Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Thursday, December 12. 1029
FARM REMINDERS
The first exclusive turkey
show on the Pacific coast will
“The Glorious Adventure”
be held at Oakland, Ore., De­
The following is the first of
cember 13 and 14, under the
direction of J. C. Leedy, coun­
series of book reviews on
ty agricultural agent.
books obtainable at the Verno-
Experiments conducted at Ore- nia city library. They will all
Mrs.
Earl gon State college indicate that, be written by high school stu-
Joe Banzer and family of Mist Mackie, Mr. and
shopped in Vernonia Saturday. Pringle and Robert Mackie were hens will consume more warm dents.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert water than cold, and as water: Richard Halliburton, an Ame-
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ritchey Woods for Thanksgiving dinner. is essential to high production,' rican writer, is one of the most
being so large a proportion of ■ interesting non-fiction authors
spent the week end in Portland
the egg, it is wise to keep a we know. He writes about his
as guests of Portland friends.
State Legion
good supply of warm water be- own adventures in foreign coun-
Shady Lane of Mist, visited
Officials to Be Here
fore them, especially during cold; tries and is so truly American
and shopped in Vernonia Satur-
On December 18th weather.
| that we can appreciate his es- Need Cheerful Mind to
day.
•
Many farmers use their spare capes, his thirst for adventure
Cure Blood Pressure
The special American Legion time during the winter in build- and romance and his difficult
C. Martindale purchased a
m* ronoii'in/» fmnrmr. nnrl t-. » »» 1
. i. . i 1 i i v n e II 11 v i ’ i
nnpo violHorl
Washington.—The United State»
used car from the Gilby Motor meeting of Vernonia post which i or repairing fences and cleaning positions. Having once yielded public health service warned per
I will be held Wednesday evening j up the woods and trash accum- to his natural wanderlust, he
company last week.
sons afflicted with high blood pres
next, December 18, will be at- j u la ted along old ones. It is a can be satisfied to stay at home sure
not to become “high blood
Gus Cohen opened his new ' tended by state commander Sid wise use of spare hours, says only a short time and then must ¡pressure fiends,” constantly think
pool hall last week, the opening George, district commander Jude the Oregon experiment station. be off again to foreign coun­ Ing, talking and Hvflfe the disease.
being welcomed by his many Moreland, department adjutant
Despite cold weather many tries, each of these trips foster­
High blood pressure can be re­
I Carl Moser, and several other dollars in egg production can ing an interesting account of lieved and “ffectlvely cured, the
former patrons.
state legion officials.
often be saved by providing the his travels which will be publish­ ¡public health service said, “only If i
Elmer Larson, engineer, with
frame of mind Is adopt­
Commander Connie Anderson, ¡chicken houses with curtains ar- ed in the form of a book when a ed cheerful
Portland
spent
and frequent estimations of
headquarters
at
4
| ranged to close up the bottom he returns home.
has
appointed
a
committee
on
pressure
are
shunned.” Treatment,
visiting
Saturday in this city
He was educated in Princeton consisting principally
entertainment, which will prob­ of the open front, says the Ore-
of proper
tvth acquaintances.
His
home,
when
he
university,
gc.i
experiment
station,
as
the
ably end with a special boxing
regimen, should be undertaken un­
chose
to
be
at
home,
was
in
wind
and
cold
get
in
at
the
bot
­
der the advice of a competent
G. W. Ford left for Albany card for the honored guests.
physician.
Vernonia post has, for this tom much more than at the top. New York.
in
Sunday, spending several days
<
The
story
is
simply
told.
It
is
“The amount of exercise should
I
It
is
best,
however,
not
to
close
that city, and returned I home time of the year, the largest
membership since it received its up the entire opening unless interesting and gives us a great be decided upon by the family
Wednesday morning.
It was advised. "Food Is
charter, now boasting of 120 1 other means of ventilation are deal of history and mythology. doctor,"
I provided.
There is much humor in the I a factor In the treatment; hut it Is
Dick Fletcher of Camp Mc­ 1930 paid members.
now believed that a consideration
Gregor purchased a new Stude­
The farm accounting system, author’s conversation with Rod of
the quantity of the food—a re­
_ __
_ __ can Crane. From the story we gain striction In amount—rather than
baker coupe from the Gilby Mo­
: which necessarily
simple,
Ashland—Local lodge of
tor company last week.
often be divided to advantage knowledge, and its interesting quality Is of greater Importance.
extensively
improved
into such parts as poultry, dairy­ accounts make us like to read The giving of drugs Is usually dis­
rooms.
Tom Crawford left early Sat­
appointing. hut In emergencies they
ing, farm crops, etc., enabling it.
urday morning for Portland on
In the story, “The Glorious may be life saving."
the farmer to know exactly
Phar- which enterprise is paying and Adventure,” Halliburton is in- I
Roseburg—Red Cross
business returning to this city
macy will move to new quarters which is eating up the profits, fluenced by Homer’s “Odyssey1 Japanese Go for “icu
Saturday afternoon.
in Masonic building.
says the Oregon experiment sta­ to re-live those glorious days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reithner
Cremu,” or Ice Cream
He determines to follow Uly­
tion.
and Mrs. Mark E. Moe and
Tokyo.
— Japanese railways have
sses
’
very
trail,
visit
his
battle
daughter Joy, journeyed to St. Furniihea Facta About Bread
fields and feel the thrill of his profited enormously from the hot­
Helens Sunday afternoon.
test
summer
In many years. Mil
Dr. Charles A. L. Reed, un­ Inventor Dares Death
dramatic wanderings. Accompan­ lions wf people
have flocked to
der
the
caption,
“
More
notions
ied
by
Rod
Crane,
a
young
man
Herb M. Condit recently pur­
Testing Rocket Plane who was to travel this romantic beach and mountain resorts, swell­
about
bread,
”
says:
“
You
may
chased a used ear from the Gil­
ing passenger receipts to new rec­
Frankfort-on-Miiln. Germany — A adventure with him, he sailed ord figures. Sales of ice cream also
by Motor company, through 11 ap­ have been impressed with the wealthy
young German’s dream of from New York.—M.T.
notion
that
brown
bread,
costing
have established new records. The
py Thompson, the Gilby ear the same, is cheaper than white an airplane propelled by the explo­
Japanese call the frozen dish “Icu
salesman.
advanced to the
bread, because it is more nour­ sion of rockets Ims experimentation
cremu.”
stage
of
practical
Miss Lillian Horn, who hud ishing. This is a fallacy so far supported by a successful trial
Former Slave la 110
been spending severul weeks at as the flour content of the two flight.
Marysville. Ohio. —William Pep­
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee breads is concerned.
The inventor of the rocket plane
pers, a negro. Inmate of the county
Schwab, returned to her home
“From an economic point of Is Fritz Von Opel, who risked Ills
home here, claims to be one linn
in Portland Sunday morning.
view, white bread contains ac­ life In a daring attempt to prove a
’ ed nnd ten years old. After be­
tually more than brown bread of theory to which he Ims devoted him Charged With Disorderly Conduct < ing
sold three times as a slave.
William Brennan Jr. of Port­ the kind of nourishment which self for more than a year.
When All They Were Doing
Peppers related, he escaped bond­
After two unsuccessful trials, dur­
land employed by the S. P. & S. is ready for use by the body,
Was “Singing.”
age
when a body of Union soldiers
Railroad as steam shovel fire­ and even if they cost the same, ing which the young experimenter’s
past a field In which he
had been singed by (lame, the
New York.—Ten Chinese—Ah marched
man was a Vernonia visitor Sat­ you would get more nourishment hair
motorless airplane shot Into the air Foo, Ah Me. Ah lia. Ah Sha, Ah was plowing for his master. He
urday.
for your money in white bread with the roar of a cannon, Hoo, Ah Gee. Ah Well, Ah No, Ah sal t he Joined the soldiers nnd
to Gallipolis, where he found
Roy II. Keagy, manager of than in brown. Actually brown streaked through the sky and Choo and Ah lie himself—were ar­ came
after a flight of about six raigned recently in West Side courr employment on a farm. The aged
the United States Savings and is mone expensive. Remembering landed
negro
attributes Ills advanced years
miles.
before Magistrate George Ewald.
Loan association, spent Saturday that the vitamin B in question
to good, regular hublts, hard work t
Opel, who had demonstrated
They
hud
bee»
arrested
and
is
unimportant,
as
there
is
al
­
in our city, looking over pros­
with some success In motor cars booked on charges of disorderly and the use of tobacco.
pective loans and inspecting the ready plenty of B in the diet, that explosions of rockets could he conduct
by detectives front the staff
1 the only advantage is the dub­ used as a propelling force, Imd se­
new Columbia building.
Too Much Gas
Deputy Chief Inspector James
ious one of the scouring effects cretly experimented with Wilhelm of
S. Bolan, led by Detective Archibald
Philadelphia.
—As the result of
of whole wheat bread upon the Sander, rocket engineer, for more McNeil.
putting four gallons of gas Instead
McNeil told the court that com­ of three, as was ordered. In Fred
I bowels. And it is very dohbtful than a year to find a suitable plane
CAMP EIGHT
whether a man wants to take for the application of their theory. plaints had poured In from all the Pfafflin’s car. Ernest Boe was shot
The plane Is a short and tailless people living anywhere near 188
his roughage in his principal ar­
monoplane, resembling a motorless Claremont avenue that so much dead by Pfafflln, police say.
ticle
of
food,
and
whether
it
is
(Too late for last week)
and propellerless glider. The pilot’s
not better taken in one of his seat Is In the front wings above noise was going on there that they
Low Child Death Rate
couldn’t sleep. He and Ills col-
Mrs. H. G. Sandon was out subsidiary foods.
the fuselage. The wing spread Is leagues had rushed up there, lie
London.—Great Britain In 1028
of camp over the week end.
“The success of food faddists approximately thirty-eight feet and said, and heard the racket them- had the lowest infant death
¡3 based on the common belief the plane’s weight 500 pounds.
selves. They traced It to a rear ever recorded. Out of every
Mr. and Mrs. William Hodge that there should be a special
The rockets, attached to the side room on the ground floor, listened children who lived to be one
were in Portland one day last
the fuselage, are discharged by at tlie door till they thought their old only Oh died.
diet for all ills. Doctors find of
means of fuses In the cockpit,
week.
that many of their patients will which weigh an additional 100 ear drums would burst and- then
In.
Mrs. Frank Huber is visiting not leave them alone until they pounds. The plane lias no under­ broke
Inside, said McNeil, were the ten
give
them
some
sort
of
orders
Mr.
and
Mrs.
carriage
and
is
shot
from
rails.
this
week
with
Chinese. They were seated at a
♦
about diet, and so they recom­
Henry Huber.
table, he asserted, upon which were
mend some safe kind of food
a
pair of large white hone dice and
F. R. Meyer, representative i simply to satisfy this need. But Milk for Earthquake
several pieces qf English money—
of the National Aircraft com- [these are the people who fall
shillings, sixpences,
Victims Kept 24 Years half-crowns,
pany, was in camp this week.
ha'-pennles, arid lie believed a
an easy prey to the diet-mon­
Seattle, Wash. — Cow’s milk thruppence or two. The ten men.
The head cook is suffering ger. Diet is not a universal pan­ canned here 24 years ago was he said were shooting craps, and.
from a broken rib, the result acea, which will prevent or cure opened recently and found as good unless lie was the victim of an au-
all diseases; on the contrary, its as when it left the condensary. An rlcular delusion. It was tliey who
of a fall, Thanksgiving day.
healing capacity is very limited. Inch of butterfat floated on top, the had been making hideous noises.
Lawrence Sandberg, locomo-1 Moderation and variety are more result of decades of undisturbed
“What do you mean by hideous?”
tive engineer, is suffering from valuable than the most careful­ storage.
asked Magistrate Ewald.
The milk went to sufferers In the
ly worked-out tables or the
a severely sprained ankle.
“Well, your honor,” replied Mc­
most
brilliant
ideas.
They San Francisco earthquake In 1900, Neil, “when a Chinaman wins at
C. O. Piert has been confined also have the merit of being and this can to Mrs. Eugenia Men- craps he wails out a long. loud, ex­
gula who kept It until recently ultant ‘Wahoo!’ And when he
to his home with a severe cold strictly scientific.”
when condensory official’s discov­ loses lie throws back his head and
Kostet for several days.
The
economy
of
wheat
flour,
ered and brought the can here.
ly ir
’ lets loose a long, loud, despondent
Quite a number from here at- as pointed out by Dr. Reed, is
‘Walieel’ And as some were win­
day,
ning nnd some were losing, the com
while tended the funeral of O. M. emphasized by the Vernonia Sits on Piano to Save
blued yells were, we repent, hide­
Br Clark in Portland Wednesday. i Bakery who use Occident flour
It After Failing to Pay ous.”
[in their products. The Vernonia
city
Misses Evelyn and Crystal) Bakery state that while any
Ah Foo. who said that he Is a
Cambridge, Mass.—Because she
Lewis of Portland spent Thanks- (wheat flour provides the ideal sat on the keyboard of her piano laundryman, was spokesman for
himself
nml Ids nine companions.
and
thus
prevented
Its
removal
for
giving with their parents Mr. type for most economical food,
to malntuln payments, Viola The magistrate asked for his ver­
and Mrs. C. R. Lewis.
Occident flour, because of the failure
of this city was charged sion.
very choice wheat from which Boudrow
with concealing mortgaged prop­
“We were no playing craps, we
The Mr. Terry who removed it is milled,
the
painstaking erty. In discharging her, Judge Ar­ were playing mail Jong,” said Ah
from here to his home in Port-1 i method milling employs, and
Foo.
“That Is, only three of us
Stone ruled she had not con­
land last week died. It is be- the protection of the flour in! thur
cealed the property, but merely were playing—Ah Me, Ah Ha and
lieved the cause of death was transit, all combine to make it I that part of the keyboard upon Ah Slia. And we were not very
mastoids.
nolsr
the ideal flour for a quality loaf | which she sat.
Chas. Lewis made a trip to such as is offered by the Verno-J
1
Portland recently to see his bro­ nia bakery.
ther Frank of North Dakota,
Bread offered by the Verno-
whom he had not seen for over ia bakery is made from Occident
flour, in a spotless shop that
thirty five years.
parallels your own kitchen in
The following'men from camp cleanliness.
eight ai'a in the hospital, C. I
The food value of this quality
Patrick with a fractured skull
and back; F. Negri with heart loaf (when measured in calories
equal
two
trouble and Kenneth Willow with or energy units)
multiple fractures of the pelvis. pounds of steak, four pints of
milk or fifteen eggs. Yet bread
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Sutherlin costs but a fraction of what
of Vernonia, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. you pay for these other foods.
I.
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f
Tuberculosis
might make her
an orphan
GIVE THEM All
Help prevent it!
They are never too small or too large to
be encouraged in ways of thrift. One of
our deposit books with one entry made is
a SENSIBLE gift.
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Bank of Vernonia
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■'What were tbe rest of you do-
doing?”
“Three of us were asleep—Ah
Hoo. Ah Gee and Ah Well.”
“And the rest?”
“Three of us were telling bed­
time storles—Ah No, Ah Choo and
Ah Be himself.”
“And the tenth?”
“He was sluglog, to amuse us
all.”
“Dismissed,” said Magistrate
Ewald.
“Ah, what’s the use?” said De-
tectlve McNeil. Now all these Ahs
will be giving us the Ha-Hus.”
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BUY
CHRISTMAS SEALS
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TbeNsdonal, State, sod Local Tuberculosis Associations of the United Statu
Page Three
Burns—Harney
county
Mer­
La
Grande—Plans
underway
Ohioan Ha* Unusual
cantile company store being re- for improving high school ath­
letic field and provide public
Philatelic Collection.modeled-
Steubenville, Ohio.—Two of the' Central Point — Highway playground.
most remarkable philatelic collec­ through this town will be im­
tions In the country are the prop­ proved in near future.
erty of C. A. Vowlnkel of this city. I
One of them, said to be the largest! Construction of Central Ore­
of Its kind In the i’nltej States, |»J gon highway between Juntura
composed of more than 2,090 en­ and Harper progressing steadily.
velopes with the different styles of
postmarks used In Ohio between
Surfacing of Vale to Harper
1800 and 1890. The other, which
won an award at a recent exhibi­ stretch of Central Orton high­
tion of the Pittsburgh Philatelic so- . way will start about December
clety. Is a collection of Ohio letters, 15.
posted between 1800 and 1855, he- i
fore stamps came Into general use. | Up to middle of November
The letters were folded and sealed 1 the state game commission had
to form their owu envelopes. After planted
25,507,011
fish
in
the postmark was affixed the post­ streams of Oregon.—La Grande
age—to be paid by the addressee— District News.
was designated with a liund stamp
Tillamook—Paving of section
of Sixth street east completed.
Portlund—Columbia National
Bank changed hands.
i
Q
Gill Chase* Bear
Lakeside—Plans underway for
landscaping and con-
Believing It a Deg -1 : ) immediate
struction of auto camp cabins
Asliliud, Wls. — Mothers
caught up their children and
fled In terror from a large
decidedly wild black bear
which cavorted about Ash
hind, Wls., for half an hour.
Men seized rilles to protect
families, but it remained for
slx-.vear-old Hilda Anderson
to play the role of heroine.
Hilda, thinking the bear was
a big woolly dog, run after
It. Becoming as frightened
as the populace, the bear
turned tall and dashed into
the woods.
I on five-acre plot of ground in
this vicinity.
May we suggest:
California Oregon Power Co.
¡plans to construct rural power
and Ruch. ,
I line , between Murphy
ji
For 5 years Dr. Luzader,
eyesight specialist, has
been making monthly visits to
Vernonia. His next visit will be
January C and 7, office at Kul-
lander’s. Have your eyes
examinee* - ■*«!«.
Shirts
Neckwear
Mittens
knickers
Golf Hose
Tractor Toys
Pajamas
Mackinaws
That will please
the kids
Bathrobes
Leather Coats
See Ed. Holtham
Exact models of
McCormick-Deering Tractor
Vernonia Trading; Co