THE HE&MISTOtf HERALD, HEIHflSTON, OIÎEGOX.
PAROLES REFUSED
IN CENTRALIA CASE
W alla Walla, Wash. — The state
prison board, at Its session Just end
ed. refused to g ran t requests for
clemency for eight m em bers of the
Internstlonal W orkers of the World
who have been held in prison for
seven years on m urder charges grow
ing out of th e A rm istice day parade
killings in C entralia In 1919.
Requests for clemency came from
pacifists, socialists and the Interna
tional W orkers of the World as a
body, and also David S ta rr Jordan, in
ternationally known educator. The
board has taken sim ilar action each
tim e the 'req u ests were made. The
men were sentenced to from 25 to 40
years each for m urder on April i, 1920,
and entered prison in June, 1921, when
the United S tates suprem e court re
fused their appeal.
American Legion m em bers in the
parade asserted the International
W orkers of the World m em bers fired
on them as th eir parade passed the
International W orkers of the World
hall, and th e International W orkers
of the world declared the hall was at
tacked and they fired In self-defense.
HOSS SECRETARY OF STATE
Governor P atterson Accepts H oler's
Resignation.
Salem, Or.—Governor P atterso n ac
cepted the resignation of Sam A.
K oier, secretary of stRte. appointed
Hal Hoss to fill out Mr. Kozer's un-
explred term and then appointed Mr.
Kozer state budget director.
Mr. Hoss, who Is the republican
nominee for secretary of state a t the
November election, assum ed bis new
duties Monday. He will serve under
his appointive commission until Jan
uary.
Mr. Hoss announced th at he has
appointed C. N. Laugbrldge deputy
secretary of state. Mr. Laughridge
has served in this capacity for the
past six years. Tom Raffety, head
of the state traffic division, and Carl
Gabrielson, in charge of the state
m otor vehicle division, also will be
retained by Mr. Hoss.
The first official aet of the new
secretary of state was th at of sign
ing a w arrant In the am ount of $1,-
#09,001.43, covering principal and in
terest on state highway bonds.
■* A Future Farm Leader
P?UL A. SPPLE
this year, to be tho best of its many
successful events.
Shorthorns,
Herefords, nnd Aberdeen-Angus ex
hibits will compete fcr the prized
ribbons and a share in the Premi
ums totaling #130,000.00.
F—
Fifteen breeds of Sheep, Angora
and milk Goats, and five breeds of
Hogs will be exhibited. In the
Wool and Mohair Show there is to
be a splendid showing of sheep end
goat fleeces as well as wool prod,
ucts of various kinds.
Adam Ounczn Dunn, Jr., of Wapato,
Washington, end his Shorthorn
bull calf, "King of Supremacy.”
For -spectacular entertainm ent
there will bo the 10th Annual Horse
Show for which eppm rlm ately #35,-
000.09 In prize money is offered.
Program s—7 cv m iag s and 3 r.fîr-
noons—feature stirring high and
broad Jumps, sterling performances
by H arness Horses and three- and
five-gaited American saddle horses
as well as exciting six-in hand draft
team driving contests. During each
performance parades of prize win
ning Livestock will be staged and
demonstrations given by famous
sheep dogs.
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Eitjle Scout Paul A. Siple of Erie,
Pa., who w as selected by Commander
Byrd as his c - : ! y on the expedition
ta the anta. ctlc.
ITEM
Pii. IIUGJ ECKENER
T o tal .................. ......................
In te re s t on W a rra n ts
S tre e t Im provem ent (S pecial)
S tre e t F u n d
;
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Dr. H i;,i E .ener, who was In
chargs of t: s Z.1 3 in It3 flight across
tha A llan” : in 1924, and who com-
m e rj-.j t;
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in it3 fl
; f cm Friedrlchshafen,
Gcrmci-.y i . L-.k; hurst, N. J.
t-c s
in t i 111 ;
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. without half try-
ill;:, if you tire tv. a n s bright ns your
coiiipt ii'o. .- ;
they may ho twice
¡is bright-r 1 you. and then where will
toil be? V " t may succeed by work
lug twice n hard ns uhy of your coin-
| l t - ! i t ( l i s ; It;
1 II ti, if you happen to
be twice 1 t : ht ns nny of them,
j o u r Slice,
w :l he four times as
great as ii '<■ ' You may Succeed by
iln'tig your best nnd at the same time
helping oil; n s to do their best, never
regarding tl : ui i com petitors; In that
«■ase I hoy v. hl push you up tlie hill in
their grntlt ndc. nnd your success will
■Ittnil on it p of their success. That
will bo lit. greatest success of tlie
three.
600.00
100.00
120.00
1300.00
120.00
165.00
1210.00
300.00
480.00
T o tal ............................................
4395.00
WATER FUND:
S alary S u p e rin te n d e n t
L abor M iscellaneous
P ow er E le c tric
New P ipe P ay m en ts
In te re st on Bonds
M iscellaneous
1500.00
200.00
1400.00
800.00
1500.00
100.00
T o tal .........................................
G rand T o tal ....................................
E stim ated R eceipts:
W ate r System
Licenses, fees, fines
5500.00
$11495.00
5500.00
150.00
5650.00
A m ount N ecessary by T ax atio n
5845.00
W e th e u n d ersig n ed C hairm an and S ecretary of th e B udget C om m ittee
of th e City of H erm isto n . Hereby c e rtify th a t th e foregoing is co rrect as
m ade by said B udget C om m ittee.
,
B. S. KINGSLEY, C hairm an.
(8 -2 tc )
W. L. HAMM, C ecretary.
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
CITY OF HERMISTON
B udget A llow ance
E x p en d itu res for T h ree F iscal Y ears
n ex t preceding th e L ast Y ear.
E stim a te d E x p en d i
tu re s for en su in g
year.
1..................................... ................... 1350.00
7-a t 1125 .....................
7875.00
1. T eacher». 1.......................................
945.00
4. J a n i t o r s ...... .........................................
840.00
5. C lerk an d bond................................
150.00
T o tal— Personal Services» ..........
12360.00
# 6 0 0 .0 0 # 1 2 0 « 0 0
5085.00
340.00
76.00
1350.00
7875.00
6085.00 945.00
340.00 650.00
75.00 150.00
12200.00
MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES;
1. F u rn itu re (desks, etc) ..................
2. S upplies (ch alk , e tc ) .......................
#. J a n ito r's su p p lies ............................
F uel
• 8. L ig h t
9. W ate r
10. P ostage and sta tlo n e o ry .............
T o tal— M ateria! and S upplies ............
Exp’nditure Bud. Allow.
S alaries L ib ra ria n
S alaries J a n ito r .....
M iscellaneous .........
First year
«rive
yearly
total«
300.00
300.00
760.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
1600.00
72.00
150.00
230.00
318.00
76.00
79.00
300.00
85.00
45.00
690.00
87.00
96.00
500 00
175.00
173.00
230.00
2780.00
4000.00
6780.00
1800 00
1780.00
781.00
300.00
1600.00
87.00
500.00
GRAND TOTAL ................................. 33840.00
46.50
74.00
600.00
100.00
240.00
1300.00
120.00
960.00
300.00
480.00
S alary Supei ln te n d e n t ...... ..............
L abor M iscellan eo u s............................
Pow er E le c tric .........._ ...................
New Pipe P ay m en ts ..................... ..
In te rfs t on Bonds ................. .........
M iscellaneous
1500.00
200.00
1400.00
800.00
1500.00
100.00
1780.00
41.00
195.00
210.00
377.08
ESTIMATE 3D RECEIPTS:
350.00
6500.00
150.00
180.00 180.00
20.00 20.00
124.55 100.00
324.55 300.00
50.00
750.00
165.55 275.00
360.00
40.00
199.63
699.63
764.15
518.45
517.70
867.30
1289.05
300.00 300.00 600.00
49.98 50.00 100.00
70.00 120.00 240.00
615.00 650.00 1283.97
60.00 60.00 120.00
412.15 480.00 914.89
176.31 100.00 349.36
121.36 290.00 265.18
1970.35 3125.00 3873.40 4290.10
780.00
5500.00
11300.00
G rand T © ta i.......................... ...............
T he folio w ing is a fu ll an d com plete
classified sum m ary of
lndebtedess
of th e City of H e rm isto n :
O utsta
g W a te r Bonds ______ _
O u tstan d in g W a rra n ts ............ ......... ..
O u tstan d in g W a rra n ts S tre e t Im p...«
O u tstan d in g W a rra n ts H u rlb u rt Ave.
O u tsta n d in g g W a rra n ts G ladys A ve__
1936 20
300.00
i
W ate r S y s t e n ................... ....... ......
L icense Fees and F ines....;...........
A m ount N ecesaary by T ax atio n .........
110.00
MISCELLANEOUS:
T o ta l— M iscellaneous ........
250.00
900.00
INSURANCE:
T o ta l— In su ran ce ........
1610.71
1780.00
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS.
T o tal— T ra n sp o rta tio n o f P u p ils
23310.00
S a la ry 1 3ity R ecorder ............
S alary 'ity T re a su re r ____
Salitry
ity A tto rn ey .........
S alary hit y Police .................
S alary 1 'ity H e a lth O fficer .
S treet lig h ts ..........................................
F ire D ep artm en t ............ ...................
M icella: eous .........................................
T otal ..................................
WATER IUND:
~ 7
250.00
INDEBTEDNESS:
1. Bonded and In terest th e re o n .........
2. W a rra n t an d In te re st th ereo n . ..
T o tal— In debted n ess ...............................
600.00
100.0
500.00
500.00
genera ; - FUND:
1598.00
MAINTENANCE and REPAIRS:
B uildings an d g ro u n d s.......................
B uildings and g ro u n d s.......................
TVtal— M ain ten an ce an d R ep air» ....
360.00
40.00
200.00
S tre e t i m preyem ent (S pi.)
S treet I und ...... ......................
23355.00
u
f t
LIBRARY :
INTER LS T CL WARRANTS:
#-.600.00
la
$500.00
100.00
500.00
500.00
S alary C ity R ecorder............
S alary C ity T re a su re r
S alary City A tto rn ey
S alary C ity Police
S alary C ity H e a lth O fficer
L ib ra ry E xpense
S tre e t L ig h ts
F ire D ep artm en t
M iscellaneous
.
if
PERSONAL SERVICE:
1. S u p e rin ten d en t .................................. #1200.00
2. P rin cip als .................................
f
h
GENERAL FUND:
Expenditures for 8 Fiscal y'ar
n ext preceding laet school yr.
, Bod r e t
Expen- i Allow-
dituro
in
in detail
d^tail
f"
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
•e o
" O
D etailed Ex
penditure« for Second yr.
tholaat year of give yearly
the three-year
totals
Period
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CITY OF HERMISTON BUDGET
EXPENDITURES
Expenditure and
Budget Allowance
for 8 m o. of
Loat 8chool Year
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ITEM S—
S alaries L ib ra ria n ..................................# 360.00
S alaries, J a n ito r
............................
40.00
M iscellaneous ........................................... 100.00
ITEMS
Ratimatod
Kx pondi*
turo« for
thoonauinr
SchoolYoar
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N otice is hereby given th a t th e M ayor and C ity Council of th .
H erm iston, U m atilla C ounty, Oregon, w ill m eet a t th e City C i ■’
berg in said C ity, W ednesday, N ovem ber 21, 1928, ot 8 0'.'! I-
for th e purpose of rev iew in g th e follow ing estim ates and budget
y<#ar 1929, a t w hich tim ^ an d place th e follow ing estim ates and
m ay be discussed w ith th e L evying Board.
T he to ta l am o u n t of m oney needed by said city fo r th e y ear 192 9
m ated In th e follow ing B udget:
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SWEET
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 14
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NOTICE
As long as tha Influences of the
4-H Clubs remain, America will
never lack an adequate supply of
capable managers for its farms
Adam Duncan Dunn, Jr., is an ex
cellent example of the type of
young farm er the organization Is
developing. Adam Is a former 4-H
Club member. He Is a son of the
late Adam Duncan Dunn, one of the
original founders and Trusteo-Di-
rector of the Pacific Intel -dtlonal
In addition to the foregoing, Pa
Livestock Exposition.
cific International will combine, In
Camp Plummer, the official an Its educational presentations, Dairy
nual meeung place of 4-H Clubs in Livestock Exliiblts; Dairy, Land
this territory, is one of the most and M anufacturers’ P r o d u c t s
outstanding developments o' the Shows; Northwest Hay and Grain
Pacific International, the 18*h An Show; Industrial Exposition; Fox
nual of which will be held at Port Show; Boys' end G ir's’ Club Work
land, Oregon, Novomber 310, in Exhibits, and g reat “Truth In
clusive.
Meats” demonstration.
The Fat Stock and Breeding sec
All transportation lines offer re
tions of the Exposition promise, duced fares to tho Exposition.
tumultuous applause with their dar
ing and exciting performances.
High and broad Jumping events dis
play the stam ina and skill of both
horses and riders.
High stepping harness champions
of America and England are shown
in superb form. T hree and five-gait-
,ed American Saddle Horses charm
the spectators with th eir graceful
action and amazing speed.
The prize money for this Horse
Show Is approximately #30,000.00—
the largest amount ever offered.
Horses from all over America and
from abroad come to compete for
Pacific International's prized rib
bons. During each performance
«30!
will be staged parades of prize-win
Aaron M. Frank of Portlgpd and ning Livestock and demonstrations
his Hackney Pony "Atoms,” win by famous sheep dogs.
ner of the Portland Chamber of
The 18th Annual Pacific Interna
Commerce #2,000.00 Stake at the tional Livestock Exposition com
1927 Pacific International.
bines Livestock Show; Dairy, Land
and M anufacturers’ P r o d u c t s
The chariot racos of ancient i Shows; Sheep Show; Wool and
Rome offered no more exciting com , Mohair Show; Northwest Hay and
petition than some of the events Grain Show; Fox Show; Industrial
scheduled for the 10th Annual Exposition; Boys' and Girls' Club
Horse Show of the Pacific Interna Work Exhibits; great “Truth in
tional Livestock Exposition to be M eats’’ demonstration, ajid daily
held at Portland, Oregon, Novem auctions of Beef and Dairy Cgttle.
ber 3-10, inclusive.
8100,000.00 Is offered in Premiums.
R oadster classes at fast paces Attendance each year exceeds 120,-
are shown In the great 234 feet long 000 persons.
H orse Show arena. In th at ring
Leading Railroads of the North
the maneuvers of seven and eight west, and other transportation lines
six-horse heavy draft driving teams are offering special reduced fare»
bring the spectators to their feet in to the Exposition.
Perflllef said.
Forged Cameos
Hundreds of treasured cumeos and
Intaglios, for which large sum s have
been paid, are spurious, although
muny of them are m asterpieces of art.
To such an extent have cameos been
forged that, a fter a certain Frenct
count hnd s.ient #25,000 In -forming a
collection, so many forgeries were
found among them that, In despair ot
separating the false from the true he
parted with the lot for a fraction of
what they had cost him.
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Exciting Events at Horse Show
"Flu” Bad in Mackenzie River Region.
P rince Rupert, B. C.—Fifteen per
cent of the native population In some
parts of the Mackenzie river region
has been wiped out by Influenza, Cap
tain Vladimir Perflllef, head of a Phila
delphia Academy of Science expedi
tion, declared here after a sum m er in
toe arctic. The deaths among the na
tiv e s run into the hundreds. Captain
Eased Hie Conscience
In 1882 David Nightingale bought
a pair of shoes In John Dickman's
store a t Peekskill, N. Y., and then
left for California without paying for
them. Recently N ightingale returned
to settle his forty-flve-ycar-old debt.
He found the Shoeman had retired
from business, but was still living.
Nightingale counted out 84, the orig
inal price of the shoes, and then $35
more, which he estim ated was the
Interest to date.
4017.83
810.00
100.00
690.00
900.00
750.00
1620.00
83.53
617.75
1409.50
900.00
2785.24
735.00
1560.00
285.06
188.29
3317.81 3250.00 7646.56
6778.26 7750.00 12637.29 5921.55
5825.33
5650.00
5650.00
$25000.04
880.16
1469.01
503.00
2711.99
165.35
I. R. A ^B row nson. do h ereb y c e rtify th a t th e s b o v . estim ate of e x p e n d itu re , fo r th e y ear 19"8 19 ’9 . . .
P ^ iw re d by me an d th a t th e e x p e n d itu re , nnd budge. .H o w ,n e e . for six m onths of th e c u rren t vear so . The
e x p e n d itu re s for t h . th re e fle c .l y e a r, next preceding th e c u rre n t y e . r
show n above h Z bct „
ed from th e re c o rd , I q my charge ana are tru « and correct copies th ereo f
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R. A, liHOWNSON, Disti let Clerk, j
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g. do h ereb y c ertify th a t th e above e stim a te o f ex p en d itu res f r th e y ear 1929, budget
first six m onth of c u rre n t y e a r and ex p e n d itu re s for th e th re e fiscal y ears n ex t p re-
i-ear and sum m ary of Indebtedness as show n above, have been com piled from th e record«
> the best of my know ledge a rc tr u e an d co rrect.
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• KELLOGG. City Recorder, Hermiston, Oregon.
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