THE COhDOfi aLOSCPAQE 6
County fori919'Prppa.,ly Cm&Cmri
Notice it baraby glvsn, That oo TtlaMay, tba Slet-eV-e--I)eeember. 1919.
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. Jf (U Murt having adjournal f MB "Dcwtbr
4th, 1I8, to a aid data), tba County Court of Ollliao eoonty, Oregon, will be in
ataslon at tha Court House la Coodba, lOwgonr Bad toy-taipeyet f Gilliam
county, Oregon, will bo-hter lit (amoral twagataat t pupated Us Itvy at
Jteremarur proposed.
ITEMJZiD STATEMENT k
" Prepared id accordance with tha PrMlelon of Chapter Ui of tha Central
Uwsof Oregon.' ms, showing anna tlmate of tha Mount rf aitatr -rtontmd
- B. t t . A il.. I Mini m. .. W w
iio oa raisea oy taxation cy tiuuanvcouoty. for tha roar M8L to maintain eah
bepartmant of County Oovtr nrae t;' -Caurrtyi CRTfean.'-aBd foe each- County im
fcrovemsnt, ahd for tha Improvement ana1ataawcMfBb)ifc Blab wave and
pupa, aitd for other eoaUmplated oxpenditunev AuTctiawhm .tba probable
receipie o. uunam aouniy, uregorn Tram eourcee ether than taxation, upon rail
knd paraona) property for tha yaar 1919- ab4 atao the amount of tha. balance of
funds or Gilliam count?,, as eimejted aK data January l,19if :
County General. Fond:
. - fteada aod Highways . . GS,000.00
. . aherinav Office -
..Salary ' ,4 '2 000
Deputy "4g()
' Traveling expanse 600
'i Traveling? aipenae or olsasjpty : ,800
Board of Vriaaoafa 200
Jail repairs 60
Clerk'a Offlca
- Salary
Depot, -hire
'i Happtioaf
Traaeur Office
i. , Salary
Bunpllta
AisaaeueartMBosv
: 8tary I
'Datjury.
iiluppUaa
Court Housa' Explain
- Circuit Court
WHnaeasaaaia
Omnty Court
Salary, perdleaVand lallaaga
JuatlcaCottrt
' aaa
' Coroner
Fee
Insane
Ewmtneflons
School Snptrtaundant
Salary
' TTnaHrir(pkaa
1 J Sopaliaa-xaaklMtlaaata;
Health Offioer
. Salary
' Pratt laapaetor
'. Fee
' Mother's Assistance
Relief furnished.
Cere of Poor
Rallaf
Jail '
- Board -of Paiuaaara-
Stalp Bounty '
. Bounty oo ooyotaa
Tax Rebatee
Sealer of Weights and Measuree
: CuratitSxpaiiaaa ;
MiieeHaneoua Bxpmsee
Auditing Booka
County Inatltuta
District Attorney's Office
State Tax
County School and Library Pund
High Schools:
Arlington High School
Total
Estimated balancea on hand January I, 1919:
County General Fund
cjinmama income Tram inurrH nuiF
than direct taxation:
. iiara itei
1 Bounty refund
' t Sheriff ' feea
; IntereBt daily balancea
Mitcellaneoua ealea
Fair apportionment
Game (immlalon
1600
.400
"800
Total balance and raceipU
. Total amount to ha raiaed
By order oi County Court
: tOOO
,u fan
. 1.400
'' '400
1 '160
1 200
.600
. aoo '
. .t60o'
" tooo
1000-
CM' '
60
60
t
1100 .
260
25U
100 ;
60 :
400
1000
.400
1CO0
60
100
2 600
200 ,
2K)
200
120
$87,660.00
10,000
. . Salaaiaa- . 2 600
Janitor 226
Laboratory - 100
. Library , 4 100
v) Printing tend ralplit 60
J Fbreitura . to
afiteellaneous 60
! 1 Condon' HigtfficKoot
Salarlea 4 200
Janitor 860
Fuel 800 i
-,5upplwa - . i8j
Library 109 ,
'Laboratory 100
Hiacellanaoua 75
Proposed eatlmate of all expaniaa $135,945,00
126,350.00.
$109,695.00
O. W. Parman, County Judge,
Sbarman Wada Comralaatonar,
ilohn W.llaldeit, mjriiagtoner.
Service ShopTrinting PreasesCritical
Customers: and- SatMesiECTryOne.....
KEPTiPLEDOE ,
TO SEIIMEAD
aaaaaBasaaaaBaaaw
American Natloif Maintained Al
.. lied Loaf Through 'Self
' Donlat at Home Table.
AVERTED EUROPEAN DESPAIR.
With Military- Demande Upo Ooaan
' Shipping Rallavad, World la Able '
to Return to Normal White
Wheal tread.
' Since tha advent of tha lateat wheal
CTOD the OH It limitation unon AmH.
can erporta to Europe baa heen tba
nonage or anipping.- Detwaea Jnly 1
and October 10 we ahlpned 03,080303
buahela. If thla Tale alimilit mnitnua
ontll the end of the flical year wa will
nave ruraialied the Alllea with more
than 23TJ00.00O bmhela of wheat and
flour lo term of wheat
Tba remit nf Inrnauut tirnAvirHnA
and eonoorvatloo efforts In tha United
iMtaa baa been that with tha reaaal
Ooq of hoattlltlea wa ara abl to r
turn to m normal wheat diet.' 8nppltef
that have accumulated In Aoatmlia4.
Argentina and offiar hitherto inaecea-
Biota mariceu may be tapped by ebtpe
reieaaea rrom traneport aerrtca,' and
Euroneaa 'demana far lmirln.ith,i
probably will not exceed- oar "normal
vrpiua. Tnereia waeat onoughr avail
able to have a white loaf at tha rot
man table. (
But laat year rh tale was aKTmnt'
Only by tha greataat poaalbl eavlcf
and eacrlflce were wa ahia m imn a
ataady at ream of wheat and Hour mor
lag acroeai tha aea. 1 We fouhd our
aeivaa at tha kaainatng of the- rwmal
yaar with an ' enueualir? abort'' oroo.
Even tba moat opumlatle atMbMotana
ururea that wa bad a hare) atimlna n
20,000.000 baahela. And f, ton
waa facing the probability of a: bread
mmina aoa la-aairope Dread la by Tar
the moet Important article le tbedlat.
au at thla eumlua had tart . th
onntry early In the fmlLr By taertrat
af tha yaer we tad manaaed to ahtp a
uttie mora than 60.000.000 hnaheta h
practicing the itmoat 'economy at
bomaby wheatleaa dajra, wheaMeaa
meala, heavy ' eubetltutlon of ether
eereala and b aaeriAca at aimut-
every meal throughout the country. , (
la January the late Lord Rhondda
tbflh Britlah Food Cantrniir .Mhlut
that only If we aent an addltlonat 70,.
OUO,ooq auabela before July 1 could ha
take the reaDonalbtlltv at aaanrlna hla
people that tbey would be fed.
ine reeponae of the American peo
ple waa 83,000.000 buahela aafely dellv.
ered overaeaa between Janoar 1 and
July L Out of a barveat which cava
U8 only 20.000.000 buahela anrnlna ara
actually ahlpped 141.000.000 buahela.
inua aio America Tutflll ber pledge
that the Allied bread ration a mnM ha
maretalned, and already the American
people are demonaitatlng thati With
an awakened war 1 eonaelence. ;- laat
year'a flgurea win bo bettered.
a-a
.
Onr export! atnea .. la conhtry
entered the war have Juatiaed a
atatement made by the Food Ad-'
nilnlitration shortly after lteconv
ceptlon, outlining the principles!
and pollclea that' would ee
the solution of thla oountry'a
4 food problems. . e
"The whole foundation of de
mocracy," declared the Food-Ad.
ministration, "ilea in the Indl.
vldual Initiative of Ita peoplo
and their willingness to serve tba
Interests of the nation with, com.
plete self effecemett In the time
of emergency. Democracy can
4 yield to discipline, and wa can
4 solve this food problem for our 4
own people and for the Allies In
4 this way. To have done ao Will
have been a greater service than 4
our Immediate objective, for we
4 Ifavo demoustrnted the tlchtful.
ness of our faith and our ability
to defend ourselves without be-
lug Pruulanlxed."
4-
Sending to Europe 141,000.000 bush.
els of wheat from a surplus of appar
ently nothing "was the outstanding ex
ploit of the American food army la the
critical year of the war.
GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
WOMEN EVER HAD.
It waa given to -the women of 'thla
country to perform the' greatest serv
ice In the winning of tha war vouch
aafed to any women In tha history of
the wars of the world tO' feed the
warriors and' tha wai" aufferer 1 By
tha arts of peace; the' practice of Sim
ple, homely virtues the' womanhood of
a whole nation served humanity In Ita
profoundeat' atruggla for peaoa'and
freedom..
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FIR8T CALL TO FOOD ARMY.
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J' W1 4tf kaafj
f We invite you to tall atithe jewelry store and see n
y - " our stoclc before buvincr vmir U
S Christmas Presents M
' 1 I -mmmmm
' Thla co-operation and' service
I ask of all In full confidence
that America" will render' tnore
foP flog and freedom than1 king
4 ridden people surrender at com'
4 pulsion. Herbert Hoover, JAu- 4
gust 10(1017. . . ;
44 44
A year ago Voluntary food control
waa f daring adventure In democracy;
during the year an established proof
of democratic efficiency, -
How about you Thrift Stamps?
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We have a complete i stock of Jewelry, Diamond
iRings and Lavallieres, Ladies and Gentlemen's
Rings, Bracelet v Watches, Watches, Cheap and
Expensive,"CuiT Liriks7 Brooches, etc.
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ee
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Pathe 'Phonographs which are
prorinff themgelree the moat prac
tical talking machine on the mar
ket. Records and lots of "them
Genuine c Hand 'Painted 1 China,
paiated by tine of the best artists
in the . United States. Clocks,
Casseroles. Cut Glass. Ivory, etc
af
Sherman Clay Pianos and All the Late Sheet Music
EVERYTHING GOOD A1$D EVERYTHING GUARANTEED
E W. HUTCHINSON
Jeweler and Optician Condon:1 Oregon
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' CrtAPTEUXV.
Obervttlmr m w Befglan City.
OtMlglie-alW)rtly efore I lefffala
city, our traen-raldd-thepfaic. I
didn't venture out of the house at tha
time, but the next night J thought I
would go oat an nee What damage
had- beeo- done.
"vVhen- It became ' dark T left lhd
house accordingly and mixed with the,'
crowd, which consisted largely of Oers
mana. X went from one; place to an
other to aee what ouf "Strifflng" had,
accomplished. '. Naturally I ' avoided,'
speaking, to ' anyone. If a man or)
woman appeared about to apeak to me,
I. just turned my head and, looked or
walked away In aome' other direction
I. must have been taken for an bih
social eort of Individual a good many,
times, and If I had encountered the.
same person twice I suppose my coon
duct might have aroused suspicion.
I had a first-cists observation of the
damage that waa 'really done by out
bombs. '- One bomb- had- landed' very
near tha maid railroad atatloa and It
It had been only thirty yard nearer
would have completely demolished Itr
Aa the station Waaf undoubtedly our
Blrman'a objective r waa" very much1
Impressed with' the accuracy of hla
aim. It la by no means hn easy thing
to hit a building from the air when
you are going at anywhere from fifty
to one hundred' miles au hour and are
being shot at from beneath from a
dozen different angles-mless, " of
course you' are1 taking one of those
desperate chances and 'flying so low
that you cannot ' very well miss your
mark and the Huna can't very well
miss you ettherl
I walked by the station and mingled
with the crowds which stood la the
entrances. They paid no more at-,
tentlon to me than they did to real BeV
glans,- and the fact that- the. light
were all out In-this-city at sight made
U, Impossible anyway for anyone tq
got aa good a look at me- aa If It had.
been light
During- tho time that I waa In thla
city I suppose L wandered from one
end of It to the other. In one. place,
where the German- staff had Its head
qurrtere, a huge Oerrann'.flag hungt
from the wlndowj and I think 1 woooV
have' given ten' years of my lite- to.
have stolen it. i Even if I could hover
pulled Lt down; however, It would hav
bceu Impossible-for- mo to have con
ceaied lb and to have carried It awmy
1 wtth me ns a nouvenir, therefore woul.d;
have .been- out iof .the question. iv
As I went along-thd street one night
a lady standing on the corner stopped
1 ma and spoke-to mej My first impulse,
of couraer was to -answer her, explnim
Ing.that I could not understand! but i
'atopped myself in time, pointed to' my.
eara ant mnnth ...I ,hMb n. Kn...i
.mwm.m- ..uvcuivun in J .mil,
indicating that I waa deaf and dumb,
and ah nodded underetnndlngly and
walked on. Incidents of that kind wtre
hot unusual, and I was always in a
that the time-would -come when some
Inquisitive rand BusDlctous ' German
iwouldc-enconbter isw and not be so"
i easily satisfied. , .1.
There are many things' that I sdw iif
Ithls city which,- for various reasons. It
1st impossible1 for mo to relate' nntil
aftar- tAo warta ver; - Some of them:
I thlnT;,lwll,Jetato more surprise tHaij
the Incidents I am free to reveal nof
i It used to-mmnw rnahS l went along
HSt'irtreeta' df "thir town, looKthg In
ithe atiop' 'Windows- with German, aof-;
dlers artny'Wde Iboklhg at the aame
things, to' think, how, close I waa -to
.ff'.t?i.3f,fttfa,'fo fray of, knowing 1
Do you know tHat
With fairly goodiwinUr range yon can' dispne -with' hay
by feeding Cottoncako to sheep
Cattle can be finished on pasture very economically by giv
ing a daily allowance of Cottonseed Cake or Meal
Stock take more good out of other feeda if Cottonseed Cake ,
is included in their rations
Two pack horees -can -carry as -much" feed in ; Cottoncake, aa
they eoW haul io a wagon en a good road In hay"
. Cottonseed Cake ia the cheapest feed for sheep and cattle at
thia time
For price aid farther particular! tee or write
AM ROBERTSON
Condon,' Oregon;
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FOimMIiAND'SSMEl
:Improvcit. Beit for: you
best for Ithe lana -
Real estate -is gomg'upr&rid'certain men ar go-
ingnpi with it These are! the men who aVe'
1 getting some Gilliarri county land today.
1 Wehavelots and property, exchanges ;that.will
interest you;
"Advantageous bargains that you should inves
Ugate'NOW. ' 'r:F0Rv SALE '
. .-... - ,v , . . "
j Dwellingv house cheap. ; $400 down and balance
.! in't easy ? payments'
1 ; I ned more farms ft t selllist yours with
F. T. HURLBURT
Howa Youf Insurance? I Can Fix It