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The Beaverton Review FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. 19*2 I e n u n c i I ! AN1N01MDÍEVTS , kte-v Universal law does not change, man must adjust to fit this law. There are spiritual laws, also, quit* fixed to which man must adjust in order to realise the greatest Mossing and to he of greatest benefit. Paul I refers to civil authority, exhorting ' loyalty on the part o f the people ta> I those in power. This is indeed a | challenge. Paul believed men In power were placed them by 1« \1, re gardless o f their wickedness. We have a right to question whether j tf»* holds true today It is more apt ! to be the power o f the underworld manifest in the clever debasing practises o f office seekers bent on self gratification. However this may be, there is but one right way to correct the wrong, change the con stitution or the law if it is out of harmony with the highest stand ards and concepts o f society. Re place the vile office holder with Hod fearing men. To work toward this end seems to be better than taking the law into our own hand ami doing as we please; in other words, being a flaw unto oneself worries. To hear them sing U a revival in itaeU I urge you to come Thursday evening, but from then on you will need no urging whatsoever. From then on It will be a matter o f coming early enough to get a seat- Our church Is not large but we will do our beet to take cam o f the crowds that come. We have a date set for starting this meeting but no date for bring ing it to a cloec With the interest that has been shown in the "Clark evangelists" it is hard to say how long this service might continue. Como and come early or you might n t find a seat. Nazarene Church Sunday school at 9:45 A. M. Mm. Flora Williams Super\nteiulet|, Classes for all. Preaching 11:00 A. M. Young Peoples Society 6:30 P. -V. Miss Alice Watts leader. Preaching 7:30 P. M. prayer rr5 - meetmg Wednesday eventing 7:30. The pulpit will be supplied by a Methodist Church ais iu > a puvyjjoj uuuj joisiuuu G r o r jf F. Gordon. Pastor come and bring your On Thursday evening at seven welcome, Sunday School lesson for Oct. 30 ! thirty o'clock in the Methodist friends. “ The Christian and Law Observance** church o f Beaverton, this commun- Golden Text— "Whatsoever a man [ ity will ham the privilege o f hear Congregational Church soweth, t*-at shall he also reap." | ing ami getting acquainted Rev. Charles F .Clarke. IVstor with Lesson Text — Romans. 13:1-7; the “ Clark evangelists” . They *avc Gal. 6:7-10;. Read also, 2 Chron just closed a w r y successful meet Mr. Clarke will take as his sub- 34:29-33; Psalms. 119:49-56; ami ing in Albany, whore for weeks ject next Sunday, at 11:00 A . M., 1 Peter. 2:11-17. they had a crowded church with “ I)o you think oar do you think you The individual who discovers the no standing room left. You have think ’’ and at 7:30 P. M h«‘ will laws and workings of the natural | beard many evangelists, no doubt. talc« the topic. “ Jesus and the 'Best universe and ajusta himself to co , but when you hear the “ Clark’s" People". He will also read teh operate with his findings will build you will say they are the best you gu- test short short story ever the greatest soul, mind and body. ever heard. And how they s;ng: told to illustrate his points. The The physical or natural element they will sing the songs that will Scrooby Society and Christian Kn- has a direct bearing on the spirit lift you out o f your troubles and denver Society will meet at 6-30. ual To be out o f harmony with the The Bible school at 9:45 A. M. higher power will result in spiritual HELP WANTED Oregon citizens are on the brink o f ruin, facing tbe bitter pros pect of losing properties by tax confiscation. With a high-powered taxing machine, designed for more than the tia ffie will stand, the tax boosters have speeded along, without effective control. They are now on the edge o f the ditch. Talk o f tax strikes is heard, but far more serious is the utter inability o f property owners to pay their taxes. Many governmental units, by reason o f tax delinquencies, are on the verge o f bankruptcy. Fortunately, the opportunity is at hand for clear thinking citizens to take control and direct a safer course Two constructive measures now on the ballot will insure efficient driving o f the tax machine and at a slower gait. These measures embody the improved Oregon Plan of tax and debt supervision ar.d control — the best plan ever presented in any state. They will secure very substantial reductions in the property tax load and thereby promote better government. They will definitely separate tax levying from tax spending pow ers. They will provide effective limitations and control o f taxes and indebtedness, but positively will not disturb the existing 6'/« limi tation nor lift the lid o f any debt restriction now fixed by constitu tional provision. They will preserve the true substance o f home rule in taxation, distinguished from the empty form o f that great principal as it has been perverted by tax boosters to their own selfish purposes. Voters, the appeal is to you to help yourselves and your fellow citizens, to save Oregon property owners from impending ruin and your governments from fiscal chaos by voting. J. O. JOHNSON REPUBLICAN' NO M INEE FOR R E P R E S E N T A T IV E OF W A S H IN G TO N C O U N TY YOUNG, Q U A LIFIE D . A N D EXPERIENCED Active Civic Leader. Ten years service federal government as ex ecutive and attorney. Well quali fied to represent you at the legis lature. »VOTE FOR MIM NOVEM BER 8 Tax and Debt Control Constitutional Amendment 318 VOTE FOR X X Yes Oregon Taxpayers Equalization and Onservation league JAMES E. ffU RD ETT, President R C. FLAN D E R S. Secretary (Paid A d ) 604 Wood land Building. Portland, Oregon VOTE X No. 57 St. Cecelia Churcli Mrs C . W. Struthers and Ken neth Struthers were visitors last J. \V Conns'll, Republican Cand and Tuesday at the J. It. Phillips home Sunday Masses, 7.40 am. idate for réélection fnr Sheriff. 10:00 a.m. in Hillsboro. If reelected I will follow the same Sunday Christian Doctrina, 8:30 A t the recent card party at policies as | have In the past, a m., and 9:30 a m. Saturday Confession. 3:30 p.m., Tigardvtile given by Hilnon club giving the people o f our County 4:30 pin., 7:30 p.m., and 9:00 p.m. Mrs. Ottos. IlirrthoU of Beaverton an economical and eourteou* ad won high score ami Mrs. Ruth An ministration of all County affairs , Weekday Mass, 8:20 a.m. derson second Mr. A l Zwolnvr won and enforcement of all laws. first mens ami Mr. Curtis Tigard J W Connell Sheriff of Wash I ! i _____ _________ second. ington County. ■ 9 ----------------- Election Noreinlier 8. 1932 Mrs. Lloyd Metaentlne la visit A C C ID E N T C A U S E S FI ing friends in Hillsboro IIITKON NKWS T Mr. and Mrs. C.arfield Hite of Sherwood were Sunday visitors at E. D. Hite’s. Mr. E. tv Hite entertained the Rebekah club o f Tigard Wednesday afternoon. LIN G OF T H R E E SUITS The recent crash on the West Pacific Highway m » r Tigard be tween the large truck and trailer of «he Morgan Bros. Oil Company and the Garden H*>me Bus is re Little Ralph Campbell got the sponsible for the three suits living end of his finger mashed o ff in the filad during the past week at Hills grain drill laat week. boro. Mias Mary Yoder who teaches J. O. Johnson, local attorney and at Park place was a week end his associate E. M. MorVm o f Port visitor with fritmd* hem. land have filed two suiU, one by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson and Edith Kessler for *15,000 damage* th> children spent Saturday evening at for personal injuries sgs.net. Morgan Bros, and the Garden Home the E. D . Hite home. Bus. ami one by the Garden Home Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newman and HAID O F ALO H A, OREGON COUNTY CLERK 238, 1927 School General Election, Nov. 8, 19.32 Resident and Taxpayer of this locality for 25 yrs Public Accountant by Profession and Well Qualified for the Place Expenditures allowance montisi school The word, “Independent” which will appear after £ my name on the ballot simply means that I am :j: NOT under obligation to any political party or boss of any kind. -«Therefore ¡f elected, I will be Your servant and your vote will certainly be appreciated. Thank you. Yours truly, H E R B E R T H A ID On sale every day. Good in roomy coaches and redming chair cars. A comfortable tourist berth for the n i ^ as little jii $1.50 extra. Ask for details. Southern Pacific l '<■ Fold Advertise ment ! B eaverton lie b s t- • ti Lodge N o. 218 m eets fir s t end th ird Tu es day even in gs at 7 .30 I». M in the L O O K . Hall. Mrs. Sarah Cham berlain, secretary, and Mre. Ednt Sheets, N. 0. Jt-tf and budget Expenditures for three for six fiscal years next preceding of last the lest school year year u> o ** «• 5' 'S - I till U\t i ITEM C fit Sil f $ 11 1. General Control 1- Personal service: $ 2 . 61 U INI 1. Superintendent ......................... 360.00 2. Clerk ............................................. 3. Stenographers and other office assistants ........................................ 60.00 4. Compulsory education, census . . 60 00 2. Supplies ............................................. 76 00 3. Elections and publicity .................... 100.00 4. Legal service (clerk's bond, audit,etc.) 5. Other expense of general control: 150 00 I. Printing .................................... 6. Total Expense o f General Control • • $ 3,389 00 2,246.70 60.00 $ 1.400 00 $ 1.400.00 180.00 180.00 119.01 26 00 40.42 60 00 25.00 ¿a 00 37.60 60 00 63 64 100.00 697 60 $ 2.800 01 W 00 238 02 60.00 80 86 100.00 107 08 $ 3,736.96 $ 3.833.57 $ 3,928.04 $ 1.395 00 $ 1,360 00 $ 1,300 0», 24.685.25 M6.96 460.82 $26,703.03 $24,633.48 $22,679.6! $ 4,786.83 $ 4.000.88 $ 5,426 21 $ 2,687.2» 1,396.00 697 60 78.75 12,342.63 283 48 226.41 12.307.30 300 0« 225.00 1,224.75 1,222.00 2,449.50 123.74 434.89 262.1» 264.89 120.00 392.00 183.50 162.60 247 49 (A n 524.38 629.7» $ 4.620.94 869 78 624.38 623 00 $ 4,223 .86 282.09 376.00 564.19 417.16 600.00 834.31 $ 1,398.50 500.00 200.16 278.75 400 33 5,139.01 4,897.50 10,278.01 2,165 00 4.038.00 2.453.00 580.85 6.16 12.33 $10,690 67 $ 9,736.85 4. Total Capital Outlays ..................... % lj; Paid For County d ark R E P U B L IC A N C A N D ID A T E Advertisement E X PE N D ITU R E S VII. Fixed Charge* 1. Insurance ......................................... .. 2. Total Fixed Charges ................... ..... $ V III. Capital Outlays 1. Alteration o f buildings ....................* 2. New furniture and equipment ........ 3. Assessments fo r betterment* . . . . . . E CO NO M Y and E F F IC IE N C Y PLUS C O U R T E SY (G U A R A N T E E D ) I uce law s. VI. Auxiliary Agencies 1. Library: 1. Library books ....................... 2. Transportation o f pupils: 1. Personal service ................... 2. Supplies and other expense* 3. Repair and replacement o f busses .......................... ............. 4. Insurance .............................. 3. Other auxiliary agencies. 1. Domestic Science""and-Art .. 4. Total Expense Auxiliary Agencies . . W A SH IN G TO N C O U N TY M r. C No. .59 on the Ballot This original estimate --bow. in parallel column, the unit cost, o f the severel services, matertel ami supplies far the three fisca’ years next preceding the current year, the detail expenditure, for Uw la- one of naul three preceding fiscal years and l*w budget allowance, and expenditures for six munMie> of th. current year ( “ Six months of the current year' mean# six months o f the last school yeer.) See Be«. V. Maintenance and Repairs 1. Repair and replacement of furniture 300.00 and equipment ................................ 2. Repair and maintenance of buildings 1,000 00 and grounds .................................... 3. Total Expense o f Maintenance ana Pepalrs ............................................. 6 1,360.00 ------------- F O R -------------- VOTE FOR ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 48 IV Operation of Plant 1. Personal service: 1. Janitors ...................................... 2. Other employ«* ........................... 2. Janitors' supplies ............................... 3. Fuel ..................................................... 4. Ligh t and poiwer ................................ 6. W ater ................................................... 6. Total Expense o f Operation .......... HERBERT \ Bus against the Morgan Bros, for $060.00 <lamagas to the car which Danlsl Bovs wsm pleasantly sur was a total wrerk. Huit was also flled hy Mr*. Jim prised on his birthday last Sunday Filiamos of TtgarJ for personal in by relatlvss and school mate*. jurie# Other suit* are expeoted to Mr. and Mrs. t ari Olson return he flled withln the next few doy*. ed home Saturday from a visit with Mrs. Olson's parent* nesr Cot tage Greve. III. Instruction— Teaching 1. Personal service: 23.334.25 1. Teacher* ...................................... 23,334.26 681 Of. 2- Supplies .................................. 4M 00 3. Textbooks (desk copies and indigent-) ) 4. Total Expense o f Teaching ............ $24,344.30 VOTE FOR. JAMES LEW IS R E PU B LIC A N C A N D ID A T E FOR C O U N T Y COMMISSIONER An Able and Competent Man F ot a Responsible Position Paid Advertisement Mrs. Seigv* o f Portland w n v vis iting IllUson frWnds Saturday II. Instruction— Supervision 1. Personal service: 1,296 00 1. Principals .................................... . 2. Stenographers and other office assistants ............. . 1.296.00 2. Total Expense of Supervision .......... $ 1,296.00 Yes Tax Supervising and Couservation Bill 320 The Hethel Aid Society will hold its regular mission study and bas ket luncheon Thursday a t 11:00 A. M The Congregational thurehes of this Association hold their An nual meeting next Thursday at the ('■aston Congregational Church be ginning at 9:46 A. M 308 88 308 88 750.00 222.0« $ •% 126.06 260.00 140.45 140 4« 760.00 IX. Debt Service 1. Principal on bonds ............................. C,000.00 > 2. Principal on warrants ..................... 3,700.00 1 3. Interest on bonds ......................... 1,823.65 1 4. Interest on warrants .......................... 200.00 5. Total Debt Service ............. ................ $10,723.65 .164.44 165.57 $10,866.38 $10,172.20 1 185.36 $ * 861.08 $41,621.17 769.12 262 13 1 6,100 00 444.12 444.12 1 280.91 533.04 3,000.00 1 ■»■ ! - is . 6,100 110 6,100 00 2,003.05 165.57 165 67 $ «.266.57 * 1 1 , 1 1 3 . 0 » $57.054.43 $88,771.42 I, -------- Althea ---------------- Haulenbeck, - — do bs-re by certify that the above estimate o <jm f expenditure« ----- .»./ — «- a fn-n iTo-tt ror Dho for voar the 19 . 1 2 - 1833 was prepared by me and that the expenditures and budget allowance fo r aix months o f the current year and the expenditures fo r th e three fiscal years next preceding the current" year as shown al»ove have compiled ge cords *“ in my charge anil are true anil correct copies thereof. x ------- been -------------- M~* ' from -----**“ the ----------J‘ Althea Haulenlieck, District Clerk GRAND TOTAL ......................... T7 $50,072.54
