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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1924)
Insurance: ' ToUl Miscellaneous: ToUl Emergency: Total ToUl est imated amount of money for til purposes during tne year ' $19935 50 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS From county sciiool fund during the coming school . year j .. $1413.84 From state school fund during the coming school year - -- - $342.24 From eitmenla-y school fut d during the coming rhoo! .var 1516.04 Estimate of probaWe unexpended balance at end cf current year - 2166.46 Estimated amount to be received from all other source durinn the coming school year r 1000-00 Total estimated receipts, posed tax - Total estimated expenses for the year Total estimated receipts not including pro- . posed tax ;--r. .t-ttvt Balance, amoirt to be raised by district tax Dated this 8th day or UctoDer. Xttef Delia M. Corson, District Clerk. ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET School District No. 35 ThU original estimate how In parallel column the unit coU ot the several eervlce, material an iippllt tor the thm Ducal year next precetlnK the current year, the detail expenditure lor the lnt oue ot aald three preceding flecal year aud the budget allowance and expenditure for tlx monthi of the current year."Sl montha of the current, year meant tlx month of the lout school year.1 EXPENDITURES "" . Expenditure "and budtret allowance Expenditure for thtee fla- for six month of cal year next proceeding laet iichool year, the laet achool veer S B i fi -4 D ? 0" r o. Pers'al Service 1. Hupt t. Teacher 150.00 fllB.OO 90O00 787.50 3065.50 144U.OU 126U.W 1260 00 1N0O.0Q U'SO.OO 1170.00 1200.00 TuO.UQ 76.00 A I.nltnr. ToO.OO 350.00 & rlerk 76.00 37.60 6. Stenographer Total Personal err Ice 25.00 12,600 6,285.60 S.327.50 12,531.00 11,991.25 11.876.00 Material and Supplies 1. Furniture, deska. etcj $500.00 3 Supplies i chals, etc 2oo.oo 1. Library bojks 1U0.00 4. flag 6. Flayground equipment 15o 00 SJ7U9 $200 40.52 loo.oo 20.1 60.00 12.50 14 M 7:.oo 2.9o 25 oo 6. Janitor up. 60.00 7. Fuel 8. Usbt 4oo.oo 143.55 2oo.oo '5oo iV.12 C.oo 9. Waier 25oo iaiotageand stationery loo.oo 11.25 12.6o 'r. bo.oo Total ma terlal up tlloo IT.23.73 $73o.oo Maintenance and Repairs Buildings and grounds $2 jo. oo Buildings and grounds Total main tenance & rep. $2oo.oo Indebtedness: 1. Bonded & int erest thereon $24oo.oo . 2. Waraant, & interest 3oo.oo ToUl indebt edness $27oo.oo Transportation of Pupils $1885.5o $000.00 31.37 531.27 72o.oo Total -trans Insurance: $3oo.oo Total Ins. 83oo.oo Miscellaneous: ToUl $15o.o Emergency: S5oo.oo Total $5oo.oo Grand Total $19935.5l$8387.76 $8577. I. Delia M Coraon An Kaffflftv expenditures for the year l!4-1925 was prepared by me and that " jY. " .7iv l"' 1110 ove estimate o "''v'"",,wo ,ur D monins or the cur rent year and the exoenditures for th thrp fii -.- ceeding the current year as shown the records in my charge and are "Shorty" Shavsr,' well-drtller of lone and Walter Pope are try ing to kill time while waiting for repair! which are necessary before they can reiume their work at "Hillside" ranch. Mi's Cleta Palmateer left for Lexington during the week, and has enrolled as i student at Lex. jngton high school. ) 1 $300.00 $300.00 $150.00 $150.00 $500 00 $5oo.oo not inc udwg pro $0468.58 $19935 50 646S58 $13466.92 ikh. MaR- MORGAN, Chairman Board of Directors, ' 3S "I ll si "I ft? c ? 5 H 5 s a I i ai : 9 91 1125.00 900.00 720 00 77.50 97.30 frO.MO &w.00 540.00 au.oo 37.50 lMiO OO 1575.00 6131.00 700.00 75.00 00 $5.76 81.04 40 32 29.70 6.W 287. lo 38.24 22.5o Slo51.46 $;o74.45 9o5.25 $15o.oo $looo.ooo 62.74 lo62.74 15o.uo 34,00 $4.55 l44o.oo $2147.31 72o.oo 72o.oo 72o.oo 144o.oo 2o66.o0 1873.7. 54.00 75.00 I08.00 51.00 75.00 I08.00 8I.00 32.4o 291.15 75.00 582.3o ! 291.15 75.00 682.30 294.o6 62o.27 5oo.oo 600.00 So, $16775.52 $15545.31 117454.97 Nantin tltfc iL. 1 . abo hae been compiled from true and correct coppies thereof. uejLLA ai. UOUSON, Miss Annie Hynd was calling on Mrs. W. H. Chandler on Mon- day. Catarrhal Deafness .IJ " tub InltomJJ o3 ;.,":"l"ur owiniif mar b d.. Hll.ll f . 1 . n h 4. i 7 ft , (IKDICIrlBl Will it wchMcta'rn felts- v. : wl Clllrrh " atarrV r fn i4 by 2,' b" 6THlrt for evr M Tmtrm TARIFF STAND OF LA FOLLETTE UNFAIR Products of. Wisconsin Only Ones He Showed Any Interest In. Portland. Or. (Special) Th La Follett record on th tariff. It hai been pointed out her by th Repub Ural 8tat Central commute after an Inquiry, ha been thoroughly In conalatent and thoroughly elflih. U Pollette voted tor th hlgheit tariff rate oa all product of hi own late and for th lowed rate or no tariff at all on Trythlng produced elaewher. H toted for th hlgheat duty pro posed on linseed oil and flax seed oil, both made from raw material pro duced In hi own itat. H wa to Inalatent cn protecting th Wlacomln product that he Toted amendment ot the committee report lubmlttlng the rordney-McCumbar schedule, Insert ing a new paragraph prorldlng a tariff on casein, and h voted to amend the report by Increasing duties on honey, poultry, cream and a num ber of other products of vital Interest to th state of Wisconsin. But he voted, on tlft other hand, to decrees th duty on almond, walnuts, rice, nuts, lumber, thlngles, etc. Becaut of hla bitter opposition to a tariff on woolen textiles, he was afraid to vote for a tariff on wool. On the other hand, because the sheep-raising Industry Is well established In hla state, he wa afraid to vote against the tariff on wool so h was absent on all roll call on th wool achedul. La Follett consistently voted against the tariff on all manufactured goods with two exceptions, metal pants buttona and metal hook and eyes. In both theee' Instances h tot ed to Increase th schedule abov th committee report. It was not under stood why he was ao careful of th welfare of manufacturer of the articles.' La rollett I now talking about the Inlqaltoua auger tariff, but he was ot enough concerned about It when It came up In .the aenate to be present and vol. POSTAL BILL VETO IS EASILY EXPLAINED Portland. Or. (Special). There ha been plenty of criticism ot Preal dent Cool Id ge because ot his failure t approve th bill to Increase salarlas of letter carrier and poatal clerk, but. according to th Republican 8tat Central commute headquarter her thla aAverae comment comes from per 'sons not familiar with th facta. Th commute point out that twe measures tor relief of the nnderpald postal worker war considered, on that bad the approval of th admin istration and waa recommended by Poetmaster Oeeeral New. Mr. New moreover, 1 th only postmaster gen eral who has ever proposed higher pay for all postal worker. The administration measur carried an expenditure of 141.000,000 and would hare been signed by the preal dent had It passed. But the poatal nv ployca stood out for their own hill, appropriating HI. 000.000 and. nnllkt the other, providing no aeana ot meet log this added expenditure. It wia that blU th president vetoed bis reason being that th measure did not provide for th proposed xpendV tura and h wa compelled to giv It hi disapproval. His action, viewed I connaction with th administrate bill tor th relief ot postal employes did not ihow him out of irmpathj with th need of th poatofflc work era. CITIZEN AWAY FROM HOME MAY CAST VOTE Oregonlonamay vot even If aw) from their own precinct oa electloi day, It I pointed out by th Repub lican Stat Central committee. Then 1 a provision In th lotlo laws thai will permit thl practice, so that noni need los hi vol November 4. Becaua of th llveatock ahow al Portland closing just befor electlo day, It Is thought number of persool may not let urn bom tn tlm to vols and the way thla can b accompllahad la pointed out. Anyone who expect to be at a die tanc from bom oa alectloa da) should provide himself with -a certifi cate ot registration that he may oh tain from hi county clerk. By pre aentlng thl certificate, he will b en titled to vol la any county of thi state for state and national ticket. In cas th ahaent olr has nol obtained a certificate, It will, b re quired that h swear la bis vot. Thli can b don la Multnomah county bj Ix freeholder, but la other part ol th stat, two freeholder may makt affidavit. Ceelldga on Taxation. It la Impossible to escape th con elusion that' high taxes make blgl prices. 8o long as th soet of govern ment is high, th cost of living wlli b high. This I usually a source ol mlaunderatandlng and always i source of discontent. Th duty tha government now owe to ths people ll te raduc their burden by paying fif th obligations that cam from Thi war rstaar than Imposing additions bnrdn for th support of nsw pro cts. Having mat oar war obllgatlol to par, 1st us meet our pea a taltgw ttoa to aav. Ceolldg, FARM LOAN ISSUE , HELD MERE "BUNK" Democratic Piper Scoffs' ai Cock-ar.d-Bull Story of Stele Officials. Portland, Or. (Spwlal). Th kogua oampal "i laau ralawd by Uov rnor Pierce and hi appointee. Jetl Myr, that of bad loans to formers, U flouted openly by the Cartel Journal ot Salem; a Haunch a demo ratlo paper is ther Is1 In the stale, It dearies It openly as campaign bunk, useful only for political purpoaes In the hop ot aluotlng My era state tree nrer. Th Capital-Journal calls attention to th eock-i nd bull icandal In the ,w ..'. (ivrRi,iunu, . V II W ,111111 ot th election two year ago, which wa put forward merely for campaign purpoaea to aid only In Pierce's elec tion. Of cou e It waa all forgotten s soon e tht vote were caat. Th fapltal Journal, too, point oat that any time for th paat 14 year book ot th stat land board have been open to inspection and any delin, quencles couM Star been unearthed long ago If t'. cre were any merit In the hue and cry that haa been ralaed. Many loaaa are classed as bad by the Pierce adherent that show In terest delinquent from six montha to two years l:y applying the sams rule of delinquent y, delayed payment on alx months' Intereat, the records show that during 1923, when Governor Pierce wa chairman ot th school land board, To loans he approved are now bad loana. Thla seems to show that the governor has not made any notable Improvement In the handllnu of itat funda. although he and Jefl Myer bar very little to say about the current I na. They point mere ly to th tru' tped-up dellnquenclea ol thlr prdecnors tn office an in not, In any rase, blame themselvrs. ,The pitiful part of the peweat Pierce 'Scandal" la that he Is seeking to make political capital at the ex pease of th good name of Oregon farmer. Of 10 loan be ha Clasaed aa bad. hy figuring Intereat delinquent after six months. Intereat was paid oaJ II last year and on all but a small perrentaf ot them In the (all of 1913 Therefor, when th audit was made as of June 30. out of the whole I0J notes, there were more than 610 on which a year' Intereat was not yet due. but on which, without doubt, tbi Intereat will be paid thla fall after tht crope are sold. The audit showa that 111 note anil Biortgagis have been tent otil for fore cloenr and of thla number. Intret waa paid In full In lilt on St. itfm' 4t more and la 134 on six. Then waa, therefor from six montha' U on and one-half year' Intereat dm a more than 100 of theee 111 notea aow under foreclosure. Th laat leglalatnre( recognising th) plight of th farmer, amended tht chool law to th effect that the time tor payment of .u. h mtere.t on i.a. aa wa then due might be extended tc , two yar. , Deaplt thla, and, the well known! tact that the governor la warm xnena or in rarmer. in land board which b heads, la forecioaing mort - gages oa many land iney are not re quired or expected by law to fore cioa and th only explanation must be that th action taken la for poll- tleal purposes alone. Katlmate of loaae as msde b; Ptarc nd If vura haa hmii xaggerated. aa Is ahowa br ths jeord .anj Jblatoo, Js purely .for MMIIIIMIIIMIMIHMIMIMIIIIIHMIMIIMMIIIIM FUEL At Reduced Prices. We have about 200 cords of wood on hand and have set the Prices to Convert Wood into Cash to the PROFIT of the CUSTOMER. Slab, 4 ft. - " 16 in. " 12 in. Fir, 4 ft. - " 16 in. . "12 in. Oak, 4 ft. - " 16 in. - " 12 in. - Coal per Ton, Farmer's Elevator Co. lone, Oregon. MIIIIIIIIMMmMMMMMHMUMMIIMMMH pTnnTcermrnrafwerTi of n vsis who have been out-lucked by poor price will no doubt b willing to all It dirty politic. For Instance oa SO notes that havt been foreclosed, aaaeaaed values ot th properties represented are from 40 to 10 per cent la xcas ot th mount th stst ha loaned on thsm In Malheur county, tor Instance, wher It I paid th worst risks are, prop rty represented by 11 notes, on which th stat has Inveated III, 171, Is aa eaaed at M 1,070 and appralaed at 177.000. . Tae.atete ha already sold II farms n which It had foreclosed and rarelv d an averag of 40 per cent raah payment, and yet non of thea farms basjbeen sold aL losj.." - .. FOll VOVs4 HOHOOt, KITT. To the Voter of Morrow. County, or,,,,,, Having ihi'luVil to Iiccuiih' ho liiilciH-mlctit ('uiiilliUtu for the otllce of County ftihoot HiiMTliitahil cntof Morrow county, Ort'Kon, nt the Uciicrttl 1 "lection to Ixi hold No. vcmlier 4th. Il.'4, ( bull KWitly iipprtH'tikte your support. 1 hitve k'vi'H my beat rflArta dur liiK the pimt yciire, and It clfcti-d will COIltllllll' to do NO. Lt'nit Mntdl Slmrtc, 1'rve.uit Ini UinlH'lit. Summons For Publication IN TUB CIIMT1T COl'UT OF THE HTATK tK OUKtlON. FOU MOIUtOW COL'STY. Ilert Miuioii , I'lnliillff. v J. V. Fuym. mid M libel I'uy.-nr, liU Wife, nud I'. I'. 1 it yenr. , IMendnlit. Nl'MMuNM, To J. W. I'uyenr nud Miiliel I'tU'enr hie wile iitid T. I". I'uyenr, . IVIiMidiilite: INTHB N.VXIK OF THE HTATK OF OUKUON: You ittid cmh o you rr lirredy required to npMnr nud n ne wit the complaint filed u- unliint you In the hIiovh entitled action, on or lN-tore Hut unlay. Nit- rrliiUt let, YK4. enll date tx-llig mom tluiu alx weeka Hfler the It rat pnlilrt-Btlou of thla Muiiiinoim, nnd It you full to ao nppenr nnd answer Hill Dental Clinic Pendleton, Oregon The IliU Clinic is conducted along the most advanced lines of dentistry, which enables patients , to obtain the services of a group of dentists each doing work he U cst fitted for at considerable less ' , COat than is required under ordin ary practice. , 7 ' , ' t ' "wn pntlents) work will be ( flontnn quickly it poeellile. $7.00 8.00 8.25 $10.50 11.50 11.75 11.00 12.25 12.50 11.75 "Id i-ompldlnt, for want tin-rent, the plaintiff will npply to ., collrt lor u Judgi'iniMit iitilnet you and enoli of you, f,,r tlio emu of 400,t0, with lntoivel tlmiuou uttlin rnt of apercpnt. per antiura from th. Ut rtn,v otOctolM-r, loso. the furtliiT mun of $V)(HI atlornc.v' fwa, nnd for rinliitlff'a coats mid dlsliiireeiiiiiiila hertdn. And torfiirtlmr Jiidrimt'iit of the iibove entli led Court, tlmt the ri-nl property attncliHl In the mIm.v rn tit Iwl net Ion, now In the liniids' of the Nhcrlff of the County of Morrow, Stnte ot Oregon, iM'longlnir to the defendiuit. MhIm I'liyeit nnd lo. cnted ii nd sltiintcd In auld County of Morrow, nnd Htle of Oregon, nnd dem'rllH'd iin follows, to wit Lota 14. 1.1 and Id, lit Itlock S, In the Original Town of lolic. Morrow County, Oregon, be sold by the Sheriff of auld (Anility, In Hie manner provided by Inw tor the aide of renl proMrty " under execution, and In accordance with the prnctlce of an Id Court, ainl that th proceeds from audi sale be applied a follow, to wlc let In payment of the coot mid accruing coat of aale; 2nd la payment of the cost and dlalmree menu of thl action; Urd In payment of the amount found tine plaintiff Includlnx eald attorney' hva, 4th, the overplu If any, lie paid to the clerk ot eald court for the beiieilt of eald defendant. Till Hiiinuioiia U eerved upon you by publication thereof, In the lone. linffieiideut, piintiliilit to ail order of Hon. W. T. rnmpbell, Judge of the County of Mwrrow, HtuUi of LOregon, which order waa duly made and entered lierelu, and tinted th. J5th day ot h tober, Iwi. , K. II. IlobltiHon. Attorney for I'lalntlff. I'oat iitllce addreas lone, ( Irvgoa. The date o the tlret publication of thla Rumuion being HepU-iulMT lOlb. 1W4. and the date of the laet publl. cation of thl NUiiimon Mug (rto. tier 3 let, 1 11:4. By the way- Have you laid in that supply of Wood and Coal for winter? We have a large stock on hand at reasonable prices. Materially yours, Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. A. D. MCMURDO, 1L D. Physician and Surgeon Office In Masonic Building Trained Nurse Assistant Meppner : Oregon SEE ME BEFORE THE FIRE H. C. WOOD ' REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE IONE, . ORECON Clyde R.Walker,M.D. Physician and Surgeon Otllce in Drug Store. IONE, . ORECON" HEPPNER TAILORING CO. TAILORS , Cleaning Dyeing Pressing Repairing Heppner, Ore. F. H Robinson Attorney and Counselor at Law Will practice in U the CourU IONE, OREGON ' - -