ROSEBURG NEWS-RFVIEW. ROSEBURC. OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1928.
SEVEN
Original Estimate and Accounting Sheet
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4
This original estimate khows In parallel columns the unit costs of the several services, material and
! supplies for the three fiscal years next preceding the current year, the detail expenditure for the last one
or said three preceding fiscal years and the budget allowances and expenditures for six mouth of the cur
rent year. 'Six uiomlu ot the current year" means sit months of the last school year.)
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PERSONAL SERVICE:
1. Superintendent
3300.00
9164.00
7 500.00
' 7500.00
' pi).!
75.00
' 2&0.0
I 1802.00
UVH 80
:2X!.6
342650
625.00
347.50
60.00
' 3526.50
8518.50
74334.95
66SI.il
8X0.00
C13.03
247.20
Special Offer fcr Friday and Saturday only
1 can 12 oz. Royal Baking Powder (47c) and one $1.50 70
1'rmctpaU (5)
'. dcuers (4
Janitors ..
Clerk. ..
Stenographer
Royal Caking Powder Co. De Luxe Cook Book, ail for.......... i mmj g
7. Ulher services
WX Mi
iaVVAiiMJCDmmY
r Vtt$ OF UNIFORM
.VV COFFEE QLAUTY
Tuni r nnnirrnrninr l,s ""king that He should say mat
closest companionship with
i PROGaAM IS FINE!
Tolal Personal Services
MATEltlAL AND Sl'l'I'LlES
1. Furniture (desks, etc.) ....
2. Supplies (chalk, etc.)
3. Lioiary books
Janitor s supplies
7. fuel ..
. Light
S. Water :.
10. Postage aud stationery .
.. SS2H9.0O 132355.88
500.00
2600.00
450.00
K00 00
1200.00
1600.00
400.00
76.00
479.35
1473.79
21.65
704.17
1780.75
618.11
163.85
6.00
f 1575.00
4300.03
33S50.OC
3600.00
45000
325 00
125.00
(44225.00
$ 400.00
1300.00
125.00
350.00
850.00
750.00
200.00
37.60
I MS01.26. $ 73693.04 172226.47
$ 2245 91 ' -2.r.27.18
193 20
369.54
77.87
1553 69
413.62
69.00
the !r' Hutldings an grounds....!
Lord; they had listened to His
teachings, had lived with Him and
walked with Him. They had seen
Him do His wondrous works. Home
were present at the transfiguration
all were present at the cross, all
know concerning the tomb. But
the power for our warfare la not
found lu any natural abilities, or
any acquired ability."
"He says, 'put on the whole ar
mor of God.' . We wrestle not
against flesh and blood, but against
the principalities, against the pow
era, against the world rulers of
this darkinvss. We are in the
night, though the night Is far
spent and the day is at hand. This
darkness has aertaln world rul
ers, and we wrestle against them,
against the host of wickedness In
the heavenly places. We have a
spiritual enemy as well as a spiri
tual Warfare. In chapter one we
are seated In the Lord, where it
is all His work. In this chapter
we are standing for the Lord, aud
it becomes our warfare against
i At the Ulbje conference at the
iI'reijyterlan church last night Dr.
' Sulciitfu took as his subiect.
"Tlie Warrior of the Heavenlies,"
timling his topic in the sixth chap
ter ol Kphesiana, "where we have
set befure us," he said, "the church
in her warfare." The work which
the church la called upon to do Its
warfare Is lu the heavenlleB. She
pirt'oimed upon the earth, but her
work is to proclaim the gospel to
the unsaved,' but her warfare is
against Santanlc hosts, in order
that an opportunity might be given
for her work to succeed uKm the
earth. If we do not take into ac
count the wartare in the heaven
lies, our work upon the earth will
be minus any real results.
It is because this has not been
considered sufficiently that the
wheels of the church have drag- I spiritual enemies in a well-organiz-ged
and indeed the wheels ot the s ed army, against demons. Higher
church have multiplied until some ! grades of of these spiritual beings
limes you can't hear the voice ot are called world rulers, spiritual
the Lord in the church for the i princes, who stand in the heaven
whlrrlug of the machinery. We are lies for the earthly princes. They
going lo think of the church at J are powerif' and principalities. The
war tonight. We begin with the . necromancers and diviners of this
tenth verse of this sixth chapter of ' world are demon possessed. He
Ephesiona. ' Filially, my brethren, speaks of the defense In the war
be strong in the Lord and In the fare: 'Put on the whole armor of
power of his might. Put on the - God.' The alatluaary part of this
whole armor of God. thht ye may larmor is for the wiles of the de
be able to stand against the wiles j vii, but for the fiery darts of the
ot ine uovii. ror we wrestle noi
against flesh and blood, but
against principalities, against pow
ers, against the rulera of the dark
ness of tills world, against spiri
tual wickedness In nigh places.
From verse 10 to verse 18, he
gives us four tilings concerning
the warfare. Tile power is wholly
spirilual. It Is the strength of Ills
niUht, the power lu which Ho
wars. That is given-to us in
Total Material and Supplies....! 7625.00
MAINTENANCE AND KEHAMS:
600.00
2000.00
61X1.00
400.00
260.00
ir. Hi Buildings and grounds
Rose Huildln.es and grounds......
Henson Uuildings and grounds..
Fullerton liuiluings and grounds
Total Maintenance A Repairs! 3650.00
ASSESSMENTS (Highways, Roads, streets, Bridges)
Total Assessments
INDEBTEDNESS:
1. Bonded, and int. thereon. I 19600.00
2. Warrant, ami int. thereon.... 4100.00
Total Indebtedness
TRANSPORTATION OF
PUPILS ..
23700.00
J 1500.00
Total-Transportation of Pupils
INSURANCE: -
1500.00
1350.00
Total Insurance
MISCELLANEOUS:
Clerk's Bond
Other Expenses
Total Miscellaneous
EMERGENCY: ,
Total Emergency ..
100.00
1000.00
1100.00
1500.00
( 6146.67 1 4012.60 7450.01
I 375.64 300.00 S 581.60
160.56 450.00 808.88
108.46 250.00 308.13
42.70 260.00 ' 271.16
87.65 76.00 71.94
3 775.01 1325.00 $ 2041.70
Bridges):
I 4787.50 $10287.60 $ 21000.00
1550.00 3339.00
( 4787.60 $11837.50 $ 24339.00
$ 802.50 $ 925.00 $ 2046.60
$ 802.60 $ 925.00 $ 2046.60
$ 884.42 $ 700.00 $ 1411.62
$ 884.42 $ 700.00 $ 1411.52
$ 481.64 $ 525.00 , $ 1197.09
$ 481.64 $ 525.00 $ 1197.09
$ 8881.44 $ 9735.17
$ 4384.92 $ 1088.66
$ 1500.00
$ 861.36
$ 28414.57
$ 1802.50
$ 1302.40
$ 1134 93 $ 1617.70
GRAND TOTAL .....3129714.00 $15233.60 $63550.00 $133287.08 $120475.15 $07739.54
I, A. J. Geddes, do hereby certify that the above estimate of expenditures for the year 1938-1929 was pre
pared by me and that the expenditures and budget allowance for six months ot the current year and the
expenditures for the three fiscal years next preceding the current year as shown above have been compiled
from the records in my charge and are true and correct copies thereof.
A. J. GEDDES, District Clerk.
wicked one w-e have the shield ol
faith, a moveable piece of armor.
What Job needed was the shield
of faith.
"I believe there is a personal
devil, just as I believe there is a
personal Christ."
Dr. Sutcllffe referred most ef
fectively to the mistakes made
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
4 4i Notice la hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 4
SOUTH DOUGLAS !of Douglas County, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of
PRUNE POOL SOLD said district will be held at Junior High School on the 26th day ot
! November, 1928, at 2:00 o'clock In the afternoon for the purpose ot
Offlclnls of the South discussing the budget hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to
Douglas Prune Pool met In Oivore on the nronosltlon of levying a special district tax.
Myrtle Creek last night and ; ., The total amount of money needed by the said school district dur-
sold the 1928 crop to the Hats ing the fiscal year beginning on June au, izx. ana enaing june a".
American company, the high- ,1929, Is estimated In the following budget and includes the amounts
est bid being from that con- !to be received from the county school fund, stale school fund, ele-
corn. The price received by mentary school fund, special district tax, and all moneys of the district:
the South Douglas Pool was
when worldly movements swept 'he highest paid for any ( Eati
over the church, staking ail on prunes sold this year In Doug- PERSONAL SERVICE:
money, men and equipment, and ! las county, the following was
Isaiah 61, verse 1; where prophetl- ; forgetting the spirit, and crowd-") the price received: 20-30's at
cally it is declared, "The spirit of
the Lord is upon me." He has an
ointed me to do therwoik. ilea
Ji-sus arose In the synagogue at
Naarcth, and there was handed
Him the scroll of the law, He
read that passage, and we read in
Luke that He claimed it as His
own. Tout is the power of tho
ing the prayer meeting into a cor
ner- The two essential wotipong
are the sword of the spirit which
is the word of God, and prayer
in the spirit.
Tonight the subject considered
will be "The Christ Under Figure
of the New Man." On Sunday the
subject will be "Power for Tractl-
holy spirit. We are perilously near I cal Christians Living." and on Sun
forgetting the person aud work of j day evening, the closing service
the holy spirit. i w ill be held, the topics being, "Tho
Wo feel that we have numbers, Future of the Church; What will
money and physical equipment. I the Coming of the Lord Mciin to
mid wp feel that Ihoi-e are all that
are necessary to do what we are
("tiled upon lo do. Hut It Is said,
"It is not by might n-ir by power,
hut by my spirit, salth the Lord."
Tl.e illsclpU's were to tarry at
Jonisalcm until tire promise of the
Faliior came Uon them. They
were to do their work In the power
of l lie holy spirit. Inimedlfr.tely he
tore He ascended. He said "Ye
shall receive power after that the
holy spirit Is come upon you. It
the Church?"
SYLVESTER LOWE,
DRAIN RESIDENT,
DIES AT HOME
12i cents, 30-1(1 s at 10) cents, 4l
40-50's at 9 cents and 60 60 s
at 71 cents. All prunes were l
sold in bags, eliminating the j
packing cost.
!
;
1. Superintendent
2. Principals
3. Teachers
4. Janitors -
5. Clerk -.
6. Stenographer ..
7. Other services ..
BUDGET -
d Expenditure
No. per year Salary I
1 $3,300 "$ 3.300.00
. 6 9.164.00
49 67.5O0.OO
7 7,500.00
1 " 900,00
1 . 675.00
250.00
Total
' M i V 1:
Aspirin
Tablets
WlH-n Paiftost Afplrtn
Tablets arp tnkf-n for
Ihe rrUit of pain, you
ran d'ien I on tliPir
Miikk net ion; tiVy nit
usually dissolved with
in ; f'couds. Thru
inMMfi are mad from
(he hir'icnf i-jirtillty of
ti ( . n a."iirln.
We rroommenrt tho pur-chn-e
of lh- hot He nf
1 i " til hi! b'MHHtif!
l'irvtr.-t AM'irli. Tat
liu havo tto nwtiy u-n
tint! It Is win to liav
a njj'piy hamly.
. 69c
Dottll of 100
Na'Jian Fullerton
Tha j!cyZ Drug Storm
Rowburf, Orsaon
; Eucene Sylvester Lowe, a well
! known rt'il( nt of Drain, passed
away at his home In North Drain
about noon yesterday at the ace
of 76 years. He was born in New
j York on July 6, 1H52, and had llv
j ed several years In Minnesota and
Washington before coming to Ore-
eon .having located in Ditain about
3i years uo. He was married
while living in Minnesota, his mar
riage occarinK on on September Tl,
J,K, which was 50 years apo last
September. He is survived by his
; wife and one brother, Alvin II.
Lowe, of Io Angeles, Cnl , alfo
! several nephews and nefres in
I various parts of Oregon. Funeral
i noivlres will he held at his home
j Saturday afternoon at 2 p. m. and
inteinieiu will take place In the
! Putnam cemetery near Drain. Fun
; eral arrangements are in charge of
. 1!. C. Stearns of the Douglas Fun
i eral Hume.
i ,
Total
MATKKIAL AND HIPPI.IE8:
1. Furniture (desks, stoves, curtains, etc.) $ 500.00
2. Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.) 2,600.00
3. Library books - 450.00
. Janitor's supplies - .. 800.00
7. Fuel 1.200.00
H. Light 1,600.00
9. Water ' 400 00
10. Postage and stationery i 76.00
Tolal
iMAINTKNANCK AND I1KPA1H8:
(Senior High building and grounds $ 500 00
Uunlnr High building and grounds . 2.00000
Hose building and grounds 600. 00
Henson building and grounds 400.00
Fullerton building and grounds 250.00
(S9.2S9.O0
ROYAL FRUIT
PKCjS
Gelatine . . 25c
ALL FLAVORS
INTRODUCING
Golden
Macaroni,
Spaghetti,
Err Noodles
Age
2S
10c pkgs
for
lie
110061.76 lj
1 Trump
i i4oi 70 ID; A
21b.
25c
Cookies
50c
SOMETHING NEW FOR BRIDGE 'PARTIES
Cut in shape of Spades,
Hearts, etc., pound can ..
PERFECTION SODA
3 LB. CADDY
Crackers . 42c
SALTED OR PLAIN
POUND
Candy
LARGE JFLLV
LARGE JFLLV BEANS
MARKET DAY
4 LB. PKGS.
Raisins . . 28c
EAT RAISINS WITH RICE KRISPIES
Ralst'n'sBranlSc
LARGE PACKAGE
SOAP
5 BARS
Crystal White 19c
HERSHEY'S
Cocoa
Half lb.
tin
"PIOGLV WIGGLY 8PECIAL" 1 LB. PKG.
Pineapple
Fancy sliced or crushed, flat can, 2 for
25c
EVER A PESSIMIST
GLAD HE'S
COMMUNITY CHEST
NOT YET FILLED
(Continued from pnpre 1.)
I
$;t0; Douglas Funeral Home, $.10;
Aflffnrlaifd Truck Un $;!!; Hh li
nen Chevrolet Co., $J5; Catching
Motor Co., 92: Kvelyn H. Xi-oo.
1'5; J. W. Perkins. S-'; A. J.
money without reorganltlng teams .,,' ,mhr ,,,T;
to re-canvass the cily to Increase T ,.,,. .,. ,nh.. u 'i..
V . i . '.hi. I - Waller Kurtt, 12; A. M.
Kuudtsou, $12; Fred Schwartz,
f 7,625.00
CALL FOR WARRANTS
Another
Sleepless Night
Total
INDKHTKDNKSS:
il. Bonded, and interest thereon .
2. Warrant, and interest thereon .
19.600.00
4,100.00
Tolal
TIlANSPOItTATION OF
. 1.600.00
123,700.00
Total . ...
l.NKlKANt'E:
$ 1.3C0.00
For years ! didn't know what a Total
round night's sleep was. I would i MlHt'KM.ANKOl.'S
toss and turn all night, getting up I 1. Premium Clerk's Bond I
in the morning looking and feeling
like a rag. To make things worse
I was hothTed d'iring the day with
a nagplng headache, dizzy spells
and Indigestion. I was literally a
wreck when 1 hegan taking ox gall;'
for my liver. 1 got It In the form of To,al -
Dioxol tablets and had not finish- Toi" estimated amount of money for all purposes
ed one naikace before I felt like during the year
E.3 I IMAl &L RECEIPTS
oc! t'zni d'jrirs the comli'.s
I 1. Premium Clerk's Bond
; 2. Other Kxpenses
Total .
EMKKI1KNCV:
I Miscellaneous
mono
1 .0110 00
$ 1.5H0.00
sources during the coming bchool year .
Including pro-
A. J. CirJIlIIKS, Clerk.
a new man. 1 began sleeping sound I l.
iv 1 .t,l(t w . r FrC no';i"-
Notl-. Ii horebv (tlvn that all ' RHUally through the day." , 8pn0o! 'Par
warrants or 8c!ki tf-r't No. 4. Your livpr ran hare more to do, l'rom mc wnool fund durlnic the coming school
Douxlas Counlv. Oregon, up to and 'with your health than you suspect! ' yPaf -
Imluuin No. H.oom. irorHitfd fnrWhe the liver berome slugKlxh ' trem e'fnientary s hrtol fund during the s honl
noii (;iynieni. !ecember ltjth, 1S27. 't fails to cleanse the blood of the i ,, ..irRJ :
and nrior therein are thu ,u,o -n. ' ixjtsons formed In food waste.! r.Bi..i.,f. aminjni 10 oe receive rrom all other
ed for payment, and all Interest j These poisons permeate the ays-j
rease from this dute, November jtem, causing a toxic condition j
2nd, ikuown as auto Intoxication. This In
Jturn brings on nerves, sleepless- -!
nr, hieh blfjd pressure and dls-
iwn ot the stomarh and kidneys.
Niituiml ox gall, extracted from tho
IUer of tho ox, in rwognlzed as the
ilneit ton!: for the human liver. Ii
! a natural liver stimulant and
literally rejuvenates that organ,,
hitii is to rejuvenate tho entire
rt)Rt-m. The pure grnulne ok gall
Is to be had In dainty. taleos
form lu Dioxol Tablets. Km h Dlox-1
ol Tablet ri'itresents ten drops of
pure ot gall and coU than
two eenta. Try a few and see th
liovol has pu turo of ox's hud on1,u,',"!t lburth building,
parkaire. On sala at all good dirg i" planned for hunda
gl!ts. Stierial ajtct L'liarnian's!?"- ldita'Pui of edu aiicnul
drui store. . ' at II ."V.
ia.5oo.oo
2.H0O.O0
18,00t.oo
$ 4.1.300.00
390 Eait Talor 8t.
Phont East 6953
Roscburg phont &41
The Arrow Line
Portland. Rosebiirg.
Marshfield and way
poinU
lar Tortland S P. M.
Leave Koseburg P. M.
Pntumstic Ttrss Used
Total est 1 ma led receipts, not
poaed tax
RECAPITULATION
Total estimated expenses for the year $129,711.00
Total estimated receipts not Including proposed
I - . 43,3'K)00
ItHlaiite. amount to b ral-ed by district lax
lalej this 2th dwy of Ortobnr, 1WH.
H. It. KHOKMAKKK.
Chairman lward of IMreciors.
Attest; A. J. (;eddea, IHntrht Clerk.
HARDLY KNOW IT j
With ll n-w thlngK you unuld ,
(;nulnrt . hardly know the interior of 1 he j
reai Mr-1
r night at
(iBorueous displays of
red apples, golden pears, peaches,
grapes, melons, cranberries, and
end leas lists of crisp vegetables,
from lettuce, celery, etc., to the
big squash and pie pumpkins werii
being arranged today by the gro
cers whose weekly meaaages you
will find in these columns tonight
when you sit down to read the
news and news those stores are
bringing to readers of this paper,
not only tonight, but every week.
It is tho kind of news that means
material savings to every family
who takes advantage of what these
HdverliRers are offering. And w
want to say right here that these
displays that the market editor
saw this morning as he made the
S 3 600 00 rmn"'8 ' ,ne business section of
' , Roseburg. are good enough to be
Hhown in any fair anywhere. They
represent a lot or work on the part
of growers around the county, who
are always on the Job to supply
what our folks must have to eat,
and then the work of getting these
1 iiifiim 'displays together Is another big
item for the grocers, but these ad
I l.'.n-i liiiFii am In h iiiMriitefl imoil
J ,350.00 I" ,l0 their part In supplying needs I
lot 1 lie community, men mere are
the endless other foods products In
way of canned and dried foods.
the fresh meats that are offered in!
today's paper for your Saturday
hiiopplng list, so that all together
makes a fellow believe that
IoiikIs county is really a "land!
flowing with milk and honey." j
We talked with a couple of gen-
tlcnien this morning who were
anklng about business conditions 1
rf MuHchnr? Ann" If the cltv and i
county were not all the time broad 1
enhist out In a business way. The
market editor had Put finished his
rounds of the advertising fod dls-;
.miners, and was "olumb full" of
the subject, so that those two'
"strangers within our gates" had a
lot of f1rt hand Information com
ing to them about what a being
done all over ihls matches I mp
rpia valley by the good people who
are doing their bit in helping along
urnerai prosper'''.
Well, our follts will be glad Ihey
ATP livluu. if thev are not alreadv
$ h6,-l 11.00 so, when they r-ad thene stoie
j mejijMtK tonight, and If ou don't
find a lot ol thtiik's therein tha
will make ever body amiln v ru n
nerved by mother. mts our
guess.
contributions.
nations art a bigger factor this
ycHi. hut the amount to data ha
not been large. It Is hoped that the
public will realise the hardihip
that will be worked ooti the hp no.
lusclous.1
cent. Ill some cases thin means
that llii lr artlvliy must be greitly
curtailed from what It Is even now
Hit team standings last night
were, shown as follows: H. C
bi-ic'k tram 73, Noble CloeUcl's
team 62','r, W. r. Harris . te im
S2 .t and A. J. Ilochradi I s team
4:1'.,. Aa can be readily sicn tile
sums received trom the lerritoi'ie
wee not as large as expected, ai:d
this brings the committee to the
coni-!ufloti that more subscription
may he Increased by ' the
calivui.hlng.
The number of subscribers yt :t
teida. was 61 and their names are
given aa follows:
1mpqua Valiey Tlank, 60; Kluh
er' Iipt. Ktore, t:ir; Or. (ieo. E.
Iloiu-k. :tr. ; llll'i Mimic Sltire.
112; W. tl. liay, ?J2; L,. Lozler,
12; Itosi burg Hleam Lntindry,
SU r.il; Motor Bhopliarage, I12.G0;
H. I,. Whipple, till; Nathan Puller
Ion, M0; Model Hakery, $10; Joe
K. Flurry, Ji.r.O; I,. J. Haines. H;
Pullman Cigar Store, $6: Perry If.
I'rott, $; chat. u. Carnahun, far
mer, $."; C. I- Hamilton. 15: 11. V.
Kleeman. $5; Dr. D. Payne, $5:
Harry Burr, (5: Thos. Cobu, 5; It.
L. Hudson, 1; Everett Varlln, $o;
J. M. Ptrlluy, 15; Hoy ' ufham. J5;
I. . 11 !agc, S; Helen C. I.iake,
$.j; Herman Althauae, $r; Dr. S.
I,. Deljipp, '; Mrs. 1). Y. Allison,
12.60; A. C. Ilownilin. J2 50; J. E.
Kent, f 2.!ll ; Kl ed lliockley, W.
cecond ' Clnicnce While, $2; Ucv. Hoy
! Achor. fl.Sfi; II. c. Diwon, tl;
Margaret rlnrliy. tl: V. K. Cole
man, tl; Fred llamlllon, 11; U. I.
Hiinnlcntt, 1; Jack Frost, tl: A
Friend. 11; A Friend, tl; M. II. Em
niltl, II; J. W. Wilght. tl; E. W.
KimIhcoM, It: Jam" Meilill. tl
I 1,100.00
I.DO0.0O
I29,7M00
' ) j -5i ' ' '.-'i- '
Or merely mince at things in ;
half-hearted way? Stimulate
their appetites with bak
The best tabic tonic you've
ever seen. And remember,
the pleasure of eating
stimulates digestion pro
motes health and happiness
"THE GATES OP HELL"
It's lite sermon suhj'- t at I he
Ilaptittl rhunh Hundny ninht. Fine
mustr. Preludft qoet ion. A udtto
rttim repaired and niade very at
tractive. pieriP-e st 7 So MuMhewi
will preach.
At the Ted Hoy re'iial tonight
a superb vot. - nrtisMr act itin- j
pHiiint- a fine Colbransen tirnnd :
piano, fnied for the occasion by
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