Vernonia eagle., March 28, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

Friday, March 26, IMP
Vernonia Eagte, Vernonia, Oregon
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The News of Vernonia
Schools
THE TIMBER LINE
Buy Your Annual
Now
the parents due to the objections
middle ages.
Many birds such as robins,
hostesses made their homes. In
The shorthand class has com­ of the speakers.
blackbirds,
snowbirds,
remain
the heart of this district lived
pleted its work in the manual
in this vicinity all winter. Be­
' the retired chorus girl, blonde
and the remainder of the time
sides the good they do in des­
“Th. Far Call”
and giddy, Claudia '(Sprathers.
will be spent in reviewing and
troying harmful worms and in-
................ Editor
! To this destination the dark fig-
Charlotte Green
If
you
wish to read an excit­
taking dictation.
sects, birds make life more
I ure continued to make its way.
.......... Assistant Editor
ing account of how Pal Loring,
Larry Marshall ..
cheerful.
—
C.H.
Some
of
the
students
in
the
commercial
arithmetic '
Then looking carefully around
The
a young seafarer, makes a voy­
........... Sports Editor
Recent visitors at the high
Dwight Strong ...................
to see that no one was near the school were Veldon Parker, Rus­
class is taking up the study of I bookkeeping class finished their, age to the Pribilof Islands, where
Dorothy Carmichael .......... ........................ Jokes Editor
figure cautiously climbed the sell Mills, Archie Adams, Allan
stock companies and corpora­ sets.
“Deaf-Dumb-Blind”
he has decided to raid the seals,
.................. Senior Reporter
Norma Anderson .
vine covered trellis and deposit­ Ray, Phoebe Greenman, Ed.
tions. In the three lessons on
1 he junior English class has wbieh are safeguarded by Uncle
Does it pay to educate the this subject, the class will learn , finished
Ftiktolxzxrl the
4 Ixrx play,
TslciXf ‘ 4 Yl
*!lUlO
• a. 1
........
Junior Reporter
Inez Allman
ed the bulky object inside the Roles and Kenneth Whitsell.
16 Stoops Sain s laws; how » he • is mistaken
once call d idiots?
open window, climbed quickly
something of the classifications, | to Conquer.”
Lucille Spooner ................. ......___ Sophomore Reporter
I
for
a
farmer
resident
of
the is­
They enjoyed visiting their
This question is answered in how they are formed, and by i The typing awards were given land; how he meets a bewitching
down and hurried away, failing
Margaret McDonald ....... .............. Freshman Reporter
to note another figure cautious- old alma mater once more and the article “Deaf-Dumb-Blind” whose authority they are permit- out
__ ____
____ Primary certifi- ! young girl who afterwards be-
last week.
I ly make its way out of its hid­ the high school enjoyed having by Robert M. Coates in the “New ted to operate as well as solve rntC8 for the January Under- jcomes his wife; and how, most
them
back.
Yorker
”
of
January
25
1930.
ing ¿lace in the door way and
IMPORTANT VISITORS
the numerous problems bearing wood test were awarded to Lar­ strangely of all, he learns of his
The high school has been fortunate in having several -Tailing along, always keeping a
When Helen Adams Keller on the subject.
ry Marshall, Mildred Mowe, May-1 I own identity, you will find it
earned her B. A. degree from
important visitors this term. There is no doubt that these safe distance behind.
The second year Latin class bell Drorbaugh, Junior Bennett,' interestingly told by Edison Mar-
Fadcliffe College in 1904, “with will soon have completed the Everett Rundell and Lois En- shall in “The Far Call”.
T. B.
people have an influence on the students. They have striv­ As the first figure passed a
especial mention for her excel- work as outlined by the c.i—se gen. Primary certificates for the
en for high ideals and things above the common walks of street lamp, the light threw its
lence in English Literature,” her of study, except for a review. February Remington tests were
_
___________ ~ of
Newport
— Commissioners
life. They have had much experience and are in a posi­ dim beams for a moment on the
well known features of the man
acheivement had about it some­ The class is expected to be able awarded to Edna Mitcham, Myr- Port of Newport will start erec-
tion to give us much good advice.
thing miraculous. Being that she to read from sight the first two tle Mowe, Maybell Drorbaugh. tion of additional moorage to
the scar. Then as the sec­
Omar Spencer, A Portland lawyer, who attended grade with
ond figure passed, the light
was born a normal child it dem­ books of Caesar’s Gallic wars. Underwood certificates for the 1 accommodate the fishing fleet
school in Vernonia, was our first important visitor. At the showed the rough features of “So she refused to marry you. onstrated finally that the deaf, These
books will constitute the February test were awarded to
this season.
same time we enjoyed a visit from Webley Vandercook, me of th“ men Claudia Sprath- Didn’t you tell her about your dumb, and blind need not neces- main part of the review. The Georgia Van Doren and Myrtle for Gold
Beach—Construction un-
a famous engineer. Senator Corbett, now a candidate for ors kept as her body guards.
sarily be classed as idiots. It im- work this term consists of about Mowe.
derway on state’s $500,000
rich uncle?”
governor, spoke at the high school not long ago. We also As the man with the scar "Yeah, I told her, and she’s plied that by better training three months of work on the
bridge across Rogue
had the pleasure of a short visit and talk from II. G. Case, disappeared inside the rooming my aunt now.”—Christian Her- methods such persons might be family life of the Romans and Loui,e Rober,on to 5peak
Oregon coast highway.
given a norma! education.
house, the other man struck a aid.
five or six books of Caesar’s
a Portland business man.
| For the second time this yeari
We certainly appreciated having these visitors and en­ match, looked at the name of
This article is very interesting Gallic wars.
rooming house, acquainted
Knocking indicates either car- as well as instructive to the read­ The economic class has just the sophomores will be represent­
joyed their talks. We now hope to have the privilege of the
Martin & Forbes
with the location, grin­ bon or envy.—Pathfinder.
er in learning what a deaf, dumb completed a study of the prob­ ed in an assembly to be held
receiving a visit from Governor Norblad when he comes himself
today. This honor will go to Miss
ned evilly and disappeared into
LEADING FLORIST
and
blind
person
must
endure
to
lem
of
rent,
as
it
«applies
to
ag
­
Vernonia
Chamber
of
Commerce
meeting.-A.D.
to the next
•he night.
Daschund racing is being tried get an education.
M. B. ricultural land and urban proper­ Louise Roberson, young, industri-
387 Washington St.
In all of Claudia Sprather’s in Germany. The trouble is that
ty. The most difficult problem ous sophomore, who will speak
Portland, Ore., Phone
PREPARE FOR SPRING FEVER
vain selfish heart, there was on a circular track a very speedy
of
Camp
Fire
on
the
subject
on this subject for the class was
BEacon 3162
“The Cra'dle of the Deep”
With the advent
_____ of these nice, warm days there is a »•oom for only one love and! [animal often overtakes itself.—
to make the distinction between girls.
possibility of an epidemic of “spring fever •” ’ taking its that was her love for canaries Pathfinder.
Everyone will be interested in contract and economic rent.— Invitations are not extended to
and parrots. This love amounted
toll among the students of the high school.
the life of Joan Lowell who was J.B.W.
Many a heavy sugar daddy brought up at sea by her father
| We should be prepared to combat it at its first ap­ to an overwhelming desire to
The modern history class has j
all the different species of has turned out to be a mere a captain of an old square rig­
proach. Spring usually induces the students to more hikes, own
.finished the study of Rome and
these
birds
and
consequently
the
diabetic.
—
Pathfinder.
ger.
| i is beginning the study of the
to go on picnics, and to participate in more outdoor sports
apartment was filled with
and to attend more social functions. These things are whole
She went ashore to live with
canaries and parrots of many
other
Someone said to me the
her mother when she was 12
really beneficial if arranged in a time sequence to be kinds. Many people knew of this day,
“Edna, are you gonna be years old, but she was so differ­
participated in after the regular work is completed.
hobby of hers and the next in the May dance?”
ent from other girls that she was
’ Parties, picnics, and hikes are regarded by many stu­ morning on arising, she was not
And I said, “Yeah! I’ll be the very unhappy so she went to sea
dents as things that should not affect their regular work, much surprised to find sitting pole.”
again with her father. Quite of­
but these students will neglect their lessons to work on on the floor of her bedroom
she had to do the work of a
a carnival or to practice a play. In both instances, one is just inside the window, a cage othy Holtham of the second year ten
regular sailor.
neglecting more important thirfgs in order to take part containing a very beautiful class won third place in speed.
LIFE
the time she was on
in less important things and the offense is no worse in green parrot. Because she nat­ The entrants from each class the During
ship she visited nearly all the
urally
thought
that
some
admir
­
FIRE
. the first case than in the second.
as follows: Catherine Hoff­ South Sea islands and each one
had brought it and put it in were
AUTOMOBILE
Students who have made a really creditable record thus er
man,
Dorothy
Holtham
and
Wm.
held something new for her.
there as a surprise for her, she
far in school should not allow the high standing to be fullv expected to find a card Culver, second year typing class. When her fathers ship burned
and all other kinds
lowered in the last weeks of school merely because they on it bearing the sender’s name. Lois Engen, Mildred Mows, and her seafaring life ended, but it
have become lazy, or as .they would rather say they have When she did not, she was a bit Everett Rundell, first year typ­ was full of adventures which are
spring fever.”
!is“oncerted hut put it quickly ing class. Violet Phelps, Dorothy described in “The Cradle of the
Holtham and Zelma New, short­ Deep” by Joan Lowell.
___ _ way to avoid “letting down” on our regular work out nf her mind.
The
L. M.
hand
class.
Taking
the
parrot
she
placed
is to be rigidly systematic. Then there will be time for
Miss
Martin,
instructor
of
the
it in a favored place, as she did
both work and pleasure.—M.T.
each new bird that she received, commercial department, accom-
the group.
dress' a wicked looking dagger ■nd dressed to go out shopping.
THE MAN WITH THE
Before she went, however, she
PERPETUAL GRIN
At this the man started ant' received the candy and flowers Governor to Speak at High
a stern look appeared on his from the professor and thought School Thursday, April 10
(By Edna Owens)
face. “No! No! Mnrie, you must that perhnps he had sent the
promise me that you’ll do 11 thing narrot, too. If she had thought
Governor Norblad has accept­
Chapter III
of the sort. That is no work for about it, she might have won­ ed an invitation to speak at the
after
The man with the sc r,
a woman.”
dered why he did not have it high school auditorium at 1:45
having bumped into the profes-
“Well then let’s eat,” she said, sent like the rest of the things, p.m., Thursday, April 10,
■or, went on his way never slipping into her shabby coat but , as she didn’t, she considered
It was mainly through the ef­
thinking that he might be fol­ and hat and pulling him to his ,t perfectly natural.
forts of Lee Schweb, editor of
lowed. He thought somewhat cyn­ feet. He put on his coat and hat 'She stopped on her way out the Eagle, that we secured this
ically, however, t|iat Ao one -ever and they went out to a cheap io leave a menage with her maid distinguished speaker.—I.A.
took the pains to hide from him restaurant.
To tell Mr. Lockwood, if he call­
the horror and repulsion caused
On returning, the man took ed, that she would be out for Junior Science Class
by the sight of his face. They some crackers from his pocket the rest of the week and please Interested in Bird Study
must think that a person with and lifting the covering of a not call during that time. Then
such a face had no feelings, and cage in the corner, he thrust she proceeded on her way feel-
The junior science class is
he laughed aloud, bitterly, a them in and dropped the cover ing very satisfied with herself. greatly interested in the study
sound that was not pleasant to quickly.
(To be continued)
G. W. Ford, Superintendent
of birds.
hear. Some people near him
Birds ,it has been found, are
Late that night a dark figure
turned and looked in his face, could be seen walking furtively Typing Team Competes
the farmer’s friends instead of i
shivered and quickened their away from the rooming house In County Contest
his enemies as many suppose.
step to leave him behind. At this, carrying a bulky object that
Birds live chiefly on animal
the man’s face became hard and closely resembled a bird cage.
The Vernonia high school sent matter: therefore, they do little
into his eyes came a look that
figure continued along un-1 typing and shorthand students barm to grain or fruits, They
boded ill for someone. Perhnps, The
til it had left the poor district to the annual county contest at destroy great numbers of beet­
if the object of his bitter far behind and had entered that Rainier Friday. Lois Engen of les, crickets, grasshoppers, cut-
thoughts had known what he was fashionable district, where retir- the first year typing class won worms, etc. Much of the seed
planning he might not have been ed chorus girls and night club first place in accuracy, and Dor- which they do eat is weed seed.
quite so easy in mind and might
not have enjoyed the evening’s
.
- tows '?
entertainment quite so much.
Finally, having reached the
cheap rooming house, he climbed
the stairs to his attic room. Re­
moving his wet coat and hat, he
flung himself into the only rock­
er the place afforded and cover­
ing his face with his hands he
looked the object of complete­
despair.
Suddenly the curtain covering
the closet behind him was pushed
B. A. Vickrey has purchased the interest
aside, and a tai! extremely dark-
complexioned girl stepped out,
of his former partner, J. J. McGhee, and
and running to the man in the
chair flung her arms about his
is now sole owner of—
neck. “Didn't you have no luck.
Mon Cherie? There. I know you
didn’t by the look on your face,
but never mind we will find him
yet.” She stepped quickly in
front of him and dropped to her
knees. With a look of hate on
her face, 'Did you find THAT
the mnn slowly
woman?”
she said. “Never
Shook his
mind. If
will; see, with this,” ami sne
drew from the bosom of her
THE STAFF
Many Visit
High School
I
I
What Classes
Are Doing
romides
Insurance
Jos. Scott
Let us Show You
The Famous
THOR
Washing Machine
Oregon Gas and Electric Co.
Change Of
Owners
Vernonia
Bakery
CANADA
Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
IRRIGATED LAND IN
SUNNY ALBERTA
3S
$35 to $50 per acre
including water rights
YEARS
TO
PAY
First payment 7 % of the pur­
chase price te which one
year’s free use of land with­
out interest or water charge,
then 34 years on the balance.
Special settlement conditions
give you second year's free
use of land and water.
SOIL — exceptional depth
and fertility, free from rock,
stumps and brush.
GOOD CLIMATE
Tomatoes, beans, com, etc.,
and less tender products arc
grown successfully. Alfalfa
and grain are staple products.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR DAIRYING AND STOCK
RAISING. ESPECIALLY
SHEEP
Water supply more than nm-
ple Water maintenance only
$1.25 per acre. Good market,
schools and churches. Low tax­
es. No personal tax. Also
large areas of park land and
some prairies from $8 to $20
an acre on 35 year terms.
Good transportation.
For further information
call or write
i
Mr. Vickrey will supervise and manage
the business.
M E THORNTON, Dis. Sept
14« Broadway, Portland, Ore.
It is the desire of the new owner to im­
prove every department where possible to
put on the market—
Quality Baked Goods Equal to
Any Sold in Vernonia
Vernonia Bakery
B. A. Vickrey
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