La Grande evening observer., November 16, 1929, Page 4, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
(Incorporated)
An Independent Newspaper
FRANK B. APPLEBY Editor and Puhlleher
HARVBY F. WATPHBW8 Business Manager
Published evening", except Sunday, at 1410 Adnms Avenuo,
La Grande, Oregon. The Observer-Mar published every Friday.
Entered at the Poalofflce "I 1-a Orande, Oregon, uh Second
Claim Mall Matter under net of Mnrnh 2, 1878.
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. CITY OF l.A OltANDia
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reserved. '
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Rally, six months In advance
Dally, alnglo copy
Ity Mall
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' SALVATION' AS FORETOLD lllesseil bo the Lord find of
Israel; for he hnlll visited and redeemed Ills people. And 1ml It
raised up a horn of salvation for UK 111 the house of bis servant
David; As be spake by the mouth of bis holy prophets. Luke
1:08, mi. 7".
.. 7 So
..14.60
.. Bo
.. Mo
..(2.50
..J5.00
-C..H0
42c
(Do
i :
Abe Martin
Uiy, lS to H. to Jay ovfV a Apm-
p. iiii.-, riKlitlnk- Cornell team tiuU
h-uh fH.rcnd down to li Hint drfoat !
of I he f(n noil. I
Tho pfifrtlnK nml pluiiKlnK f Hill -Mtirinn.
hiiIi fur t tin lnjuml At
AlarHltTH, finally turnc-il the tllo In j
I'artinoiillt'K favor. (
; City Library To
Have Book Week;
Plan Displays
MISS ADDA.MS IS IIOKIMTAf j
I'HKWC-O, tiny. itl. AP)-Jsut
nnl oywyorm ,i:Ufrtwt'rt In good
The iik-iuk-hI tiling In diiinKln' a
tlulf rlillrl iliront?h a f an' to alore
an' nit I I u y in" any I hint. Never
triUelHc a farmer ier drlvln' an
jjitlomulttle. frr mi-hlti! lie Inlieritc-l
I he utoiM'.v.
LOCAL NEWS
The I ,a CirnmUt pulillr llltrary h
a i il( tnu i,.oi ,tf lii.ll lliinw will M rAnriinj i.t--jiu.n.iiuiiH iur
r ' . ' . - i uip obHfrvajice of national hook
,,. confined- to a hospl only a , K ohscved nevt
few days by the wrist taj. ry ' Urol, Jiy too liia-aries, book stores
frit 1 1 i t-u i UMiniiiy uuiiii. .ii
.... n ,1 H .,
. , "' """ reading.
Many articles jnu.lc .y the High
wrist was moaen. j school students, such as hook nov-
. " ! ors," posters, soap carvings, hook
OLD HASEItALL FA.VS IIOXOH , reviews, and ono mup of the world
lltON .MAX McOIXMTY niarlted by students who have read
NEW yOltlv. Nov. Hi (.VP) imvpi books, will b oil display all
A bumUeil ol.l time baseball fnns, n,.xt Home of tlieso are very
,layem and flKnts writers allenoert lllU,r0(,nif nna Kt,n niIlrtn.
the fuaenil of Joe Mcdlnnlty. fain- Mtja ni.st wpct ,tm ow library
ed "Ltlh -Man" of baseball at the ,lolbl wlJ mnk(, tholr flrM uppoar
.Chiiivb of Onr Lady of. ItefuKe ,, lu IMlKl im dress, In tUc child
In Brooklyn loday. , I MDma with a real lot,- caliln.
'I'hev wtll he there all next week
. il Ilk.Jl- I
lialo not seen the ehlldreirs room or attrmoiiore
valiee In wheat prices
I since It nan opened n. year two latit
liny In the rormer iNenrniioruooa
club rooms." Miss Doty remarked.
"Many of them have not seen the
llhrary since It was redecorated,"
she continued.
New books In both the children's
and the adult departments of the
library will be placed Into, circula
tion at 7:S0 Thursday evening. An
exhibit of children's books will bo
displayed In )lu adult department
of tho library as suirifestlons for
Christmas (rifts. "1 Mil bo Kind fpro.vMons uncbniiKed to a rise of
to in i t;t itAi i: si-:itvifiv
LOS ANOEI.ES, Nov. 16 CAP)
Kenneth !. Dawson, vice president
of the Pacific Steamship company,
with beadiinirters in Portland, said
today "prospects were Rood" that
bis company would inutiKurnto the
first American flair scjvlco betw'ecn
the I'acll'lc.'coast and Europe.
They
! to welcome the children to tho
harement.
Open house at the library will
be held next Thursday In all de
partments with the children's
rooms open until 9 o'clock that
evenlnar.
"This will be an opportunity' for
ninny persons In l,a. f'.rande.who
to talk to parents who tiro Interest
ed In buying books for their child
ren," said- .Miss iVity. Wo will Hi
so bave , or distribution lists of
clilhlrens .books.
Next Saturday niorntnir nt 10
o'clock -there will be a play pres
ented or the boys and friiis.
WHEAT STRONG
AND HIGHER IN
CHICAGO TODAY
filfCAClO. Nov. HI (AP) In
creasing reports of black rust dam
airc la Argentine, together with
Liverpool quotations higher than
expected, led to early fresh 'Up
turns In wheat values hero.
next OH days, was also a decided j
stimulus. Opening at " i 1 ;
advance, Chicago wheat later scor-
ed additional gains.. Corn, oais
nml provisions were likewise firm
er, with corn starting ;c iu -m
up and subsequently rising further.
Wheat closed strong, 4 to 4!ic
a bushel higher than yesterday's
finish. Corn closed ,e to i:c
up; oats, 1 to 1 ouvance,
Saturday, November lfi, 1929
FAIR'S
Your next pair!-)
Enna i
Jetticks
rtm.;t cash
- CHICAGO, NOV. HI (AP)
Whent No. i yellow, hard.
I . I S H : No. 1 yellow, hard.
'.1U.
Now corn No. .1 mixed. Sue;
No. 4 yellow, sntfpSGc; old corn,
No. t mixed, sue; No. i! white,
S3 '.i-c,
Oats No. S white, 4i.c; No. 8
White. 43 ' 44 VisC.
Itye No sales.
Itarley Quotable range
OSc.
Timothy seed 5.40it 0.3.1.
Clover seed 10.25tfi' .17.7C.
Lard 110.37.
Illlm lin. 2S.
Ueilles Contract. $10.12; new
C')S
statement by the 1 S. department J 1 0.7;.
NOTICE ())' PIIOPOSKD TAX I.RVV .
KOTICH IS IIEHEI'.Y IJIVEN that the V'ounty Court of L'tilon
County, oresfon will he In session on Friday,- December ctbj; -loaV; at
lll:0li Ajr.,"t the ortice of the County dudjre In the Court House In
tin, HIv ut l a tlrando, Oregon, for the Jiurpose nt Icvytiw a 'tax upon
the assessable.' properly of I'nlon County, .as the mine uppeata upon
the 1!I2!I assessment roll of said l ouniy ai nuiiii nine umu !
ork
.1. C. Mn a UH'-;
I t ' lllii.Ti To i euMotll nf
l.a (Iniiele. ami pioneer of t be 1 i,ls.p;i.ver subject to such levy will be beard for or against the, proposed
railroad here, suddenly passed : i,.vy, or any part thereof. Tax levies will be. based upon the -following
aw-nv yesterday l:i I'oi lland. ac- 1 eHliniates made by the lludgel Comniltlee: of I'nlon County, Oregon.
About five million pairs of glasses are sold every year.
Borne of them to help your eyes and some of Ilium to help
'your looks. v
; i.-oiilliiK to word received In the
lueul O.-W. nti'ii-es. Mr. Shea was
loir brake specialist for the ().-v.
ill his death. He helped build the
j railt'Ojii through this lenitoi-y In
the 'MI'S, al'lei' illllt lie was all en
i glie-ei- anil foreman on tile road,
i About I '.Hi V he was a travelling en-
I ailleer. Mr. Shea would have In
117 years 'old III I leeember. lie (liov
J ed to Portland from here a nilni
ber ill' yeiil-H ago.
pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 11X, JJiws ol Oregon, lor.m.'i:
ESTIMATED KXI'KNIUTirWKK
((t'Hii-al l-'iind)
" Editorial (lignity (if any) remains on a high plane chiefly
Ijecnuse it is impassible to put on paper the full-throated, j .vicikI 1.!'";;:;'',.!;;!'" ln1!, , v
cur-splitting: whoop 01 joy tnin we leei ime prnniiiK mt" in,
that football came with Monmouth normal. With all the
SIIEItlKEK OFFICE:
Hlierlff's Salary
1st lleputy's Salary
2nd Deputy's Salary
I'ravellng expense In service of papers, etc.
Premium-on Official liond
i-Unlnal service outside of county, etc t.
Office supplies and expenses ;
Extra help
Telephone oi Telegraph
2,500.00
1,111)0.00
1,200.00
1.600.00
100.00
100.00
200.00
U0.00
325.00
Williams. Cleland Wallslng-
alld I
dope which is, of course, the most unstable thinjf in foot- j Ml.' ,..y ,vin' visit ncr daughiei
bull against them, the Eastern Oreson Normal did the i.enore. ami Helen win visit ncr
.... . ,i , .. ... , ,. , I rlstcr, .lean, w ho la a Junior in the
unheard-of thing by coming through its first lootball season j h.,.,.iV ,i,is year, miss i:iy is n j
with only one defeat. Monmouth, with four times as many sophomore tins year. .Mr. yaiisig-:
... I (.j- will vIhH I'iIpmiIh. Mi". 1 toil insoii ,
'istudents and enough beef to overawe any first year team, i will vlBi, hl .ii,nny. smne or i
was outclassed, outplayed and outcoached throughout the t ii-. uioa t" ' I'.it-i mn.t mi!
. , .. . , r, . in i i i i j tile reluiii trip lo attend the con-1
last three quarters. Coach Quinn and President Jnlow and j f lItin-:ii--i.
-some twenty players should be very, very well pleased with !
., . . ... , , Sprains Kiln
tllOir institution today. j,,SN stiles, signal nuilntalner for I
. ' .'the (l.-W. II. -V NT.. sprained ills'
j knee the other day. lie stepped!
' ' i , ii i ' i ' on a rock and fell, Iwistllig his-
; Mr. Cox, who once ran for president on the democratic j (niM jolll m.v,.,.ly, i,u( i now
ticket, it will be remembered, objects to stock niai'Uet news, able to g.-t around with the aid of.
4n the front pages of his newspapers. Mr. Cox (who, wa
are willinir to admit, should have made a much better presi
dent that Warren G. Harding) says that most people are j ''""'croco iiendri. ks who n
not interested in or affected bv the stock market difficul-' .-emiy un went a major opeia-
,. , . i ,i ! lion at the' llraiide Itundc hospifil
ties. He believes lurther that lack of emphasis in the news ,h.ls Ih(, ,,, , n,i H
Will lend to decrease speculative desire. Perhaps so. JJut i pum-d t m good condiiion.
publication of a story of the accidental burning of a child
who played with mutches helps make parents more careful
of their children, more disciplinary wiion matches hre found
News of burned fingers and none of the marginal opera
tors escaped will, we believe, discourage others with the
gambling instinct from playing with slock msirkct fire.
Total
Itoblnson. Is diiviiiK , TAX COLLECTING DEPAltT.MKN I :
Deputy Hire
Collection of personal property tax
Itecords, receipts, premium on bonds,' etc.' .
.. 7,675.00
.. 850.00
laO.OO
740.00
' work lb'
He hopes to return I
middle of next week.
Total -
CLEIiK'S OFFICE:
clerk's Salary ...v
1st Deputy's Salary
2d Deputy's Salary
3d Deputy's Salary
Premium on Official llond
offluo Supplies, etc. .- .....
Extra help
Telephone ei Telegraph
Total
Tit EAST KEK'S OFFICE:
Treasurer's Salary
, Premium ml P.olid
office supplies, etc
Extra help ...
Telephone Telegraph
1,740.00
1.SM.O0
... 1,500.00
... 1,060.00
... 1,080.00
.50.00
... 1.200.00
200.001
1.40.00
7,050.00
.. 1,200.00
100.00
.: '.. 200.00
30.00
.., . 00.00
On Ituslni'
Mr. and Mrs. John Itlehards. of
Cove, were lii town hoi h yester
day and today
on business.
l uloil Visitors
A delegation of sludeilts from
I'nlon attended the Nornuil sebool
Monmoillll lootliall gaine yesterday.
Oil Itllsllicss
VVnllcr E. tlniy Is la La liraiulo
on business for several days.
FAHM OWNERS
. . Among farm operators in Vhis country there is very little
absentee landlordism. More than nine-tenths of the rented
farms are owned by landlords who live in the immediate i Tl, ;v't.T..,iy Sunday school
Jieitrhborhood. and onlv five ncr cent arc -owned bv land-1 class held a business meeting last
lords who Jive outside the state in which the larms are lo
cated. It is a significant and Ki'utifyiiift fact, that more than
four-fifths of farm owners obtained their land by purchase,
.11 1. i : l ..ii ii...: i .. I...
VHII.V h aiiiun a:rct-ll.ile Having I uci'ivutl all Uli'il i!i!a-il.v n.v jl)(-is l-'retieh. Songs were sung.
gift or inheritance. What better proof of the thrift of the : "mi refreshments were served by
American farmer? j'"" ''"""""""j ;
A stlldv of Hio fnvm Iniiiinci' giliiul.init lirinoM mil llio f :wl i ''.n ing Toiiionnw
,, , , , . ? . ... Miss Mary Itunlx wb
inai large nuniDers ol men climi) tno liitltier lium tlay laiior
to tenancy, to ownership. About three-fourths of the fann
ers under 25 years of age are tenants, whereas only one
fourth of the farmers of (!! and over do not own their farms.
Almost one-half of all tenants winked for wages before
operating rented farms.
Personal ownership by those who work the ground is a
highly desirable situation. Farming, more and more, is
roniitltr In lll ll s-eionl il'io lll'iifninn l.'ni'imo-vj i li, n.u! e,,,l
to the landlord are not particularly interested in lunliliuo' up
the property, nor do they obUin the full return lor their
labor. The farm owner, on the other hand, is tied to the soil.
liluht at the hnino of the ltev. and
t .Mrs. it. I.. Putnam. Assistants
wen- appointed to the four stand
jlng eoiiunltteo 'ebalrnian: inenlber
ishlp. .Mildred French;- missionary,
j Dorothy Slant-: prayer mooting.
I tseninl: Schroeder and social,
has been
In l.n llrande for several days vis
llini,' with her .father, i. O. ItaiiU.
and fiieinls. will return to I'orl
lemt Inniorrow where she will re
turn to sehno! following a major
-.ro'iollon,
Keltlt-llcll to Portlailll
Mrs. Arthur Itowen returned to
her home In Portland last evening
alter spending several days visiting
I'l-tenils In l.a tirnnde. While here
was the guest nf Mr. and .Mrs.
i W. II. licutcr. I
l-lls Normal Sehinil
I'rotessor 1 1. It. Dewey, bond of
ill. . .i ii- . , . , , , . . " ai. nog seneoi ai .ioumouin.
lUh piopeity represents Ins capital, and only by lnvpiuvmg iisiie.i the training school or the
the land itself is he. able to increase his capital. He is in
business for himself. Naturally he will work harder than
his tenant neighbor, whose only concern after he litis obtained
a living from the land is to clear enough additional to pay
the rent.
Farm ownership is the basic foundation upon which a
successful agricultural structure is built.
Normal school Friday. The local
t i'.l niin school Is under the dtrec
lien or Miss Kate lloux1 Proressor
Dewey aecouip.-i uled the Monmouth
team on Us trip here.
I
Total
AKSESSOlt'S OFFICE:
Assessor's Salary -
Deputy's Salary
Field Deputies -
Auto expense for field work by Assessor ...
Extra. Help : :-..'..'.'
Supplies, bonds, etc
Telephone .' j .....
Total
SCHOOL sri'ElllXTENDEN'T'S OFFICE:
School Superintendent's Salary
Traveling lixpense (School Work)
Traveling Expense (Hoys' & (litis' Club Work)
Extra help (office nnd grading papers)
' office supplies, etc
Teachers' Institute
Premium on Pond
Telephone
Total .!
COrNTV COi'llT K COMMISSIONERS: ;
County Judge's Salary '
County Judge's Auto Expenses
Itecords, supplies, etc
Commissioners' Fees and Expenses
Trials before County Judge (Criminal) ..............
Telephone ,v Telegraph
Total
DISTKU'T ATTORNEY'S OFFICE:
Telephone Telegraph
Printing, postage, etc
office. Kent, etc '
Stenographer 4.
Total '.
ClU'NTV prill.lt' HEALTH M'l'.SE:
County Nurse's Salary
Traveling expense, telephone, etc
Total i ,
COCNTV HOARD OF HKALTll:
Secretary's Salary, supplies, etc
coricr uorsu:
Janitor' Salary .r.
Furniture K- Flxttires
Fuel
Water, lights insurance, etc
(tulldlug repair, etc.,
, 596.00
....S 1.500.00
.... 1,340.00
1,105.00
100.00
.... 1 .' 355.00
.... 4 50.00
: 60.00
u, 000.00
1.B50.00
200.00
100.00
685.00
..; 250.00
..' ' 300.00
, 5.00
..: cr,.'oo
... 3.24 5.04
.... 2.100.00
400.00
25.0
.... 2,"S0.0
r.o.oo
' 73.00
COl'NTY.AOEN'T: Appropriation for Farm Extension
SEALER OF WEIOHIS v Ml -JI 10
TAX ItlOHATES: .....
INSANE EXA-MINA'I K el
COCNTV Sl'RVEVOIt: Fees. bond. -etc ,
EXPERTINll ItECOUDs
COROXBK INtit'ESI s
novs' & c.iRLS' aid m h 1 v
PACIFIC l'KOTECTIM Sot II 11
CHILDREN'S FARM IIOMI
JI'VENILE DEPAR'IMI T
cmcriT coritT: .
Jl'STlCE OF THE Ii Vf I ( Ol Ills
EMERGENCY EX'Pi hl
INDEMNITY OP DISEASED CATTLE:
PATROL OF FORUMS
1NDIOE.XT SOLDIEI S
I'CKClfASlO OF TOLL (lA'I'E ROAD: :
APPROPRIATION TO APPLY I'PON PURCHASE PRKi
OF SITE FOR STATE I1ICIIWAY SHOPS
PREDATORY ANIMAL DESTitUCTION: ... .:
COUNTY JliHJES' & COMMISSIONERS' ASSOCIATION'.....
SPltAY EQUIPMENT FOR DESTRUCTION OF
NIAL WEEDS ; '..
TOTAL ...
KSTIJIA'TED ltTIC'KlPTS
Fines -
Sheriff's Fees : ! - .-..-..':
Clerk's . Fees .J.V..,.-..-- y
Interest on Dally Deposils '. .'
Estimated unexpended balance , ...
Penalty & Interest on Delinquent Tax
Slate Appropriation for Couiity .l-'olr :..'....'...:.:
' ' . KIX'.M'ITILATION ' ."
Total estimated expenses;for the .year
Total estimated receipts i;.... ;. ;:..f .'.......:..v....'...
'.'';. Ainount'to be raised by Tux Levy :
SCHOOLS AXli SCIIOOIi MHILVItY
County School Fund8, 5770 children at' ? 10.00 each
High school .Tuition Fund -V"'":
Library Fund, 5770 children at 10c Vucu ;......'...'.
t ,i;oo.no
.. 345.00
500.00
50.00
1 S 50.00
... 400.00
S 000.00
, 120.00
240.00
240.00
J 250.00
s, 000. 00
1,500.00
. 3,000.00
.. 100.00
...5 4110.00
:-t 8110.00
200.00
10. .
... 2,500.00
500.00
...J ; 25.00
750.00 j
,..$04,811.00
...J 1,000.00
... 750;00
... 7,500.00
... 3.500.00;
... 10,000.00 I
.: 13,000.00 I
1,000.00:;
I
Siach VA to 10 cxlnt nar
row narrow medium
wide anil extra niile.
Junior Knnn Jetlicks
in smnrl, luilorcil slyles
for the modern miss.
2' C- to 9 AAA lo .11.
5 lo $6
,.....:j36,730.00
...:..ii)4, 811.00
30,750.00
..;..'..?58, 001.00
l '
57,700.00
... '32.000.00
....'' ' 577.00
Amount to be raised by Taj Levy
J-:.STLMAT1J1 ItlX'l'-'iUTS -Twenty-five
'per cent of l''.orest (Centals
(This amount' cannot be deducted from amount to. be
' raised by tax levy) . '.:; ' ' -.
i-:niim.t:o i-:xii-:.N"wtri"Ki''.s
(Knail J'uud) i
Koads & Lrldges: .......',. '.
KSTTIMATEl) IIKCKIITS
Motor Vehicle Licenses: i
Seventy-five per:ccnt Forest Rentals .'
.....i 90,277.00
... 1,000.00
$ 72,000.00
.'45,000.00
- 3,000.00
;
5,000.08
..t 50.00jj
75.00'
iso.ooH
.. 300.00!
-I
"' ; Total. i
ltW4JIIIIi.M'IO.'
Total estimated expenses for year (road fund)
Total estimated receipts - ........,...'...-........
. , . '' Amount to be raised by Tax Le-y
j-sTiM.TKO.:xi;Nin,.rnK
: : (Market Itoud i'und)
Market lloads: 1....:
kstimaTivd KfxaiUpn'.s
State farket P.oad Fund :.
, . RKCAflTVIiATSON
Total estimated expenses for. year (Market ltoad Fund)..'..
Total estimated receipts ..'.:............. .::..:;;....
Amount to be .raised by Tax Leyy- r. ......
Interest on Road Itonds:
Jtoad Itond Itedemptloju:
Total Estimated Kxpcndltures Xor ull iiui-Jioscn: 1 481, 688. 00
Total Estimated Receipts from all Sources: 100,750.00
. Total Amount to be Raised by TSX Levy'
lNDEIlTEONEKS: .'
Road itonds .'... i
. 48,000.00
... 72,000.00
..... 118,000.00
..$ 24,000.00
99,000.00
. ' 1 '
.1 25,000.00
'..4 99.000.00
.. .'25,000.00
V 74,000.00
35,500.00
.J 90.000.00
us quick, V
( SAFE, SERWICVi
"You're, quick!. You're safcl Tou
served us well."
That's what our customers all
tell. . :'
Inquire, about us. Then youil
have us do your moving. You'll
find out about our promptness,
politeness and reasonable rates.
1 1 r rri
..I371.S3S.S0 i
..4f 74(1, 000.00
KXPi:xWTniRs ixr thrri; vr.,Ms ix'kiig man
A C05.00
1,800.00
000.00
Sheriff's Office
Tux Collectlong Department
Clerli's office
! Treasurer's Office
Assessor's Office
Comity Surveyor
t 8.197.24 $ S.ltll.SS
l.liSS.37 1.877.02
irail'iWtal
miEssmstsssatrm
Total
WATER MASTER'S OFFICE:
Waterniasler's Salui-y,
COUNTY FARM:
Repairs nnd supplies .
Care of Inmates
traveling expense, etc..
1.S60.00
.... 1,000.00
... ' 750.00
.... 1.600.(10
600.00
5.100.00
... 1,500.00
1,000.00
600.00
STEVENS-VAN ENGELEN CO
SD3
New! New!
All Wool
ANKLET AND TAM SET
79c each
lallelim igli i'enni 111 'Powtl
Nearly all of the Pcndbion high
I-- heel leutliall (ealll members
were here yesterday to attend the
Meaiamilh.E. O. Normal game.
I '. nil l.-l un is especially Interested
in the Nermal school team be-
e;nie several Pendleton hoys are
011 the s,ilad.
tlil:T MI'.N' HI'J.ATI'll
W ASIIIMITON. Nov. lit (AP)
'tii.tl the ani'cslors of the late
Woodriiw Wilson. Andrew Mellon
.'iii.l Alfred l;. Smith came from
the same county In Ireland and
tint th.-y probably were related Is
I'l" 1 iillelllsion of Mtsa .lean Ste-ili-nson,
a Washington genealo-
t mh 1.1. Dii'i: ti:d; ts-11
i WOVEIS. Nil.. Nov. in (AP)
A thilllluK rally that netted two
1, in !i. lowns in tho final quarter.
r.avc Dartmouth a Beamtlomil vlc-
TOtal ...
PAUPERS:
t:ounly Aid Allowauces '
Hospital Services t IndlgiMH pet-sous -
' County Physician
1'hysteiun service otber than by Ceunty Fhynldan,
burials, nursing and special care rendered
Supplies to Indigent persons
Total
PENSIONS: ....
MOTHERS'
IAIL:
Prisoners' llourd
Suplilles. etc
I
Total .
REOISTIt.VTItlN:
ELECTIONS
ADVl'.ISTlSlNii:
Publication Notices, Court Proceedings, etc
I'nlon County Fair Hoard t
Eastern Oregon Live Stock Show Association
Hoys' & tilrls' Club Work ut State Fair
Advertising County Resources
ToUl ........
2,400.00
400 00 1 Si:,,l Superintendent Office
; Olllliv . nun mm v vn,,.,...."
Court Molls-'
County l-'arni -
Waterniasler's Office
I'aupera -
Widows Pensions :
County Hoard of Health
Advertlslm.'
County Agent
Sealer of Weights Measures
Insane Examinations, etc
Expertlng Records
Jail
Elections Registration
Coroner Inquests
Hoys' (k (iirls' Aid Society
Pacific Protective Society
Chlldrens' Ktirm Home
Juvenll Court
Circuit Court
Jusllc t4 the Peace Courts ........
Emergency Expense
Indemnity on Mseased Cattle
Tax Rebates -
bounty Nurs
Destruction Predatory Animals
Indigent Soldiers
Judges' Jfe Commissioner Assn
District Attorney's Office
Official Court Reporter
Forest Patrol -
fllrli.' Juvenile Hospital
Roads A ltrldges
Market Roads
Interest on Itonds
Redemption of Road Itonds
1,500.00
J 3.000.00
. 6,000.00
180.00
2.000.00
4,000.00
IU.ltsO.e0
4,fl0.0
. t 2.000.00
50.00
2. 0.1 0. 00
4.500.00
0.85.1.44
1.443.80
4,804.05
15.00
3,049.91
3,673.82
4. "87.14
390.05
1.050.55
(1,100.05
2.137.50
340.00
2,045. . 12
2,500.00
353.18
15.00
2.!t7C.29
4,144.04
403.01
120.00
240.00
279.1 S
9.019.37
2.379.15
1,633. It!
10.00
17.-i.4i!
:.9t',4.0l
500.00
549.00
'.5.00
494. Do
I
1.500.110
1,000.00
1,00a. ail
200.110
500.00
319.85
(3.141. 7-J
Ji.422.28
51.100.00
tJO.inni.ftO
.... .200.D1) t"
WITNESS ni" hand nnd the seal of tho C.unty Court, this
IKI-..4I.I
Nov. lli-2
0. 834.07
1.489.01
4,944.711
15.00
3. 1 Oti.-SS
3,015.72
4,084.911
177.95
1,349.10
7.026.39
2,403.00
370.25
1, 705.32
2.200.00
343.42
5.00
800.00
2.745.11
1,796.5s
425.S4
120.00
240.00
199.38
$,032.40
1,069.49
1.321.11
691.10
2.368.94
600.0a
20,1..r.O
25.00
279.M
C0S.00
364. SO
1. 000. 00
C5.724.75
HI. 804.23
47.800.00
90,000.00
l'.)2S
8.31 1.77
I, 942.62
II. 813.44
1,447.70
5.015.83
15.00
3.01 S.I it
3,806.50
0.037.20
692. 2S
1.261.40
9.955.115
3,005.00
340.00
2.809.20
2.700.00
318. 57
15.00
400.011
l.SlC.r.'!
4.027.54
617. SO
I 20.011
240.011
240.00
286.09
7,198.11
1,130.22
1,905.55
30.00
6113.80
2.418.92
600.00
120.00
25.00
638.43
1.200.00
324.13
116.186.21
63.694.50
4S.OJ7.r,0
90.000.00
l'.udget
Allows nee
1 929
i 8.375. Oil
1.750.00
7. 035. 00
1. 616.011
4,9X0.00
5 1 1. 1.10
3.2 15.110
3.925.011
7.SO0.O0
1.000.00
1,200.00
7,8110.00
2. S110.no
400.00
2,100.00
2.600.011
.145.011
50.00
4H0.OO
3.050.00
450.00
120.00
2411.00
240.00
200.00
9,000.00
1, 80(1. 00
3.000.00
100.00
500.00
2.750.00
500.00
25.00
6(1 5.00
1.200.00
400.00
5 7.000.00
54.000.00
40.000.00 .
90.000.00
T A.
The good looking shoots
e ' . that lit nnd .- .',
$5 feci like foot- i3 i
to wear of the t0; ,i
more expen- i(
sivc kind. ' .$)
. ''' r '-- -
Combination Lust . ti
with ''.''
Yranli CleaYiricn
Piles Go Quick
Piles are caused by congestion ol
blood in the lower bowel. Only an
internal remedy can remove the
cause. Thai's why salves and cut
ting fail.- Dr. Lconhnrdt's Ilcm
Roid. a 'harmless tablet, succeeds,
because 'it relieves this congestion
and strengthens the affected parts.
Hmn-Uoid has given quick, safe
and lasting relief to thousands of
Pile sufferers. It will do tile saltuV
lor you or money hack. Red Cross '
Drug Store and druggists every
where sell Hem-ltoid with this
I guarantee. Adv.
Kxpd. '.
first
(i mo.
1929
$. 3.684.53
, 1.674.8H
3.416.16
705.3S.J '
3.220.44
1 1 .6.00
' 1,510.32
. 1.804.76
' 2,054.44
626.95
271.10
11.216.85
1 1.705.00
I60.7S
1,281.20
l,30.fi
452.17
49.C4
31t.2
60.00
120.00
120.00
' 126.30
2,959.91
0S8.4J
1,M.! -
1. 653.71
600.00
191.0
25.00
316.43
600. 0()
330.6t
36.777.3i
7.379.4
19,11)0.00
me Mill clay or November, A. t 1929..
C. K. McCORMICIC.
County Clerlt
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