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Thursday, December 22, 1927 VERNONIA EAGLE FIVE > and staging a hula dance in front The League of Nations is reporting’of home. The very cornerstone of of a mummy that hung in a cave. progress. There are still a few lit- civilization rests on perfecting, and NUMBER 30. LAURENCE LOCKNEY. Editor We have heard that a dance of tie points that John Bull didn’t perpetuating this untold dream that quite see into, but we all under- sleeps in the heart of every wo- this character would bring mum i stand that a real Englishman is man. Now in the interest of good TEXAS TENDERFOOT then, never return he had to shoot them on the wing my back to life, and it is poss , naturally that some of them slow to see the point to \ fellowship among women I would ="*h less than 50 fine fat quail. was when they had their wings ible that the beautiful damsel was even a good joke. So we al! know call your attention to this fact. An unsophisticated tourist blew spread out and the only time they giving the experiment a tryout. ¡Johnny and love him just the same, I There is a thought abroad in The tenderfoot was shown Just had their wings spread out was into Cactus Flat from the Lone 1 he is our grandfather. I imagine i.... j the world, that I have never seen ¡Johnny Bull and our' old Uncle challenged by anyone. The thought Star State of Texas a few weeks where to go to get the best shoot when they were flying and that SISKIYOU KID TAKES i Sammy walk out most night I *!— any all women are instinctively YULETIDE VACATION , and look at the white lights of i that ago and after a few days of loyal ing, and he went out full of ex he had better sense than to try to against women. I am glad to have searching for work he finally land pectations, but he returned in about shoot a bird when it was flying. The Siskiyou Kid, who has a 'Geneva Geneva and that the bear laughs laughs’ the opportunity to explode that ed a job as extra man at Hamp - three hdurs with nary a single He returned to the filling sta permanent position with the Cat and the tiger forgets his claws, thought. and that little men become big The psychology of that situation Jiggs filling station, but it is be i quail. Rattlesnake Ike asked him tion keenly disappointed because amount until he gets his board men at Geneva. Thusly would the is this, that woman’s love of man ing whispered about that all the 1 if he couldn’t find any birds to the birds wouldn’t pose for him. bill paid, was forced to lay off mind of Woodrow Wilson settle all is so natural and so attractive, that wages he will' get is his board and shoot, and the pilgrim from the a couple of days this week on ac questions that might otherwise lead the emotion of friendship and love THE POLITICAL CRISIS clothes and that he is likely to i Panhandle said yes, he saw lots count of there being nothing In to v.-«r. The woman who was the she has for her sisters becomes inspiration for this great man’s commonplace. So commonplace, com Wiley Hawse writes from New the shop for him to do. be fired when his clothes begin to of birds, they moved around so translation of life must necessarily paratively that it is easily mistaken wear out. However, he borrowed much that he couldn’t get a shot York that Al Smith has yielded be a very wonderful woman. by an thinkiiir person as against. a shotgun from our esteemed boot at any of them. He said they to the entreaties of his friends and A note of distrust might arise Other women whose names have would run in under bushes and has reluctantly consented to allow from the fact that women are legger, Rattlesnake Ike, and went at one time been mentioned for or less posers, and who out quail hunting the other day. he douldn’t get a one of them to his name to be placed before the the presidency are Mrs. O. N. P. more (By Lillian Hanson) knows that better than another Quail are rather plentiful in the step out in the open spaces long people as a candidate for the pres- Bellmont of New York, able wo-1 woman. all make believe that (Continued from last week) man and geographically located to I we want We jSagebrush Belt this year and a enough for him to take aim. He idential nomination. to be Joan of Arc, when Last but not least we have the great advantage, should her name Pres- said not only that, but one or two As we go to press none of number of our citizens are report- name of Nancy Hanks Lincoln, the have been brought out at that time. : ! in reality we all dream of life per- i fected by the companionshin of ing the limit on each shoot, which of them got scared and flew away. ident Coolidge’s hats have been peer of all mothers, the mother of I ne name of Mrs. Roosevelt Sr.'that most wonderful prince cHrm- Abraham Lincoln. is 15 birds, and probably would Rattlesnake asked him why he didnt placed in the ring. was at one " or.e time suggested as a The peace and quiet felt in I This woman’s life reflects ti e possible : c candidate for president of j ing. report more if ’ it wasn’t against shoot them on the .wing, and the the protection of the home fires LOCAL NEWS natural beauty, the purity, the the U. tenderfoot said the only chance the law, as it is a well known fact S* I and the jov and inspiration of Centipede Clark had the misfor-' steadfastness, of the very hills of Mrs. Roosevelt Sr. is the beloved1 beautiful children. This is the whis- tune to puncture one of his tires I Virginia and Kentucky in which she widow of your own indominatible' ner of every woman« life. I just ta ■laqjotu aq; puu /qaAdsoo^j A’ppa^ ■ love Henry Lauder when he sings, this week when his shotgun went j was bred and born. All the beautiful qualities of this of the beautiful American princess “You No Can Beat It.” off unexpectedly. woman were instilled and reflected Alice. The princess _____ who __ ____ __ __ false ___ ___ __ _ livei of dared to This note in the The bed of Alkali Lake is be-! in the soul of this son, this be a reel American girl. The world ¡women arises from ages and * fires _ coming quite damp since the fog, she gave to the world. and everybody in it love Alice, who of training in false modesty. The Reader—did you ever notice how is our Teddy over again. It was’real and only nrog-r ,r! here season has made its approach, in your personality be our Teddy Roosevelt that gave the the world for women of today and The Catamount lost another val- insignificant Now is the time of year your battery should be comes, how inadequate you find of encouragement to the mo- for al! timn *o come :s tn b< >me uable subscriber the other day the English language to express that word the ’ "“au- thers and home women of the ____ land? perfect in being worse kept fully charged and in tip top shape. when we spelled Sam Hogg’s name something you would say when you women their very souls tell Then we have the women who ■ wish to eulogize Abraham Lincoln? have a “ D. ” with successful terms served ________ ___ _ _ as ¡them they are. Your battery recharged, painted acid Ray Vaughn, who plays the sax- There is no word in the English governors of their respective states,1 I know it. that it n*'- bee^ said ’ anguage that can add anything to that truth is not paraded n ked, proof, paint and acid adjusted, all for .. aphone, ha’s received an unsigned his name; there is nothing in the Mrs. M. A. Fergerson, served a through stormy, but gov- u«. successful oucccno.ui term icriii as asgov-l. «•” the --- stm«ts, but ’ note of warning. ■ English language ____ more eloquent err.or of * the * Lone ___ 21 Star _ _____ state, __ and have m-v own POI't’.ca! opinion and Radio batteries and others not requiring Dale Weatherby had the misfor- than the name of Abraham Lincoln. t bears ■ ■ honor ■ party preference—yes posi*“ ely. with the , title of ex removal of installation in car................... I tune to lose his wife last week 1 find it very satisfying in refer- governor of Texas. But I write this not as a poli” fan, . ' Mrs. Nellie Ross, who when she ’¡"'LFiTT. a_J J?*' when court convened in Reno. ¡¿X# a bratam Uneo^and ’ Ihen ! Rent batteries, per day stepped out of office as governor ledge gained by lifetime’s ar >cia- Scotty MacPherson, who bought nsten to the echo of thoughts. tion with women and the r flec Ross of Wyoming, left a perfect ’ | a lead pencil in the county seat _ Hence my plain statement, Nancy, record, and in defining women’s tions of this knowledge gained by last week, went back to to get Hanks Lincoln^ . the peer of all position in the world. She display the privilege of th'« assoc' ’ ion. ; mothers, was the mother of Abra- ed great womanly quality, making' I compare to the turning of the his trading stamp. __ ham Lincoln. very plain that she was a per-1 leaves of a beautiful book. Coolidge,, as the first | it YVONNE ANDERSON, MY YVO feet woman all the time she was I Athletes Receive Letters naturally takes perfect governor when she says; (By Wampus Pete, the Silver Pen- tj,e p°ace as ° land, the first woman of a “Whether The football players were award in the home or in bus ned Poet of the Sierras) ¡today, and we find in the person iness, in professions or other pur ed their letters Wednesday, Decem Yvonne Anderson, my Yvo, Yvonne, of ^our first lady an example of suits, there rests upon woman an ber 7, from Coach Austin, who al When we were first acquainted, perfect womanhood. absolute obligation to have an in- so gave a short address. Those re . , queen on her throne has ever , telligent interest — in political r-------- af- ceiving letters were: Your »p. ..... rod „ «.Y— B"» I T cannot * reztro;- restrain my And I’m sure that they were been a perfectly natural position I fairs.” But Gilbert Bergerson, Morris Ben personal conviction that 11 it 13 is in Ito her. She has a beautiful person the painted. realm of vx the vnd home UVI1IV in III wifehood, wuetiuuu, net, Archie Adams, Norman Green, ality and is known as the most pop- in motherhood that woman fulfills Donald Hodges, Clarence Wardle, SOCIAL NEWS I ular and most artistically gowned her highest destiny and finds her The social circle lost one of its i woman who has ever graced the greatest happiness. Both Mrs. Fer Oliver Mellinger, Allen Ray, Ward White House as hostess and first best members this week when Mes- lady of the land. gerson and Mrs. Ross entered the Gooding, Veldon Parker, Edward for governor, to establish an Roles, James Curry, and Shelby cal Bill left for the Roaring River The remark has been current race item of real interest to their im Cook. All but Adams and Mellinger country on a skunk-trapping tour, that she is worth a million dollars mediate family. They realized that are seniors, and will leave but two Greasewood Slim say cold baths to the republican party, and I am they alone could establish that item may prolong life, but what’s the going to tell you why. She has better than any one else in the lettermen to form the nucleus of dressed the part and lived the life use of living if you have to take of the ideal woman. Enshrined in world. Could you imagine a bet- next year’s team. call for a woman to enter pol- cold baths. the heart of every woman she has ter Bend—Last spike is driven in ¡ties than that interest? The Rev. Ananias Etherblazer been the beautiful wife, the per , However, those two beautiful Northern Pacific extension line to fect mother, the ideal home-maker, surprised a large family of fleas have set an example before Klamath Falls. is the unspoken dream in ladies the women of the United States this week when he sprinkled some which the innermost heart of every wo that Salem will have built 500 new cannot affoigl to over insect powder on his hound. man, and women realize that " a wo- look. they homes during 1927. They were prepared when The citizens of Cactus Flat will man so perfect could not walk neccessity called them. Toledo will vote on $10,000 bonds life with a man who was « be glad to learn that a pair of through f Then we have another beauti for better fire equipment. in every way her equal. storks visited the home of Mr. and not She ful character displayed in the per speaks volumes for our nice of the lady who, when offered Mrs. Abe Barlow last Sunday. ■ ouiet peace time president. Calvin son During the Winter Months when Heavier Feed vacant seat in the United States' ! Coolidge, and would be easily worth the occasioned by the death of NATIONAL AFFAIRS a million dollars to the republican Senate ing is necessary, you can be sure of uniform quality 3 her honorable husband, the late Hurd Howe writes from Wash party, should Calvin Coolidge Oregon member of the United1 ington that President Coolidge is shoose to run again. States Senate, said, “My children! And easily next we have the considering the advisability of ask name of Edith Gault Wilson, whose need me at home, I am getting, ing the government of Nicaragua rame will co down in history as them ready for school.” Beautiful, noble woman. Without’ to place a protectorate over Chi- the great wife. __ Her ____ name _ is ______ record- ’s hesitation she spoke od today as having stood by the a the moment cago. words of the woman, the real «■'¿o of the great Wilson, after he Henry Ford recently said that , stricken, and shouldered great woman. Lincoln’s speech at Gettysburg there is nothing quite like the responsibility a«suming almost en- new Ford car, which caused Mescal 'iro1’’ the duties of the office of was no more eloquent, he never said more in fewer words. Bill to remark that there was pr-siden" of the United States, of I think sometimes in our natural w] i !i she no doubt had her in- nothing quite like the old Ford for great heroes, we Gvence in developing and probably admiration It often over-look a heroine though car, either. b-s been given a greater insight she passes verv near us. into bis e- nictations that the great PRESENTS HANDSOME There is nothing more beautiful » <**> est seer • f today can than a woman’s life, and woman’s PRESENT TO WIFE Her name has been love. <1 Ali Stude presented his wife 1 a ’^'J’te for pres be-1 A woman’s love to her child ve this woman could with a nice Christmas present this on is as sunshine to a building flower, fourrev to a not far fu- . A women week, as a token of love, which tu ••e, presence in v ’s love and jyx V.IVIIVV in when we will walk the the home -- • to her family, is as mel will be appreciated by her for ''-o't:;o-wisn of todnv ..................... all ody and soft silvery moonbeam«. some time to come, not only for th white sails that dot the blue A woman advocation 1------ ’ — s - love V VVH VSMll ~ -- y • — and . MV* ■ . would ........ be pence pr.i'.c runs, w lien r * the intrinsic value of the gift it O' nn sails, when mP.n . a. ra litrht, that to self. but for the heartful of gen i'll the nations would he at peace this lip is just 'as as natural and a • ’ nd all races would walk on the •»nyhtenin«? as is the starlight to erosity and the wealth of tender earth as brothers. a dark night. affection with which it was given. I would say that she is the only There is no higher estate than The present consists of two new woman in the United States today mothqrhood, there is no more im-: whose name would cut a .y fieri re washtubs and a handsomely cor via nr riant port tian homemaker. Alli at all in the rone for the prosi the stand ng armies in the universe rugated washboard, to take the dency. Her ability .„ e tablished are maintained for the prote.tIon place of the old tubs and wash -«nd her name and la personality r re- board that have done yeomen ser fleet the very life of the great vice on the linen of our towns- Woodrow U ilson. and the time is - right at hand for this great ad people for a number of years. venture of women. Alf states that he has arranged $3.10 Portland and Return If the name of Edith Gault Wil Not in the sense of custom only, to pay for the tubs and i wash- son is brought out for the pres i sale Dec. 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25. r that idency it would easily follow that Tickets on board out of the first money but with a genuine appreciation his wife earns under the new her name would go down in his tory as Edith Gault Wilson, the Return limit January 5 regime. of our pleasant associations during the first woman president of the United States of America, and with my BOOK REVIEW translation of hospitality, the wo Round Trip Fares past year, we extend to you our Ye editor has just finished read- men of the United States owe to ing “Rocking Moon,” a novel by this beautiful woman, whose dream Best wishes for a real Old Fashioned Salem $ 5.10 $ 6.10 Barrett Willoughby. The title is of life was broken, and for them, Albany this great compliment, could Wood a misleading one, as Rocking Moon Seattle $12.95 $21.55 Baker row Wilson have lived to realize is the name of an island and ha3 his dreams, you would have seen Spokane $23.35 $29.65 Boise nothing whatever to do with de a peace and freedom that Abraham Tacoma $10.90 $47.95 Great Falls scribing the actions of a man who Lincoln only started. Walla Walla $16.15 $18.80 Woodrow Wilson would have in La Grande drinks himself into such propor made the world safe for De tions that the moon appears to r»e|itv mocracy, and then some. Woodrow rock, as a* ye editor thought be- between other points. reductions Wilson realized the life we wore1 Proportional living was onlv a training we had. fore reading the book. The story is about a young wo- that we should splash and surge1 Train leaves Vernonia for Portland at 1:05 p.m, se'k forever to dominate, and man who raises foxes for the rnd —w. H. Folger that this training had produced a' Phone 161 market and sells their hides for thoeght that had ervstalized into I as high as $150.00 apieces. Cold a thou-M world wjde of human cash, too. Mescal Bill, who traps domination. R. M. Aldrich, Woodrow Wilson did .not die M. A. Fuegy, skunks on Roaring River, could do heart broken. He was nayrholog i«t Ticket Agent better in the fox business, as he enough to know that he had left Trav. Psgr. Agt. never gets more than two dollars a thought behind him that would The Rexall Drug Store a skunk hide and one or two fox crystalwe as a world wide thought J. J. Hoydar, Gen. Agt., and which would evidently become Vernonia ■ hides would bring enough to keep Oregon Astoria, Oregon. recognized as more humane, more his family all winter, besides which unsejfwh. which perfected are the, I skinning foxes is much more re- two highest points that civilization Victor Records and Victrolas j fined than skinning skunks. In the es” ever expect to reach. The m'nds of Woodrow Wilson I book it tells about a young lady You must hear them to appreciate the difference and Abraham Lincoln were of the! who made a practice of stripping same elevation. Woodrow Wilson’s i i herself down to naked nudeness mind is working now at Geneva. I VOLUME 1 THE CACTUS FLAT CATAMOUNT Women and Progress NtW BATTERIES SS.85 Old Batteries Taken in Trade $150 00 25c ‘ G?° by Motor CoRS Feed, Fuel and Hay uildlng Materials Dupont Powder Vernonia Trading Co (Cnuufnrb iRiitnr Œmnputuj lutßhra mm Sunt Knimù Srip a urry fHcrry (Hniitmas Xmas iinltbaij ¿Farrs Ihiitrù UailuiajjB (iu. lih'rrg Christmas unit a Nrui Bear nf tSappntr»» anò Prssprritij Vernonia l)ru£ Company llitttrh Sailwaus Cn