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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: T h a t C lair E. M etteer, ad m in is tra to r, an d Cleo Ire n e Joines, ad m in istra trix of th e estate of C harles W. M etteer, deceased, have filed th e ir fin al acco u n t and rep o rt; th a t th e County Ju d g e by o rd er d uly made and en tered , has appointed Monday th e 2 5th day of October, 1937, a t th e h o u r of 10 o'clock in th e fo re noon, as th e tim e, and th e County C ourthouse a t P endleton, Oregon, as the place w here all objections and exceptions to said fin a l acco u n t and rep o rt will be heard and a se ttle m ent of th e estate made. D ated th is th e 2 4th day of Sep tem ber, 1937. CHARLES E. M ETTEER, A d m in istra to r, CLEO IR E N E JOINES, A d m in istra trix , PETERSON & PETERSON, A tto rn ey s fo r th e estate. (Sept. 23-Oct. 21) THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 183T RED CROSS HIGHWAY POSTS AID INJURED T h ey ’ll read, for instance, of seam en Mr. and Mrs. Hugh N eill of Her callers Monday night at the Clayton and sabotage and San F ran cisco w a miston were dinner guests Sunday Ayers home. te r-fro n t tro u b le; of d a rin g adv en at the W. D. N eill home. Fred Rauch was a business visit tu re in th e world of pseudo-science, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Young were or at P ilot Rock over the week end. and of a feud aboard a plunging, ro llin g b attlesh ip . 1,000 Function At Key Points To T h ey ’ll read, too, of ex citem ent aboard a tra n sp o rt plane b la rin g Give Emergency Care To over jun g led M exican m ou n tain s, Traffic Hurt and of stra n g e r planes th a t a re not bound to e a rth b u t sw ing th ro u g h Highway flrat aid stations, set up by th e noisel«nsnes8 of space. R eaders the Red Cross to give emergency care can follow a young ex-M ountie as he to victims of traffic accidents, are sav ing lives, according to Jam es L. Fieser. searches for clues In th e w ild n o rth - vice chairman In charge of domestic lands, and T ierney, th e p ie-eatin g operations. detective, on th e tr a il of city c ri “ More th an 1,000 of o u r em ergency m inals. posts a re already o p eratin g in 47 states A new fe a tu re In TH E AM ERI and th o u san d s of o th e rs will soon be CAN BOY Is p ic tu re pages th a t tell estab lish ed a t key p oints along Amer stories. P ictures, for instance, th a t ic a ’s highw ays," Mr. F ieser stated . T he Red C ross highw ay posts are vividly show a day In th e life of a co n cen trated a t d an g er sp o ts in rural coast guardsm an, an d how an E sk i a re a s w here m edical aid ‘s not readily mo husk y sled dog does his work. available. T he Im portance of th is cov They tra n s m it th e th r ill of b a ttlin g erage of th e open road, th e Red Cross a h undred pound, w a te r-c h u rn in g holds. Is given sh a rp e r em phasis by th e fact th a t th ere has been a 150 per tarp o n . Tips on how i t ’s done a re cen t In crease In ru ral traffic fatalities also given p icto rially — ra n g in g from how to ru n a broken field to how during the past tw elve years. Boys an d G irls from six W estern sta te s to show actu al result* Equalization Notice. T he p roject was in itiated last year to be co rrect in a ballroom . of w ork done In livestock, crop, hom e economics fields. on a national scale as a practical ap NOTE: S ub scrip tio n prices of N otice is hereby given th a t th e P ractical d em onstrations of 4-b ing these boys an d g irls a g re a t proach to th e highw ay accident prob AMERICAN BOY w ill be board of d irecto rs for the H erm is lem. The Red, C ross felt th a t it could TH E Club work will be staged on T ues opportunity for gaining p ractical R e ton Irrig a tio n D istrict, a c tin g as a best apply Its stre n g th by succoring raised In th e near fu tu re. Send your day, O ctober 6, and W ednesday, know ledge and experience. board of equalization, w ill m eet a t those who continue to be njured pend subscription order a t once to tak e October 6, by team s from six su lts in p ast years have been very W estern sta te s d u rin g th e Pacific gratifying. N um erous tim es we the office of th e secretary in H er ing a reduction in the highw ay accident ad v an tag e of th e b arg ain ra te s now In tern atio n al Livestock Exposi have been pleasantly surp rised by Mrs. Vincent Astor miston, Oregon, on th e first Tuesday ra te through legislation and rafety edu In effect: one year a t 81.00 or th ree , tion to be held in P ortland from proof of genuinely o rig in al re years a t 82.00. F oreign su b scrip , Winthrop W. Aldrich in October, 1937, a t 8 :00 p. m., for cation. “Out program brings Hrst aid skill search accom plished by these October 2 to 10. inclusive. Send your NEW YORK (Special).—Mrs. Vincent th e purpose of review ing and cor to the scene of accident in an effort to tion 50c a y ear ex tra . young men and young women of E lim ination contests- have been rem ittan c e to Astor, society leader and civic w orker, rectin g th e assessm ents, and ap p o r reduce th e num ber of oersons killed nam e, address and held in com m unities and then in the W est’s 4-H Clubs.” has been appointed Chairm an of a Na TH E AMERICAN BOY, 7430 Second The Exposition will pay 50 per tional Women’s Advisory Committee for tion m en t of taxes to be levied on or and m aim ed in autom obile m ishaps." Blvd., D etroit, Mich. On new sstands counties to determ ine qualified cent of tran sp o rta tio n and o th e r the New York World’s F air of 1939. Win before th e first T h u rsd ay in Sep Mr. F ieser said. "O ur highway first aid sta te representatives. Com peting ers are not m edical men in any sense, the price is 15c a copy, throp W. Aldrich, Chairm an of the Chase tem ber, 1937. team s will consist of four mem expenses of m em bers of team s to but it is th eir Job to turn the injured National Bank, is heading the men's Na Signed, bers— two boys and two girls from p articip ate in th e Plum m er Trophy ❖ •> •> <• over to the m edical profession in the tional Committee. Together they will en D em onstration contest, up to th e E. D. MARTIN, Sec. each state. list more than 10,090 committee w orkers best shape possible." following am ounts per sta te : Mon in a nationwide campaign to arouse in Boys will d em o n strate work t a n a , 3100; Utah, $160; N evada. The Red C ross highw ay posts are es By Airs. B ern ice W a tte n b u rg e r terest in and create support for the New done w ith livestock and crops and $100; Idaho. $75; W ashington, tablished a t gasoline service stations, York Fair. G rover Whalen, President of to u rist hom es, ru ral police and fire de girls will p resen t evidence of th eir $50, and Oregon, $25. The alloca the F air Corporation, has announced that R ay Ayers had th e m isfortune p artm en ts T he personnel of the posts endeavors in th e field of home tion is determ ined by th e d istance State Chairm en will be named later and are tta in e d by the Red C ross in first T uesday n ig h t of b reak in g his arm , economics. that every state will be brought into ac th e team s m ust trav el to th e Expo aid, stan d ard first aid equipm ent is In w hen he was th ro w n from a steer. tive participation in the New York Fair, F in al aw ard will be based on sition. stalled at each statio n , and identifying making it truly national. the average num ber of points won Air. and Airs. J. S. Moore were These am ounts are to be based signs for the benefit of m otorists are by both boys and girls of th e upon fo u r m em bers com posing th e d in n er guests S unday a t th e Alarion B A u 4 ' 4>' S U U M ÍZ U 1 erected beside the highw ay at both ap same team , ra th e r th an a total two team s from each state. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT In. F in ch home. proaches to the station. F ü rtla î? < ? ,0 c t2 /o l0 num ber of points gained. case of less team s or m em bers, th e Air. and Airs. C harley M iller, and The a tte n d a n ts of th ese roadside F o r th e tw elfth consecutive funds will be pro-rated on a basis IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TH E units who qualify as first aid ers volun d a u g h te r Olene and son Raym ond of LOW RAIL FARES year, th e w inning team In these of four. A dditional money will be teer th eir services through the Red S helton, N o rth D akota, a re v isitin g STATE OF OREGON FOR dem onstrations will he aw arded supplied by com m unity and o th e r C ross and may u n d er no circu m stances a t th e Fred R auch home. Mrs. Mil UMATILLA COUNTY. th e much-coveted P lum m er T ro in terested organizations. accept pay for carin g for the Injured. U F i e phy, a large, silk Am erican flag. From advance inform ation re To com plem ent th e highw ay first aid ler is Mrs. R a u ch ’s sister. In th e M atter of th e estate of M arie H ealy, Airs. Wm. Bucknum , stations, the Red C ross has announced As stated O. M. P lum m er, gen ceived th e m anagem ent of th e Pa C harles W. M etteer. deceased. form ation of mobile units. Several thou Mrs. Jim F arley an d Air. an d Mrs. eral m anager of th e E xposition: cific In tern atio n al Livestock Ex sand tru ck s which regularly ply the Mike K enny visited a t th e Jo h n H e “ We feel th a t by conducting com position Is looking forw ard to an highway In the course of ro u tine work aly hom e Sunday. petitive dem onstrations of actual even g re a te r atten d an ce th a n la st will be equipped with first aid kits. work accom plished, we a re afford- year. Joe Aliddleton of Echo passed D rivers and crew s will tak e courses In NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING. th ro u g h P ine City Sunday n ig h t and b*th stan d ard and advanced first aid. and each truck will be identified as a exhibited his five p o in t deer he kill NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to th e legal voters of School Red Cross mobile unit. More than a ed w hile h u n tin g in th e A rbuckl D istrict No. 14, of U m atilla County, S tate of Oregon, th a t a m ountains. hundred tru ck s a re already operating SCHOOL MEETING of th e said d istric t w ill be held a t th e school NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING "T he highway police of eight states Jo h n H arriso n sp en t M onday ii house on the 16th day of October. 1937, a t 3 :0 0 o’clock p. m., who have finished first aid training will W alla W alla. for the purpose of discussing th e budget for th e fiscal school NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN to th e legal voters of U nion loin th is arm y mobilized to cut acci year, beginning Ju n e 21, 1937, and end in g Ju n e 22. 1937, h ere A larg e num ber of ladies atten d ed H igh School D istric t No. 9, of U m atilla County, S tate of Oregon, dent fatalities and prevent coniplica in a fte r set forth, and to vote on th e proposition of levying a d is th e show er and q u iltin g a t th e W th a t a SCHOOL M EETING of th e said d istric t w ill be held a t.th e tion of m inor Injuries through m ishan tr ic t tax, school house on th e 1 8th day of October, 1937, a t 8 :00 o’clock dllng a t th e scene of accid en t.” Mr D. N eill home. BU D G E T p. m., for th e purpose of discussing th e budget for th e fiscal Mr. an d Mrs. H arold S tew art le t F ieser said. school year, b eg in n in g Ju ly 1, 1937, and en d in g Ju ly 1, 1938, ESTIM ATED RECEIPTS "W e receive repoYts from our first for th e ir home in S eattle T h u rsd ay h e re in a fte r set fo rth . Balance on hand a t the beginning of th e aid statio n s dally, telling of essential Miss Dora E. Moore an d Mrs BU D G ET fiscal school year (th ird Monday in care given to traffic casu alties on the Joyce S m ith spent th e week end in Ju n e ) for which th is budget Is ESTIM ATED REC EIPTS _______ spot and of lives actually saved." P endleton an d La .G rande. made 812,236.96 „ T his and many o th er Red Cross pro B alance on h an d a t th e b eg in n in g of the To be received from the County School • Mrs. Ollie Neill and d a u g h te r grams of equal value a re supported by fiscal school y ear ( th ird M onday in Fund ............... ................................ 3,2d>0.00 the people of A m erica during the an Neva and Mr. and Mrs. Dale A kers Ju n e ) for w hich th is bud g et is made 16.29 To be received from th e E lem entary nual Roll Call for m em bers. T his year of H ep p n er w ere callers on th e To be received from th e N on-H igh School School Fund • 2,940.00 D istric t for tu itio n ................................... 200.00 th e Roll Call will be held from Novem creek Sunday. To be received from th e S tate Irreducible TOTAL ESTIM ATED REC EIPTS ............. 216.29 ber 11 to 26. School Fund ....... ................... 420.00 Mr. and M rs.' C. H. B artholom ew ESTIM ATED EX PEN D ITU RES To be received from tu itio n for elem en were Echo callers Sunday. ta ry school pupils .................. 3,000.00 I. GENERAL CONTROL— ADVENTURE IS COMING Roy Neill spent th e week end in TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS .... 321,846.96 1. S u p erin te n d en t ........................................ 1,680.00 W allow a county on business. IN THE AMERICAN BOY 2. Clerk .......................................................... 100.00 ESTIMATED EX PEN D ITU RES Mr. and Mrs. C. W a rn e r an d th e 3. Supplies ................................................. 125.00 I. GENERAL CONTROL— 4. E lections and p u b licity .......................... 50.00 R eaders who lik e ad v e n tu re and Misses Melba P alm er of Eugene 1. Personal service: 5. L egal service (c le rk ’s bond, au d it, th e lu re of fa r places w ill find plen who plans to leave as soon as pos 100.00 (1 ) Clerk ................................................ e tc-) ............................................................. 50.00 ty to please them in com ing issues sible for T ibet as a m issionary, Opal 25.00 (2 ) Compulsory education & census TOTAL Expense of G eneral C ontrol .... 2,005 00 50.00 (3 ) E lections and publicity ............. of TH E AMERICAN BOY Magazine. Stockard and P au lin e Stoop, and II. INSTRUCTION— T eaching (4 ) Legal service (c le rk 's bond, 1. T eachers ................................................... 7,515.00 50.00 audit, etc.) .............................................. 2. Supplies (ch alk , paper, etc.) ........ 400.00 TOTAL EX PEN SE of G eneral Control 225.00 3. Textbooks ................................................. 100.00 II. INSTRUCTION—Supervision TOTAL Expense of T each in g ..................... g 015 qq 1. Supervisors .............................................. 720.00 III. OPERATION OF PLANT__ TOTAL EXPENSE, Supervision ........... 720.00 1. Ja n ito rs and o th e r em ployees ........... 1,300.00 HI. INSTRITCTION— T eaching 2. J a n ito rs ’ supplies ................................... 150^00 1. T eachers ................................................... 7,605.00 iFU6¿ ™ a ............. ..................................... 850 00 2 Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.) ........... 500.00 4. L ig h t and pow er ................................... 300.00 3. Textbooks ............... ......... ....................... 400.00 5. W ater ........................................................ 140.00 TOTAL EX PEN SE of T eaching ........... 8,605.00 TOTAL E xpense of op eratio n ................ 2 740 00 IV. OPERATION OF PLA N T— IV. MAINTENANCE A REPA IRS 1. Ja n ito rs and oth er em ployees ........... 1.140.00 1. R epair and m a in te n an c e of fu rn i 2. Ja n ito rs ’ supplies ................................ 300.00 tu re and eq uipm ent ............................ 396.00 3. Fuel .......................................................... 600,00 2. R epair and m ain ten an ce of bulld- 4. L ight and power .................................. 300.00 ty J Í T t “ I ? grounds ................................... 500.00 5. W ater ...................................................... . 100.00 TOTAL Expense of M aintence and TOTAL EX PEN SE of O peration ........ 2,440.00 R e p ay s ...................................................... . V. MAINTENANCE & REPA IRS— V. AUXILIARY AGENCIES— 1. R epair and m aintenance of fu rn i 1. L ib rary : tu re and equipm ent ............................ 100.00 (1 ) L ib ra ria n .......................................... 50,00 2. R epair and m aintenance of build (2 ) Supplies, rep airs, etc. ------------- 150 00 ings and grounds ................................ 3,000.00 2. H ealth service: TOTAL Expense of M aintenance and (1 ) P ersonal Service (n u rse, etc.) 100.00 R epairs ....................................................... 3,100.00 3- T ra n sp o rtatio n of pupils .................. 2,400.00 VI. AUXILIARY AGENCIES— TOTAL Expense of A uxiliary. A gencies 2 700 00 1. L ibrary: VI. FIXED CHARGES— (1 ) Personal service, lib ra ria n , etc. 50.00 1. In su ran ce ................................................ «00 00 (2 ) Supplies, repairs, etc. ............... 100.00 TOTAL Fixed C harges .......................... ..' 200 00 2. T ra n sp o rtatio n of pupils .................. 2,700.00 Sure—the answer is "Yes”! You can buy her a VII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS— TOTAL Expense of A uxiliary Agencies 2,850.00 1. New fu rn itu re , equipm ent and re Corona Portable Typewriter, and pay for it on VII. FIXED CHARGES— placem ents .............................................. 50„ Ofl 1. Insurance ................................................. 600.00 these easy terms while she uses it! Typing helps TOTAL C apital O utlays ........................... 500 0 « TOTAL Fixed Charges ......................... 500.00 VIII. DEBT SERVICE— with school work — not only in marks, but in VIII. DEBT SERVICE— 1. P rin cip al on bonds ....................... 2 000 00 1. P rin cip al on bonds ................................ 1,000.00 clear thinking. And ability to type is a big asset 2. In te re st on bonds ................. 1 520 00 2. In terest on bonds .................... 775.00 3. In te re st on w a rra n ts ................ 50 00 when school is over. TOTAL Debt Service .......................... 1.775.00 TOTAL D ebt Service ................... , K7n nn IX. EMERGENCY ..... ......... s in ™ IX. EMERGENCY ......................................... 3.831.96 “Nation’s Fair” Their Objective 4-H Club Demonstrations For Plummer Trophy Award PINE CITY Isn’t h er success in school w o rth *1“ a w e e k to you? RECAPITULATION T otal estim ated expenses for th e year .... T otal estim ated receipts, not Including pro- posed tax ............ ........................................... . 823, 94 6 .9« 21,848.96 Balance, am ount to he raised by d istric t tax 3 2.100.00 INDEBTEDNESS A m ount of bonded Indehtedneas 18,000.00 T otal Indebtedness ................................................... 816.000.00 DATED this 14th day of September, 1937. SIGNED: R. A. BROWNSON, F. C. WOUGHTER, D istrict Clerk. C hairm an. Board of Director*. APPROVED by Budget C om m ittee Septem ber 14, 1837. SIGNED: A. W PRANN GEO. STROHM. Secretary. Budget Committee Chairman, Budget Com. PUBLISHED Septem ber 33 and 30. 1837. Bring her m < mn / let us demonstrate this fast, easy. smart machine. A n d per haps you'd ¡He to arrange a fr e t tria l idotbattnnf H erm iston H e ra ld m , RECAPITULATION T otal estim ated expenses for th e year 21,126 00 T otal estim ated receipts, n ot in clu d in g proposed tax ................................................. 216 29 BALANCE, am o u n t to be raised by dis tr ic t tax .. ..................................... — 20,909.71 INDEBTEDNESS A m ount of bonded indebtedness ................ 3$ 000 00 TOTAL Indebtedness .............. ..... ................ „ 00Q <## DATED th is 20th day of Septem ber, 1937. SIGNED: R. A. BROWNSON. H. M SOMMERER D,’tr ,c t c le r k - C hairm an. Board of D irectors. APPROVED by B udget Com m ittee Septem ber 20 1937 8IGNED: JOHN A. CLARKE, a . D. SMITH. S ecretary, B udget Com m ittee. C hairm an. B udget Com (Sept. 23 * 30. 1837)