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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1929)
mrsday, November 21, 1929 Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon principal and interest payable at White Bread—It’» Role In The energy value of this qual Kill Large Bear the office of the county treas ity loaf (when measured in cal Nutrition urer of Columbia county, Ore. Near Natal Friday The propagandists for whole ories or energy units) equals I Bids must be unconditional two pounds of steak, four pints V, hereas, it has pleased God wheat bread would have us be and accompanied by a certified A 200-pound bear was trapped lis all wise providence to re- lieve that through some alchemy of milk or fifteen eggs. Yet _ Reed Holding _ and from this earthly sphere check in the amount of $500. i the miller transforms wheat in- bread costs but a fraction of and killed by The approving legal opinion of what you pay for these other John McMullin of Natal, ' Novem uma Greener, a local sister of j to a devitalized product unfit i Messrs Teal, Winfree, McCulloch | for human use. What, indeed, foods. ber 15. r temple. 'and Shuler will be furnished the The bear has. been destroying P.esolved that the removal of ‘ has the miller done in thia met ,su*. ccssf ul bidder. the fruit trees on the Haycock ch a life leaves a vacancy and amorphosis? Perhaps no food i The board reserves the right farm, about two iniles from Na adow that will be deeply re- I product has been more thorough ; to reject any and all bids. ALONG THE tal, and considérable effort has fized by family and friends. ly investigated than has wheat. W. W. WOLFF, Clerk. been made to catch him. 1 Resolved that Vernonia Teni- and the modern PAVEMENT Address: Vernonia, Ore. ' Chemistry |e No. 61, Pythian Sisters of science of nutrition tell us that, 172 Sunday. fhich Mrs. Emma Greener was! when wheat is milled, a small Weaver Clark butchered five > Phillip Melis left for Portland member, desires to extend to| part of the protein, some of the Tuesday to receive treatments 0r family, sympathy in their Call for County Road Warrant. fat, some of the vitamin con hogs this week. I have money on hand to pay tent, some of the mineral salts, Art Wridge and son Darby for his leg which was bruised I reat bereavement.. ! Resolved, that a copy of these all the following endorsed coun and nearly all the crude fiber spent Sunday in Portland visit- at camp eight the first part of esolutions be spread upon the ty road warrants: | or roughage, is removed. The ing Mrs. Art Wridge who is this month. Mrs. Frank Browning and pcords of this temple, a copy part of seriously ill. Road district No. 4 endorse- Pr°tein content, the Herman Snodgrass moved from children called on Mrs. A. L. tinted in the local paper, and ments prior to and including that builds and repairs tis- copy tendered to her family. October 8, 1929. I sue, is but slightly less in pat I Riverview to a home in Verno Bassett this week. Violet Lindberg is sick with Committee Pythian Sisters, endorse- • ent i*ou *n ---- the wheat nia. Road district No. 5 cuuurac- . . .rs . th . “11 — (ernonia Temple No. 61. ,which it came, and its ac-1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen of tonsilitis. ments prior to and including KATHRYN HOFFMAN, tual food value in terms of cal- McMinnville was in Vernonia on August 10, 1929. Construction of underground ** ANNA WILSON, i oríes, due to the concentration . business Saturday. Road district No. 6 en oise Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and telephone cable between Port i the carbohydrates, is really ellen M c D onald . ments prior to and including ereBtor y | children, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray land and Salem progressing December 10, 1928. mer and children spent Friday steadily. This brief is the gist of a NOTICE OF BOND SALE - Road district No. 7 endorse- evening at Mrs. Hankie’s home. | Notice is hereby given that ments prior to and including paper prepared by Dr. William Astoria—United National Bank Mrs. Sidney Malmsten motored M. Happ for publication in the jealed bids will be received by November 13, 1929. with capitalization of *150,000, to Clatskanie Thursday. Western Diettiaian, and is fur- hie undersigned until the hour Road district No. 8 endorse- n¡3hed through the courtesy of I i Mr. and Mrs. Chapman and will be established here soon. if eight o’clock p.m. on the 10th ments prior to and including t )le Vernonia Bakery, who use I children spent Sunday with Mrs. jay of December, 1929, and im- November 17, 1928. Frank Hankle. Occident Flour in their bread, uediately thereafter publicly Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Malm Road district No. 9 endorse- The Vernonia Bakery points out opened by the District School ments prior to and including that the high protein content of sten and Mrs. Marvin Eby left loard of School District No. 47, for Portland Saturday to wit November 15, 1929. I Occident Flour is especially val- Columbia county, Oregon, at the ness the passion play. endorse- uable in body-building elements Road district No. 18 Vashington school in the city Mrs. Carl Davis of Stony including “ nd the energy building quality i ments prior to and >f Vernonia, Oregon, for an is- Point called on Mrs. Otto Mitch- | through its caloric content, make October 8, 1929. ue of bonds of said school dis- ner Sunday. rict in the amount of fifteen Mist Clatskanie market road bread baked from Occident Flour Mrs. Phillip Melis and children one of the most economical foods housand dollars ($15,000), said endorsements prior to and in- spent Tuesday visiting friends for the table. >onds to be dated December 15, eluding September 9, 1929. in St. Helens. 1929, and to mature December Interest ceases November 22,' Bread offered by the Verno Mrs. Harvey Crume returned $* 1930; said bonds to bear in 1929. Bakery made exclusively — ------- , is ------- ------------- , home from Coquelle, Ore., last I nia terest at the rate of not to ex GLADYS PETERSON, froni Occident Flour, in a spot- j week. ceed six per cent (6%) per an parallels your Treasurer Columbia county, less shop that Mrs. Genevieve Lindstrom and num, payable semi-annually, Oregon. own home in cleanliness. children returned Hillsboro Resolutions of Condolence EMMA GREENER In Memorinm BBt* Ml* I Sparn, Germany or Sweden; fopean nation* have twenty-seven I “So much geographic Instruction different schemes for tariffs that stresses the smallness of Europe by makes every border a trade hurdle. American prairie standards that It Money, Tariff* and Stamp*. j is surprising to discover that Hol- “Within an area two-thirds the ! land Is larger than Maryland, that size of the United States there are Finland would carve Into three twenty-six different money systems j New York States, and that the to- (Luxembourg uses Belgian money), i tai square miles of Oregon and of twenty-seven different sets of post Serb, Croat, Slovene state are age stamps, and twenty-seven dif Proposed Super-State of ! the nearly Identical. Immigration regulations. An Europe Offer* Interest j “Striking contrasts between Eu ferent other international aggravation up In the rope and America turn ing Comparison. , T, .. . continental automobile field of population. .i I ” " ................. _ _ In some countries *™ .HnR.5? driver; he ■»«■■■ must States the average number of per- ¿¡¿p ‘to"tbe 7eft"o7"the road? “in Washington.—How would a Unit sons per square mile 1* 35; In Eu- . others’to the right.”* While" rail wai ed States of Europe, the new su- | per-stute proposed at Geneva, com- i rope, 127. Nevada must mlracu- 'gauges have been unified for the one-third pare with tbe United States of lously spread seven-tenths of a per- moit parti Spain itU| son to each square mile while Bel- her mneage In narrow gangs roads, America? - E. —.................... “Irrespective of Its political ns- ' glum, equally miraculously, must i, “ -- A ‘ — U. S. ’ has tbe long-lived pect or Its feasibility, tbe sugges- ! squeeze 670 men, women and chll- Roman empire and the short-lived dred on one average square mile. tlon affords an opportunity for an Holy Roman empire for precedents. Interesting geographic compart- | Yet Rhode Island and Massachu 'In recent times the metric system setts are each more densely In 'has been accepted by all Europe ex- son," says a bulletin of the Na tional Geographic society from Its habited, according to area, than the 'cept the United Kingdom and the Irish Free State. headquarters In Washington, D. C. ; United Kingdom or Germany. “A United Europe's man power Unlike the problems of American “As proposed the European fed- ■ eratlon would uumber 27 sovereign overshadows America tremendous union In 177B Is Europe's variety of ly. All the people of the six most governments. The thirteen colonies states, Russia omitted. Principal- i lties like Monaco and Liechtenstein, populous American states: New bad more or less similar govern York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ohio. ments. Europe's twenty-seven states also San Marluo, ami Andorra and the Free City of Danzig do Texas and California, number have almost every style of govern not come within the scope of the 8,000,000 less than the population ment possible; republic, limited of Germany. I.lttle Luxembourg, monarchy, unlimited monarchy, dic following comparisons. “The United States of America lost In Europe like a slice of olive tatorship, dominion status—each Is one aud one-half times greater In a cream cheese sandwich, has with variations. Two states of Eu rope are already 'United States.’ in area," says the bulletin, "but cit more citizens than Wyoming. "Should Europe ever federate Germany Is a union of eighteen self- izens of the United States of Eu rope would outnumber Americans America can refer to the ‘U. S. E.' governing states and cities; 8wltx- a* her ‘northern neighbor.’ If all Eu ! erlaud Is the oldest federal uulos lu the proportion of 3 to 1. “The Texas of ‘U. S. E.' would rope were brought down to the lat In the world.’’ be France; Luxembourg Its Rhode itude level of the United States, Island. Both are smaller than their the Strait of Gibraltar would lie American counterparts, but only on the Equator, 2,000 miles south Maine Ferry Still Runs of tts present position. slightly smaller. After 100 Year«’ Service "Disparity of latitude, however, "Relative size raises a question Bucksport, Maine. — Originally which will stump most American*. does not prevent parity In climates. It Is this: of the four biggest Amer Except for the aridness of the chartered when the state of Maine ican states, how maDy are larger Southwest, America’s climates are was part of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the Bucksport ferry thau the four largest European mfleh like Europe's. “Some of tbe same problems that still runs after 100 year* of use. countries excluding Russia? The' brought about the union of the thir There are none of your modern answer: One. teen American colonies make Eu streamline effects on this old barge, France the European Texae. rope turn toward federation. Thir which was built less for speed than “Giant Texas is larger than teen colonies with thirteen tariffs service. Service is obtained by France, but only one-fifth larger. prompted the drafters of the Amer blowing a foghorn which tells the California. Montana ami New Mex ican Constitution to abolish eco drowsy skipper that some one Is in lco are each smaller, in area than nomic borders. Twsstr-wrim Fu.- the mood for a ferry ride. The New Equipment and Acoustical Engineers Have Arrived Installation of the latest sound film at tachments is now being made at the JOY THEATRE It is expected that the equipment will be partly installed by Saturday night and for Sunday’s show y Remember! This Sunday and Monday “OH, YEAH” the sensational railroad boomer picture, all talking “THE COCK-EYED WORLD” Classified Advertising First insertion, per word.... lc (No service less than 25c). Succeeding insertions, per word....... 6c (No service less than 15c) Black face heading., each word counts the same as two words. Cash should accompany the order. When a statement is required the minimum charge is 30c. Classified columns close at 12 o'clock Wednesday noon. j WAREHOUSE PIANO SALE:— WAREHOUSE PIANO SALE:— Chickering, Knabe, Baldwin, Kim- ball, Wick, Howard, etc., doz- en3 of used and slightly used pianos going cheap. $65, $87, $105, $135, etc. Trade in your phonograph, balance $5 month. ; Free delivery to your home. : Cline Factory warehouse, Cor- | ner 12th and Washington, Port land. 172 i will show here shortly enced practical nurse. Inquire i at Dr. Eby’s office or write Mrs. A. E. Jennings, Box 461, Ver nonia. 171* Professional and Business Diredory WANT TO DO Washings, will call for and deliver. Phone 776. your convenience the following businees and professional people are lieted on this page alphabetically. These men and women are known in Vernonia as reliable business and professional people. MISCELLANEOUS EXCHANGE rent for carpenter TURKEYS FOR SALE—Call at work. Levi Austin. 14tf Treharne ranch. 171* I FOR SALE- -Two lots near Rose Bridge street, between 1st and FOR SALE tf TURKEYS for sale, corn fat avenue, Park addition, - small ___ 2nd avenue. NOTICE OF COMPLETION FOR SALE 4-room modern building, clear title, $125. Write I. D. B. Reasoner, City Re tened. Live weight 30c, dress house and lot 50x100 on 1st J. A. Whitsell, 321 B street, TURKEYS for sale—Order your ed 40c. See or phone Mrs. A. corder of the city of Vernonia, Thanksgiving turkeys early. I | Ore., do hereby certify that avenue. Good bargain, may con- J Springfield, Oregon. 164 will deliver, live or dressed birds. D. Hall, 4 miles N. E. of Ver 1 Harry G. Phelps, engineer in sider trade for acreage. Mrs. J., — —— See or write F. B. Warfield, % nonia, on St. Helens road. Phone cnarge of the construction of Emmons 441 First avenue. 143* FOR SALE—Twelve unimproved mile north of new bridge at 11F15. 171 wooden sidewalks and the im ——------- ------------------------------------ . lots in block 25, second addit- golf course. 152 provement in Improvement Dis 60-POUND cans extracted hon-' ion. Close in and sightly. FOR RENT trict No. 12 of the city of Ver $7.50; u-iu 5-lb pails, 85 cents; J. G. WATTS, Scapoose, — Ore - . ey, «<.oo, ... 8tf | , FOR SALE—Gentle pony with! nonia, Oregon, has filed in of some pure fireweed, all very nice ------------------------------------------------ I full saddle equipment, fine for j FOR RENT—$18 per month, 3- fice of the City Recorder a cer honey. Call phone 13F555. Win. FOR SALE Modern 5-room fur- children. Norman Green. Phone room partly furnished house, E. Crawford, P.O. box 428. 134 nished house. Inquire 1228 981. 152* complete plumbing, new paper tificate of completion of the whole of said work and his ap- and paint. Inquire Mrs. J. D. proval thereof. ' Moyer, Vernonia, on State St., Notice i* hereby given that the between D and E streets. 156* City Council of the City of Ver- ______________ noma, Oregon, has set the 2nd FURNISHED apartments for day of December, 1929, at the rent, $22. Phone 402, Moon hour of 8 o'clock p.m. of said This directory of Vernonia lodges and clubs will give you quick information on light Apartments. 13tf | day at the City Hall in the city meeting dates and officials. of Vernonia, Columbia county, FOR RENT — 4-room modern ' Oregon, as the time and place house on Rose avenue, J. C. when the acceptance of said A. F. & A. M. 17tf work will be considered by the American Legion American Legion Auxiliary I I Lindley at Bank. I council. Vsraoaia Poet Vernonia Lodge No. 184 Meets second and fourth American REDEC0RATED APARTMENTS! Notice is further given that! A. F. & A. M. meets 119, 4 Mondays of each month for rent—2 and , 3-room, ne near *r at any time prior to said 2nd at Masonic Temple, at the Legion hall. Legion, Washington school. 2-room $5 qay of December, 1929. any Stated Communication second Mr®. P. Wideman, Pre*. and per week for 3 weeks and 1, First Thursday of each fourth Tuesdays week free; 3-room $6 per week1 owner of any interest in, or the' called I agent of any property to be ef-' month. Special each month, 8 p. m. Connie An and 1 week free; 3-room dwell fee ted by the assessment for the meetings on all other Thurs- I KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ing house on Weed avenue for HARDING LODGE 11* derson, Com day nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors ! payment of said improvement, most cordially welcome. Meets every Monday mander. J. Covington, Adjutant rent, inquire Midway Apart may file bis objections to tbe ments. 174« F. D. Macpherson, W. M. night in the W.O.W. acceptance of said work, and J. B. Wilkerson, Secretary. hall. Visiting broth FOUND—On the Keasey road, such objections will ba consider-! ers welcome. Mountain Heart a gun. Owner can obtain by ed and tha merits thereof de-; Order of Eastern Star W. Van Doren. C.C. Rebekah Lodge No. 243 proper identification and paying termined by the council. Nehalem Chapter 153, O. E. S. U. A. Scott, K.R.S. No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets every for this adv. Eagle Dated this 19th day of Nov- 171 Regular commu ember, 1929. second and fourth Thursdays in nication first: W. O. W. hall, Vernonia. Visitors D. B. REASONER. WANTED and third Wed WOMENS RELIEF always welcome. i nesdays of each City Recorder. 171 Irma Higdon, Noble Grand. CORPS BOARD AND ROOM—at private month, at Ma Edna Linn, Vies Grand. sonic Temple. home or meals at 35c. Inquire Meets third Thursday of each Msris O’Donnell, Secrstary. All visiting sia- Curd of Thanh. of Mrs. E. A. Laird, first house ters and broth month at the W. O. W. hall. We wish to express our deep east of Gilby Motor Co. Special Mrs. Lee Hall, president ers welcome. I. O. O. F. chicken dinner every Sunday. gratitude to our many friends Mrs. Ramona Lindley, W.M. 172’ •nd relatives for their kindness, Mrs. Grace Reherger, Sacratary. NF.HALEM ASSEMBLY NO. IS sympathy and beautiful < F floral ORDER OF RAINBOW of LOGGER WANTED—Have 3 offerings in the recent loi I.O.O.F. — Vernonia ___ Pythian Sister* No. FOR GIRLS million feet cedar to log this our husband and father. Nels D. Vernonia Temple 61 meets Regular meeting aecond and 246 meets every Tuesday night at 8 o’clock, in I.O.O.F. hall. Vis winter, by contract. Write C-2, Peterson. * • every 2nd and 4th Wadnesdays in fourth Mondays itor* always welcome. care Eagle office. 152 Mrs. Nel» Peterson, W.O.W. hall. Kathryne Malmsten, H. E. Stsvenaon, N. G. MARJORIE COLE, M. E. C. Mrs, Alice Lindsay, Recorder. John Olaaaaer, Secretary. DELLA CLINE, M. if 1 4 C WANTED—Nursing by ’ experi- Mrs. Noble Dunlap. Lodge and Club Notices » “The Shop of Satisfac tory Service”— Bobs - Trims - Shampoo Facial Massage DR. W. H. HURLEY Dr. J. A. Hughe* Dentistry and X-Ray Hoffman Hdwe. Building Columbia Barber Shop Vernonia, Oregon Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 663 Rea. Phone 664 Vernonia. Oregon HAULING PLUMBING Truck For Local and Long Distance Hauling Bafford Brother* BEAUTY SHOPS ANNETTE BEAUTY SHOP QUICK SERVICE Shampoo, Marcelling, Finger waring, Permanent Waring. Over Horseshoe Cafe. Phone 431 Marcelling, Finger Waving, permanent Waving, Shampoo ing and Manicuring. Over Corey’s Store. Phone 293 Vernonia Curly Buffmire TRANSFER POOL HALL BAKERS PLACE HOTEL NEHALEM HOTEL ESSIE NANCE BEAUTY SHOP Vwnonia'a Oldest and up-to-date hotel. Tel. 222 LAWYERS Physiotherapy DR. R. A. OLSON LESTER SHEELEY Attomey-at-Law Vernonia, Oregon Chiropractor Tel. 671 State St. Vernonia, Ore. CONTRACTOR JOHN A. MILLER General Contractor GORDON R. WATT Attorney-at-law Mason Work, Building Joy Theatre Building Vernonia, Oregon DENTISTS PHYSICIANS M. D. COLE Dentist Vernonia, Oregon Marvin R. Eby, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Phone 891 I Confection Soft Drink.—Cigars Billiards and Pool moc it Mrs. Grace Scott, Manager Electrotherapy, General Plnmbiay RESTAURANT Mary Kato Chop Suey Restaurant You'll enjoy a bowl of delicious Chop Suey after the show. SHINGLE MILL Re-Roof With SHINGLES From Johnston & McGnw Shingle Co. VERNONIA
