Vernonia eagle., May 14, 1926, Image 5

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On inland Highway
THE VERHIAN
No. 40
FRIDAY MAY, 14, 192«
VOL 1.
'the students who ride on the
Published Every Week By
Mist jitney stopped at the Big Eddy
Vernonia High School
on their way home Wednesday af­
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wiches, salads, hot dogs, cakes and
The district track meet held at Sea ice cream appeared mysteriously. It
aide, Saturday, May 8, waa won by vanished, however, almost as myster­
Astoria. The teams entered were: St j iously. The students played games
Helens, Astoria, Rainier, Vernonia ! and swam until 7 o’clock before they
Seaside, Clatskanie, Warrenton and. started for home.
Westport. Vernonia’s team did not i
The juniors have sent out their
show up very well owing to the j
strain of the long trip down to theI invitations to the prom which will
meet. Men winning points for Ver-; be given in the high school gym this
non is, were: Mills, second in the 440 Saturday night.
yard dash; Bennett, second in thej
The senior’s announcements and
high jump: Hawkins, third in the 220'
They are ot
yard dash; Burt, third in the javelin cards arrived Friday,
white
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quartered
oak
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paper
and ere
throw; Olsen, third in the 880 yard J
dash. Vernonia will enter a few men | monogramed with our class ring de­
sign in silver against a brush painted
in the northwest interschoolastic
meet in Forest Grove next Saturday background of orchid.
and expect to make a good showing.
The seniors left us sooner than
we expected. School opened Thursday
Wednesday afternoon after the morning and not a senior was there.
school dismissed, Miss Goodin, the Miss Bell had no english class that
girls basketball club coach enter- j morning and Miss Goodin spent thi
tained them with a weinie roast. The second period in peace.
It was
girls all dresej for hiking left about i whispered that the seinors, taking ad­
4 o’clock and walked down to the vantage of the old phiviledge had
Pringle bend where they spent the "skipped.” How, when or where w<
evening swimming, eating and just didn't know until Friday morning
having a good time. The girls re­ when they were all back in their
turned about 8 o’clock that evening I places—not exactly as if nothing had
tired but freely expressing their op happened, however, for a delightful
inions of the roast as the best they secret fairly buzzed in the senior
had been on for many a moonlight room. Snatches,such as “three o’clock
night.
in the morning” "wonderful morn­
ing rides," “Battle Ground lake,”
The baccalaureate sermon will be “swimming,” “eats,” “more fun” and
delivered by Rev. Rademacher in the "midnight ride home,” reached the
Evangelical church Sunday evening ears of the students and the secret
was out.
at 8 o’clock.
Classified
Advertising
WANTS and FOR SALK
All ads. under this head »re cash
with copy. Rates, one cent a word;
initials and figures count as words.
Minimum, 25 cents an iasue.
FOR SALE
PIANO MUST BE SOLD
Will sacrifice high grade piano in
storage near here for immediate
sale. Will give easy terms to an
established home. For full partic­
ulars and where it may be seen
address Portland Music Co., 227
th St., Portland, Ore.
383
FOR SALE—INTER N A TI O N A L
one ton truck, 1922. Tom Johnson
Berkenfield, Ore,364
FOR
SALE—ONE
FOUR
ROOM
house and one five room house.
Good terms. C. Meyer and Bank
of Vernonia.
402
FOR SALE—TWO COMING FRESH
cows. Jersey and Red Pole, com­
ing fresh in June. Mrs. A. Seward.
403
FOR SALE—TWO YEAR OLD HOL-
stein bull, registered.
Trehame.
See E. R.
408
FOR SALE—NINE ACRES OF BOT-
tom land, on main Nehalem high­
way, one and a half miles from
town. See E. R. Trehame.
408
FOR SALE—HAMMERLESS DOUB
le barrel shot gun, new; sporting
rifle, thirty-forty, new; shells and
cleaners, with both below cah. J.
E. Cropper.
403
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—SAMPLE CASE BETWEEN
Vernonia and Mist.
Contains
samples and a silk dress. Please
return to Eagle office.
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LOST—BETWEEN KEASEY AND
Many Opportunities Here
Rainier, 2 days, attendance ........ 50 everybody enjoyed a splendid time.
The great general strike in all
Prescott, % day, attendance ....... 9
Vernonia, 2 days, attendance ....75 England has ended. It was in effect
ten days. Five millions of people lost
168 two week’s wages each. Strikes sel­
*Lptal ............... ........
dom win. In England “common sense’
Aid to County Court
investigating cases ..................... 12 won the strike.
Other agencies ............................... ... 3
This Saturday night at the Ma­
NINA H. LITTLE,
jestic theatre, Mr. Carter, candidate
Red Cross Nurse for governor will make a 15 minute
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speech.
Mr. Carter is a splendid
talker and many will want to hear
CHURCH NOTICES *| him.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH
“A Hom. Lika Church”
With a Message and a Place to serve
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. The
morning hour of worship at II. The
evening services; Evangelical league
of Christian Endeavor at 7 o’clock.
The union baccalaureate service at
8 o’clock in honor of the high school
graduating class.
All the public is invited to attend
these services.
Wm. F. Rademacher, Pastor
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NO DOUBT ELLINWOOD
How much did Philadelphia, Pa?
How much does Columbus, O,
How many eggs did New Orleans La?
What grass did Joplin Mo.
We call Minneapolis, Minn:
Why not Annapolis Ann?
If you can’t tell the reason why,
I’ll bet Topeka Kan.
—Fellowship Forur.
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The Pythian Sisters dance Wed­
nesday night was well attended and
ANNETTE BEAUTY SHOPPE
MARCELLING
All lines of Beauty Work
Phone 431
Upstairs in Pringle Bldg.
, you’ll 1
cure
The bunk houses of the Sunset
Logging camp was robbed again last
Saturday night, the theives getting
about $80 in all.
bas H muiory
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do a good job of it. He is also a good
hitter.
Jack Nance has two things to do
on this team, one is to catch flies and
the other is to get on first and he is
just the boy to dr these little hinge
He is a hard worker and goes into a
game with one thought and that is
to win.
To the City of Vernonia.
Manager Brown of the Vernonia
baseball team has given to you one
of the best clubs that a small town
ever hoped to have. Now it is up to
you to meet him half way and sup­
port it. Go out and see these games
Take the family. They will enjoy it
Fifty cents won’t break ar.y one up
If you havn’t the money they will
let you see the game anyway. If you
don’t care to go then don’t stand on
the street and knock to everybody
about Vernonin’s ball team.
A
knocker is the most ignorant kind of
a person, and he is always knocking
about that which he has not seen or
knows. And no one has any time to
waste upon him. If you are a ball
player don’t stand back and crab
about them not giving you n chance
just because you are a home boy.
Remember that the Turk boys and
Jack Nance are all home boys and
rank high on this team. Come right
out to the ball park and show your
stuff. If you can prove that you are
better than Tolke, Hudson, Pilette,
Kotula, or any of those boys you are
just the man Manager Brown is look­
ing for.
The Vernonia Ducks meets Ryder
wood next Sunday at Ryderwood.
See ya there.
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INFORMATION WANTED
Rockaway. Oregon
May 8, 1926
Banks, on Timber road, dark
brown traveling bag. Liberal re­ Vernonia Eagle,
ward. Notify address on bag or
Dear Editor:
John M. Luther, Banka, Oregon,
As a subscriber to your paper I
Route 3, Box 143.___________ 402 would like to ask a favor. Will you
put an article in your paper for me.
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KIST-TIMBER NOTES
There is a young man around there
from Pekin, Illinois. His mother is
We are all glad to see the beauti- worried about him; has not heard
from him since last summer. He was
tiful sunshine again up this wey.
Eila McKinstre drove down from working for the Koster Products
Corvallis to spend the week end Co., of Vernonia when last heard
with her parents, Mr. and Mm. Ora- from. His name is Earl Parks. Any
one knowing of him will please write
duff and little daughter Lottje.
Mr. A. F. Ornduff, Jess Omduff me here and I will let his mother
motored to Salem to purchase a know of him. Thanking you to
change my paper here, I will close.
team Monday .
B. D. Neavoll,
Our school closes on the 25th of
Rockaway, Oregon
thia month.
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. The new dance hall will soon bo
REPORT OF THE RED CROSS
finished at Timber.
NURSE FOR APRIL. 192«
The new garage is now open and
Mr. Welter is ready to accomodate Visits to schools ............................. 3
Pupils inspected ............................ 150
his customers.
Mrs. Omduff received a truck Home Hygiene classes ................ 1«
load of furniture from her daugh­ Visits to homes................................ 65
ter Mm. Eila McKinster from Cor Pre-school clinics held .................. 4
Clatskanie, 2 days, attendance ..34
vallis Friday.
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VOTE FOR
ALFRED of E.
CLARK
Portalnd
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for United States
SENATOR
OREGON NEEDS A MAN IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE
WHO CAN SECURE Ri.SULTS FOR ITS PEOPLE AT THE NA-
TIONAL CAPITAL.
It needs a man familiar with its resources agricul­
tural interests, industries, harbor and reclamation pro­
jects.
It needs a man with the energy, industry and ability
to secure governmental recognition and aid for the de­
velopment of these resources, various interests, indus­
trial enterprises and projects.
IN ALFRED E. CLARK, CANDIDATE FOR THE REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR, THE PEOPLE OF
OREGON HAVE SUCH A MAN
HE HAS THE ENERGY
HE HAS THE INDUSTRY
HE HAS THE ABILITY
Moreover he already has to his credit a record of
faithful and efficier t public service.
HE HAS COURAGEOUSLY OPPOSED IN THIS CAMPAIGN
THOSE WHO WOULD D '.PRIVE THE PEOPLE OF THE RIGHT TO
SELECT THEIR OWN CANDIDATES UNDER THE DIRECT PRI-
MARY LAW AND WHO NOW SEEK TO DICTATE PARTY NOMIN­
ATIONS.
These factors have made him the leading Republi­
can candidate for the senatorship and his nomination
seems assured.
A VOTE FOR ALFRED E. CLARK FOR SENATOR IS A VOTE
FOR THE GENERAL WELFARE OF OREGON AND ITS PEOPLE.
Paid Adv.—Alfred E. Clark for United State. Senator
Campaign Committee.
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The Slick Guy
EARLY eveiy one of us has seen the
checkered-suit person with the velvte tongue
How smoothly he once told of the merits of
this product or that—and raked in perfectly
good coin for purchases that were often useless
N
The “slick guy” is seldom seen today. When
the wise person goes to buy, he knows what is
good in vaue and fair in price.
Simply by glancing over the advertisements
in your paper, you can see where to go for the
best buys. You can compare values and check
up prices without even stirring fro myour easy
chair. You know in advance just what you are
going to get and how much it will cost. And
iou can have the satisfaction that comes from
nowing your money is wisely and safely spent.
Nowadays no one need be at the mercy of the
“slick guy.” There ar estill a few people who
fail to read the advertisements—and “take a
chance.” Don’t be one of them.
ADVERTISED PRODUCTS ARE SAFE BUYS.
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THEY ARE ANNOUNCED
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