Thursday, February 27, 19 0_______
Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Telephone Company
Plan« Sale Contest
influenza.
Judge P. Kill
Moves Office
Lee Schwab, editor of the
Eagle, spent several hours at
Earl Smith, manager of the Natal Friday.
local exchange of the West Coast
Telephone company, with Mrs.
Reed Holding called at the
Smith and Macile Roberts attend­ Neurer ranch Friday.
Judge P. Hill, who recently
ed the sales plan meeting of the
purchased the Lane property,
J. H. Bush spent a day last Saturday evening,
Oliver
Burris
and
Mis«
Beat
­
company at Forest Grove Satur­
week in Portland on business.
rice Perry drove to Vernonia to has moved his offices into the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kerns mo­ day.
building opposite the Masonic
do
some shopping Friday.
M. E. Carkin spent the week tored to Forest Grove Saturday
temple at 875 Second street.
The company has organized its
end at hia home in Camas.
afternoon to attend the dedica­ district into different divisions,
Mr. Hill has remodeled his
Miss Annie McMullen has been
tion of the new Legion memorial where captains will pick teams ill with tonsilitis for the past place, remodeling the front for
Dr. R. I. Hall of Salem, who building in that city.
his office, and other rooms as
to vie for honors in the plan for two weeks.
formerly practiced in this city,
living quarters. Within the near
spent Monday in Vernonia.
Clarence Nance, Jack Carkin obtaining more subscribers.
Miss Inez Almann was absent future a sun parlor will be built
By this method the West Coast from school last week with a1
and Lee Schwab were present at
and other improvements made on
Albert Schmidlin of Brauns the
...j dedication of the Legion Telephone company hopes to
spent Monday morning in Ver- memorial building at Forest cut the advertising expenditures bad cold. She has returned to his property.
school
again
this
week.
nonia shopping.
i from their budget, an item al­
Grove Saturday.
lowed by other phone compan-
John Schlippy called at Natal events preceding the «hooting on
Speck Ford, salesman for the
Arthur Steele and C. Larson ; ies.
last week to look after some the night of July 17, 1918," he re­
Pacific Fruit & Produce com­ of Clatskanie were Vernonia
lates. "Her last recognition is that
quota for Vernonia in the road work.
pany, spent Monday in Vernonia. visitors Saturday afternoon. They 8eU The
she saw rhe Commlaar Yourovsky
Yng ptan’ ¿Tio’ new" s“ubscritZ
aitnn/Lizl
th/i
no
cl
’
11
rrnnia
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fr*d
Busch
and
shoot
the emperor through the
Mrs. Lillian Agusta is recov­ attended the basketball game era.
head. She herself hid behind her
son were in Vernonia Friday.
here
in
the
evening.
| Some considcif-tioki will be
ering from a recent operation at
sister Olga. Then she heard Olga 1
St. Vincent's hospital.
Mrs. Dave McMullin spent Fri­ scream and lost consciousness
|
J. N. Miller, county commis-; K>ven by the West Coast to ex­
<
“She came to herself In a peas­
passed through Vernonia I tend their lines toward Arcadia day with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Floyd Thomas was a Forest sioner, j
ant
cart,
traveling
along
the
high
­
with
Commissioner Park on the Forest Grove road, Edward McMullin.
Grove visitor Saturday after­ Saturday of Vernonia, inspect-
way with two men nnd two wom­
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Bert Mills
Folks of this community are en She was covered with wounds
noon.
ing roads.
Portland yesterday with her son busily Engaged in making prep­ nnd for a long time remained semi­
I Robert Spencer, whose shoulder arations for a social and enter­ conscious. Later it was explained
Frank Hartwick, manager of
Mrs.
Earl
Smith
and
Mr.
and
the Gilby Motor company, was a Miss Macile Roberts attended the was injured last week by a fall- tainment to be held Saturday to her that the two men were
among the Bolshevik shooting squad
ing limb. The injury is not ser- evening at Natal Grange.
business visitor at Hillsboro
district convention of the West ions.
nnd accompanied the bodies of the
Monday.
victims to the forest. They noticed
Coast Telephone employes at
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Linsey re­ that Anastasia w«s nllve nnd In the
Little Bille, son of Mr. and cently purchased a new model
Judd Greenman left town Forest Grove Saturday.
night preceding the cremation of
_
Mrs. Ray Conidt, is quite ill at
Tuesday for a business trip. He
the bodies, stole her nnd brought
George Miller, member of the thig Ume He ig threaUned with Ford sedan.
will return home about Satur-
her to their farm. From there, tak­
firm of Miller Mercantile com- nnpllinnn;n
Frank Peterson and son Rich­ ing along their mother nnd sister,
day-
pany, and J. Glen Allen, former- Pneumon,a-
ard drove to Vernonia Friday.
they started on the name night In a
Mr. and Mrs. D. Williams and ly of this city who now manages1 Mrs. C. A. Schamon returned
cart In a southwestern direction.
Wm. Pringle Jr. has his bro­ After weeks Af weary travel they
son Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. the Hillsboro store, spent Fri-,to Portland Monday, where she
George Ogg and son Kenneth day and Saturday in Vernonia is under the care of a physician, ther doing some farm work for reached Rumania.
on business.
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.
....
him at present.
motored to Portland Sunday.
“There Anastasia married one of
I Mrs Genevieve Lindstrom and
her rescuers and gave birth to a
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. E. McGraw two children were called to the
Miss Evelyn McMullin has re­ son. Soon afterward her husband.
Dave Kramer, manager of Mil­
ler Mercantile company, spent and daughter, Mary Lee, and bedside of the children’s father, covered from her recent illness Tehalkowskv. was killed In the
and is back in school this week. streets of Bucharest. Anastasia's
Monday and part of Tuesday in sons, Pattys and Charles, were Vincent Lindstrom, last week,
son was taken away from her and
present at the Legion celebra-J
Portland on business.
Mrs.
B.
T.
Hall
kept
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Netling and placed In an orphan nsvluni where
tion in Forest Grove Saturday1 ”*r'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
he Is sold to hnve died. Anastasia
son
and
Mrs.
Henry
Dunwald
student
at
Donald Hodges, a
and spent the night and part of ,TolJ?e *or
made her way to Germany, where
Pacific university at Forest Sunday with relatives at Banks.‘
, over the week end while of Hillsboro called to see Mr. she wanted to find her god-mother.
the latter were in Waldport.
and Mrs. Jake Neurer Sunday.
Grove, was a visitor in this city
Princess Irene of Prussia. Arrived
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gillchrest, i
last week.
Noble Dunlap has been work­ In Berlin, she threw herself from a
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hoffman,, Mrs. Fidfel Nelson, who has
bridge In a Ilf of despot) hilt w.-is
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Melis of Mr and Mrs. F. D. Macpherson,: been visiting her daughters, Mrs. ing in Vernonia the past week. rescued by the police. Since she
Sater and Mrs. Sam Allen, and
.
Mist attended the spelling con­ Mr. and ■ Mrs. L. F. Roberson,
Mrs. Geo. rfaylor bought a refused to answer a single ques­
test at the Washington grade Mrs. J. W. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. families of Portland, returned
tion. she was placed In 1111 Insane
tractor last week to do some asylum.
«no
c
n.
here
Sunday,
where
she
is
at
It was there tli.-il she was
school Friday evening.
Tom Crawford, Mrs. E. A.
farming on her ranch.
Tapp*
°
and
“
’
Emii
*>
ome
with
her
son
and
family,
recognized by Russian visitors who
Green, J. E. ’
F. Mills, now employed with
Imd known her In clilldl.n. d. They
visited the Masonic Mr- and Mrs' Dan Ntl80"'
Jake Neurur sold a fresh cow obtained
her release from the
the engineering department of Messing
»
few
days
ago.
home
at
Forest
Grove
Sunday.
Mrs. Sater and son Richard
asylum In 1922."
Washington county, spent the
At
the
Instigation
of his sister
week end in Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morley, and Mrs. Sam Allen accompan­
Wm Meadows drove to Ver­ who had visited the young woman
ied
htr
to
Vernonia
but
re
­
and Mr. and Mrs William Lor-
then known ns Mildame Tchalkow-
Harry L. Corbett of Portland, mer of Hillsboro visited at the turned to their homes in Port­ nonia Saturday.
In Berlin, Botkin went abroad
candidate for the republican home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave A. land the same day.
Mrs. Wm. Bridgers called at sky
In 1920 aud was Instrumental tn
nomination for governor, was a Kramer Friday and Saturday.
Vernonia Monday.
bringing Anastasia to New York.
Vernonia visitor today.
Leeds Oppu^a Her Fight
Mr. Kramer recently moved from
Mrs. Nels Peterson made a
Here she was received as the
Morris Bennett and Marshall Hillsboro to take over the man-1
trip to Portland to consult her guest of Mrs. William B. Leeds,
NATAL
Malmsten attended the American agement of the Miller’s store at
doctor a few days ago,
the former Princess Xenia of
Legion dance at Forest Grove Vernonia.
Greece, a distant cousin of the
Harry
Green
is
working
at
the
czar.
But later, Botkin charges In
Mrs. Bob Linsey called to see
the North American Review article,
| fit for the palate and at régulai' her mother, Mrs. Nels Peterson, mill at Vernonia.
the I<eeds took the side of other
intervals.
Thursday.
John McMullin was a Mist distant relatives who were claim­
TREHARNE
3. Thou shalt not meddle in
ing the considerable fortune left by
Joe Chekmonick took a veal shopper Saturday.
the czar In England. Germany and
j the purely masculine affairs of
to
Vernonia
Thursday.
Finland.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Baslington thy husband.
"They readily admitted her Iden­
were host and hostess for a 500 j 4 Thou shalt not spent hours
Fritz Iler wa3 a caller at
tity," he says. “But somehow the
party
Saturday, Washington s |
telephone in useless gos- Mist Friday.
policy of the Imperial fondly pre
birthday. The score cards were sip; - for verily there may be
vailed. Anaatashi wus not to be
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osbourn
decorated with little red hatch­ parties on the line whose busi­
officially acknowledged.
ets and flags. The guests attend­ ness may be of importance. Nei­ were’ shopping in’ Vernonia Mon-
Anastasia left the Leeds Long
Island estate suddenly, spent a
ing included Messrs, and Mes­ ther shalt thou delight in re­ day.
short time In the tiny studio apart­
dames Elode McDonald, Bob peating unfounded rumors about
E. R. Mills hauled straw to
ment of John R. Culter, New York
Spencer, Al. Webb, Harry
thy neighbors.
Vernonia last week.
man, then found haven
Writer Gives Only First- newspaper
Spencer, Al. Webb, Robert John,
for a year with friends In Garden
5. Thou shalt not boast of thy
Harry Peàrce, Walter Bennett, husband before men, remember­
Holmstrom has a
Mrs. Marie _________
L. I., relates Botkin. For the
Hand Account of Rus­ City,
Chas. Uhlin, Frank Schmidlin, ing that he desireth the good new fence around her home.
past year she has been living wllh
Ember Crawford, Harry Condit. will of his brethren under the
sian Royal Tragedy.
Miss Annie Burr Jennings, a mem­
Dave McMullin called to see
ber of an old New York family, in
► A lovely lunch was served by yoke.
his
brother
Edward
and
family
her suburban home.
New
York.
—
Gleb
Botkin,
son
of
the hostess of salad sandwiches,
6. When thou shalt quarrel
the persomil physician to the late
cake and coffee. The first prize with thy husband or when thou Thursday.
Czar Nicholas of Russia, has writ­
Air-Sickne** Remedy
for ladies was won by Mrs. F. findeth it necessary to scold him,
Ernest Lane went to Port­ ten for the North American Review
London.—Oranges and currants
the
Schmidlin. Mr. Crawford won
land on business Friday.
what he describes ns the only first­ are now Included in air-travel equip­
make it snappy and forget it.
hand account of the murder of the
first prize for men.
7. Thou shalt be patient with
Harry McMullin drove to Mist Russian royal family at Ekaterin­ ment. They are reported to pro­
thy husband’s shortcomings, oc-
vide the same succor that lemon
some
trading
Thursday.
burg, on the night of July 17, 1918. drops provide for sea travelers sub­
to
do
Mrs. Cbas. Barnes called at cassionally exaggerating his good
by
a
Bolshevik
firing
squad.
the home of Mrs. S. Baker Mon­ qualities if he has any before
ject to sea sickness.
Jim Green was a Vernonia
Botkin’s story, he asserts. Is the
day.
his fellow men.
caller Saturday.
eye-wltncss version of the massa­
8. rJhou shalt not make a
Wm. Lindsay made a business
cre tokl to him by the mysterious
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Baldridge “Princess Anastasia” whose arrival
maid-servant of thus husband ex­
trip to Idaho recently.
Matthews
do
are
having
Mr.
In America two years ago cre­
cept
in
grave
emergencies,
re
­
Mr. and Mrs. S. O’Donnell
membering that thy husband some carpenter work on their ated a sensation, which was height­
motored to Portland Tuesday.
ened by the fact that she never
house.
Some trees fell across two of was given to thee neither as a
gave public confirmation to the
cook nor as a dishwasher, but as
Koster’s bridges recently and
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer claims made by her friends that San Francisco Surgeon* Have Soma
a
mar..
she
was the youngest daughter of
Wednesday to
workmen have been busy making
Success With New Method ef
9. Thou shalt not give thy drove to Astoria brother, Pete, the czar and the only survivor of
Treatment
visit
Mr.
Neurer
’
s
repairs.
thoughts wholly to dressing, nei­
the massacre.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benson ther shalt thou magnify the and family.
“I not merely believe her to be
San Francisco.—What appears to
were at Treharne one day last importance of thy social engage­
Mrs. Edward McMullin is ill Anastasia—I know that she Is," be one of the most Important stops
declares Botkin, wnose childhood In the fight against cancer has been
week.
ments for thy first duty is to at her home with influenza.
are
absent
was spent as a playmate of the taken In this city by two eminent
Several children
(thy home and family.
I
children, who accompanied surgeons, working at the Southern
czar's
from school on account of »11-
Jake Neurer spent Saturday the royal
10. Remember that at times it
family on the first stage
Pacific General hospital.
ness.
iia is good for thy husband to be in Vernonia.
of Its exile, and who. since his ar­
Dr a. Walter Bernard Coffey and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keller and alone At such times thou shalt
rival in American In 1922. hns made John D. Humber have discovered
son
Fritz
Mrs. Carl Iler and
family motored to Dallas over : not disturb thy husband.
a livelihood as artist and author. a serum that kills the malignant
callers at the home
the week end.
—San Antonio Light. were Sunday Mrs. Ed. McMullin. His father was among those slain tissues. They call It nontechnlcally
of Mr. and
along with the czar, czarina, Prince “the cancer-killing serum.”
Mr .and Mrs. Cleve Moore
DolgoroukofT, and the grand duch­
>ere at Vernonia Saturday.
The treatment consists of In­
Natal Grange held their regu­ esses.
jections in the patient's body of a
Elra Larson won the seventh
lar meeting Saturday evening.
Saw Czar Shot Through Head.
serum extract
grade spelling contest at Verno­
RIVERVIEW
..The serum, Doctors Coffey and
“She tolls in. detail of. nil the
Mrs. Ira Peterson and son
nia Friday evening.
Koster camp started logging,
Normand called to see her sister,
Mrs. A. C. Knauss returned Mrs. Lee Osbourn, Saturday.
Monday.
Mrs. Harry E. Condit and son from Portland Sunday and is
Clyde Johnson made a trip to
were Vernonia shoppers Monday. visiting for a few days at the
Bob Spencer’s shoulder was in­ home of her parents, Mr. and Clatskanie Saturday on business.
jured1 while at work one day Mrs. E. E. Malmsten.
I Carl Iler was confined to his
last week.
Aunt Sally Spencer went to' home several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Baker and chil­
dren visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Lindsay Sunday.
SAW MURDER OF
CZAR'S FAMILY
FIND SERUM FROM SHEEP
DESTROYS CANCER TISSUES
Tea
Commandment*
For
Wive*
Chicapee, Mass.—Men of thej
White Methodist church drew up:
10 commandments for wives. j
The decalogue follows:
I
1. Thou shalt not talk all the,
time, for verily tljy husband may
wish to be heard at rare inter-
vaU.
2. Thott shalt love thy husband
if it be possible and prepare for
ym such foods as he provides,
1
Between Vernonia and Portland
Goodyear Shoe
Repair Shop
Under the new schedule stages now leave Ver-
nonia for Portland at 8:00 a.m. and 5:50 pm.
daily,
_
Arrive in Vernonia from Portland 4:15 p.m.,
8:15 p.m. daily; 7:05 and 10:50 p.m. Sundays
only.
Secure complete information, folders, etc. from
R. M. Aldrich, Agent.
J. C. Wright, Gen.Agt.
G. C. Pendergast, Trav. Pas. Agt.
965 Bridge St. Vernonia
Repairing Dene While
You Wait
Spokane, Portland and
Seattle Transportation Co,
HiTninef -Krr., ra -a-potent-titram
from a special portion of the cor­
tical region of the suparenal or ad­
renal gland of the sheep, and when
Injected Into the human body is
powerful enough to 2 »troy the tis­
sues of the malignant areas.
“Our serum is Injected into the
patient’s body far remote from the
malignant area, the cancer Itself,”
they said. “It produces no local re­
action. There Is no irritation or
swelling where the serum is Intro­
duced.
Neither is there any gen­
eral constitutional disturbance, no
bad after effects whatever.
“The serum kills only the malig­
nant tissues. That Is, It causes no
destruction whatever of the normal
body cells. In this respect the se­
rum challenges comparison with the
use of strong X-rays or radium rays
that are apt to burn normal tissues,
too."
The doctors first told of their
work In a preliminary report before
the Society of Pathologists here.
As the result was sensational,
some of the foremost scientific au­
thorities pronounced their work
highly Important
Dr. John Gallwcy, who attended
the meeting of pathologists, said:
“It is Inadvisable to hall it as a
cure at this stage, but It Is unques­
tionable that the extract has proven
i
Itself potent In killing malignant
tissues nnd thnt, properly guarded,
publicity of these results Is quite
In order."
Still Give To The
Community Chest
was «nl<T. The slilps'are approxt
mately 300 feet long and are lying
off the company's property.
That many are still interested
in Vernonia’s community chest
is manifest by the fact that con-
itributions are still being re-
ceived.
Donations were recently re-
ceived from Mrs. A. L. Austin
and Art Snyder.
Build New Arena
for Bull Fighting
Madrid. Spain—The 1930 bull
fighting season will be Inaugurated
In Madrid lu the old Plaza de Tore«,
but In April the new plaza will be
dedicated. The new arena seats
Zfl.OOO persons, or double the ca­
pacity of the old one. and one of
the first fights to take place there­
in will be a benefit for University
city (Ciudad Unlversltnria) now
under construction.
company', opposite the company's
land on the Pnipsco river and east
of Its plant on Marley Neck. Curtis
Bay.
The work Is expected to require
about three months.
A dredge Is at work, preparing a
channel for the reception of the
hulks which have been dismantled
nnd stripped of machinery. When
this hns been completed the ves­
sel«, filled with rock and sand, will
be sunk in the chnnnel.
The plans Include the lntertock-
Ing of the hulks at how and stern
to form a continuous bulkhead
about 3.500 feet long, When corn-
pletcd mi area of about thlrtv acres
will have been rççlnlmcd The top-
sides of C-v sunken ships will be
—> le--- tin" p-'r-nsos. if
Lonely St. Bernard Dog
Now Has Chicken Pal
Emporia, Kun.—“Barrie,” a St
Bernard dog brought from Switzer­
land by Mr. and Mrs. Selleck War­
ren a year and a half ago, has been
lonesome. Now he has a compan­
ion. It Is a chicken which he
brought to the house In hla mouth
a few days ago. The chicken re­
fuses to desert the dog and eats
and sleeps with him.
Try the Eaqle classified ads.
Urge Women to Give
Aid to Census Men
and how
Washington. — American houae-
wlvos are being urged In a govern­
mental campaign to give every aid
to the census takers who will begin
their 1930 task In April. This can
best be done by answering every
question promptly, even down to
their ages nnd the status of the
mortgage on the old homestead.
"There need be no fear In an­
swering all questions freely,” de­
clares the Country Home, In nn
article aiding the movement “All
census enumerators are sworn to
secrecy In the Information they «<>-
cure, nnd there Is a penalty for dl
vulglng facts secured, ns there Is
for giving false data.
Not even
the banker will ever see a fam­
ily's statement of Its economic
status.'*
The 1930 census will be the most
complete over taken since the coun­
try first counted Its 4,009.000 noses
In 1790. The census bureau only
came Into being In 1902 and since
thnt each census has been more and
more efficient
“If you consider the census taker's
visit a bother,” says the article,
“you should thank your stars that
you do not live In Turkey.
When
the first census was taken there In
1927, the nntlon was put under mar­
tial law nnd all citizens were locked
In their homes until the census was
completed thnt night. In Constan­
tinople the doors were not unlocked
until after ten o'clock In the eve­
ning."
THEY
Garden time should find
vou equipped to assist
Mother Nature in her an­
nual task of covering the
earth with edibles and
floral loveliness.
Special 75c packages
of Flower Seeds .... 50c
Tobacco Spray ........ 35c
Maggot Bate ............ 25c
(Be sure to use this)
All kinds of Vegetable
Seeds, packages .... 5c
Flower Seeds ...... 5c, 10c
Morcrop Fertilizer 15-65c
Small Garden Tools
Trowels, Weeders,
15c to 50c
14 Old Wooden Ships
Come to Strange End
Baltimore. — Fourteen wooden
vessels built during the World wi.r
for the United States shipping
bonrd will he used in the construc­
tion. of. a b ’>! ' id for a chondrej
See Hoffman About It!
It Pays!
Hoffman
Hardware Co
Vernonia Bakery
Vernonia
Afternoon Frocks
PICQUE- SUITING- PRINTS
Good Fast Colors
Everything is New About Them
SILK HOSE
All perfect in quality
Woven Clear as Crystal
Treats in Fine Foods
So unusually delicious — so de­
lightfully fresh and wholesome—
you’ll find true pleasure in eat­
ing and in preparing any of those
wonderful Monarch foods. Clean
and tasty—supreme food enjoy­
ment at low prices that make
them more desirable.
GROCERIES
of the Monarch brand
MEATS
of choicest cuts
Vernonia Market & Grocery
—FREE DELIVERY—
I
12 BÄ ill»/r
NEW LINE OF
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Schedule
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FEBRUARY 25
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In Latest Spring
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98c
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New Spring Line—Just Arrived
59c, 89c, 98c
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