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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1926)
VERNONIA Friday, October 29, 1926, --------------------------------$ MOVIE NEWS AND COMMENT OF LOCAL FEATURES 0 A FIRST LADY Mrs. W. Freeland Kendrick, wife of the Mayor of Philadelphia, who also is president of the Sesqul-Centennial International Exposition Association, organized to stage a great celebration to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Mrs. Kendrick Is Bhown beside the historic Liberty Bell, which she tapped at a recent broadcasting event when the world was told of completion of plans for the big exposition. Rex Ingram's production of Mare Nostrum (Our Sea), which comes to the Majestic theatre Saturday night and Sunday matinee. Is a powerful story of the sea at the time of the great World war. Another screen star comes to the front with the announcement that she is “through” with comedies. This time it is Viola Dana, who is co-featured with Ben Lyon in “The Necessary Evil,” which first National will present at the Maj estic theatre next Sunday. “The most thrilling tale in years, told in the Liberty magazine by W. C. Tuttle, “The Yellow Seal” is now at the Majestic theatre. See Harry Carey in ‘The Prairie Pirate”, Mon day. John Foftl, the man who was re sponsible for “The Iron Horse” and other Fox Films epirs, wins new laurels by his direction of “The Blue Eagle,” whfch shows at the Majestic theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday. Coupled mith the magii name of Stewart Edward White, one of the few literary figures who have lived in and written of the old west in an immortal day, Fred Thompson comes to the screen of the Majestic theatre next Thursday and Friday with “The Two Qun Man," first of the Thompson production to be made from the works of this noted author. EAGLE national to be held in Portland Oct ober 30 to November 6 is under the Department of Agriculture for the first time, and Mr. W. A. Lloyd, Western Director,'Extension Service will be chairman. Associated with him will be the club leaders of the various Pacific slope states, with the probability that Mr. H. C. Sey mour, club leader for Oregon will be the man chosen by the board to eoine in direct contact with the show Subscribe for the Vernonia Eagle management. This camp will be dedicated on Sunday, October 31 •+++++++4-+++++++4~M-S+*+>*- and as customary with all Depart PIANO LESSONS ment of Agriculture clubs, will be named. Owing to the fact that Gen eral Manager O. M. Plummer has and Harmony supported club work very actively for the past 15 years, the eamp will 7ÜC for 40 minutes be named in his honor, “Camp Plom- , ! mer.” i' 1 lesson Studio on 2nd ave. Call 541 Mrs. J. M. Kemper 44-fr+r-<--i-4~i-+-i-4-+»+4+4v414 i Lodge Directory W.O.W. Buxton camp No. 655 meets every Monday night at seven thirty at the Grange Hall. Visiting members welcome. C. A. BARNES C.C. C. C. DUSTEN CLERK. Vernonia Lodge, No. 184 A. F. 4 A. M., meets at Grange Hall — mi Pacific International Show Starts Tommorrow 1925 1926 j 326,000, OOO BUSHELS BUSHELS a HARS-ROEBUCK AGRICULTURAL FOUNDATION ficial reports, these should yield on the average 110 bushels per acre. In age you will have to pay more for 1925 the yield was only 103.9, while w’hat you eat, according to the Sears- in 1924 it was 127 bushels. The pres Roebuck Agricultural Foundation. ent prospects ar<* for a crop 15 per While there will be 2; 5,000,000 bush- cent below normal. Based on studies els more potatoes than last year, over a period of 23 years, the Depart the prospective crop of 352,000,- 000 bushels Is still 50,000,000 short ment of Agriculture indicated that of the five-year average. Farm- prices will be about 37.5 per cent above ers devoted 3,202,(KM) acies to po- normal, and while prices are expected tatoes this year, the Foundation finds, to be higher, the extreme high prices gnd accdhling to the latest of- of a year ago are not likely. will not be able to eat so many Y OU potatoes this year and on an aver "•i Comfort and Convenience The management caters to commercial and local guests. Always at your service, HY VAN HOTEL I. O.O.F. —V ernonia L odge , N o . 246, meets every Tuesday night at 8:00 o’clock, in Grange Hall J. W. ROSE, N. G. M. L. GAINES, Sic. Knights of Pythias. — H arping L odge , 116, Vernonia, Or.—Meets every Monday night in Grange Hull. All visit ing brothers cordially invited. L 11. Gil LCHRIEST, C. C. JACK NANCE. K, R 4 S. VERNONIA TEMPLE No. 61 PYTHIAN SISTERS Meets every Wednesday night on the lower floor of the Grange Hall. Al! visiting Sisters and Brothers wel come. MARJORIE COLE, M. E. C. PEARL WILKERSON, K.ofR.C CHAPTER NO. 153 O. E. S. — Regular communication first third Wednes- of each month, visiting sisters brothers wel come. ALICE GOODING, W. M. MAE BERGMAN, Sec’y. NEHALEM DEFEAT The Fish-Wheel, Trap, Seine Bill We are Getting Ahead and Fourth Thursday nights. HURLEY, Master. Wm. PRINGLE, Secretary Visitors Welcome : The Paiific International to be held October 30 to November 6 at Portland, promises to be one of the best balanced shows in itg history, all of the various departments show ing a splendid lot of class with plenty of quality also. This is par ticularly true of the milking Short horns in the beef division; of the Holsteins and Brown Swiss in the dairy division; of the Hampshire, Shropshire and Rambouillets, and Romney sheep in the sheep division; and the Percheron horses in heavy draft horses department while the hogs remain about the same. The Boy and Girl Club depart ment this year at the Pacific Inter- Second every VERNONIA VOTE 3 3 3 X NO It will place a monopoly of fishing in the hands of one class, most of whom are not Citizens, and who have already repeatedly sought to raise the price of raw fish so as to place it beyond the reach o' the average consumer. Fishing has seldom, if ever, been better. There is no occasion for factional discrimination and confiscatory legislat ion. GRANGE The Vernonia Grange meets on tb second Saturday of every month a 7:30 P. M. Any members of th Grange living in or near Vernonia or visiting in the community, ar cordially invited to attend. F. E. MALMSTEN, See This Bill is Opposed By The Astoria Chamber of Commerce <the home of the principal sponsors) The Clatsop County Press. The U. S. Bureau of Fisheries. By all fair minded citizens respecting the rights of property and believing m common justice; Such a wonderful sence of happiness and well being may be yours and your family’s when you can tell them that you have started a savings ac count. It is the nucleus about which you may start to planning a home of your own, or any other of the many hapty events of family life. The Bill, If Passed, Will— Bank of Vernonia VERNONIA. OREGON zs \ the new WINTER. RED CROWN MOUNTAIN HEART Further increase taxes; Raise the price of fish to the consumer; Violate a solemn trtaty with the State of Washington, making it a scrap of paper; Confiscate hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of property, without process of law; Throw many people out of employment in Wasco, Hood River, and Mult nomah Counties; I Destroy industries and valuable taxable properties in these Counties; Leave the Columbia River a bound ry stream subject to concurrent juris diction with the State of Washington in a legal chaos—without law or regu lation. In the interest of the consumers of sal mon, the already overburdened taxpay ers, of common sense, fairness, and justice. OPPOSE THIS VICIOUS MEASURE VOTE 333 X NO FOOT NOTE WILD TOW/ O I»24 STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA # By Leo. A. Schanno John Milne J. O. A ■ T. A. Sammis, Jr. By W. S. NELSON, Executive Manager and Secretary. E. L. Curtis J. W. Hoech Pat Foley G. L. Corey Geo. H. Flagg Fred P. Kendall Former Member« Ray F. Kelley Thomas E. Griffith J. D. Odell Lester Emerson Director» Chris Schmidt OREGON STATE FISH COMMISSION Paid Adv. The Dalle»-Wa»co County Cham ber of Commerce. The Dalle», Oregon. ORDERS TAKEN FOR Personal and Business GREETING CARDS NICE LINE OF SAMPLES Any and all orders appreciated. Drop me a card and I will call, or call at House 55, O.-A. hill. Clara Cates, Box 334, City. THE DALLES-WASCO COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE By L. BARNUM, President. , REBECCA LODGE No. 243. I.O.O.F Meets every second and Fourth Thursdays in Grange Hall—Vernonia Visitors always welcome A ttie C ameron , N. G. MRS. IRENE SPENCER, Sec'y. r Qland specialist Kidney, Bladder, Prostate, High Blood Pressure, R he ums dam, Constipation, Loss of Virility, etc. Cail or write for booklet on re energizing the glands without operation. DR. H. Z. THARP
