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TWO VERNONIA EAGLE Thursday, January 19, 1928. Three Musketeers,” Dumas; “Les make it possible to deliver lumber (Christian) Miserables” (2 vol.) Victor Hugo; to the builder under cover from the Revival meetings now being con “Talisman,” Scott; “Lo, Going to log in the mill, through dry kilns ducted by Evangelist Roy L. Dunn Paris,” Laughlin; “Forever Free,” and planing mill, into the car un- are being well attended. Every Murrow; “Cockades,” Minnega-'der the roof and into sheds at night Evangelist Dunn preaches in roade; “Labels,” Gibbs; “Hilde- Portland. Catherine Hoffman ........... Editor Della Cline ........... Administration Frances Lappe .... Junior Reporter teresting Biblical sermons. Everyone Louise Simmons, ....... Asst. Editor Norman Green'................. Literary Charlotte Green....... Soph. Reporter is invited to these meetings. Come! garde,” Norris; “Tomorrow Morn-1 This firm handles the product of Clarence Wardle ...................'.Sports Ralph Peck ....... Senior Reporter Larry Marshall Freshman Reporter You will enjoy it and be benefitted ing,” Parrish; We must March,” the Oregon-American Lumber com M urro w; “U nderstanding Heart,” pany’s mill at Vernonia. by it. The following topics will be Kyne; “Magic Garden,” Porter; In addition to dry lumber, the discussed: team on the latter’s floor Friday Ito the end of the game, “Dawn,” Porter; “Dark Dawn,” Portland firm recently has added Girls’ Team Ties Thursday “The Restoration Move Ostenso; “Under the Tareo Rim,” several other lines, including the night by a score of 37 to 17. St. Bennett netted some unusual Scappoose, 17 to 17 Helens has not yet been defeated shots in the game Friday, in con ment.” Friday, “The Missing Link.” Grey; “Cherry Square,” Richmond; cedar products of the E. C. Miller (By Clarence Wardle) The Vernonia high school girls ky any °t Columbia county’s high trast to his playing against st. Saturday, “Christian Liberty,” with ‘.‘Professor’s House, Cather; “Porty- Cedar company, the Weyerhaeuser • Helens here the week before, He chart. Sunday morning 11 a.m. gee,” Lincoln; “The Call of the line of hemlock flooring, and the basketball team played the Scap-sch001 tcams'___________ seemed to be able to find the bas- “The Fullness of Fellowship With Canyon,” Grey. poose girls to a tie game I IXL brand of Michigan maple floor tllOL , Vernonia To Play ket from the most dificult posi- Christ.” Tuesday, “Christ’s Author- Friday night, 17 to 17. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Garner do ing. It also has acquired the I ity and Commission.” Wednesday, nated the following books: “Wild- agency for the maple floor stains tions. Vernonia fought a hard battle Rainier Here Friday Hodges is playing a type of “What Hath God Spoken?” Meet fire,” “U. P. Trail, ,” ’ (By Clarence Wardle) with Scappoose and though out- “Rainbow put out under the sponsorship of Vernonia will play one of the game this season that marks him ings every night except Mondays, I Trail.” “Desert Gold,’ “Light of maple flooring manufacturers.—Or weighed by a hundred pounds, kept at 7.30 p.m. egonian. the Scappoose girls from gaining strongest teams in Columbia county as one of the best guards in the the Western Stars,” Regular Bible school Sunday at the Desert,” “Riders “Heritage of | Friday night, when Rainier comes county. His work on defensive is the winning point. of the Pur- 10 a.m. and Christian Endeavor at here to attempt to maintain their J*ke to keep Vernonia from losing The need for stronger defensive pie Sage,” “Desert of Wheat,” Astoria—Eastern capital may lo 6:30 p.m. Teddy W. Leavitt, Zane Grey; “Men of playing by the local team was tie with St. Helens at the top of some close contests. the : Forest,” Pastor. “Eyes of the World,” W right; cate here with new paper mill. | Parker’s speed assures the team shown in this first game of the the league with no defeats. Since St. Helens won here by the this year of a fest-playing forward season. The Scappoose girls were “Baby Peg’s Own Story Book,” EVANGELICAL CHURCH <*' Lady of the Decoration,” Little; all larger in stature and had the narrow margin of one point, Rain-:w^° can be depended upon for J. MASON DILLARD G. W. Plumer, Pastor aid in floorwork. His n Vernonia girls at a disadvantage ier is not conceded more than an profitable There will be Sunday school at History of the World War,” even chance to win this coming diminutive stature is no handicap throughout the game. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 9:45 a.m. The pastor will preach March; “The Master Key,' ” Wilson; ‘ contest. St. Helens won fsom Clat- to his playing. “The Girl of Tim’s Place,' Munn; Next to Carkin Cleaning Works at 11 a.m. and there will also be Bergerson ’ s height makes him of Four Boy* Go Swimming I skanie last Friday 37 to 17, while “Lorraine E. Gordon,” Kelpies, Here Every Wednesday Four atletic boys went for a Rainier beat Clatskanie the week great service at center where he reception of members. Blaisdell; “Pilgrim’s Progress,” The young people will meet at dip in the Nehalem river Saturday before only 24 to 18, which would usually gets the tipoff. He seldom 7 p.m. And preaching again at 8 Bunyan; “White Flag,” Porter; afternoon. While peacefully coast seem to give St. Helens the edge needs to jump to shoot a basket. Letters to Children by Famous Peo p.m. DR. ELLA WIGHT I Roy is making a good player and ing down the rippling stream, the on playing the game. ple”; “A Wonder Book,” Haw Prayer meetings on Wednesday 1 is fast on the floor. He is a good DR. C. J. WIGHT boat became panic stricken and If Vernonia wins this game with thorne; “ Madness of Philip, ” Das- evenings at 8 o’clock. The study CHIROPRACTORS started for ports onknown, ending Rainier, then there is a good chance ! shot and has a cool head. kam; “A History of Oregon,” Blue. the next Sunday school lesson of Blood Pressure Examination I of the local team being in strong) 1 Adams, though a freshman, stands up against a log jam. is taken up. Rheumatism, Neuritis, Stomach, Morris Bennett, Donald Hodges, running for the championship hon- in big with the team. He is un To Deliver Lumber Dry The Women’s Missionary society i usually fast and a good player. Liver and Intestinal Troubles Neal Bush and Bodie Hieber sec-'ors. Rowell, Brown & Co. has expand A good crowd from Vernonia will have a social meeting tonight. ed its shed capacity to 500,000 Delayed Menstruation ing that it was Saturday afternoon instead of Saturday night, took a Vernonia Basketeers Win attended the game at Scappoose feet to meet an increased demand FREE METHODIST CHURCH Friday night. It was even said that bath. Neal and Morris held to a From Scappoose 21 to 9 Sunday school 2:30 p.m. An ac for dry lumber. The new facilities Vernonia was better represented log until Mr. Peck pulled them( LESTER SHEELEY count of bad weather and sickness, (By Clarence Wardle) at the game than Scoppoose. out. Donald went deep sea diving meetings have not been held regu Vernonia won the second game for a time, and Bodie swam to Attorney-at-Law larly, but from now cn the pastor League Standings shore. It is said the city water de of the season at Scappoose Friday hopes to build them up again. Par | night by the decisive score of 21 w L Per. Vernonia Oregon partment plans to send Donald a Ito 9. Bennett was high point man St. Helens 2 0 1000 ents please bring your children. The bill for the water he drank. pray meetings will be held this with Parker second. Rainier 1 0 1000 St. Helens Beats Clatskanie started with Scappoose' Vernonia 1 1 500 week at private houses, all are in vited. DR. W. H. HURLEY St. Helens basketball team de- getting first points, but Vernonia I Scappoose 0 1 000 The game feated the Clatskanie high school soon gained the lead and held it Clatskanie 0 1 000 DENTISTRY AND X-RAY Paint Shop Moves Evenings by Appointment The Vernonia Auto Top Office over Brown Furniture Store. Paint During 1927, Oregon graded Alaskan Editor to Shop has moved from the Proper All-Star Grid Team Vernonia Oregon macadamized 138.3 small building next to the Keller 79.4 miles, Devote Long Nights Of Entire Nation Is Candy Kitchen to the east side, miles, resurfaced 66.3 miles, and To Study With If. O. widened 33.7 miles state highway. Named by U. O. Scribe between the telephone office and Bnown Furniture company. F. J. PREVENTS EYESTRAIN M. D. COLE I UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu- Next visit here Saturday UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu Adams and C. J. Henderson are It is advisable for farmers in ’ gene.—A definite study program with gene,—A galaxy of stars of many grid the proprietors. and Sunday, January 28 DENTIST western Oregon to look over all : the University of Oregon Extension irons glisten on the All-American team and 29. Make reser Division is requested by Alan Craig dead furrows again to see that Library Ha. New Books just selected at the University of Ore vations for FREE examina- Faith, city editor of the Cordova Daily they are clean so all the surface Vernonia The library board recently pur Oregon with E. W. Holtham, Cordova, Alaska, in a letter to gon by the Seven Seers, authors of the water may drain off. This will pre 1 | Times, Earl M. Pallett, registrar of the Uni humorous column of the Daily Emerald. chased the following books: “The Workingmen’s Store vent water from standing on the versity. “Speed in assisting me with Lindbergh, Henry Ford, Al Smith, MARK EVERY GRAVE HARRY A. BROWN winter crops that are already plant- a program is essential, ”he writes, “for two of the DeAutremont boys, Men Eyesight Specialist Memorials in Granite and Marble T I f , ed. Portland, Oregon this town drags one down to the level cken, Fall and Sinclair, President Cool At Reduced Prices of Siwash and ‘breed’ without mental idge and Gene Tunney make up the WRITE FOR PARTICULARS A Wonderful Tire mythical eleven. CHURCH OF CHRIST News of Vernonia Schools Glasses activity.” Lindbergh is chosen because of “his fully guaranteed, sold at Mr. Faith already has a total of 30 (From School of Home Economics) hours earned by extension from the outstanding aerial work” and further, these remarkably low say the selectors, “As for total yard Pictures look best when the University, and he plans to obtain the age, it speaks for itself.” Lindbergh prices center of interest comes at nearly i maximum number of credits by this is given the fullback position. 30x3 >4 Cl. Cord .................... $7.35 eye level. A better effect is gain method. He hopes to attend college- “Ford, our choice for quarterback, in (A big tire, certain to give lowest on and obtain his degree. cost per mile. ed when they lie flat against the > later “I want to major in psychology.” his selection of plays for the year has I wall instead of tipping forward. writes Mr. Faith. “I would also like completely baffled opposing teams all 29x4.40 Balloon ...................... $8.75 some short story courses, but I want a season,” it is said. “Our team is not (Unsurpassed at any price) Vernonia Post consistent program of study. xMy read handicapped by weather conditions be 31x5.00 Balloon (30x4.95) $12 90 cause Al Smith’s ability in a wet field (A double oversize for 29x4.40. 119, American Le» ing turns to anatomy, niy thoughts to is unquestionable,” the Seers continue. Can be used on either drop center i gion. Meets second philosophy, actions to concrete, my Smith is named right halfback. or regular rims) gand fourth Tues- spirit to confusion. I am a blonde by II. L. Mencken is placed at left half, .? days each month, S protoplasm, English by birth, six feet because he “is easily the greatest kick- , 30x5 Heavy Duty Cord, 8 ply......... 7 p.m. W. H. Hurley, bv accident and alive by circumstance. er of all time.” Also, “The D'Autre- | ................................................ $24.65 That’s about all I know concerning the Commander. (Best for the long haul or the great ‘ego’ but I would be glad to an mont brothers have proved themselves short haul) the most elusive pair developed in swer questions.” Heavy Duty Cord ... $39.75 In explaining his time, Mr. Faith years,” and for this reason are given | : 32x6 (A new truck tire to fit 30x5 Regular communi- says he works nine hours a day on the the berths of right and left ends. cation first and newspaper, and has social obligations “Fall and Sinclair,” it is declared, j J rims) third Wednesdays that take an average of two or three “have attracted national attention, and Be sure to use T. I. E. D. of each month. nights a week. The rest of the timo are a slippery pair of tackles who sel Large Size. All visiting sisters he wishes to devote to study and read dom fail to smear plays. Will Rogers, Red Tubes. who keeps in practice by throwing the Heavy gauge. Tough age and brothers wel ing. come. Nights are long in Alaska, it Ì3 bull, is a sure bet at guard, and no resisting compound. Easily pointed out, and there is no inducement body fill* the other berth better than repaired. Catherine McNeill, W. M. to remain outdoors. The situation is Tunney, under whose terrific hammer- . TUBE Leona McGraw, Secretary. practically ideal for study, and Mr. ing no opponent can stand.” “Coolidge, at center playing what 30x31^ (Will fit either nominal or Faith plans to go into extension work giant casing) ......................... $1.60 may be hie last year for old Massachu extensively. Mountain Heart “May I hear from you soon!” con- setts, due to his contested eligibility 29x4.40 (Will fit either regular Rebekah Lodge No. 243 or drop center equipmt......... $2.05 the request. “Thank you tor for 1928, has had more plays built No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets every sec eludes your attention to this cry from the around him than any other Americas 31x5.00 (Can be uwd in either ond and fourth Thursdays in wilderness! ” center this year, and for that reason 31x5.00 or 30x4.95 casings).... he cannot be overlooked. Grange hall, Vernonia. Visitors al ............................................... e...... $2.65 The team is as follows: ways welcome. 30x5 (Will withstand hard service Fullback—Lindbergh (Mo.) U. O. MEN HONORED Mrs. Viola Trehame, N.G. and the heat of long hauls $3.50 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu- Quarterback—H. Ford (Mich.) Mrs. Hazel Thompson, Sec. 32x6( To be used only in 32x6 gene.—Dr. George Rebec, head of the Right half—Al Smith (N. Y.) casings designed for 30x5 rims) department of philosophy at the Uni Left half—Mencken (N. Y.) end—D’Autremont (Ore.) $6.90 W. O. W. Vernonia camp No. 655 versity, was named delegate to the na Right convention at Chicago late in Kight tackle—Fall (N. Mex.) If you want the right tire meets every Monday night at sever. tional December while in attendance at the Right guard—Rogers (Calif.) thirty nt the Grange Hall, Visiting Pacific coext philosophic convention at Center—Coolidge (Mass.) or tube for your car and members welcome. complete satisfaction on Berkeley Cal., last week. Dr. IL G. Left guard—Tunney (N. Y.) ROBERT LINDSEY, C. c. Townsen also of the Oregon depart- Left tackle—Sinclair (N. Y.) your tire purchases, deal . C. DUSTF.N CLERK. ment ,was ade a member of the execu Left end—H. D'Autrement (Ore.) with— tive board of the Pacific coast group. Home Reminders Vernonia Lodge, No. 184 A. F. A A. M., meets at Grange Hall every Second and Fourth Thursday nights. Visitors Welcome Goodin, Secretary. RHODES EXAMS SET UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu- gene.—Four University of Oregon stu- dents who recently passed the prelim inary Rhodes scholarship tests will go to Portland December 10 for the final examinations. One student will be selected from the state to go to Oxford on the award. The University students are Henry Aiderman, Portland; Theodore Ruch, Robert F. Jackson, Eugene, and Ralph Martig, Harrisburg. STUDENT'S POEM PUBLISHED UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu gene.—Etha Jean Clarke, Eugene, has just been acclaimed one of the leading j'oets of the University of Oregon. Publication of her work entitled •• Tri umph" has just been announced in the Lyric West, a magazine of poetry pub lished in Los Angeles. She is already at work on others for publication. I.O.O.F.—Vernonia Lodge 1 Miss Clarke is a student in the school 246 meets every Tuesday nil of journalism, and has won praise for at 8 o’clock, in Grange hall. A her short stories written for various itors always welcome. classes, She plans to make writing her DR. RAINEY INSTALLED life work, although she confesses to a M. E. Graven, N. G. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, delight in fancy dancing, at which she John Glnssner, Secretary. gene.—A complete account of the in is adept. stallation of Dr. Homer P. Rainey, former professor of education at the AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY FRESHMEN OFFERED PRIZES University of Oregon, as president of UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu Franklin College, has been received by Meet, first and third Mon- day. of each month at gene.—As an added incentive to frosh Dr. Arnold Bennett Hall, president of debaters. Coach J. K. Horner is an the University here. the Legion Hall. nouncing several prizes, totalling about Franklin College is the alma mater of Mrs. Mark E. Moe, President. *100, to be awarded at the end of the Dr. Hall, and is regarded very highly by Mrs. E. H. Washburn. Secretary. year to the best men and wjgzeu on the educators throughout Che country. •quads. CRAWFORD MOTOR COMPANY MRS. M. N. LEWIS & CO. Fourth and MAin St. Hillsboro. S. P. & S. Transportation Co Stage Service To Portland The new stages leave Vernonia at 6:40, 10:40 ’ ’ “ ' ----- 5:20 p.m. arriving Portland 2 hours and 55 utes later. Returning leave Portland 7:30 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. arriving Vernonia 10:40 4:05 and 8:05 p.m. a.m. min a.m., a.m., Fares to Portland One Way Daily. Round Trip Daily: 30 Day From Return Limit Vernonia $2.05 $3.75 Wilark $1.75 $3.15 Camp 9 $1.85 $3.35 Camp 10 $1.95 $3.50 U. Rys. Co. trains leave Vernonia 11:55 a.m., ar- riving Portland 2:05 p.m. Returning leave Portland 7:35 a.m., arriving Vernonia 9:52 a.m. Note: Rail,or stage tickets accepted on either trains or stages. Folders, further information etc., of J. J. Hoydar, Vernonia Drug Co., R. M. Aldrich, General Agent Agent Agent S. P. & S. Transportation Co. 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