Vernonia eagle., July 19, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

Thursday, July 19, 1928.
Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia Oregon
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Voiture 40 et 8 of the American sumed by the present owner, and 120.000 or more seeds per plant, jto the birds themselves on several like that requires a long campaign
Legion to the convention at Med­ all bills due are payable to the Not all weed seeds germinate at counts, one of which concerns cer-J of education on the part of the
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ford were elected as follows: H. present owner.
¡once, I. but
delay sprouting
for a. some
tain
destructive habits
of
the ...
regal-
sportsmen among themselves. Cer­
E. McGraw and John Hay; alter­
Twin Fir Super Service Station, 1 time, some of them for
several appearing fowl. Observations of at tainly it cannot all come from the
nates, E. M. Murphy and Clarence
F. E. Malmsten, Owner. 1 years. This fact is responsible for I least a number of farmers in this farmer, who already has made his
Nance.
the old saying, “One year’s 3eed- county attribute the China
with position clear.
/y ii^For 5 years Dr. Luzader,
i ing makes seven years’ weeding.” I tendencies similar to those of the
Special Prosecutor Wanted
The Nehalem Market and Grocery
eyesight specialist, has been
A petition was presented to the The only sure way to prevent an­ Bolshevik forces during the late
Grand Island — Three Koval
making monthly visits to Vernonia. is offering a prize of a Swift pre­ city council Monday night, signed nual and biennial weeds from in­ | war—the trick of doing damage Anne cherry trees produce 1800
mium
ham
to
the
person
correctly
creasing
is
to
prevent
them
from
whether
they
gain
by
it
or
not.
His next visit will be Sept. 10-11.
pounds fruit.
guessing the color combination by nearly 50 citizens, asking that
office at Kullander’s. Have ^¡9***. which is to be used in painting a special prosecutor be hired to I going to seed.
This count alone if eventually
Destruction
during
the
summer
Oregon leads all American states
your eyes examined.—adv.
the front of the store. The contest plead the cause of the city in the of currant and gooseberry bushes proved to be false would not set­
impending hearing before the ¡tub­
tle the unpleasantness over the in low rate of infant mortality.
closes
Saturday.
which
grow
near
white
pine
trees
Koster Products camp resumed
lie service commission relative to
will prevent the spread of blister Chinas. Some say they are as de-1
operations Monday.
There is not a loganberry on the the change in rates of the Vernonia rust. White anil sugar pine timber structive as our esteemed but care­
Light & Power company, subject to
in this country is worth about fully fenced in domesticated hen,'
Miss Helen Hieber is now em­ market, yet the Vernonia Bakery the aprpoval of the directors
of the
equal
has fresh loganberry pie every day.
ployed at the Bank of Vernonia.
$550,000,000. and the rust disease while others contend with
As one good cook remarked, she I Chamber of Commerce. The mayor is now threatening these valuable fervor that they pay for their keep
Fred Brewer recently purchased | could not make them better at appointed' a committee to confer trees in New England, New
ork, in the fields by eating the insect!
a new Flying Cloud Reo fiom the1 home. They are really good—no- j with the board of directors on the New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michi- enemies of the crop. The count
thing but the pure fresh frult and ' matter.
Gilby Motor company.
gan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Idaho, against the China as a game bird
sugar. Try one and you will come
Comfort and Safety
Washington, and Oregon,
Blister that is likely to stick with a large
G. W. Boyd bought a _ new
___ _ P:
_ .. n- back for more.—adv.
Bid* Wanted
rust does not go from one tree to number of the farmers is the one
tme coupe from the Gilhy Motor
VERNONIA
Io PORTLAND
Sealed bids will be received by another, but spreads from infected against a certain type of hunter ,
company.
Lester Sheeley drove to Long- the clerk of school district 18 at white pine to currant or gooseber­ whom any kind of game attracts. ,
Lv. 6:40 a.m. Ar. 9:30 p.m.
Ar. 1:30 p.m.
Lv. 10:40 a.m.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Albert view, Wash., Saturday to confer Keasey, Oregon, for building a ry bushes, and from them to the He is of the kind who goes through I
Ar. 8:10 p.m.
Lv. 5:20 p.m.
Holmes, June 29, a girl. She has with Wesley Vandercook concern- play shed, size 30x40 feet, with trees. From late June until the | fields and gardens, leaving gates
ing a proposed road from Rainier a four-way roof, to be sided in on I leaves of the currant or goose-| open, trampling grain and vegeta-1
been named Maude Arlene.
PORTLAND to VERNONIA
in . quest or pursuit of the
' to Pittsburg. Mr. Vandercook and three sides.
berry drop,
1», grvwuis
growths ui
of the
me fungus
lungus ble,
.
Lv. 7:30 a.m. Ar. 10:40 a.m.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Deonisio Mr. Comer of Seattle returned with
re-shingling
school-
¡
Also bids for
growths producing I *' ume< Prize-
develop, these
1
Lv. 1:00 p.m. Ar. 4:05 p.m.
Yana, June 29, a girl. She has Mr. Sheeley Sunday and
stated house.
the summer and fall spores which! The point that the farmers want
Lv. 5:00 p.m. Ar. 8:05 p.m.
j they were well pleased with pros-
been named Pauline.
Bids must all be in by July 24, are carried by the wind and infect to put over to the game commission
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! pects for a new road into this dis- 1928. at 2 p.m. The board reserves the trees. The range of infection is s and the sportsmen is that the
$2.50 One Way. $3.75 Round
The Vernonia Hiking club climb- trict.
the right to reject any or all bids. limited to short distances, making [ China’s habitat is in the farmers’
Trip
ed Hoffman Lookout Wednesday
MRS. J. W. LINDSLEY. Chair­ I it possible to control blister rust fields.
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and as such it is a lure
evening.
The Vernonia Bakery has just man.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
locally by destroying all the cur­ to inconsiderate hunters who for­
MRS. THOS. PETTIJOHN, Clerk. rant and gooseberry bushes in the get that a farm also is considered
Transportation Company
L. L. Althaus returned Wednes- sl’e.nt $135 .{.or new pullman pans
now
fina
Mother
’
s
501 vicinity of white pines. The Euro-1 as property. To remedy a dispute
day from a very enjoyable vacation and l°u W1
1 i bread in the sandwich or pullman
pean or cultivated black currant is I
spent in San Francisco.
size a much nicer shape 1 loaf of U. S. Department of Agriculture particularly susceptible to the di-1
Ten years ago the average profit sease and is most dangerous to the i
Mrs. Alice Hubert of Oakland,
_______ , | bread. It is longer than the old
Calif., is visiting Mr. and _ Mrs.
gives you
__ Guy Uoa^ which
'
.i more slices above cost of feed for a dairy cow pine. For complete control, every
Geo. Dellora.
P‘‘i
it '*
is just about per- in the cowtesting associations in currant and gooseberry bush should j
Nelson and her son, C__.
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fect for sandwiches. Why has this the state of Missouri was $88.21 in
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Meyer and money been spent?—that the Ver- a year. In 1927, the average profit be pulled up, and sprouting should
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Parker went nonia Bakery may give to you, our had increased to $139.33 per cow. be prevented by removing the
crown and large roots.
berry picking up Pebble creek Sun­ customers, the t'est.—adv.
j Over 95 per cent of the members
day.
of cowtesting associations in this
To Wash With Iron Water
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. George, state are using purebred bulls.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Elizabeth
Water containing iron which is
George,
Mrs.
A. J.
Farmers in the coastal regions
W. McDonald, June 18, a boy. He Hughes and Mrs. R. L. Stubbs re­
liable to rust clothes and other ma-j
of Georgia, North Carolina,
and terials can usually be improved for'
has been named Delmar Edward,
turned Sunday from a delightful South'TarUina, i. where
„..«e the
u. ru
Porto
i Frank Simmons, credit manager T « T.eXaS and Lou‘s‘ana- TheX I Rican mole cricket has caused
washing purposes by adding a lit­
tle limewater to the water, stirring
The Willing Workers will have a left Monday morning July 9 from good deal of damage to truck and it thoroughly, allowing the iron to
Houston, Tex., making the return garden crops in recent years, will
pot luck luncheon and thimble
trip in six and a half days. They find in Farmers’ Bulletin 1561-F, settle to the bottom, and then draw-'
party in the social rooms of the
reported that they were glad to I “The Porto Rican Mole Cricket,” ing off the clearest water for use.1
Christian church July 25.
return to Oregon where it was not a description of this insect and Limewater is a safe solution and
can be made easily and cheaply at
Wm. Pringle Jr. is now criving quite so hot.
methods of its control.
home. Put a small lump of fresh,
a new Studebaker Victoria recent- j
I
According
to
observations
made
The Vernonia Bakery periodical­
quicklime (caustic
lime)
in
n
ly purchased through rhe Gilby
by
a
rangei-
of
the
forest
service,
I
ly sends a loaf or two of Mother’s
wooden pail and slack the lime by
Motor company.
i
U.
S.
department
of
agriculture,
!
bread away to some impartial bread
slowly adding about 30 times its
The American Legion Auxiliary expert for scoring. Some of these j in Montana, the most dangerous | weight of water. Stir or shake the
will hold a food sale in the Van loaves are sent as far as Chicago. I lightning storms come from clouds mixture for about a half hour, al-1
Alstine building next to Vernonia Never have any of these loaves that are gray or dust colored. These low it to settle, and throw away I
scored less than 96% and this is clouds are generally high and move the liquid.' Then add to the lime1
Cleaners Saturday, July 28.
an unusually high score when it is slowly. Rain from these clouds is residue about 300 times its weight
Miss Mildred Ingram of Leban- considered that each loaf is scored J usually heavy and confined to a of water, stir it frequently for the
on, Ore., is the guest of her aunt on 14 different points. These loaves ! narrow streak in the center of the next 24 hours, and allow the lime
and uncle
Mr. and Mrs. Albert are sent away for just one reason j storm, while the lightning Is heavy to settle. The clear water obtained
Childs.
and that is that Mother’s bread ' on the other edges.
above the undissolved lima is lime- [
Very thorough tillage should be water. If kept for future use, this
must remain a high quality loaf.
The Vernonia Bakery has some-
practiced throughout the summer should be put in tightly corked
Ask
for
Mother
’
s
bread
and
you
thing new in pastry—Volcano choc­
will know that you have the best.— on varieties of everbearing straw­ containers.
olate balls and Mt. Hood snowballs. adv.
berries. as an adequate and con­
They sell 3 for 10c, but in goodness
—
stant supply of moisture is neces­
Farmer* Will Stand Pat
worth more.—adv.
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION sary to insure a large crop of fruit
(Rainier Review)
[in
the
late
summer
and
fall.
Unless
State
of
Oregon,
County
of
Co
­
of the Shell Oil company at Seat­
While the state game commission
a
mulch
is
used
tillage
should
be
lumbia,
School
District
No.
47,
ss.
tle, and D. E. Borroughs, district
- - , releases China pheasants along with i
Notice is hereby given that at continued until late autumn, !
'credit manager of the Shell Oil com­
i other game birds and at the same j
in
periods
of
drought
the
cultiva-
1 ÿme
the
school
district
bond
election
...... j promises the farmers a sur-!
pany at Portland, were in Vernon­
tor
should
be
used
as
often
as
once
, i vey of the habits of the bird, the
hereby
called
to
be
held
at
Wash
­
ia on business Tuesday.
ington school in Vernonia in and a week.
farmers who
declared war
on the
. .
,
.1 I iunuvio
r<nv ucviaiuu
wax vxx
vxic '
Mrs. C. F. Hieber and Lowell ; for school district No. 47, Colum-1 An enterprising celery grower in birds stand firm in their objection
1,00 installed t“o‘“haring “the“‘birds Hberated'near
Hieber spent Monday in Portland. I bia county, Oregon, on Friday the1 Bergen county, N. J., _has
Miss Thelma Olsen had as her ¡3rd day of August, 1928, between a rather unique pumping outfit for ¡bei‘r" fields." The “farmere,’“is “seems*,
nn Ktwirvn
of
» z» I z4
rhio
,
of bin
his -F field.
This have a certain
guest Sunday, Van Pebley
of La- the hours of two o’clock P.M. and I subirrigation
amount of objection
Fayette, Ore.
seven o’clock P.M. there will be pumping outfit, which has a capa-|
city
of
several
hundred
gallons
a
submitted to the legal voters there­
The following left Saturday for of the question of contracting a minute, drains the water from the
a two day fishing trip on the Sal- i bonded indebtedness in the sum of ditches in the field in case of an
monberry river. Emil Messing. O. T. forty-five thousand ($45,000) dol­ over supply of water, but the pump
Bateman, J. W. Brown, J. W. As- lars for the purpose of erecting is so arranged that its action can
pland, W. Nissen, G. C. Mellinger. and equipping a schoolhouse in and be
during
dry
reversed,
and
weather water can
be
pumped
The Woodmen of the World and ] for said school district.
The vote to be by ballot upon through the ditches back into the
Knights of Pythias lodges have
purchased a set of horseshoes and I [which shall be the words “bonds— field, thus raising the water level
announce that they are hereby chal­ Yes” and “Bondi •No”; and the in the soil until moisture is brought
capillary
voter shall place a cross (x) be- to the surface through
lenging all comers to matches.
tween the word “Bonds” and the j action.
Most persons do not realize what
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander, A. word “Yes,” or between the word
C. Alexander, and Mr. and Mrs. K. Bonds” and the word “No,” which an enormous number of seeds are
produced by weeds. The number
A. McNeill returned Thursday from indicates his choice.
a 10-days motor trip to Seattle
The polls for the reception of varies with different weeds, but
[ the ballots cast for or against the most kinds produce from a hundred
and Vancouver, B. C.
contraction of said indebtedness to several thousand seeds per plant.
Slide service for the Vernonia I will on said day and date and at Weeds such as wild carrot, bur­
Bakery at the Joy theatre was de­ the place aforesaid, be opened at dock, and sowrthistle may produce
layed somewhat, but it is now run­ the hour of two o’clock P.M. and
ning and you will find the slides remain open until the hour of sev­
interesting—read them each week.1 en o’clock P.M. of the same day,
—adv.
when the same shall be closed.
By order of the District School
Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Burke went
School
No. 47.
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to Portland Tuesday to meet Mr. Board of «Z.,.w4«.
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and Mrs. I. E. Bollman of Sturgis, Columbia county, Oregon, made this
^ay of July, 1928. _
Michigan, who will be their guests I
BEN S. OWENS,
In conducting your business there are often many record»
for about three weeks. On their
Chairman District School Board. i
way to visit here they went through
to
keep
not included in your regular bookkeeping system which
Attest: ALICE GOODING.
Yellowstone park.
you
have
been doing with handmade forms.
503
District Clerk.
FOR SALE
R. L. Spencer, John Glassner, W.
FOR
SALE
—
Riverview,
one
acre
I
Notice of Dissolution of
C. Kilby, E. King, and Emil Mess­
Your business undoubtedly calls for the use of a different
with new four room house and i
Partnership
ing attended the installation of
Notice is hereby given of the dis­ chickenhouse. W. S. Eason, Mist [
form than any other you have seen. But just because it is some­
officers in the Odd Fellows lodge
503* ,
at Clatskanie Wednesday of last solution of partnership on June 28, route, Vernonia.
thing “special” is no reason why you need pay any more for it
1928. between Dan Steiner and F.
week.
than the regular ones of some similarity.
E. Malmsten. All outstanding obli­ AUTO REPAIR SHOP now open
Delegates from the Vernonia gations before that date are as-
for business.
Generator
and
i starter service. At Sesseman Black­
Time will be saved and yous work will be mose accurate
smith Shop.
503*
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a
TRAVEL
Do You Know?
That in 1927 there was shipped
from Vernonia nearly 7000 cars
of forest products?
This makes Vernonia one of
the largest shipping points
on the entire S. P. <& S. sys=
tem.
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¡FOR SALE—One late model Ford-
son tractor, slightly used Good
i discount and terms. Gilby Motor
Co.
501
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SINGER SEWING machine, drop
head, seven-drawer.
For sale
cheap to make room for electric.
Phone 343.........................................502*
and neat with the forms you need printed as yoo want them.
Assistance will gladly be given in designing of any printed
forms desired.
i FOR SALE—8-room house, 2 lots,
on Rose avenue. Price $1000, [
I $200 cash, balance $15 per month.
I No. 956 Rose avenue, Whitsell.
466* '
Vernonia
[FOR SALE—Delco Light Plant. Al­
most new. In A-l condition burns
either gasoline or kerosene. A good
J plant for farm lighting or water
i forcing system. For further infor­
mation inquire at Eagle office.
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