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all parts of the O. W. R. R. & cal numbers and addresses in a new Durant six.
N. left the Pacific Northwest, the famous Mormon Tabernacle
Mrs. G. McCormick spent Sun­
June 19th enroute to the largest followed by an organ recital on day at Wilark, visiting with
the historic organ, one of the Mr. McCormick who is a camp
employee
gathering
ever
held
by
The steady stream of new
a western railroad system. The world’s largest. After this there cook at this station.
people into Oregon is revealed by
Union
Pacific
System’s
Old will be a parade of all the old
the May report of the state
Miss Vera Jones spent the
Timers’ celebration at Salt Lake timers with original floats, led week end at home.
Chamber of Commerce which
by
the
City, June 21st and 22nd.
bands of the four units
shows 75 new families who lo­
Mr. Scott spent the week end
More than 309 employees ar.d of the system. The Old Timer’s
cated in all sections of the state.
at the Oscar Jones home.
went
clubs
of
Salt
Lake
City
and
Og
­
members
of
their
families
These new people purchased
Mrs. William Keuton was a
from Oregon, Wushington and den will act as hosts arranging
4154 acres of land and invested
village
shopper
last
Idaho,
while
the
big
automobile
trips
<o
historic
and
western
Monday
a total of $260,900 in property.
eastern unit of the U. P. may scenic points. An afternoon will morning.
state
During the month
the
send as many as 5,000 and the be spent at Saltair Pavilion, a
Earl Knowles spent Monday
chamber received letters from
Oregon Short Line and the Los bathing beach and amusement in Clatskanie.
89 families who stated they had
Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad resort on Great Salt Lake.
Mrs. McGee returned hume
received Oregon literature and
will be represented by large del­
from Clatskanie Saturday even­
had decided to come to this state
egations. It is estimated that the “Desert Song” to Show Sunday ing after spending some time
These prospective
and locate,
total attendance will be approxi­
families will have $204,700 to
The great mess hall of a with her sister, Mrs. Turner, who
mately 10,090.
invest.
French Moroccan military post, is sick.
From
Portland
five
full
cars
Other interesting figures of
thronged with soldiers, their
left at 11:19 p.m. June 19, car­ wives and other women of the
the May report are: 1486 letters
Explosion of Boiler
rying
the
combined
delegations
Lake
were received from people in- Old Timers Entrain for Salt
establishment forms one of the
A special train carrying at of Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, colorful settings of “The Desert
terested in Oregon; 103 families
On Logging Road At
signed the chamber’s question­ least eleven cars of “Old Tim- Centralia, Olympia, Hoquiam and Song,” the tremendously popular
Aberdeen.
Jewell; Injures 2 Men
of the Union Pacific from
naire giving facts about what
operetta which has just reached
At The Dalles another sleep­ the screen as a Warner Bro­
ing car will be added to the thers’ Vitaphone production, and
Birkenfeld,
June
19. — Art
train to take care of the dele- takes its place as the first musi­ Camberg, engineer and C. Ole­
gations from The Dalles and cal play ever presented as a son, fireman on a locomotive on
Umatilla. The special train will complete talking and singing pic­ the logging road operated by the
move as second section of train ture. It will be the attraction Tide Port Lumber company at
No. 24, the Oregon Trail Ex- at the Joy theatre next Sunday Jewell, were severely scalded
press.
and Monday, June 23, 24.
_ when the ______
last Saturday
locomo-
Three more cars will join the
Entertainment at this colorful j t*ve which they were in charge
train at Umatilla. Two of these military gathering is supplied by I
had the boiler blown out. An
will leave Spokane at 9:20 p.m. a group of Nautch dancing girls I ambulance from Astoria was
June 19, and the third will or- headed by the exotic Azuri, | pushed to Jewell, where the in-
iginate at Walla Walla. These whose contortions are summarily jured men were taken to the
cars will account for the old halted by the unexpected en­ General hospital at Astoria.
timers clubs of Spokane, Pull­ trance of General
Mr. Camberg’s burns are not
Birabeau,
man, Wallace, Tekoa, Kellogg, commandent of the post.
as serious as C. Oleson, who is
Moscow, Walla Walla, Wallula
It is in this setting, too, that in a critical condition. The B.
and Yakima.
the entire chorus of one hundred W. Logging company recently
One more car, accommodating voices is heard in a spirited ren­ sold its holdings and equipment
old timers anl their families dition of the beautiful French to the Tide Logging company,
from La Grande, Rieth, Pendle- Marching song, one of the most both injured men have been in
ton, Huntington and Baker will inspiring ensemble numbers ever the employment of the company
for some time.
be added to the train at 10:50 written for a musical play.
Irons flashing in the sun
a.m. at La Grande. The special
Throughout the production, in
woods in capable muscu­
train, as it crosses the Oregon-
Many New Activities
lar hands—wherever you
Idaho line, will be the largest addition to the dialogue of the
characters, are the songs and
In Local K. P. Lodge
ever operated for the benefit of choruses which have served to
find good golfers you’ll
the railroads employees in the make “The Desert Song” per­
Many members of Harding
find a preference for
northwest.
haps the most sensationally suc­ lpdge of the Knights of Pythias,
Mellinger’s sporting ac­
The Portland Union Pacific cessful operetta in the history will attend the district conven­
employees’ band of forty-five of the stage.
cessories.
tion at Rainier on June 24.
pieces, including several mem-
On June 27, the local K. P.
The big all star cast of players
bers from The Dalles and La-
assembled for this magnificent lodge will journey to Forest
GOLF SET
Grande, will make the trip to production includes John Boles, Grove to confer the Page Rank
Salt Lake City to represent the Louise Fazenda, Carlotta King, to new members coming into Del-
Driver, brassie, mid-iron, mashie,
Pacific Northwest in the huge Myrna Loy, John Miljan, Johnny phas lodge, a special invitation
niblick and putter—all of the
parades that will
be staged Arthur, Harie Wells, Jack Pratt, being extended to the local lodge
famous makes. The woodi are
there.
Edward Martindel, Robert E. in honor of their activities and
Bristol-steel
ahafted. * Complete
The train from this section is Guzman, Otto
Hoffman,
and good work in the K. P. order.
with leathcr*trimmed canvas bag.
one of twelve special trains. many others.
A. T. Black, N. Soden and
The others will originate at Kan­
Ralph Clem, officials
of the
PARAMOUNT BLACK
sas City, St. Joseph, Omaha,
Knights of Pythias attended the
Denver, Pocatello and Los An­
lodge at St. Helens last Tues­
MIST
geles, There will be approxi-
CIRCLE FAIRWAY
day to assist Oregon City lodge
George Jones visited a dentist put on the Knight Rank.
mately 116 sleeping cars and 12
A
at
Clatskanie
last
week
to
have
dining
cars
in
these
trains.
GOLF BALLS
large number of members of the
a
tooth
which
was
paining
him
K. P. order were present to wit­
Any employee of the Union
Championship Flight
ness the initiation.
Pacific with at least 20 years attended to.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Bridges,
Harding Lodge intend to move
of service with the company is
long bounce golf balls.
eligible to attend and take his Alberta DeRock, and the Ernest their meeting place to the Wood­
Guaranteed 54 holes.
Yocum
family
were
guests
at
men of the World hall, holding
family with him. The great Salt
Lake < celebration is the first the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. their first meeting on July 1,
the meeting for June 24, being
system wide reunion
of
old Keaton last Sunday.
See our complete line of indi­
Mrs. Warren Smith, who has postponed on account of mem­
timers, It is the Union Pacific’s
vidual
clubs,
bag»,
wood
and
way of showing its appreciation been visiting at the home of bers attending the district con­
rubber tee».
of the faithful service of its friends for the past few days vention at Rainier where follow­
older employees, many of whom returned to her home at Cor- ing the meeting a big strawberry
feed will be furnished those
have helped the company grow vallis.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds, Mrs. present.
' j«»l 44
mnlr nf
from the proverbial
“ «af
streak
of
Harding lodge is considered
rust” to its present leadership George Jones, and Mrs. Emma
among the nation’s great trunl« Aldridge and son John, motored one of the liveliest K. P. lodges
to Salem a week ago last Tues­ in the state of Oregon, and
lines.
Vernonia
The meeting will last two days. day to spend the day visiting made a good showing recently
There will be a morning of musi- with Mrs. Ernest McCanley, their in the huge membership drive.
i sister. All returned home to
Mist last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Johnson
motored to Ostrander, last Thurs­
day to visit with the Clark Fen­
ton family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. John­
son drove to Thompson’s siding
Sunday evening to visit their
son, Reynolds Johnson and fam­
ily.
Shady Lane spent Sunday at
Buxton.
Merl Lane recently purchased
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NEW
THURSDAY, JUNE »0, 1»1>
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
EIGHT
FAMILIES
CATED
LO­
IN
OREGON
they were seeking in Oregon;
5429 letters were mailed to pros­
pective families and 2865 pieces
of Oregon literature were mail­
ed; 852 people called at the
Portland office.
The state chamber report for
the first five months of this
year likewise shows a very sub
stantial increase in new families,
acres of land purchased and in
vestments made .New families
for the first five months of
1928 were 122, compared with
232 for 1929; acres of land pur­
chased in 1928 were 8230, com­
pared with 12,544 this year, and
investments made by new famil­
ies rose from $430,676 in 1928
to $806,225 in the first five
months of 1929.
ACCESSORIES
From Tee
To Green
Mellinger Hdwe.
Delicious Made at Home
Ice Cream
INehalia
Salad Time
Is Here
Cream
Now is the time you
will appreciate
’
food
that is kept in Frigi-
daire
equipped
ice
boxes.
TRY OUR HOME
MADE PIES AND
CAKES. Hot Bread
Sold 111
Every Evening.
PINTS
Horseshoe Cafe
QUARTS
Quality Foods
and
GALLONS
PA INTI
Special Delivery To
Lodges,
Clubs
and
All Social events in
any special ordered
Auto, Sign &
House Painting
flavors. Brick or bulk
W holesale and Retail
Delivered
Nehalem Valley Ice & Creamery Comyany
Phone 471
Vernonia
Vernonia Auto Top &
Paint Shop
Next to Brown
Furniture
Phone 1021
“Inside”
Information
Serve small portions of food
to children so that they can
clear their plates without the
or
feeling of being
stuffed,
nagged into eating.
Grass stains will usually come
out of washable materials with
vigorous rubbing, hot water and
soap, if treated while fresh. If
traces of stain remain on white
materials, they may be bleached
out with Javelle water.
The waists for sun suits for
children should be made of loose­
ly woven fabrics, so that the
ultra-violet rays of the sun can
reach the body through
_
the
large spaces in the material. All
the common textile fibers stop
most of tlie ultra-violet rays,
Don't put hot foods in the
refrigerator, Cool them first to
room temperature. Don’t use ice
to cool such things as the tops
of carrots, the outside leaves of
lettuce or thick paper on par­
cels from the market. Don't
waste ice storing vegetables for
a short time if you are going
to use them immediately. Open­
ing and shutting the door fre-
quently raises the temperature of
the air in the refrigerator, so
that more ice is required to cool
it
FOR RENT 3-room house on
Beaver creek road. Inquire at
house 82, O.-A. hili. 461
Vernonia Golf Course
To Open
Friday, June 28
(Weather Permitting)
Aspland
Plumbing
Membership
about July 1
and after will
& Electric
be $15 more
Shop
For Information regarding membership, see H. E. Mc-
Graw or J.
C. Lindley
Vernonia
Full Supply of All
Electrical and Plum-
bing Equipment, the
VERNONIA GOLF COURSE
Located
Along
Inland
Loop
Highway
kind that carries
real guarantee.
Highway Garage
Timber, Oregon
O. S. Schiffer, Prop.
Phone 193
Vernonia
Red Crown Gasoline
Repairs, Tires and Accessories