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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1933, spending a few weeks there visit ! lions now in need may be clothed ing relatives. and fed. After that it is to in LltakDimfer l5l7Dtdh* crease buying power and provide Noble Dunlap called to see his 2. Pskn beach Hurrican««>. stability for business and industry mother, Mrs. Margaret Dunlap, at Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Whitlock of 572 Deaths so that millions in this country Riverview Sunday. St. Helens were in Vernonia Sun will not again suffer the dread Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barlow day. 5. Knickerbocker Theatre Cobpe I specter of hunger and want. of Warren were weekend guests Geo. A. Nelson, county agricul 98 Death* The occasion calls for patriot of relatives here, Mrs. Mary Pet tural agent, was in town Satur 4. Sen Francisco Earthquake* ism in this war just as did in the erson and the N. Dunlap folks. day. 500 Deaths war of 15 years ago. We have Mrs. Annie B. Johnston and BACK TO THE LAND Clifford Smith left Monday for the weapons with which to fight daughter Veda of Birkenfeld were North Oove, Wash., where he will 5. txploslon of baltleshln Maine President Roosevelt is putting it. Now there must be the will to Sunday visitors here. spend a couple of weeks with all 260 Death* so many revolutionary ideas into make use of them. The threat of Miss Annie Banzer and Mrs. aunt. effect that some of them are al the foreign enemy was no greater 6. Wreck of the Shenandoah • Edith Lawyer from below Mist Mrs. Lulali E. Fullerton, teach most forgotten in the excitement than that of economic stress. 14 Death* called to see some of the ladies er in the Washington school, was and bustle of his bigger ones. Already the pulse of the peo Saturday on their way to Ver- in town Tuesday. She is staying For instance, his plans for put Z Ohio State Penitentiaru fire • ■ nonia. in Portland during the summer. ting factory workmen out into the ple is better, and it must be 517 Death* country and providing them with backed with sincere support of Oliver Wilson is helping Rich- A. L. Kullander went to In the president. The country is mo garden plots and for moving far ard Peterson to put in his hay dependence Tuesday to visit his bilizing to rout the forces of mers off marginal and unproduc crop now. father, E. Kullander, who is ill. tive lands to lands that will give hunger and want. Business men Mrs. Ella Caywood drove to During his absence Mrs. Kullan are adjusting working hours and them better chances to make a Portland Monday to see her moth der had charge of the store. mething wa«es- Th7 ’ have • signed the living are certainly soi„ Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Fisher er, Mrs. Mollie Wright, who has pleddge asked by the president Year's Auto Death Record new. They have received little and are displaying the NRA blue been very sick in a Portland and daughter Mhrgaret motored publicity, however. hospital for the past two months. to Tigard Saturday. Mrs. Fisher eagle, the sign of patriotism just If this plan were made effec- as sure as those service flags of Lincoln Peterson had the mis and Margaret will remain there tive, it would make life more furtune of getting blood poison a week at the home of Mrs. Fish pleasant for many a factory work- other days. along er’s parents. in his leg, but is getting i These firms are giving their er who now lives in the crowded E. M. Murphy was taken Tues nicely now. support to the president ’ s pro cities. With his factory moved day in the Legion ambulance bo good attend- There was a very out into the rural districts and gram must have the encourage ance at PomonS grange held at the hospital in St. Helens because I funeral of her brother’s wife, ment and support of the public. with his own little farm to Work Natal last Saturday, Aug. 5, con of an attack of appendicitis. He I Mrs. B. A. Heath. must recognize the on, he would be more contented The _ people _ sidering the farmers busy time will not bo operated upon at grange will give a Winema than he is now. He also would | meaning of the emblems of pa- of the year. Included among im this time, and is expected back dance in the near future. Mrs. Estella Jones Mrs. Jake Neurer be more independent and secure, triotic endeavor. It is the public’s portant visitors were Judge Zim soon. I At the school meeting August 5 with his farm to fall back upon privilege to patronize those, who merman, Sheriff Oscar G. Weed, at this time are making an im | Ed St. Clair received the bid in case of emergency. Ruth Skaling of Birkenfeld, Mrs. John Beerman and her Clifford Barlow, Floyd Rees, land Tuesday to see her uncle, This nation has for many de mediate sacrifice and increasing Ann Picklick of Jewell and Har I for janitor, and F. A. Larson the George Nelson and Henry Oleen. Herman Sultz, who arrived from cades been changing from a na expenses at a time when most old Decker, Shell oil man of Ver Vesper route transportation bid daughters Gertrude and Hettie Mrs. Lee Osborn went to Port- Honolulu last week. from Portland were here last every unit of business has had a and A. De Rosia for Thompson ’ s tion of small towns and rural nonia, celebrated their repective gidi n g ro ute week to visit Mrs. Beerman ’ s two in making income difficult time communities to one of big cities, birthdays on July 31. At 7 o’clock and the change has not been al match outgo, Increasing costs a chicken supper was served at At Pomona grange Saturday daughters, Mrs. Elsie Peterson, together for the good. President must be made up with increasing the home of Ruth Skaling to 12 j i evening at Natal Jim Hill of Mist and Mrs. Anna Osborn. Clyde Johnson went to work Roosevelt’s plan is designed to prices and the government recog- guests, after which they went to, roug ______ C. C. our „ 0 ____ e check this movement and turn it nizes this fact. The public does the Johnston picnic grounds and I boys of Mist who sang several on the rock crusher on Clatska the other way. It is a worthwhile also in the way it is universally had a bonfire and marshmallow | songs, after which they went to nie mountain. Judge W. A. Harris from Ver end, and according to many eco giving its endorsement and back Lvaov. unv crvnuxt, roast. uavvi Later vzn on in the evening ■ I the C. C. C. dance at Birkenfeld. nonia was in this community on nomists, it has a good chance ing to the program. Patronizing the blue eagle in about 65 specially invited guests! Breakfast was served to about business last week. to succeed.—Astorian Budget. A lUztuz Tiani__ Adml.slon to the (round, reduced from 50c to 15c, gathered at the gymnasium and I 40 ___________ C. C. boys after stitutions means trodding the path IICW IV vet 1 and thl. t5r Include, free general admission The contract to furnish 20 ricks enjoyed dancing. One of the quad-|lnass Sunday morning by the (uoally Me) to the combined Nlfht Show at the (randstagd—but every of patriotism to national recovery. Catholic ladies of Birkenfeld. OFF THE BEATEN PATH of wood was awarded to Ira Pet body pays — no passes printed. Attend dally, help break attendance records. Support the president and let the rilles, which caused a great deal of George Mills of Deer Island erson by the Natal school board A trip through the Wilson riv universal cry be “We Do Our fun, was danced on the lawn. Lat Agriculture, Horticulture, Livestock, 4-H Clubs, Industry. er country for travelers accus Part.’’ er sandwiches and punch were was in town Monday on business. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Milton tomed to paved highways and 50 In the words of the great war served. MOUNTAIN HEART REBEKAH came in from Portland last week Thoroughbred Racing, :?.°nrtd miles per hour speed is indeed a time leader, Woodrow Wilson, Oliver Jones and his friend, Me—ra,,rved .Mt. and boxes Me and 50c extra. end to spend a few days with memorable event. The day fol “Now is the time to suspend poli Pat Cox, of Vancouver, who has CLUB MEETS Mrs. Milton’s parents, Mr. and lowing, the trip is remembered tices.” Partisanship has no place been visiting Oliver’s sisters in Free Double Night Show, The Mountain Heart Rebekah Mrs. Dave McMullen. for the tired feeling which comes in this set-up, we must all be Deer Lodge and Great Falls, Mon Society Horeeehow and Natnre-ln-the-Raw combined—World's record high club met Tuesday at the home Mr. and Mrs. Cass Bergerson after six hours of slow driving in Americans. Jumpers (8 feet, < inches) and High School Horses mingled with the West's tana, and at St. Paul, Minn., re of Mrs. A. P. Bays. Pot-luck din from Vernonia were here Monday worst outlaw buckers and Brahmas. General admission to Night Show second over a rough mountain NRA is a practical application turned home after a month’s vis- <a 0Oo value) FREE. Reserve seats 25c. Boxes 50c. Three thousand free road. But after the first day the of that best of all religions, “Do it, to visit with his parents, Mr. ner was served, after which the to see J. W. Neurer on business. seats. Standing room for 10,000. Mrs. Julia Whittig and daugh impression of the heavy stand of unto others as you would have and Mrs. Hugh Jones for a few meeting was held. Members attending were Mrs. here virgin timber and the thick rank others do unto you.' >» Admiqcrinn tn reduced ,rom 50c *® Children days. Oliver prefers Oregon and | Ruby Biggs, Mrs. Irene Spencer, ter, Mrs. Elmer Bush, were Cole, AUlIllSSIUn LU drnnnda Vzrounus un der 10 tree. Car admission Includ- Friday to get Mrs. Della growth of ferns and bushes hang Ing parking, 15c. No passes printed. No pass out checks. Everybody Washington to the middle west We must all pledge our loyal Mrs. Margaret Lines, Mrs. May who has spent a week here with pays the reduced rate—Employees, Concessioners, Exhibitors, Contestants, ing over the road from both sides ty to the fundamental principles and was glad to get back. Friends, Patrols—all alike. Mellinger, Mrs. Rose Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osborn. only remains to make one glad of American government and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Birkenfeld Mrs. Grace Sunell, Mrs. Beulah chil- Mrs. L. Wedell and two that he ventured off the beaten agree that our citizens are en spent the week end with Mr. and LABOR DAY—The Big Opening Day, Sept. 4-9 track and into a region which can titled to employment and living Mrs. Gus Wanstrom and family. Baslington and the hostess. There dren have returned home from was also a visitor, Mrs. Fonda. Battle Ground, Wash., after truthfully be called the forest wages.—Hillsboro Argus. Naimo Holter is now employed primeval. The natural open air at the Birkenfeld garage. cathedral made by the grove of THE RACE IS ON Walter Carl and Mr. and Mrs. mossy maple trees on Tillamook Food and other commodities side cannot be duplicated any are going up. Wages are going Hugh M. Jones attended Pomona where to our knowledge. The up. The upward race is on. Oh, grange at Natal Saturday. Mrs. Robert Berg is away for stand of timber in some places is yes, there is a third person in this equally as impressive as the Red race for a goal that has not yet a few weeks visiting friends in various places. woods. been designated, but it is to end Mrs. Bernice Cox has been on The bare skeletons of what at a station called Prosperity. once were trees in fire scarred This third racer, and he has the sick list for a few days. Henry Skaling has been con- territory are grim reminders of proved himself to be a mighty what could happen to all this slow starter, is Employment. All fined to his bed with an attack territory through the carelessness were supposed to start together of flu. E. H. Condit, county school of a thoughtless traveler or fish and to remain abreast. But Com superintendent, was in town last erman. modities got the jump and he’s A trip by the Wilson river road showing a clear pair of heels. week calling on Mrs. Zelia Bell to Tillamook, while it may lack Wages took in after him, but has ingham, school clerk. Mr. and Mrs. Keaton and fa- some of the color which would be had an army of unemployed given by going by stage coach swarming over the track and im mily were in Vernonia Sunday behind a four horse team, is in pending his progress. These un evening. Mrs. Hugh Jones had to make deed to be remembered, but not employed believe that they would repeated oftener than once a make good in this race and want several trips to Clatskanie to the doctor having received a severe year unless a piece of good to take his place. cut on her face at her home on fortune <or government aid gives Employed, this laggard third, Forest Grove and Tillamook the may pick up speed later on. He Saturday evening, July 29. Mrs. George Bellingham was long sought Wilson river road. will if the old fan. Buying Power, —Forest Grove News-Times. comes down to cheer him on. called to Centralia to attend the Buying Power is a breezy sort of that involves the structure of in SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT rooter. He carries everything with dustry and business and society. People of Washington county him, having that kind of captivat Should the racers get out of con are joining with their fellow citii- ing personality that takes the trol, something is likely to hap zens throughout the length and stage and holds it, unless he pen but no one knows just what breadth of this land in support should become ill. as he did four and all of us shudder a bit in — News, Ponca of President Roosevelt’s plan for years ago. Usually^ we hope to contemplation. Gordon H. Ciley, for 16 years advertising manager foi- national recovery. Everywhere • see one or another win in a race City, Okla. there are meetings, formal andI but this is a different kind. The John Wanamaker, says: informal. It is like war days and j success of the event depends SUPERIOR MANILA it is a war against the ravages of I largely on the racers running very depression. Its demands are the nearly abreast. Something must be “If you want to do more real advertising and at the same wholehearted co-operation of ev-1 done to speed up the laggard or to hold back the leader. ery single individual. time reduce the cost of it—CUT OUT THE GADGETS. Cut out This Olympic event is being It is an emergency that de the knicknacks, donations, programs, tickets, charged up to mands emergency measures, such sponsored directly by President 8-pound balls, 650 feet per pound— I A A as the National Industrial Recov-; Roosevelt and we may rest assur- ‘Good Will Advertising." Eliminate waste in postage and PER BALL «Pl.UU ery act. There can be no halfway i ed that he is deeply interested in Bale of 6 balls $5.75 wasteful methods and mediums—spend this saving of from 15 measures. There can be no slack ! the outcome. It is just possible to 25 per cent in the newspapers." ers, either among the employers, that he will have to tie lines to the racers and operate them in the employes or the consumers. We should not misunderstand much the same fashion as puppets ALTAC IDE the intent of this measure. It is are operated in an inanimate not to make a profit for you and show. The rest of us are spec For Canada Thistles me. The measure's object is tv tators to this race, but more than provide work in order that mil- spectators. Our interest is one What Other Editors Think 29.000 Birkenfeld iu Natal VASTLY HFMRANT MUfy CUT OUT THE GADGETS This is no time to "fiddle” with advertising! If you want to keep going in 1933—you MUST spread your advertising dollar wisely: CUT OUT the Gadget Expenditures. BINDER TWINE FLY SPRAY Weed Killer McCORMICK-DEERING REPAIRS WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO Convincing . . . attractive copy . . . . continuously! Concentrate! Dry Cleaning OF THE VERY BEST ORDER— Including taking out of spots. . . Our dry cleaner is a member of the U. S. Dry Cleaners, a na tional organization which admits highly quali fied candidates only. 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