i : 'i wo
I in: (i 1 1 1 - i nn
I. It I ll i. H I 1 . n t o
N 1,1',
r.d a',!
it
:-v Y
t::t both of us
."i t trutr. .v
.1:1 so wont to
::v x.ish;siS 1
r mining skool
;; ;hc !aJs &
t!:cy mood look
-'..no J off.
v J in a fite - ith
:v.rx & we agreed
went to a partv
s an.! etc.
'.'i !'.." got tt:re look
v. ;.-: book cat lie ti.is
xi a mi'.yun books itch he
:'"!.'cs & p.vnoa:i:s and etc.
ot a t:.!;e bible, good as new
thev was a swell mrl from
fc.i .v.. i-liic i w . . .
.: . .. i , - - : :!:e c;rv. Jane give me a mterduck-
' -- s'n to her & 1 bowed my hed over
Hiiiiiiuu mum) mi k iu. r.irLii scd 1 was glad to no her. I sup-
- - - rose sl;e was glad to meat me to but
w itch
open v.t.
mebbv.
T!:lrsd.:
no skool to go to
the leaves
gess he is
the good stan that has been made at
the armament conference in Wash
ington. It is to be hoped that nothing will
pring out of the darkness which we
call future, to interrupt the develop
ment of the movement for peace and
good will. But let us not forget that
iveing it i;crc arc couds that may expand in
issent cut
be is vested by the constitution in
Congress, and not in the administra
tors of government. It is declared
that neither our armament delegates
nor our state department can make
any agreement with foreign countries
as to the size our navy should he;
nor can they arry out any promise
as to the scrapping of ships.
There has been one distressing ex
ample of the results of flaunting
coutnts. It is probable that in view
etwee r.
w il dears
THE AVr-KCW IKI.-O- : T!ON
I a::i w r.tir.g t
of on ! o:;.c o
t,j;!;s i.o i;v:
sized Ivok.
Li
w hie
Aud Yet Ye Kkk
s ,n ::; i; .v.
a t)pcn;v
than a :ro
-'-e diddent tr.cnchun it in puSlick.
Ti;c.i.;v- ); is taw king alreaJ
a'.v.:: Chrisr-ius presence, her & pa
dent no what thev are a going to by
each other. 1 no what pa is a going
f bv her. he is going to by her a
c: of fere but he dont realize it yet.
But I no that is what she wants so
that is what he will bv. I xrect 1
an uncomtortable way.
ThanksgiveJng day & 33n tindinc America and Enc
had Co. for din- l-mA a unit for limiti',1 nrmamtnfs
tur cv ma got me to neiP in the kit- must make show of agreement. But 0f what has passed. statesmen will
$.. japan is as militaristic as Oermany avoid another such squabble. We
n.c u. s. martins & mi w;ls Her leaders are warriors by in- hope there will be no squabble over
ma got peaveJ because I s,;nct anj inheritance and her reonle 'Wo Mrh
pored the whipped creme on 'the ' jn the mass are willing followers ! r
pickles & sprinkled mustard in the 0r thiw leaders I
' , w lrri. . c. , . , . . 0. 1 " . e "au-r- I Mrs. F. K. Farrior reached home on
cram born . She sed I am about as : Lcfs come nearer home. The Thursday .v.nin. from her visit at the
use full as a sore khee. mebby my treaty at Paris was agreed to with- home of her mother in conta Okia-
stummick will be better when I go out reckoning with Congress which nomtt- she als0 visit'' wltn relatives
to sleep & wake up agen. had the final sav Alremlv nwinlo ln ,her parU of oklahoma nA TexRS'
h t i" J J . . 1 A'reaay People havlns B trp to th8 now fllmou, Mexla
i are beginning to say that the power oil fields In Texas, where she has a
The Dove Of Peaco. Dangers of deciding on what our navy shall brother living.
The American people are for peace
t i p:
i:l
: o
a:: a
1 :..:..,
.er.t :
is a ide
al's to anv
;U get a lot of useful no acct. 'with the world and for world peace,
:nes liki shews & stockings & han- and there is widespread approval of
tjtattjtjjat)
:ch 1 can
Or. the will is a thermostat which
regulates tiie Sow ci gas in my fur-' EES
r.a.o and keeps the room at an even EEj
te np crature of TO degree?. ;
Almost withm arm's reach are sev- EE:
eral shelves of books filled with the.Sjpj
most profound and beaut;' Lilly ex- E
pressed thoughts of the ages. .EES
The floors of my home are cleaned EES
w ith a suction sweeper, operated by EEE
electricity, while the clothes are s
put through an electric washer and EES
ironed in an electrically driven man-1 EES
My children attend a school where EES
they are given a better education
than the sons of kings could com- EE:
mand a century ago. EE
1 enjoy all these things and yet I EE
am just an ordinary citizen with an SEE
ordinary income, living in an ordin- s
ary way. Tens of thousands have as EE
much as I and more. ' r
And yet 1 kick and wonder what' EEs
ails the world. j EEE
Were the good things of life ever EE
so easily at the command of the or- EE
dinary man as they are today? Don't
we all do a lot of welching that we
haven't any right to do? And if we EE
are not careful, isn't there a danger EE
that we will upset the greatest civil- j
ization the world has ever known? EE
William Feuher in the Philadel- r
phia Public Ledger. "
list Your land now
Those ho have Wheat Farms, Alfalfa and Stock Itaiu'hes for sale
should rail at my office and list the same at once, so as to get In on the
fall and winter demnnd. I have sold a couple of big: wheat ranches just
lately, and 1 have prospects who are looking for others. Wheat ranches
especially are going to be in demand this fall and next sprint,'.
IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SELL
you must b prepared to ask considerably less for your land than it was
held at duiiiiK and immediately following the war, when wheat and
other farm products brought high prices. Regret this as we may, these
changed conditions exist, and the farms that change hands the next
year or so are the ones in which the buyer can see a bargain, or at least
good value. My exclusive time will be devoted to the real estate busi
ness, and business intrusted to me will receive prompt and eificlent at-
,enUon E. M. SHUTT
EEs fi
TICK HEAL ESTATE MAN
II'STAIHS IS COT RT HOUSE
Time to begin thinking
about
Christmas
Notice of School Meeting
NOTICE IS HKKEUT GIVEN to the leo-nl vntnr. nf s,h,,l lil.irlt .
u. "" .uuiii), oiaie 01 Oregon, mat a SCHOOL, Mfclb, 1 l.Nw of said dis
trict will be held at Council Chambers, Heppner, Oregon, on the 8th day ot De
cember. 1921, nt 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose of discussing the
tiudget hereinafter set out with the levvlnir hnnnl un,t f.. vt. nn ti, ,-.,, ,.,ttiti.,
l of levying a special district tax.
! The total amount of money needed by the said school district during the
I fiscal year beginning on June 30, 1921, and ending June 30, 1922, is estimated in
i the following budget and Includes the amounts to be received from th countv
; school fund, state school fund, elementary school fund, special district tax, and
M all other moneys of the district:
BlUdtlT
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
1-.U0 W, st:lt 11 K:
1.
Superintendent
Principals
Teachers
;No. Sal, pr. yr.j Total
1 1 J J2.SOO.0lJ jJ2.SO0.tl'i
Slat's Diary. EE
By ROSS FAP.QUHAR
Fridjy ma & pa includeing me EE
went to a comikal opry tonite. we
had seets way up in the EE
-S.ivy ;alry on acct. pa sed r
vo cud hear better, thev
was an so cneeper to.
Pa called the Ind row
the rool room & when
f t4Tia ait v he re-
w itch is srred EE
on it looks like s
cf biiyard halls. s
how w i5 20od. EE
:rjjy played fut
ball ail the afternoon & EE
was hurt once, we :
i was so intre-ted that EE
nite fell & we diddem EE
hear it fall and w ile it was dark sum EE
1 hooted me 1 in the eve. I cant EE
find out who done it or there will be EE
sum 1 cet licked, less it mite be
Pu Stevens. EE
Suilr: went to Sundav skool & EE
the preecher told us sum stories'
witch was so xcitine we diddent no
Ml
f 1 K
You will want j
Candy
We will have plenty to sell. 1
Think it over and bear 1
us in mind. fj
Phelps Grocery
Company I
Janitors
Clerk
Other services; telephone...-
1 2,100.00 2.1OU.00
3 4.05O.HO 4.050.00
1 , 1,460.00 1,450.00
1 1,400.00 1. 400.00
6 6.450.00 6,450.00
2 2.490.00 2,490.00
3 3.600. 00 3,600.00
1 1,320.00 1,320.00:
1 200.00 200.(10
60.00 60.00
Total
M ATKKIAL AND SI PIM.IESi
1. Furniture (desks, stoves, etc.)
2. Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.)
3. Library books -.
4. Flags
5. l'layground equipment
6. Janitor's supplies
7. Fuel
fc. Light and water
9. Postage and stationery
200.00
300.00
2O0.00,
20.00
150.001
250.00
1,200.00
375.00
100.90!
Total ,
1-ONsTRl'CTIOJfi jl 600.00
Total
MAISTE.NA.NTK AND HKPAlHSi 350.00
Total
I.NDEHTEDN'ESSi
1. lioniled indebtedness and Interest thereon $2.68O.O0;
2. All other indebtedness and interest thereon . 10,000.00
Total -
INSIHANtEi
Total
I 2.795.00
S 500.00
350.00
:J12,6iO.OO
160.00
j MIS( El.I.ANEOI Si j
Total
.it 160.00
Phone 53
EMUIKiENtVi .
Total
.!$ 4000.00
Total estimated amount of money for nil purposes during
the year
rTrT Tr rrrr rtr it tt t
i
i
si
Special Extra
Value Sale of
MEN'S
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
From county school fund during the coming school year...
From stiite school fund during the coming school year
From elementary school fund during the coming school year
t.stimate or probable unexpended Datance at end oi current
year
Estimatetl amount to be received from all other sources
during the coming school year -
t s.ir.s.oo
72.i.UO
3,4'U.0D
2,000.001
3,G'JO.00i
4
A double-barrelled shot at the high
cost of clothing extra good values at less
than usual prices.
1 $25 to $50
4
t
I
Good warm coats of -excellent quality
and tailoring. Certain to give you good
big value for your money.
Lloyd Hutchinson
Tailoring
Where
They
c
LEAN
l.OTUES
LEAN
if
fcil
Mil M I
mil m i
i y 111 IM In
,111
If Mil I
M 11 1
' 8 1 I'll I
.iff "j. - .. i rrj
. J3
3St I
Total estimated receipts, not Including proposed tax
RECAPITULATION
Total estimated expenses for the year -.1142,905.00
Total estimated receipts not including proposed tax 12.880.00
Balance, amount to be raised by district tax..
LiUed this 15th day of ove'm'L'er, 1 921.
t 100.00
$42,905.00
ti2.sso.no
$30,025.00
V AWT Kit CRAWFORD, District Clerk.
W. G. McCAIiTY,
Chairman Hoard of Directors.
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AXD ACCOUXTIXO SHEET
School District No. One.
This original estimate Is made In compliance with section 231 -A of the
school laws of l'.)21 and shows In parallel columns the unit coats of the several
shi vices, material and supplies for the three fiscal years next preceding the cur
rent year, the detail expenditures for the last one of said three preceding fiscal
vears and the budKet allowances and expenditures for six months of the current
i ear. ("Six months of the current year" means nix months of the last school
year.)
EXPENDITURES
IVrNonal Servlcei
.Superintendent
Principal
Teachers.
3..
to
c
'3
S2
e s
-30
Expenditures and
budget allowance
for six months of
laat school year
23
s
as
M
800.00 $ i,2r,o.oo
$ 1,000,00
O o
SB
CO-
Expenditures for the three
fiscal years next preceding
the last school year.
$ 1,200.00 $ 2.100.00!
I 1. 000.00 1 1.289.16
700.001$ 1,400.00
lerk
elcphone
lotnl I1
1
5
2
3
8
t 2,
z.io.uoo;
$ 4,or.o.O(i;$
I 1,450.00
$ 1,400.00
$ 6.450.00
$ 2,4il0.00$ 2,025.00;$ 2,$2S.0O $ 2,700.00
$ 8,600.00,$ 045.00:$ 45.00i$ 4,275.00
$ 1,876.50:$ 2,490.00
$ 3.600.001$ 3.600.00
t 1,320.00$ 648.45$ 685.00;$ 1,062.101
200,00:$ 100,001$ 100.00,1 200.00
60,00;$ 39,i)0$ 50.001$ 62.8
r.cnnl t,.r, . ;f ijr..ai.IH l l.a.UI.WBIH.HMI m,H7l. I I If I I,S72.IMH1 I.DIZOH
Kll ! lul-rlul and Suuultro
ta : i Furniture (desks, etc.)?
-Supplies, (chalk, etc,j$
I.i In st rv
(UM fines
M j l'layground euuipm'nt!
Bi..MS
Kind
Light and Waler
Postage & Stationery
I ..ml Mat,
I'ooks $
$
200.001
300.001$
200.00
20.00
150.00 $
250.0111$
$ 1,200.00;$
$ 37i.0O $
$ 100.001$
879.80 $
87.96
139.S5
644.421
170.71
42.96
375,00 $
100.00
10.00
100.00
50.00 $
450.00;$
225.00:$
$ l0.00$
601.60,
608.33
304.16
634. 50
371.40,
200.75
and Slip. 3,7m. I,,'I04MMH 2,llai.7l, -',-.-1.2- ajdll.lll
Total, onlru. iIb .,.. ... tMHMK
lolal, .Malntenanee A
Nepal
i i
;t noo.o-o i,Rwi.aii 2im.nn am.m
In-ilfbtfrineHHi
Unruled, and IntereHt
thereon
All other indebted
ne,;n and fnteteat
J he re on
tii I, InHfhtednow!
Innurttnce, 'I'(i(mI
llw rlliinMHiM, 'l otnl
$ 2,680.00 $ 1,340.00 $ 1,340.00 2,680.00
$10.000 00!$ 6,021.48 $ 3,750.00tl3.SI l.SS
liia.BmMioiD o.nm.-iH't ;i.imkmkhiii,iii i ,bhio,4!i.771$i uwo.imi
KW.UO WMMtJ l 0.M Ituii.tKi 110.54)
l.-.x.oii
'lot II t
Jt IIMMHH
j 4oo.mil
li.
1I7.WII
2IHMIQ1
J
ari.T iho.(k
I. HA Ml
I, Vawter Crawford, do hereby certify that the above estimate of expendi
tures fur the year 1921-1922 was prepared by me Rnd that the expenditure and
budget allowance for lr months of the current year and the expenditures for
the tnree llscal years next preceding the current year as shown above have
! 'Msen compiled from the records in my charge and are true and correct copies
tnereor.
VAWTER CRAWFORD, District Clerk.
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I A. M. EDWARDS f
WELL DRILLER
Lexington, Ore.
1 Box H
1 Uses up-to-date traction drilling outfit, equipped for
all sizes of hole and depths.
1 WRITE FOR CONTRACT AND TERMS
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The Byers Chop Mill
(Formerly SCHEMPP'S MILL)
STEAM ROLLED BARLEY AND WHEAT '
After the 20th of September will handle Gasoline, Coal
Oil and Lubricating Oil
You Will Find Prompt and Satisfactory Service Here
AUTOCA3U V
YOU ARE THINKING NOW
OF WHAT SORT OF PRES
ENTS YOU WILL MAKE.
SOMETHING USEFUL AND
LASTING WILL BE MORE
KEENLY APPRECIATED.
FOR INSTANCE
Pendleton Indian Kolies are always appropriate.
We have tliein in beautiful patterns, bearing purple
and jrold label, a jruarantee of their superior quality.
Priced rijrbt, too.
Pure Virgin Wool Blankets from Oregon City
Woolen Mills, either double or single. None better
are made. A proper gift.
Holeproof Hosiery for nwn and women a com
plete line. Nothing more appropriate for Christmas
remembrances.
When you are thinking of Christmas and the
joy of giving, think of
Sam Hughes Company
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Service That Looks
oAbead
The First National Bank ser
vice is helpful for the reason
that it is planned and applied
o care for all your financial
and business needs the ordin
ary everyday demands and al
so those unusual in nature.
Today you can prepare for
tomorrow by building up a
cash reserve and making your
plans known to us, so that
when the proper time comes,
you are in a position to carry
out your plans with a cash re
serve at band and the privilege
of going over all detail with
our officers in a confidential
way.
Fir National Bank
HEPPNER, OREGON
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