Vernonia eagle., September 08, 1939, Page 5, Image 5

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1939
PAGE FIVE
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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LEGAL NOTICES
Classified
Ads............
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA
Case No. 3711
LOST—Brown and black pup with
white spot on head, answers to
the name of Finnegan. This dog is
a pet of a little child and the own­
er is very anxious to get it back.
Bob Fulton, O-A hill.
36tl
FOR SALE—Oats and Vetch hay.
Cail at old Snyder place. First
farm past golf course.
36t3
FOR SALE—1928 LaSalle sedan.
Price $90.00. Terminal Cafe.
Vernonia.
36tl
LOST—Black leather billfold with
initials, R. H. B. It contained
nothing of value but a beginner’s
driving license. Return to Ralph
Bennett, 642 Rose Avenue. 36tl—
FOR SALE—Heavy fryers. Mary
Schedwin, Stoney Point road.
34t3
FOR RENT—5-room modern house,
in good condition, located on Sec­
ond avenue. Inquire Mrs. S. V.
Malmsten, Riverview.
36t?—
FOR RENT — 4-room semi-modern
house. See Harry Culbertson.
35tf—
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS—For be­
ginners and more advanced pu­
pils. Thorough in fundamentals,
reasonable in price. Call' at 506 1st
Avenue, corner of Umatilla Street,
Mrs. Lois Clark.
34t3
FOR SALE—Heavy fryers. Mary
Schedwin, Stoney Point road.
34t3
AN UNLIMITED supply of scratch
pads offered at 2 pounds 25c.
your needs and we’ll save some
for you. Special scratch pad orders
Call at The Eagle office. Phone
RUBBER STAMPS are available in
2% days if ordered through The
Eagle. No order too large, too
small. Stamp pads and other office
supplies furnished on order. Let
your local newspaper office supply
these needs.
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FLOWERS
In the Matter of the Liquidation
of the BANK OF VERNONIA,
Vernonia, Oregon
NOTICE OF SALE OF REMAIN­
ING ASSETS OF BANK OF VER­
NONIA, IN LIQUIDATION
Pursuant to an order made by
the above entitled Court, notice is
hereby given that the Superinten­
dent of Banks of the State of Ore­
gon, will sell the assets remaining
in the liquidation of the Bank of
Vernonia, Vernonia, Oregon, to the
highest bidder for cash, excepting
cash on hand and all assigned de­
posit claims against the said bank.
Separate bids will be received for
the assets of the Commercial De­
partment as a whole or for separate
items thereof, and for the assets
of the Savings Department as a
whole or for separate items thereof,
the bids for the assets in each de­
partment to be entirely separate
and distinct. Schedules of the as­
sets to be sold are on file and
open to inspection in the albove
entitled Court and matter, and in
the office of the Superintendent of
Banks at Salem, Oregon.
The Superintendent of Banks re­
serves the right to reject any and
all bids. Any and all bids accepted
by the Superintendent of Banks are
subject to confirmation by the
Court.
All persons who desire to submit
bids for the purchase of all or any
part of the assets remaining in
such liquidation are hereby notified
to present sealed bids to the Super­
intendent of Banks at his office
in Salem, Oregon, on or before
the 11th day of September, 1939.
Each bid must be accompanied by
cash or a certified check for not
less than 10% of the amount
of the bid and be submitted
upon a standard form which
will be furnished prospective bid­
ders upon request. Such forms for
bids may be obtained from Mark
Skinner, Superintendent of Bar.ks,
State Office Building, Salem, Ore­
gon.
MARK SKINNER, Superinten­
dent of Banks of the State of Ore­
gon, in charge of the liquidation
of Bank of Vernonia, Vernonia.
Oregon.
Date of first publication, August
25, 1939.
Date of last publication, Septem­
ber 8, 1939.
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Bauer, Katie Swett, Loui* Swett,
Carl Prentice, Mary Freeborg, Can
Freeborg and Harry Steece, and al.
other persons unknown. Greeting
IN THE NAME OF THE STATB
OF OREGON: You and each of yoa
are hereby cited and required t4
appear in the County Court of the
State of Oregon for the County of
Columbia not less than ten days
rom the service off this citation
.pon you, namely: within ten days
after the date of the last publica­
tion of this citation, to-wit: Sep­
tember 8th, 1939, then and there
to show cause, if any exist, why an
order should not be made authoriz­
ing and empowering the adminis­
trator of said estate to sell the
following described real property,
to-wit:
Lot four (4) Block two (2) Sun­
rise Addition to the City of Verno­
nia, Oregon.
You are further notified that ser­
vice of this citation is by order of
the aboye entitled court made and
entered on the 10th day of August,
1939, which directed service of said
citation to be made on the Verno­
nia Eagle, a newspaper of general
circulation in Columbia County
Oregon.
Date of first publication, August
11th, 1939.
Date of last publication, Septem
her 8th, 1939.
(SEAL)—J. W. Hunt, County Clerk
of Columbia County, Oregon.
tiauity and bring about the total
change of government. Economists
are for hire and will undertake to
prove anything. They are paid to
prove or disprove anything, even
things they once proved. Political
liberty is a fine thing and much to
be desired but with economic free­
dom it will be like dead sea apples.
There are many politicians in our
congress, but few statesmen with
courage to do the thing they should
dp. We need an intelligent and de­
termined congress that will carry
out’ its Constitutional mandate to
coin our money and fix the value
thereof. Had this been done we
wculd not now be suffering the
condition we are in and in which
we will remain until it is done.
Submitted by Mrs. A. E. Jen­
nings, Vernonia, Oregon.
ed an increase in enrollment this
year over the previous year. The
high school showed 208 and the
grade schools 448, which figures
will be increased a little later, it
is believed.
Marion Sexton, editor and co­
publisher of The Vernonia Eagle,
left for Vancouver, Washington, to
edit the Clark County Sun.
FIVE YEARS AGO—
C. R. Pritchard of Gooding,
Idaho, who has been named as the
new pastor of the Vernonia Chris­
tian church, will occupy the pulpit
Sunday, September 9.
Earl Atkins was elected conunan-
de” of Vernonia Post 119, Ameri­
can Legion. Clyde McDonald was
chosen
vice-commander;
Charles
Biggs, adjutant; J. E. Tapp, finance
officer and H. H. King, sergeant
at arms.
C. R. Watts and Emil Messing of
the Nehalem Rod and Gun Club
supervised the planting of 3,500
steelhead in Rock creek Wednesday.
The fish came from the Bonneville
fish hatqhery.
TEN YEARS AGO—
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Thomas pur­
chased the H. T. Ames building
which is now occupied by the Gor­
don Furniture company.
• A carload of sheep was shipped
here Tuesday over the United Rail­
ways by C. W. Cartwright of Sea1
side. They were unloaded Wednes­
day and taken to a ranch near the
Pete Banzer farm below Mist.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO—
The hospital committee of the
chamber of commerce reported at
the meeting Monday noon that
chances are good for securing a
much needed hospital in the city.
Of Past Years
ONE YEAR AGO—
Oregon-American
Nearly 150 COC youths and
townspeople cooperating with the
state forestry workers under the
direction of Herbert Kyle, district
warden saved much fire damage to
Jewell Saturday afternoon and eve­
A LETTER FROM WILLIAM
ning when a slashing blaze scattered
BORTHWICK TO DR. TOWNSEND to nearby timber.
R. M. Aldrich, E. H. Washburn,
Mr. Wm. Borthwick, Tax Com­
missioner of Hawaii in a letter to R L. Spencer and Ed Salomonsen
Dr. Townsend said, “Allow me to with alternates of A. L. Kullander
congratulate you and your organ­ ana C. A. Mills were named as
ization on the signal victory which budget committeemen to assist city
you won in bringing the plan to a' councilmen in drawing a tentative
vete in congress. For a victory it budget for the city.
was. Four years ago for one to have
Reports from local' schools show-
declared congress would allow a
vote on such a ‘crack pot’ idea
would have been a reflection on
hL intelligence. How times have
changed, but with all the change we
still have the economic conditions
of poverty, fear and despair.
“Rest assured, my friend, it was
not because the plan would not
work that it was voted down, but
because those behind the scenes who
were pulling the puppet strings
knew it would work. They knew it
would rob them of their power to
control the flow of money to the
hands of the people, which power
they now have, and have used to
produce the deplorable condition in
which we find ourselves, a condi­
tion which in many ways is worse
than chattel slavery, because the
chattel slave was in most cases
well fed, well clothed and well
sheltered. The chattel slave was
worth money. Which is more than
can be said of a large portion of
our people, who are worth nothing
to their masters and less to them­
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THE VERNONIA EAGLE
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existence. The gold standard myth I
has been exploded, that is, our
VERNONIA, OREGON
money, to be good, must be re­
deemable in gold. Nothing is now
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