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i r.' " 1 ' 1 ' I i i .... I wi t nrria marhines ,v T T Iud OnHr K'eit fiuntlny by tlie KeM-ltcTlev Co., liii'. Mr in her of The Aoc-luted Irfwn The ABKOclatfrt PresH 1b cxclusivo ly entitled to the use for repuMlta tlon of till nown HiHpntchCH'credltt'd to it or not otherwise credited In this imper Hnd to all local newe published herein. All rights of re publication "f npcclnl UUputtliCH heroin are also rcaerved. 4IARH1S KLUiWOttTII. Kditor Kntcrcd na second class rmutf-r May 17. 1020, at the post office at ItoseburR. Oregon, under act of March 2. 1878, (presented by Sew York 271 MiidlHOp Ave., t'lil-t-iiRn :n;ii K. Mlrlilgiui Avo, Snu l''nin(lM'n ai!0 lillsll HI met lr troif ;lllt Stephenson Illiltf., I.Om Aiikc-H-h 13:1 H. 'BprlnK Street, .Se attle f0:l Htmviirt Htroet. I'orll.'iml 5'-'0 H. V. Hlxth Htreot, Viii iver. Jl. V. 711 Hull Ul'ltf.. HI. I.oiiIk 411 N. Tonth Street, Alliiiiln IIW Grunt Building. SuliNvrliilluti lUilf'M Dully, per year uy mull Dally, U inoiitlis by mull.... Dnlly,:l montbs tiy mull Dully, by currier per mouth. Dully, by eurrlor per yuur.. . .r..oo . . 2.r" . . 1.26 . . .05 .. 7.80 Learning by Doing IMAGINE tiro chagrin ot young T Orson Welles ot tho Columbia Bioudcnstlng SyHtcm whuu ho found out thut when ho Buy" "IlOO," people In thlH country Jump. Ill" broadcast of tho ultack Jiy tho Mui-tlaim Sunday evening got plenty of reliction. it In amazing, whon you stop to think of It, Unit the people In high daces In tho radio industry know bo llttlo about the medium' they i(io directing thut they would au thorize u program of thut kind. , Muny mistakes, lire iniule by liowspupor publishers but none' woild bo ho inconsiderate ub to Bineur u front pngu with fuke iiowh jimt to glvo the roudors u thrill. After nil, ii norlo of bulletins in torruptlng orchestra, music comes pretty neur being radio's equivalent lit u front lingo. Hut radio la young. There wns tho Biiinu type of youthful Judg ment mid reiiaon In the .Sundiiy night ulTulr ub Unit displayed by a Hiuiill boy who hurls u rock into a passing automobile. Spine things must bo learned by the painful inelhod of trial mid er ror. The radio Industry Iuib learn ed now, that u news broadcast Is n news broaileaat even though It Is preceded and ended with u culm Btatement that It Ib fake, Unit the broadcaster Ib merely kidding. An Urgent Need. AST week grim tragudy took both nu'ther and lulher from u family of seven small ehlldr Then tlie oldest ot the aeven was utrlckeu wllh niinondlcllls ami is puw In the hospital. This colillliuully has seldom, if ever before, been Ihe locale Biich terrlfle disaster and sadness for u Bluglo family. The mystery of why such Ihlngs must sometimes happen needs be set aside. Tho Bturk realily of the fact demands our attention. Tomorrow evening the Business and Professional Women's club of lloseburg is sponsoring a dance In tho lloselnirg armory lor I ho bene fit of tbosu bereft children. 11 is (be iiulck way of raising money sorely needed. Surely this eomUHinlty will re spond In full measure lo llils ur gent need. Editorials on News (Csntlnuoil from vsign 1.) and al Mils early slaije ot Ihe ji.une every Individual (ilile colli idenl ol It. Hope what n suvor II adds lo life, lilld how Hat and dial) lite would he without il! AND. II nu want lo philoso phize, how different nr. the hopea of one Keneiation hole Ihe hopes or the (.'enenilions preied IllR II- A Utile lesa Hum a century ao, tllo uinonauls were poutlni; Into thin mime Saeiainento rniiyon, I heli- (.yen fixed on Ihe weallh to he won by dluclim Hold Nom Ihe nulchos. Now- nnolliei- neneratlon Is building hopes on the Bold lhai Is being poured HACK INTO tnis canyon to biAld a great dam lo Im pound tho walers of the winter run-off so that Ihe thirsty soil of the California valleys liiuv have WHter ciioukU to grow Ihe crops (hut produce moro boM iiunimllj limn tlie miners over dug out the Boll in a year. If you'd mentioned farming to the forty-niners, they'd have snorted like a switch engine, meanwhile wondering what asy lum you escaped from. Who knows what changes anoth er century will bring to us? THE answer, of course, Is that VmmnV bniu-u Thiil'u wlmt makes this life so Interesting. o Better Breeding Credited by Dealer to Annual Show Held at Oakland. Tho Northwest Turkey show, hold annuiilly at Oakland, In ro upoiiBlblo for a very marked im provement In tho turkey Industry in UouKlan county, according to ill. M. Shook, local poultry dealer, who lor several years has been u jude at tho Oakland sliow, the laiKest exclusive turkey lair In tho world. Since the show first began, ilr. Shook re purls, thero lias been a noticeable improvement a the quality of birds marketed by grow ers, and this improvement Is dem ons tin led each year, HhowiuJ; a continued progress. 'The turkey growers of Douglas county are to be complimented on the way in which they have ab sorbed the information furnished them and the stepa they have taken to conform to the latest and most scieiitltie methods ol production," Shook declared. Fowls Improved "Turkeys already received this year Indicate that tho present sea son Is another step forward In the development of a better type of bird lor market purposes. 1 hey aro of exceptionally lino quality, well-meated, blocky and fully ma tured, despite the fact it stil is curly In the season. "(Iroweis aro exercising a great leal of care these days with breed ing slock, feeding methods, killing, dressing and other factors that produce good birds. Breeding Care Shown 'A lew years tigo they used for breeding stock whatever birds were left over at the end ol the season. Now, however, they select the Dens and the loins that mature eary birds that are uf heavy, sleeky buildthe very best of their flocks, making their selections be fore any birds are marketed. As a result of this selective breeding Ihere Ih being developed an In creasing number ot birds whleh mature lor the early market. This Is a great lacier lu favor ol Ihe grower beciuiHOi ho saves ttoventl weeks of feed ciisls. "Theso results aro being achiev ed because tho grower is studying better breeding and feeding meth ods, ami Is really working along scientific llneH. "In my opinion tho turkey show at Oakland Is responsible in it very large measure for this condition. At (hat first show there were many turkeys brought for display pur pnses which would have been grad ed no ;i on the market. Oimvers diil not know the qualities that go to make up a good market bird. "When Ihe Judges pointed out Ihese qualities the growers set about, lo make inipiovementu, and ihe next show produced remarkable retuills, In my opinion that activ ity is one of the most successful of any enterprise ever attempted in Oregon on behalf of the luri.ier." Mr. Shook, who already has mar keted more than Vfi.utiti pounds 01 dressed birds this season, reports that while ihe price, ranging around 21 cents per pound. Is about equal lo that of last year, Ihe growers urn actually making a greater pro! It than u year ago, be cause of lower feed costs. BARBS Ulsa Mn.wvell iiriHtMtM ulle eoulil muke u MiecoKs ol n dinner with John I.. Lewis ami Wlllhim llreen ill Ihe smile liil.lt. She lu"l heller serve soinelliiui; thut won't sliiln Ihe walls. I'rohahly because it's a caiu lialKii year, Herbert Hoover was hilled ahead of Shirley Temple in u radio loruiii. Tile railroads ale cenlM)lllti'ull III. l-'oliliiied lo Iheir beds, so lo spell li. Sl'cretillV W'lillat-.e's Iwn-prh: nlim will find unanimous uiiihomiI wilh Ihe average A 1 1 1 1 i ieun fill .eil lu-ii ne tun pay uie mut-i price and Hie Other l-Yllow has n la Ihe IllRher pi Ice. A colleiie lirnduale admit' Kot a annil job 111 spite ol Ids c.itiell. That shows lite puw niitld ever .Mater, I'linui Cani.Tu will play the putt nf a dumb waiter hi his tirM tlalian nut vie ih I'mhabb he cause he's adept at dmwi ittxt cMinnii; up (fup riKhl. VX'.s. Ni;. Serv ice. Inc.. NOTICE To Milieietw ,ti' tlie Inlimviti;'. nil tin m." h ii v feer, asthma, si'.iil ; Iron I le. ennuium eohl, eat.i'Th t h i'viii'1 Ism. ritm wu ins, or rn ptt'i.i. tiy my tnmie vetnedi-'. V l:" continue In suiter.' U-e t",e li yuu tn Heat ytuu'sdf at heme by makini; Use of lac I have gained by spending yea's ir -j'. t hii. personal cases. Sal isf.te twm i absolutely guaranteed, i :n si i m t Ion s are fellow ed. or nur nu.li' v will be rotiimled. I. at rtiuijL ailments, 1. l'vo aiiiuonU, $1 .50. C. MeCann, Cumui VuUf). O-eirna. Uox Adv, ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, KJSEBURG, RAMBLINGS by Paul Jenkins IT'S wonder to mo bow anyone 1 can make up bis mind bow to ind bow to The mental vole at election time. nroccH sea re sponsible for his final decisions would be most Interesting to ob serve, wouldn't thpy? I don't fi u p pose that many people know right off the bat and months ahead Just how they intend marking t h e i i ballots. Without being conscious of il, and before prejudice has time to get in lis deadly work, I reckon some of us are swayed to a certain extent by what we read, and by what we hear, and thus are on a fair way towards arriving at intelligent conclusions. Hut most of us are guided al most exclusively by prejudice. All of us know enough to have preju dices. ' iiut mighty lew ol us are wise enough to determine the light, or wrong of a matter or tho fit ness of a candidate through a calm and unbiased study of the material at hand lor evidence. This humble correspondent as sures you that be isn't. Take the aiitl-plclteting measure on this year's ballot, for instance. As an average citizen of the state of Oregon, what do you know about il? Have you read The Oregonlan, and determined ar, a re sult (if The 'Oregonlan influences you) to vote against it? Or have you read the .Mod ford Mail-tribune, perhaps, and decided lo follow tho lead of its very able editor, and vote for It. The same infoijnatlou has been available to the editors of each newspaper. Kach editor lias studied this information and each has reached a different con clusion. Yon and I should bo pardoned if we do the same thing. This measure is an attempt up on the part ol" various co-operating groups of Oregon citizens to curb some or the evilH which have permitted labor 'leaders to work not only a hardship upon the em ploying classes (business men and tanners), but upon the rank and fiio of labor itself. This ant i-pickot lug measuro is said by Its enemies (cbiefest. of whom are the said labor leaders) to be too drastic." 1 lowever, one of tho oldest and best known methods of fighting fire, Is with fire. Many a disastrous conflagra tion lias heeu stopped, through use of a backfire, which would have burned all the merrier had, oil been t brown on it. Having witnessed u great deal of selfish inullshileHS on the part of the genls wio control Ihe actions of organized labor in Oregon and t he other Pacific slope slates, I am filled with prejudice in this matter, overflowing with it; and expect to vote for Hie measure, Only about liTi per cent of the men and women In Oregon who ha e reached their majority and I here tore .should have been elig ible lo vole, will take the (rouble to do so. A majority of l his per cent will be the tail which' wags Ihe dog, and if after Hie el ection the dog doesn't like It, (here's not much he can do about il. t won't even do him any good to howl. KRNR PROGRAM (lr.OO Kilocycles) HK.MAINIXG IIOUIIS TOI3AV 1:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr., JlllS. I: 15 News, 111 IS. I:.!0 Private School, MHS. n : no WOlt Symphony, JdUS, r:3i The Children's Hour. f: 45 Shop Fields. 6:00 Moose Lodge Program. 0:15 American Family Robinson. (Mill WOll Symphony, AIDS, ti r -If. Interlude. 6:50 Hansen Motor Co., News. 6:55 News Flashes. 7:0(1 Sammy Kayo Orcll., M1IS. 7: 15 Symphony. 7:30 The lirecu Hornet, MDS. N : ill' Kvoniiii llausuiit. S:.'!0 Brooklyn Symphony. S:I5 -Chicco and His Orch., MIIS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. !: 13 - Interlude. i:J0 Hick Harries Orch., WHS. !i::in Devil's Sciapbuok, MBS. 10:i)P Sign oil'. WKHNK.SIUY. NUVKMliKU 2 7;no-."Kary Jtinlw." 7:30 News-Review Newscast. 7:40 Hansen Motor Co. News. 7:I5J. M, Jutid Says -Good Morning." 7:r.0Ahuni Clock Club. S;00 Montana Mueeh, MBS. S: ta- Hawaiian Serenade. S:.io Haven of Rest. M US. 9:00 Man About Town. !;;ii Interlude, p; t.V Movie Hour. M I IS, IM-.tu. - -Happy (laiiK. MHS. li'.lTi Ihmiemaket's Coram MISS PROPOSED BUDGET AND TAX LEVY FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON. FOR THE YEAR 1939. Notice i.-. her"ly i;iveu that al a session of the County Court of Douglas I'unnli . Stale ol dremui, to be held at the court room at the court bouse in Rosi'l'iuru. I'nnt'.as I'ouniy. ()rei;on. on Saturday, the i'ith day of Nov ember. H':is. commend lie al the hour of Hi o'clock in Ihe fore noon of said day. Hie lollmMiig proposed budget ami lax levy lor said couiily tor the year l!':i!. will come ll p lor heuriim. al which time and place an t.ipa'er sut'.iei t lo said lax levy, w hen made, may he lizard m lavor ol or :ii:ainsi sm ti pioposeil taves, or uny purl thereof, to-wit: GENERAL ROAD PROVISIONS M AINTKN VNCU: Labor, Insurance, to be pro lusl. No. I minis Kipiipinent operation Supplies CONSTRUCTION' AND BETTERMENT: PWA lli-iilue and Dock I'onsllucllon . liuavi L'onsituciiou Less cm Tux BvtmUg - Daily Devotions DR. CHAKLES A. EDWARDS The Bible, read intelligently, devoutly, is one of the greatest boons. Why we neglect it bo, or why we do not read it with the understanding and with our emotions qjjickened to get its beauty and its meaning are ques tions not any too easy to an Bwer. Paul was not exaggerat ing: it is able to make us wise, with tbe wisdom that Is wisdom indeed. It is profitable in so many ways and to such far reaches that anything like a ne glect of it seems nothing less than a crime against ourselves and our own highest and truest good. Why do we so often wtUk In the darkness when it might be such a light upon our pathway and such a guide to our steps. Our God, Thou art our God, earnestly would we seek Thee, who art the source of all our highest and truest good. Do Thou enlighten our minds, do Thou strengthen all our purposes of good and lead us into all the ways ot righteousness and truth. Amen. 10:30 Shirley Howard, MUS. 10:45 Voice of Experience, MBS. 11:00 Mamma Bloom's Brood, MBS. .. 11:15 As You Like It, MUS, 11:30 Iliioul Nudeau, MUS.'. 1 1 : .15 Community Chest Program, MUS. 12:00 Luncheon Concert. 12:1511111 Lewis, MUS. 12:30 Noontime Melodies. 12:35 Parkinson's Information Ex change. 12:45 Hansen Motor Co. News. 12:50 News Flashes. 1:00 Henninger's Man on the Street. ' 1:15 Midstream, M11S. 1:30 1 T. A. I'lOKi-uiu, MUS. 1:45 At Your Command. 2:15 Tho Johnson Family, MUS. 2:30 Nation's School of tho Air, MUS. 3:00 Femlnlno Fancies, MUS. 3:30 To He Announced. 3:15 Sanimy Wutkilis Ol'chestrtl, M1IS. 1:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr., MUS. 1:15 News, MUS. 1:30 "It's Box Office," MUS. 5:00 College ot Music, MUS. 5:15 The Children's Hour. 5:30 Melody Lane With Wanda Armour. 6:00 Musical Hits ot the Week, Denn-Gerretsen Co. 6: IB The Phantom Pilot, MUS. (1:30 Associated Farmers. 0:45 Interlude. 6:50 Hansen Motor Co. News. 6:55 News Flashes. 7:00 Brooklyn Symphony. 7:30 Lone Ranger, MBS. S:l)o Ituss Moruau Music. S: 15 Sons ot Pioneers, MUS. S:30 Famous Jury TrinlB, MHS. 0:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS." 1 11:15 C-euu Aulry. 0:30 Sklunuy Funis Orchestra,; MHS. io:(o siku off. . ;: q : FUNERAL IS HELD FOR MRS. H. HOWARD Kunoriil services were held at 1 p. in. totkiy dt the Uosoburg Under laUiiiK company dm pel Tor Mrs. Hannah llownrd, 8(1, who died Sun diiy at tho home of hoi' daughter, Mrs. .lark Wood, at Kiddle, follow ing a Hhort illness. Airs. Howard was horn Nov. 10, 1S51, in Ohio. Surviving aro five sons "mid daughters: Mrs. "Wood. Kiddle; Mis. Julius Johnson, Almira, Wash liiKlon: .Mrs. Kichard Stephens, Spokane, Wash.; Lee Howard, Cashmere, Wash.; Thomas I low u rd. Spokane, Wash. The services were conducted by tho llev. I'erry Smith. The body wa:i taken to Portland fur vault' en tombment. 0- VICTIM OF SPIDER BITE RECOVERING I'K.NHI.ICTOX. Ore.. Oct. (AIM Harvey Stover. U.S. bitten Saturday by u bladt widow spider,' was reported by his physician to he ret-overlntr satisfactorily today The physician said (lie arachnid's venom caused a serious asthmatic condition in Stover somewhat dif ferent than tho usual symptons. Stover, who Is a beverage distribu lor. continued his work after boins hit ten and a few hours later be came extremely ill. Physicians said this was Iho most serious case of Us kind ever reported here. ALDERMAN SUES SNYDER FOR WOUND l.OS ANlll-M.IOS, Del. 1. (A1-) Kyrl Alderman today sued Cel. Marlin Snvder for JGa.lUHl us a re suit of Hie sensational shoolinc in Hulli KtUim's home two weeks lien. Snyder is In jail, ehai-Ked with allempleil murder. Alderman. whom Miss F.tliliK declared under oalh she had never nutrried. ehafK- ed in his complaint he was shot by Snyder. Miss HIIIuk's former husband, "maliciously and without euuse." Idcd lioni road i i.eoi not in total f 2o.(ine.eo '.ilO.litl .o('H.0l el. "00.00 5,000.00 $ 06.000.00 I 70.00 $ 5T0.0U OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I NEW EQUIPMENT: 2 jpridge Department (rucks 2 Dump trucks 1 Bridge Department Pick-up - 1 Asphalt kettle : 1 Eight foot Pull tirader Small tools and Miscellaneous equipment 1 Scraper .'...'.'.'. : MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES: Office supplies, advertising. Rights of Way, Signs, etc Allocation to Road Districts ESTIMATED RECEIPTS: -Motor Tax ltecelpts Forest Rentals Sales and equipment rentals Sales to other departments Fines .'. Gub Tax refunds Tax, one-half for General Roads Tax, one-half for Road Districts 1IR1DG-E FUNDS?: Labor Supplies, frelKht & express Rentals of equipment .' '. Accident Insurance ' COUNTY OWNED FOREST LAND: Fire patrol, last bait 1038 unpaid Fire patrol, 19:1? '. : Reforestation tax FOREST LAND CLASSIFICATION: Classification and seeding ItO ADM ASTER'S OFFICE: Hoadmastqr's sulary Clerk's salary ; Gas and oil Automobile repairs & insurance Telephone and telegraph Postage und supplies Bond' insurance Accident insurance '. Office machines HEALTH UNIT: Health doctor's sulary .... Nurse's salary Nurse's mileage Clerk's 'salary' Postage nnd supplies Telephone and telegraph Laundry '.. Advertising Accident insurance COUNTY HOME: Superintendent and Mati-on, salary $ 1.500.00 First cook 600.00 Second cook 4110.00 Nurses and helpers X ' 3.000.00 Extra help luuhilry & kitchen 360.00 Laundress ... 600.00 Groceries and supplies .'. 2,300.00 Medical aid and nicdlclnes 1,200.00 Lights, power and water : 1,000.00 Improvements 'and repairs 1,300.00 Ambulance am burials l.OOQ.OO nodding and clothing ' 400.00 Fuel ! : 250.00 Pick-up 400.00 (las & oil for auto 200.00 Telephone and telegraph 1(10.00 Hardware und tools 60.00 Automobile repairs and insurapcq 20.00 Accident insurance 350.00 COUNTY RELIEF OFFICE: Hllnil assistance Dependent children assistance General assistailco ...... Old age assistance SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ASSISTANCE... STATE PLANNING HOARD, supplies JUSTICES' COURTS: . Justices of tlie Peace fees Constable fees .'. ! Jury fees Witnesses fees Record hooks and supplies Jury lists Telephone and telegraph Montis .. ' .'. JUVENILE OFFICER: Juvenile officer's salary Juvenile officer's car & travel tins and olj '....'.. Juveniles' board & room, witnesses ....... Telephono and telegraph Postage and; supplies !..'. Accident insuruuee HOYS AND GIRLS AID . CIRCUIT COURT: Grand jurors $ 100.00 Trial jurors 1,560.00 Witnesses for grand jury 400.00 Witnesses lor trial jury 400.00 Hallil'fs ! 200.00 Court reporter : 1.200.00 Counsel appointed by court 210.00 Supplies 60.00 Meals anil laundry for jury 10.00 Telephone and telegraph 60.00 Postage 10.00 Law books a 51(0.00 Repair of courtroom 1,000.00 COUNTY COURT: County judge's salary S 2,000.00 Clerk's salary 0 Ili.u0 ('entity Commissioner's per diem l.liOO.eo County Commissioner's expense 500.00 County Commissioner's per diem I.OHO.OO County Commissioner's expense Olin.oil County Court travel expense lOll.on Postage -ln.lio Printing and supplies 25.00 Telephone and telegraph SO. do Association dues ami expense 10ii.uo Budget expense In. 00 ().-& C. LAND GRANT COUNTIES: Association dues. bal. 193S unpaid Association dues. 1939 DISTRICT ATTORNEY:- Stenographer's salary District Attorney travel exp Telephone and telegraph Hooks and supplies Postal supplies SHEIIIFF'S OFFICE: (Unv Enforcement! Sheriff's salary '. Chief deputy's salary Second deputy's salary lteedspqrt deputy's salary Field deputies service fees Field deputies mileage, etc Gas siitl oil Telephone anil telegraph .... Sheriff's travel expense Office supplies Box rent and postage Aulo insuruuee and repairs Bond insurance ... Transportation of prisoners : Accident insuruuee SHERIFF'S OFFICE (Tax Department! . First deputy's salary Second deputy's salary Clerk's Salary .. Extra t-U"-k hire Postal supplies I Record books & supplies ., Telephone and telegraph 1 ., Accident tnsuimce . 1938. 3,600.00 3,500.00 900.00 750.00 ,220.00 700.00 1,600-00 f 11,570.00 2,500.00 $ 2,500.00 , -15,000.00 .15,000.00 5H1.140.00 - ..... .. 1-1,300.00 750.00 2.000.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 4,500.00 45,000,00 45,000.00 141,140.00 20,000.00 .. 1C.000.IJO .. 1,500.00 .. 2,000.00 $ 39,500.00 ..5 1.640.00 .. 3,300.00 96.01 ? 5.036.01 500.00 500.00 2,000.00 040.00 250.00 200.00 100.00 125.00 6.00 46.00 3,310.00 75.00 3,000.00 1,620.00 (iOO.OO 900.00 200.00 100.00 50.00 10.00 60.00 $ 0,510.00 15,030.00 1,000.00 ..i 10.000.PO , . -.. .. 10.000.00 .. 45,000.00 $ 60,000.00 ..$ 6,000.00 100.00 1,500.00 50.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 '25.00 35.00 20.00 1,200.00 100.00 250.00 1U0.O0 70.00 80.00 60.00 6.000.00 100.00 $ 1,930.00 S 2,160.00 600.00 S 600.00 O.tUO.OO ? 6,000.00 .5 1 .200.00 1.500.00 $ 2,700.00 l.nso.oo InO.Oo 125,00 WO.oO 23.00 i 1, 130.00 2.0I.HI. on 1.512.00 1.5H0. (Ml 60(1,00 3IMI.00 Inn. Oil too. Oil 350.00 'JO'i.O'.i 2(1(1. On 12.".lt(l !'!S K(l 2u(i.00 50.00 I'.Mi.fM) i.328.6(l 1.: J.Ull 1.30O.OH l.oVil.OO 5iiti.ini Sml.Oll :iii.nii 30.00 13.00 SHERIFF'S OFFICE (Del. Personal Deputy s saiary - Travel expense '. - Gas and oil Auto repairs and expense Simnliea .. Extra clerk hire ... Cruising and establishing lines Auto Insurance - Accident insurance - COUNTY CLERK: County clerk s salary First deputy's salary .' Three deputies' salaries iiecui il utiuna aim cui,,..." postage and expresB Adding machines & typewriters Bond Insurance Telephone and telegraph Accident Insurance Board of equalization COUNTY TREASURER: Treasurer's salary Deputy's salary Postage & supplies Typewriter and machine repairs Telephono and telegraph Bond Insurance Safety deposit box Accident insurance COUNTY ASSESSOR: Assessor s salary First deputy's salary Second deputy's salary Extra clerk hire Field deputies Record books and supplies Machines and repairs Postage and express Travel expense Telephone and telegraph Bond insuraiico Advertising Land office reports PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT: Superintendent's salary Clerk's salary - Superintendent's travel expense Advertising and. supplies Postage !nd express Telephono and telegraph Institute COUNTY SURVEYOR: Surveyor's salary allowance Surveying, viewing, etc Drafting clerk Postage and supplies Government corners Telephone and telegraph Bond Insurance Accident Insurance COUNTY CORONER: Coroner's fees Coroner's mileage Jury foes Witnesses fees Physicians Telephone and telegraph Bond Insurance COURTHOUSE EXPENSE: Day janitor's snlai'y. Night janitor's salary Janitor's supplies .'. - Gardener's salary & exp. p( Light, power tb water ' Mainte.unnce & repair? Fuel ...'... !.,.'. Furniture fc fixtures Accident- insuruuee COUNTY JAIL: Prisoners' board Repairs and supplies Finger prints & photo supplies Laundry & electric range Medical aid & medicine Guard or matron COUNTY AGENT & 4 It CLUB AGENT: Cosnty agent Club agent SCALP BOUNTIES AND PREDATORY ANIMAL CONTROL: Coyotes 2,000.00 Wild cats, lynx, etc 300.00 Government hunter travel exp 300.00 Predatory animal control 1,000.00 5 3,600.00 INSANE AND FEEBLE MINDED .. PUBLISHING AND ADVERTISING: Tax foreclosures Court proceedings Budgets : Semi-annual reports Audit SEALER Ol.' WEIGHTS AND MEASURES STATUTORY AUDIT: County audit Justices' courts audit TAX REBATES VITAL STATISTICS WATER MASTER, Dist. No. 16 DAIRY & HERD INSPECTOR:' Inspector's fees Supplies FAI11 irYlliniTQ STATE. FORESTRY DEPARTMENT "'ZZZZZ GENERAL SUPPLIES 'SALVATION ARMY :. EMERGENCY COUNTY SCHOOL FUNDS SCHOOL LIBRARY ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (State levy) (esti-mated) ESTIMATED RECEIPTS: Cash balance on hand Sheriff's fees Clerk's fees Auto camp Inspections Auto stickers Fines Interest on delinquent luxes Statutory cancellations Transportation of prisoners County share of liquor lax O. & C. grant lands funds Plus General Road Funds PROPOSED LEVY: Elementary School Fund (State General County fund County School finiil School Library fund General Road fund FINANCIAL REPORT: Amount of bonded Indebtedness Amount ot warrant indebtedness on war rants issued and endorsed "not paid for "ant of funds" Other indebtedness Z..ZZZZ". Dated this ytih rtav nf n,.mK... in-o COUNTY COURT OF DOUGLAS COUNTY. OREGON By HURON W. CLOUGH. County Judge. ' -By It. L. STEARNS. Commissioner. ,... "' "' IJOADMAN. County Commissioner. t p i- v v , . , ' c,"';leiur.v ot midget Coram ttee, 1. I). GARRIsON, Chairman of Budget Committee. Tax) 1,500.00 100.00 170.00 260.00 " 50.00 100.00 100.00 20.0Q 50.0P - ' -- t 2,350.00 2.000.00 1.512.00 VstO 00 - (jooioo - 450.00 200.00 50.00 50.00 20.00 60.09 8,182.00 1,500.00 1,080.00 225.00 . 225.00 '30.00 150.00 10.00 4.00 $ 3,221.00 2.000.00 1,512.00 1,080.00 300.00 2,100.00 . 600.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 45.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 7.717.Q0 750.00 750.00 1,500.00 1.OS0.00 200.00, 300.00 250.00 50.00 100.00 3.IS0.00 900.00 100.00 150.00 214.00 50.00 31.00 25.00 30.00 $ 1,500.00 200.00 200.00 50.00 50.00' 50.00 20.00 15.00 535.0( lawn .... v...r.,., , 1,110.0(1 l.OSO.OO 200.00 780.0( 1,200.00 1,5(10.00 45U.00 300.00 70.00 $ 6,725.00 1,700.00 250.00 60.00 200.00 50.00 50.00 $ 2,300.00 2,200.00 1,2,00.00 3.400.0U ...S 200.00 $ 3.625.00 600.00 100.00 70.00 10.00 $ -1,105.00 200.00 200.00 ? 750.00 250.00 $ 1,000.00 .. 6,000.00 3 6,000.00 100.00 100.00 300.00 300,00 5 600.00 10.00 S 6I0.0U . 400.00 ? 1,896.53 000.00 300.00 0,000.00 67. S 10.00 678.10 400.00 1.896.53 500.00 300.00 5.000.00 67,840.00 678.10 52.710.51 52.710.51 ?362, 808.08 None 1, Mn.no 8,0(10.00 6C00 1 .ooii.iio 700.00 8.000.00 2.99 250.00 1,200.00 lli.OOU.OO $ 30,812.99 833 1,993.09 i 90,000.00 SI21.995.o9 r (estimated) levy) ..$ 52.710.51 ... 210.766.15 ... 67.8to.00 678.10 ... 50.0il0.0o 3121,995."!) None None None