Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, January 07, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt k r A O t « SHERMAN C O U N T» J O V R N A l. M O R O O R EG O N FRID AY / JANUARY 7, 1940 _ tim e w hen dollars w ere m ost im p o rtan t to a S herm an county court and* in form ation about, how Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon_______ __ much was being spent and from w hat fund w as requlre.d. T his county paid off its bonds by sav Giles ing little dabs of m oney and by fc.u.nrd aT »opoS H*«* y at Moro. Oreron «wkr A ct o spending What was .paid I n . ^ t funere«* •»£ M*cch t. 1K7». G h erm an CGoimty J o u rn a l I» O il G. From the V. J - Jan . 2, 1920 J. A. Shassen w ent to C orvallis Monday to a tte n d th e g rain grad ing school th is week H arry H orner has purchased ¿ e h Fair- ï » by ^ P e r h a p s w hat m ost public bod- ipq lack m ost Is inform ation. Any- wav it seem s th a t lots of legiaia- n a t i o n al É o n o t i A t tive voting is done w ith insuf- ▲ CLOCHAT I Q.N ficlent facts and the same is tru e of other bodies. It is our opinion th a t the county co u rt has the abil- v to find the facts and our hope O F F IC IA L COUNTY PAPER l / t h a t it will prove Itself a well S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S inform ed group of officials. F in n ON E Y E A R Is P rivó le Capitalism Practical? q u e n t'ta x e s ’ w ere paid the county c W to a n d will m ove th e sam e to El iTiei ...........................- > *-9° Monday* night. It had been four above Sunday nig h t and It was four above T uesday night. has been som e m oderation of th e . w eath er an d even som e thaw ing. Believe it o r n o t a sparrow is a t th is m om ent tak in g a h a th in tl*e - m iddle of th e s tre e t In a fresuly m elted.pool of water. ________ A farew ell p a rty w as given for Mr and M rs Lewis McKee T ues day night a t th e Odd-Fellow hall w hen m em bers of th a t lodge and th e R ebekahs presented them w ith a g tft and played cards * .r th e evening. < \ Bob H oskinson cam e hom e from the hospital early in the week and y e a r looking fine and fit since his hern ia operation re cently. He w ill n o t re tu rn to w ork, how ever, for a few w eeks. A Joint installation, for Odd- Fellow s and Rebekahs will be held a t th e ir hall next T uesday _________ NOSE • . . Walter FoUtte of St. Leola bravely evening, J a n u a ry 11 an d it will (no ooScratatemeot) demonstrates lie preceded by a pot-luck supper. ‘ Stapeper,*' her pet Mr and M rs J. fC McKean cam e ig It nibble at her hom e Tuesday afternoon a fte r th eir plane ride to Dalles, Texas to see th e Cotton Bowl gam e. Keck says the gam e w as really a good one despite rep o rts to th e Dem ocrats of Sherm an county (o n tra ry . m et at the court house last T ues day afternoon for th e biennial or A wperior service ganization m eeting to w hich of personal «Rendenee newly elected precinct com m it teem en a n d com m itteew onien that costs no more w ere invited. K enneth Fridley was elected chairm an, Mrs Helen B ruckeit, vice chairm an, Clara H oustjr., secretary-treasurer. John DeMoss t» -* ’W and W ynona W ilson w ere elected congrew lonal com m itteem en Tl.e ■OOtfttVAVf. ---------- ------------------- m ittee ittee county n o m inating' com com m A w id . r P«-«« will he composed of H erm an B ra that "<«tt a> ckett and Pearl B rackett, Gordon H arper, A. J. Bucholtz and Tom G arrett. There tie n t arriv ed from Shaniko w ith a broken leg. --- *5 « to o . CLAM j,. D.Eakln has sold the machln- debated by cry, equipm ent, supplies, etc., and leased his concrete garage to F red , Harry D. Ft Harry Fletochmnn M esslnger and the two b ro th e rs • Preeidei U ^aterieaa Spaafcor« National Secretary, Socie/bt foe. who have been w orking for Mr. , Party— US4 Eakln. Mrs. C. P. Bailey retu rn ed to MR. FARREN OPENS: Practical to M L FLK18CBMAN O M N S t P ri The Dalles W ednesday, having the opposite of “theoretical," “ideal, spent C hristm as day h ere w ith vate capitalism is based on concen trated private ownership of great “speculative.** I t means action as op her daughters. publicly affected industries. Ia it posed to speculation. Therefore to A* ask the topic question to to beg for discussion. Of course private capital ism is practical. Look wound. 1« there anything to compare with the HIGHWAY TAXES ™ ^ b o u t losingIt?'I. Mpractical to private capitalism we enjoy in « fre e The recent rep o rt of the inter- ‘eoduct goods making the economy? I f so, where to It? Is there im com m ittee on roads asks for freatert proflt, instead of producing any system which provides more to the greatest number? If an increase of one cent in the what people need? Is it practical to benefits so. where to it? I think it practical easoline tax and a doubling of the waste the natural f S ' r « on cars. Truck fees ic. baton«.»« to ^ u tu r . «.nem tlon. to have more privately owned au tos, homes, radios, washing machines, Will he raised too because the new had become. A dm inistrator, w ith the win an- greater costs to products we buy farms, plants, ad infinitum, than any rates passed in Tl947 did not pro- j t js tru e th a t th ere a r nexed.of the E state of W illiam M. support numberless middlemen other nation. 1 think it practical to uuce as m uch as before. This pro- dem ands on the state than can De Van p ^ te n , deceased, at the office and proflu fOT absentee owners? Is allow complete freedom to the indi vidual In his economic, political and w.U only affect com m ercia. , U X sociological life. I think it practical to permit competition, which is the doesn't seen, to he much ™ ds th ere ,s no reason to think date of the T irs t^ b U c a U o ^ o f th is comp.mtiv.br basis of our free economy, in that local com plaint about another th e w orld has come to an end, notice to-wit: December 17, get about “free enterprise" and run lt provides our people with hlgn T. L E ST E R JOHNSON cent on the gas u x although there ,,ot even a financial e n f t l l we to the government for help. It waa quality products at low coats. I think A dm inistrator, w ith will an Hoover, not Roosevelt, who created it practical that millions of our is a feeling th at It should be re- ean t buy all the bulll’ ln?5 , nexed, of the E state of Wil* the Reconstruction Finance Corpora workers can express their opinions tu rned to farm ers and others who w ant th ls year we will have w to managers of corporations through Ham M. Van P atten , deceased. tion for government loans to dying duly elected representatives. I think use it for non highway purposes. p u t „ off until some other J y 7-10 ch. businesses. The workings of private It highly practical that free men, It was at first suggested th at th ere )uat ,,ke papa put» off buy g capitalism lead .to war and dictator tie no refund on this additional n ew car and som tlm - ship. Capitalist rivalries, political and who invest their savings to become owners, receive a fair ahare of cent. buying a new red wagon for Jun — ------ economic, struggling for markets, ex tool ploiting cheap labor and monopolis 5 2 T & m l l l X " wortSS If the gas u x gets big enough ior it ing raw materials, are major causes X X V o S £ ~ W « to d - to the »Ute can afford to do a better p e rh a p s the ^ n e s t statem eiU I of modern war; together with nar job of policing its gas U x retu rn s ( rc dt,ed to Douglas McKay w ru row nationalism and militarism, dawn-to-duak drudgery. I think it LAWY1 !>ecause it is common knowledge w in assum e the office ° g manipulated by political and eco practical that we make our going nomic overlords unable to solve their system work better and «top toying th at refunds are made on gasoline nor come next M onday. - MORO WABOO not used on roads. , th a t conditions m ay he bad h u t problems at home. They “make Jobs with “theoretical" or “Idealistic by expanding armaments, try to philosophies th a t some T H IN K Any increase in the license fee he has seen it w o r s e F o r a m a^ forestall discontent by imposing false might work. The Republican County Central will meet opposition and Mr. w ^ o has been th rough h Moro I am I k « N o . IIS I.O .O F “unity." and seek a solution in ad M R . F L I I I C H M A M C " A L - com m ittee will m eet at the co u rt Newbry, who is adm inistrator of th a t sounds ^easona e Meets is i a „u u iu ventures abroad, resulting in war Meets 1st and 3rd Private capitalism is not practical. It LENGES: 8enator Taft declares: No house next Tuesday Ja n u ary 11 the license division, does not like l t seem es likely th a t tne Tuesdays in I.O.O.F. one 1« going to be persuaded by ar on call by Mrs How ard Conlec, Is the road to world suicide. it The ra te is really very low. No ple WIU have to vote J* hall. T ran sien t and 2-Oven Electric R a n g e ------- gument» about th« long-run average county chairm an. Election of of- MR. FARREN CHALLENGES: F if ___ other form of property can he gome of the Income ano e visiting b ro th ers are N O W *2S5 achievement« of capltaliiro in raising ty million Investors in our national fleers and other p arty business REG. *395— owned w ith the paym ent of so tax surplus. A£*u m en ^ . 5 ^ t ...... cordially Invited to standard« of living if it 1» »11 «t the plant cannot be honestly ca’ led "con sur- meet w ith us. will be on the agenda. Bantam Range w ith Base .. a tax . ____ _________ «mall as ontnmnhiip on an autom obile. vor _ the o-vrwnditure expenditure of th a t centrated private ownership I What expense of periodic plunge« Into R E G *9 9 95— “ N O W *«5 One can buy a home w ith his plus w ithout a vote of the P P do the people need that they can’t ma«» misery." Yet, when asked how I^eo W atkins, N. G. K arl Landatrom was elected to ' . v a c u u m Cleaner to prevent depression, this supporter get? It ’s most practical to have rich money and pay $100 In u x e s on a re 0 o t based a Jo h n DeMoss, Secretary national soils society a t ------------- N O W *4 9J O * men Uke Ford, McCormick, Edison, o f c a p ita lis m r e p lie s “N o b o d y the th e sam e investm ent one pays $5 ctatlon of our Initiative ano ortland Know«. Today, auu «7, for *v» Mr. —* - Farren — — to — a m eeting held in P rv« n«»»u th e « ..«„urrv’t® E ureka Ixxlge No. 121*A.F. A A~M ____ Bell, et al. _______ because for every dollar know«." for if invested In a car. ferendum —nor, in f . me n ra t of th e week. W. A. Rockle, U pright Vacuum w ith Meets on th e 1st and ^ ey keep they make $10.00 for oth- deelar« that w« gat "high Oregon does not have good decision of^ N O W >47 3rd T hursday evenings ers. Betides the incentive to get rich products at tow costs" ls to insult our* know n to m any Sherm an county R E G . *74-50— enough roads to com pete w ith ad- COUr t In th at r e g a l . -^ «u iaL i^ ii aarh m onth. Visiting creates such men. We need more intelligence. To call private capital farm ers is president, J. H. C htist, All New, Factory G uaranteed competitive to likewise ludicrous. Joining states and if it is to get sectlon of the sta P° t0 m em bers cordially in- millionairetl As for Mr. Hoover; it ism When World War I I started. 175,000 vice president. vlted to m eet w ith US. was not his fault that Britain went them th ere will have to be m ore w in see to it that. any provided 70 percent of the na L V. H enrlchs, W. M. off the Gold Standard and that farm firms monev to spend. We can get fe d e r u8e th a t m oney w it " lnl Coldest night of th e w inter and tion’s manufactures, and 100 large n DirLirort^n ^ r p t a r v prices were allowed to collapse while ™ m atch money for m ost of of th e people w in H B. P inkerton, Secreta y_ - ^ du>trial wage* stayed up. it seems corporations accounted for SO per of the m onth w as 3 above zero MORO, OREGON. Ph. 271 , cent In 1943. 100 corporations ac w hat w e have to spend n o w .. U alive Invoked against n. ^ uch Lupine R ebekah Lodge No. 11« that totalitarian state« aie counted for 70 percent while 175.000 the real threat to peace— arid if cap! It was said at the h e a rin g ¡o f C °ndit ons didn’t have 2nd and 4th I talitm of all things is the road to small companies totalled SO percent. the interim com m ittee in The Dal- w . at an how ever dlf- Tuesdays of each «uicide. what do you call the Engllfh It to worse today. That way lies les th a t if th he e Columbia any surplu« at ai . . . one _ _ month. ..................... .. monopoly, not competition, la that Columbia R R iver iver any t thls V isiting Experiment In Socialism? If we spend it m em bers welcome, MR. FLEISCBMAN REPLIES: 75, practical? highway was constructed betw een the sav- out of tn — e n rnnd<HOn la Bertna Bertha »eisne Belshe N. G OOO stockholder« own fifty percent of ndltion nt JANUARY 15, 1949 th at place and d Portland _ y__ MR FARREN REPLIES. We nave th is year th e m condition Hougton S e u t all corporate stock in America. Proxy lngs m ade on gasoline, oil, t res, a worse. Federal Incom e laws to crush' monopolies. If we is deadline date for filing E stim ated machinery, interlocking directorates, fcnd repairs, etc., would pay for Tax for year 1948. Investment trust« expand that con- don't have high quality products at RetEïëhem C hapter N o . 7H- TT. the cost in th re e years. T hat -* WORLD --------- w ----- . tro t That to concentrated private low prices to^U . it “ because buti about the Meets every second and ownerahip» What do we need that we nes! hasn’t re c o v e re d fro m the sound» a b it far-fetched but t ere Poet once w rote fo u rth T hursday In each get? Home«, for one thing. We strangulation of cock-eyed govern " T n y X - n ^ L u o w n c a i c u i a t . "a= thlnga^done ’neath the m onth; v isitin g m em bers need- 4,000,000 veterans’ home« im- ment price-wage fixing and affiliated lnvlted. Moro, Oregon mediately. Private capitalism refuses control. Let our economy be free. Public A countant — — T a x ( o n a a lU n t Ing. A new road dow n the Colum- ™ w „ b u t he wan a rank to build them. Hoover also followed The customer, not some bureaucrat, itla w ould probably «ave at least moU » * hgdn,t sW(1,ed the Elsie Jones, W. M. 308 K. 3rd S treet will decide quality and price and the “crumb-dropping" theory of sub Edna Melaer, Secretary ^ " ^ ^ b T r u ' c 0; ' R X n X a e - y a of the federai « o v (Note: Office location changed ir om previous year.) sidies to big business so that wages buainesa had better measure up to could filter down to workers. The re those demands or go out of business. sult— intensified depression. Certain Mr. Fleischman’s war statistic» are the savings on each tru ck load of e rn m e VanG1ider took an ly totalitarianism Is a threat to peace, irrelevant, unless he waa In favor of stock hauled over a s t r a i t road. ^ m ,natlon for deupty but totalitarianism is the legitimate our not supporting our allies or not ter, : ? x he t e r she a h i being e x p e i.r.. offspring of private capitalism. So winning the war. We needed heavy q u a in t il In helping out J T h ird & U n io n HL cialism. with democratic control of Industry not blacksmiths’ shops to ’ At any rate th e r^P0^ 1* ?£• IHjstofflce employee-. w hen one T H E D A L L E S , OREGON industry for production of the peo produce in tremendous quantity tha ple's needs Instead of profits to a armaments of war—and they wera T here will be a bill to raise P aint W allpaper - Venetian t h r ^ t s 'of d riving an autom otive in or th e mall 8h r , few, ls the only practical alternative produced by the greatest, most effi L O V E L Y SPRING FROCKS, SLAC KS, Blinds cient mass production plant in the vehicle All such fees by th e con- couiun etftl d e G K N K R A b An em h ployee of . ----------- th e postal p A IN T PRODUCTS to both capitalism and totalitarian world. That was practical. ism SWEATERS, and J A N T Z E N TEA SHIRTS FRIDAY, JANUARY 7» 194t OREGON’S FIN A N C ES T he citizen who feels dePI* ti8' ed over over the the reporter, reported cunu.uo» condition ed of the s ta te ’s finances may Ml ance his em otion by rem em oe, m o how elated he felt last sum m er when the papers w ere full or Z les about how rich the state NOTICE TO CREDITORS All 1 persons having claim s a g a in s f th e E sta te of V ilia m M Van p a tte n decea8ed, a re hereby notified to present them , w ith the proper vouchers and duly veri- ( t the undersigned, the duly appointed, q u a ll„ e d and acting practical to suffer depressions and unemployment every few years? Is any system practical where, even when you have a Job, you are wor- Democrats Meet T. Lesler Johnson .09« whU» Closing Out Oar Appliance» Ranch & Home Store INCOME TAX REMINDER — P. bverett Curtiss Adams Paint Store AM RECEIVING - - - stitu tio n m ust be u8e^ J ° r * n a rtm en t m ust he 5 feet. 4 •• Heavy Kote • one H ow m any w ant to speed up the m J*, and she doesn’t qualify by WMh .b le « .o o t h flnlah developm ent of our highway sys h,P?_„u nr m ore. W ell, m aybe, the F |ex . Colorful d e c o ra to r an inch or m ore. n for off on all w allpaper In stock governm ent is lo o k ^ g to '/« tem ? 20% off on »pedal orders people who ge down ( HARLEY PRAY o ^ p m g over to Inquire about M ayor Lee and the city of P ort _— land should feel very happy th a t Rtamp or two. of Charley P ray has agreed to re- looks like th e sh nize tu rn to crim inal work by taking ^m rld will have to We the Job as chief of p<£ t land **• and get some m ore r«W0 T here will soon be an end o leRiaia tion o r ° ie t. stories about the iniquities of the lne too short at 5 4 . P ortland police force and there AbUlty to read, courtesy. will he less crim inal ac/-lVJ ^ know ledge of y gotta P ray has a rep u tatio n in the hard keeplng au secondary. You g gam e of law enforcem ent th a t he y 4 ,. didn’t get it by taking thing« easy o r overlooking opportunities to catch crook«. He will be fair and his m en will like him w hich should help the m orale of th e force. He will h e ____ ___ s u m and th e public will respect Prom t |,e o b serv er, Jan. 5, 1900 him w hich »hould help the n)<Jra,J G w Brooks is once moYe H O T R A F F IC T R O U B L E S — of th e public.. The m ayor could n t "m ine ho st” B i „ . . t Bargain 1« T r . v ^ a t the popular have found a b e tte r man. b ro c k ’s resta u ra n t. An invitation is extended to anyone in Moro T r y S b i a te a t: O o G re y - COUNTY COURT about meal tim e to call upon him. h o u n d e v e ry t r ip d u r i n g Sherm an county has a naw *§puds have dropped to six hits J an u ary, n o tice ho w m uch court, th a t is. two of the th ree are 0 sack. yo u save. Y o u ’l l go G re y new. a m ajority. iZiss V ud R ust and J. F . W at- h o u n d a l w a y s ! F re q u e n t, — T hey will have some serious “«•or w ere m arried in Wasco th is tim e ly d e p artu res m ake i t p r o b l e m s to consider, pro ’C hristm as eve. easy to shop o r tra v e l. A n d blem s th a t will require a great W in. H enricks, our genial coun- yo u a rriv e re la x e d ! T r a in deal of s tu d y If they are to he settled correctly. T here is tim e ty clerk, ls now quite at hom e In ed d riv e rs re lie v e yo u o f a ll for the co u rt to do this Mudying his offices in the new court house tra ffic s tra in . Y o u r G re y before th eir own f a r m . t ^ rn8 Krom T h r G. V. J . J » . T. h o u n d A g e n t w i l l give yo u flcSofulto* In addition to actions tak en by A petition and an application the county court and reported position a elsewhere the hills w ere paid, a ^loro w ere received and hotl lot in Wasco was «old and R obert d i8patched to the state head W asco, O reg o n Helyer bought four lots in Kent. q u arters. Bob Belshe bought an old horse grader for $25. T he dog fund NOTICE OF NONHIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET HEARING board was not appointed W edncs day. The S h'^m an County J e q r NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance w ith section 111-1244, O. C. L. A., to the legal voters of the Nonhigh School D istrict of Sherm an County, Oregon, thM j n e e t in ^ w U i J h e heid, at nal was named as lu e official the C ourthouse In Moro, Oregon, on the 31st day of Jan u ary , 1949, a t 10:00 o’clock A. M. for the county paper for 1949. T h u rs icy £ u r p o £ o! discussing the budget fhr the f.scM year beginning Ju ly 1st, 1949, and ending Ju n e court members re tu rn e d to draw 30, 1950, herein after set forth. 200 names for the Jury list and u k e care of other year end busi B U D G E T ness. ESTIM ATED R E C EIPTS In Days of Old 099 - «rhA oeoDle have voted u n n o o for th e coming year and MO.OOO for th e c o m ^ s i t J i d The^w t.»!? voted on th a t r/ ™i,h the appropriation X iln e to ^ S n aft«» S X expended will be ,hese funds are expen N^ mb(r dtnG^ e B urchard w ere m arried in Tort- land New Year’s day at th e home T N ew com b H. H W ilcox ha» sold hla «lore and residence in th is c ity to W ill Okta. the tra n sfe r to he made next week. In th is deal Mr. Old» Is to fflce. W |lcox rPsiKn- « dtffe e .t In« In hl» favor Mr. W ilcox ha« ch arted held the position of postm aster in ^ i ^ U U n t a l s th a t o ften Ora«« Valley for over 11 years. I t is th e inc nnooDular- P atien ts continue to a rriv e at d0„ ‘* ’ ‘ bring county courts to unpm hoBpital rtswjxr w atch of finances m ay who have m et w ith accidents. Sdt- as w e leave th e urday evening late on fellow w as n * ^ m ^ , t ” m « brought on brought from Fqley-Paesaly camp. more T here was Sunday m orning another pa- In th is post w a r era The Gay Shop IN S U R A N C E Grain, Feed, F uel Farm lmple«a«Rta , barbed wire — good posts PHONE 163 Feedatore S ay goodbya to w in te r ’» Icy breezes, snd hello to healthful sunshine I Greyhound’s travel ex perts can hefp you plan a more enjoyable vacation— free from all detail«. Transportation, hoteb, sidetript, sightseeing — all pre- - planned — for one low coat Sea your Oreyhound Agent now/ Aak for deacriptive, F R E E folders! gmfmovnd uads E xpenditures 3 fiscal yrs. next p re ceding c u rre n t school year ., ITEM 1945-46 101 X S J Mo P ar J /F F Y J F F Windshield Washer New and different . • • with r positive action. For Chrysler end Plymouth car«, >n<^ m«ny other vehiclea w ith V -ty p e w indshields. I wcovtnstl NOONAN-PRATT MOTORS The Tavern $ 1,500.00 180.00 2,736.72 * 1,416.72 ESTIM ATED EX PEN D ITU R ES in fo rm a tio n on a n y tr ip . OR5YHOUHO Make Year PUee Far • T rig ta Saaay LoaJs I 1 1. F stim ated O available cash on hand which CjSUIllOvevi T • « at beginning of year . for D E FIC th IT is budget is made TR ANSPC«TA TION 2. E stim ated receipts from delinquent U xes BASIC SCHOOL FUND 3, A m ounts received from other sources TOTAL w asco , o m o o n I 1. T uition 1? ’122 ™ 2. T ran sp o rtatio n 1,573.70 3. Personal Service . (Clerical-Legal) A udit 42.50 4. Postage, T ele., Tele. 6.00 5. Supplies, printing, filing fee 6. Election A P ublicity 20.85 7 T ravel, board m ileage 8. O ther Misc. Expense 9. Em ergency £ T O T A L S * llo f**.71 1947-48 1946-47 * 6,981.84 1,742.92 6,00 Exp. . Bud’t allow-ce 1949-50 * 12,388.90 $ 3,281.38 1,565.54 * 5,000.00 1,500.00 * 15,400 00 3,350.00 22.50 5.00 3.00 12.50 22.50 • 22.50 6.00 28.90 17.10 139.70 28.60 * 153*7.56 * 1,606.64 32.50 * 8,779A* E st. Exp. for Exp. budget allowance 6 mo. c u rre n t sc h ^ y r. ’ À.1-’ ■ X 54,00 \ 11.25 510.00 * 7,095.75 10 00 20 0C '72.C0 1,000 00 * 19375.10 SUMMARY EST.‘ EXP., R E C EIPTS AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES, AND TAX LEVY II III. IV. V. VI. i Deduct toU l estim ated receipts and available cash b a la n c e s ........................... i ................ 2,9Tb 72 A m ount necessary to balance the b u d g e t ..................................................................................- - 18,458 ^ Deduct deficit forw arded to next fiscal y e a r ............................ .............................................. 1500.00 Balance to be raised by t a x a t i o n ----- -----------—-- ---------------- ------ ------------------------ ig*4fig38 Total estim ated U x levy for the ensuing fiscal year ..................... .......................... 18,4a8.38 Ammint nf w a rra n t indebted- » r « i **nnt naid for w ant of endored not |.ald for w w n « N<>ne 9 Amt ‘ 5 ’o th er indebtedness . None Total Indebtedneaa ' i None Dated Ja n u a ry 4, 1949 Slgned: W lly W K nlghten. Clerk K enneth Chr. m Board irectors Approved by Fridley, Budget Com ittee Ja of n u D ary 4. 1349 Signed: C hester C. CoaU, Sec. Budget Com m ittee A. W. Schilling, Chr. Budget Com m ittee.