Insurance:
ToUl
Miscellaneous:
Total
Emergency:
' Total
$300.00
$150.00
$500 00
$300.00
$150.(X
Tf.i ..tim.fn mmmtof monev for all Durooses
durimMhe year . $19935 50
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
From county school fund during the coming school
var . ",u'u"
From state school fund during the coming school
year- - -..
From elementary school fund during the coming
school year ,
Estimate of probable unexpended balance at end of
eurrent year -- -
Estimated amount to be received from all other
sources during the coming school year
Total estimated receipts, not inc uding pro
posed tax
$342.24
1516.04
2166.46
1000.00
RECAPITULATION
Total estimated expenses for the year
Total estimated receipts not including pro
posed tax.
$6463,58
$19935 50
6468.58
$13466.92
Ranpe. amovnt to be raised by district tax
Dated this 8th day of October. 1824. r
Delia M. Corson, Chairman Board of Directors,
District Clerk.
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
School District No. 35
Thl ordinal estimate how Id parallel column the unit coata i of
theaeTeralaervkmaU-rlalaneaupplleafor the three flacal yean next
SSCTto eWntyear. the detail expeudlture. for tbe laat one of .aid
?fTi!un n-al ea aud the bii.tt allowance and eipcndlture
Z'JZr.tZ ni tt; eurrent ear.f-SI month of tbe current year
mean tlx month of the laat eliool year.l
EXPENDITURES
(Pnld Advertleement)
WHICH STATE WILL GROW?
Washington
Oregon
California
NO Income Tax
INCOME TAX
NO Income Tax
. WE HAVE EXAMINED copies of the documentary evidence as
to the effect of a state income tax upon Oregon. We are satisfied
as to the genuineness o' the documents.
We fiend that this evidence substantiates th cluim that many
millions of dollars have been diverted from inv stment in Qregon
industries that would provide a home matket f.r Oregon agricul
tural products.
We find the damage Is so serious and of such extent that we
appeal to our neighbors and to voters in all parts of Oreyon to vote
for the repeal of the present income tax and to oppose the enact
ment of any new state income tax bill, at least until such time as
the other Pacific Coast states have enacted similar legislation so
thev cannot grow at Oregon's expense.
We do not object to paying a state income tax, but we do object
to imposing a tax that keeps capital out our stn'e, retards state de
velopment and tends to leave our farmers dependent upon distant
markets.
We resent the tendency to give Oregon the reputation of being a
"backward state." Oregon's resources and the courage and
enterprise of her pioneer people entitle her t'i a great destiny.
Let us all join hands to rid Oregon of legislat on that handicaps
Oregon development
READ THE NAMES OF THESE S.CNERS:
Qreat Divide. It just makes a
feller think- ' ,
Roll on, roll on, swift moments
roll on
And let us poor pilgrims go
home, go home.
. Your old tilacum,
Bill Windsor.
(The Sage or Sagehen o' Wind
sor Castle.)
Pigs for sale-two months
Inquire lone Independent.
old,
Expenditure and
liuJtft allowance
for ix mouth of
lout arhool year.
Expenditure tor thtee fis
cal year next preeeedlog
th Inat nehonlyear.
e m
1
s a
IS
M
0
G
I
T
Pers'al Service
1. Bupt.
S. Teacher
$uo.oo
1440.UU
1200.00
isw.oo
inoo.00
r.uo.oo
, 1170.00
1260.00
7U0.00
76.00
25.00
JUJ5.00
81VOO
717.50
3005.50
4, Janitor
6. clerk
S. Stenographer
Total Peraonal
Service
Material and
Supplies
1. Furniture,
Jeak. etc
J. Supplle
frhalk. etel
3. Library book 100.00
A Plus
6. Playground
equipment
S. Janitor up,
7. Fuel
8. Light
. Water
10. Postage and
stationery
Total ma
tertal ud.
Maintenance and Repairs
Buildings and
grounds $2oo.oo
Buildings and
grounds
Total main
tenance & rep. $2oo.oo
Indebtedness:
1. Bonded & int
erest thereon $24oo.oo
2. Waraant, &
interest , 3oo.oo
Total indebt
edness 27oo.oo
Transportation of Pupils
S18S0.00
3T0.00
37.60
1125.00
W.0O
7O0
7"C.W
697.50
5H5.00
&S5.00
MO.UO
3.V).00
37.50
? 2 ff
9
WSJ
hi
Ate
1
l)i.00
1575.00
131.00
Off
si
a
t ;
J. W. Beymer, Heppner
Vawter Crawford, Heppner
E. D. Hallock. Heppner
W. E. Moore, Heppner.
S. E. Notson, Heppner .
C. E. Wooson, Heppner
C. C Grim, Irrigon
W. R. Walpole, Irrigon
Nellie May Hill. Lexington
W. O. Hill, Lexington
W. G. Scott, Lexington
Jay II. Dobbin, Joseph
Sam Litch, Enterprise
Porter J. NerT, Medford
A. L. Mills. Portland
Fipnk L. Andrews. Portland
H. D. Norton. Grants Pass
James Pelton, Fort Klamath
C. C. Clark, Arlington
Charles W. Ellis, Burns
B. H. Drager. Salem
Charles E. Gstes, Medford
Arthur M. Churchill, Portland
O..S. Blanchard, Grants Pass
Phil Metschan, Portland
Jostph J. K 'tier. Mount Angel
Charles T. Bennett, Mosier
Wm. J. Liljequist, McMinnville
H. Wayne Standard, Brownsville
W. C. Leever. Central Point
H. W. Young, Corvallis
I. J. Roberts, Redmond
Miss R. M. S'.eiwer, Spray
Blanche Cook, Jacksonville '
D. D. Joslyn, Jordan Valley
J. Frank Adiims, Merrill
Fred W. Falconer, Pendleton
Mac Hoke, Pendleton
Jay Gibson, Gaston
G. M. Rice, Pendleton
Dan P. Smythe, Pendleton
George Putnam, Salem
Keith Powell, Wood burn
Paul E. Pollman, Baker
August J. Strange, LaGrande
W, Stewart, Dayville
A. D. Moe, Hood River
Charles Hall, Marshfleld
Patsy Daly, Prarie City
FOH COUNTY HCHOOIi HUl'T.
To the Voter of Morrow County,
Oregon:
llarlng decided to In-come
an iudeHndeut Candidate for the
ulllc of County School Superintend
entof Morrow county, Omitou. at
the General Election to Ih held No.
vember 4th, 11(24. I alinll icreatly
appreciate your aupport.
1 hav given my 1tet effort dur
IniC the pant yenni.nnil If elected will
continue to do no.
Lena 8nell flhurte,
l'reatMit Incumbent.
Summons For Publication
IN TIIE ClItCl'lT COUIIT OK
THE 8TATK OF OKEHON.
FOIt MOItltOW COUNTY.
Itert Mumiii ,
l'lalntlff,
v
J. V. Puyenr, nml
Mabel I'uyeiif, liU
Wife, aud I'. P. I'll
year. Iti'lciidnnl.
Hl'MMOVH
700.00
75.00
'A. L Leavitt, Klammath Falls
RfiO MORE signers of above repeal; more than 1,500 contribu
tors to expense of getting facts before voters; signers and con
tributors live in all pans 01 uregon; una auverusemeni laiuea Dy
C-C. Chapman of Oregon Voter, initiator of repeal measure: resi
den'ce, 169 Lownsdale St., Portland, Oregon.
12,600 (,265.60 6.327.50 12,531.00 11.991.25 11,876.00
S500.00
2oo.oo
15o oo
, 60.00
4oo.oo
75.0O
25.00
loo. 00
S274.3S 00 00 S54S.76
40.52
2U.1S
14 85
2o
143.55
11.25
loo. 00
60. lx
12.50
75.00
25 00
2oo.oo
S.oo
12.5o
So.oo
I7.1o.oo
81.04
40.32
29.70
2S7.1o
38.24
22.5o
$lo51.46 lo74.45 XUo6.25
$000.00
31.37
531.37
$15o.oo
15o.oo
$looo.ooo
62.74
1062.74
134.00
72o.oo 72o.oo
Total-trans-
portation $1886.5o 72o.oo 72o.oo 144o.oo
Insurance:
$3oo.oo 64.oo 75.oo I08.00
Total Ins. t3oo.oo 54. 00 75. 00 I08.00
Miscellaneous:
$15o.oo 291.15 75.00 582.3o
ToUl J15o.oo 291.15 75.00 682. 3o
Emergency:
$5,To.oo 5oo.oo
Total $5oo.oo , 5oo.oo
Crand Total
$155 $2147.35
2066.00; 1873.7C
8I.00 1 32. 4o
294.o6 62o.27
$19935.5o $8387.76 $8577.5o $16775.52 $15545.31 117454.97
I. Delia M. Corson, do hereby certify that the above estimate ol
expenditures ior me year I'JM-iaaa was DreDared hv mm onH ,oi
the expenditures and budget allowance for six months of the cur
rent year and the expenditures for the three fiscal years next pre
ceeding the current year as shown above hae been compiled from
the records in my charge and are true and correct coppieg thereof
UfcLLA M. CORSON,
District Clerk.
"Shorty" Shaver, fc well-driller
of lone and Walter Pope are try
ing to kill time while waiting
for repairs which are necessary
before they can resume their
work at "Hillside" ranch.
Miss Cleta Palmateer left for
Lexington during the week, and
has enrolled as a student at Lex
ington high school.
Miss Annie Hynd was calling
on Mrs. W. H. Chandler on Mon-
day,
HOW'S THIS?
Kajai-B i.a'ra hhu m rx i, k. ...
"t
Catarrh.
J?J": ? EDICIJB eon
ninw vi asn uimmnt which Uulrki
? W't"r'ial Mdkln, . Tonic which
-- iwiwnni normal ooimii.
tlona.
(continued from page 1)
Notice
ceipts from other sources.
Mayor,
Couneilmen,
Councilmen
Bert Mason
P. J. Linn
E. R. Lundell
Geo. Ritchie
J. H. Bryson
E. J. Bristow
W. S- Smith
State of Oregon.
County of Morrow, as.
We the undersigned, the duly
appointed Budget Board of the
City of lone, Oregon, do hereby
certify that we have examined
the above budget for the City of
lone, and after such examination
believe that ehe amount tnerem
estimated is necessary, and that
it will require the same for ine
fiscal year of 1925 to finance
said city.
ji Budget Board
S. E. ' Moore, Chairman,
I. L. Howard run.
Paul G. Balsiger -
J. W. Howk
C. W. Swanson
Attest: .
F. H. Robinson, City Recorder
The first time I was in Iont
was in the spring of 1884, forty
years ago last spring. There
was one store there, then run by
T . li t
ioy:e, a email saioon, and a
small blacksmith shop run by
Charlie Sperry, . Children have
been born, grown up. married
and had children of their own
since thn. Yes, it makes me
feel a bit ancient when I think
about it.
I know a good many people all
over Morrow county and some
who have passed on over the
To J. W. I'uyrar and Mnbe
I'uyear hi wife add I'. I'. 1'uyenr,
IVfendnnU: .
1NTHK NAME OF THE STATE
OF OUKHON: You and each, of
you are hereby required to appear
and uiiawer th complaint filed a
galimt you In the above entitled
notion, ou or before Saturday, No
vember lat, lf.'l. ald (lute being
more than all week nfler the ft rat
publication of thlx Piimiuona, and if
you fall to o apNar and auawer
nlit complaint, for waut thereof, .
the plaintiff will apply to nld Court
for a Juilut'ii'i'iit HtfnliiNt you ami
each of you, fur Hie anui of .14(10.00,
with lnUret tin reou a I the rate of
per coul, pur annum from th lat
day of October, 1U20, the further aum
of .1I00 attorney' hia, and for
l'lalntlff' coat and dlHhtiracineiit
herein.
Ami for furtlier Juilireiueut of thi
above on til led Court, that the wul
property attached In the abov en
titled action, now In the lunula of
the Sheriff of the County of Morrow,
State of OrcKon, bcloiigliiK to tho
defendant, Mabel I'uyear, nml lo
cated and altunted In anlil County
of Morrow, and State of Oregon,
and dewTlhed u follow, to wit;.
Lota 14, 15 and IS, In Mock , In th
Original Town of lone. Morrow
County, Oregon, b auld by tint
Sheriff of aald County, In the manner
provided by law for the aale of real
property under eiecutlon, ami In
accordance with the practice of aald
Court, and that the proceed from
auch aale be applied a follow, to
It;- lat In payment of the coat
and accruing coat of aale; 2nd lu
payment of the coat aud dlabume
meuta of thl action; 3rd lu payment
of the amount fouud due plaintiff
including aald attorney' fee, 4th,
the overplu If any, b pnld to th
clerk of aald court for the benefit of
aald defendant.
Thl Sumtnona la nerved upon you
by publication thereof, In the lone
Independent, puraunnt id au order
of lion. W. T. Camplwll, Judge of
the County of Morrow, Slat of
Oregon, which order wail duly mad
aud entered herein, and dated tbe
25th day of Oetolwr, It.M.
F. II. Itobliiaon.
Attorney for l'lalntlff.
I'oat Office addreiM lone, Oregon.
The date oj the drat publication of
till Slimiliolialielng Si'iteliilNr ItHh,
IV.'4, and the date of the lual publi
cation of thl aunitnoiia Mug Octo
ber 3lat, IU24. ,
Hill Dental Clinic
Pendleton, Oregon
The Hill 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 Is
best fitted for at considerable less
cot t than is required under ordin
ary practice.
Out of town patient work will tie
dons a quickly a posKlble,
f MIHMMHW
Bold by Ort.in.ti for er.r M Tan
' Chanay Co., ToUdo. Ohto
Windsor Castle News
That will be just about mv luck.
I suppose the last one will out
live the old b.an and be line ttfe
Missouri nigger's mistress
"My eld Mistis promised me
That when she died she'd set
me free;
But my old Mistis she turned
bald,
An4 liv,d go long she never
died a-tall."
Any way I suppose they will
be known as the Merry Wives of
Windsor.
Please don't fail to send the
Independent out to this part of
the Public Domain for it seems
like getting a long letter from
home when it arrives.
FUEL
-- At Reduced Prices
I. We have about 200 cords of wood t
on hand and have set the
Prices to Convert Wood
into Cash to the
PROFIT of the CUSTOMER.
Slab, 4 ft. - ' ' - $7.00
" 16 in. - - 8.00
" 12 in. - , - 8.25
Fir, 4 ft. - - $10.50
" 16 in, - . 11.50
" 12 in. - ! - 11.75
Oak, 4 ft. - - 11.00
" 16 in. : - 12.25
" 12 in. - - 12.50
Coal per Ton, 11.75
Farmer's Elevator Co.
lone, Oregon.
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.
JL D. MCMURDO, 11 D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office In Masonic Building
Trained Nurse Assistant
Heppner : Oregon
SEE ME BEFORE THE FIRE
H. C. WOOD
REAL ESTATE &
INSURANCE
IONE, . 0REC0N
Clyde R.Walker,M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Drug Store.
IONE, - OREGON
HEPPNER TA10RINGC0..
TAILORS
Cleaning Dyeing
Pressing Repairing
Heppner, Ore. -
F. H. Robinson
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Will practice in all the Court
IONE OREGON
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