FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1936
VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA. OREGON
SPORTS
I stone were the guests of Mr. and
concessions. The board will con­
tract for these services directly
Mrs. J. W. Jordan at DeLake,
with the object of giving the
Oregon, several days last week,
county I
business to Columbia
and returned Saturday afternoon.
I Mrs. Ray D. Fisher and daugh-
firms rather than to those in
Geo. A. Nelson, county agri­
• ter Margaret are visiting Mrs.
Portland.
cultural agent, was in Vernon­
.
„ .
I Fisher’s parents near Tigard.
Dowler left : Tuesday or a em j j^rs Lilly Turner and daugh- ia Tuesday accompanying a farm­
and Eugene to line U feature Iter Janette
Heppner, Oregon, er and two sons from North Da-
horses for 1 the fair’s
. I were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. : kota who are considering locat-
events. Wrestling will be an out-1
W. O. Livingstone on Sunday 1 ing in Columbia county.
standing evening attraction this
Judge W. A. Harris is again
last. Miss Janette also called upon
year.
Miss Marian Lindley of this city, confined to his house with ill-
The services of Lawrence L.
Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Living- ness.
Thomas of Chemawa, Ore., have
been secured for livestock judg­
ing. William Perry of Battle­
ground, Wash., won’t be on hand
this year for agricultural judg­
ing because of a big meeting in
Hoquiam the same week end.
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
Warren Crabtree of Silverton
may take his place.
ATTRACTIVE WRESTLING
CARD LINED UP FOR
TONIGHT
Promoter Bert Tisdale
lined up an attractive card for the
Legion hall tonight. In the main
event Pasquille Castello will mix
with “Murderous” Mike London,
the Lodi, Cal., hoodlum. There
is likely to be plenty of fire­
works, and the fans may look for
almost anything. Castello is the
clean type of wrestler, and Lon­
don the opposite.
In the next bout George Ben­
nett of Oaklahoma, who appeared
on the last card here and made a
good impression, will wrestle Jack
Claybourne, the only colored
wrestler on the Pacific coast.
Both are clean scientific wrest­
lers.
To provide variety the pre­
liminary will consist of a four
round boxing match between two
local boys.
BARNEY BROS. CIRCUS
COMES HIGHLY RECOM­
MENDED
PAGE THREE
You’ve Heard
him on the
• • •
FLOYD GIBBONS’
yarns of adventures in
far-off places have
thrilled millions. Now
he is bringing his new­
est feature, the Adven­
ture Club, to the readers
of this paper. These
stories are not of big
game hunters in Africa
or explorers in the
Frozen Nonh—they are
yarns about thrilling ad­
ventures that have hap­
pened to every-day
people such as live in
this town. Every story is
packed with excitement
—every one is different.
Don’t miss a single one
of the tales in this new
series, and tell your
friends about how much
you enjoy them.
BANK BY MAIL—
TRAVEL INTO STATE
MAKES GREAT GAIN
XXX
Results of the “Sell Oregon”
campaign launched several months
ago are seen in the heavy influx
of motor tourists this year, re­
ports Earl Snell, secretary of
state, At least 60,000 more vis-
itors will visit Oregon in 1936
than entered the state in 1935,
is his conclusion after studying
the nonresident registration rec­
ords of the first five months.
The “Sell Oregon” movement
has been the result of the com­
bined efforts of the Oregon State
Motor association, the press of
the state, the travel and infor­
mation bureau of the state high­
way department, and the secre­
tary of state. That it has been
effective is demonstrated by the
20 per cent increase in out-of-
state cars registered during the
first fivg months of 1936. Dur­
ing this time 23,725 motor ve­
hicles were listed, while the same
period in 1935 brought a total
registration of 19,614.
Based on the present percent­
age in increase, it is anticipated
that more than 120,000 cars from
other states will enter Oregon
this year. Estimating three pas­
sengers on an average for each
motor vehicle, some 360,000 tour­
ists will visit the state.
During May the increase in
registrations reached 29 per cent,
with 8,834 cars checked in at
the bureaus throughout the state.
The blare of bands, tooting
of calliopes, roaring of wild an­
imals, lumbering of elephants,
cumbersome camels, antics of i
funny clowns, pretty girls, rid- i
ing, dancing high school horses, I
Ponco Bill and his troupe of |
cowboys and cowgirls direct from I
Hollywood, presenting dainty Missi
Brownie Atkinson, Hollywood’s ■
sweetheart and queen of the I
white tops, circus day for on
that day Barney Bros Wild An­
imal Circus will give two per-1
forms»nces, afternoon and even­
ing.
Thia circus comes here highly
recommended as being a high
class show in every respect. Their
performance is being given in
three rings and a steel arena.
Among the feature acts to be 1
seen with the Barney Bros. Cir-1
cus are: dainty Miss Attebery, I
the riding Nelson troupe, the'
Gomez troupe fro Old Mexico.
Then there is Bounding Silver,
Capt. Robert Barney and the be Aug. 19 to 22.
famous string of wild and dom­
estic animals, acts of all descrip­
The huge water tank already is
tions, and these are but a few , on the grounds. Other arrange-
of a myriad of marvels.
Iments have been made to solve
By special arrangement with
the Barney Bros Circus anj' . 1 sanitation problems.
through the cooperation of the ■ The carnival and most of the
merchants of Vernonia, it hasI
been made possible for you to other concessions have been sold
attend this circus for 25c for and at higher prices than prev-
children and 35c for adults, in-' iously, according to Earl Dow-
for’ld^lt50
bhildT 3nd 71°C|ler, secretary. This increased rev-
tor adults, which is the regular I
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price of tickets if you wait to,enue’ together with other money
G. A. McGEE
buy them at the circus grounds. I such as from the premium list,
BARBER SHOP
If you go to any of the mer-.will go into staging a bigger and
chants listed in next week’s issue, I better fair.
Ladies* and Children’s
glad to give you a Marchants |
HAIRCUTTING
they jwill be glad to give you
A new policy has been adopted
Adjoining Skinny’s Pool Hall
a Merchants Guest ticket
•
for | by the fair board for handling ail
every member of the family •
nt
eating, drinking, and ice cream
which
you
present
ticket wagon on the grounds
bh m m ■»
with
a
25
cents
service
charge for children and_
35 ______
cents
charge for adults.
______ These tickets
will admit you to see the main
performance and big circus men­
agerie without any further cost.
In the event you should desire
a center section grandstand re­
served seat, it can be purchased
for 25c. Many of the merchants
have special bargains to offer
Our USED CARS:
you on circus day, so come to
Vernonia on August 7 and pat­
ronize those merchants that have
Are thoroughly overhauled, serviced, and recon­
made it possible to see this cir­
ditioned.
cus at such a low cost.
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You know exactly the condition of the USED CAR
you buy from us by the “O. K. Red Tag” which de­
LARGE WATER TANK TO BE
tails all work performed upon them.
ERECTED ON FAIR GROUNDS
Every USED CAR is covered by a WRITTEN
GUARANTEE behind which is the integrity of the
St. Helens— Carpenters W’ere
Vernonia Auto Co., and General Motors Corporation.
to start the work this week of
You'll get the best USED CAR “buy” with us.
erecting a 10,000 gallon water
tank above the well at the Deer
Island fair grounds as a means
of solving the water shortage
during past fairs.
CHEVROLET
FRIGIDAIRE
With this activity at the
MOTOR CARS
REFRIGERAT1ORS
grounds it is brought home that I
time for the fair is drawing
near. The 25th annual event will I
USED CARS!
Vernonia Auto Co.
Our Neighborhood and list of
customers is not limited to those
who can always call in person to
transact their business.
Directors:
Geo. G. Paterson, Vice Pres.
Johnson, Cashier
C. L. Wagner
M. K. Johnson,
W. B. Coon
now
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Also equipped with genuine coveil
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GEO G. PATERSON
Phone 801
Vernonia, Oregon
CLEANING PRICES
We Clean Twice a Day Except Saturday
Men’s Suits, Men’s Overcoats, Ladies’ Sum­
mer Coats
Servicing guaranteed .................... O m V
LAUNDRY
We give a discount on all call laundry
Vernonia Laundry
and Dry Cleaners
Phone 711