VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
SIX
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MR. METSCHAiVS PLATFORM
All candidates for the Republi be no favoritism displayed be-
can nomination for governor sub ween localities, industries or
mitted platforms prior to the individuals.
meeting of the state committee,
I shall vigorously enforce all
and the declaration made by i he laws.
Phil Metschan, who received the
I am an ardent supporter ol
nomination is as follows:
I he plan for the development ol
I believe in party government. the Columbia river for power re-
I am attached to the principles < tarnation and transportation pur
and ideals of the republican poses through federal action that
party. I shall adhere to these it now being advocated by our
ideals and principles and, if no delegation in congress since it
minated and elected governor, is my conviction that by feder
I shall attempt to make them ef I al action alone cun such develop-
fective for the well-being of the i lent be effectively accomplished.
I
citizens of Oregon.
I am opposed to the abolition
I shall rigidly apply to the < f the public service commission,
business of the state the same its abo.ition would result in no
principles of efficiency and eco - ffective regulation of public
nomy that 1 have applied to my utilities and would be welcomed
own business. This pledge can y the ] powerful corporations,
be effectively fulfilled only by which are better controlled by
basing appointments on merit,
egu'atory commissions, federal
and exacting from employes the nd state, than by any other
same character of service that is method yet devised.
required of individuals subject
I am a progressive with res-
ed to the competition of private
life.
Merit shall be the con pect to education, matters of
trolling basis of my appoint ublic health and the acceptance
ments and that merit must be I y the public and by industry
consistently and continuously dis- ■ f the inevitable loss‘>s which
ployed as a condition of tenure rise from employment in hazar-
ous occupations. I am a con-
of office.
The development of the re ervative with respect to mat-
sources of the state, its timber, ' ?rs of taxation, although it will
its agriculture, its manufactures, be my effort to adjust the bur-
its shipping, and its fish and en of taxation by removing it in
game will have my' earnest sup art from those less able to those
port and direction. There will lore able to bear it.
f
with a high climber’s spur when
attempting to place an aerial
wire on a snag.
He went to
Vernonia for a physician’s at
tention.
Miss Esther Amato is visit-
Mr. W. F. Brinkiieyer receiv
ing relatives at Rainier.
ed a large load of baled, hay from
John Wornstaff was a visit- Hillsboro for his ranch Monday.
or in cafbp Saturday. He and
A. J. Richie, Walter Wright
family are spending their vaca 1 and family spent Saturday and
tion with relatives at Prineville. ! Sunday at Arcadia park.
Wild blackberry picking still
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Rich
continues here. Berries are not
plentiful this season as formerly. mond and two daughters moved
into the J. G. Kelley residence,
Mr. Richmond is third trick op-
3200 Head of Lambi Shipped
era tor.
By Union County Association
Jack L. Kelley, son of J. G.
To Eastern Markets Recently
Kelley, came down from Seattle
La Grande DISTRICT NEWS: to be with his father till school
opens.
Five shipments of lambs, totaling
over 320,0 head have been shipped 1 The Sunday S. P. beach spe
to eastern markets by the Union cial carrying four coaches was
county association, These have , filled to capacity.
The moving van from Powers,
been graded and have netted
raisers from $1.00 to $2.50 a Oregon, that moved the furniture
hundred more than other markets, I for J. T. Richmond to Timber,
afforded.
County Agent R. S. { upset, damaging the furniture
French supervised the grading quite badly.
Mr. and Mrs. Lovett, daughter
and shipping.
Timber
FRIDAY, AUGUST % 19J0.
E. C. Bell left Moi day far
Lois and son Dean spent Sunday at the Tillamook beaches.
at the beach.
The S. P. fireman of Timber, Medford, Oregon, taking second
Doris Syverson of Beaverton is John Knauss, Bill Whangmun. trick there.
visiting with her brother Court- Del Lindgren and H. C. Sprague,
LYONS—(UP)— Tw<lve year
were put on the working list
ney Syverson of Timber.
old H. Hobson took mo i of tie
Mrs. Perry McCampbell was in Monday.
O. M. Chambers of Portland prizes at the Pacific I torchwest
Portland Friday.
Mrs. Ben Hart spent Thurs- bid in the Menefee logger, start- archery tournament.
ing Tuesday. He is a senior man
day and Friday in Portland.
Edward Berger, Mr. and Mrs. with the S. P. Co.
| ALBANY—(UP)—A pheasant
Hopkins and family were in Port
J. B. Wheeler of Portland was I shattered the windshield of Mrs,
land Friday.
here on business Monday.
L. S. Peter’s automobi’e.
She
Mrs. Sam Morelia spent Sun- probably will lose her cesight.
Mr .and Mrs. Montgomery and
day
at
daughter Mkrjorie spent Sunday;
Rockaway beach.
in Portland visiting an uncle.
I Mrs. Lovett, Lois Lovett and 1
Helen Tefft is visiting relatives Dean Lovett are visiting Mr.
in Hood River.
I
Lovett of Timber.
Margaret and Lou Rhea Mc-
, 1 Train No. 142 was uc.nuicu
detained
Campbell
left
for
r
' Monday on account of a slide1
Portland,
4T MODERATE^
where they will spend a few at Salmonberry. It reached Tim-1
days with friends and relatives.
be two and one-half hours late, j
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelsen and
A. J. Trojan bid in first trick
daughter Frances spent Sunday operator, releiving E. C. Bell.
at the beach.
Mrs. Floyd Tefft and Helen
Tefft were in Beaverton over
the weekend.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of Union
Fred Spooner was in Forest
, High School District No. 1, of Columbia County, State of Oregon,
Grove Sunday.
Joyce Harris is on a vacation that a SCHOOL MEETING of said district will be held at Ver
nonia, on the 6th day ofSeptember, 1930, at 7:30 o’clock in the
evening for the purpose of discussing the budget hereinafter set
out with the levying board, and to vote on the proposition of levy
ing a special district tax.
The total amount of money needed by the said school dis
trict during the fiscal year beginning June 30, 1930, and end
ing June 30, 1931, is estimated in the following budget and in-
i eludes the amounts to be received from the county school fund,
i state school fund, elementary school fund, special district tax,
and all other moneys of the district.
When the budget meeting is held in connection with
the annual school meeting, the following provision of
section 232, School Laws 1929, should be observed: “Un
til the ballots are counted at least one hour after the
time set for the meeting in districts of the second and
c;a3ses> any legal voter of the district shall be cn-
titled to vote upon any matters before the meeting.”
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COMPLETE«
«, FUNERALS
Notice of School Meeting
BUDGET
Estimated Receipt«
ister, Mrs. Jonar Larson, and
amily.
Balance on hand at beginning- of school
year (third Monday in June) for which
Frank Faught and family have
this budget is made .........
$ 928.93
■eturned from a three week
I our along the Oregon beaches.
From county school fund special tax
8000.00
From county high school tuition fund for
tuition
and
transportation
...................
......
Rex Horseman and family re-
980.00
10. Total estimated receipts (items 1 to 9, inc.) I
....... $9908.93
urned to camp Monday after
The formal opening of the Fir pending several weeks with rel-
Estimated
Expenditures
Tex Insulating Board company’s tives in Vernonia.
I. GENERAL CONTROL
plant in St. Helens took place
Personal service :
T. F. Scott, who had the mis
*(2) Clerk .................................................... $ 200.0Q
Tuesday.
brtune
to
injure
a
knee
last
Elections and publicity ........................
* «
90.00
veek, returned to his home Fri-
Other expense of general control:
The St. Helens Woman's club lay, after receiving a doctor’s
(1)
Commencement
........................
„
.......
100.00
is sponsoring the organization are in Portland.
(2) Postage and Stationery ........ .........
30.00
of a Girl Scout troop there.
(3) Telephone ................. ........................
50.00
Tommy Scott injured a foot
* * *
Total Expense of General Control .....
.............. $ 505.00
Columbia Post 42, American
INSTRUCTION
—
Supervision
Legion, held its annual picnic
Personal service:
August 3 in the Florence Auto
(2) Principals
$ 3000.00
park, south of Scappoose.
Supplies, principals and supervisors ..
35.00
UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 1.
* * *
Total Expense, Supervision
..... ...... .................... $ 3035.00
three
fiscal
This
original
estimate
shows
in
parallel
columns
the
unit
costs
of
the
several
services,
material
and
supplies
for
the
Dr. Edwin Ross, Columbia
INSTRUCTION—Teaching
ears next preceding the current year, the detail expenditures for the last one of said three preceding fiscal years and the budget
county’s representative on the llowances
Personal service:
and expenditures for six months of the current year. (“Six months of the current year” means six months of the last
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Republican State Central com ehool year.) See Sec. 238, 1927 School Laws.
•(1) 1 Teacher
$1950.00 .................. $ 1950.00
(2)
1
”
”
@
1530.00
...............
1530.00
mittee, announces, “I was not
This blank is not to be used in school districts of the third class.
(3) 3
”
”
@ 1440.00 ...........
4.':.0.00
a Metschan man in the beginning
(4) 2
”
”
(® 1395.00. .................
EXPENDITURES
27 90.00
<
but 1 am a Metschan man now."
Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.) .............
60.00
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Expenditures and budget Expenditures for the three fiscal
5. Other expense of teaching .substitute
100.00,
years next preceding the
allowance for six months
C. L. Robinson, for the last
6. Total Expense of Teaching
$10750.00
of last school year
last school year
Estimated
eight years principal of the Rai
IV. OPERATION OF PLANT
expenditures
I »( tailed
nier grade school, has moved t<
ITEM
1. Personal service:
for the en
Budget
expenditures Second year First year
Seattle, where he has accepted
*(1) Janitors and other employes ......... $ 1500.00
suing school Expenditures
for the last
a position in the public schools.
Give
Give
allowance
*2 Janitors’ supplies .................
year
150.00,
year of the
in
detail
His place in Rainier is filled by
350.00
three-year yearly totals yearly totals *3. Fuel ..............................................................
in detail
4. Light and power ...................... ..............
the promotion of Thomas L
110.00
period
5. Water
.........................................................
200.00
McBride.
.
GENERAL
CONTROL
Freight
and
cartage
..............
.................
6.
10.0,0
« *
1. Personal service:
8. Total Expense of Operation
..............
$ 2320,00
Mayor C. T. Bross of Rainier
2. Clerk ....
........... ..................................... ........ $200.00
$133.33
$20,0.00
$133.33
3. Elections and publicity .
....................................
V.
MAINTENANCE
AND
REPAIRS
was arrested in Astoria for fail
90.00
58 17
40.00
*1. Repair and replacement of furniture
4 Legal service (clerk’s bond, audit, etc.) ................
35.00
lire to stop at a stop street, and
23..33
40.00
35.00,
5
Other
expenses
of
general
control:
and equipment .............................
$ 575.00
forfeited his $5.00 bail.
1. Commencement .........................................................
*2. Repair and maintenance of buildings
100.00
49.33
66.66
100.00
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and grounds ................ ...................................
2. Postage and stationery ........................................
125.00
30,00
38.68
23.33
200.00
The Clatskanie city council ha.-
3. Telephone
................. .............................
4. Total Expense of Maintenance and Repairs
50.00
$ 700.00
purcha ed a new chemical truck
C». Total Expense of General Control ........................
$490.00
$505.0.0
S302.84
$303.32
$535.00
$488.37
VI. AUXILIARY AGENCIES
at a cost of $2450. Delivery is-
1. Library:
1. INSTRUCTION—Supervision
to be made within 30 days.
*(2) Library books
.................................. $ 100.0,0
1. Personal Service: Principals ...................................
$3000.00,
$1800.00
$260,0.00
$1800.00
* * «
(3) Supplies, repairs, etc. ......................
2. Supplies, principals and supervisors .................
50.00
35.00
3. Transportation of pupils:
The Forest Grove Garden club
6. Total Expense of Supervision
$2600.00
$3035.00
$1800 00
$2600.00,
$2600,00
$1800.00
*(1) Personal service
........................
6345.00
is holding a gladiolus show Fri-
II. INSTRUCTION—Teaching
*(2) Supplies and other expenses, board
585.00
day and Saturday of this week.
1. Personal service:
5.
Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencies ...
$ 7080.00
* * *
1. Teachers, 1 («' $1950.00 .........................................
$1950.00
$1300.00
$1300, 00
$1950.00
FIXED CHARGES
2. Teachers, 1 (a) $1530.00 .........................
A fourth attempt to ratify
$1530.00
3060.00
3060.00
3060, 00
Insurance ........................................................ $ 135.00
3. Teachers, .3 (a) $1440.00 .....................................
$4320.00
2700.00
2970.00
2700,00
certain Forest Grove city ordi
Rent ........................................ ....................
4. Teachers, 2
$1395.00 ...............
75.0,0
2790.00
1350.00,
nances with reference to street
5.
Other fixed charges:
675.00
sewer and sidewalk improvement
«
2. Supplies
( 1 ) Street and sewer assessments ........
66.66
210.00
60.00
76.76
175.00
was defeated July 30. The ordi
5. Total Fixed Charges ............ ....................
5. Other expense of teaching, substitute
100.00
420.00
$
nances as they stand were d
<’». Total Expense of Teaching
$8221.44
$10,500.00
$7136 76
$7126.66
$10180.00
$9210.18
VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS
clared invalid by
the circuit
V.
OPERATION
OF
PLANT
*4. New furniture and equipment ............... $ 416.00
court, and there is no provision
7. Total Capital Outlays ................... ..........
1 Personal service:
$ 416.00
for paying for the improvements
1. .Janitors and other employes ..............................
$1500.00
$1000.0,0
$1000.00
$1500.00
made.
2. .Janitors’ supplies ........................................................
66.66
150.00
50.00
82.79
IX. DEBT SERVICE
3. Furl
................................................................ ......
425.00
350.0,0
237.33
300.00
1. Principal on bonds ....
$ 2500.00,
4. Light and power
...........................
10,0.00
1 10.00
72.44
60.00
2. Principal on warrants
4018.12
5. Water ................................................................................
200.00
100.00
150.00,
122.64
4. Interest on bonds
450.00
(>. Freight and cartage
.........................................
10.00
5. Interest on warrant ......
180.00
8. Total Expense of Operation
$2320.00
$1515.20
$ 1466.66
$2225.00
$1518.42
$2009.47
9. Total Debt Service
$ 7148.12
Z MAINTENANCE AND*REPAIRS
X. EMERGENCY
1. Repair and replacement of furniture and equipment $575.00
$101.02
$346.66
1............................................................................... $ 5034.81
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2. Repair and maintenance of buildings and grounds
125.00
100.00
70,0.00
131.42
3. Total Emergency .....................................
$ 5034.81
$-146.66
1. Total expense of Maintenance and Repairs
$700.00
$232.44
$700,00
(Received too late for inser
RECAPITULATION
/I. AUXILIARY AGENCIES
tion last week.)
Total estimated expenses lor the year
$37408.93
1. Library:
(sum of items 1-6, II-5, III-6, IV-8, V-4,
Bridge 1 on the O.-A. main
£ 130.05
2. Library books ..........................................................
$216.66
$100.00
$250.00
VI-5, VI1-5, VIII-7, IX-9. X-3).
line was
completed
Saturday
3. Supplies, repairs, etc. ............................................
13.33
50.00
.86
Total estimated receipts, not including pro
evening and uninterrupted travel
3. Transportation of pupils:
posed tax
...........
9908.93
to Keasey is again established
1. Personal service
....... ...........................................
6345.0,0
4622.50
3728.33
4000.00
Balance, amount to he raised by district tax ................. $27500.00
Work with the crane was finisli-
2. Supplies and other expenses, board ....
585.00
5. Total Expense Auxiliary Agencies .......
$7080.00
$4753.31
$3947.80
$3958.32
$4155.49
$4250.0,0
ed Tuesday noon.
•Items marked with an asterisk (*) are those most commonly
Mr. Sather, who took very VII. FIXED CHARGES
used by school districts of the third class.
ill last week, was taken to Rai
1. Insurance ...
.............................................................
$135.00
$86.66
$216.66
$230.00
SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
3. Rent .................................................................................
75.00
nier Thursday, his family ac
50.00
50. Op,
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For school year from June 30, 1930, to June 30, 1931.
1.
Other
fixed
charges:
companying him. He is report
Personal
service
sum
of
I-l-(l),
(2),
(3),
1.
Street
and
sewer
assessments
.................................
210.00
ed to be a little better now.
(4), (51: II-l-(l), (2), (3). [4],; III-l-
5. Total Fixed Charges ...................................................
$136.66
$266.66
$420.00
$230.00,
W.
....................
W. Wolff
. . of Vernonia,
(1), (2), (3). (1) ; IV-l-(l), [2], 13];
head bookkeeper for the O.-A. VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS
VI-l-(l), 2-( . 1 ),
.. 3- (1), 4-(l) ...................... $21735.00
company. and his family spent
I. New furniture and equipment .................................
$416.00
1-2; II-2; III-2; IV-2;
5. Assessments for betterments ....................................
$5000.00
several days here la. t week.
J, 2-(2), 3-(2), 4-(2) ......................
295.00
7. Tota[ Capital Outlays
$416.00
$350.00
$5000,00
Maintenance and repairs V-l-2-3 ...................
700.0,0
Lloyd Cumming of the of
Debt service IX 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 ...................
7148.12
fice feree is taking his vacation
X. DEBT SERVICE
Miscellaneous sum of 1-3, 4, 5; II-3, 4; III-
R. B. Fletcher returned Mon
1. Principal on bonds
....................................................
$2500.00
$ 1666.66
$2500.00
3, 4. 5; IV-3, 4, 5, 6, 7; VI-l-(2), 3-(3),
2. Principal on warrants ................................................
day after a three weel vac*
4018.12
4033.46
40.33.46
20,00.00
4 (3), (4): VII-1, 2, 3, 4; VIII-4, 5, -6
2496.00
1. Interest on bonds
...........
450.00
400.00
400.00
150,0.00
tion.
Emergency X-l, 2 ..............................................
5034.81
5.
Interest
on
warrants
.......
...........................
180.00
333.33
•
275.41
Mrs. Rufli and daughters re
T o tai ........... ...... ......... ......................... .
$37408.93
9.
Total
Debt
Service
..........
..........................
$6433.45
$17563.50
$7148.12
$6375.52
$6000,00
$3450.00
turned to their home at Verno
•
INDEBTEDNESS
nia after a week’s visit with the X. EMERGENCY
1. Amount of bonded indebtedness (in
1.
..............................................................................
Dunlaps.
$5034.81
$1338.21
$374.92
$400.00
eludes all warrants issued by vote of
4. Total Emergency
....
.................................
$374.92
$300,00
1736.50
$5034.81
$1338.21
$400.00
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rose re
electors)
$ 7500.00
turned to camp Wedne-dav after
$35285.35 2. Amount of warrant indeb'e'ness on
GRAND TOTAL
$37408.93
$23139.94
$22627.46
$32110.00
$22355.82
spending several weeks with rela
warrants issued and endorsee’, not paid
for lack of funds” ...................... .....................
tives at Port Angeles, Washing
4018.12
I. Mrs. Chas. Malmsten, do hereby certify that the above estimate of expenditures for the year 1930-1931 was prepared by me 4. Total Indebtedness (sum of items 1, 2, 3
...................$11518.12
ton.
and that the expenditures and budget allowance for six months of the current year and the expenditures for the three fiscal years
Mrs. Sutherland and son and next preceding the current year as shown above have been compiled from the records in my charge and are true and correct
Dated this 2nd day of August, 1930.
daughter of Portland are spend copies thereof.
Attest: MRS. CHAS. MALMSTEN, District Clerk.
ing the week with the former’s
MRS. CHAS. MALMSTEN, District Clerk.
II. M. CONDIT, Chairman, Board of Directors.
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