THURSDAY, AUGUST
1,
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
1929
without a roof, for a roof would J blamed it on our pet.) The club three and two stories high with live outside of Panama City and
be
expensive aim
and it uucou
doesn’t'would
have to watch that they a balcony over the street and they have beautiful clubs that
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rain. The ring is about half the 'did not camp near an ants’ nest sidewalk, quite handy to throw they attend each evening. It
size of the mill pond and not or over a colony of scorpions dish water and bricks at the it a pretty sight to walk along
half so beautiful. Covered with and tarantulas. Well hikers you rich and policemen. An entire the seawall and hear the young
sawdust and chewing gum wrap­ can be glad that our Oregon family of 10 live in one room, men Bing Spanish love sonnets
pers. The hero is a chap all hills have only skunks to con- and some times the grandma and and play on their instruments,
You very seldom see a girl and
dressed in a silk suit of blue tend with.
The people live in huts made grandpa is included. Panama boy together in the public. It
William Warner motored toi Chas. Schmidlin of Brauns, with a scirf which has a silk
of bamboo and built on a high has many» told churches and isn’t the custom. A girl may go
was a business caller in thia
Portland last Monday.
lining of red. The people pay framework. It does not Require statue* from th«- sariy times. out with a servant or her toother
city last Saturday.
two dollars to see a fellow
The greatest is the Golden Altar even a friend but she must not
Pete Knowles of Mist was a
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Moe and butcher a bull, and this includes any effort to live here for • which is a solid mass of gold. speak or look at the opposite
Vernonia visitor last Thursday.
native
as
he
can
marry
a
husky
daughter, Joy were St. Helens all war taxes consisting Of a dol­
The first golden Altar was stolen sax. One sees many beautiful
George > Corey 1 motored to visitors last Saturday.
lar ninety-eight cents. Now the and dusky maid and then watch by Morgan, but they have final­ señorita, but always the girl’s
her
grow
banana
plants
for
him
Newport and along the coast
people should be quiet and let
ly saved enough to build this mother is walking a pace behind
last week.
the bull suffer in peace but while he goes fishing and attends one. The other is the Cherokee casting suspicious looks at the
to
his
duties
as
a
head
of
the
they don’t. Of all the nasty re­
prison that was considered the young men and giving advice to
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Amoto of
marks, wow, the people are con­ house. The seasons are divided Worse torture chamber in the her daughter. If a young man
Camp McGregor spent Sunday in
into
two
groups,
the
wet
season
tinually razzing the bull fighter,
new world. It was built by the wants to meet a girl he goes to
this city.
the bull, and everyone else in­ from April to November, in Spanish on the sea beach and church and sits down beside her.
which
it
rains
every
day,
not
eluding the government officials.
the tortures that have been If the father likes the appear­
M. Flynn of Birkenfeld was
So much for the bull, Another continuous but in showers that acted in this prison by the ance of the boy he will invite
in this city last Friday on bus­
sport is matching an alligator come exactly on the dot. The Catholic church is beyond com- him to his home. The boy goes
iness.
other is the dry season, in which
Quarry Heights, C. Z., July against a leopard, as I have there is no rain and lots of sun. parison. For instance there is but he doesn’t see the girl until
Betty Ann and Bill Culver left
never witnessed one of these
five cells that at low tide are he starts home, then she wishes
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(To
the
Editor)
—
I
have
only
Wednesday on a motor trip to
truth­ This climate is a wonderful plant dry but at high tide are flooded. him good night. If the father is
fights
I
cannot
give
you
a
been here 5 months and though ful statement as to whom wins, producer and everywhere is palm
Coquille to visit friends.
satisfied with the boy’s speech
trees and large mango trees. I The term gold coast came from
1 have not seen the complete
politics he is invited again,
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lappe canal I will try to give you the alligator, the leopard or the don’t know which is the biggest the time that Spain loaded her and
he never gets another
visited friends in Portland over I some idea of its great import- spectators. The greatest sport of output, bananas or panama hats, gold on galleys from Panama, otherwise
chance. Marriages are a great
this
part
of
the
country
is
the
I
always
iike
to
tell
of
Morgan,
the week end.
ance to us and its vital necessity revolution that comes every elec-, but I think bananas tips the that Old English sea pirate who thing here, everyone quits work
scale. The native gets 10 cents
Mrs. D. Lee of Bisbee, Aril., to our defense. I also hope to tion. Everyone can take a part a stock for his bananas so I sacked Panama and sunk so and goes. Funerals are the same
was a visitor at the Home of Mrs. give you some of this country's in this because it is free, and would advise the thrifty house many galleys. There is still ruins way. People are not buried in
customs and things that you will when I say free I mean just
Grace Thompson last week.
of the fort that he built out­ graves, but those of the richer
find comical and interesting. In that. You can talk about the wife to inquire at her local side of Panama and one can see class. The poor are placed in
grocer
where
all
the
money
goes
Rev. J. P. Clancy of St. Hel- other words 1 aim to please.
French revolution but that’s tame that bananas cost her there. The the bullet holes of the cannon shelves of a large building and
ens was a Vernonia visitor last
First let us study the country’s alongside one of these.
The
balls that Morgan sent into Pan­ rented or sold the space that
history, Panama was settled be­ governor played a rotten trick majority of the natives are In­ ama before he captured the the body occupies.
Tuesday.
fore any other place on the con­ the last election. He went and dian (Sanblass) and Negro. They city. Panama was the richest
A. Corey motored to Portland tinent. Columbus reached her
CLARENCE J. WARDLE.
speak a low Spanish jargan and
Sunday, returning to this city coast on his last voyage. Bal­ spoiled everybody’s fun by ask­ they have the habits of laziness. city on this continent until Mor­
ing
for
the
U.
S.
troops.
He
was
gan
took
all
the
wealth
and
Monday evening.
boa discovered the (Pacific) defeated for his poor sportsman­ They sleep all afternoon and then burned the city.
HOME POINTERS
South - ----
Sea —
from
hills. ship. It is funny the way every­ most the night and morning. So
lurs.
c.inma u
— one
---- of
-- . her
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Mrs. Emma
O’ uunu.-u
Donnell -uu
and ----
The people^of the higher clasa
Left over roast meat, finely
the
evening
is
the
greatest
time
two children visited relatives in -Spain settled , on her coasts and one speaks of the president and­
'stole the gold from her natives. on down, the reason for this is for work here.
Portland over the week end.
rrpfiijtttt
Inter married and cultivated the because Panama is a cosmopolitan < Panama City is the capitol of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Charles- land, never stooping to do it, republic and the patriotic spirit Panama. It has the population
worth and family motored to but imported thousands of slaves is only felt by a few. Let us of Portland, and the size of the
Salem Sunday to attend a fam­ from Africa. Morgan captured take u phiking. I saw where the Oregon American mill site. The
ily re-union at the capitol city. Panama City and after taking hiking club was being organized, streets are narrow and dirty,
the children play and run
Miss Pauline Selfridge of her riches came back, and burn­ and I thought what would be through the streets with a pack
ed
the
city.
People
shudder
when
Hillsboro is spending the week one speaks of him, and it $till the requirements if the club was 1 of dogs. Old women enjoying
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. is a social error to mention him. in this country for the members the evening sit on the curbing
to go on one of these hikes.
Wm. Briot.
Drake also helped cultivate a First a member would be vac- smoking a cherrot and Bhouting
Spanish curses at passing car-
hatred
for
the
English
when
he
Tur-
Winona
Miss Leah and
inated and occulated. He would
ner of Hillsboro are spending captured the Spanish gallies on be required to take 18 ounces of , avanas and automobiles. The na­
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Panama coast before the eyes quinine per day. If the club was tional band plays in the piazza
of Panama City. The canal is to go to the jungles and stay twice a week. The buildings are
Frank Hartwick.
not a new thing in this country. all night they would need per
Mrs. L.' W. Baker who recent­ A Spanish engineer presented person, one shotgun, for snake
For 5 years Dr. Luzader,
ly underwent a major operation his belief of a canal to Ferdin- and cat, one sun helmet and
eyesight specialist, has
at the Portland Sanitarium, is and, King of Spain, in the early high boots, a large machet for
been
making
monthly visits to
reported as progressing.
seventeenth century, but true to cutting undergrowth, a hammock,
; Vernonia. His next visit will be
C. Clark of Tacoma and M. Spanish traits it was continually a canteen for brook water is August 5 and 6, office at Kul-
Becker of Seattle representing put off and never came pass for poison, one tube of snake bite lander’s. Have your eyes
wholesale houses, spent Thurs­ Spain to build the gateway of remedy for bushmasters, coral examined.—adv.
day in this city, attending the the world. The French started snakes and anacondas, (a boa­
Chamber of Commerce luncheon. it but it took the Amerieans to constrictor is not poisonous and
finish it with the help of the will only attack when one is un­
Mrs. R. McGregor’s mother, Irish and the Chinks. The Irish der them and they can drop on
Mrs. R. Brooks and sister-in-law, stayed and the Chinamen did the the victim’s back, they get as
CHICKENS
SPARE RIBS
Mrs. W. H. Brooks from Lake work. Now that the Marines are long as 25 to 30 feet We had
CORN
BEEF
PICNIC HAMS
Charles, La., are visiting her for in Nicaragua helping cultivate a one for a pet that measured 16
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friendly spirit by killing a few feet, but he was shot because I
ROLLED ROAST
the summer.
HEAD CHEESE
cousins and uncles also getting a colonel missed his pet dog and
SIRLOIN ROAST
BOLOGNA
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Lee killed, the people feel quite
Kellar, Wednesday, July 24, a friendy to old Uncle Sam, they
ROUND
ROAST
MINCED HAM
>
baby girl weighing 814 pounds. don’t dare feel any other way.
RUMP
ROAST
WIENERS
The young lady has been named So much for history.
Vernonia
VEAL SHOULDERS FRANKFURTERS
Beverly Eugene.
After that brief history the
VEAL STEAKS
, P. Knapp and D. Davis of country comes next, and to keep
Portland are engaged on con­ you interested I am going to
struction of the new Early gar­ tell you the way we live and
age, both intend to move their play here. First of all is play.
The Spanish people of this hot
Rink
families to this city sooon.
climate like rough stuff so they
Clean
•port
and good
Mrs. M. R. Eby and daughter get some poor worn-out “bull”
ercise. — Improving
Lois and Mrs. L. Schwab and and stage a bull fight, provided
skates and equipment
. _
con-
sons, Bobby and Melvin spent the bull has not died of old age
tinuously.
Friday afternoon at Birkenfeld in the mean time. Now we are
going to a bull fight. It is not
Saturday evenings 7130 to
and Mist.
10:30 n.m. prizes given.
at all like the Joy theatre, the
Geo. W. Nelson, roadmaster ring is a large circular building
on the United Railways with
headquarters at Portland spent
Wednesday in this city inspect­
ing track conditions.
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ig- LOCALS^
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Hiking Trip In
Panama Presents
Many Difficulties
ground and mixed with a little
horse radish or chopped pickles
and mayonnaise, makes a good
sandwich filling.
Butter icing for cup cakes or
cookies is made by creaming
one-half cup of butter and add­
ing gradually, sifted confection­
ers’ sugar. Add 2 or 3 table­
spoonsful of strong coffee and
one-half teaspoon of vanilla for
flavor a few drops at a time
when creaming.
To vary eggs as a sandwich
A horse at hard work in th«
summer needs from 1^4 to IK
pounds of grain and IM pounds
of hay to each 100 pounds of
The work hone
his weight
should bo fed at regular inter*
vals during the summer.
Tillamook— Piaba underway fer
improving local streets.
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Workingmen’s Store
Mr. and Mrs. John Humfeld
Jr. and son Delmar of Tigard,
spent the week end visiting at
the home of Mr. Humfeld’ s sis-
sis­
ter, Mrs. Mark E. Moe.
F. D. McPherson received
word on Tuesday of the death
of his mother in Los Angeles.
He left Portland at 9:30 a.m.
by airplane and arrived at Los
Angeles at 3 p.m.
Dr. W. H. Hurley and Mrs.
Hurley spent the week end in
Portland visiting relations and
friends. Mrs. Hurley remained
in the city where she will stay
for a few weeks.
J. O. Burt, Verna Burt and
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Burt of Elk
.City, Okla., are visiting at the
home of C. F. Burt who has
secured a position with the Ore­
gon American Lumber company,
will locate with his family in
thiB city.
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Vernonia
Meat Market
LUMBER
Wholesale and Retail
Vernonia
6c bakes an
entire dinner
in a
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RANGE
MARK EVERY GRAVE
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HEN you buy across the counter in the
stores of this town, you are using good
business judgment. Why? There are many
reasons, but one of the most important is this:
You can buy what you want at the price you wish
A roast, vegetable*, pudding, all baked to a turn in
a Hotpoint for juat 6c! And the Hotpoint thrift
cooker simmers pot roasts, steams vegetables, pre­
pare* soup* on very little electricity.
Other economies of the Hotpoint electric range—
your kitchen walls will not need retinting half as
often. You’ll not have to spend hours scouring ket­
tles, washing gummy deposits from walls and win­
dows.
A third economy comes from Hotpoint control and
even heat. Your cakes and pies will always be per­
fectly baked. Your meats, because there is no
scorching flame to sear, won’t dry up and shrink.
Columbia Utilities Co.
Phone 711
Agent
Vernonia- Oregon
to pay! You are not obliged to accept “some­
thing just as good,” because you are in a
position to compare values and make your
own selections.
When you trade at home you are helping your
friends to help you! And there is no finer
thing in life than neighborly co-operation. It
always pays—in. happiness and satisfaction as
well as dollars and cents.
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