Vernonia eagle., October 16, 1936, Page 10, Image 10

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VERNONIA EAGLE,
FRIDAY,
VERNONIA, OREGON
OCTOBER
16,
1936.
1. That the name and address I Columbia County then.
of the publisher is: Ray D. Fish- | I introduced and secured pas­
er, Vernonia Oregon; editor, Ray' sage by both houses and approv­
D. Fisher, Vernonia, Oregon.
I al by the Governor of a law
2. That the owner is: Ray D. I ^'hicli
l.Lj equalized the poundage
Fisher, Vernonia, Oregon.
(fees on smelt between Oregon
3. That the known bondholders, and Washington which saved
mortgagees, and other security I these fishermen many dollars in
holders owning or holding 1 per poundage fees.
cent or more of total amount of
I introduced and secured pas­
bonds, mortgages, or other se- sage through the House of a bill
curities are: None.
which exempted school districts,
cities and counties from the pay­
4. That the two _ paragraphs
_ .
next above, giving the names of ment of the gas tax on gasoline
the owners, stockholders, and se­ used by them. This bill would
curity holders, contain not only have saved the taxpayers of Ore­
the list of stockholders and se­ gon more than $60,000.00.
In the two sessions of 1933, I
curity holders as they appear up- !
on the books of the company introduced 19 'bills or measures
but also, in cases where the j and 13 of these were passed by
stockholder or security holder 1 both houses and approved by the
appears upon the books of the ’ Governor. A batting average of
company as trustee or in any i .686 per cent.
other fiduciary relation, the name I If I am elected, I will work to
of the person or corporation for amend the old age pension law
whom such trustee is acting, is I so that a recipient of a pension
given; also that the said two par- I will not have to pauperize him-
agraphs contain statements em- self to receive it. I am opposed
bracing affiant’s full knowledge , to any more bond issues. I will
__ circumstan- support all measures that will
and belief _
as to _ the
ces and conditions under which lower >real estate taxes. I will
stockholders and security hold-|worlt for the improvement of
1
■____________________
■'_______ T Lower
— Columbia River High-
ers who
do
not appear upon the,the
books of the company as trust-1 way. _
If
I
am
elected, the people of
ees, hold stock and securities in1 '
a capacity other than that of a Columbia County will not have
bona fide owner; and this af­ to apologizez for its Representa­
,
fiant has no reason to believe tive.
that any other person, associa­ i VOTE 30 X FRED W. HER­
tion, or corporation has any in­ MAN for REPRESENTATIVE.
terest direct ir indirect in the I Paid Adv. by Fred W. Herman,
said stock, bonds, or other se­ i Rainier, Oregon.
♦
curities than as so stated by him.
,
RAY. D. FISHER,
OH, WAITER!
Sworn to and subscribed be­
Mottet CCC Camp
for use of personnel assigned to
fore me this 15th day of Oct­
fire
control
work.
They
have
ober,
1936.
Nears End of Season
been planned with "built-ins” and
CHAS. F. HIEBER,
—o-
other conveniences for livisg com­
I
Notary Public
Caipp Mottet Creek, C C c. fort.
Mrs. Eva West and brother | My commission expires Mar.
Weston, Greater conveniences to
“ 1940.
recreational visitors and increas-, j Actual fire fighting time in the Otto B. Malmsten attended the 22,
ed fire suppression facilities are Umatilla forest has covered more stock show last week, and Mr. I
TO THE VOTERS OF
the net result of a busy four-: than 600 man days. Forty-four
COLUMBIA COUNTY
month period of summer work ' company members who were sent Malmsten left Saturday morning
season performed by members of some 600 miles to assist in fight- for his home in Seaside.
I am a candidate for the office
the Mottett Creek company on , ing the recent coast fires ac-
Mrs. Vina Hicks and Miss of Representative for Columbia
scores of individual projects, for- | counted for another and longer
of
the
O-A
office
Olive
Masters
County at the November elec­
estry officials said in making period,
staff spent the week end in tion. I represented Columbia and
public a resume of results at-!
Miscellaneous
activities
of
the
telephone
lines,
camp
grounds,
I
construction,
seeding
and
gener-
Clatsop counties in the 1933 Gen­
tained.
“Mary had a little lamb—”
Mottet Creek company were walk ) Portland.
eral and Special sessions.
“Well, what’s the rest of the com­
F. M. Ruhl was in Portland
I
worked
for
and
voted
for
the
roads,
A.ls stieep
«»»«n driveways,
Hr.vewuys, fences, | al maintenance of the Tollgate
bination breakfast?”
j
Oil
Age
Pension
law
when
old
;
Monday
morning
on
business.
construction of <' dwellings and ranger statiin. Maintenance rout-
i age pensions were not so popu­
lookouts, water resources im-.
'•••* i ine of the CCC camp itself con-
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, lar as now. This law passed the
provements and community kit- . j 11
tinued
____1 without interruption.
House with only five votes ma­
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULA­
chens are included in the list of ,
jority.
TION, ETC.
CCC projects as outlined I . I To conduct the varied work
I voted 100 per cent for all
Superintenaent T. W. Barber. ' | program, men have been stat- Required by the Act of Congreu
measures sponsortd by organiz­
Using modern equipment, camp i ioned at various points in the
Of August 24, 1912, .....
ed Labor, and in 1933, there
road crew members maintained Umatilla forest outside of the
Of the Vernonia Eagle,
was only one Local in Columbia
140 miles or forestry truck main camp. Large sidecamps, lished weekly at Vernonia,
County; and that was the I. L.
roads. New construction of ' roads each 30 miles distant from the gon, for Oct. 1, 1936.
I was voting according to my
amounted to 4*6 miles. Other | main camp, were at Black Moun­
State of Oregon, County of A.
principles and not for the ef­
maintenance was on 80 miles tain and Vista Point and smaller Columbia, ss.
As exhibited in Portland
fect
on organized labor as there
of telephone lines and 43,000 work camps and lookout stations
Before me, a notary public in
last week shows several
feet of drift fences needed for were at various points as re- and for the state and county were only a few union votes in
new interior refinements,
quired.
control of stock,
aforesaid,
personally appeared
but no change in external
Fire resuppressiin work, in-
Efficiency and interest of the Ray D. Fisher, who, having been
appearance— for the Lin-
eluding construction and main- Oregon boys, and recently en- duly sworn according to law, de­
coin Zephyr is already The
tenance of tool caches, oper- rolled Montana members, in pro- poses and says that he is the
Car of the Future.
ation of four lookout stations, secution of work assignments owner of the Vernonia Eagle, and
instruction in fire fighting and were favorably commented on by that the following is, to the best
We shall be glad to give
smoke chasing and operation of J. F. Irwin, supervisor of the of his knowledge and belief, a
a demonstration to anyone
TWIST BREAD
an emergency fire crew consunr- Umatilla forest.
interested.
I true statement of the owner­
ed 1200 man-day.
ship, management, etc., of the
That
Is
Giving
Wide
According
to
present
indica-
Construction of two forest
aforesaid publication for the date
Satisfaction
camp grounds for the conven- tions, members of the Mottet shown in the above caption, re­
ience of vacationist visitors and creek company will be assigned quired by the Act of August
to
other
CCC
camps
throughout
hunters required work through­
24, 1912, embodied in section
out the summer, The Langdon the state after the proposed dis­ 411, Postal Laws and Regulat­
bandment
of
the
Mottet
aggre-
_ sites
lake and Timothy springs
ions to-wit:
now include complete sanitary gation during the latter part of
this
month.
facilities, water pipelines on the
it you want to hear the
grounds, fences and community
Boys from Columbia county
facts, listen to
kitchens containing
_ fireplaces.'
who are included in the company
Other construction projects of in most cases will be sent to
WM. HARD
the company included 11 miles camps nearest their homes. Mem­
Political Commentator
of telephone lines, 5800 feet of bers were permitted to announce
KOIN at 8:00 P. M. each
drift fences. 1
miles of sheep their preferences as to compan­
driveway, 1000 feet of pipelines, ies to which they wished trans­
night Mon. through Fri.
three spring reservoirs and
table and seat conbinations
camp grounds.
Carpentry crews completed one
bridge, one dwellisg, one lookout
tower, two lookout houses and
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
WE RECOMMEND
one cabin. The structures are all
Lincoln-Zephyr
Ask For
Try It
Vernonia
Bakery
Vernonia Laiindn
ind Dry Cleaners
Iteri Mills
County Commissioner
Faithful Service To All of
Columbia County
Pd. Adv., Bert Mills,
■ionia, Oregon.
Protecting your funds
Banking By Mail Accounts
corned.
We Mothproof All Garments
Checking— Savings— and Time
Deposit Accounts
—Guaranteed One Day Servie
Deposits Insured
Men’s Overcoats, Men's Suits and Ladies
Coats and Suits ....................................... 85c
M. K. Johnson,
Phone 711
Vernonia- Ore,
Motor Co
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W. B. Coon
Directors:
Geo. G. Paterson, Vice
Johnson, Cashier
C. L. Wagner