Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, March 21, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

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THURSDAY, HAMM 21, 1929
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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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placed throughout the county where it camps and will like to see all fire calls.
T. M. Crawford motored to to the force of the Vernonia I direct to the Vernonia Bakery. traps or concial traps,
I If you do not do this you may over holes large enough to at- has been distributed before.
Portland Monday on business re- Eagle.
the loggers out. The Bible ex­
turning to this city with a new
Everyone is urged to cooper­ pounded. Good singing, every­
On Thursday evening Mr. and be disappointed in getting any tract flies to the light, may be
attached to the top of the pit ate in this campaign and destroy body welcome.
Tudor Ford sedan.
Bafford Brothers
Mrs. Dave McMullin gave a birth- at all.—adv.
or bin. Watertight floors are de- the squirrels on their property
Evangelist A. L. Chase.
day party at their home in honor
General Plumbing
^■B^For
5
years
Dr.
Luzader,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lappe of their daughter Millie on her
sirable in a stable. Dirt or wood­ as early as possible.
eyesight specialist, has en floors enable many fly larvae
purchased a second hand Ford 18th birthday.
Phone 223
Donald Allen is ili with the flu. coupe Saturday from the Craw­
Forest Grove—New fire truck I
been making monthly visits to to migrate from the manure to
FREE MISSION
Vernonia
E. Knight purchased a new Vernonia. His next visit will be the soil and develop there.
and equipment recently purchas­
ford Motor company.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Johns motor­
Chevrolet coach Monday from April 1 and 2, office at Kul­ Troughs and mangers should be _ The West Coast Free Mission ed to be used in answering rural
ed to Scappoose Saturday.
Motor
company, lander’s. Have your eyes
G. W. Ford, who had been in the Gilby
kept clean, as surprisingly large will begin a series of meetings
Portland since Tuesday of last through Happy Thompson, sales­ examined.—adv.
numbers of flies will breed in at Brown’s funeral parlor be­
George Taylor stopped to call week, returned to this city Fri- man.
small quantities of material in ginning today, every evening at
on Grandpa McMullin Saturday. day.
7:30. Services conducted by Evan­
The choir of the Evangelical the corners of such places.
Lee Rogers and R. Sword went church under the direction of
gelist A. L. Chase. Mr. Chase
A. W. Whitaker was in Port­
has worked in the logging camps
Bert Woods, who has been to Portland Tuesday to visit Leo Mrs. W. W. Wolff are prepar­
Commission
Has
Authority
land Monday on business.
at Keasey and the surrounding
confined to his home for the past Violet who underwent an opera­ ing a very pretty cantata which
A
piece
of
legislation
recently
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week with the flu, is well again tion at St. Vincents hospital last will be given Easter Sunday. The passed gives the state game com­
Mrs. Roy Raymond has been and back on the streets.
Wedensday.
cantata
eons^ts
of
13
numbers
mission
authority
to
seize
any
ill for the past week.
John Patrick salesman for which includes solos, duets, trios boat equipped with a net that is
Mrs. L. Schwab and sons, Mel­
Miss Bessie McDonald is ill vin and Bobby, spent the week Gilby Motor company motored to and choruses.
found in a closed stream. This,
with flu.
it is believed will enable the
ead visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed. St. Helens Monday returning to
The
Vernonia
Bakery
has
on
this city with a new Oakland hand a quantity of empty bar­ game wardens to cub salmon
Ait your order tn now for Meeuwsen, at Wilkesboro.
six.
X.
rels. In order to clean up the poaching. In the past it has been
baby chicks. J. H. Sell.—adv.
Lloyd Thomas motored to
necessary to catch poachers in
stock
they
wilt
be
sold
for
one
Mrs.
S.
J.
Henderson,
Clyde
the
Eddie Tapp motored to Jewell Portland Thursday to witness
heavy 50 the act of taking fish with a net,
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hockey game between Seattle Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. B. dollar each. These are
Thursday on a business trip.
and
they ate or to find a net set in a closed
gallon
lard
barrels
R.
Wolfe
of
Portland
visited
with
and Portland.
stream.
Law
violators
have
made
J. C. Henderson of this city Sun­ worth twice what is asked for no special efforts to hide the
U. A Scott was a Portland
them.—adv.
C. T. and Ray Early of Port- day,
visitor ovei the week end.
fact that they owned net equip­
land were Vernonia visitors Fri-
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. K ullan- ment boats, but have defied the
D.
N.
Duvall
and
family
of
fl
Sam Arnett was a Portland day, looking over some of their
Keasey spent Friday in this city, der and Mr. and Mrs. William commission to catch them using
visitor Saturday and Sunday.
property interests in this city.
and motored to Portland during Culver motored to Portland Sun- the equipment to illegally fish.
500 baby chicks are now ready
Henry Crowder, Alice and the later part of the day return- day to visit Miss Alma Kullan-
d
Oregon Tax Rolls Opened
der at the Emanual hospital and
for delivery. J. H. Sell.—adv.
Lucille Camberg, and L. Holter ing to Keasey Saturday.
also
attended
the
Portland
thea
­
Oregon
’
s
1928
tax
rolls
open
­
motored from Birkenfeld to this
Buster Hodges recently pur­ city Friday night.
P. R. Banzer, who owns one tre where Mr. Kullander’s sister, ed on March
1.
Multnomah
chased a second band
Ford
of the largest ranches between Mabie Kullander, is playing in county rolls aggregate $18,289,-
Dr. W. H. Hurley motored to Mist and Birkenfeld, and Miss the U. of O. orchestra.
roadster.
062 against $17,853,957 previous
Portland Sunday and marched Annie Banzer, his sister, were
year. First day’s payments un­
John Miller from Birkenfeld in the American Legion section Vernonia visitors Saturday.
usually light, at about $12,300.
was in Vernonia Tuesday on of the veterans parade Monday.
law
taxpayers
Under revised
business.
V. R. Spencer, who up until
have until May 5 to pay first
Happy Thompson drove a car Saturday night operated
the
b \ a ‘S
half, and until November 5 to
Mrs. Ivan Shearer is reported load of Boy Scouts to St. Helens barber shop next to Baker’s'
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pay second half taxes.
on the i sick list th* first part on Wednesday last week to at­ place, left this city Sunday to I
'You're thtrt with a Crosley“
of this i week.
When preparing fresh crabs
tend the Boy Scouts honor court. locate in Portland.
Oregon to Pay $2,211,446
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for
the
table
an
unusual
flavor
Ray Charlesworcn purchased
Hale Greenman, who is attend­
Mrs. M. Flynn, proprietor of
State of Oregon is prepared
cooking
a new Chevrolet sedan from the ing Hill Military Academy, is the Birkenfeld hotel motored to may be obtained by
them in a gallon of salt water to to send to fiscal agents in New
Gilby Motor company.
spending the week end at home this city Friday night to attend which has been added one cup York by April 1 sum of $1,614,-
T
s’
the Eastern Star St. Patrick of vinegar and whole spices to 380 as interest and principal
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Banzer were in this city.
card
party
at
the
Masonic
temple.
payments
on
state
highway
bonds
taste.
guests at Mr. and Mrs. Lee Os-
to
H. E. McGraw motored
¡»in
Tapioca placed in the bottom and $597,066^ as jnterest^on Vet-
burn Friday.
I y
(rafii
Portland Sunday to attend the
Ralph Reberger, employed by
of fruit pies will absorb the
t... i erans’ State
- - Aid
- bonds.
- Of larger
and
big
American
Legion
parade
the
United
Railways,
purchased
C. S. Hoffman was reported
a new four door sedan from the juices and keep the pie from payment $862,500 covers princi­
on the sick list Tuesday with a meeting on Monday.
pal for retirement of bonds.
Crawford Motor company Fri­ becoming soggy.
slight touch of the flu.
J. N. Carroll, expert meter day.
In the preparation of
Alton Elliott has returned from tester of the Columbia Utilities
something to give a distinct fla­ SYSTEM FOR KILLING
Mrs. J. W. Brown, who recent­ vor is needed. With veal, add
SQUIRRELS AVAILABLE
Arizona where he has been work­ company journeyed to Portland
over the week end.
ly underwent a serious operation bacon fat; with beef or lamb,
ing for the past six months.
in Portland, is reported by her
(By Geo. A. Nelson)
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Van Al- husband as progressing splendid- liver is best. Liver added to
M. Macabao is seriously ill in
Ground squirrels are now mak-
corned beef hash is good.
end
in
stine
spent
the
week
St. Vincent’s hospital with 1 an
A different flavor may be ing their appearance and the
Portland, returning to this city ly.
infection of the bone marrow.
Tuesday.
On Saturdays at the Vernonia given to roast lamb if the meat most effective control " measures
Roast ham makes one of the most
uuiiiuvi of piavco
- destroying them
is pitivvu
pierced in a number
places are obtained by
J. C. Lincoln and daughter,
Bakery you can get Parker io
Everett Carter purchased a House rolls at the very special with a sharp knife and a bit of t . this time of the year. If
Thelma drove to Silverton Sun­
delicious sandwiches—in fact it is
new Chevrolet coach from the price of 15c per dozen or 2 onion and green chili pepper I poison is used for this purpose,
day with Bill Charlesworth.
Gilby Motor company Wednes­ dozen for 25c. Phone your order crowded into each incision, and I they will eat it more readily
a regular meal. Why not adopt
Albert J. Schmidlin of Brauns day.
if you can not come early.—adv. then roasted as usual or the on­ now than any other time, as
the simple plan of always having
was a Vernonia shopper Satur­
ion may be rolled in red pepper there is less feed available.
Harvey Crume was struck by
They will also be destroyed be-
day.
Clarence Nance motored to and the green pepper omitted.
a roast ham on hand, then when
a jack handle yesterday morning Portland Sunday and will stay
fore the young litters arrive.
Celery leaves are especially
Wm. Folger left last Wednes­ at the mill and knocked out for over until Monday night taking
the children want a ’tween meal
A year ago considerable squir­
good in dressing to be served
day for a business trip to Se- a few minutes.
in the big American Legion with roast veal. Sausage meat rel poison was used early in the
snack you can give them a health
attle.
For sale at the Vernonia Bak- parade and attending the 40 et adds a spicy flavor and green season and the most effective
building ham sandwich.
results
were
obtained.
Yet
there
8
banquet
in
the
evening.
E. M. Murphy motored to ery 100 pound size flour sacks.
pepper and parsley are also good were several hundred pounds
Portland Sunday to join 'in the These sacks have been sorted
in
this
dressing.
Speck Ford, salesman for the
less squirrel poison used last
big veterans parade Monday.
and are in good order.—adv.
Pacific Fruit & Produce com­
year than the year before. If
Trees
Help
Build
Soil
the campaign to control the
Miss Della Cline who has been pany, with headquarters at Port­
District Attorney Foote and
Culver and Company
Trees help to build soil. When squirrels is carried on during
Sheriff Weed of St. Helens were ill with quinzy for the past ten land, visited this city Monday
Wholesale and Retail
Phone 231
in this city Friday on business. days is reported to be much bet­ taking orders from merchants the woods burn, valuable fertili- the early part of the season
for products from his company. zer is destroyed. Often this is this year a more effective con­
ter.
worth as much as $15 to $25 an trol would result, and
Sidney Ratcliffe was a Port­
there
A. E. Neff, district manager acre.
Ed Williams of Montpellier,
land visitor over .Saturday and
would probably be even less
of
Skaggs
Safeway
markets,
was
Ida., visited Mrs. E. Williams
Sunday.
poison used this year than last.
and family Monday and Tuesday here Saturday to Monday con­
Prepare To Fight Flies
By following systematic con­
sulting with Bert Hall, manager
Cream Puffs, Chocolate Eclairs on hig way t)) California.
Fly time will soon be here trol measures each year the
of the local Skaggs Safeway
and Boston Cream pies every
again, and an ounce of preven­ number of ground squirrels can
Ernest Nansen, local high market.
Saturday at the Vernonia Bak-
tion of fly breeding is worth a be kept down to where there
added
school
student
has
been
ery.—adv.
Ed. Seydel, who formerly pound of fly swatters, sticky fly will be little or no loss to crops.
A supply of poison grain, mix­
clerked in the local Skaggs store, paper; or traps later on. Manure
XHZHXHZHXHZHIXHZHXHXHXHZH visited in Vernonia Sunday. Mr. is a favorite breeding place for ed according to the government
n exquisite Louis
Seydel is managing a Skaggs flies. Inclosing or screening the formula, is available at the coun­
Safeway store in Portland locat­ manure pit or bin is a great help ty agricultural agent’s office;
L XVI cabinet of thor­
ed at 23rd and Thurman streets. in controlling this pest. Tent also at the various places
oughly high-grade con­
r.
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New Philco
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A
Clean House
with a
New Broom
Jack Carkin motored to Camas
Saturday night and attended the
state meeting of the 40 et 8 at
the Heathman hotel Sunday go­
ing to the dedication of the new
Veterans hospital Monday.
The Cason Transfer company
recently hauled a McCormick-
Deering tractor sold by the Ver­
nonia Trading company to the
C. L. Wooden ranch, a few miles
north of Jewell.
Determine now how many Hot
Cross buns you will want for
Good Friday, March 29th and
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Also other hand­
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