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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1936)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1936__________________________ VERNONIA The Open Forum - - Mr. Editor and readers: Here comes a very important justified question as to who shall be trusted to handle the tax money, it is the county treas urer and in my opinion Gladys E. Peterson has been a faithful servant and has done the work well therefore I am reccommend- ing to all of yiu voters to re elect Gladys E. Peterson county treasurer. Albert Adams Deer Island, Ore. i______ *_______ EAGLE. VERNONIA, OREGON_____________________________________ PAGE THREE i <7' --- as a. spy. trapped. orc ocean, óeds./ietcC a. capture on, island off South. America,, cur a. /cue of the experiences' ke has etPcudecU into fits deep-sea. HIGHWAY RUDENESS CAUSES ACCIDENTS Many persons who would never be discourteous in their homes or in their daily activities forget themselves when they get behind the steering wheel at which time seemingly they are rude and ill- mannered. Such is the opinion formed as a result of a survey of an eastern city, report of which survey has been filed with Sec retary of State Earl Snell. ‘The ten greatest public ene- ,mies would not be classified as such if they would improve such a simple thing as their manners,” indicates the report. These eme- mies are classified as follows: “The bluffing road hog, the impatient driver, the careless pe destrian, the driver who insists on being at the head of the pack, the driver who will not signal, the double parker, the driver who will not dim his lights, the dri ver who turns in the middle of the street, the driver who weaves in and out of traffic and the horn blower.” “Certainly fewer accidents would occur, many lives would be spared and injuries prevented if users of the highway would ob serve the simple rules of cour tesy that they would not violate in their homes, their offices, or their businesses,” concludes Mr. JOY THEATRE Saturday Without Orders From a story by Peter B. Kyne untino ater Copiera, ¿o fiant rdyr and. octopuses' & wnwr the handling of more than 60,000 and “Doc” Jones left Saturday additional transactions, reports ( night on a hunting trip to the Earl Snell. ¡John Day region in eastern Ore- i gon. “However, the added business, was taken care of with propor tionately less expense per trans- 1 action and the cost of operating | the departments was comparative- I ly lower than during any of the ( last four years of which an analy- i sis was made,” states Secretary I Snell. The motor vehicle depart- 1 ment handled nearly half a mil- ■ lion transactions in the six- , month period. ---------- .---------- Ed. Bollinger, Emil F. Messing ’ Announcement i i I have secured the services of a real shoemaker. Come and try him out. Tèrminal Cafe CLINE’S but None Shoe Repair Shop I I*___________________ Snell in his analysis of the re state’s office during the first six sults of the survey. “The re months of this year over the minder ‘Courtesy Prevents Ac same period in 1935 resulted in cidents’ appears on every enve lope mailed out from the motor vehicle department of the sec ELECT retary of state’s office, the slo gan having been adopted several months ago for use in connec tion with the postage imprint County Commissioner placed on the envelopes.” ---------- *---------- Faithful Service To All of the best served food FOR SHERIFF of Columbia County Bert Mills MOTOR VEHICLE WORK ON STEADY INCREASE And other good things to eat at the M. R. [Cal.] Calhoun f An Experienced Competent Officer Columbia County Pd. Adv. M. R. Calhoun, St. Helens, Ore. The tremendous increase in business in the motor vehicle de partment of the secretary of Pd. Adv., Bert Mills, Ver nonia, Oregon. Dark Days are here again ANDREW CHOLICK Are All Your Lamp Sockets Filled Democratic Nominee for County Clerk I was born in Illinois 45 years ago. Spent my boy hood days on a farm inMinnesota and attended public school there. Attended colleges in Michigan and Illinois. Graduated with a degree in business administration in 1913. Resided in Oregon 23 years ahd Columbia county 19 years. I have had 15 years business experience merchandising, ganking and insurance. Connected with farming for a number of years, and have always taken keen interest in public affairs, es pecially anything in the interest of the common people. In May Primary election I led my opponent seven to one in the precincts where I am well known. I am familiar with the duties of a county clerk, and if elected I promise to give the people of Columbia county a courteous, efficient, honest and business-like administration. Manning Bowman HEATING PAD An active member of the Grange. F. O. E., Artisans and Townsend club. Color- Apricot. 3-heats Pd. Adv. Andrew Cholick. Sunday and Monday Sunday Matinee Price ................. $3.25 Jack Holt in Zane Grey’s End of the Trail Heat indicating, Tues, and Wed. —DOUBLE FEATURE— Two Fisted Gentleman HALF ANGEL Thurs. and Fri. The Road To Glory Coming Will Rogers and Janet Gaynor in STATE FAIR Ramona chrome finish FOREST GROVE, OREGON Enlist a Bank as Your Ally in Protecting your funds WAFFLE IRON Price Banking By Mail Accounts Wei- corned. Checking— Saving»— and Time Deposit Account* Deposit» Insured birectors: M. R. Johnson, Pres. Geo. G. Paterson, Vice E. H. Johnson, Cashier W. B. Coon C. L. Wagner See the New 10-Speed Mixmaster (it Oregon Gas & Electric Co. Vernonia, Oregon
