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VERNONIA EAGLE,
VERNONIA, OREGON
FRIDAY,
JANUARY 22,
1937
may be introduced into the legis- ectors, Wm. Pringle, R. M. Aid-
His Itinerary
ature raising the salaries of the rich, Emil Messing, H. E. Me :
Columbia county judge and pos­ Graw and A. L. Kullander. A I
sibly some of the other officers, permanent office will be main-1
Entered as second class matter
It should be done, particularly in i tained
' ’
with a stenographer to I
August 4, 1922, at the post office
case of the judge, the lowest paid I put in full time there. R. M. I
at Vernonia, Oregon, under the
and yet perhaps the hardest wor­ Aldrich is president.
act of March 3, 1879.
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ked of them all.
«.ATES V
The Vernonia American Legion
Judge Wilkerson, who in the
oints
worst of times in Vernonia com­ Auxiliary formally received its
"S 1 90 daM
manded a salary of $2,000 (if charter Monday night in a big
limit
memory serves correctly) when he meeting in the Brown building.
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was high school principal and in
Municipal ” officers were all
good times was getting aroundI I reappointed Monday night as fol­
RAY D. FISHER,
$3,000,
carried
over
into
the
of-
1
Editor and Publisher
lows: W. J. Kelly, marshal; D.
fice the same cultural back­ i B. Reasoner, recorder; Lester
ground, unimpeachable integrity
. ,
, - , - Sheeley, city attorney ; M. L.
ELECTING A RECORDER
and fine sense of justice that he Gajnes
water
superintendent>
Suggestion was made at the exhibited here, yet receives only Mrs BaH Waehburn> water col.
council meeting Wednesday night $1200 a year.
The day when lector.
that an amendment to the city even the unskilled laborers havei
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charter be submitted to the vo­ to work 10 hours a day at 40; c. O. Thomas presented his
ters providing for election of cents an hour in camp or mill wife with a new Buick roadster
the city recorder.
This news­ is fortunately gone, yet Judge as a Christmas present. . The car
paper is in accord with the ma­ Wilkerson, with his high degree arrived last week,
jority of the council that fur­ of education, is perhaps lucky if J
daughter Jay spent Sunday even­ lander.
Hartman of the
ther delay in the naming of a he averages that much. Such a
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. engineering corps on the Wolf
recorder would have been de­ situation is unjust and should be
W. Koberstein.
Creek highway was also a visitor
trimental to the city’s interests, corrected.
at the Kullander home.
John
Laramore,
Miss
Erlene
but is does believe that an
Jenkins and Miss Bobby Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Taylor
amendment
to
effect
the THE ENDING OF
i I
were Goble visitors Sunday.
or Portland are visiting at the
change should be drawn up for LABOR DISPUTES
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home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
consideration at the annual bud­
| Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Smith of
*
A
bill
is
reported
to
be
get election next fall.
under Vernonia visited at the home of
Currie.
consideration
in
congress
provid-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Martin
Sun-
The present method of selec-
Mrs. H. G. Sandon is substitu­
tion, whereby the mayor names ing for arbitration for 30 days day.
ting
at the Washington school
Mrs. R. Hall spent Thursday
»he recorder and the council in case of labor disputes, work
this
week
for William Horsham,
O.
W.
Seaman,
state
highway
to
continue
as
before,
then,
if
with
her
sister,
Mrs.
D.
Bays,
confirms the appointment has
not worked altogether happily in no agreement is reached, govern- who lives near Vernonia.
engineer at Eugene, was a house who is ill in Portland with in­
Vernonia.
Very excellent and ment operation until a final set-} Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller guest over the week end at the fluenza.
Such a of Vernonia were visitors of Mr.
capable recorders have indeed tlement is attained.
home of his sister and brother-
R. A. Simmons, chief engineer
filled the office but the polities method appears to offer a reas- and Mrs. Dick Lynch.
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kul- at the mill, is ill with the flu.
onable
solution
of
the
difficulties!
Mrs.
Joe
Lodle,
daughter
of
involved have repeatedly led to
friction. Election by the people now attending strikes. As long Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rainey, left
as the strike is the only method for her home in Houston, Texas
would be a remedy.
of obtaining justice to the work- Sunday.
A few years ago such an
ers everybody loses - the owners,
Mrs. John Martin is recovering
amendment was voted upon. Un-
the laborers and their families,!
fortunately though it included
from a serious case of throat
and the public. Justice without
OF FOREST GROVE, OREGON
election of marshal, also, a pro­
trouble.
such tremendous costs should be
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jacobs and
cedure to which there are ser­
the object of the government.
Enlist a Bank as Your Ally in
' family spent Sunday at the home
ious objections and many voters
Protecting
your funds
who probably would have favor­
' of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hall.
ed
election of the
recorder
,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Anderson
Banking By Mail Accounts Wel-
' and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Anderson
voted against the amendment be­
corned.
cause it went too far, Another
j of Glenwood visited the C.
Checking— Savings— and Time
attempt, leaving the marshal to
, Anderson home Sunday.
Deposit Accounts
be chosen as at present, is
John
D. Baker, and
| Pearl Holcomb were married at
worth while. It is time to be
Deposita Insured
thinking it over.
Vernonia Eagle, Jan. 20, 1927 nine °’clock Sunday morning in
Directors:
the Christian church.
THE SALARY
Lester Sheeley will be paid I A quilting party was held at
M. R. Johnson, Pres.
Geo. G. Paterson, Vice 1 Pres.
secretary of the reorganized the home of Mrs. L. Huntley
OF COUNTY JUDGE
E. H. Johnson, Cashier
W. B. Coon
chamber of commerce, according Monday.
C. L. Wagner
There is prospect that a bill to decision of the board of dir- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Willard and
Vernonia Eagle
\ P
lliverview
The First National Bank
C. BRUCE
Lumber & Shingles
Wholesale and Retail
See my bargains in Kiln Dried lumber at
$6.00 per M. and up.
Open Saturdays
from 8 a. m. to Noon.
Portland-Banks Stage Line
The Independent Line
Stages leave the Vernonia Hotel daily
at 7:55 a. m., 1:25 p. m. and 5:25 p. m. for
Portland via Banks. Stages leave the Cen­
tral Stage depot, Park and Taylor Sts.,
Portland, for Vernonia daily at 8 a. m..
1 p. m. and 5 p. m.
SPECIAL, leaves Vernonia Fridays
only, 6:30 p. m. Leaves Portland Sundays
and holidays only, 8 p. m.
Call service between Vernonia and Keasey
FARE: $130 one way
$2.10 round trip