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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1927)
VERNONIA EAGLE Thursday, September 15, 1927. and as a final precaution, tie a vice to its citizens, and .... sup- Marshal Kelly states that motor- seen by the 4L as follows: ader Eyesight specialist, has and construction bit of wool on the pressure tone > lit: its products to consumers out Agricultural not deceived. Dr. Lu- ists are doing fine in obeying the been coming to Vernonia monthly school stop signs, but there are work, both east and west of the above the needle to prevent any side of its own territorial bound for more titan five years taking some drivers who “step on it” a Cascades, are at the season's high oil from running down on the work. aries, the function it thereby per forms, whatever its nature may be, care of the eye needs of the pub-, little fast while proceeding past ' point, with shifting demands for Fried Apples and Bacon in supplying outside consumers with completion of Speed limit is 12 labor caused by lie. His office is at Kullander’sj schoolhouses. Vernonia Jewelry Store and he is here the miles per hour and motorists will some jobs and starting of others. Harry Glahn was Thinly sliced bacon is delicious a public utility, is and should be at visitor Saturday. first Monday and Tuesday to 12 do well to heed this warning as The return of young men and wo when browned under the flame of tended with the same conditions and the broiler in a gas stove. It Is be subject to the same control and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shinn were noon each month. His next visit the law will be strictly enforced, men to school has left openings in various industries, causing the then free of excess fat, crisp and supervision that apply/ to a private will be October 3 and 4. tf. according to Marshal Kelly. Portland visitors Saturday. “Have Your Eyes Examined” usual turnover at this time of appetizing. Good results can also public utility owner who furnishes FARM MARKET REVIEW be obtained by frying it in a heavy like service.” Dr. Ella Wight is at Seaside for year. Notice. Grain. A general weakening of I a few days returning Friday. skillet, draining the slices and ab * It is expected that under this Sawmill operation in the To all Rebekahs and Odd Fellows the wheat market but continued i sorbing a large part of the fat with opinion all properties owned by mu Mis. 1. F. May was reported to a special sermon will be delivered comparative strength in high pro districts is 15 per cent lower brown paper. Apples or tomatoes be ill with influenza last week end. by Rev. Teddy Leavitt at the I tein hard milling wheats and low in September 1926. Sawmill crews' can then be fried in the fat and nicipal corporations which supply a utility service to patrons outside are well filled, as are camp crews sum- night at soft mililng wheats protein according to the Bureau of Home of corporate boundaries, will here M. E. Carkin attended an Am Christian church Sunday in the pine country. The erican Legion meeting at Hillsboro 8 o’clock, , September 18, in honor marizes last week’s markets, Fir sawmill operation continues Economics, U. S. department of after to assessed and taxed in ac of the 1 76 th anniversary of the general weakness was due to some Tuesday night. at about the same general level1 agriculture, make a particularly at cordance with the general rules and Rebekah degree. increase in estimates of the new i tractive breakfast dish. The fol regulations as applied to other util as held during August. W. J. Coyle of Vancouver, Wash crop as a result of very favorable I lowing recipe is suggested for fried ity properties. CHURCH OF CHRIST ington was a business visitor in weather in August and heavy seas- I Profits in Trees apples and bacon: Select good tart (Christian) marketings. High protein Vernonia Saturday. onal Why should farmers plant trees? apples. Peel and cut them in % Sunday, September 18: — Bible wheat is scarce, however, and the is asked and answered by Alfred | to 1 inch cubes. Fry the bacon in D. B. Reasoner spent the week school at 10 a.m., “The Kingdom supply of good low protein soft end in Hillsboro and North Plains Divided,” (I Kings 12:1-24). Com milling wheat in St. Louis and K>*n- B. Hastings of the Forest Service, a heavy skillet. As soon as the visiting his daughters. munion and morning worship il a. I sas City territory is small enough United States department of agri I slices of bacon are crisp, remove culture. and drain them on clean brown m. to cause movement of eligible lots' Paul Malmsten drove Mrs. O. I. 1 paper. For frying the apples you Trees set idle acres, too rough p.m.. at 6:30 Christian Endeavor of wheat in that direction from the' Ross and family to Medford last “What’s Wrong and What’s Right Pacific northwest. Favorable corn or too sterile for planting, to work| will need about one-fourth cup of week. They plan to live in that With the Movies.” Evening ser- weather caused lower prices to de growing an always marketable crop, the bacon fat. Put the apples in vicinity. j Though trees take a number of. the hot bacon fat, piling them up vice at 7:30. velop and barley went lower ex Wednesday, September 21, La cept on the Pacific coast. Europ- years to reach maturity, a young rather high in the frying pan. Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman HAT tired, burning feeling— Sugar to taste, Be sure you use aches or pains in your feet and and daughter Phoebe returned from dies Aid at church parlors. Mrs. | ean barley markets did not change plantation adds cash value to a enough sugar; legs—are Nature's way of warning apples fried this farm, just as a young orchard; a visit in Santa Monica, Calif., last Van Dorn, hostess. Friday, choir materially. you that your foot muscles are way require a little more sugar i does. In a few years it yields small I weakened and need the asaistance of practice at 7:30 p.m. week. Hay. Hay markets continue geti-1 material in the form of thinnings, | than apples fried in the ordinary Teddy W. Leavitt, Pastor, erally irregular but light receipts Sigert Wilkerson returned to such as poles and fence posts; lateri way. Cover and cook slowly un Phone 226. of alfalfa in middlewestern markets fuel and pulp wood; and finally til tender. Then remove the cover, Vernonin recently after a stay of caused firmness and Sacramento1 tie and saw timber. It is a savings and turn the apples gently, so the Police Notes about one year in southern Ore- ARCH Viola Chambers was arrested alfalfa markets have been gon. i bank that pays compound interest.1 pieces will keep their shape. Let BRACKS business Friday night by Marshals Kelly, recently and some '■vasI Timber growing is a necessary part! them brown lightly; they are then NO METAL PLATES ~ c I,. Smith of Lakeview arrived and Phelps at her home on Wrcd Ynkim'Y cf di.'-rsiii'-J la.mii.g, affv.c...,«, -'r * trnn»7ircnt ^’ace *’■ - :n ir NO KiUiD PKGPS his avenue, and charged with possess Thursday for a visit with Feeds. Wheat and corn a hot platter and surround them s employment and wages for winter Jung's are made of light, com daughter, Mrs. H. G. Phelps. continued I going lower and demand fortable Superlastic, with just the ion of intoxicating liquor. She ; work. A farm wood lot is security with the bacon. Scientifically Correct Tension and slackened for linseed and cotton- Stretch. They assist and strength J. H. Bush left Tuesday for plead guilty in Judge Reasoner’s seed meals although quotations on ' to the banker and the farm loan NOT EXEMPT FROM TAXATION en the weakened muscles and stop court the next morning before Jus- board. Muskegon, Mish., to visit his mo- foot pains in 10 minutes. the latter and on guleten feed Attorney General Rules Concerning ther. He also plans to see the fined $100, which she paid. Come in TODAY! were advanced. Alfalfa meai was “Inside” Information Municipal Corporations. Dempsey-Tunney fight in Chicago Bertha Thompson was arrested unchanged. Score or prick baked potatoes An opinion handed down by At while in the east. by Marshals Kelly and Phelps at Livestock. Sharp advances for to let the steam escape when cook- torney General Van Winkle with A reception for the teachers of Stony Point Friday evening and top quality killer cattle but steady ed. respect to tax-exempt municipal ac-I of intoxi-|t intoxi-|^o soaker weaker prices on poorly finished, finished; L_ Beets need not always be served the Vernonia schools will be held charged with possession or tivities is of very general import- | eating liquor. She plead guilty in j and f or stockers and feed- cold, ___ _ in vinegar. The new, young in the high school building Fri- Icrs' ance in Oregon, where attempts; Jus, court the next morning before charac terixed most markets summer beets are especially good day evening at 7:30. The public tice of the Peace Hill and was, last week. Buyers are keeping an hot, with butter ana salt and pep have been made to evade taxation is invited to attend. as applying to local electric plants Mrs. Frank Shinn fined $35, which she paid. eve on the weather and its effect per. Cook them in their skins and I extending their lines beyond the Mrs. Boesche recently purchased Heavy corn and forage crops. peel them when done by plunging; R. Camel was arrested by Mar-on boundaries of the municipalities. a Chevrolet touring car from the marked quickly into cold water, shal Kelly Friday on a charge c—„ ”oflrcc'’¡,ts a'1<1 lower The attorney general, at the re High School credits granted Gilby Motor Company. feeders' Celery for soup should be chop public place ! the fat lamb markets and quest of the state tax commissioner if required course is complet Geo. McGee of Cornelius was disorderly conduct in a Judge Rea- were scarcc'y steady at prices ped or cut very fine to give the and was fined $15 by for an opinion, holds that “proper ed. House 39 Millview. a Vernonia visitor yesterday. ' above kilelrs in eastern markets. | juices a chance to mix with the ty owned by municipal corporations, Al Repass spent the week end soner. I Hogs arrived in limited numbers other soup flavors. | but maintained for private uses, Geo. De Lora failed to stop at for the fim time in months and in Vernonia renewing acquaintances. If your sewing machine has been . . I as contradistinguishedz from that the school stop sign yesterday and He has been in Klamath Falls the (prices advanced in eastern markets.1 closed for any length of time, it- past two years. Mr. Repass was was sent in to the city hall. Hej Wool, Continued strength with' will probably need a thorough go- used or intended for corporate pur SEE formerly part owner of the Cherry plead guilty and was fined $2 by ■ more than even chances for steady ing over, Wipe and dust it care- poses, is not exempt from taxation Doane for Dependability i under the Oregon statute.” Judge Reasoner. Tree apartments. | improvement sums up wool market fully, fill yonr oil can with kero- in xenip.ion from taxation cannot | adyices: 1 sene, oil every part and run it Rebuilt Typewriters and Butter. The San Francisco market vigorously without thread until • be maintained unless it is within continued firm on light receipts. well loosened up. Then oil with i the spirit as well as the letter of Service 122 3rd St. Eastern markets opened firm but good quality of machine oil and the law, according to the attorney'103 West Park Beacon 2050 Portland closed unsettled with storage < p- go over all the parts again. Wipe general, who says: “When a muni- erators inclined to bring out their and clean carefully, stitch on scraps cipality............ furnishes public ser- i— goods on any price advances, Pro until the thread is perfectly clean, du-.h-n continues t> lecbnc but is still ahead of last year aid con- d'rions are improving. Prunes. An expo-table surplus FOR SALE of about 55,000,000 pounds of FOR SALE—One team, harness dried prunes compared to about | and wagon. Inquire W. J. Good- Vernonia’s Leaders of 110,000,000 pounds last year is . ing. 62* now forecasted in Yugoslavia. Sizes Progressive Style and will be very small, averaging 110 | FOR SALE—Iris ten colors, 10c Store Quality to 120. About 15 to 20 per cent each or $1. per dozen. Also of the crop is reported already sold 1 a good variety of Peory roots, per- but business is slow at present. ’ renials, Reasonable prices. Mrs. W. Walnuts. The Romanian Walnut J. Gooding. Call in the forenoon. crop is not expected to exceed 800 64* to 900 carloads compared to 17v0 H carloads last year. FOR SALE—Partly furnished house I otatoes. The latest official esti with full concrete basement. Lo mate places this year’s crop at cated above Postoffice. For par-; about 400 million bushels or slight ticulars inquire at Hotel Hy Van. We have a full line H ly less than estimated a month 61; < urLer. but 43 million bushels more of air tight heaters H than last year. The wo-*t.a. n state? FOR SALE—Equity in house, one Z have a larger part of the increase, I lot, modern, bath fixtures, built- prices from— 16 million bushels, Murkets have1 ins in kitchen, plastered and kal- H b-cn depressed recen :ly because of somined walls. Have $1000 paid on X heavy shipments from intermediate house, will take $450 for my H districts where 18 mililon more1 equity, balance of $900 to be of potatoes were produced paid at $17.50 per month, includ- X bushels this year than last year. ing interest. Here’s a $600 saving. M Vetch. Hairy vetch seed prices See F. E. Visnaw at the Vernonia 43 Parlor Heaters, cast X declined 50-75 cents in August in Bakery. H eastern markets to about $11.25,1 linings, cast top and $15.00 a hundred pounds. Spring HOME FOR SALE where Doctor vetch seed remained unchanged at; Hughes lives, at a big sacrifice. H bottoms, at— | $500 will handle. See H. E. Mc about $4.75-$5.00. M hite clover. White clover seed Graw. 33 is moving out of growers hands usum a, runic- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Suc- slower than usual at pnvva prices rang- ing from $16.50 to $25.00 a hut:- cessful boarding house of 12 • — dred pounds. The carryover is rooms. Old established business. Can larger than usual but less than a be kept full all the time. Excellent year ago. Imports are smaller than ; location. Will take 4 or 5-room usual. German seed is quoted $2 7.09 house as part payment. Selling on I account of ill health. Apply of Mrs. H duty paid at New York. Redtop. Redtop seed is moving ¡Webster at 641 First street, Ver- tf404* at prices too low to be at ; nonia. Ore. H slowly tractive to growers. Prices on Aug FOR RENT ust 23 averaged about 10.5 cents H compared to ‘21 cents a year ago, FOR RENT — 5-room house, bath, basement, lights. Write Mr. M. 18.5 in 1925, 11 in 1924, 10 in and 14 cents average from E. Schermerhorn. Forest Grove. 61 H H 1923 1917-1926. Modern House for rent or sale. J. M H Portland. Sept. 15—(Special! In C. Lindley. Bank of Vernonia.51* creased activity in the fir logging X indutsry featured last week's em ¡4 H ployment situation along the Pa WANTED MISCELLANEOUS —Hear from owner Ranch! X X cific slope, according to the 4L for sale. State cash price, par-1 H monthly employment letter, which ticulars. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, 34 reports that more than 2000 loggers Minn. have returned to work in the past H N ten days. Due to the recent fire WANTED — Light truck or good Phone 801 Headquarters Mail Orders car or good team horses or hazard in the woods has been H H greatly reduced, the letter said. ceries or furniture for part rro- Vernonia for Ladies’ and Filled pay- ment on good home ave. and has permitted resumption of on Rose Oregon Children ’ s shoes Promptly “IT PAYS” H H operations on a large scale. Other House No. 956 or inquire at Eagle HXHXHZHXHXHXHZHZHXHXHZHXHX current employment conditions are office. T Mac’s Pharmacy Violin Teacher ZNZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZMZ21ZHZHZN Hoffman Hardware Co Classified Advertising Got Ready for Cold Weather $2.48 lo $4,85 $¡2.50 to $27 Compai e Our Prices and SAVE MONEY All Sizes of Stove Pipe 4” to 8” Elbsws, dampers, 1-2 Joints, stove lifters, rakes, wire etc. Stove Mats, Sheet Asbestos See Hoffman About It Reilhner's A New Mode IN COATS Look for it in our hand made Tailored Garments Last week vve made the state ment, Cotton is Wild. The price is advancing every week. We are holding to the old price for Quality Mercnandise. BUY NOW Watch our Windows—Coats Dresses, Notions, Shoes. A NEW SHIPMENT OF Ladies, Childrens and Junior Coats Arrived Today.