Illinois Valley News, Thursday, September 15, 1938
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELEC
TION UPON QUESTION OF
INCREASING
TAX
LEVY
OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BY
SECTION
11, ARTICLE XI,
STATE CONSTITUTION.
KERBY HIGH
SCHOOL NEWS
Miss La verna Roberson, of
Notice is hereby given that an Ashland, teaches fourth, fifth
• election will be held in Union and sixth grades, music instruc­
High School District No. 1, of tor and teaches art to the girls.
Josephine County, State of Ore­
gon, at the school house in said
Mrs. G. A. Peterson made a
school district, on Saturday, Oct­
ober 8th, 1938, at 2 p. m. for the business trip to Portland last
purpose of submitting to the legal week also visiting relatives while
« voters of said district the ques­ there. Mrs. Peterson assumed her
tion of increasing the tax levy for
, the year 1938 over the amount duties as primary teacher in the
limited by Section 11, Article XI,
of the Constitution of Oregon.
4. I.ights and pow-
The reasons for increasing such
er
ISO
levy are :
5. Water ..........
40
Increased school expense of 6
$1,164.01, the furnishing of ad­ 7. Other expense
ditional class room facilities to
of operation
conform to state standards which 8. Total Expense of
Operation
are to be financed by negotiable
a. 995
interest bearing warrants to the V Maintenance and Repairs
amount of $4,200.00, $840 of 1. Repair and main-
tenance of furniture
such amount to be retired with
and equipment
$ 80
interest at 4 per cent annually for
2. Repair and main­
five years.
tenance of build-
The amount of tax in excess of
the 6% limitation proposed to be ings and
grounds:
levied for the said year is
(1) .....................
50
$2,173.01. Also to authorize a
(2) ........................
supplementary district levy of 5.5
mills, (5,281.79) to provide trans­ 3 Other expense of main*
tenance and re-
portation for Union High School
pairs
100
pupils, making the total amount 4. Total Expense of
of tax to be raised in excess of
Maintenance and
the
6'1
statutory limitation
Repair*
$ 230
$7,454,801
VI. Auxiliary Agencies
Dated this 12th day of Septem­ 1. Library:
ber, 1938.
(1) Personal service
A t t t •
librarian, etc.) ...............
EFFIE M. SMITH.
(2) Library
District Clerk.
books ..................... $110
LUCIUS ROBINSON,
(3) Supplies re­
Chairman board of directors.
pairs, etc.................... 15
2. Health service:
(1) Personal service
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
nurse, etc.) ......................
(2) Supplies and
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
expenses ...... 25
. to the legal voters of Union High 3. other
Transportation
of
School District No. 1, of Jose-
pupils:
phine County, State of Oregon,
(1) Personal ser­
that a SCHOOL MEETING of the
vice
.................................
said district will be held at the
(2) Supplies and
school house in said school dis­
other expenses ................
trict on
Saturday,
the Sth
(3) Repair and re­
day of October, 1938, at 2:00
placement of
* o'clock p. nt., for the purpose of
busses ...............................
discussing the budget for the fiscal 4. Other auxiliary
year, beginning June 30, 1938,
agencies:
and ending June 30, 1939, here­
(1) Personal ser-
inafter set forth and to vote on
vice ....................................
the proposition of levying a dis­
(2) Supplies and
other expenses ..............
trict tax.
(3) .........................................
BUDGET
(4) ................................
Estimated Receipts
5. Total Expense of
1. Balance on hand
Auxiliary Agencies
$ 150
at the beginning of
VII. Fixed Charges
the fiscal school year
1. Insurance
$148.50
(third Monday in June)
2. Pensions ...........................
for which this budget
3. Rent .................................
is made
.............
4. Other fixed
2. To be received from the
charges:
County School fund
(1) ....................................
3. To be received from
(2) ....................................
the Elementary School
5. Total Fixed
•
Fund ..................................
Charges
$148.50
4. To be received from
VIII. Capital Outlays
the State Irreducible
1. New sites ........... ..........
school fund .....................
■2. New buildings
$840
. 5. To be received for Vo­
3. Alteration of build­
cational Education
ings (not re­
(State and Federal
pairs) ...............................
funds) ...........................
4. New furniture,
6. To be received from the
equipment and
Non-High School District
replacements .......... 800
for:
5. Assessments for bet­
Tuition ........................
terments ...........................
Transportation
6. Other capital out­
7. To be received from
lays:
tuition for elementary
(1) ....................................
school pupils ...........
<«> ................................
8t *To be received from
7. Total Capital
interest on deposits and
Outlays
..................
$1,640
sinking fund ...............
IX. Debt Service
9. To be received from
1. Principal on bonds
other sources
(include negotiable
10. Total estimated
interest-bearing
receipts (Item 1 to 9,
warrants issued un­
Inc.)
......
der section
Estimated Expenditure*
35-1104)
$
300
1. General Control
2. Principal on
1. Personal service:
warrants
1,908.37
(1) Superin­
3. Principal on other
tendent ..................
indebtedness ...................
4
(2) Clerk
$40.00
4. Interest on
”
(3) Stenographers
bonds
122.50
and other office
5. Interest on
assistance ........................
warrants .............
300
(4) Compulsory ed­
6. Interest on other
ucation and
indebtedeness
census ...............................
7. Transfers to sink­
(5) Other
ing fund ............
300
services ............. 35.00
8. Other debt ser-
2. Supplies
10.00
• vice:
3. Election and
(1) ....................................
publicity
60.00
(2)
....................
4. Legal ser­
9. Total Debt
vice (clerk's
Service .......................... $2,930.87
bond, audit,
X. Emergence
$ 500.00
etc.) ..................... 25.00
Recapitulation
5. Other expense
Total estimated expenses
of general con­
for the year (sum
trol ....................................
of items 1-6, II-5,
( 1 )
50.00
III 6. IV.8, V-4, VI-5,
6. Total Expe nae
VII 5 VIII-7
of General Con­
IX-9, X
$11,904,37
trol
$22000
Total estimated receipts,
II Instruction—Supervision
not including propos­
1. Personal service:
ed tax
1,971.61
( 1 ) Supervisors
Balance, amount
(2) Principals
1,630
to be raised by dis-
(3)
trict tax
$9,932.76
(4) Stenograph­
Indebtedness
ers and other of­
1. Amount of bonded
fice assistants
indebtedness (in­
2. Supplies, princi­
clude all negotiable
pals and super­
interest-bearing war
visors
...............
rants issued under
3.............................................
section 35-1104)
4. Other expense of
$2,150
supervision ...............
2. Amount of warrant
5. Total Expense,
indebtedness on war­
Supervision
$1,630
rants issued and
III. Instruction—Teaching
endorsed “not
1. Personal service:
paid for want of
$1,170
(1) Teachers
funds”
1,908.37
1,080
(2)
3. Amount of other
(3)
............
990
indebtedness
3,000
secured by 3000 COPCO
Supplies (chalk.
stock.
paper, etc. » ...... .. 210
4. Total indebtedness
15
Textbooks
.......
sum of items 1, 2, 3,
$4,058.37
Dated this 12th day of Sept­
ember, 1938.
- EFFIE M. SMITH,
6. Total Expense of
District Clerk.
Teaching
$3,460
LUCIUS ROBINSON,
|V. Operation of Plant
Chairman of board of directors.
1. Personal service:
Approved by Budget C >mi"it
(1) Janitors and
tee this 12th day of Sept. 1938.
other em­
Signed:
ployees
$ 420
Signed:
(1)
< 3)
.............................
F.FFIE M SMITH.
2. Janitors sup­
Secretary. Budget Committee.
plies
100
LUCIUS ROBINSON,
8. Fuel
........
255
Chairman Budget Committee
Kerby grade school this week.
Mr. Laws has nine eighth grad­
ers and five in the seventh grade.
Bobby Reynolds of the Spence
school and Alvin Ross of Noti,
Oregon, are both new to Kerby
school, Mr. Laws has manual
training for the hoys besides his
teaching and supervision work.
Mrs. J. II. Wittrock and daugh-
ter Mabel, made a business trip
to O. A. O. Corvallis last week.
Miss Wittrock expects later to
take up courses in the college
which will be foundation work for
a nurses training.
Bill Gregory miner on Jose­
phine creek is in Kerby this
week with some evidence of his
efforts as a miner. He is getting
supplies for another stretch in the
hills.
Mrs. Corrine Alexander of Se-
attle, returned to her home last
week after spending a few days
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Don
Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cason of
Los
Angeles are spending several
Alva Laws, principal of the
grade school reports a registra­ days at the Maple Court cabins
tion of 46 pupils for the begin- while transacting business in the
ning of this years school work. valley, On Tuesday Mr. Cason
Mrs. G. At Peterson who presides made a business trip to Medford.
over the first three grades has
Ellis Tycer, young son of Mr.
five pupils to a class making her
and Mrs. Herb Tycer, had the mis­
fifteen in the room. Mrs. Peter­
fortune to step on a rusty nail
son also teaches penmanship to
early this week, making a painful
the upper grades.
injury. Anti-tetanus shots were
given and Ellis hopes soon to be
Mrs Don Morrison returned to
back at school.
Kerby, Tuesday, after spending a
few days in Grants Pass with her
SELMA NOTES
mother-in-law, Mrs. Ada Morri-
Mr. and Mrs. Les Henry has gone
Edgar Barnes who is working
Grants Pass, to stay with Mrs.
near
Klamath Falls spent the
Ada Morrison during the school
week
end at home with his fam­
year.
ily.
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As a surprise to their many
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leslie Weiss of
Union
friends of Kerby and the
Montague, California, have been
high school students, Dan “Coach'
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Rob-
Jones brought with him last week
ert Aiken. Mr. and Mrs. Aiken
when he returned for school a
are moving to Montague, this
wife, the wife none other than
coming week.
Miss June Dahlgien, English in-
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structor of the past school year.
A large crowd enjoyed the pro.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones are receiving gram given last Saturday by the
the best wishes of their friends D. C. D’s.
and are making their home at a
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Maple court cabin. The Portland
Miss Betty Wilson is able to
Journal of September 11 carries be up again after a severe case
a full account of the wedding of poison oak.
which occurred September '4.
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The D. C. D’s. met last Thurs-
Work which is being done at day at the Hogue store building
Bolan lake on a dam is progress­ where a cooking demonstration
ing nicely, furnishing employment was given by Mrs. Warren and
for some local men which is be­ Mrs. Emma Tuttle,
Pot luck
ing financed by the Rod and Gun lunch was served at noon.
club, the Forest Service furnish­
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ing supplies A 10-foot dam is
The Selma church young peo-
planned which will keep the fish pies B. Y. P. U. attended the
from going out the small creek, Klamath Falls B. Y. P. U. rally
the outlet of Bolan lake. Some last Sunday. Due to truck trouble
who are working on the project they did not return home until
are Kenneth Robinson, “Shorty” the next morning. About 36 made
Phillips, Jimmy Davis, of Kerby, the tiip winning for Selma a sil-
and H. M. and Jack Hayden of ver cup. This is the second time
Cave Junction.
they have won the cup.
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Students of the grade
school $15,000 ALLOTED
and a small crowd of grown-ups
FOR FOREST TRAILS
made up the appreciative and in­
terested audience at the vaude­
Approximately $15,000 is to
ville program given by “Cal and
be spent this fall by the U. S.
Charley” entertainers on Tuesday
Forest service in trail betterment
evening at the gym. The two per-
work in the Siskiyou National for­
formers were advertised as the
est. according to G. E. Mitchell,
essence of blackface comedy and
supervisor.
proved to be so. Music was fur-
Five crews of men have been
nished on the tenor banjo, piano
sent into the Chetco, Gasquet and
accordion ,real Negro banjo, and
Redwood districts and will act
steel guitar. Of interest to all and under the district rangers and the
especially to the small boys who forest construction supervisor,
were allowed to assist, was the Don Cameron.
magic art at which Charley was
Trunk line trails will be im­
adept. These performers are proved for faster and safer pack
making a tour of schools where horse transportation into interior
they give a percentage of the gate regions; excessive grades will be
receipts
eliminated; trail tread improved
Kerby High
School
opened
Monday with 69 students register­
ing, which is 17 less than last
year’s first day enrollment. The
Sophomores lead with 25 regis-
tered. Next in order of number
is Freshmen 21; Juniors 13 ; Sen-
iors 10.
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Registration, book exchanging
and purchasing of new books
took up the forenoon. The stu
dents were excused after registra­
tion for assembly in the gym,
where the program for Tuesday
night was announced by the en­
tertainers. In the afternoon the
teachers met to discuss schedules
and plans for the coming year.
The faculty this year is com­
posed of Principal F. W. Jones,
Dan Jones, Alvenia Connell and
Mrs. Thelma Wilson. All four are
full time teachers.
F. W. Jones teaches Orienta­
tion, Mathematics, Geometry, and
Science. Dan Jones is teaching
World history, Social Economics,
History, Civics, Geography and
Boys physical education.
Miss
JORDAN'S
5. Other expense
of teaching
v-
Kerby News Notes
of General Interest
Make Your Headquarters at
Jordan’s while shopping
in Granta Pass
Light Lunche« — Cool Drinks
Delicious Cream
632 South Sixth St.
and small bridges will be built
and repaired.
Mitchel said that plans for the
work had been perfected before
the big fires of June and July
started and that had the work
been completed fighting of the
fires would have been greatly
faciliated.
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First aid stations are to be es
tablished at various parts of the
400 acres of Treasure Island dur­
ing the 1939 Golden Gate Inter­
national Exposition.
Connell teaches English, typing,
Girls physical education and mus­
ic. Mrs. Wilson is teaching Home
economics, English and bookkeep­
ing.
The Kerby High school has
received 53 new library books.
The books are bound with attrac­
tive binders and covers so that
no student could resist reading
them. Many of the books will be
of great value as reference work
and for pleasure reading to the
students.
ENTERTAINMENT
AND MUSIC
SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY, SEPT.
17 and 18
STATE LINE
RENDEZVOUS
Page Seven
OFF IN THE CORNER
WITH PHIL SNORT
T
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE — Choice Perennials
Mr. Ted Athey, Gen. Mgr. of
and Daffodil bulbs at reason­
Cave Junction Athenaens, Inc.
able prices. Now is the time to
Dear Ted:
plant for next year’s garden.
A little tot has come to us with
Mrs. Harry Smith, Caves high­
goos and coos and splutter, We’ve
way.
19-ltc
named the maiden Oleu' cause we
haint got any but her; so me and WANTED — All kinds cement
work • chimney building - fire­
Kate has set up late to pen a line
places. Frank Hoffmier, plast­
to you, a word or so about Oleo
er, Hotel Drews, Cave Junc­
so you will not fret or stew. She
tion,
Oregon.
18-tf
came to bless our home, 1 guess,
the best thing we ever had, a FOR SALE — 3H acres, good
beauty, too, and 1 tell you she
house, on Caves Highway.
looks just like her dad. She's not
Price $600, terms. See Ted
so big, this little sprig, and not
Athey, News office.
18-tf
so bloomin’ small, and from morn
till night she’s just alright, you FOR RENT — 4-room bungalow,
large rooms, shower, toilet. See
never hear her squall; so if
Bert Watkins, Cave Junction.
you’re haf the friend that you
pretend, you'll don your coat and
18-2tp
lid, crank up your car and come
FOR SALE — Good dry fir and
up ha’r and see what Katydid.
oak wood. See O. W'. Henry,
Cave Junction.
I done went up to the Ronda,
voo, tother night, ai.d I’ll be
hanged if every critter the’e
wan’t named Smith, except Bill
Jones and his name wuz Brown.
Yezzer, 'twuz sorter a Smithson­
ian Society. One of them air
Smiths wuz a terribly awful mean
critter on account he had lived
with a lady fer ten years without
bein’ married to her enuff, so her
pa got a loaded, doubled-barreled
shot-gun, what wuz loaded with
soft-soap, and wuz gonto blow'
that Smith critter full of brains if
he didn't marry her a hull lot
more; so after a barrage that last­
ed quite a short spell, and that
air Smith gink hadder surrender
and gin up all hope, the outraged
pa made him take that air booti-
fu! blushin’ maiden afore Judge
Ted Athey and he married them
so full of mattermony that neith­
er of them has any hopes of ever
gittin' away from it. The judge
wuz awfully dignified but didn’t
look it. He wuz the first one to
kiss the bride and that air kiss
put her in the hospital and the
last thing we heard she wuz still
unconscious and Dr. Collman wuz
applyin’ second aid. I hear, at this
writin', that the lady is still alive
and everybody is blamin’ Doc
Collman fer it.
Everybody in the world wuz at
that air weddin’ university exnept
Don Morrison and Frank Roose­
velt, but Natt Wooley wuz there
as their representative. I never
had so much fun since Adam chas­
ed Carrie Nation outen Medford
inter Todelope where she hurried
the hatchet; Nozzer.
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Merchants Asked to Buy
Local Hay From Farmers
A few farmers in the valley
presented the following and we
are very glad to publish tu« idea.
We hope the merchants of the val­
ley can see their way clear to help
them dispose of their hay:
We, the hay growers of this
Valley owing to the restriction«
placed on the shipment of our hay
into Del Norte county (which has
heretofore been one of our main
sources of hay sales) respectfully
request the local merchants of this
valley to handle only local hay,
thereby helping yourselves a- well
as us.
When in Grants Pass
Eat at the
CLUB CAFE
WANTED—Fat and feeder pigs.
Jones Packing company, Grants
Pass, Oregon.
16-4tp
LIFE INSURANCE is the BA-
SIS of CREDIT. Get the most
protection for the least money.
$2500 life insurance as low as
$2.40 per month. Insure where
your saving is the greatest. All
forms of insurance and bonds
plus unexcelled SERVICE. AL.
J. PEAKE AGENCY, Cor. 6th
and “M” St., FREE P. U. C.
Service.
SELL IT!—If you have something
you don’t need or don't want,
why not use this column to sell
it. Costs so little and result«
are astounishing.
FOR RENT—Store room in new
concrete building, size of room
15 feet wide 35 feet long. In­
quire at The News office.
PREST-O-LITE Batteries $4.00
and up. Wholesale and retail.
Campbell's Super Service, next
to Courthouse, Grant^ Pass,
Oregon.
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FOR SALE — Mining location
blanks, both quartz and placer
and trespass notices at the
Illinois Valiev News office.
FOR SALE — Auto Camp and
Grocery on Redwood highway.
Books will show value $14,000.
Owner wishes to retire. See
Ted Athey, News office.
DO YOU KNOW THE VALUE of
one of these small classified
ads. They get results, and cost
so little.
MINER’S SUPPLIES
A SPECIALTY
(¡eneral Merchandise
for Every Family
Need
i
Lew Hammer's
Selma, Oregon
SAVE
6th and “G” Streets
Wardrobe Cleaners
One-Half
The oldest and best since 1911
Free Pick up by Grants Pass
Laundry
on
TIRES
TIMBER CRUISING j
Bring in your worn tires. We
retread them with a thick, new
wearing surface of the same
kind of fine rubber you get on
a new tire — at % the cost
Safety, full mileage and
• appearance guaranteed.
K & L TRUCK LINE
See our American Retreading
Molds at Work
Freight for Cave Junction and
Caves Highway left at Drews
Garage, Cave Junction.
Daily Service
Custom
RETREADING
VULCANIZING
REPAIRING
Clarence E. Eggers
Duckworth
JEWELER
WATCH REPAIRING
All Work Guaranteed at a
Price you Can Afford to Pay
Del Rogue Hotel Building
4
THE TIRE MAN
Sixth and “M” Streets
DISTRIBUTOR
FOR
Have You Ever Tried that
DELICIOUS HOME-MADE
PEANUT BRITTLE
HORNING’S
SHACK
Grants Pass
USTires
WHOLESALE
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