VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON FOUR THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1928 Old Oregon trail: Pendleton to pavilion, in order that the students an effort to attend the show and |jj ' La Grande, still a little rough at may complete post registration rout- report it in their community upon , One can of PAINT with every 1 their return home. the summit of the Blue mountains ( ine immediately. According to plans, registration but speed of 35 miles an hour can Railroads everywhere are making five gallons of gasoline ■ be maintained all the way through. material will be released to all a rate of a fare and a third for “Hello Cheyenne” I J- n Day highway. Good condi- students, freshmen, upper classmen, the round trip and exhibit stock Tom Mix acts the bashful wooer CRAWFORD MOTOR CO. hroughout. Macadamized road. and graduate students, at the regis­ is handled free one way. Early in­ in his latest production, “Hello trar’s office. From there the quiries should be made of railroad Cheyenne!” to appear at the Joy students will go to the offices of kC To Install New in your home town, to get theatre tonight and Friday. The their advisors and arrange programs agents High Power Radio Set and then will call at McArthur particulars of selling dates and girl is beautiful Caryl Lincoln, seen opposite the popular Western Ace court for registration. General and I other pertinent information. AC, the only publically owned non resident fees will be collected for the first time. Her charm soon As usual judges of national rep­ brings Tom around and before the I bi . casting station in Oregon, will I at that time, rather than waiting utation have been secured from all end of the picture he has proposed I be ‘ ck on the air again the latter until later in the term, the registrar parts of the nation to place the p: . jf September with four times announced. and been accepted. ! ribbons the different classes of i-.~ —... - on ....... - — it, irmer power and a stronger J __ l..J«J i in — 4-Uxv Included the registration Win- ma- I [ ” livestock. These names will be fur- of programs of educational terial to be given out se ■■* this .. . year will nished a little u,. “The General” bit later in - a sep_ al interspersed with distinc- be a “student record book” which arate letter. A thousand and one laughs, plus in­ a hundred and one thrills, plus one- ti ve types of entertainment avail- will give a complete analysis of His Excellency, Prince Albert Ed- mile-a-minute love affair, equals. . . al! at the state college, the students work to date and will d Eugene Lamoval de LInge, “The General,” the attraction at I J (vision to install a strictly indicate what he must do to grad- h j the Belgian Ambassador to Hi , . n 1000 watt set to replace the Joy theatre Saturday. uate. This book, Pallett said, is this country, has been invited to th ne in use here for several Buster Keaton is responsible for ] yea. s, was reached this summer something like a bank book, and attend the exposition and present the biggest comedy spectacle ever ar : reliminary steps have already as the student progresses in his I the famous “Belgian Breeders’ brought to the screen, a humorous ] be- taken for its installation and college work entries to that effect Cup" given by the Societe Le Che­ story of the Civil War that took ] for rection of 80-foot towers on will be made. val De Trait Beige of Belgium to Credentials and requests for ap­ the American Belgian Draft Horse nearly a year to make, cost a for­ the .new physics building where the plication blanks and information by tune, utilized the services of thous­ Stu.i s and technical rooms are lo- association, who in turn were to the hundreds are pouring into the present the “cup” to some worth­ ands of people and necesitated the Cl. registrar's office as the opening of purchase of three locomotives and I- • new set is the latest type of school nears. Freshman week starts while American exposition, and it scores of cars for conversion into 1 controlled station and is ■ September 24. and the term proper has been the good fortune of the ante-bellum railroad equipment. Pacific International Livestock Ex­ e of modulating 80 per cent October 1. position t? receive the beautiful e power instead of 40 per “Chicken a La King” vhich was the maximum up to PREMIUM-LIST IS AVAILABLE | trophy—given by the Belgium as- The comedy team of Ford Stor­ From page 1 i sociation to celebrate the friendship months ago. This will make ing and Arthur Stone are said to in the hearts of the people of this between the American and Belgian ew college station equivalent , be the cause of riotous laughter in ength to present 2000 watt great Western empire, with the re- breeders of the marvelous Belgian “Chicken a La King” the Fox I suit that each year shows a slowly ■ ] draft horse. The trophy will be Films fun feature to be shown at increasing attendance and a better awarded to the best Belgian stallion the Joy theatre Sunday. understanding of its value to this or mare of this year’s show, eomply- memorate 100 Years I great I ing with the association’s rules, country. “Hangman’s House” Of Oregon Agriculture Many people are availing them­ Prince Albert has intimated that “Hangman’s House,” John Ford’s Colunibid County Pair selves of this week as one of va­ he will accept the invitation, a pos-1 new Fox Films production, based on > hundred years of Oregon cation and are coming from all itive answer, however, awaiting his > Donn Byrne's great novel of Irish a lture will be commemorated i parts of the Pacific slope territory, return from Europe. Our good < lii . will he seen nt the Joy theatre an Wonderful educational and vacation trips or valuable diamonds s development will be review- as well as from the far east. It Is friend, J. D. Conner, Jr., secretary] and watches to the most popular young woman in Columbia county, next Tuesday and Wednesday with er! the observance of the cente- truly international in its character, of the American Belgian association county fair a greater attendance success. Victor McLaglen, June Collyer, nr of agriculture to be held at i as exhibits from across the border, i will accompany the Prince. Mr.\ as a reward for making the Grand Prize Larry K nt, Earle Foxe and Hobart C >oeg park Labor day, Septem- i year after year, indicate. Newspa­ Conner, in point of service, is oldest j The choice of a handsome diamond'ring or an expense paid trip Bosworth in prominent roles. be. . Paul V. Maris, director of per men from all parts of the ter- I livestock breed representative to the famous Pendleton Round-up, September 19 to 22. ex* ion at the state college has ritory are making more and more America. Five First Prizes To the winners in each of the five towns of St. Helens, br. isked to trace the development Rainier, Scappoose, Vernonia, and Clatskanie, the choice of a hand­ ot- t • industry through the years, some gold wrist watch or an expense paid trip to the Oregon State elebration of the anniversary jT Fair at Salem. September 24-30. ier the auspices of the Ore- is Unlimited Prizes atholic Rural Life conference To every candidate who qualifies, a season pass to the Columbia • hich Rev. E. P. Leipzig of county fair, September 12-15. llis is director. The morning RULES ■ >e devoted to religious service? Any woman or girl, a resident of Columbia county, is eligible to enter this contest. which an afternoon program Contest opens today with the issuing of this paper and con­ general nature will be held, tinues until 7:00 P.M. Monday, September 10. nor I. L. Patterson «dll act Each person who wishes to enter the contest for the most pop­ airman of the afternoon ses- ular lady in Columbia county will fill out the entrance blank below FOR SALE and mail to the Columbia County Fair, St. Helens, and will receive her allotment of 20 season tickets. When these are all sold addition­ FOR SALE—Camping trailer, 32x4 al tickets may be secured in any of the five cities from a central tires, can be used for any pur­ U of O. Adopts New place such as the bank or this newspaper office, as announced next pose on any car. Toney Corey. 31 Registration System week. Contestants will sign each ticket when sold and will make an FOR SAL E—Confectionery, Pool accounting each week of the number of tickets sold. University of Oregon, Eugene, hall ahd telgjtione office. Priced Winners will be announced by a public committee at the open­ Don’t sacrifice your Model T Ford, but reasonably. Call or write, Blairs August 20—Perfection of plans ing day of the fair, Wednesday, September 12. Conf ■etionery, GrRile, Oregon. 23 which, it is believed, will eliminate bring it in and let us look it over. Maybe Judges of the contest will be announced next week. the serious congestion which in the i Popularity contestants may sell in any section of the county, all you need is a complete engine and FOR SALE—»i tberta peaches at past has marked the registration of I must take as their “home town” at time of filing coupon, the Finegan’s orBu lard, Cornelius, Or- university students in the admlnts-1 transmission overhauling to give you of the five main towns nearest them. egon. Will be ready about August tration building, was announced! thousands of miles of additional service. 15. Joe Fenegan, phone 152, Cor- here today by Earl M. Pallett, reg-, Columbia County Fair, Box 980, St. Helens, Oregon. We’ll do that for a labor charge of only nelius. 22* istrar of the university. McArthur: POPULARITY CONTEST $20. Other charges equally low. Court, spacious basketball pavilion, i I wish to enter the contest for the Jewelry or Vacation FOR RENT will be headquarters for the entire1 trips. I will make an accounting of all tickets sold each week. FOR RENT—Three room house, registration machinery during regis-l NAME ..... partly furnished. Also two room tration days, September 27, 28, 29. The registrar’s office in almost house, inquire 542 3rd St. 31* ADDRESS ............................................................................... its entirety will be moved Into (St. Helens, Vernonia, Scappoose, Rainier, Clatskanie) WANiyp McArthur court, and the business HE'LP WANTED—The Apple Grow­ office will install a cashier’s office ers Association, llood River, Ore­ there. The deans of men and wo- gon, will want steady, reliable help men will establish offices in the about Sept