Vernonia eagle., June 11, 1926, Image 3

VERNONIA EAGLE
wide open now anj roaring—little Scouts need great praise for what
"Do you let boys under 16 drive town and who are ashamed to even1 of trying to stop them sad wheeovw
jets of crackling flams; and the they did before Decoration day in trucks to deliver. If not keep watch sign their letter, had better be look-' «ny one else sees ths earns it to as
fight is on. Bottles for the booty. ’ fixing up the graves in the Vernon­ or I will. My boy can too.”
ing to their own back yard, as they| hard matter to find me er go to the
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It’s a war of wit and millions ag­ ia cemetery. They would have done
My answer to him is that, 1 cer­ may find something wrong there as city hslL At Isast be out and oboes
ainst the most thrilling backgorund
tainly do not. This writer is evident­ well as any where else. Any man or board with /our complaint and do
the screen can offer. From Florida more, but for fear they might not ly one of our good law abiding citi- woman who writes such letters and not stoop to writing unsigned lottan
satisfy
some.
Their
work
was
mostly
the sea, the underworld and social
will do ..................
things in i Uto
sens, who expects to have the mar­ disguises their hand when they de­ No good citizen
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upperworld come he amazing char for the war veterans and some others shal see everything. Also he or she sire any information is, in my esti­ manner. I sincerely hope that
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acters in this wonderful comedy­ I think we, who have friends in the is afraid of their name as they never mation, not to be considered. Come ever the writer of this 1 lefter to. ha
drama. The greatest picture of its cemetery should not forget those had the nerve to sign their letter, to me like a man and I think you will at least come to meL
e
nonaUy
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As good for
kind ever made. When you go be­ good deeds and lend help to the Boy and did not have nerve enough to will feel better. I am always here with any complaint he may «have ill
yond the twelve mile limit there’s
come to me and ask me to my face and always willing to listen to any the future and lets talk it over.
Scouts and Legion when we can.
results, as the
no limit to the draam and thrills:
about it. Now these birds who are complaints you have to make, but I
W. J. Kelly, City MaraheL
A friend to the Legion and Scouts always
Thursday anj Friday nights next
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claiming to be so law abiding certainly will not listen to any such
S. A. S. ana have to Btoop to writing to the letters as this. When I see any viola­
week
“
The
Wise
Guy.
”
Everybody
Mrs. Joe Lynch is visiting in Port­
good name sounds
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will want to see the wise guy, and
marshal, who is always right here in tions of our laws I am in the habit land thia week.
MRS. DORA WEBSTER
you are wise in wanting to see it.
“GARDEN COURT”
He thought he was wise selling pat
Mrs. Dora Webster-Throop was
ent medicine, preaching the gospel born in Michigan July 25, 1863 and
Benzoin and
of good living, practicing the art of died at the home of her daughter,
gentle grafting, proud that he is
known as a wise guy But oh, the wise Mra. Fannie E. Cheldelin at Satus,
Almond Cream
guy pays a big, big price for some Wash., May 30, 1926.
When quite young she moved
real wiado mand a beautiful girl
Insist upon getting it.
haa a beautiful laugh at the expense with her folks from Michigan to
of the fello wwho boasted he-was Indiana, and in April, 1877, was
Soothing and healing
wise.
married to Edwin Ray Throop.
About a year later they moved to
lotion.
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California, where they lived untjl
KIST-TIMBER NOTES
Beautifies the complexion 1 ©--------------------------------- -gf 1890. In October of that year they
The 500 Mile Speed Classic at Indianapolis has always been a Battle of Tires. In 1911, Firestone wua with fabric
tires at 74-59 miles per hour. In l‘t'0. Firestone won with cord tires at 83.55 miles per hour. In 1925, Firestone
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Jesq Omduff and Claud filler moved to Oregon, locating on Rock
won with Ff ll-Size Gum-Dipped Ba1 toons at the record breaking average speed of 101.13 miles per hour.
have a contract of getting out spars Creek, north of Vernonia until 190'J
leaves the skin
In 1926, Firestone again won with Full-Size Gum-Dippe J Balloons. The ten cars to finish ‘in the money” were
at the Sunset camp.
when they moved to Crook county
all Firestone-equipped. They went : he distance without a single blowout and with but two tire failures—oue due
soft and smooth
Little Lottie McKinster has gone in eastern Oregon. From that time
to a puncture and the other to a leaky valve.
to Portland to spend a few days
This performance is even more remarkable <vhen you consider the
relief from
with her mother, Mra. Eila Mc­ on they moved from place to place
terrific speed* at which the car* traveled over thi* fiftsei.-year-uld,
About a year ago they went to live
rough brick track.
Kinster.
Experienced race driver* will not risk their live* or chances
sunburn, too.
Eila McKinster, Emma Lambert with a daughter ,Mrs. Fannie Chelde
The Firestone Record
of victory on any other tire*. And tn the commercial field, large
and Hilda Forte drove out from lin in Washington.
truck, motorbu* and taxicsb fleet operators, who keep careful cost
For men and women
in Battle of Tires
She leaves to mourn her death,
Portland to spend the dsy recently
record* are among the big user* of Firestone Gmu-Dipped Tire*.
with Mrs. A. F. Omduff.
her husband, Edwin Ray Throop,
The City Transportation Co., uf Tacoma. Wash., write*: “iXxe
at Indianapolis
In Vernonia it’s
Mra. Oscar Smith, Mra. Mary An- who is in a critical condition in the
of our 12 bu*e* on Firestone Gum-Dipped Tire* has gone over
Mile*
40,600 mile* and still look* good for many mites of extra service
■ derson and Mrs. Smith’s mother hospital at Yakima, Wash.
Per
One
MAC’S PHARMACY
For all around tire safety and mileage, Finstunc cannot be beat.”
Hour
Y«ar Driver
Tires
Car
were recent visitors with Mrs. A. F. brother, E. R. Webster at Clatskanie
Mannon
Firestone
1911 Hartoun
From Calumet Motor Coach Co., Hammond, Ind., the following:
! Omduff.
Mit he lin
1912 Daweon
National
Or., and seven children.
Three
“We operate 40 buses all equipped with Gum-Dfppad Tires. Tbs
Peugeot
Fit estons
1913 Goux
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Winicke were daughters, Mra. Alma L. Mills of
very
low cost per mile on which these tire* operate is con* sdw.bly
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Palmer
1914 Thoma*
De Lag.
at the Omduff home thia week
less than that of any other make. Haye* Bus f1— Colssmb*a.A C.,
Goodrich
1915 DePalma Mercedes
AND
Goodrich
Peugeot
1916 Resta
The potato planting is pretty well Vernonia; Mra. Fannie E. Cheldelin
say: “We operate 19 buses equipped with Fir seen* Gw
1917 J No Race -
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of Satua, Wash., and Mrs. Dora R.
Tire*. A number of these tire* have run over 45,000 mils
1918 (World War
Goodyear
Peugeot
ever having been removed from the rim.”
Cummings
of
Dayville,
Or.,
and
four
1919
Wilcox
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FEATURES
Mra. Fluke is visiting ner daughter
Firestone
1920 Chevrolet Monroe
The largest taxicab companies in the world standardize on
sons, Lewis E. Throop of Dayville,
®-------------------------------- O Matilda Bergerson.
Firestone
Frontenac
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1921 Milton
Gum-Dipped! ires. W. R. Rothwell, taxicab operator, Dettt
Murphy Sp. FireUor.e
1922 Murphy
The “movie column” is interesting
Elmer Bergerson and wife spent Or.; Thomas R. Throop of Vernon­
HCS Snec. Firestone
1923 Milton
writes: “ l'wo of my Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires have ru
this week, as the program ahead is the evening at Omduff’* and en­ ia, Or.. Herrel C. Throop of Cot­
Duezenbe-
1924 Coruui-
miles.”
Special
Firestone
Bvyor
one of ertra entertainment.
You joyed the radio concert in the.even- tage Grove, Or., and Floyd E.
Hundreds of thousands of car owners voluntarily testify to the
iFire*! one)
will enjoy reading the titals and en-^ ing.
safely, comfort and economy of Full-Site Gum Dipped Balloon*.
1925 DePaolo Duesenberg ^FulLSi’e -
Thropp
of
Eugene,
Or.,
besides
joy better ,the picture«.
The var­
'Balloon. ’
A. F. Omduff and family, Mr.
W'. II. Peacock, Birmingham, Ala., ictlfies: “I have had Pirmmne
ious nights offer a diversified show­ and Mra. Claud Miller, Ernest Mor­ eighteen grandchildren and many
iFire «(one,
balloons for thirteen month* and they have d< l:\ered in that time
Miller Spec. ¿FullMee
24,469
miles.” H. C. Staehle, Minneapolis, kinn-.saysi "My Flre­
ing something to suit any likes from ris and family motored to Sherwood friends.
'Balloon* ’
storc Balloon* have gone 49,900 miles and are still in" good
any individual.
Sunday.
She was laid to rest in the Ver­
c< n lltion.”
For this Saturday nig th to start
Mrs. Bert Ohler*s mother and nonia cemetery, June 3, 1926.
These records of endurance, speed, safety an J mileage could only
with will be shown the special en­ father from Pennsylvania are here
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have been made because of Firestone development of the Gum-
titled “The Isle df 1 Retribution.” In for the summer visiting with friends
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Dipping process which insulate* and saturate* every fiber of every
it are such renowned characters as and relatives.
corJ with rubber, reducing friction and heat and building greater
I received a letter today in which
Lillian Rich, Robert Frazer and Vic­
Mrs. E. D. Morris has gone to the writer tried to disguise his hand
strength and endurance in the cords—assuring you at all tea**—
tor McLaglen
Sunlight slanting Forest Grove to pick berries through writing by printing his message and
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through towering ipines—the crackle out the berry season.
even misspelling his words. In his
of snow, bright as an endless casket
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letter he asked me a very foolish
of diamonds on the forest floor—■
The American Legion and Boy question as follows:
the Northland wind, .whisking across
the blinde dtrail—romance, and the
flame of young love, and adventure
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against the magnificent background
I*
of eternal snows. ' And mid all the
crashing drama, thé uproarious com
edy, the stirring fiction of Edison
*;
Marshall’s great novel, there is bea-
ty, so keen it is a stabbing pain. You
will say it is the prettiest picture
you ever witnessed,
Then for Sunday night you will
sure want to see “TTie Scarlet Saint.’
Think over the importance of a reliable name on
Here it is the big surprise drama—
the
dial, assuring you of a thoroughly dependable
the revelation of young womanhood
movement.
which rebels against marriage that
We also sell Oldfield Tires and Tubes at Remarkably Low Pricer-
ties her to old age! A sensational ex­
Made at the Great Firestone Factories and Carry the Standard (guarantee.
pose of Beahtiful Tune shackled to
bleak December and the way out is
Think over the matter of style, as essential now­
found through love and sacrifice.
adays
in your watch as in your clothing, your auto
AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER ...
Sensations, surprise!:. Don’’ miss it.
Next Monday night will be shown
mobile, the home you live in. Secure one of the
Buck Jones in “A Man Four square’
beautiful new cases by Wadsworth—the asknow-
which deals with’ a westerner who
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ledged style leaders in the dress of fine watches
goes o Chicago for a whirl at life.
But after experience synthetic gay-
I Los Angeles- Yosemite Economy Run
ety and artificial ffiends, he real­ I
izes that his heart is really in the
Think
over,
above
all,
the
reputation
of
the
jew
­
West where hi» true friends are. He
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Driver
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eler whom you are’to consult. Be sure it is of the
return? to the West just in time to
l-rGsl.
help a friend who is in trouble and
very highest, founded on the time-tested trust and
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CLHuthMt
29.09
also breaks lip a gang of cattle'
rustlers who iu n, operating in the
STA**
1-A
Rogers
23.60
country.
H: makes a spectacular
Tswtaa
rescue of the c irl with whom he la­
PUNT
3-A
25.48
C*Mà
ter falls in ove. This picure gives
Jones an opportunity to show the
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4-A
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M.
West as it ready 18.
is.
Next Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Bssssoi
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JEWELER------ VERNONIA
nights is the sig special production
entitled “Sweot Dadides.”
Muffled
STUTZ*
BeMmsTrerto.
16.74
Ssdsa
engines and ah armed crew—a shot
from coast guard cutters across the
akbs
bow—the race for shore—engines
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Mac
Says:
GUM-DIPPING
the Extra Process for Extra Miles!
Breaks all Tire Records
Tirestone
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Before you buy a watch
Crawford Motor Co
think this over
Vernonia, Ore.
Pbone 612
Mist Garage
Mist
Oregon
A. L. Kullander
S
Red Crown mileages
Bet
You a
Dollar
that won the
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YOSEMITE
ECONOMY RUN
You’ll be surprised at Price,
Quality and Tezm* if you
visit Gordon’s Furniture
Store.
J
You
Will
Come Aagin
FURNITURE
GORDON
COMPANY
GET IT FOR LESS
WEST OF BANK ON BRIDGE STREET
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