VOLUME X.
$2.00 per Year; 5c a copy
Recorder,
VERNONIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1932.
Number 8
EMPLOYMENT OF
Bicentennial Anniversary
Mayor Offer
Resignations
No Action Is Taken Upon
Conditions They
Propose
OREGON TEACHERS
PHEASANT PENS
TO BE ERECTED
BEDDING NEEDED
ONLY IS URGED
________
I
Employment of Oregon teachers J
only in filling vacancies for the'
coming year is urged by C. A.
Howard, superintendent of public I
instruction, in a circular to Ore-j
gon officials. For the year end­
ing August 31, 1931, 265 teachers J
for other states secured Oregon
teachers’ certificates, he says. 18
are in Columbia county, Elizabeth
C. Murray, county superintendent,!
reports.
While Supt. Howard is not
suggesting dismissal x>f these
teachers to make places for others';
he points out that every time al
school board elects a teacher from
outside the state an Oregon man
or woman will be left without em­
ployment.
The Community Chest has
need of warm bedding and
will appreciate the donation
of any surplus bedding that
Vernonia people have to of-
fer.
The Chest is grateful for
the hearty response to its
appeal for a child’s bed last
week. They were able to
supply the need immediately
and had at least five offers.
“You can’t say the Eagle
doesn’t get results” said a
committee member in com­
menting.
According to Lester Sheeley,
secretary, members of the Ne­
halem Rod and Gun club are to
take up a proposition of the Ore-
i igon state game farms for stock­
ing young pheasants in this lo­
cality. According to conditions
offered by the game commission
pheasants will be supplied at
weaning age and feed furnished
provided the local club constructs
holding pens and cares for the
birds until released.
The cost of building the hold­
ing pens, according to the state
game commission, should not ex­
ceed one dollar a bird, and the
club expects to raise the money
without difficulty. The pens are
built to last 10 years or longer.
Recall T u o
Be Voted on
February 27
Petitions Against Council­
men Filed Saturday
Afternoon
Mayor J. E. Tapp and Record-
Election upon the proposed re­
er D. B. Reasoner proffered their
call of Mayor J. E. Tapp and
conditional resignations to the
Councilmen E. W. Holtham, T. A.
city council Monday evening, but
Gordon and B. J. Cline will be
no action was taken.
held at the city hall February
Mayor Tapp submitted the
27, from 1 p. m. to 7 p. m.
agreement for resignation as fol-
Petitions Filed
•liws:
Petitions for the recall of the
FAMILY IS ILL
GRANGE FAVORS
“I, the undersigned mayor or
four councilmen were filed Sat­
Tom Gibson attempted suicide
councilman of the City of Ver­
FROM POISONING urday at 4:40 p. m. At the
COUNTY FAIR at his home Thursday morning
nonia, Oregon, do hereby tender
meeting of the council Monday
by slashing his wrists, abdomen
my resignation as mayor or coun­
The J. Ornduff family, who night Ray Charlesworth tendered
A Columbia county fair spon­ and other parts of his body with
cilman of the said City of Ver­
sored by the Pomona and subor­ a razor. He bled profusely, but live on the Timber route, were his resignation on account of
nonia, Oregon, to take effect im­
acutely poinsoned Wednes day removal from the city, leaving
dinate granges of the county was did not sever an artery.
mediately, provided, however, that
endorsed Saturday night by Ver-
Mr. Gibson lives alone. He was morning from some unknown the three others to be voted upon.
the tender of my resignation shall
nonia grange.
Reasons Given
discovered by neighbors sitting source.
not be binding upon me unless
E. H. Condit was elected sec- near his stove, and a physican
All took ill within an hour a-
Reasons given on the petitions
the mayor and each of the four
retary in place of C. C. Van was summoned.
part after eating breakfast.
for recalling the councilmen are
councilmen of the City of Vern­
Doren, resigned.
that they are inefficient in the
He was removed to a hospital
E.
E.
YEO
GETS
onia, Oregon, tender their resig­
Elton L. Smith and Ray D. in Portland in the afternoon, weak
performance of their duties as
nations from their respectives of­
councilmen, that they have failed
Fisher were initiated into mem­ from loss of blood.
NEW
POSITION
fices, at the same date of this
bership.
and neglected to live up to and
instrument. Respectfully submit­
E. E. Yeo, pharmacist for Mac’s
comprehend the duties of council­
TEMPLE GIVES
ted this 15th day of February, Pharmacy for a number of years,
FIRST PINS
men and have refused to consid-
Oregon veterans who have not ODD FELLOWS
1932.”
has secured a position with the taken the loan and who wish to
TO PAST CHIEFS
er the desires of a majority of
INSTALL OFFICER
Recorder’s Resignatioa
In his report to the board of the electorate of the city, and
Harding Drug company of Ore­ do so at this date may take ad­
Past chief’s pins, which had
Recorder D. B. Reasoner also gon City, and began his new du­ vantage of the cash bonus, ac­
Arthur Stockton was installed never been given by Vernonia directors at their meeting held in have exhibited gross ignorance of
St. Helens February 12, Secre­ the duties of councilmen, partic­
read his resignation as follows: ties Monday.
cording to word received yester­ as vice-grand of Vernonia Lodge
"On condition that the Mayor
Mrs. Yeo and the children plan day from the office of District 246 Tuesday, February 9. He temple, Pythian Sisters, until one tary Barney Garrett of the Co­ ularly with reference to the pas­
was presented this year to Mrs. lumbia County Chamber of Com­ sage of ordinance 181, “one of
and councilman resign en bloc to move next Monday.
Attorney John L. Foote.
was ill at the time of the regu­ Harry Culbertson at a recent in­
merce gave a summary of the the worst exhibitions of ignorance
this date I will agree to submit
Both Mr. and Mrs. Yeo have, Further information may be lar installation January 19.
stallation of officers, were pre­ activities of the office since Jan­ of the basic principles of city
my resignation to the newly elect­ been prominent in fraternal and
At
that
time
the
other
offi
­
sented at the lodge meeting last uary 26, the date of the annual government.”
ed mayor and councilmen as soon social circles in Vernonia, Mr. obtained by writing to Marie
cers, headed by G. G. Holt, noble week to Mrs. N. S. Soden and
as they are elected by the people Yeo being senior warden of the Walker Poff, care of district at­
meeting.
Board Designated
grand were installed.
torney’s office, St. Helens.
Mrs. M. D. Cole, who have held
and duly qualified.
There
had
been
106
letters
re
­
The
city
council at an adjourn-
local Masonic lodge, and Mrs.
Following is a summary of the
that office in previous years.
"Respectfully submitted, D. B. Yeo taking an active part in the
ceived in that vuuv
time u.iu
and s-wv
240 let-l uu
cd nieeuiig
meeting Tuesday
lueauay iiiguv
night desig-
Chiropractor
To
bonus
allowed
veterans
from
dif
­
The
formation
of
a
Past
Chiefs
’
Reasoner, City Recorder.”
ters sent out. T
There were 69 in-| nated J. C. Henderson, chairman,
Eastern Star, Study club and ferent states:
Open Practice Here club is also contemplated for the coming telephone calls and 79 Ì Frank Rogers, judge, Lillian Han­
Members of the council exam­ Evangelical Missionary society
OREGON: $15.00 per month, or
near future.
ined both documents but made and other organizations. She was
visitors at the office. Five cars sen, Lois Thayer and Grace
Dr. Ruth M. Coon of Centralia,
Another activity of Vernonia were registered for out of state Miner, clerks, to serve on the
no comments. Mayor Tapp’s sig­ also local correspondent for Ver­ $3000.00 maximum loan. Time
limit
for
either
extended
to
June
Washington,
is
opening
as
a
chiro
­
temple
is
a
contest
among
mem
­
nature had already been affixed nonia Eagle and two Portland
30, 1945. This form of paying practor at 994 Bridge street, bers for the purpose of creating motorists. Secretary Garrett also election board.
to the document proposing his papers.
The petitions for recall of
bonus is considered as one of next to Mossman’s confectionery. added interest and efficiency in reported that he had attended 16
own and the council’s resignation.
meetings with organizations and Mayor J. E. Tapp were filed
the best methods used by any
The
room
is
being
remodeled
the
work
of
the
order.
committees during that period.
Election Plan Suggested
Thursday morning, February 10.
state.
for the purpose. Dr. Coon ex-
Dr. W. H. Hurley appeared
Two principal topics occupied
ILLINOIS veterans are entitled pects to have it in readiness for RAY CHARLESWORTH LEAVES
83 names are required to make
before the council and presented
Ray Charlesworth has obtained the attention of the members of a petition valid, according to
to $0.50 per day for every day beginning practice Monday.
a proposed ordinance providing for
in the service after April 6, 1917,
employment in the mill at Toledo, the board. A discussion of logged Judge D. B. Reasoner. The peti­
election of mayor and council­
maximum payment $300.00; vet­
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Taylor and and began working there Monday off land centered about a talk tions for recall of the mayor and
men by vote of the people should
given by County Agricultural Ag­ councilmen all contained many
erans must have served two mon­ sin Jerry left this week for Port­ morning.
there exist at any time a less
Mrs. William Homer Smith of ths' to be eligible. Payment made land where Mr. Taylor will at­
The family will remain here ent George A. Nelson. He out­ more than the required amount.
number of councilmen than the Treharne died February 11 from to nearest relative in case veter­ tend the Benkhe-Walker business at least until school closes, Mr. lined a tentative plan for people
number that constitutes a quorum. a stroke of aploplexy after an ill­ an is deceased, or full $300.00 if college. They are not moving to Charlesworth says, and when the going on this type of land which
Card Party Scheduled
The purpose, Dr. Hurley ex­ ness of only a few hours.
The Rebekahs will give a public
I death occured while in service.
Portland but will stay there until mill reopens here he plans to is to be worked out in more de­
plained, was to provide for aa
Her maiden name was Daisy
tail before any concerted action card party tonight. There will
KANSAS is paying $1.00 per Mr. Taylor finishes his course.
return.
emergency in view of the im­ May Shattuck. She was born in day. Time for filing expired Jan­
by the county organization will be tables for five hundred and
pending recall, for if as many as Mineral City, Ohio, in 1869, and uary 1, 1932, but the 1931 Leg­
be undertaken.
bridge.
two of the council should be re­ at the time of her passing was islature provided for an addition­
The other topic was that of
called no quorum would exist, 62 years, 8 months and 27 days al 90 day period in which to file.
membership and financial support
and it would be impossible to fill old.
for the organization. President
All Kansas men should act at
vacancies, pay bills or transact
She was married to Mr. Smith once.
Wist pointed out that it is imper­ I
any of the business which devol­ in 1897. To this union five chil­
ative that more support for the
MAINE: $100.00 bonus. Period
ves upon the council. He there­ dren were born, four of whom for filing extended to January 1,
organization be gained immediate-
fore suggested for their consid­ survive and are now living in 1933.
ly. To this end he appointed H.
as
they
rang
up
a
run
in
the
eration the proposed ordinance, Vernonia: Harold Smith, Leonard
E. McGraw of Vernonia and P.
NEW JERSEY: $10.00 per
first
inning,
three
in
the
third
and
INDOOR BASEBALL
explaining that he was not in any Smith, Mrs. Waunita Holt and month with no time limit men­
M. Bewley, St. Helens, to work
two
in
the
fourth.
During
all
of
LEAGUE STANDINGS
sense attempting to dictate a line Mrs. Lois Schmidlin.
When Doc Cole wants any heat
tioned.
Legion out some plan for securing ade­
this
time
the
best
the
of policy.
Services were held Monday in
quate financial support if possible. in his office he goes down stairs
NEW YORK: Final date for
a
mar-
boys
could
do
was
to
push
Team
W L Pct.
The—OTdinance conferred upon Brown’s undertaking parlors, with filing expired July 1, 1927, but
The present officers of the into Soden’s barber shop and
ker across in the third frame,
Federal* ... ............ 3 0 1.000
the city recorder, or in his absence F. Claude Stephens in charge. In­ there has been an extension of
organization
are to continue until backs up innocently to the rad­
However, they tore loose in the
.SOO
Legion* . ............. 2 2
or inability to act, the city treas­ terment was in Hillsboro.
iator. Soon the boys begin to
time granted and eligibility grant­
fifth and in a wild rally counted such time as there is a report
.333
Teacher* .. .............. 1
2
urer, the power of calling an el­
ed to relatives of deceased vet­ Outlaw* .... .............. 1 2 .333 seven times. They added three on the membership plans by the wonder why the growing chill in
ection to fill vacancies when there
the room.
erans. $10.00 per month is paid
more in the sixth but were held appointed committee.
Athletic* . .............. 1
.333
2
was not a sufficient number of
t t t
with maximum set at $150.00.
scoreless in the following two in-
Some of our prominent young
councilmen.
HIGH SCHOOL TO
NORTH DAKOTA: This state
ings.
When
they
went
into
the
Legion* 13, Outlaw* 12
sportsmen, including Tommy Bate­
Plan Ignored
pays her Veteran sons at the
PLAY TWO GAMES
last half of the ninth they were
Federal* 21, Teacher* 19
man, Jack Bush and Shorty Kul-
Several of the councilmen be­
rate of $25.00 per month and fin­
one run to the bad. It looked
THIS WEEK END
Athletic* 27, Legion* 11
lander, are starting a House of
trayed irritation at the suggestion |
al date is set as January 1, 1933.
dark for the Legionnaires as
made to them, one remarking
SOUTH DAKOTA: $15.00 per
The high school basketball team David team. The first installment
Malmsten was bearing down in
already adorns their lips
Well, they’re still up there and
that they had not called for any
month, maximum $400.00. and an
great style in order to stave off will play two games home over
behind
their
t t t
outside assistance and declaring
Aunt Sally Spencer", when additional appropriation of $12, with no losses
the
weekend.
defeat. However, Hodges and
SEEN HERE AND THERE
that if left alone they could solve shown the article concerning the 000.00 was made by 1931 Legis­ name. Who? Why, the Federais, Nanson both got hits and pro-
Uni-
Friday
night
the
Pacific
“Tim” showing Bill Van Dor-
their own problems. Another ob­ sleigh ride printed in last week’s lature, and any Veteran of South of course. They’ve won three and ceeded to score on outs by Hol- versity freshmen will tangle with
en and others how to uproot a
jected to “being jerked about like Issue commented as follows:
Dakota who has not received his lost none and consequently hava tham and Cole.
the locals at the Washington pole at George Johnson’s corner
a fish.”
“Yes, I did have an old-fashion­ bonus should make application at a very firm hold on first place as
Nanson, with four runs t<> his grade school gymnasium at 7:30, ... A half dozen skiis resting
their closest opponent, the Le­
The proposed ordinance was ed sleigh ride and it was LeRoy once.
credit, was the big scorer for and Monday at 7:00 the tw<> St, against a locker in the post office
laid on the table by unanimous Malmsten that took me. If the
VERMONT: $10.00 per month, gions, have already lost a pair the Legions while Thomas was Helens teams will appear and
. . . Emil Messing, J. C. Hender­
vote.
snow had not melted so fast he maximum $120.00. No time limit, of games.
their big star in the field, pull­ play a double header. The last son and C. F. Hieber earnestly dis­
The
most
exciting
contest
of
F. E. Malmaten Choaea
would have taken more of the but does not apply to commission­
ing down several line drives that contest will be a league game.
cussing Boy Scout work after
the week and also the best of were tagged for base hits. Welch
In the early part of the meet­ young girls out sleigh riding. He ed officers.
listening in on the scrap at the
WISCONSIN: $10.00 per month the season was the game between led the scoring for the “Bandits”
FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT
ing the resignation of Ray Char­ knew that I was an old-fashioned
city hall Monday night . . . Ray
Outlaws,
the
Legions
and
the
girl
and
he
thought
he
would
try
lesworth, who had left the city,
and still paying.
with four tallies while Malmsten
Charlesworth buying a wash tub
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
L.
Tyrone
of
won
the
PENNSYLVANIA: The Legisla­ wherein the service boys
was read and accepted. F. E. i his new sleigh out with me and
and Buffmire performed well
Burns, who were weekend guests to take with him to Toledo,
Malmsten was thereupon elected ! his sister and her husband and ture of Pennsylvania will vote in game in the last half of the afield.
t t
t
of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Holcomb,
to fill his place, and was sworn little nephew, Lawrence Knauss. 1933 on a bill providing for $10.- ninth inning by pushing across
The score by innings follows:
More Observation« Of The Early
are
staying
in
Portland
tempor
­
The
two
runs
in
a
wild
finish.
“He drove to a place where my 00 per month with maximum pay­
in, taking his seat at once.
Outlaws .......... 103 202 112—12 arily while Mr. Tyrone is under
Bird
mind went back many years ago ment of $200.00 to be allowed. Outlaws couldn’t figure out how Legions
Clerk Discussed
001 073 002—18 medical care at the Veterans’ hos­
Big scoop for the Early Bird
over
they
lost
and
after
it
was
all
and
I
said,
‘
Here
is
where
I
was
Watch
papers
for
further
announ-
The matter of water clerk was
Batteries: Malmsten and C. pital.
this week; McGraw coming down
were seen standing around with Buffmire; Cole and Holtham.
informally discussed. Recorder at a wedding many years ago. cements.
town before eight o'clock.
The
Tyrones
are
former
Verno­
blank
expressions
on
their
faces.
MARYLAND Has a bill pend­
Reasoner explaining that he was They were married in the wood­
Federal« 21, Teachers 1#
Mrs. Washburn in front of
nia residents having moved to
The
umps
finally
had
to
tell
shed
all
decorated
up,
for
the
ing
outcome
of
coming
election.
acting* under advice of counsel in
In another exciting and close Burns from here last September. bank saying "Good Morning.”
them
the
game
was
over
and
to
little
house
would
not
hold
all
who
having absolutely nothing to do
match during the past week the Their children are staying with
Tam, the Light and Power dog,
A leap year dance is to be giv­ go hgme and be consoled with
with the collection of water rents were invited.’ "
Federais defeated the Teachers friends while Mr. and Mrs. Ty- late to work.
Aunt Sally states that Oral en at Natal grange hall Febru­ the short end of the 13 to 12 Tuesday evening 21 to 19. There
as long as ordinance 181 stands
Jack Perry coming in with the
rone are in Portland. Evelyn is in
as it does. No action was taken, ■ Spencer was her daaghter, not son ary 27. Supper will be served by score.
was a large delegation of fans Burns and “Sonny Boy” is with city’s milk supply.
I
the
home
economics
committee
started
off
at
the
The
Outlaws
as
given
in
last
week
’
s
issue,
and
in order to meet with city
on hand to witness the fray, and I Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nicar in Co­
Albert Childs wondering where
, the mail carrier’s name was Hack­ I and music will be furnished by first of the game as though they
all of his help is.
quille, Oregon.
¡the Sundland-Berg orchestra.
were headed for another victory
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er.
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DESPONDENT MAN
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
George Washington
1732-1932
¡VETERANS HAVE
BONUS CHANCE
COUNTY CHAMBER
DIRECTORS MEET
Mrs. Wm. H. Smith
Passes Suddenly
Federáis Have Firm Hold
On First Place in Ball Series
Feathers . . .
and .. .Talons
More About
Aunt Sally’s
Sleigh Ride