VERNONI \ EAGLE
Thursday, July 28, 1927.
Ûltr Urnuniia rfaglr
Issued every Thursday
Entered as fi nd Class Matter, August 4, 1922 at the
Post Of:, e at Vernonia, Oregon, under the
Act of March 3, 1879
.IARK E. MOE, Editor
THE CANADIAN THISTLE
The cog
ing in Co
Canadian
accordance
legislature,
each resi<
share tow
that depr;
When ti
is scatters
tions and '
the rich s
crops and
plant pest
TH
y court warns all persons liv
mbia county to destroy the
listles on their property, in
with the laws of the state
It is little enough to ask of
it or home owner to do his
I destroying this noxious weed
ites the value of crops.
thistle becomes ripe the seed
by the wind in many direc­
e plant will grow on any of
■ of the Nehalem. Help both
ppearances by destroying this
henever it is seen.
CREED OF A FOOL
I am a ool. I believe that fire is a
regrettabh accident which occurs in the
other mar house. I believe that my own
ee from danger, although I
house is
take no p ■caution of any kind. If I
stopped to .hink, I would realize that my
house is ct n as other houses are, but it
is unneces ry for me to think about such
matters. r. he other man should think
deeply.
I believe that fires are caused by care­
lessness, the carelessness of the other
man. I b iieve that I am a privileged
character. I throw matches about, cast
away half-1 ghted cigarette stubs without
looking to ee where they fall. I believe
that I can do things without impunity.
So far I have not been arrested for arson.
I helieve that the other man is negli­
gent. He is culpable and deserves to suf­
fer losses caused by his own stupidity. A
special providence looks after my home
and place of business.
I believe all this, without any guaranty
of immunity from the attack of fire. I
have no surety that fate has not nominat­
ed me fo< membership in “the club of
other men.” But, as I have said, I am a
fool.
ITS BENEFITS UNIVERSAL
Ma y people have not learned to look
upon advertising in the light of the real-
istic rhymster of an olden time who pen-
ned Inis famous verse on advertising:
Go 1 rth ir. haste; with bills and paste
Proclaim, to all creation,
That men are wise who advertise
In every generation.
In large part the public regards adver­
tising -is I ing of possible advantage to
th« »..verti er for which the consumer
faj«, «nd et the facts prove otherwise,
ime and ' gain has it been shown that
well judged, properly conducted and per­
sistent advertising inures to the benefit
not only of the person who attracts at-
Klamath Falls—Labor u lions buy
U. P. Ha» New Ferry
tention to his wares in this manner, but
$7,000 site for $40,000 1 .bor tem-
A
new
ferry
on
the
Columbia
PLANER ENDS
also of the community.
river between Astoria and Megler ’ pie.
¡I
Oregon-American,
de­
After interviewing large numbers of ¿hat carries passengers and auto­
l
i
livered
during
July,
distributors as to the economic effects of mobiles has recently been installed,
Firemen Buy New Hose
advertising, a Committee Of the national oy the Union Pacific system, , ac-i The Vernonia fire department I August and September
cording to G. W. Roberts, district' recently purchased 100 fact of new II for $1.50 PER LOAD.
distribution conference reports:
Phone 253
reight and passenger agent, who 1H inch fire hose at a cost of
"Broadly speaking, it would seem that .vas in Vernonia Monday.
$75. The money for this purpose
where the advertising creates an increas­ The ferry has a capacity of 30 was furnished by the firemen by
ed demand for products of a certain class, automobiles and 250 passengers. It giving entertainments. Insufficient W. O. W. Vernonia camp No. 655
a wider distribution of such products— inks Astoria with North Beach, money was allowed by the budget meets every Monday night at seven
in other words, makes new business, South Bend, Raymond and points., committee last year tc cover the | thirty at the Grange Hall. Visiting
•lorth. There are six round trips' expenses of the fire department
bringing about lessoned distribution costs made
daily and eight Sunday.
it was said, and the firemen have | members welcome.
A. F. KOSTER C. C.
and lessened production costs owing to
endeavored
to buy needed equip­
Arrested in Pool Hall
C. C. DUSTEN CLERK.
increased demand—there can be no doubt
ment from time to time out of i
ar-
Andy
Raymer,
a
minor,
was
money
raised
from
other
sources.
[
as to the value of such advertising, not ested Friday by Marshal Kelly for
Vernonia Lodge, No. 184 A.
merely to the concerns that pay for it but playing pool. He was fined $5 by St. Helens—Cornerstone laid for
F. & A. M., meets at Grange
also to the public that consumes the ludge Reasoner.
Hall every Second and
l-.'W $35,000 Pythian Temple.
goods.’’
Fourth Thursday nights.
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Four in Front Seat
Visitors Welcome
“Bill and paste have given way to A. Greenberg was arrested , 1 ' Portland is ninth among Ameri-
_ can cities for May volume of build-
McNeill, Secretary.
newspapers and magazines and those Marshal Kelly Saturday for allow-
“who advertise” are not only wise but ng four persons to ride in the ng.
altruistic and philanthropic, for by help­ ront seat of his automobile. He Gold Beach — Rapid progress
ing themselves they are helping others. Ii vas fined $1 by Judge Reasoner. I .nade on Pistol River bridge, Roose- I. O.O.F.— V ernonia L opge , No. 246,
West Linn—Union high school v®It Highway.
being remodeled at cost of $15,-1 Gold Beach—Work begins on new
900.
’ ! Dunham store building.
Your town boost-1, you. Why not do as Seaside—Work will begin at Condon—New town of Kinzua
well by the town as it does by you? No once on new $25,000 west side will soon have logging railroad and
Kinzua mills.
citizen is so powerful, none so humble,1 vater system.
but what the town is an aid to him in Marshfield—Heavy demand made Condon—New power line service
for Oregon myrtle wood for furni-
some way or other.
will be installed by September I.
■ ¿ure.
The food that ha eats, the clothes he
Our Country spends annually for
Klamith Falls — Weyerhaeuser
wears, the recreation and amusement that I ■ompany
will rush plans for great candy and tobacco more than the
he enjoys, all originate in the town, be­
amount of its entire electric bill.
cause the money w th which they are pro­ i pine mill.
Specialists have found that the
Astoria—Market road to Svensen
cured is made there.
vili be built of asphalt type con- meat proteins not only have ns
When a fellow boosts his own town he rete.
high food value when eaten in a
does not stop there. He is performing an
mixed diet as when eaten alone, but
County inspectors find that they greatly increase the nu­
act that improves his own condition, for ;ot Klamath
a single case of bovine tuber- tritive value of the cereal or veg­
every good word and every good deed1 ulosis.
etable proteins. Thus the proteins
has its elevating influence.
Grants Pass — Famous Green­ in the bread of a ham sandwich
A few people a e always home town back mine sold to Los Angeles become more nutritious when eaten
boosters. They accomplish much in the buyers.
in combination with the meat.
way of community betterment, and this St. Helens—Lumber shipments Forest Grove—Banner loganberry
improves the condition of not only them- "or week ended July 9 are 3,700,- crop being raised in Western
selves, but also of those who do no boost­ 000 fe< t.
Washington county this year.
YOUR TOWN AND YOU
ing at all.
If every citizen would constitute him-
sell a home town booster the result col­
lect, vely would be many times as great,
and opportunities for self improvement
would 1 j £ more numerous.
' Jink it over in your odd moments.
The 1 get into
‘
the ‘ boost wagon and ' ' hit
'
the pace.
O regon=
“When I hear a man tell of wonderful
adventures I do not believe him, my own
life has been so commonplace,” saye E.
W. Howe.
Here is a man in his seventies condem­
ning life for being humdrum and monot­
onous. The editor of “potato hill” is but
one of many. In every walk of life there •
are men and women finding life too com­
monplace to be interesting. They are not
entirely tired of life but are extremely
bored. They work, eat, sleep and attend'
a social function or a lodge meeting now1
and then and hope for the great adven­
ture which never comes.
What Howe and others like him are
pitying themselves for lacking others are
extracting out of the commonplace things
of life. The inventor, the scholar, the bus­
inessman and other workers make their
work an adventure by putting romance
and imagination in it. Making a success
out of life is excitement and adventure
every step of the way.
The ordinary happenings of the day as­
sume the proportions of an Arabian
Nights adventure in the eyes of the ro­
mantic and imaginative.
Noh the special prier o* $3.00
J ir Iwo years.
GRANGE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
DR. ELLA WIGHT
DR. C. J. WIGHT
CHIROPRACTORS
Rheumatism, Neuritis, Stomach,
Liver and Intestinal Troubles
Delayed Menstruation
LESTER SHEELEY
Attorney-at-Law
Vernonia
Oregon
DR. W. H. HURLEY
DENTISTRY AND X-RAY
Evenings by Appointment
Office over Brown Furniture Store.
V ernonia
Oregon
McCormic Deering
Agency
MOWERS
RAKES
SEPARATORS
CULTIVATORS
PLOWS
Expediency: The polite name for a bit
of crookedness that seems essential to a
profit.
Genuine i. H. C. Partsand
Twine
And yet we doubt if red theories have
done more to retard civilization than red
j tape.
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r 153, O. E. S.
Regular communi-
cation first and
third Wednesdays
of each
month.
All visiting sisters
and brothers wel­
come.
Ucssie Tapp, W. M.
'.cona McGraw, Secretary.
Lumber
Wouldn't it be great if all grouches
were as bad off as they think they are?
“American g’rls are selfish,” says a
writer. But when you ask one for her
hand you usually get a whole girl.
>
4ehalem
Next to Carkin Cleaning Works
Here Every Wednesday
Fine motto: Don’t look for wider fields
until you cultivate those you have.
Addi ess
and fourth Tues-
days i each month. 8
p.m.
II. E. Me
Graw, , Commander.
J. MASON DILLARD
■j
This is the age of speed. Wouldn’t it
be great if next winter were to come this
summer?
Vernonia Post
119, . American Le*
gion. Meets second
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Nn me
E. McGraw, President
Meets every second and Fourth
Thursdays in Grange Hall—Vernonia
Visitors always welcome
Mrs. Edna Kilby, N. G.
MRS. IRENE SPENCER. Sec’y
American
The flapper thinks a grand piano is
one that plays by pushing a button.
Enelo> / /s (Si.iHl) (X.i.on) lor which
piense e iter one itvir's (tuo itvirs’)
subser'/ lion lor The Vernonia lìagle
to po i o > I he lollowiiifT .nlilnss;
"''pfriw'
REBECCA LODGE No. 243. I.O.O.F
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1 EKNONlt EAGLE
Meets first and third Mon-
days of each month at
the Legion Hall.
MOUNTAIN HEART
ADVENTURE
Some men are wise, some are otherwise.
Sulmcr phon Urtier lilaiht
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY
The Vernonia Grange meets on th
■econd Saturday of every month a
7:30 P. M. Any members of th
’■range living in or near Vernonia
or visiting in the community, ar
■ordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Minnie Malmsten, Secretary
Weather forecast: More summer.
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meets every Tuesday night at 8:00
o'clock, in Grange Hall
O. E. Enstrum, N.G.
G. B. Smith, Sec't'y.
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Fourth and MAin St
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Brazing Works on Rose
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Phone MAin 343
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