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fo r a ll g ra d e s a n d ag e s. B rin g
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WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
t a k e n ^ “ id v erU sT n g "13’ W ber6
a d n iissio n c h a r «e is “l a de o r a co llectio n D enton in F a lk to n , S o u th D a k o ta , j y o u n g p e o p le ’s a tte n d a n c e a t ques- :c h u rc h ,
j m o n s on th e Ifo ly S p irit. T hem e for
does n o t im p ro v e, a c c o rd in g to re - , tio n a b le a m u se m e n ts, u n til a sub-
No d isc o u n t w ill be allo w ed R e lig io u s o r B e n e v o len t o rd e rs.
S u n d a y m o rn in g : “ T h e P e rs o n a lity
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T rin ity E p isco p al C h u rch
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¡p la n n e d fo r social g a th e rin g s , u n d e r
A ¡car th e R ev. P . K. H am m ond
DONATIONS
fo r y o u n g peo p le; 7 .3 0 , p re a c h in g
c h u rc h a u s p ic e s .”
lob fS ? J 0 n ati0 n 3 to e b a r iti? s o r O therw ise w ill he m ad e in a d v e rtis in g o r 1
H oly co m m u n io n a t 8 a. m .; S un- service, e v a n g e listic m e e tin g ; W.*d
Job p r in tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be in cash .
Y es— M atted M ilk tw in b re a d 10c. | T h e
c o n fe re n c e
on
“ S u n d a y d a y School a t 9 :4 5 ; M orning se r-
n e sd a y n ig h t, peoples p ra y e r n u e f-
Bon Ton.
3 4 -tf , School M usic,” u n d e r M rs. E d g a r ’s vice a t 11:
S pecial m usic by th e j m g ; F rid a y n ig h t from 7 :3 0 to 8 30
NOVEMBER 3
le a d e rs h ip p ro v ed a v e ry
h e lp fu l la rg e v ested ch o ir. S tra n g e rs a n d class in p ro p h ec y to w hich ev ery o n e
T he
la rg e s t exclusive
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W IT H A L L YOUR H E A R T .— A nd ye sh a ll seek m e a n d fin d m e
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a n d find m e w hen ye s h a ll s e a rc h fo r m e w ith a ll y o u r h e a rt. J e rm ia h
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A fte rn o o n Session
w ould lik e t o know of a n y sick or
2 9 :1 3 .
A fte r d e v o tio n a ls, th e R ev. Call
M M I > ♦.
F ir s t C h in c h of C h rist S c ie n tis t
S p e a k e r H e re —
¡of Gold H ill, d iscu ssed “ N eglected
P io n e e r A v enue S outh
R ev. M. B. P a r a n a u g a n of S alem d i s t r i c t s , ” th e a d d re s s sc h ed u le d to
S u n d a y serv ices a t 1 1 :0 0 o ’clock.
WHAT OF THE FUTURE?
is in M edford
in th e in te r e s ts o f be given by R ev. D. D. R a n d a ll, iS u b je c t
of
lesso n :
‘E v e rla s tin g
Nature,
with
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‘e unequaled, made provision for Near East R e lie f. H e is a n A rm e n - A m e ric an U nion S u n d a y School Mis- P u n is h m e n t” . S u n d a y School a t
ail generations ot people up to the present century, hut the time ian’ a convert of the C o n g re g a tio n a l .s io n a ry .
1 0 :0 0 o’clo ck ; W e d n esd a y e v en in g
Do you g e t from th e feed you
give y o u r h e n s? If yOU w a n t
las arrived ill the history of the world and ill the 111 ¡ted Sates' Miss,ons’ and now a m in is te r of t h e j R ev. C all sp o k e s tro n g ly a n d from m ee tin g s a t 8 :0 0 o ’clo ck ; R e a d in g
m o re feed th em
n u i v u a and
im
w i n be
u e o one
i i e oftheifir8t h a n d kn o w led g e.
when attention must he given to making o ’ at least ( some pro M' E' v church
wil1
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x ( l >iO s p e a k e rs in A sh la n d c h u rc h e s Sun-*
R ev. D. J . H ow e p a s to r of th e I F o o tb a ll T eam to Go
(G . E . A n d re w s)
The Roof Is
Protector
Fuller-wear
For homes, barns. .
chicken houses, any ::
and every kind of
building use.
J. O. RIGG
How Many Eggs to a Pound?
Vision tor future men and women. The day of the donation
day. H is ta lk s w ill He a ll f ir s t h a n d (C h ris tia n c h u rc h of M edford d eliv- ! i t is e s tim a te d t h a t tw o th ir d s of
preemption and homestead claims has gone. A section of timber In fo rm a tio n on th e tr e a tm e n t of t h e e r e d a v e ry fo rc e fu l a d d re s s , t a k - j th e m o vable p o p u la tio n of th e H igh
hind is no longer available under the Timber and Stone aet. T u rk is h e m p ire to fo re ig n peo p le, .in g th e p lace of D r. F re d G ray, w ho
school w ill a tte n d th e h o m ecom ing
I he natural resources of the domain have passed into the hands
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i co u ld n o t be p re s e n t.
gam e a t C o rv allis o v er th e w e e k
ot private owners. The young man who enters his majority N e tte d Gem P o ta to e s . $1.50 f o r ! R ev. Mr. H ow e, d isc u sse d tea c h - end.
S ev eral m em b e rs of th e fo o t
today
iy cannot contemplate the foundation of a fortune by seeur- 100 lbs. P la z a M a rk e t, 61 N M ain, ¡in g In B ible S chool; (sh o u ld be up ball sq u a d le ft F rid a y m o rn in g and
ing trom nele Sam a valuable piece of land for the proverbial
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1 to th e m in u te in m e th o d ) C h ristia n w ill be g u e s ts a t v a rio u s f r a t e r n i
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! E d u c a tio n in c h u rc h schools, r ig h t tie s on th e cam p u s. T he e n tir e tea m
song.
a k e s boxes.
le a d e rs h ip , e s s e n tia ls a n d e q u ip m e n t
w itn esse d th e g am e la s t y e a r u n d e r
Science, business anti professions will provide niches for' C liff P ay n e m --------
in S u n d a y school te a c h in g a n d tim e th e le a d e rs h ip of C oach H u g h es.
millions, Imt all men ot tomorrow can not he scientists nor We dpliver the goods. S erv ice i s a ___
v „ of
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n d __________
e fficie n cy
B ible
te a c h in g
follow a profession. There must he craftsmen and tradesmen °”r motto’ DetrIcks—i P h o n e 62. 5 3 tf ¡w ere a lso to u c h e d upon b rie fly ,
A uditor H ere form Salem __
and while the natural development that is inevitable will pro- - ~
' In the “Round lat)le” led by the L. R. W h ite , a u d tto r fro m th e
l R O - i jn C o rv a llis—
R ev. A m os— th e c o u rse fo r B ible ¡S ta te I n d u s tr ia l A ccid en t C om m is
vide places for many sonic provision for the coining millionf
lOllS
N ot to be o u td o n e by th e y o u n g s tu d y , o u tlin e d by S u p t. C h u rc h ill
sion, is in A sh la n d a u d itin g books
(> another century must he made. Many of the towns and cities
¡ties; g e n e ra tio n of th e a ta te , o ld e r a d m ir- j w as d isc u sse d a t som e le n g th an d of v a rio u s b u sin e ss h o u se s in tow n.
ntul .rivl1011!’1? ' <lH ma*<ing’ Bwessary provision for the hovs:ers of °- A- c- and fo o tb a ll g am es a re m an y p o in ts w e re m ad e c le a re r in
W h ite is fro m Salem a n d v isits
and gn Is Ot tomorrow, hut it is a regretable fact that m a i i v u r e lin C o rv a ,lis th is w eek -en d fo r th e O. sp eech es m ad e by th o se w ho h a d j Mr.
a ll c itie s in th e s ta te re g u la rly ,
not
A. C. an d W a sh in g to n g am e. M rs. C. s tu d ie d th e o u tlin e
a n d could ex-
Tt is of no more importance in providin'«- places for tho W- Wlnne ls among attendents frora ? ’ala
w o rk in g .
N O TIC E O F E L E C T IO N
re v e re n c e an d or-
young people of tomorrow from a national standnoint ib™ ti
and WlU als° vislt her 8on! The spirits of rever
of the community In each -oul ovo. w
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nt J*1'»» that J B u rte n W ln n e . Mr. W in n e is a lso i g a n lz a tio n of B ible S S chools w e re
N O TIC E IS
HEREBY
G IV EN
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t a t i i a n t i e \e t\ - comm’imitv
hnv« and
n n H fond
oan e a onu
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DRRB'nnity
hoys
fond nf
of th
th » e s otatn
ta te m
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lleg
nd
h a s i_*_________
b rie fly to u c « h . e . d in th
e c lo sin g
girls grow up ami aie compelled to launch out on the been on their campus o fte n .
r e - : T h a t an E L E C T IO N h a s been c a lle
m a rk s .
I by th e BOARD O F D IR E C T O R S o
w a of life. If o p p o rtu n ity have'not beet, provltletl at home they
T h e new c o n s titu tio n a n d by law s ■ th e
TALENT
R IG A T IO N
DIS
must ot necessity go elsewhere. Therefore, the town that give's W e a re m a k in g a n d p a c k in g o u r o f Ahe S ta te C ouncil of R e lig io u s 1T R IC T , a m u n ic IR
ip a l c o rp o ra tio n *0
th e y
Ito consideration Io providing employment for its youno- men ow n , ch o - c o la te s a n d w e know 41
tv.n,
E - E ’ | J a «*aon C o u n ty ,
StaZe of O regon
and women must suffer the loss of its young people. Thfy a re 5“"
Mt. Ashland Eg*# Mash
liich is m a k in g a re p u ta tio n
p ro d u c in g eggg volum e.
am o n g local c h ick en
ra is e rs fo r
Ashland Mills
WE DELIVER
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Announcement
Our New Fourth Street Cash Market
Will Open for Business,
Monday, Nov. 6.
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h t se e in g tr ip closed th e af-
to tiffed Th
tOr7',S al’'' l'o" " !" lllltl.es tlial have opportunities I convalescent home — N a tu re te rn A o o s ig
n p ro g ra m .
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< (>hdition is such that it commands earnest con- cure is g a in in g in fav o r. T h e m ilk
A r e p o r t of th e e v e n in g ’s sessio n ,
ra ion ot the men and women ot each and every town es-' e t ls a g r e a t triu m p h . A fo u r w eek in c lu d in g th e new o ffic ers a n d th e
p e e ia lly whereever new opportunities are not heiny developed ¡ireatment wlu add yeara to th e life re s o lu tio n s p re p a re d , w ill a p p e a r in
There are towns in Oregon that shamefully neglect the de
54-1 M onday’s issu e.
velopment ol resources and opportunities that are within t h e i r ’ i t
province n n d n s n t - oo . x H ri.4
x e MlUlin then
I h av e m ad e a sp ecial s tu d y of
thp wnrlH ' f * ‘ ‘
1 1 •'OU11^ Hlen antJ Women drift into a u to m o b ile in s u ra n c e ; g e t m y r a te s
the world, for no other reason lim it better inducements are of- l« « t. Yeo, o f co u rse .
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iered them. Fathers and mothers who have a desire to keep eldl-
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dren near them must ot necessity aid in providing a place for ,'ate Arr,™,s—
them when they are ready to accept life’s responsibilities New1., " k and M"' W’ C' W all <“! e ot
; and th e sam e w ill he h eld
o
TH U RSD A Y , N O V EM B ER th e 15th
1923> betw eeQ th e h o u rg Qf eJgh
} o «clock A. M. a n d fiv e o ’clock P M
On sa id d ay fo r th e p u rp o se of v ot-
in g upon a n d d e te rm in in g w h e th e
I or n o t th e sa id T A L E N T IR R IG A
TIO N D IS T R IC T
sh a ll
issu e
it
BONDS in th e sum of ONE HUN
D R ED E IG H T Y -F IV E
THOUSAN1
f $ 1 8 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ) D O LLA RS, in a d d i
tio n to a f ir s t t a t t e o t » « » » ,0 » ,.»
a lre a d y v o ted an d o w h o riz e d . an d i
a d d itio n
to
a second
Isstte ot
and
$ 4 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
a lre a d y
v o ted
a u t b o r,z e d > f ° r th e p u rp o se of con
“ ™ « < n g w h a t is k n o w ,, a n d d eslg
« s a n d sp e c ific a tio n
n a te d in th e p lan
ic airy a complete line of Fresh
cured Meats, Fish and Poultry
a nd
We solict a share of your patronage
Perry & Newby
Opposite Whittle Transfer Co. Barn—Fourth Street
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Brave Queen Bess.
N O TICE
NOTICE OF SCHOOL M EETIN G
N early a thousand vessels pass
Tilbury, E ngland, every day, w here a
No. 5 of J a c k s o n C o u n ty , S tatT ^of O reeo n
Scho01 D is tric t
S ailors’ R est h as Just been opened by
«■!" ." s t r i c t w ilt be h eld a t C l t . H »n i l ' t “ .SC" ° ? * ' “ 5 « ? ™ ° °<
th e B ritish an d F oreign Sonora' s.e
' ^ v e m h e r . 1 9 23. a t 2 i o 7
» » “ • *»“£ £ » ■ ,
2 7 th O n , n t
clety. T he T ham es is very deep here,
T h e o 'i' prop<>i,l ,i ™ °<
» sp ecial d l . t r e t ag ’ ’
,|1C p r o b l e , ‘1-
“ “ H o rn b ro o k L w T ere b u sin e ss ......................
v is ito rs yes- ... and th e docks offer special facilities
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E o u S n t X n f nmnov nnedoj u . . ____________
4 ? , T
M. M oore of S ilv e rto n to c ra ft of every kind, from th e larg
p ace tor craftsmen, craftsmen hi turn require men of the pro- is a n o u t-o f-to w n g u e st. E. D. R oach e st A u stralian liners to th e hum blest
1« e s tim a te d i n th e fo llo w in g b u d g e t an d in clu d e s th e a m o u n ts "to he r e -
cargo
boat.
It
w
as
hero
th
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Queen
« " ‘« I from t h e c o u n ty school fu n d .' .“t'ate s c h o o i'’tu‘nd e T e m e n tu ^
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« ‘quires stenographers
E u r e k a w as a b u sin e ss v is ito r in
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sp M lal dl8trl<:t '» ’ ■ a ll'J « " o th e r m oney., of t h e ' d t o X
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review
ed
h
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troops
in
1588,
anti „ lin e girls, each creating
.
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--------- - fo r lh t.se o f u other
tIW I c clas-,Asl
u lS . A sh lan d y e s te rd a y . M r. a n d M rs. Geo. w hen th e A rm ada Invasion
BUDGET
was a s th e E m ig ra n t C reek D am , a n d al
ses ilieretore it seems industry and consequent payrolls w illlM’ Robison of Portla«d an d M innie th
reaten ed ,
using
th e
E ST IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S
w ords. “I know I h a v . t h e “ odv of a “ n a ,s ; d ' tp h M “ ” d
" » fK a “ n
1. S u p e rin te n d e n t
aid m solving the problems of providing places for future o-n,, E ’ W h e e le r of M ilw au k ie a r e am o n g weak, feeble wom an, b u t h a J e the
o
$3000.00
&nd nece8Sary to U8P
P rin c ip a ls , S e n io r H igh
$2100.00
erations, and provide nosition« inf« « a .; i, ti
x
,a te a rriv a la
o u t-o f-to w n . Mr.
J u n io r H igh .............................. . .
17 00.00
Of tomonow en„ he f‘,te„
and women
Mre' A-
°< oi«nria, h e a rt and stom ach of a king, and of n e c tlo n th e r e w ith a n d fo r th e p u r
a king of England, too !”
pose of a c q u irin g a ll r ig h ts of w a
r T q T e £ L r 8 E R V ,C E :
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W ash, a re a m o n g o u t-o f-to w n g u e sts.
w
7
a n d o th e r re a l e s ta te n e c e ssa ry fo
3. T e a c h e rs
2
$1600.00
3200.00
F o r good th in g s to e a t tr y De-
Cold Groater Than Arctic's.
th e said c o n s tru c tio n a n d a ll o th e
1
1950,00
AFRAID OF NEW IDEAS
tric k s.
53. tf
Cold, m any tim es low er than any
w o rk s c o n v e n ie n t a n d n e c e ssa ry t
4
2
750.00
1500.00
tem p e ra tu re found existing n a tu ra lly '
There is an old saviin
11
1350.00
14850.00
.
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that
reads
somethimr
like
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i
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t ills .
h e M oving to Sisson—
on th e fac e o f th e earth , is used in
8
1300.00
10400.00
-W J
m aking helium fo r the g o vennnent’s th<? p u rp o se of a c q u irin g ail r ig h t
t n e lu s t to take up the new, nor the last to cast tl
. „ .
- IP old M rs. J . C odom o a n d fa m ily de-
,
To„,4
15
1200.00
18000.00
aside.
It is applicable
4. J a n ito r s
3
.
e n n tn iT io tiMxil, n
d
* tO , n/.S’ tasilioil, and custom, a n d ' p a rte d F r id a y m o rn in g on No. 13 balloons and dirigibles. By a secret
0. C le rk , C ensus & E x p en ses
500.2(1
process,
n
a
tu
ra
l
gas
subjected
to
tre
- tlutl.s that are worth while heeding. But a significent for Sisson’ Cal- to jo in M r. C odom o
6.
S
te
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g
ra
p
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r
7
5000
m endous p ressu re tu rn s to liquid a t
fo r th e co m p letio n of said
tact connected with the quotation is that it is overworked not wh° has accepted the 8ecUon fo re - 317 degrees below zero, and the helium w q u o isite
7. O th e r se rv ic es
an
rk s, th e sa m e bein g kn o w n and
T o ta l ..........
<50 ° °
o n l v by individuals, but by communities, in that they aive lmad ' manship of the S o u th e rn P a c ific in is draw n off. To change nitrogen gas
$C34OO;OO
d e s ig n a te d a s U N IT NO. 3 in M A T E R IA L A \ l ) S U P P L IE S :
to the first named truth, but ignore entirelv tho
tf o
th a t c ity ’ M rs- C odom o w ill be m iss- into a solid would require a tem p era th e p la n s a n d s p e c ific a tio n s now
1. F u r n itu r e (d e sk s, sto v es, c u r ta in s etc )
new custom or improvement i' ' X st ‘ I I n„ .
"I T " " her8 by * "'“1" ' ,rc,e ot ,r,end»’ tu re of 353 degrees below zero. A
$ 500.00
1 2. S u p p lies
on
file
in
th
e
o
ffice
of
th
e
said
T
a
l
2408.00
Piece o f raw m eat subjected to such
3. L ib ra ry books
horror. “ It isn’t n e c k in g to rnstom .” m m ' f “ -
*°
.3,
I rr ig a tio n
D istric t a t T a le n t,
450.00
freezing would s h a tte r to bits, if e n t
4. F la g s
50.00
O
regon.
dropped
on
a
h
a
rd
floor,
w
hile
a
pen
s H ll Z t h e “
a n ° th e r’
W ° n ’‘ W<” ' k h e r e ’ ” p r 0 C , a i “ S
5. P la y g ro u n d e q u ip m e n t
150.00
cil would b u rst into sp lin ters.—P opu
T he p o llin g p lace fo r said electio n
6. J a n i t o r ’s su p p lie s
602.25
lar Mechanics.
7. F u e l
sh a ll a n d w ill be a t a n d in th e e s ta b
3025.00
1 low ofteji have you heard the foregoing calamity exnress- W h en a loss com es a lo n g , m y
S. L ig h t
lish ed o ffice of th e said B oard of
640.00
9. W a te r
mns when sonte one has suggest,.,I....... £ ¡„dustrv o, a new im c o m p an ies pay. Yeo. of co u rse. 2 1 -tf
100.00
10. P o s ta g e a n d s ta tio n e ry
183.00
L ay in y o u r su p p ly of p o ta to e s T a le n t, O regon, w ith in th e
prove,neut l,„. y o u r to w ,,: T oo often, indeed, f o r ' the benefit of S w ifts— B acon, B oiled H am ,
T o ta l ............................
$ 8108J25
CO N STRU C TIO N :
the town and eommumty in which yon live and in which vonr C hipped beef a n d la r d . G et it a t fo r th e w in te r now . P o ta to S ale a t a rie s of said d is tric t an d
H a rd y B ros. S a tu rd a y a n d M onday. C ounty, O regon.'
B la c k b o ard
$ 500.00
interests are located.
.
' » h u x o u i D e tric k s. I t ’s th e b e s t.
53 ,tf W e D eliver.
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P
la y sh e d
53-1
900.00
T o ta l .......................
It is h ig h tim e that tli epeople of any community get awav
$ 1 400.00
M A IN TEN A N C E AND R E P A IR S :
tried T o 'le t« 1#t ,t ea",’t '•’? 'lone b“ a "-s« >» ■« new or un-
a n d a t sa id ele c tio n s h a ll be r e j* S en io r H igh b u ild in g a n d g ro u n d s
$ 1950.00
I. I o let the pessimistic idea permeate the minds of people
J u n io r H igh b u ild in g an d g ro u n d s
q u ire d to c a st b a llo ts a t said electio n
450.00
H a w th o rn e b u ild in g an d g ro u n d s
w hich
sh a ll
c o n ta in
th e
w o rd s
200.00
IS to fetard growth and development. It is a town-killing idea
T o ta l ....................
“ BO ND S-YES” a n d “ BONDS-NO.”
$ 2 ,6 0 0 .0 0
too-old fashioned, ami has no place in the wide awake a n d ’
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IN D E B T E D N E S S :
T hose in fa v o r of said d is tr ic t issu-
1. B onded, and in te r e s t th e re o n
$9250.00
growing eommumty. It imeomes a m atter of psveholo«v if per ’
‘ ing its BONDS in th e said sum of
f c - .........
T o ta l ...........
mitted to spread ami develop, ami the psyelmlogv of the p e f p j
$ 9 2 5 0 .0 0
n - n
ONE
H U N D R ED
E IG H T Y -F IV E IN SU R A N C E :
In su ra n c e
->
Wf x-
:
'yve-ss««.._ 'VS
Of a community exerts an influence that can either retard or
THOUSAND
($ 1 8 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 )
DOL
$700.00
T o tal ...........
L
A
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S
,
s
h
a
ll
c
a
st
th
e
ir
b
a
llo
ts
an
d
. $ 700.00
promote eonmuimty building, depending, entirely on which’
M ISC ELL A N E O U S: .
v o te “ BONDS— Y E S ” , a n d th o se o p
way it is inclined.
R ent
$ 360.00
R e p a irs
posed to th e issu a n c e of said BONDS
400.00
T o ta l .........
of sa id d is tr ic t fo r th e sa id sum of
$ 760.00
! ONE
HUNDRED
E IG H T Y -F IV E
------ iituurj
an purposes
DRESS AND MUSIC CHARACTERISTIC
d u r in g th e y e a r .................................................. ..
............... $ 8 6218.25
It is high time that the people nf any community get awav
THOUSAND
($ 1 8 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 )
DOL-
E ST IM A T E D R E C E IP T S
LA RS, sh a ll c a st th e ir b a llo ts and F ro m c o u n ty school fu n d d u rin g th e com ing school
it anywhere donned with greater pride than in Scotland ’ Then
year
i vo te “ BONDS— NO.”
vc‘!,r
$13500.00
too. other peoples have their national music ami musical ¡1/
D A TED a t TA L E N T , O REGO N, i , rom s ta te scb o °l fund duriiTg th e co m in g school y e a r $2800. 00
F ro m e le m e n ta ry school fu n d d u rin g th e com ing
struments, hut can anywhere a real equivalent of the bagpinesi
O C TO B ER 13, 1923.
school y e a r
8000.00
e found. The Highland gatherings in the early autumn of the
° f T A L E N T E s tim a te d a m o u n t to be receiv ed from a ll o th e r so u r-
IR R IG A T IO N D IS T R IC T of J a c k so n
year give the natives and their friends the opportunity to appre
ces d u r in g th e co m in g school y e a r
2900.00
C
ounty, O regon.
T o ta l e s tim a te d re c e ip ts , n o t in c lu d in g proposed ta x $27200 00
ciate them both to the utmost. It makes no d iffe re n t wind or
F a ir p o ssesso r o f new B uick w ith fo u r-w h e e l b ra k e system
ATTEST
R E C A P IT U L A T IO N
igin of either may he, they will continue to lie regarded by those ’ fin d s it a d v a n ta g e o u s in c o m p ly in g w ith c ity tra f fic re g u la tio n s ,
J
.
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A
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T
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P
re
sid
e
n
t
T
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t
a
!
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m
a
te
d
ex
p
en
ses
.fo
r th e y e a r ........................$ 8 6 ,2 1 8 .2 5
W
to ta l e s tim a te d re c e ip ts n o t in c lu d in g proposed ta x 27,200.00
most intimately connecte,1 with them as thc concrete symbols
F . W . H E R R IN , D ire c to r
a n d a g r e a t s a fe ty on h ills. A. C. W illh ite . local B u ick a g e n t, says
B alan ce, a m o u n t to be ra ise d by d is tr ic t ta x ...................$59 018.25
of their country’s nationality. As such, indeed, tliev serve a
E. T. N E W B R Y , D irec to r
th e lin e s of th e new B u ic k s w ith th e ir p r e tty m o d u la tio n s a p p e al
D ated th is 3 d a y of N ovem ber, 1923.
O. A rn sp in g e r, S e c re ta ry
A ln u ? i F; n . E.NGLE
.
HOMER BILLINGS
purpose highly estim ahle.-C hristiau Science Monitor
s tr o n g e r th a n e v e r to th e f a ir sex.
D istric t C le rk .
C h a irm a n B o ard o f D ire c to rs.
36-5 Sat
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54-2 S a t,