PAGE FOUR
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER T., I»31
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
100 00
125.00
115.00
33.00
Light and power
Notice ot School Meeting
Water
Telephone
Other expense of operation
20000
1X5.00
«0.00
17 00
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voter, of School District
No. 1», of Lane County. State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of
»aid district «111 be held at Springfield High School, on the XT day of
November, 1931, at 7:30 o'clock In the p m. for the purpose of d ie -’ Total Expense of Operation
cussing the budget hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to V MAINTENANCE and REPAIRS
vote on the proposition of levying a special district tax
•Repair and replacement of furni­
ture and equipment
.......... .......
200 00
The total amount of money needed by the said school district dur­
200 00
ing the fiscal rear beginning on June 30. 1931. and ending June 30. 1932, •Repair and maintenance of buildings
and grounds
....................
Is estimated In the following budget and includes the amounts front the
400 00
400.00
county school fund, state school fund, elementary school fund, special
district tax, and all other moneys of the district.
Total Expense of Maintenance and Repairs
BUDGET
VI. AUXILIARY AGENCIES
Library: Personal service (librarian,
E S T IM A T E D R E C E IP T S :
etc.) ................... ............... ..... ...............
140.00
40(H)
From county school fund
9 T.200.00
From state school fund
........ ...............
1.300.00
From elementary school fund .....
4.900.00 Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencies
From tuition for pupils below high school
50.00 VII FIXED CHARGES
From county H. 8. tuition fund
0,550.00 •Insurance
... ... ...............
110.00
90 00
O. and C. fund
300.00
T o ta l e s tim a te d receipt*
1X0.000.00 Total Fixed Charges
VIII CAPITAL OUTLAYS
E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S
¡•Naw furniture and equipment
161.00
639(H)
High
Elem entary
Total Total Capital Outlays
I. GENERAL CONTROL
•Items marked with an asterisk (•) are the most common used
3695.00
Total Expense of General Control
districts of the third class.
•Clerk
3 200 00 9 100.00
300.00
17 00
50.00 IX DEBT SERVICE
•Compulsory education and census
33.00
15.00 Principal on bonds
5.00
Supplies
......................
10.00
.............
3 1.500.00
60.00
20.00
•Elections and publicity
.....................
40.00
Principal on other Indebtedness
3.686 00
91.67
200
00
•Legal service (clerk's bond, audit, etc.)..
108.33
Interest on bonds
500 00
60.00
25 00
Other Expenses of general control:
35.00
Total Debt Service
3695 00
Total
X EMERGENCY
1 ................................
3 1.000.00
II INSTRUCTION—8U PER VISION
500 00
3 2.655.00 3 2.200 00 3 4.955.00
Principals ......................... ......... ......
Stenographers and other office assist-
730.00
|
Total
Emergency
.................
„........................
.........
...
730.00
35,585.00
Total Expense of Supervision
Emily F Slovens. Carrie Tyaon. of the Htate of Oregou. In compii
Alan H Tyson. J W Barnes and ance with the sahl execution and
Myrtle Barnes ou January 22, 19- urder of sale, end In order to satisfy
13. 20 feel eaal of the north end said Judgment, Including Interest,
of said strip of land above des attorney*' fee*, coal* ot sull and
4.13900
crlbed, and a slay pole about 10 . acqrulng coat*. I will ou Saturday,
1 „on no
feet high about 10 feel north of 'the 28th day of November, 1931, at
the north bank of the slough ' the hour of One o'clock In the
Total
36O.2I4OOI running across and near the afternoon ot said day. al lite Houtli
INDEBTEDNESS
north end of said lands, also a west front door of the County
1 Amount of bonded Indebtedness
370.000 oo
i H eadm an' In the north bank of Court House In Eugene, Lane C ouii
ly. Oregon, offer tor sale and sell
2 Amount of warrant Indebted lies» on warrtnts
I said alough.
Issued and endorsed "not paid for lark of funds”
I Dated this 28th dav of October, for cash, at public auction, subject
lo redemption ns provided by law.
1931.
3'otal Indebtedness
370.000 00
H. L. BOWN, Sheriff, of all of the right, title and Interest
of the said defendants Minnie Lu
Dated this 30th day of I «tuber. 1931.
lutne County, Oregon
ciano. Guiliano Luciano whose
Attest
CLAYTON BARBER. District Clerk,
IN 5-18 191« D 3)
name Is sometimes spelled OwtlMO
C. A. SWARTS, Chairman, Board of Director*.
E X E C U T IO N IN F O R E C L O S U R E Luciano. Edward Klug. Bertrlce
N O T IC E
rrty. to-wll:
King. I.. W. Bteveus. Elisabeth
quarter Ol (he Northeast quarter 1» Notice Is hereby given that by II. Stevens, W. A. Bell, Win. I)
O F S H E R IF F S SALE
virtue of an execution and order of
mid
the
lots
numbered
one,
two
Queen, and Jane Doe Queen, wife
Nol.ce is hereby given dial by I
and three of section 16, In town­ i sale In foreclosure Issued out of the of Win. I). Queen, aud all perenti»
virtue of an execution aid order
Circuit Court of l<une County. Ore
ship
17.
south,
range
3
weal
of
claiming
by. through, or umler
of sale issued out ot the Circuit
the Willamette Meridian. In latue gull, on the 2811) day of October, them or either of them, III aud lo
Court of the ¿state of oregou for
1931,
In
a
Hull
wherein,
on
the
28th
County. Oregou. which lies west
the said premise*.
Lane County, October 28, 19.11, up­
of the Deadmoml Slough, and In­ day of October, 1931, In said Court
H. L. BOWN. Sheriff of Lane
on and pursuant to a decree made
Vlcca Kundret recovered Judgment
cluding
all
ot
the
Deadmoml
la
County, Oregon.
by said Court Octuoer 27. 1931. in
against
the
defendants
Minnie
Lu
land and extending to the center
IO 29
N f. 12 192«)______
a suit pending therein in which
claim
and
Guiliano
Luciano,
whose
of said Deadmoml Slough; also
Mary E Hoatick was plaintiff and
name
Is
sometimes
spelled
Gittlano
NOTICE TO CREDITOR»
the ferry boat and cable used as
George F. Iloatick. Myrtle F. Hoa­
access thereto and all the appur­ Luciano for the sunt of Nine Hun
Notice Is hereby given that the
tick. The Commercial Stale Bank
dretl
(9900.00)
Dollars,
and
fur
the
tenances belonging to said prem­
ot Springfield, a corporation, and
further sum of Thirty-nine and undersigned has been by (he Coun,
ises and said terry boat; also
A A. Schramm. State Superintend
it lno (939 11) Dollars as Interest ty Court of the Slate of Oregon for
enl of Banks, were defendants,
Beginning nt a point In the thereon, and for the further sum of lame County appointed administra­
which execution and order of sale
south line of the Abraham Land­ One Hundred (3100.00) Dollars as trix of the ealate of Hugh Morrison,
All persons having
was to me directed and command­
es ur-d wife Donation latnd Claim attorney'* fee* and for coats and deceased.
ed me lo sell the real property
No. 46, Nolf. 6128 In township 17 disbursement* taxed at the eum of claims against said estate may pre­
hereinafter deaertoew to satisfy cer­
South, range 3 west of the Will­ 360.70. and said execution to me sent auch claim* duly verified and
tain liens und charges In said de­
am ette Meredlun 28.03 chains directed, commanding me In the with voucher* attached In (he un
cree specifier). 1 will, on Saturday,
west of the most easterly south­ name of the State o f Oregon, In deralgned el the law office of
the 5th day of December. 1931. at
east corner of said claim, and order to aallaty said Judgments. In (Jordon B. Welle. Miner Building.
the hour of one o'clock I* M at the
running (hence north parallel tereet. attornEy s fee*. cioRs of Eugene. Oregon, within six rnfmOla
southwest door of the County
with the east line of said claim sull, und accruing coat*, lo sell the of the date of (lie first publication
Court House In Eugene, latne Coun
27.«4 chains to the north line following described real property, of this notice. Till* notice la first
published November 6, 1931.
ty. Oregon, offer for sale and sell
thereof, (hence east 20 feet, to-wlt:
ANNA VAUGHN. Admlnlatra-
at public auctln for cash, subject
thence south parallel with the said
Lot One t il, and the Northeast i
Iris of the estate of Hugh Mor-
to letlemttlun as provided by law.
east line 27 64 chains and thence
Quarter (NB14) ot the Southeast ;
rteon. deceased
all of the right, tine and interest
west 20 feet to the place of be­
Quarter iSKQl ot Section Thirty
of the defendants In said suit und
ginning, all being a part of said
five (36) Township Eighteen (IHl,
Given by
of all parties claiming by. through
Sm ith Rang.- S ix («1 West of tin- CAFETERIA SUPPER
Donation laind Claim No. 46 In
or under them or any of them siuce
Willamette Meridian. In lame
lavne County. Slate of Oregon:
Rebekah lodge. Monday evening.
the 13th day of July. 1929. In or to
County, Oregon, except ten (10)
also the right to set and perpet­
Nov. 9. 6 00 o'clock, Everybody
the following described real prop-
ually maintain a high post for
acres deeded to C E Blodgette.
Invited.
All that part ot the Northeast
NOW. THEREFORE. In the name
ferry cable ou land belonging to
4-12».
300.00 I
250 00 Maintenance and repairs V I 2 3
176.00 Debt service IX 13-3 4-6 «-7 8
50.00 Miscellaneous sum of 1-3. 4. 6; *11 3. 4: 111-3, «. 5;
IV3, 4. 5. 6 7; VI 1 (21. 3 (11. 4 <S|. (4»; VII i.
2. 3. 4: VIII 4, 5. «
34.930.00
Construction Vili I. 2. I
400.00
900.00
3
1.200.00
190.00
190.00
200 00
200 00
900 00
900.00
by school
3 6.686.00
3
1.600 00
RECAPITULATION
Total estimated expenses for the year, (sum of
items I-«. II 5, III 6, IV-8. V 4. VI 5. V ll 5. V lll-7.
III. INSTRUCTION—TEACHING
IX 9. X-3)
350.214.00
•Teachers .............. .............. ..................... 315.435.00 311.310 00 326.745.00 , Total estimated receipts, not including proposed
750.00 1.500.00
•Supplies tchalk. paper, e t c . ) ..............
750.00
tax
..........
.................. ..........................
20.000.00
774.00
774.00
•Textbooks (desk copies and indigents).
430.00 Balance, amount to be raised by district tax
305.00
125.00
Other expense of teaching
330.214.00
329.449.00
Total Expense of Teaching
IV. OPERATION OF PLANT
•Janitors and other employes
•Janitors' supplies
____________ __ _
•Fuel
3
S U M M A R Y O F E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S
For school year from June 30. 1931. to June 30, 1932
Personal service sum of I-l-(l), (21, (3), (4), (5),
11-1(1). (2). (3), («); 111-1(1). (2). (3). (41.
2.090.00 3 1.065.00 3 3.155.00
IV-1-(1». (2). (SI; VI 1 (1 ), 2-(l), 3-tl). 4 (1)
335.835.00
230.00
110.00
340.00
332.00
268.00
600.00 Supplies 1-2: 11-2; 111-2: 1V-2; Vl-l-(3). 2 (2), 3-(2)
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
Dallas Murphy, Manager
We aim to give good mer­
chandise. priced right, every
day in the year and the hearty
responses we have received
here in Springfield makes us
feel that in our small way we
have been of some help in this
community.
IRISH - MURPHY
■■
FREE BAG
NOTE— We wish to take this
opportunity
to
personally
thank the people of Spring-
Field and vicinity for the won­
derful support we have re­
ceived in our twelve years ot
service here.
COMPANY’S
Peanut Crisp
Saturday, Nov. 7th
COME EARL Y!
l^dlClOU»
NOTE— Grain prices are ad-
F inest Hard W h ea t vanc,n« and there hava b#en
j
Flour
recent advances in wholesale
flour prices of 25c per sack.
99c
49 lbs.
to First 100 you n g­
The
sters, accom panied
Saturday
cept the low prices offered
F an cy Hard W h eat
M orning
1
4 9 Ib. sk.
farmers have shown
that they are unwilling to ac-
Blue-Stem
by their parents,
85c
and millers are having to pay
quite a premium for wheat to
| mill.
It looks like a
go*.. urn» Hl
stock up at the very lowest
Something New and Different
DON’T FAIL TO COME!
Springfield, Oregon
SATURDAY, NOV. 7th
SUGAR
Golden West Coffee
3 Pound Can
BEST C A N E
One Pound Can PETER PAN Coffee
FREE with Ench 3-Pound Can
10 Pounds
Corn Starch
C A L U M E T , Corn
4
or Gloss, S T A R C H
1 HP
2 P ack ages
X M V
*
4 lbs. for Price of 3 lbs.
Pineapple
P IN E A P P L E
Broken Slices, N ice
G olden Fruit, 2V2can
i Fine Oregon Pr u n es2
Swift’»
Jewel Shortening
1 1 if*
Vx V/
O R E G O N MILK
T all Cans
4 cans
(j| I b e a n s
1
49c
Jolly-Time
Pop Corn
3 lbs.
THE
25c
Grape Fruit
Buffet Tins
Can
T H R IF T Y
T H R IV E
prices we have ever offered.
It'll be a long time before
they are so low again.
STOCK UP!
Rolled Oats
9 lb. sack
Corn Meal
M ilk
Sm all W h ite, 6 Pounds
HERE
(
■
Twelfth
CANDY
Now we are showing our
appreciation by offering you
the very latest thing in groc­
eries, a self-service store in
which you will have an op­
portunity to choose your own
supplies from the finest gro­
cery display in this part of the
state, and in addition We Will
Still Be Glad to Fill Orders as
Before for those who prefer
it.
4 lb. pail
1.866.00
1.200 00
on
White or Yellow
9 Pound Sack
O£r | I Swift’ s
J 1 I
Bacon
QQç j
Whole SUt
Peas, Corn, To­
matoes, 2 1*2»
Can
O O
j^l.
fcrffaiU
. .
10c
A T O R E G O N ’S
10c Treasure
Chest FREE with
Each Purchase
$1.00 or over
OWN
C A SH
FREE
1 Sack 49 lb.
Delicious Flour
To customer buying
largest order Sat.
STO R E