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P Rr o AY, SEP T EMBER 8, 1939 V^RN0N1 A- EAGLE.- VERN0N1 A, O RE G O N P AGE S IX M r . ' u n d H n . / E .' lU S b h o r o lih d Vwlco las t ycii- ’i i ^ p . &Irs . Ch a n c e wont to P o r t la n d F r i T hat par t of tbo U nite d SUtc a d a y t o purchasQ now hpQkB .fo r %he jp p lo crop to bo s old fo r Xreih f t s choo l. con.umption i. e s tim a te d « t 102.0 ^ [R e cla m a tio n C ongres s to Eagles -for Ghamp Of City League m F L E TEAM T O EN T ER LEA G U E Mill T e am I* Winnfer in Sunday Playoff a t City Park - Tho O- A m ill s oftball nine, by vir tue o f a whi Sunday over the F. 0 . E. tcntn was automatically do- cicr cd w ln iie r o f champions hip lion- ora in tho c it y s oftball lca(fuc. Tho fir s t h n lf of play wfls won by thei Eagle s and tho second hali by tho m ill te am makintr it neces- itary fo r tho piny o ff to detcrmintf .ItUKUo winne r ,' Lcaf^uc ploy fur the Bccond h a lf wa;i not fully completed duo to tho Tiro season calling many players aw ay when iranu'H were scheduled. (May wan postponed for n timo als o due to the stnjrint; of thu dis t r ic t tourname nt and the nice s s ity of prc| Mirii>^ ^ur that ______UCXilt.—Xhti Sunduy vainu. brmitfht <U*lerminlnir the thu play o ff w iine r . Bdlh te ams in the contest were lacking u fu ll roHtor of regular players. T ho score of the jfame wa.s 11 fur thv O'A and 10 for tin; K u ( I G s . . K' I 'i W IL L SEEK COMPET I T ION IN COLUMBIA- WILLAMET T E GROUP SfVur al inemberH of the Lcjfion IlifU- Tenni won* In I’ortlnnil Thurs* (ln> ovonintr of thin week to ncek r iilr y of the Vcrnonia team In CM iii| >c*tition with othLT Iciuda of tin Cnluml»iu- Wlllumi- tlr lliHf Loa- iru* jiiraih thi.H winter. 1'lu- \ ’«*rMoi»iu li'oin enlereil the icu^ui* hi5t yoar for l)u> firnl timi*. p u r iii^ the fore pnrl of thi* i*chc(i- uic o f ihut U* u ( u u Uto luool (onin f ju li- il lu m ake u c r r d it c b U - s how- i i . j' «fu i‘ l<* la c k o f u H u it a h le TL’ n t fe I'o t > t n ( ; in t r prac* t in t n at i- hc n j«h<iolin>,', lu lv a t u ' f <if «il i«- iilila in iu>«l t«i a f lii (h e and Ih »w e v i*r , itcnitoti fo r w it h the won pns - It f 4»r il^« jiit jH t n ir lio n in ip r n v f r iH T il itj ' •r u r in i' w a s a r a n jf f a s lt*a<ly n o t ic e d . A nunitxT of nu‘tnlier» of laitt y r a i ’n ti*am havi* undiTtaken rvifu- la*- praclici'M <liirinir llu- s unnner iitwl will Vi* aJ>lr III prtividi- con* <(idcral>lr cuiiipi'lilum ill in Aca.Hon. 35 SHOW FOR FIRST TURNOUT P L E A S A N T H ILL The call for fir m itnnoul of f(nj| - S C H O O L OP E N S W IT H bnllers fu r the VtTtionia hitrh E N R O L L M E N T OF 56 school 8(| uad Tiie..Hiiay liroutrht *ir> T UKHAUNK — , Special to The iven intu action that afterniMin at Kiijjli*)— I’ir ai'a nl Mill school t>pen- tho city park fi**ld under the coach i*i| 'I'tn'sdny with an vnrolltnenl of ing dir e ction of Mnxon McCoy, r>(i pupils . I ’he same teachern as foo tball me ntor fo r the LoKncern this la- ; ye ar are ti*nchinjf, .Mr. Si- horn year. tiu np p ‘‘«' irradfH. .Mrs. Sehorn the The squa»l this year inclinlrs only ntiddh- and .Mrs. ('haticf n few lett«*nn**n fmm la>*t y.- nr't tl- ■ ptlinar y >rnul«-!* trroup. It wa« ntati- d, the rrmaindi*r | .Mildrt- d W w d rt- tiirnfd of the boys having had lltth- if uay f,„ m San KranclHro .Saturday experience. whm- sh- hiL'» lu- rn altfnil- T horoujjh prnctiei* .Hchednlfs will n ir .- rhool be followe d In <ir<ier to pi‘«‘pan‘ fo r i Mr ;,tnl - Mrn. {)U«i Stowell were lit »he William th«* fir s t trnme of tho season o i>jS»iulay Se ptembe r at .St. Heli*ns. F uU‘»mM lionir J e w e t t A . Bush F u r n itu r e Store E lo < *ilr ie IE < »fr ig 4 »r a f o r ^ 1 5 0 B r e a k fa s t Seta, Stove s, Ma tt r e s s e s , Da y La mps and O t h e r Ar t ic le s Beds, A l l It e m s A t C r e a t ly R e d u c e d P r ic e s Y OB M AY t h a t w h e n y o u s e e t h e s ig n « ' . MII. K t h a t y o u a n d y o u r In m ily ' s guarde d. .- 8 8 I t 'lJK.AM” h e n lt li is b e in g s a f e Y o u g e t th is a s s u r a n c e a t t h e NEHALEM VALLEY DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Th e Forest G rove Na tiona l Ba nk InvitC8 Yuii I'o Ba nk By I\ Iail if lu c o iiv e n ic n t 'I'o (^Jinc In Person J . A. T lu'r hhur^:, ^'r e s id e n t. 1 ^" I. “ T HE ROLL OF H ON OR DANK * I I 1 A 1 t? • ' A n u u a l o e s s io n Mr . and Mrs. Wilb u r T hac kor millloti buihila , co mpar e d w ith 82.4 | , an d * daughte rs 'Wcre F o r e s t Gr o ve million In 1038 a n d OO.B m illio n as ‘ ^ ,| .,d i2 ,0 0 0 ac r c . of Jc ur na l, will a Uo be tho pHnclpnl vit- itors Saturday. " rcclnincd r ive r bo tt o m land on .upcakor at t h i annual banque t to Georiro llu lt re turne d home w ith ciop In OrrKon and Wa s h tn s t o n a n d , . . . . • „ . u ■. . In tho wMlorn s ta te s as k gr oup, I" ' ’' ' ' ' «o v e m m e n t s pe nt half, a b , held Mo nda y night, ni ElIT Monday. however, is s malle r t h a n la s t je a r . | H>l>llon dollors in s oil and othe r Im- Illith- llBhtlni; the - s ccond day of Mr . and Mrs. llc nr y Jo h n at te nd * ou the Wo ih ln ^o n Co unty . F a ir Heavy yields are e x pe cte d in the provements- is p la n n e d as one phase thu congress w it h a b| jc fr e e barbo- north centrol an d n o r t li Atla n t ic the oxtens ivo pr ogr am fo f the cue and an cddr e s s by Governor Satur doy. Mr . and Mrs. Mor ion Ch a nc e l ; '2l)lh annual Or e g o n Ilcclanlollon Charle s A. S p r a g ue , tho rcraolnlnit Mr . a nd Mrs. CarrpI Chanc e a n d Ight Increaaes we r e , congress at Cla ts ka nio on Monday tes.ilons of the conve ntion will bo , . . . . Milo Jo h n motored to P o r t la n d on fr r beans and s ugcr be e ts . T he hop o.timato was re duce d s lig htly . Only ""'* Tuesday, Se pte mbe r 11 and 12. rounded out w it h m a r ly a doien bus ihe .u Saturday. noirani changes we r e made in thu; The Tuesday m o r ning pr ogr am]nddressen by s pe cialis ts pe rtaining Cor r oil Wicnecko o nd Ric ha r d estimates for pe ache s , pe ars , dried wlli bo of s pe cial inte r e s t to recla* to r e clamation. HouRhtallnir vUllod In Mis t F r ida y . piune s and srapcs. niafion dis trict manair cr a and pro- ; Theee T ue s da y reports tncludo Mr . and Mrs. Troy Co ad y s pe nt The 1039 pe ppe r mint oil cr op in Ject farmers fr o m both sides o( the "Fiood Cont r o l and Dralnaifc In Sa tu r d a y at the fair In Hills bo r o. Wu.,h ing to n," by Lar . Dale McDanlcI of Co r n e lius was Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Or e gon Columbia rive r a n d a f tho CJasesde ^ and Woshington Is e x pe cte d to bo Inicuntains , occ o r d ln g to Dr . W. L. , it» ui * i . . , he re Monday delivering pcoche s . , f O 1 , I’'"' ■moller t h a n 1038 and i Powers, congress s e cr e tar y and head " “ ’ h ln g to n dopartme nt of Mr . and Mrs. II. t . Sc hr a m s p e nt - p„ cent below tho 102D.- 1037 | of the de pa r tme nt o f soils at Ore- works ; “ T he Flood Control thi> we ekend In Por tland v is it in g nveraKe.^ ffcn State colleirc. Re clamation of Protfram," Co l. Jo hn C. H. Leo, riiUtive.H. loiTBcd*off lond w ill be described dintrlct U. S. Enifine e r ; “ Pending Mr . and .Mrs. Kdward Gr a n t a n d ; by Wm. A. Sc hoc nfold, dean ond Ir ilffation P r u jc q U ," Porpy A. Mrs. t^mma Weed s pent F r id a y an d director of a ffr ic ultur e a t Oregon Ci.ppfr ; •*l)is tr lb ut io n and Sale of Sa tur d a y with friends in Es ta c ad a. Stttfi. ^Uonneville P o w e r / ' Hoarce E, Bix- Mr . and Mr« Uill Collins o f P o r t Followinff the we lcome on Mon- by, Uonne villc Power Company} land Kpiht tho we ekend a t tho day morning fr o m a Clats kanie rep* *'The Willa m e tt e Basin Projccl," Cli.ude Knapp homo. rfpontativo, the r e s pons e and an- Se t.^tor I)a'j(;ln.'t McKay, chalrn'an .Mr. and .Mm. Charley Sa ue r s o f nual oddrcss will bo fflven by Prc.ii* of Willa me tte pr o je ct ccmminslon: Dt lenu visited over the we e ke nd dent Frank T. Mo r g an off Nyssn. '•Improve me nt n n d Croppinjr of He- with Mrs. llr.rry llodffson. . Series, of Nar r ative Dia Ru>Prta and addrosAeg w ill take up claimed La n d / ' II. D. Howe ll, super- ■Mrit. and Mfii. Clyde Cur r icV w t ^ r logue Programs to Be th • forenoon o f the fir s t day. A Inte nde nl. As t o r ia experiment sta- to I’ur tland Saturday a nd br o ug ht .crvice honor ing the me mor y of tle n; ' illjfh w u y Problems on New Heard FranciH and Opnl home fr o m the ir 0!e n Arnsplffer w ith E., H. Judd Proje cts,” Ju d jje Guy Doyinjrton, AuntH where they have s pe nt tho What younff fore s ts me ans to tho and Marshall N. Da na In charffo As tor ia; and “ A We ?d Control Pro- pL!>t thre e Weeks. I’nciflc northwest w ill be discussed ptecpdcs tho fie ld tour . Dana, odi- ^r n m," Geor;?e A. Nelson, Columbia .Mr. and .Mrs. K. K. Ga r ne r ond thih fall and winter ove r KOAC in torial page e dit or of the Oregon c< unty ajr tnt. I>ariy, .Mrs. Van Blar icom, Mrs . a iieries of narrative , dialoi^lO'Stylo Ki- inia Weed and Mr. and Mrir. Ed- projrrima prepared a n d pre se nte d wur d Cr a nl «po„t Sunday at e „„p„r at.on o f tho Jun- . I ■ ' ' o r c i t council w ith he adquar- Mr ,. K«>c Crjl.ben o f Ga r ib a ld i ^ i, vi.itiKu al ih.. WL.BVIT Cla r k| s ,„,^. for e s tr y. M e a n in g o f F o r e sl s t o B e D i sc u sse d Your Choice of Prim e Cuts The Junior For us l council, of Mr . and Mr,. Carl Wie ne cke and •lu- l and MHIiiTt «e r.. in Hills bo r o I , I n c l u d e s s tate 1 .Saturday. f.- .e .te r, of O f^ o n a n d Was hlng- Mr, and Mr., r o ld in m a n d daURh- 1 . advis o r s ' <»f Vamhill spent the we e k •nd rupresentative.H of the Ame r ican t h f home of Weavi- r Clar k. Legion, fire prote ctive as s ociation. Ve r nal I'ickiT. «ponl th.' we ckon.l | » | t v 1 G4 and SUte .vilh hi» family. Mo has bee n a t | ■h.- hum., of hi. parents the pas t | | .rogroms will lie br ondca.it week- fe v we ok, where lie has bee n work- | ,, We dneidoy e ve nlhir s Uir tlnii a'. H o'clock. Se pte mbe r s ub je ct s , Mr . Pal Mollwnin. brothe r- in- ..Qregon T m ile r s ." "T he law of Mr. Pickens and doujr hte r ", • Flrtown and 'The Tree Uuby and Pally «'f SaK*ni were | ver Grew U p .- Slit.(lay dinne r ifUi- als at the Picken.^i honie Sikter Vit iU— . 1939 Crops to Be SoiiK'wlial Reduced, Said Mr. and .Mrs. C. S. P a r k o f Klng- stcn, Idaho, visited he r e fr om T ue s day until Thursday o f this week with Mr. and .Mm. Go ne Shipman. Mr». Park and Mrs. Sh ip ma n ore sisters. We s upply you fresh meats, choice cuts and guar ante e d quality always, whe the r you place ' your or de r ceveral days in advance*, for a ban quet or whe the r you run in jus t be for e dinne r (or te le phone ) for chops, you ma y be assured that the service will be prompt a n d the prices more t h a n reaaonable. DE LIVE RY SCHEDULE- Corey H ill— 10 A. M. and 3 P. M. O- A H ill a nd East Side— 10:30 A. M. and 3:30 P . M. SA M and BOB Gro c e ry & M arK e t Phone 761 P r o s pe c t Re ma ins S o m e w h a t Same as Re p o r t o f P r e v io y s Month t io n iT a l i’n*p prespoci.s in the c< u h t r y an a whole r e tnain inunt th e .mum- an a tn»>ntli au‘> de .s pilo lo c al ehnn»j«>- s am ! in r especl to c e r t a in Uftiif*. ueetMiiinK U» » roe«»til ili^ffs t , t»f the wiluation by the O .S .t ' . ex* ^ l*‘nsi»»t» Ht- rviciv Co n d it io n s ar e '<i>nit>what favor a Mi' th a n a ) » a r aRo. «tni C4*nni(U*rably b e lo w An io n t ; ih r clinn^c^ noU’d in t h e I <iluatii>M Hitu’f the firxt o f J i.ly w*n.H d a in a ^o t»> pasturfH and r nnjfe s . c o r n nnU o t h e r lat«- crop^ In rxti- UHive tu- rllu*a:»l»Tn anil \ vf*li*rn ar*M.H. Dn ih f «>thi- r hanii, «onditi«>ri» r n ip m v e d in iiu ic h o f the oe ntral ant i :*tuithe r n i-< r n a nd cotttm area^^. W h f u l priHipfi'Ls mtprikViMl in J u ly •*»' t h a t pn*dirrli(>it fx pfct«Ml to he 7;M 1 ^ m illio n UuAheli*. 1 Ti m illio n ih r Ju ly f ^ lin in lf . ac- • i. d in u to thi- Kuve r tmtfiU f^tinia te j* o f .\ niruHt 1 Corn pn).- Hp«*et.s d»*clin- i*«i to '.’.irtO millit>n 1 > u 8 } u - U. b u t iin> p t . v f t n e n t in oat<, bar le y an«l tr r ain ti:hunj?t ne arly t*ff»fl ih o retluc- lio i. in et»rn eroji pr os pe e is lin y p r o d u c t io n pionpi- cti* imp r o vo ti i*lijfht- l\ The po ta lu f!«tit n»tf wa« c u t inlllii*n to S iin lli.m clovtT 8 »‘ 9 * I pr t)ihu*Uon in t h . U n it e d State s Z . 8 at 1 r» n t illio n pi»iinil!». 7l» pe r e e n t n f t h e l'.»nS ouiput hut ah t*vf aver- ;\ iie W in ir r fie ld pi- a >oe«l pr odue- I'm n in t)rejrt»n iit expiH’te il . to be I *Ji' t o 2f> pe r cent Rr e atc r t h a n in wh e n pr oduction a m o u n t e il to •Ji m illio n pound*. H a ir y ve te h •;i f d p r o d uc tio n in Or»*iron. e s ti* m a t e t i at 8.f» to 0 millio n puund.«. ctMup.ire n with 7.1 m illio n p o u n d s as t h e IIKIS cr op. Common v e t c h s e e d p r o d u c t io n in Or e jjon l* o x p o c te d t o b o s ome what above o ffs e t t o s ome e x te nt by n r e d u c t io n ir^ lliin ir a r ia n vetch 5eed p r o d u c t io n . T h e p r o d u c t io n of commo n r y e (n‘a5& s t e d In Or e g o n i<i e x pe cte d to b e ' fc 't'ns ide nibly above 1P3B. E n Rli^h r y « in*ass see d pr o duction m a y be Quantity Orde rs Gla d ly Delivered IF You W an t t o Se ll T hem TELL THEM! People are cur ious because they are hum a n. Men and women, KNOW. boys and girls ALL W A N T TO H a lf the wor ld’s knowledge s tar te d with curiosity. Sa tis fy that curiosity! Tell t h e m ! And you’ll sell t h e m ! Do you run a s tore ? Then pick out s ome thing—p new dress s tyle, a s hirt, an electric re frige rator, a beauty lotion, fur nitur e , etc. Some thing you know people would w a nt if they knew as muc h about it as you do.! W r it e about it. Advertise it. it—tell what it ’s for— what it will do. the details. Describe Do n ’t spare Pe ople want to know! Then place t h a t a d in The Eagle. it with pictures- ^that sell. Let us illustrate If your price is right— ’ and if you've to ld the whole Mory—you c a n’t fail to get more bus ine s s ! T h e V er n o n i a Ea gl e C o n s is t e n t A d v e r t is in g P a y s D ir e c t ly