Thursday, July 7, 1927.
VERNONIA 7.AGLE
rel
demanded in plaintiff’s com-'other and further relief as to the
‘ court may seem equitable and
pl: nt "th wit:
pro per.
the members of a family tribe now
For a decree of absolute divorce
2 his summons is served upon
I
can
reflect,
that
they
no
doubt
dis olving the bonds of matrimony y u by publication for six consecu-
THE COUNTRY DOCTOR
share
certain
traits
handed
down
he)
.tofore
existing
between
plaintiff
tive
weeks in the Vernonia Eagle,
The stareity of the country doc-
an
defendent, awarding plaintiff in pursuance of an order of Hon­
tor as a source of keen popular froin common ancestors. Hence they
all of the real property owned by orable John Philip, judge of the
interest
is matching
the scarcity
in common,
and -
interest is
matching the
scarcity sll
1 _ ”uld have >d«“ —
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cot nty court for Columbia county.
ph ntiff and defendant in Wash­ Or gon. made and entered on the
of
teachers
in
the
rural
districts
:
whtn
the
X
Ket
together
they
should
of teachers in 1
ington
county,
Oregon,
for
the
sum
which has been met by consolida- 'have , important elements of con­
of Nine-Hundred and Seventy-five
tions and the employment of spec- Kemality that run deep in men­
do’ars, and for such other
ially trained “teachers’ helpers.” na ures-
fui ther relief as to the court
The country doctor is stronger in
set n meet and equitable.
tradition than the country teacher
' his summons is served upon
and his disappearance even by ru-
There are many gasoline saving by publication for six consecutive
mor is disturbing. In the genera-
A beautiful private yacht was devices on the market. A pair of we ks in the Vernonia Eagle, in
tion represented by the grandpar-
pu suant of an order of lion. John
sunk
at sea for a thrilling sequence comfortable shoes is the best.
ents of today the country doctor
Ph ip, Judge of the County Court,
in
“
The
Sensation
Seekers
”
the
was one of the greatest American
of Columbia County, Oregon, made
institutions. He carried his supply Universal-Jewel opening at the Ma­ NOTICE OF CONSTABLE SALE am entered on the 31st day of
of crude drugs in his saddle bags jestic theatre on Saturday. This GILBY MOTOR CO. A Corporation, Mi f, 1927, in the absence of Cir
picture, directed by Lois Weber
Plaintiff.
and an exhaustless sunshine in his
stars Billie Dove and Huntley Gor­ Lawrence Hilsenkap. John Doe and cuic Judge of said county.
and
his
cheery
words.
What-
face
Lester Sheeley,
don with an impressive supporting others unknown, Defendants.
ever he may have lacked of sclen-
Attorney for Plaintiff.
cast.
»
tific attainment to handicap him
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Re idence and postoffice address,
Florence Vidor as a comedienne THAT THE GILBY MOTOR CO.,
as compared to his own brother,
Ve nonia, Oregon.
he compensated for in that rare is the rare. treat offered by the claims
above
named
Plaintiff,
1 >ate of first publication June
Paramount
picture
“
Afraid
to
claims a lien upon one certain Font
atmosphere of fraternal cheerful-
| 2n> , 1927. Date of last publication
ness which no country doctor was Love,” coming to the Majestic Roadster Motor No. 8303437, Grant I 1411 day of July, 1927.
theatre Sunday, in which sne :s County Washington temporary lic­
without.
starred. Always anxious to de­ ense No. 365, now in my possess­
Patients improved when they
SUMMONS
monstrate
to the public that she ion in City of Vernonia Oregon, for In the Circuit
Court of the State
heard his horse’s hoofs on the
is
extremely
versatile,
Miss
Vidor
and
on
account
of
labor,
material
<
f
Oregon
for the County of Co-
people for miles a-
road. All the
I
1 imbia.
has suddenly switched from power­ and storage furnished during be­
round were as members of one
fully
dramatic
and
emotional
roles
Jos
ph W. Clark, Plaintiff, vs.
tween
the
15th
day
of
December,
big family so far as the doctor
to light comedy in which-it is de- J 1926 and to date. That the amount Cai ne Clark, Defendant.
was concerned. As the towns grew
'
o
Carrie Clark, the above nam­
claimed by said Lien is $74.00.
dared, she is a sensation.
ed defendant:
the young doctors chpse to dis-
NOW THEREFOR NO OBJEC­ • I a the name of the state of Ore-
A boy seeking for the murderer
play their skill there, some be-
cause the life was less laborious, of his twin brother so that he may TION having been made to said goi : You are hereby required to
ar and answer the complaint
some because they believed rewards bring the man to justice, is the lien, I will on Saturday the 9th api
fih 1 against you in the above en-
day
of
July
1927
at
the
corner
theme
of
Bob
Custdt
’
s
current
plc-
better. The country doctor of to­
titl d suit on or before Saturday
of 2nd' and Bridge streets 1 k the the
6th day of August, 1927, said
day is at the disappearing point, ture “The Devil’s Gulch,” at the
City
of
Vernonia,
Oregon,
ac
the
dat ■ being more than six weeks af­
largely because of his considera­ Majestic theatre next Monday.
hour
of
2
O
’
clock
in
the
afternoon,
ter
the
date of the first pubiica-
The Brute’s pals thought he had
tion for wife and children. He
tioi of this summons herein; and
sell
at
public
auction
all
of
the
says frankly cash returns are sat­ doubled crossed ’em; they tied
right, title and interest which the if you fail to appear and answer
isfactory often, but that he wants him to a hitchin’ post, lambasted above named defendant, Lawrence or otherwise plead to plaintiff’s
saic complaint, for want thereof
better conditions for wife and fam­ him fer fair, give him so long to Hilsenkap, may have in the above the plaintiff will apply to the court
git out of the diggins, but later
ily than he finds in the country.
described Ford Roadster, to satis­ for the relief prayed for in his
when they knowed, how they had fy the amount of said lien together cor plaint, to-wit, for a decree for-
FAMILY REUNIONS
eve • dissolving the bonds of mat­
wronged the guy, well, See Monte
Family ties are said not to be Blue in “The Brute,” Tuesday and with the sum of $5.00 Attorney rim my now existing between plain­
fee
and
the
further
costs
and
dis
­
tiff and defendant, and for such
as close as they used to be, and Wednesday.
bursement of the action.
yet many families are having re­
Good western dramas never be­
Dated at Vernonia, Oregon, this
unions where a large number of come tiresome. The latest western
near and distant relatives are ga- star to be introduced is Francis 30th day of June 1927.
W. J. KELLY,
thered together, Interest in gen­ McDonald, who makes his initial
alogical research is said to be in- bow in “The Valley of Hell” at Constable 4th District Columbia
creasing, and many people are an­ the Majestic theatre Thursday and County, Oregon.
xious to find out who their an­ Friday.
SUMMONS
cestors were and where they came
FARM REMINDERS
In the Circuit Court for the State
from, and the desire to know the
Oregon farmers are not behind
of Oregon for the County of
members of one’s old family tribe
bretheren in other parts of the
Columbia
will never disappear.
An obstacle in the way of such United States in the use of elec­ Katarzyna Jablonski,
Plaintiff,
associations is created by the scat- tricity on their farms and in their
▼s
tering of families all over the coun­ farm homes, reports the experiment
try. Where a family used to set­ station. In Oregon horticulture, el­ Adam Jablonski,
Defendant,
tle down in its home town or near ectricity has been used in dehydra­
tion of prunes and nuts. The de­
To Adam Jabjonski, above named
by the present generation is like­
sign of dehydrators has been vast­ defendant:
ly to scatter all over the land,
ly improved in the last few years
In the name of the State of Ore­
and some may go to foreign na­
and the capacity «proximately doub­ gon, you are hereby required to
tions. Yet as people travel more
led by the recirculation system.
appear and answer the complaint
easily than formerly many may
Irrigation of prunes in Douglas filed against you in the above suit
come from distant points when the county conducted by Huron Clough
on or before six weeks from the
tribe holds its powwow,
of Cannyonville obtained on 20 date of the first publication of
It may be said that the tie acres an increase estimated at this summons, to wit, six weeks
that holds these distant relatives $1000 in two seasons and $500 in from June 2, 1927, and if you fail
together is not close, since the peo- a third. The prunes were larger to so appear and answer said com­
pie who assemble in an annual in size and brought a higher price. plaint, for want thereof the plain­
family gathering may never meet A number of prune growers in the tiff will apply to the court for the
elswhere, and yet not feel any par­
ticular congeniality of tempera­
ment. And yet anything rooted so
deeply in old traditions as the
ties of family relationship, must
MODERN smokers insist upon value received, and they
place Camel first among cigarettes.
■till be much of a power.
. Regardless of price, Camel is the popular smoke, because
Back in old history people look-
ed to their families for protection.
it has the most to offer. Its choicest tobaccos and careful
blencing have made Camels supreme in an age that
Tribe fought against tribe, and if
demands quality.
you were attacked and your safety
All the money in the world could not make a better
assailed, your government might
cigarette than Camel. It has proved itself to the experi.
aot be able to do anything for
enced taste, to the careful smokers of the modern age.
but your kinsmen would rally
Let this cigarette show you how mild and mellow a good
beat off the tribe that mcn-
rani a Kijirilo fare
' Those
okt times of tribal wr'
are happily gone forever. But
▼ Cl XS.4/U7
The Majestic
same district are reported as hav­
ing succeeded with irrigation.
•‘Clover mildew has come to Ore­
gon to stay,” says H. P. Bi rass
plant pathologist of the Oregon ex­
periment station. ‘‘Infections in
southern and eastern Oregon, es­
pecially in the irrigated sections
have caused many inquiries for
the clover treatment. Applications
of dusting sulphur will kill the
mildew. In most cases this is not
necessary until after the first mow­
ing.
22nd dAf of Jane, 1927, ia ttie
absence of Hon. J. A. Ealda. Mr-
cu t judge.
Date of first publieatiea Ytara-
dav, June 23, 1927. Date edf Ms*
publication Thursday, August 4,
1927.
Dillard & Dillard, attorney* for
plaintiff.
Residence and poet of­
fice address, St. Helena, Oregon.
Oregon
American
Lumber
Company
Smokers of this day prefer
Camels
Because of Lower Prices
emoke, can really be
"Have a Camel!”
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