Motor ycuK Tews Gets Big topics Announcement Made— Deer— it was reported this week that M rs. Marvin Hult bagged the lar gest deer to be taken from Grant county this year. The animal was shot near the headwaters of Field creek. The party of which she was a member returned from the hunt ing trip Monday afternoon. Examinations for the positions of principal industry committee adviser and several grades and medical guard-attendant and assistant have been announced by the civil service commission. Applications must be on file not later than October 26, the bulletin states. Get# Visit Deer— at Gales Creefc— Kenneth White teturnel late Sun Donna Mae and Deloris Barrett ray evening from Ochoco Teserve scent the weekend with their grand where he was successful in bagging parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barrett n deer. He reported sighting a of Gales Creek. number of deer in that territory. Beach XHXHZHXHZHZHZI PUBLIC SERVICE HOUSE PAINT Visitors— Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Watts and daughters, Jane and Mrs. Ed Richie, and daughter, Sherry of Seattle, spent Sunday at the beach. I Here from Rainier— Mrs. Alvin Lachine and son, Al vin, Jr., of Rainier were Monday dinner guests at the Rex Pemble heme. Portland— In Nels Chambers and Mike Ludwig spent Tuesday in Portland on busi ness. Tuesday Combining White Lead, Zinc Oxide and Pure Linseed Oil in correct proportions to pro duce Good Coverage and Long Wear, PUBLIC SER VICE House Paint is a Big Value at this SDecial nrice- Gallon $2.95 HOFFMAN Hardware Co. Ph. 181, Vernonia HIHIHIHIHIHSH Visitors— Mrs. Margaret Powell and daugh ter and Mrs. Adolph* Nelson visited at the Mike Ludwig home on Tues day. In St. Helens— Mrs. Nels Chambers is visiting with friends in St. Helens this week. At Parents’ Home— Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Burke have been staying with Mrs. Burke’s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ludwig, since Friday. Here Sunday— Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burnside and son of Portland visited the J. H. Burnside family Sunday. Here from Eugene— Mr. and Mrs. Chet Roberson of Eugene visited here over the week end. Get« Trip— A social item of last week an nouncing the marriage of Howard Seger and Gold Schroeder should have mentioned the names of Gar land Seger as best man and Gar land Monger and Thermon DeHart as ushers at the ceremony. Also in place of the naming of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Monger, among those attending from Vernonia, it should have been Mr. and Mrs. Garland Seger. PEACHES, Wadhams Fancy, No. 21/^’s, 2 for PHEASANT FLOUR 49-lb. sack PHEASANT FLOUR 24»/2-lb. sack 29c $1.55 g3c No. 1 tins “ TRAINED SEALS BUT THEY RESPOND Jgk TO AD SUGGESTIONS Tender, Juicy, Delicious- Once you see the smile of satisfaction and delight with which your family greets a taste of our steaks you will resolve right then and there to never serve them any other kind. DELIVERY SCHEDULE Corey Hill—10 A. M. and 3 P. M. O-A Hill and East Sid 10:30 A. M. and 3:30 P. M. SAM and BOB Grocery & Market Phone 761 Quantity Orders Gladly Delivered ■ X A Statement to the Public Of Our Position 8-oz. tins 3 for 25c Requires the best of Products to be pro perly cared for each day. We purchase practically all of our meats from the Upper Nehalem Valley. ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN Duncan’s Market Wadhams Fancy 9-lb. bag 16-oz. jar 1-lb. tin ....... We have never antagonized Local 37, I.W.A., although at many times their methods have been, as it present, most unethical. We assert that if the demands of Local 37. I.W.A. were granted, that the em ployees 100% become members of said Local, the Company would be placed on the unfair list by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, and that the sale of the Company product would be so cur tailed as to force a shutdown or at best a 50% reduction of manufacture. We have no quarrel with Local 37. I.W.A., or with its individual members, but we did not VfOte to strike and whatever of loss to the employees of this plant, there has been or may be, is the result of their actions, not ours. We have notified our employer of our willingness to work at any time we are notified to report for duty. We believe that a strike at this time is not the desire of a majority of the em- ployees but was agitated in its inception by desire to get some money into their treasurer, that the agitation was and is fostered by a minority group whose sole purpose is to stir up trouble and disaffection among the employees and not to better conditions, hours or wages of the workers. 45c Local 37, I.W.A. has never obtained for its members any betterment of such conditions, hours or wages, but is coasting along under benefits granted to the A. F. of L. before the split in the organization. TO THE MEMBERS OF LOCAL 37, I.W.A.— 15c We ask careful, thoughtful consideration of the matters at issue, decide for your- selves who is to blame for this shutdown and if it was advisable or justifiable. 27c Specials for Frid ay and Saturday, Sept . 29 and 30. King's Grocery Where Your Money Ihujs More 2 Deliveries Daily ■ ■ Realizing the value of public opinion in any emergency involving the inherent right of any group of citizens to exercise such privilege as may be granted by law, we wish to place squarely before the public our position in the controversy between the Oregon-American I.umber Corporation and its employees. We base our contention on the following facts: We contend that we are within our rights when we maintain a Local Union affiliated with the A. F. of L.. and that such right cannot be denied us under the present laws. PINEAPPLE TIDBITS, At the New Mile Bridge k Each ............ 2 for 25c PANCAKE FLOUR, Pheasant Ph. 91 ARE NOT— THIRD—That in view of the points stated and in pursuance of the provisions of the working agreement entered into by Local 37, I.W.A. and the Oregon-American Lumber Corporation a legal strike does not exist. No. 2 tins COFFEE. WADHAMS OUR READERS No. 2’s 2 foi’25c CORN, Golden Bantam HONEY, LOST—Brown leather wallet, con taining driver’s license, chauf feur’s license, safe-driving certifi- ■ate, shell credit card and other vali’.ab'.. s. This wallet was lost some where between Portland and Ver nonia last Sunday evening. Reward if returned to Eagle office. 39tl— SECOND—That men having no direct connection with the point at issue were permitted to vote in the meeting when this strike was contemplated. Your Meat Menu 25c Visit— FOR SALE—20 white leghorn pul lets. $1.00 each. Charles Schmid- Im, Timber route. 39tl— No. 211’s 3 for 25c CUT BEANS, Wadhams Bar« Parent« 9:45 This is the regular Sunday School hour during which there will be a Rally Day program pre* sented. Something new was the statement made regarding this pro gram. You will be profited by at tending. 11:00 The worship hour also will be conducted with the idea of tak ing the work up with more vigor. The pastor will speak from the subject, “Rally for Service.” The Christian Endeavor at 6:30 and the Evangelistic service at 7:30 will carry the note of giving more attention to the work. The Women’s Missionary Society will meet in its anr^:al Cuest Day service. The entire service will be gin with a pot-luck luncheon at 1:00 o’clock. The membership of the society is expected to bring a guest and make provision for that number. Regular meeting in the afternoon. The prayer meeting and Bible study hour is 7:30 on Wednesday evening. The community is cordially in,- vited to all our services. 3 cans 25c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No. 2’s Camay Soap Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brickel left Wednesday for San Francisco, Cal- tornia, where they plan to spend t week’s vacation visiting the Gol den Gate Exposition. —Harvey R. Scheuerman. Miniate; FIRST—That no complaint, grievance or dispute exists between Local 37, I.W.A. and the employer corporation, or if any such controversy does exist that all possible means of arriving at an orderly and peaceful settlement of such point! at issue have not been exhausted. GARDEN PEAS, Pheasant No. 2’s, 3 cans 29c DRANO, « Mr. and Mrs. Louis Coryell of Portland spent the past weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hawl <en. Mr. and Mrs. Coryell are Mrs. At Camp McGregor---- Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ranes and •tawken’s parents. children spent the past weekend at Here for Visit— Camp McGregor. Mr. Ranes spent Russell Saunders, P. F. C., of the part of the time there hunting. 29th Engineers, Co. B, of Portland Visit Starkeys— spent his leave with his foster pan Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Grunden ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Vike. The left Wednesday for Grand Coulee Dam, Washington, to spend some 29th Engineers leave Portland by time visiting Mr. and Mrs. Starkey, train the 27th of September for San Francisco where they will former Vernonia residents. board a transport for New York Visits Mother— through the' Panama Canal. There June Morsen spent last weekend are 160 boys who will hereafter with her mother at Camp McGre be known at U. S. 30th Engineers. gor. Some of the 29th Engineers were -Rationed here for five months last At Vike Home— Mrs. F. Holman, Mrs. John Lee year. and sons, Mickey and Sonny, of Visits Parents— Mt. Vernon, Washington, spent the Russell Saunders of the 29th; weekend at the Oscar Vike home. Engineers Company B of Portland, ! visited his foster parents, Mr. and j Mrs. Oscar Vike of Vernonia, over! the weekend. You Get Them All At Kings PINEAPPLE JUICE, Vacation---- Week TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Evangelical Church Deer— Ralph Williams, cousin of How Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ruhl motored to Portland Thursday on business. ard Allen, got a 4-point deer Sat urday. Return from Vacation— Ivy and Olive Masters returned In Portland— Sunday from their vacation in San Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKenzie Francisco and Los Angeles. spent a few days visiting friends Visit at Olin Home— and relatives in Portland last week. Miss Millicent Olin and Caroline Karenen of Portland and Herbert Attend Services— Mrs. Robert Spencer, Mrs. Ross Olin were guests of the F. R. Olin family Sunday. Duncan and Mrs. Harry Sandon at tended the funeral services of Mrs. Visit Friends— Mr. and Mrs. J. McKenzie spent Milne at Forest Grove Wednesday. from Thursday until Sunday visit Tc Visit Mother— ing friends in Portland. Mrs. Merle Ruhl plans to leave Ill at Hospital— Friday of this week for South Pas Mrs. George Burton, mother of adena, California, where she will Alton and Chester Roberson, is ser iously ill’ in the St. Vincents hospi visit her mother, Mrs. C. J. Durant, She will probably be away for six tal in Portland. weeks. Correction---- Quality, Economy, Service 4 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1939 VERNONIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON PAGE TWO Would you grant the concessions you ask of us and why are we not all at work? You fostered an illigitimate baby and you cannot place it on our doorstep. Our committee will meet with yours at any time you ask if it would seem that a settlement of the point at issue can be obtained, except only an abandonment of our Union Affiliation. Affiliated with the A. F. of L. VERNONIA. OREGON .< Î