Vernonia eagle., June 28, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

xtiursday, June 28, 1928 ____
Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia Oregon
Carrie
Drake,
Cora
The Shell Oil Co., have a new Davidson,
oil truck.
Lange, Linnie Martin, Georgia Mc­
Kee, Inez Powell, Dolly Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wardle have and Silvia Turner.
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moved to Corvallis.
Miss Zelma Adkins of Cincinnati,
W. W. Jackson and family are Ohio, ha3 been visiting her aunt,
¿»’V’X.For
Luzader, leaving this week for Texas.
Mrs. J. B. Wilkerson, for several
eyesight specialist, has been
days. Miss Adkins’ father served
A. L. Karnopp, night operator at in the Spar, sh-Americ: n war, hav-
making monthly visits to Vernonia.
His next visit will be July 2 and 3. Vernonia, has ueen transferred to mg enlisted at Portland. Sihce the
Beaverton.
close of the war he has resided in
office at Kuilander’s. Have
Cincinnati, where Miss Adk.ns was
your eyes examined.—adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Reich and born and reared.
Ask for Mother’s Bread, the daughters and John Junkins spent
W. J. Gooding of Vernonia is
the week end in Portland.
quality loaf.—adv.
a brother of the late Senator Good­
Judge D. B. Reasoner has as his ing of Idaho who passed away
Mrs. Florence Nelson of San guests his son R.
F. Reasoner and Sunday. E. C. Egelus, also of V er-
Francisco is here visiting her family of Grants
Pass.
nonia is a nephew of Senator
daughter, Mrs. Bert Tisdale.
Mr. Gooding has lived in
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barnett are Gooding.
Paul E. Green of Portland is now leaving for the east where they Vernonia for six years and had
e>‘^loyed at Mac’s Pharmacy. He I expect to stay about three months. not seen his brother during that
time. Ke was unable to attend the
is "staying at the McDonald hotel.
Mrs. A. B. Cooper of the Inman funeral.
Carl Eurgeson spent the week Poulsen camp was in town Thurs-
The three camps of the Oregon
end in Portland and Vancouver, day.
American Lumber Co., closed yes-
Wn.
______ terday and will remain closed un-
Mrs. M. M. Martin left Sunday
Mrs. Florence Patton of Scap­ for Seattle where she will visit t’l August 15 or September 1, de-
poose was the guest of Mr. and I with her mother, Mr3. A. Lester pending on the fire hazard, The
mill has a sufficient quantity of
| until alter the fourth of July.
Mrs. 0. A. Anderson Friday.
logs to last until the latter date
Miss Vera Penny of Portland is i Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Baker left if necessary but will shut down
Sunday
for
South
Dakota
where
Friday night for ten days for re­
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
they will spend about two months pairs. The planing mill will close
Williams.
visiting Mr. Baker’s relatives.
only July 4 and 5.
At the Vernonia Bakery you will
Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Meyers went
find a wide variety of good things
Police Note*
front which to select a lunch for to Camp Clatsop Saturday where
In a raid on the Noodle Parlo r
they
attended
the
encampment
of
the picnic of fishing trip.—adv.
at 735 Third street, by City Mar­
the Oregon National Guard.
shal Phelps Sunday night, R. Ringo,
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Moe and
Mrs.
Arthur
Wridge
backed
her
S. Semiso, Y. Faseaki, T. Uean-.ado,
baby were visiting relatives in
car
into
the
gas
pump
at
the
Square
K. Itano. M. Orio were arrested
Portland and Vancouver over the
Deal
garage
Saturday
and
damaged
for gambling and fined $5 in
week end.
it slightly.
Judge Reasoner’s
court Monday
Neil Morfitt of Astoria was a
morning. Mary Koto was fined
W.
II.
Brendle
and
family,
for-
Vernonia visitor this week. He gav
$10 for allowing gambling in her
a thort talk at the meeting of the merely of Vernonia, have returned place of business.
here
from
Marshfield.
Mr.
Brendle
Lotion Tuesday night.
Joe Wieberg was fined $1.0u for
owns the Square Deal garage.
shooting f:re crackers on Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamblen of
Miss Roberta Williams who has street.
Seattle are visiting Mrs. Hamblen’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tis­ taken to St. Vincents Sunday for
an operation for acute appendicitis
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dale.
is reported to be getting along sat-
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Miss Francis Tisdale, who has isfactorily.
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'■•een
pehnnl
jp
Emma Jane Russell ran a nail
is spending her vacation with her
under a ring on the third finger
father, Cleve Tisdale.
of her left hand and the ring had
lu rs. Anua Webster and family to be filed off and nine stitches
Mount Hood Loop — opened on
moved t o Portland yesterday, taken in the finger.
June 15, and in good condition.
where her daughter Anna Rea I
A seven pound baby boy was Screenings have been placed over
plans to enter business college.
born to Mr. and Mrs. A. W hartón fresh oil and practically all sur­
The Vernonia Bakery is having of the Moonlight apartments. June face oil had dried before road was
a variety of fresh fruit pies these 8. He has been named Edward opened. The Cooper Spur Road to
Cloud Cap Inn is open for 7 miles
days such as Strawberry, Raspber­ Leroy.
from main loop highway. A snow
ry, and Loganberry. They are truly
Mrs. Hannah Smith, Addison drift 15 feet deep blocks highway
delicious and only 25c each.—adv.
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. at the north end of Ghost Ridge. 1
Dr. Luzader, eyesight specialist, Anderson left Saturday for Berx- Motorists can walk by trail from
will be at Kuilander’s new jewelry eley, Cal., where they will attend this point % of a mile to Cloud
store on Monday and Tuesday July summer school at the University of Cap Inn if they so desire.
California.
2 and 3.
Redwood Highway — The Red-
Greenman sprained his
Betty Clarke, ten months old wood highway, due to construction
at a ball game Saturday daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank work, is not recommended at this
afternoon and was unabie to work Lr Clark, swallowed a button hook I time as underground springs have
for several days.
last Saturday which stuck in her I been encountered which make a
throat and threatened to prove [ bog hole of certain sections of the
Miss Dorothy Foxcroft will ar- fatal but the button hook was final­ [road. Tractors were used to haul
rive in Vernonia Friday from Sas­ ly removed by Mrs. 0. F. Burke, traffic through the mud for about
katchewan and will be the guest and Betty is none the worse.
ten days, but when traffic became
heavy, this proved impossible and
of her aunt Mrs. Geo. Pasco for
several months.
The Vernonia Hiking club climb­ the road was closed for five days
,
ed the Enterprise trail Wednesday J to all traffic.
Finest quality fireworks sold at evening. They are planning a dif­
Crater Lake — Crater Lake
west approach of mile bridge. Guns ferent hike for each week and O. i highway,
Medford-Crater Lake
10c, firecrackers, 5c, other prices in F. Burke at the Miller Mercantile Park, Klamath Falls is open all the
comparison. Try our goods and pne store will be glad to give informa­ [ way, but the spur road leading
es first. DeLois Powell.—adv. 453* tion to anyone interested in hik­ from Anna Springs to the lake has
Mr. and Mrs. 1 W. W. Jackson ing who would like to join the club. not been entirely opened as yet.
I Cars can get within one mile of
and** children left yesterday for
Mr«. Veda Smith, librarian at
Vigo Park, Texas, where .they will the Gresham high school and Mis. the lake at the present time. A
make their home, They plan to Elsa Knowles returned Minday I foot trail which is in fairly good
travel by steamer ■ from Portland from a month’s vacation spent, in i condition leads from the road to
the lake. It will only be a few nays,
to .Ban Diego.
Southern Oregon and California. however, until the road will be
They
returned
frem
San
Francisco
P<Aer Bqrgerson was re-elected
open all the way to the lake. Crater
ttyihe high school board yesterday. by boat.
Lake hotel season opens officially
sidewalks
T ork of laying the tidcwalkc
The Camp Fire cabin committee July 1.
around-the high school is to start met Monday evening and a com­
Rainier National Park, Washing­
Immediately.
mittee was appointed consisting of ton—The Nisqually road will be
opened to the public as far as
I*? R. Orgon has opened an art C. F. Hieber, Emil Messing and Narada Falls on Friday, June 15.
Mrs.
Judd
Greenman.
The
com
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in the building formerly t-c-
Paradise Valley, 1 % miles distant,
I ./¿ed by the jewelry store. He mittee was instructed to proceed may be reached by foot or horse­
with
the
building
at
once.
Will be here for two weeks xnd
back over a good trail. Mounts and
will sell pictures, oil paintings and
The Greenleaf club recently do­ hiking equipment may be rented at
will also d<| picture framing.
nated $5 to the Camp Fire cabin Narada Falls. Due to the deep
H. D. Eggleston suffered a com­ fund. The club is composed of the snow at Paradise Valley, it is
pound fracture of the leg when he following members: Marie Adams, doubtful if private cars will be
able to make the complete trip un­
fell from a scaffold while paint­ Wilma Babb, Nell Baker,
ing the McDonald hotel, He was
removed to the Emmanual hospital,
Portland.
C. W. Reithner went to Portland
on business the latter part of last
week. His son Ralph, who has been
attending business college there the
past nine months, returned home
with him.
WE FIX ’EM IIP
Auto Tops, Curtain»,
Cushions, Seat Covers
Auto, Sign, and
House Painting.
Decorating, Calcimining,
Tinting.
Strawberry
Crates
In response to many requests we are now
carrying STRAWBERRY CRATES
stock in sufficient quantity to supply the
local demand.
VERNONIA AUTO SHOP
tfext Door to Brown Fumi
ture Company
Phone 1021
Vernonia Trading
FIVE
til about June 29 or 30. Beginning for the balance of the year. To
Gold Beach has organized a Fire
June 15 full service will be in obtain this, however, it is necessary Department with two companies.
ivree at Paradise Inn.
for the applicant to present affi­
1'he number of foreign registra­ davit from the head of the motor
tions seen on the highways of Ore­ vehicle division of his home state,
gon at this time of the year calls certifying residence of applicant in
for information regarding the re­ That state.
quirements of the state of Oregon
relative to registering cars bearing
Bad Road. Tax ia High
foreign licenses, said A. E. Shear­
Motorists pay a bad roads tax
er, manager of the touring depart­ equivalent to 22.3 cents on every
ment of the Oregon State Motor gallon of gas consumed on a poor
association.
highway. The Oregon State Motor
Oregon has a reciprocal agree- association reports that this con­
ment with the various states of the clusion was drawn from experiments
union and the requirements for the recently conducted in Washington,
foreign car within the state are Iowa and North Carolina.
not at all stringent. A motor ve­
The figures were based on the
hicle licensed in another i stale premise
of a car making
miles
must be registered within 72 hours to the gallon on a rough 1U
after entering the state of Oregon. On a basis of a speed of highway.
33 miles
More than eight mil­
Registeration stations have been
hour, the test showed the cost
established by the secretary of the per
of gasoline and tires per one thous­ lion Model T Fords are
state in many places throughout and miles over rough roads used
the state and the Oregon State in the experiments was $35.10 for still in active service and
Motor association registers cars at
average four cylinder car weigh­ many of them can be
its main office and each of Its 15 an
ing 3,500 pounds loaded. The cost driven two, three and
branches.
the same car at the same speed
In registering the automobile the for
over a very smooth improved road five years and even long­
make of car, type of car, < ’
number and state of registration tests. only $12.80, according to the er.
must be given. The name of the
owner and home address, where
For the Model T Ford
I
staying Oregon, when car entered No Special Clean-up
is
still a dependable and
state and approximate stay of the
Day, Council Decides economical car and the
car in the state must also be given.
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The registrar then issues a per­
mit in the form of a sticker to be j The city council has decided to cost of replacement parts
placed on the windshield that the I forego any designated day in Ver­ is very small.
car has been registered. This per-1 nonia as clean-up day, and has
mit is issued for ninety days. Only made arrangements with local
Bring your Model T to
one permit can be issued in any draymen for a nominal price per
one year on any car provided, how-' month per famdy for having this us and let us look it over.
ever, that the secretary of state done
For just a few dollars we
may issue an extension if the appli- 1 “The council expects the people
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cant can show that he has not be-: to thoroughly clean up their pio- ' may be able to help you
¿Ome a resident' of Oregon. To ob- nerty.” says Dr. Ella Wight, cilv |
tain this extension it is necessary health officer, “and in this way get thousands of miles of
to appiy direct to the secretary of help make Vernonia more clean additional service.
state giving such information
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as and a lovely place in which to live;
will satisfy him that the applicant and now is the time to do it, before
has not established residence here. the hot weather sets in, causing
In the case of traveling sales­ decay, fermentation and germs. In i
men who find it necessary to travel this way everyone helps to start
in and out of Oregon the secretary our school year with a clean,!
of state may issue a permit good healthy community.”
Model T
Fords are
still ^ood for
vears of
service
Crawford Motor
Company
There is a hardware
s.ere~ near you that
displays this shield.
Big Buying
Power Means
Lower Prices
npO GIVE you an idea of the buying power of the Northern
Hardware Company, Inc., we list here just six of the
items purchased last year:
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C. J WH1TL3IDZ
Vice President
A. THURM
Treasurer
BOY OPPIE
Manager
NORRIS AMES Silverton. Or.
C J WHHESIDi;.CorvaHls.Or
A QUACKENBUSH. Euxcne.
Oregon.
W 8WANK, Camas. Wash.
T L. WILLIS. Portland. Or.
L. L. KIDDER. Gresham. Or.
ED N. SIMON. Salem. Or.
ALBANr, OBSOON
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AMi.ihGTO.L WASHINGTON
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ASTORLA, OREGON
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fw. 44—CkVlASkib Ud«. Co.
4LKUKA, OREGON
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BLCKLEY. WAaHIHGlUh
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CAMAS. WASHINGTON
No. 4A—W. I WHAM Bdwe Co.
CANB1. OREGON
No. 44—Coo by Bdwe « La». Co.
CEN I KAL POINT. OREGON
No. 88—W. C. Leever
CHEHALIS. WASHINGTON
No. 48 — Brown-Harlas on Hard­
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CONDON. OREGON
Ko. 71—Holloa A 8oaa
CORVALLIS. OREGON
No. 14—J. R. Smith A Co.
CORVALLIS. OREGON
Na. I .V-Hhitea.de A Leeke
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
No. 47—Knowles A Grabar
DALLAS. OREGON
No. 29—Gny Brothers
DC FI R. OREGON
No. 68—Johnston. Ine.
ENIMCLAW. WASHINGTON
No. 62—Fisher Bros.
EIGENE. OREGON
No. 25— J. W. Qnaekenbnsh
FOCEST GROVE. OREGON
No. 18—fendali Hardware Co.
FOSSIL. OREGON
No 71—Fotsil Mere. Co.
FRANCES. WASHINGTON
No. BA—Franeee Mercantile Co.
GLTNDALE OREGON
No. 4’2—Rarvev Hardware Co.
GOLD E* DAI E. WASHINGTON
No. BO—MrKenrle A Son.
GRESHAM. OREGON
No. It—L L. RMdor
HEPPNER. OREGON
No T!—G’lFsm A Blohoo
HIIISBORO. OREGON
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290
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Portland, Oregon
EAST 8862
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INDEPENDENCE. OREGON
Ko 40—Tbsnw A Horloa
18«AQUAH. WASHINGTON
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KENT. WASHINGTON
Ko. M—G. B. Berlin Hdw.
KIRKLAND. WASHINGTON
Ns. 7k—Kirkland Hardware A
Fornltore Co.
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
No. 47—Roberta A Harvey
MARbHFlELD OREGON
No. 68— Ekblad Hardware Ca.
MARYSVILLE. WASHINGTON
N«. X—Smith A Dbsrr
Me Ml NN VILLE. OREGON
No. B4—DeBaren A Baa.
MEDFORD. OREGON
No. 44—Al Pkhe
Mn WAl KlF. OREGON
No. 66—elder Hardware.
MONROE. OREGON
No. 21—Thedlnra Hdw. Co., Ine.
MORO. OREGON
No 76—Moro Hdwe. A lm». On.
MT VERNON. WASHINGTON
No. 76— Rafter A Co.
MYRTLE POINT. OREGON
No. B—HaNae, Land? A Son«
NEWBERG. OREGON
No 46—Lar kin-Prine«
NORTH BEND. OREGON
No. 52—Reberr-Davis.
OAKLAND. OREGON
No. 85—Stearns A Chenoweth
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON
Ne. 65—Martin Hardware C«.
PORT ORCHARD. WASHINGTON
Ne. 82—Howe's Hr rd war«.
PORTLAND. OREGON
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on to you.
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find the name ai.d address in the list below this.
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carloads of galvanized water pipe,
carloads of roofing.
carloads of paint,
carloads of linseed oil.
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