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Largest Mill In the West ** "* _ ■■■ ■ h j - - - ,-r- a» 1 /ViaC 11 _ sa<ys VERNO8ÍA ÜACMÀ l . OF INTEREST TO VÉRNONIA MOVIE NEWS AND * TO CROSS REINDEER WITH CARIBOU I COMMENT OF LOCAL, i Ä FEATURES Since the introduction of rein-I I ♦ jg-fe----- :------------------- ♦ deer into Alaska the breeding of We lire pleased to hear of »0 I rftRy ry*ders keeping truck 4‘k of our "rieviaColumn*’ each weel in, as thut is wbjpvi * go tu the trouble to look 1 t I r ** programs and orondcai.t the According ling to tftc advance sheets,we 'e it is, on the whole, the best of jhows ever put on at our Io- < ■ I. i. thi viieufre. •£ -;- For this Saturday night notice two oTT.ur favorites, Monte Blue end Patsy Ruth Miller. They appear in "Red Hot Tires,’’ and us the title suggeets it is full of pep, thrills.fun and excitement. Auto racing, speed cops galore, rich in comey and Putsy iKimu tetno >f her l‘er beet beat acting al •c^ou »scene« IX: For Sunday night is u picture of t ugt‘4y<;riimnnce 004 drama. it h " I he Stri ct of Forgotten M m.” A romance of Now York’s uiiiiviworld and the strange story of 11 beggar' in id trump Who lost himself for love It' the,p's ever to be another “Mir- «<•!» Man’ this la it. “The Street ol Forgotten Men,” produced by Her bert Brenon, who mad e"Peter l’an” front George Kibbe Turner’s Liberty magazine story, deals with a elms of people who are half crooks, half ob jects of pity, and their itrange life, 1 never before revealed, Percy Mur- niont, Neil Hamilton umi Mary Brian I (“The Little French Girl”) are fea tured in the principal roles of the production, which was adopted fol , the aerren by Paul Scofield. The mil lion readers of Liberty hailed this story a masterpiece.. . • #{r •> Vbr next Wtnday night, Mr. Bush is going to please the lover.» of real fuel Western picture». You will se«- ji.aie Sedgwick, the Girl Cowboy, in one of the fastest action western pictures jiroduccd. It is wild,vut'looi life, c<rw picture, ranch life and we,t ern love. You will like it if the old west «pt will w interest you. ' I / ' ’ 7* •> bn'nexVTtlesdny and Wednesday is the "Limited Mail.” Here is a pic- ♦ ”-r known Us a record breul:er,you Vol toy bettor than "The Iron Horse A breath taking drama of the ’ 1 at miltyorf! An epic of huge steel in-. sters that rush headh ng <»v r shin ing tracks! The havoc and destruc tion that follow in the wake of a train wreck! And, through it all, the fuscinating tale of a virile, courage ous boy who forsook hi» false super ficiality of the East, and fought the rugged, noble mountains of Colora-i do to win his manhood—winning nisi, t' 1 deep happiness of love. On next Thursday and Friday you) will be priviledged to see the great est Swansoi. picture ever made. Gloria Swanson in “The Coti-»t of Fol- ly’’ Gorgeous Gloria in a 1925 society j love story of Palm Beach. Gowns, i luxury, comedy, class, drama, . ro- mnnci and Gloria a hundred times t.iuie glorious than you’ve ever seen her. Produced by the niun who made manhandled: the mere fact thut Al ien Dwan, director of three of Gloria Swanson’s biggest successes, "Man handled,” “Her Love Story” mid "Wages of Virtue,” directed “Thi Coast of Folly „guarantees it a place ranking with ’ Y hit trio of box-office productions. “The Coast of 1 oily adapted for thé screen by James' Creelman from the novel by Con- i ingsby Dawson, is a modern lov< drama of the {highest type, the story revolving around the plight of a beautiful society girl who becomes entangled in n love triangle. Here’s a picture that gives great contras' to “Madame Sans Gene” in atmos phere and costume—an up-to-the- minute society drnma with an Am erican background,—Palm Beach to be exact. WANT ADS * TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY For Sale— Equity in Les sing Up-Right piano. Can I be seen at N. C. Young or L. E. Grenia at Trehame, Ore. 132t* For Sale—Partly trained hunting dog. See Geo. Ban zer, Mist, Ore 12 !2t WANTED TO RENT—ROOM IN private home. Eagle Office 13 It for SALE—BED, MATRES3, GAS lamp, etc. Call at residence, north end of First Avenue. Mrs, W. H. Nixon. 1311 I these animals has revolutionized the economic status of the natives and opened a very promising field for a new industry which is being devel oped tv white citizens. There are now estimated to be about 300,000 head of reindeer in Alaska. This animal is somewhat smaller than the wild woodland caribou and it is in tended by the United State« goveri • ment to experiment wiJth crossing these animals in the expectation of increasing the size of the former.1 The reindeer is merely a domestics-' ted old world caribou an<] inter | bleeding is common where oppor t unity in afforded. , The United States government is fostering the reindeer industry as much as possible, recognizing its ' nportance in the development of I Alaska. I The market for reindeer meat in the United States and elsewhere is rapidly developing the chief difficu!-’ ty in supplying the market now be ing concerned with transportation! problems. The food of the reindeer herds which are now found chiefly | on the coast, consists largely of lichens or reindeer moss, which is the main food of the animals in' winter. This Is a very slow growing plant, and as it is fed off by the herds new areas must be used. Experiments are to be made in an effort to find substitute foods. The' cross-breeding erperiments are to' be conducted on Nunivak Island,1 near the mouth of the Yukon river. —Sportsman’s Digest. ! SCHOÔL STUDENTS tions they are getting and how di»> tince and clear. The famous one dial control—latest out. We install look after Something in the air ? and night. See me. A. L. Fenac■ Better please the whole family as well aa yourself. We know how they would appreciate the best and long-j est distance radio—an 4 how all evenings would be spent at home— - ------- ♦-------- The Oregon Historical Society ha? Ask my customers they different sta Try an Eagel Want Ad. selected "The Missionary Movement to the Oregon Country" as the sub ject for the 1926 C. C. Backman History prizes and medals. The prizes are four in number, vi?., first, sixty dollars; second, fifty dol I lars; third, forty dollars; and fourth i thirty dollars; and will be awarded 1 English Bull Ter» ¡or, answers to name of “Budity” for the best four original essays on the above named subject written and A black brindle white “V” shaped marks on his s nutted by girls or boys over fif-' hips, four white feet. Ears never been trimmed. teen years of age and under algh« teen years of age, attending any' Reward. L .V .HOWELL, Counacher Log. Co., public or private school, aendemy,' seminary, college, university, or VERNONIA. OREGON other educational institution within Ai the state of Oregon. Each of the four ’ (prize winners will also receive a handsome bronze medal. You’ll fall in love at first sight, when) you see our new wooden, unbreakable Tinker Toys for the Boys and Girls. Strayed or Stolen Come in and You’ll want one of each kind. The conditions governing the com petition are as follows: (1) The essay submitted in com and we’ll be glad petition must not exceed two thou«-' and words in length. j (2) The essay may be handwriting to put them away or in typewritten form, perferably upon paper of commercial letter until Christmas. size, either ruled or unruled, the several sheets being numbered con-[ Do your Xmas secutively and written on one side only, with blank space of about one! and one-quarter inches at top Rudi Shopping early at left-hand margins. essay shall be accompar-; MAC’S PHARMACY ied (3) by The a separate sheet containing, Formerly M & M Pharmacy the name and postoffice address of the writer, the date of his or her Across from Gilby Mo. Co. birth, and the name of the school at tended.. (4) There shall also be delivered SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT ROLL with the essay a certificate signed by vf Columbia county for the year 1925 as finally equalized by the county a teacher or instructor of the edu i board of Equalization. cational institution attended, stat ing that the writer of the essay is a Classification of Property. Value Number Acres of all kinds $12,587,045 pupil or student attending the same. ...... 390,475 (5) In order to be considered in! Acies cu.iivuuil lands . 16,645 1,348,940 « Acres tillable • lands 112,465 2,552,230 competition the essay must oe de-j 9 Acres tiinbei lands ... .......114,255 7.920.980 livered, by mail or in person, to Acres nori-tilliitle lands ....... 147,609 1,164,895 The Oregon „ Historical Society. , Improvement on deeded or patented lands 1.229,405 Town and city lots ...................... ........ 805,7 45 Public Auditorium, 253 Market St., Improvements on town and city lots 900,470 Portland, Oregon, not later than Logging roads ........... —.................. ........... 63 miles 283,350 March 15, 1926. Marofneturing machinery, Engines, etc., 880,325 (6) All essays submitted in com- 333,585 petition will be numbered a.id ___ Merchandise and stock in trade ... sun- Farm Implements, wagons, carriages, etc., 40,470 niittej without the names of 'tie J' t 2250 138,935 Honey, notes & accounts, shares of stock 70,000 writers or ethev identifying marks, Hole) and office furniture 1,550 41,670 to three judges selected by tl.e ttn-.j. Horses anil laules 8,310 201,895 dersigned committee. Cattle | 439 1,190 Sheep (7) All competitive essays will be 243 570 Goats 411 3,160 judged according to their general, Swine 2,695 merit and excellence; but the judge'*., 536 Dogs .'.......................... 916 2,230 will also take into consideration, in Stands of beer y 53,365 i passing thereon, neatness of man's-' Mineral Reservations 40,030 cript, accurate orthography, wry*:; Miscellaneous ........... grammar end n-m; « i n, and ;. ir 18,031,280 Gross Valuation ' 1 '”17445! i l,l«O j tV and clarity of diction. Soldiers Ex. __________ j The Oregon state libr rv i , ‘•'alin I $18,014,135 has a reading list o.- b.Uio Net Taxable property 1 his does not include railroads :>nd other public service eorporaucns ' upon the stbove narueu oabjeu. 'viocii will be sent to any Oregon stu b-nt which are assessed by the State Tax Commission, W. S. ROBERTS. County Assessor, St. Helens, Oregon on request Books pertaining to the! subject are obtainable in most (Ire- gon public libraries. Oregon ha» » system cf local libraries, supplemen ted in many cases by ,cpUj>tytl.tHMe|» systems, and in all cases by rhe Ore gon state library. Students desiring such books should apply first to the local library, whW^j if noli testing the books, should taecure them from the county or state libraries. It the local library cannot give this ser vice, which is usual, or if there is no local library, the student should, write directly to the Oregon state library in Salem, whictf nwkea lenqe 1 i>f books free of charge, except post age, to all citiseas of Oregon. ■« in writing to the Oregon- state .library, students should state the Informa tion desired and not merely confine requests to some particular book or bo<3.s sought, thereby enabling the state library to substitute other ma terial in case any book requested is not available. B. B. Beekmen, Leslie M. Scott, George H. Hines, Commit- i Make your choice now* Every Branch of Banking 3 Í»* The activities of this Bank, extending as it does into every branch of Banking is in a position to render its customers a service at once so varied and so com plete that they have to carry but one account. Come in and talk over your financial activities with one of our of ficers. You will find them willing to take all the time needed to help you with your business. BANK OF VERNONIA The new edition of the famous Frye ‘Meat Guide* contains 187 reci pes and will be sent free by Frys A Co., on reclept of 2c to cover j. o stage. An old - fashioned breakfast that affords never-failing sat isfaction in every American home. And it has taken on > new debght to those who have discovered the new flavor of Frye’s ‘“Delicious” Brand Bacon. Th« exclusive Frye curing pre cess imparts a mellow sweetness that makes this host of all break fast «U.K««« a t»mre <foll*M. Everybody reads the Eagle. Everything The Name implie»*1 J. M. CLARK hams bacon Mita Peteraene ¡I ¡I Vernonia, Oregon ÎVf i ïjfC "idi- yjà’ iVf There’s a Birthday Coming! There will probably be a birthday this month or within a few’ weeks,a birthday of someone you like Very probably that somcne w ill be expecting a re membrance, a birthday gift of some sort from you at that time. ’ We hope you will rot forget it and disappoint a ii, friend. *Wby not count up on birthdays right now and .jiiccmiei&nd see what we have to offer as a gift? w If you have some special thing in mind, see us about getting it. Birthday, gifts and other gifts are our great fea ture We keep our stock up at all times to provide you with an assoiiinent of just such things We suggest you select your Xmas gift now and each week pay a small deposit By Xmas it is paid I i for-ami you will never miss the money. ..{Whatever the sum you think of investing in that manner we can give you for the money something that will be an excellent value and a most ac- 'iticeptabie {»resent. 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