Vernonia eagle., August 16, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

THURSDAY,
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
TWO
with its use are not yet well known,
Insects Intercepted
evident that the use of a
Although at times this country it
in the County Court of the State
appears to be infested with an un­ 1 paper mulch markedly stimulates
of Oregon for Columbia County
duly large variety of insect pests, I growth (at least under conditions
In the Matter of the
stern states.) An impervi-
the number is small compared with in the
Estate of
what it might be were it not for OUS paper mulch also tends to per-
Charles H. Brown, Deceased,
the foreign plant quarantines of the mit an increased water supply in
Notice is hereby given, that the department of agriculture. During the surface soil. In the ease of a
Mountain Heart
undersigned as administrator of the past year 7150 insects on plants ligl rain (which, without the pa-
Rebekah Lodge No. 243 :the estate of Charles H. Brown, and plant products were intercept­ per would only moisten the top
No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets every sec­ 1 deceased, has filed his final account ed and kept out of the United
■ and be quickly lost) the pa-
ond and fourth ' Thursdays in in the County court of the state of States. These included 556 recogniz­ I per nllows the water to penetrate
Oregon
for
Columbia
county,
and
ed species and 473 insects belong­ I to the plant roots. In addition, the
Grange hall, Vernonia. Visitors al- that Saturday the first day
of ing to various families, among them 1 use of the paper considerably less­
ways welcome.
September, 1928, at the hour of being fruit pests such as the Med­ en.- the labor of weeding. '1 he bulk
Mrs. Myrtle John, N. G.
12 o’clock in the afternoon of said iterranean and West Indian fruit ¡of the weeding is confined to the
Mrs. Frank Cronister, Sec.
| day and the court room of said flies and the Mexican fruit worm early season’s growth and practical-
I court has been appointed by said on fruit from numerous foreign : ly all the weeding and cultivation
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS | court as the time and place for countries; the chestnut weevil and ! in hot weather is eliminated. At
i hearing of objections thereto and i so-called codling-moth of Europe on the present time the chief objection
HARDING LODGE 116
I the settlement thereof.
chestnuts from Italy and Spain; the to the paper mulch is its expense.
Dated and first published Aug- turnip gall weevil on turnips from
Meets every Friday at
ust
2,
1928.
8 P.M. in Grange hall.
"Inside” Information
France, Holland, and England; and
Last
publication
August
the sweet-potato weevil on potatoes
A mint flavored gelatin is appe­
1928. W. A. Harris, Attorney.
R. M. Aldrich, C. C.
i from Porto Rico, Brazil, and Trini- tizing with cold lamb. Sliced cu­
J. M. Clark, Administrator.
Harry Culbertson, KRS
|dad.
cumbers may be placed in the bot­
tom of the mold.
Marketing Livestock Saves Loss
SUMMONS
Use the pressure canner for all
Woodmen of the World In the Circuit Court of the State Marketing of livestock sent by non-acid
vegetables. Send for Far­
cooperative
shopping
associations
is
W. 0. W. Vernonia Camp No.
of Oregon for the County of
mers' Bulletin 1471-F before begin­
655 meets every Wednesday night
an
important
factor
of
a
successful
Columbia.
ning to do any canning.
HE Republican candidate for
at 7:30, at the new W.O.W. hall. V. D. Wridge, Plaintiff, vs. Mabel organization, and the department of
Each child's costume should have
Vice-President as he appeared
agriculture recommends that a uni- at least one pocket. If pockets on
Visiting members welcome.
Wridge, Defendant.
during the period when he was
ROBERT LINDSAY, C. C.
form system of marking be adopted. :the dress spoil the design or lr the>
To Mabel Wridge, the above nam-
making a record as prosecuting attor­
L. M. ESCUE, CLERK.
Cattle
and
calves
are
best
marked
,
canno
j
be
use(
]
because
oi
plaits
or
[ ed defendant: In the name of the by dipping 4-inch Roman numerals ■ some othel. feature, make one in ney of Shawnee County, Kansas, that
State of Oregon, you are hereby on the right or left hips, preferably j the bloomers
still stands.
required to appear and answer the the former, cutting the hair very1 Make both' bloomers and (lresses
A. F. & A. M.
Vernonia Lodge, No. 184 A. , complaint filed against you in the dose to the skin. Marks for sheep for )ittle girls j
enough to al.
above entitled suit on or before
F. & A. M., meets at Grange the expiration of six weeks from should be made by using branding low for wide tucks and hem3 to be
Hind applied with a half inch of |et down when the material shrinks
date of the first publication of
Hall every Second and , the
this summons which said first nub ' “u
ro“nd-bristl® bru«h’ pIaClnf! and the child grows. A tuck in the
Fourth Thursday nights.
Visitors Welcome
1028, tb.t
,h.
„..enb.dSan; S.A,’“p’p.nAT**“. W,l‘ ?’* ■h"’
Levert Goodin, Secretary.
by the court in an order for pub-jmore tban 4 marks on the top oi nor will a wide tuck in the under­
waist of a two-piece dress. Instead
lication oi this summons; and if ¡the shoulder, back, or rump; or of stitching these allowance tucks
you
fail
to
appear
and
answer
the
,
no
j
more
than
3
marks
on
the
side
American Legion
once, stitch them every half
complaint, the plaintiff will apply. of the shoulder, back, or ham. Use just
Vernonia Post
inch of their width with a modera­
to
the
court
for
the
relief
demand-
;
o
f
paint
or
colored
tags
is
unde
­
119, American Le<
tely long loose stitch. Each time a
ed in the complaint, to-wit: for ajsirable. It is important to place stitching is ripped out one inch is
gion. Meets second
decree of absolute divorce dissolv- i marks where they are conspicuous added to the length.
and fourth Tues- ing the bonds of matrimony exist-, and can be seen without unduly dis-
Watch your posture while at
days each month, 8 I ing between plaintiff and defend­
turbing the animals. Heavy shrink­
p.m. W. H. Hurley,
your
ant, and for such other relief as age often results because animals various household tasks, Keep
back traight and bend from the
Commander.
to the court may seem proper.
are unnecessarily disturbed to deter­ hips. Do not slouch in a chair
This summons is published by mine the identity of the owners.
while sitting at work. Sit well back
order of the Honorable John Phil­
in your chair. If your tables, sink,
Order of Eastern Star
ip, judge of the county court of
Paper Mulch Increases Yields
tubs, and other surfaces where you
Nehalem Chapter 153, O. E. S.
the State of Oregon for the county
About 15 years ago it occurred work a great deal are not the right
Regular communi- of Columbia, duly made, dated, and1 to the manager of a sugar planta­
height and cause to stoop over, sec
cation
first and entered July 5, 1928.
tion in Hawaii that, since the trash whether they could not be raised.
third Wednesdays
LESTER SHEELEY,
or crop refuse collecting on top of It pays even to have plumbing fix­
of
each
month.
Attorney for Plaintiff. the sugar cane acted as a suppres­ tures raised when necessary to save
All visiting sisters
Residence and post office ad­ sor of weeds, a cheap grade of pa­ fatigue.
and brothers wel­ dress: Vernonia, Oregon.
per would have the same effect
come.
Date of first pub. July 5, 1928
and at the same time be much more
Prevent Sparks Escaping
PORTRAIT from the family al­
Date of last pub. Aug. 16, 1928 durable. In connection with the de­
Catherine McNeill, W. M.
Machinery
that is used in field
bum taken when the Repub-
velopment of the use of this paper
or forest, such as engines or trac­
American Legion Auxiliary NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD mulch, it was noticed that areas tors,
-
llcan presidential candidate
should
be
in
such
shape
that
mulched with paper produced more
OF EQUALIZATION
was a student at Leland Stanford Uni­
Meet* first and third Mon­
vigorous crop plants. Later the sparks cannot get out of the smoke­ versity
in 1894.
day* of each month at
Notice is hereby given that on mulch was tried on pineapples with stack or burning particles of carbon
the Second Monday in September such rapid and marked success that blow out, and thus set fire to the “sire exchange” in the United
the Legion Hall.
(September 10, 1928) the Board of to-day more than 90 per cent of dry brush, timber, grass, or grain. States was held this year at the
Mrs. Mark E. Moe, President.
Equalization
will attend at the Hawaiian pineapples are grown un­ The ground should be cleared down State Fair grounds in South Da­
Mrs. E. H. Washburn, Secretary.
Court House in Columbia county, der mulch, one company in the past I to the mineral soil for a distance of kota, when livestock owners brought
Oregon, and publicly examine the year having spent $500,000 for several feet around a stationary en­ in their boars, rams, and bulls for
1. O. O. F,
Assessment Rolls for the year 1928. mulching paper. These favorable re­ gine, and it is well to wet down the trade or sale. To cover incidental
and correct all errors in valuation, sults led the department of agricul­ ground around it at least twice a expenses there was a charge of 25
descriptions, or qualities of land, ture to carry on experiments, cov­ day.
cents for each bull. The exchange
lots or other property assessed by ering the past four years, with
aroused considerable interest and
I.O.O.F.—Vernonia Lodge No. the assessor, and it shall be the paper mulch on various crops, and
First Sire Exchange Held
favorable comment and created an
246 meets every Tuesday night duty of persons interested to ap- while some factors in connection
opportunity for comparison and dis­
What was probably the
at 8 o’clock, in Grange hall, Vis- pear at the time and place appoint-
cussion of the merits of the various
ed.
itors always welcome.
animals.
The Board of Equalization will
John Glassner, N. G.
continue its meetings from day to
H. E. Stevenson, Sec.
day until such examination is com­
St. Helens—Salmon fishing seas­ pleted, but will not be in session
for a longer period than one month.
on has paid fishermen about $40,-
W. S. ROBERTS,
v., dmulM.,
dapartmeat
24
County Assessor.
Standard Oil
NOTICE OF
FINAL ACCOUNT
Lodge Notices
Hoover in Colleg
AUGUST
16,
1928.
Ki**-E)ectric Current
“Electricity is what puts the real
kick in a kiss,” observes the St.
Petersburg Times, in commenting
on the statement to that effect by
a Danish scientist, who, incident­
ally, recommends the wearing of
rubber heels so as to get the full
effect of the voltage when the
pleasant electric shock comes as the
lip contact takes place,
"It may oe presumed then” adds
the Florida editor, “that the ice
man's rubber boots, the fireman’s
coat or the dentist’s rubber gloves
would add considerably to the po­
tency of a kiss, although the emi­
nent doctor does not definitely say
so.”
“Still the old fashioned kind, de­
livered without any of the isulat-
ing accessories, seem not to have
lost their effectiveness. The shock,
sometimes slightly delayed or long
continued, continues to jolt the
youngsters who take literally the
old bunk that two may live as
cheaply as one. Insulation against
that idea is what the world needs
more than the kind recommended
by this kindly but slightly mis­
guided Danish scholar.”
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Sewing
MACHINES
Rented by the week or month
Full assortment of the best
needles for all makes of sew­
ing machines.
Sewing
Machines For
EASY TERMS
Sale
Vernonia Cleaners
GORDON R. WATT
Attorney-at-law
Joy Theatre Building
Vernonia, Oregon
J. MASON DILLARD
Attorney-at-Law
Next to Carkin Cleaning Worka
Here every Wednesday
A
KILLS ’EM
DEAD
Vernonia Riding
Club
Saddle Horses for Hire
Horses Broken to ride or
drive.
AL. WHARTON, Prop.
Phone 11F155
FLY
tiooa. F.rkctl
ith improv«!
not., quart.,
gallona, barrel.
Model T Ford Engine and
Transmission Overhauled
for a labor charge of only
$20 io $25
Don’t sacrifice your Model T Ford, but
bring it in and let ua look it ovor. Maybe
all you need ia a complete engii
<nd
tranamiMion < overhauling
v—11— **
to give
—
you
thousands of mil*
miles of additional aernee.
harge
We’ll do that for a labor cha
_ of only
•20. Other chargee equally low.
Crawford Motor Co
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
Less than 3 Per Cent
You see the telephone instrument, which to
many is the sum and substance of telephone
equipment
Actually that telephone represent* less than
3 per cent of the total equipment necessary for
your share of service. Hidden from view are
miles of wire, switchboards, power plant* and
other equipment—the invisible remainder neces­
sary to render efficient service.
Experts state that a cow’s milk production will
be greatly curtailed if she is bothered with flies,
especially during the warmest week« of summer.
USE OUR FLY-FOIL SPRAY
to prevent this loss. Sold in bulk.
We have ju»t received a new ehipownt of
BINDER'S TWINE
the kind that hold«
Trading Co
West Coast Telephone Co
«M-ITMCT
W-R30UW.L LOOK,