peterson 8.0-1 West 9 1 T. F. & B. M. Wriggle 8.04 West 10 1 T. F. & B. M. Wriggle 8.04 W est 11 1 N. Chambers 8.04 West 12 1 O. M. Thompson 119.08 West 1 2 C. A. & Alice Malmsten 2 119.08 West 2 Eva West 119.08 West 3 2 William & G. Lindley 8.04 West 4 2 J. H. Poher 8.041 West 5 2 Minnie Krinick 8.04 West 6 2 Madge Rogers 13.74 1 East Side 7 Elmo Jory 6.87 East side Ntt-2 7 E. Martinau 6.87 East side NM.-3 7 E. Martinau 6.87 East side S%-2 7 J. H. Bush 6.87 SMi-3 Egst side 7 J. H. Bush 119.08 4 East side 7 Harve Christenson 119.08 5 East side 7 Harve Christenson 119.08 1 6 East side 7 Harve Christenson 13.74 • 8 1 • East side Vernonia High School 13.74 Sa o East side 8 Vernonia Hight School 13.74 3 East side 8 Vernonia High School 13.74 East side 8 4 Vernonia High School 13.74 5 East side 8 Vernonia High school 119.08 East side 6 8 Vernonia High School 119.08 East side 8 7 Vernonia High school 119.08 East side 8 8 Vernonia High school 119.08 East side 9 8 Vernonia High school 119.08 10 East side 8 Vernonia High school 13.74 East side 1 9 Fred & Sigred Overson 13.74 East side 2 9 Fred & Sigred Overson 119.08 1 East side 3 9 C. M. Dübendorf 119.08 East side 4 9 Mamie Becker 119.08 5 East side 9 Roy Webber 119.08 East side 6 9 Roy Webber 119.08 1 East side 10 Floy Kammock 119.08 East side 10 2 Floy Kammock 119.08 3 East side 10 J. A. & K. McDonald 156.13 ! 4 East side 10 J. A. & K. McDonald 191.221 East side 5 10 'H. D. Van Blaricom « 80.13! East side 6 10 Ethel Rav 45.09 East side 7 10 J. A. & K. McDonald 8.04 East side 8 10 J. A. & K. McDonald 8.04 East side 9 10 R. M. & A IT' ll 8.04 ¡ East side 10 10 R. M. & 119.08 J East side 1 11 Evangelical Church 119.081 East side 2 11 Evangelical Church 119.0.8 i 3 East side 11 Leroy Page 119.08 4 East side 11 Harley Redmond 119.08 5 East side 11 Harley Redmond 8.041 6 East side 11 Helen Masten 8.01 East side 7 11 L. A. Ragers 8.01. 8 East side 11 L. A. Rogers 4.021 East side S^-9 11 Tagau Nicholi 4.02 East side S‘A-10 11 Tagau Nicholi 4.02 East side N*4-9 11 M. J. Foley 4.02 I East side N^-10 11 M. J. Foley 119.08 East side 1 12 C. A. & Alice Malmsten 119.08 East side 2 12 C. A. & Alice Malmsten 119.08 3 East side 12 C. A. & Alice Malmsten 8.04 East side 4 12 Bessie Tapp 8.04 East side 5 12 Bessie Tapp 8.0 Í East side 6 12 A. Cartwright _ Number _____ ____ (Note: Deed _ Book and Page refer to the Deed Records of COLUMBIA COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON) Block Lot Brdwy. $ 13.74 2 W. C. Repass Deed Book 33 p. 265 1 13.74 3 (unfiled Cecil Sawyer 1 Jeed book 38 p. 420 1 plat) 44 44 44 13.74 4 37 p. 73 1 M. D. Cole 44 44 .44 13.74 5 37 p. 393 1 James R. & Olive V. Cox 44 44 44 13.74 6 35 p. 510 1 Mary Nash, Sr. 44 44 44 t.3.74 7 38 p. 255 1 V. C. Short 44 44 44 16.49 8 33 p.265 1 - C. T. Early * (Care G. Mitchell) 44 44 44 13.74 9 32 p. 196 1 N. K. Jensen 44 44 44 13.74 10 37 p. 635 1 J. C. & Ramona Lindley 44 44 44 13.74 •11 35 p. 450 1 Elmo C. Jory 44 44 44 119.08 12 38 p. 636 1 Phoebe E. Morris George H. & Rose 44 44 44 119.08 13 38 p. 27 1 E. Stankey George H. & Rose 44 << 119.08 38 p. 27 1 14 E. Stankey it 44 44 142.98 15 33 p. 265 1 Ben S. Owen ■ 44 w 44 44 119.08 16 37 p. 585 I Jack 4 Betty Hazelton 44 44 44 119.08 33 p. 265 1 17 Mary Currie- 44 44 44 119.08 18 33 p. 265 1 C. L. Gibson 44 44 44 1 19.os 19 33 p. 265 1 Floyd Cleveland 44 44 44 119.08 20 33 p. 265 1 Flovd Cleveland 44 44 44 64.47 21 38 p. 374 1 M. D. 4 Marjorie Cole H. D. Van Blaricom 100 fett by 100 feet in SW*4 of NW'i Sec. 4. Deed Book 9 p. 22 125.26 J. W. & D. Baldwin 41 feet by 100 feet in SWtt of NW‘A of Sec. 4 Deed Book 38 p- 353 51.25 D. A C. Dübendorf, 146.31 Tract in SW % of NWH of Sec. 4, Deed Book 35 p. 190 F. A S. Ovewon, 93.85 Tract in SW% of NW4 of Sec. 4. Deed Book 33 p. 315 M. Overson . 289.51 Tract in SW % of NW % of Set. 4. Deed Book 36 p. 252 Th« foregoing assessments arc now due and payable and if not paid within ten days from the last publication of this notice will be- come delinquent. , Property owners who desire to avail themselves of the privilege of paying their assessments in install ments under the provisions of Sec tions 3788 to 3796, Oregon Laws, commonly referred to as the “Ban croft Bonding Act,” may do so by filing their applications therefor within ten (10) days from the date hereof, the same being the date of the first publication of this notice. Applications fpr such purpose may be procured from the Recorder Dated this 25th day of Stptember, 1925. D. B. REASONER, City Recorder STRAIGHT TALKS WITH AUNT EMMY j ./-¿Vi d F. Dithmar OhT“GOLD BONDS “Before I go to the bank to ask ad vice about Investing the money mother left me, 1 wish you would tell me something more about bonds.' said Helen to Aunt Emmy. “Am I right in thinking that gold bonds are absolute ly safe? Are gold bonds what people mean by gilt edge securities?" “What a child ft Is!” laughed Aunt Emmy. “I can see that you do need to learn something about bonds, The term 'gold bond' does not have any thing to do with the term ‘gilt edged security.’ The latter Is nothing more than a commonly used phrase that moans a safe security.. Companies that Issue gold bonds usually agree to redeem them In United States gold coin of the weight and fineness of the gold coin Issued by the United Stat.es Treasury at the time the bonds are put on the market. This is done In order to protect the bondholders from the very remote possibility of a rad ical change In the value of United States currency, such as. for example, Edward Dlthinar, former lieu the changes In the values of German tenant-governor of Wisconsin, who has and other European currencies as a announced himself as ‘’emergency result of the war. While such a thing candidate” for the United States Is unlikely to occur In this country, senate for the seat of the late Robert financiers always try to guard against M. La Follette. He will run as every possible trouble. Although a independent Republican .If Robert bond may be payable tn gold It Is un l.u Follette. Jr., is nominated. necessary to demand payment In actu al gold coin since our American money Is on a gold basis anyhow and our Sportsmen of Englar d who orig good old paper dollars have exactly inated trap shooting used live pig the same value as golden dollars. eons inroad of the clay disc now in “But you want to bear In mind ene vogue. thing. Because you- buy a so-called ■gold bond.’ that does not mean that When sand dunes are encountered the bond Is secured by gold In any in the Sahara Desert, travelers in way, or that ft Is stronger than any automobiles are required to lay nets other bond. The strength of a bond under their cars to secure trtiction. lies simply and only In the ability Frequently it takes thirty hours- to of the company that Issues ft to pay go 1,500 feet. Its debts. And of course you should consider the value of the property Because he has a prejudice pledged or mortgaged to secure the bond. If any property Is given as se- against taking their lives the beggar in the Orient carefully removes the curity.” "Dear ■ me. Aunt Emmy.” exclaimed vermin from his body and places Helen, "I ‘ never realized how much them gently on the ground for one needs to know before Investing i others to acquire. one’s money. In my case ft’s awfully Important not to have a loss, because Twenty-two states have enacted although I have only a tiny amount of certification laws for automobile money It Is all I have In the world. titles, to prevent wrongful disposnl How can I ever learn to tell what is of motor cars. good from what Is bad?” “I am not sure you ever can rely on Ten per cent of all life insurance your own judgment, my dear,” smiled Aunt Emmy, “but If you will be guided in force in California, January 1. by your bank, you needn’t worry.”— 1924, was allowed to lapse during the year, according to the under A. B. Aymes. writers’ report. ON GUARD AGAINST FARM CROOKS With every constructive movemait for the improvement of agriculture, one is likely to find men who will at tempt to capitalize it for their own personal benefit. This may take the form of shipping in poor and unprofita ble Uve»fock to palm off on unsuspect ing farmers, or It may sometimes be selling fair to good livestock at exorbi tant prices under promise of taking back some of tbe offspring at high figures. . , There are several Instances where the college of agriculture thrpugh Its county agent system has co-operated tn heading off the Introduction of un desirable or extravagantly priced live stock. In other Instances the state bankers association, through Its agri cultural committee or the secretary’s office, haw sent warnings to its mem ber banks relative to Individuals or firms operating on an unsound basis. It Is as Important to head off unde sirable and unprofitable Investments as ft Is to encourage constructive and porfltable ones.— Banker-Farmer. Splemhd Sckooh » ifik HUNTERS acreage to rent or sell Play safe. Before starting out, see the local agent about a MUTUAL BENEFIT HEALTH AND ACCI DENT POLICY. Pays All Ways— Always It’s the best policy ever written. G. C. Olsen, Vernonia Real-j ty, local agent. 4-tf Seven and u half acres, twojjhs from Vernonia, all under culti^^^^T I C ATI ABIC UULLbV I lUlwW with fair uuiidings on place. Inquire one block north of Washington grade school, John Krinick. 5-4 ---------- «---------- The small advs. get results. We salvage your old notes and accounts No Collections No Charge KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO. J. I. KNIGHT, McMinnville. J. O. BOZORTH, Tillamook. J. J. STANGEL, Hillsboro. CRAWFORD MOTOR CO LINCOLN—FORD—FORDSON You can now buy your Ford on the 18 months payment plan Payments as low as $21.88 a month O •— O-— o Gasoline, Oil, Storage, Tires and Accessories o—o—o Ambulance for Towing Battery Service Phone 612 o—o—o FORD AFFORD YOU CAN Announcement Haltoms store is now open for business Goods greatly reduced A trick cave in the San Isabel National Forest in Colorado is so constituted that when you drop a straw hat into it a strong, boomorang current of intermittent wind forces it frore the ghostly cavern to the surface. , The railroads of Colombia,South America, are not standard guage throughout, making it necessary to break bulk at each raifhead. SSkaggs Cane Sugar 100-lbs, $6.35; « Cash Stores « klO-lbs, 68c BANKERS HELP The banks of Bodford county. Ten nessee, are furnishing pure bred eggs to all who will agree to return one pullet for each fifteen eggs in the fall. The Missouri Bankers Association ssued the first number of the "Agrl- •nltural Information Service Quarter “y" in April This publication deals with tlmolv agricultural subjects of ■nterest to bankers. A discussion >f "he various projects proposed as a insls for the program of banker-fann- »r co-operation In Missouri appears In first Issue. Clearing honses tn Georgia have ap proved a proposal for the expenditure if 130.000 annually for the next three years for the purpose of carrying out i program of farm development and trop diversification In Georgia Th’ proposal was Initiated by the Georgia Bankers Association. The plan calls lor the creation of a state-wide devel opment committee of fhtrty members which will function under the dires- :lon of the Agricultural Committee ¡he Georgia Bankers Association Nebraska bankers are going school. The College of Agriculture having a short course In agriculture for bankers. Registration Is In charge of the Nebraska Benkers Association The predominant thought la. "Every bank tn Nebraska should be repre sented.” Nine out of ten banks In one county have signed attendance cards Scores of the cards have been received by Dan V. Stephens, chair man of the Agricultural Committee of the Bankers Association, and he baa received over a hundred letters en tbe short course. Best Butter— 55c per pound'............. Eggs, guaranteed— AK a per dozen ................................ HUG 1 pkg Citrus free with each ifin pkg of Citrus ganulated ZLMR soap, 80c values for................ ■ W Heinz Ketchup— OQ/a large bottle....... .............. ... fcwG Gem Nut— . 80c 3 pounds ........ . MATCHES— .. 25c 6 boxes .......... Canvas Gloves— 25c 2 pair ............... Broken Sliced Pineapple in <7 Sliced Pineapple in syrup, 3 tins for..... 83c Sirloin Steak 25c Eastern Bacon-lb. 35c Telephone 741 Mothers Cocoa, 2 lb. 33c; 1-lb.in« 19c, impound pkg ..................... IIIC No. 1 blend Coffe, 3-lbs $1.39... j| 7« pound ...................................... *r IU No. 4 blend coffee, 3-lb, $1.14 pound ...................................... in. J JU Skaggs Tea, green or blk, 1-lb, 0rn 65c; '/•_> pound ............................ UvC Bulk Tea, black— per pound ................ 48c Sunbrite Cleanser— 2 for .............. 15c Package Pitted Dates ............. 25c Honey 10 lb. pails $1.69 5-lb. pails ...................... 89c New Kraut, qt. 15c Pot Roast, lb. 15c Vernonia, Orego
