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Newspaper Page TextfiiEDFORD MftTL TTOBTTN"TC, fEDFORD, QKEfiOX, BATtTTTOAY, OCTOBER 12, 1929: THE LUXURY HUSBAND fl'XflVfl J.. MAY.SIl o e i o J. Ji J3? J JJ J SYNOPSI8: Barbara Landon find Bay Lowthfr. devotedly In love nd engaged, are separated three years because Kay illnayliears after dlseoverlna his own fortune list, convinced thul he cannot marry the wealthy llarbura while he Is penniless. Wheh they meet again. Barbara still l desperately In love with Kay. who Is struggling un successfully aa a writer of Jazz compositions. Hut Barlmra Induces him to forget their different-en of fortune and they are married. Bay. enraged at hearing himself termed a "luxury husband de mands the right to earn his own living,. Ralph Henderson. nobleman enchanted by Barbara s millions. InvlteH (hem to a Iniuse- farlv a clever scheme whereby lenderson hopes to ieparato Ihe young couple so Mint he may marry Barbara himself. At the parly Unv Is painfully harassed and unknowingly Is playing di rectly Into Henderson's hands. Chapter 13 MONEY AGAIN 4 IjAY'S III humor annoyed Bar bara anil sent iicr down Into tho dining hall determined to be especially nice to her host as though she felt she owed him some apology for Ray's criticism. She had ample opportunity for. at dinner, she found herself In the seat of honor on Henderson's right hand with Major Perkins on her right. The major was exerting himself to be entertaining. Henderson was whispering Into her other car. "Twonly flvo cents?" queried l.adj (Melding of tho major. "A Bhllllng." ha translated, and added under his breath, 'Hah, more child's play!" nay overheard him and a certain stubborn look settled over his Jaw. "I'm afraid 1 don't care to play for tiio.o. Candidly, 1 couldn't af ford It." As ho spoke he crossed over to the opposite side of the room osten sibly In search of a cigarette, but before bo was halfway across, ho hoard Lady Fielding, In her best Imitation of a slngo whlsier. say to Henderson, who had that minute joined tho group: "But I thought you told mo that the man was a millionaire?" "Tile nionoy belongs to his wife, lie didn't have a penny before she married htm," mid It seemed to Hay's sensitive mind that Hender son had purposely raised his voice. Lndy Fielding said, "Noo," with her neighing Intonation and then, "She evidently keeps him on a short circuit." Kay was by that time out of ear shot, but he had heard enough to put him Into a state of cold and helpless fury. It was a fact, however damnable, that he had been penniless at the, time of their marriage that ever Barbara was making a brave attempt ' "You look topping tonight, Bar bara. It's great to sea you here In this old place of mine. Some how It seems Just the right back ground for you as though each wero made for the other." Barbara smiled. "That's dear ot you, Heudy," and then, looking across to where liny was flounder ing helplessly In conversation with one of the tlowngnr she felt con trite and added, "But you mustn't talk like that to me now." ' "You're surely not going to turn provincial now that yottr'o mar ried!" ' She flushed slightly. No womnn Ilka", to bo called "provincial." ,"You know I'm awfully fond ot you, Barbara," ho continued as she didn't spcuk; "but don't mlsunder stiud me," he added, playing his cards carefully, "I think your hits band's nn awfully good chap. Ad mire him no end." ler heart warmed toward him. "Thanks for that, llondy." - Anil somehow hor hand was In his, for he gnvo It a quick, tight squeeze under tho table. Coffee and liqueurs wero served In the large, oblong drawing room, with a wooden beamed colling mid an Immonso open fireplace that seemed to till complotely one end of tho room. Tho henvy carved furniture, ot massive onk, wns Jacobean, while on tho polished wooden floor wero tiger skins great snarling, yellow benxts. Shortly afterwards llendorson started arranging tnblcs for bridge, but, preparatory to doing so, he said, In a low voice, to Barbara, "Don't piny tonight, Barbara. I want to tnlk to you. There will ho two tables without us. Your litis band plays?" Barbara nodded. "He used to be nulla fond of It." Henderson miirniiretl something In roply and, a few minutes later, he Iml placed Kay at a table with threo veterans nt tho game, l.ndy Fielding, Mnjor Perkins and Miss ' Maidstone, whoso only claim to . youth wns n slrong right nrm with which sho slaughtered lunula halls Standing waiting for the butler to place chnl-s nt tho tnblo Ihn major said, speaking on behalf of hlmt'olt and tho ladles: "What slnko would you suggest, l-owther? Wo usually play sixpence a point." Itay looked from one to the other of them. "Sixpence? That's a dime, Isn't It? Then I'm afraid I'm not In your class. Twcnly-flvo cents a hundred Is about my limit." at gaiety, to hide the hurt she felt. since ll.irharn had been paying the bills even tho tuxodo ho was wearing had been bought with hor money. Ho took a clgnretto from a sliver box and stuck it iiiillghtod between his lips. How ho wished nt that moment that ho wero hack playing In tho orchestra ot tho good old Vcndcnn! A strained silence had settled over tho room and, awnro that Hay had loft the group with whom ho wns supposed to he playing bridge, Barbara crossed ovor to him quickly. "What's all this, Itay? Why haven't yon begun?" "I told them I couldn't afford the stako they suggested." Barbara bit her lip and slowly crimsoned with mortification. "Hay, how could you? They'll think us such cheap skates! Be sides, It's absurd. Wo'vo plenty ol money." "You have, you mean." Sho said In iixnsperallnn: "But J thought you agreed to borrow from me, ..." , "Yes, for essentials, hut not tu fritter away nt bridge. Besides, I'm too much In your debt already. I'll never bo nblo to pay hack whnl 1 owe you." "You know that doesn't matter! You mako me mad when you tnlk llko that. Don't you realist) you're making built of us look foolish? Be a good sport nntl play, Hay. You make mo nshntm-d of you." Ho didn't answer for a minute Ills leeih were shul very tight nnd she knew hint to ho struggling he tween his Innate nhMlnacy anil his desire to pleaso her. "Very well, Barbara," ho said presently. "If you feel that way about It. But If I lose, It's my own affair. At least I'm Ro'ng to hu re npoualhlo for my own gambllnt debts." "I suppnso his wife told him to go abend," lidy Fielding whispered behind her rait lo the mejnr when presently the four of them wore sealed st llio card table. "Think so? Ha. ha," entnnienled the major, nnd ho laughed mi I iinlly Unit Itay, nllliony.h he could not hear what they bad Mid, sensed that they had bren trillilmr. about him and, In-consequence, made a misdeal. Tho game had begun bully fur hint sad he had a premonition (hat It naa going to get worse. I Co.-iynyM, Dial I'tesa) The rom.lfici of O.lrbirl Isl W.iy r.arh.t a d'streninp, climax In Monday's installment. By ALEXANDER GEORGE Associated Press Feature Writer In the primly gay nineties when Viclorianistn had reached a robust old age and sentimental ballads wero in high favor, tho big cities of Amerlcu offered a rich theatri cal menu, ranging from the dime museum to Henry Irving, Ellen Terry and Joseph Jefferson. Solliorn was gracefully romantic In "Tho Prisoner of Zemin," David llelaseo was presenting " The Heart of Maryland," "In Old Kentucky," Willi its chasm leaping heroines and popular pickaninnies, had been revived, and the young Chauncey Olcott was croniug lyrics of old Erin. Francis Wilson nnd Mod- jeska, Nat (Joodwin and Walker w.hiicsjde were other stars in a great firmament. Professor Korslalie'H educated pigs were at lluber's museum In Fourteenth street, now York. An ndded nttruetion there was a squad of female barbers, "eight hantl somo Indies who shaved mule pa trons free of charge." At Kohl nnd .Mlildlnton'st Clark street museum. Chicago, they hanged a man at ev ery performance, "yet ho lived to tell the tale." The latter was tho nemo of dime shows. Hard Headed lluil was one of ils hcudlincrs. Some person se lected by tho audience took a sledge hammer nnd broke a hi one on Hull's head. ifflEEO RSYe5TEKDAY EDITOR'S NOTE : What was tt e world doing in the pleas ant days when today's adults were youths? Forty years ago "Red" Coolidge was a student .it Amhe.-st college. A chubby faced office boy was making fjood In Oregon. That was Herbert Hoover. Here is the American scene in those in teresting times recreated from the transient recoidings of daily happenings in a series of weekly stories. t. joFL DAY OF CHICAGO Told em now to WA I rni l MVS oFu SentiMEMtAl ballads a Dime MuSruns- . Adovcates of n rigid observance of Sunday were warring on bicycle riders. "Strict Connecticut Sab batarians have for several weeks been scattering tackB early Sun day mornings over the new bicycle path from Meriden to North Ha ven," the New York Sun reported. "Their design is to discourage bi cyclists from breaking the Sab bath by riding. In many cases washers have been fitted to the tacks in order to make them stand, upright and render them moro cert lain to puncture a pneumatic tiro." A New York minister was the target of criticism because lie Hinoked u pipe, but tho preshytory decided the pipe had not hindered his clerical duties. "We huvo seen u distinguished Episcopal minister of this city smoking a brlerwood pipe," said tho Sun. "In Southern states and in some Western states there are ministers who chew to bacco, and we have heard of one . of them out In old Kentucky who stuck to his quid while preaching." I The stores were selling "gents' , medicated red underwear, all wool, ! at 50 cents." It was the day of aa ! trachan capes, plush Newmarkets, folding beds with bevel mirrors, , dapple grey family horses and side- bar buggies, huge cut glass mus- tard jars and luxury hammocks. ! "No gentleman," said Dunlap, the i hatter, "would nppeur in a white plug hat alter September 15." "Ballroom gloves are as neces I sary to the gentleman as his I socks,"' said .loo 1,. Day, Chicago 'stylo authority. "If 1 were giving ju parly I would us soon have a man come to it in his bare feet as i In his bare hands." SALEM WOMEN VISIT KIN IN JACKSONVILLE JACKKOXVILIiK, Ore, Oft. 12. -(Kppclal) Mrs. Mollle Crc.Kli on Dnnrry, Mrs. .losulo (.'roiKhton .lom-H anil M Inn Ma hie CmluM'tii f Nalrni nmi Mrs. .la' k I'nrtcr f Mt'irirl, all tr-nusiiiH of MIh.h IhhIi; MH'ulIy nuuUi a Hhoit vIhU at lift' luiinc Tui'silny. SAMS VALLEY PIONEER PASSES IN CALIFORNIA known, havlnp lived here for 35 years. HAMS VAMJ5Y, Oct. 12. (Spl.) Npwh wan rm-civiMl liy V. W. Kdiimlou of the (loath of Ills hIs- tr. Mrs. James Shields at Turlock, al., wliertj sho passed away Kun i day after a Iihik illnesH. Mrs. j Shields was a pioneer resident of I ,ln knon ron nly. and wan wHl PLAN CHURCH LUNCH JACKSONVILLE OCT. 17 JACKSOXVIIiLH, Ore., Oct. 12. (.Special. ) The Women's associa tion of 'the church will Rive an other one of their gooil cafeteria lunches In tho basement of the Presbyterian church on Thursday the 17th. SATUtI.V National ItnimtiiiMliig '4iniMiiiy. 7 to 8 p. in. Lucky Striko Hour. Scintillating syncopations are scheduled to attract the nation-! wide audience tonight when It. A. Itolfe and his Lucky Strike Dance orchestra present the.r weekly Jazz concert. j I'.roal.ast through KHQ. KO MO, KOW, K(JO, KI'O and KKI.j 8 to 8:30 p. m. Temple of the Air. I Light classics and beloved bal-l lads will vie with modern popu-j lar compositions for favor during the "Temple of the Air" pro-j Brum. Tho male quartet will open ! and close the half hour, singing "Feelln' tho Way I Do' and "Painting tho Clouds With Sun Hhine." In between these selec tions will he heard two numbers by tho piano duo, Haydn Wood's ever-welcome "Roses of Picardy" by the orchestra, Mozart's charming "Romance" by the string quintet, and four other diversified selections. liroadeast through KHQ, KO MO, KOW, KGO, KPO and KFI. !l to 9:30 p. m. "Launderland Lyrics." For the second time NHC sys tem listeners will 'hear "Iaun derland Lyrics," a new weekly program. The presentation will be broadcast through KHQ. K. MO, KGW. KfiO, KPO and KFI. 10 to 11 p. m. "Tales Never Told." "liroadway Rose" is tho tune ful song, which will be drama tized first when the "Tales Never Told" program is broadcast. "liye and liye. Sweetheart." "My Sweetie Turned Mo Down" and the rollicking comedy aonjf. "Where Do You Work-a, John?' are the others. Striking vignettes are written around these songs by Henry de Lasaux. NliC staff writer, for pro duction by National Players. Tiobbe Deanc. Bernice Rerwin, Bert Hortpn. Charles McAllister. Stewart AVIlson. Harry de Las aux and Capt. "Bill" Royle are cast for this week's production, while a mixed quartet will in terprete the songs. Broadcast through KHQ, KO MO and KGO. 11 to 12 midnight Musical Mus keteers. OKK.INAI, MSTIMATK AM) AC'Cor.XTIXtJ SHIJKT SCHOOL DISTRICT o. I t-MiiiuiiVfl Kmk'ihIiIiim'x fin i!.i(i-:ti 1linl!:H A11"w,ince in Pel a! I fur Hi Month of HHm'il Yt-nr 1!H!U-:n It'i'luet AlliiMiinri 111 Peliill fur Six Mmnlis nr SiIhmiI Voir 1 Uli s-ii KMieiNltlmes til Pfdiil Mr His Months itf KrlHM.t Yrar Total EximmmM tmes In Pehnl ftir SHiiml Year Total Evprmli lurtu for School Year lf2(i-7 Tolal KxiwiifW turps fnr School Year 1!)'J5-2U (1KNI- 1 I 1 1 A L COXTItOL- Pel'soiml Service: (i) Superintendent $-1.7511.00 $2,375.00 $2,000.00 $a.l7S.OO $3,550.00 - Clerk - '. 1. (IDO. 00 4 7T.OO 450. 00 4 fill. 00 810.00 ( .'( Steliitgriiphei'H, elc LMiiHI.OO . li 7 f, . IH ,U 0(1.00 l.UIM.fiO 2, 077. (Ill )) Compulsory education, census lioo.oo 400.00 400.00 3S(i (iO (ISI.S0 (fi other service , 2. Supplies 1,550.00 '100.00 77 5.00 "0 1 .7:1 1.54 2.:i5 ;i. i;ieelions Hint publicity liL'5.00 75.00 50.00 11 1.07 4. Legal .service (clerk's bond, etc.) I'Ufi.Oo 100.00 1 00.IMI 112.50 4112.04 5. Other expense general control Sno.oo loo. 00 425.00 ,1X3. 3i 1104. X7 Total Kxpcnse of Gciiernl Control $12, 050. no $5,700.00 $5, 500. no $5,lill.7i $10,072.05 $fi. 1170.87 INSTRUCTION Supervision 1. Personal service: i I 1 Supervisors ( 2 Principals 1 3 Stenographers and ot her help ... 2. Supplier, principals and Kiipervisors ' 3. Other expense of supervision $K,50().00 1 :t,(ioi;.sr 1,1 50.00 $.'1,50.00 1;. ;;:. 00 500.00 455.00 $2,700.00 0.500.00 550.00 400.00 $2.55. 73 G.iiH.a:, 5 5X.75 3X7.00 Sn.nrii.n3 12.014.01 07ti.2fi 1.024.50 Total l-;.ieiise if Supervlnloii S24.03I.S5 $11,105.00 $14. 105.57 I NST RCCTION Ten c h i 11 g 1. Personal service: ( 1 Teiiehers 2. Supplies 3. Textbooks ide.sk and indigents) 4. Other expense of leaching Tolal Kxpcnse of Teaching 1 52,000.00 X, 000. 00 750.00 3.000.00 $73.0 12.50 5.500.00 2 7 5.00 I 50.00 ..$1 113,750.00 S7X.0H7.5O Si;02K0.O0 SliX. 154.4 7 $12 1.101,. 28 4,100.00 3.K55.I.H ti. (i3l.33 3 7R.OO 2 14.23 372.75 1,050.00 1.43t..Xfi .2,004.71 $71. S05. 00 $73,!Hil.23 $133,205.07 $1 14,103.73 S03.S23.I5 OPKI'ATION OF PLANT 1. Personal service: (M .huiitoi'H and other employcM 2. Supplies 3. Fuel ..... 4. I .ight and power 5. Water t). other expense nf opcraiion (Tel. elc.).. Total F.xpense of Opera I ion $ I 1 .700.00 1 ,1100.00 3.S00.00 2.MMI.00 0 nii.oo S30.00 21.4iltl.00 $5.1150,00 7:! 5.00 2. 150.00 1.050.00 4 11X. 00 2113.50 I o.'iii;,.50 $5,1150.00 550.00 2.000.00 1.050.00 525.00 (00.00 $5,11 S 1.34 71 K.0 7 1 .XH7.05 1.2HO.I0 4 tlX. 00 3 XX, 1 I $io.07i.ri I,42H.(i5 4,tl 0. 1 I 2.157.(13 03H.OO 5X0.53 $1 0,37 5.00 $ I 0.3 SO. (10 $20,007.50 $13,030.!, MAtNTKNANCH ANU HI-.PAIUH 1. Uepiiir fuintlure and equipment . 2. Pepnir of binliiltigs and grounds 3. other expense of maintenaiice $ 3.x 00. 00 ti. 7iMi.no Total Kxpcnse of Malulenaiice Repairs $10, 500. 00 $t.2."o no 3.0HO.OO $ 1.2."i0.00 $3. noo. no 3.000.00 S t .x.'io. 1 1 3,233.1 I 1.00 $3.207.X2 O.oot.io 7.01 $0,27li.X2 $7,300.0; acmi.iauv a:i:ncii;s 1. Library: ( I Pi'i'sonal service, librarians ... 1 2 Library books ( 3 ) Supplies, repairs, elc 2. Health Service: ( I ) personal service, nurse, etc. . ( 2 I Supplies, elc 3. Transportation of pupils: ( 1 1 Personal service I 2 I Supplies, etc 1 3 ) tiepair. etc.. of busses 4. Other auxiliary agencies $3,300.00 2.500.00 I 70.00 2.000.00 400.00 $1,5 H (1.00 7;o.oo 50.00 1.0 15, 00 50.00 $1,520.00 1 , 1 00.00 50.00 1,030.00 200.00 $1,552 33 1.225.4 I X I.7S 001 .00 105.00 $2.0X2.10 L47S.02 275.55 1,0 10.55 6(17.04 Total Kxpcnse of Auxiliary Agencies.. F1NKI CHAUUKS 1 . 1 nMiranee 2. Pensions 3. Kent I. Other fixed charges TVtaL- Kxpcnse Fixed Charge $3,000.00 $4.0 10.51 $7,203.70 $5,001.03 $2,000.00 $XOO.OO 1.500, 00 $550.00 $SO0 00 $7(15.03 $X54.53 037.50 750.00 0 15 1)0 1.205.00 Sl.t s7..'( $1,550.00 S 1. 1 10.(13 $2.1 10.53 $2,4 20.72 Walter Beban and the Musical MuHketeei-H will offer an hour of, dance music. Special arrange- j ments of the latest syncopated , melodies will be used by this en-1 emble of dance musicians. ' I Broadcast through KHQ, KO MO. KOO and KPO. BELLVIEW TEACHER AT BROWNBOPiO PTA MEET ISELLVIEW, Ore, Oi't. 12. (Spl.) Mrs. Norma Heeilcr, pri mary teacher al fiellvlew and county president of the county council of P. T. A.'k, went to lirownsboro Friday evening to help with the P. T. A. at that place. TABLE ROCK WELCOMED FIRST AUTUMNAL RAIN TAP.I.K HOCK, Ore., Oct. 12. (Special.) Tho heavy showers of rain which fell the first of the week were highly welcomed hi' farmers here and como as a de cided relief to tho Ioiik dry ppell with Its dusty, smoku-ridden at mosphere. School reconvened here Wednes day morning after a two days' va cation durins the session of the teachers" institute held in Med ford. at which our teachers, .Miss KlKun and Miss Brown, were in at CAR OVERTURNS ON JACKSONVILLE MAN AND JACKSONVILLE ROAD MEDFORD GIRL MARRIED I'AI'ITAI. ol'Tt.AYS-- I. New sites I'. New lilllldlllKS II. Alteration "f UMks.. I "t repairs J.'i.Uni.nll I. New fuinltuie and ciiulpment ft.sao.oa . Aesiiionis and heltcrments 4 .ooti.oi) U. other capital outlays 6uo.hu Total- Capital Outlays $15.30U.ao JiiL'T.SO Jr.'.Von $l.s-,i.i;o , Si I .nofi.ss 2. tnui.au -l.oun.on :'.sui.tt7 &.l!f.t;t .'iTS.iii V VUtl 2.I48.S2 t T 1 . 3 5 r.nu.uo l.UlMt.uU J3.;i2.r.( jT.5r.11 uu ?i2.3in5 SJi.22ti.11 $:':.s3d.u $13.02". ;j ll:ilT SKItVICK JACKHO.WIl.l.i:, Ore., Oct. 12 (Kpprlnl .Mrs. Alice Kendall overturned tho car which she was driving Monday afternoon, as she was maklnK the turn at Hybeo's corner. The car, belotiKlnff to JessB Thrcshnin of l.lttle Applc Rnte, was only sllklitly datnaued. Mm. Kendall and Mrs. Thresham, 'who was with her, were neither one hurt. JACKSO.WM.I.i:. Ore.. Oct. 12 (Special)- l!oKls or Jack sonville and Miss May t'asel.olt ot Medford wero united in marrlaMc Tuesday, o. tidier 4. at Meilford They left for a short trip south on their honeymoon. They will make their home in M'Mlfonlt where Mr. ItoRls Is employed for Charles Dclrleld as n car sales-man. Klamath Falls. lliirnell llros.' Jewelry store opened III this city. Water of the Dead Mca Is five (lines as tally us that of the ocean. Principal on lion. Is Jt.UHO.OO $ I.SDO.OO $4,501) 00 .$4,500.00 .$!l.O00,00 1'ilnelpal on warrants . .. Prlm-tp.il on other indebtedness It.r.uu itu 3 i a r,.Min.uu r,,7ti3.:'r . . Inleiesl on liomls T.eou.un 4.:ll'5.uu 4,12,uu 4.IS4.23 x.r.u.nn Interest on wamtnts 1,31m.-. on fc'.o.oo iiaa.ua f.:,5.;s l.;'53sn Interest on other llldel.te.l hess 1. Milt. tin STU.fiO 'J.'.U.UII IL'.tH 70(1.00 Transters to sinking fund . Other deht servlo 9. nun. nil . S.2.". 5ii5.5a Total Ielit Service .. aH.Snit.llll U.Jt7.."iU SI5.!"f.,nu J I .i , 11 3 s . 5 -. $20. 1 ti'.i.SU ic.KNCY $2.11110. nil $25.ull $2u.lti!i.3U $3ii.5l.74 77.11.49 (lltANI) TOT.M. $2?K.I27.sr. $133,:r5.5U 132.mi:..Cii sl.1S.7SS.45 $:r.3.72li.nj $23H,1 1.S4 S2.H.D72.S I I'nhl hy County Ticasurcr direct. Incluiles SJs.'.M 1 ,7il paid hy County Treasurer direct. I, Kehoeou Jensen, do h'M'eliy ceillty that the al'ove e the expenditure and le.uluet alloManci' for six mohlhs of the cuiletit ear as howtl :ll.o)e Ifive I. eon compiled from stlmate of expenditures for the year 1 !.10.1 Ml was prepared hy me and that the euilent year and the expenditures for the three fiscal ears next prccedd,,:. the records in my chari;e and are true and correct copies thereof. IU:ili:,VA JKNSICN. District Clerk. NOTICK OF SC1IOOI, KI.KCTIOX TO INCItrASK. TAX SlOIlK THAN SIX I'KIl CKXT OVKH THAT OF THK PHKVIOI S VK-XH V'.,.l 1.. l.K.. .Iw. l..l VntO.B nt School District NO. 411 of Jackson County. Stale nf OrcRon. that an election will he held In said District at Junior Hich Sc'nool on the 4th dny of November. lJ-. J from 2:00 P. M. to 7:00 P. M. o clock, to vote on me question ui Increasing the amount of the tax levy In said District for tho year 1920 hy more than six per cent over the amount of such levy for tho year immediately preceding. It is necessary to raise this additional amount by special levy Tor the following reasons: 1. Payment on present district Indebtedness. 2. Payment on cost in adding new rooms to high school last S'ei"'- 3. To take care of increased running expenses as it result ot tho growth of tho system. Dated this 11th day of October, 1929. Attest: REBECCA JENSEN, District Clerk. 11. V. SCHEFKEU Chairman Board of Directors. t XOTICK OF SCHOOL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 49. of Jackson County, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of said district will he held at Junior Mich School Building, on the 4th day of November, 1929, from 2:00 to 7:00 o'clock in the afternoon for the purpose of discussing the budget hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to vote on the proposition ol levying k special district tax. The total amount nf mnnev needed bv the said school district during the fiscal year beginning on June 16, 1930, and ending June 15. 1931. Is estimated in the following budget and includes tne amounts to be received from the county school fund, state school fund, elemen tary school fund, special district tax, and all other moneys of tho district. ' When tlic burtsft meeting: 4s held In conneotloii with tlic lUlllnill school meeting, the following1 provision of set'tlon 232. School lMa l2w, should lie observed: "I'ntii the ballots ore counted at least one hour after the time set for the meeting In district of the second nntl third classes, any legal voter of the dil let shall he entitled to vote iiisni any matters la fore the meeting." ISClMiET EstinuiUxl Ilexi'lpts 1. Balance on hand at beginning of school year (third Mon day in June) for which this budget is made t 2. From county seliool fund 3. From state school fund 4. From elementary rehool fund 5 For vocational education (state and federal funds) ti. From tuition for pupils below high school 7. From county high school tuition fund for tuition and transportation 8. Interest on deposits and sinking fund 9. Receipts from all other sources 10. Total estimated receipts (items 1 to 9, inc. $ ESTIMATED EX PEN DITCHES 29.500.00 5.000.00 18.600.00 294.00 3,960.00 11.200.00 250.00 2,796.00 71.600.00 ..$ 12,050.00 I. OENEHAIj CONTROL 1. Personal service: (1) Superintendent . I 4, 750.00 (2) Clerk 1.000.00 (3) Stenographers and other office assistants 2.600.00 t-l Compulsory education und census 900.00 2. Supplies 1,550.00 '3. Elections and publicity 225.00 '4. Legal service (clerk's bond, audit, etc.) - 225.00 5. Other expense of general control: (1) Telephone, etc 800.00 6. Total Expense of Oeneral Control II. 1 NSTH CCTIOX Supervision 1. Personal service: ( I ) Supervisors (2) Principals :.. (3) Stenographers and other office assistants 2. Supplies, principals and supervisors 3. Total Expense, Supervision HI. IN.STIU'CTIOX Teaching 1. Personal service: ( 1 Teachers '2. Supplies (chalk,' paper, etc.) 3. Textbooks (desk copies and indigents) 4. Other expenses of teaching ..$ R, 500. 00 1 .. 13,606.86 -" 1,150.00 775.00 .. 24,031.85 ..$152,000.00 8,000.00 750.00 3,000.00 "5. Total expense of teaching IV. OPERATION OF 1. Personal service: (I) Janitors and other employes 2. Janitors' supplies 3. Fuel 4. Light nnd power 5. Water 6. Other expense of operation $163,750.00 1 1.700.00 1.600.00 3,800.00 2,600.00 936.00 830.00 7. Total Expense of Operation V. MAINTENANCE REPAIRS 1. Repair and replacement of furniture and equipment $ 2. Repair und maintenance of buildings and grounds 3. Total Expense of Maintenance and Repairs .... VI. AC.MI.IARY AGENCIES 1. Library: ( 1 ) Personal service (librarian, etc.) (2) Library books (3) Supplies, repairs, etc 2. Health service: ' (1) Personal service nurse, etc.) (2) Supplies and other expenses $ 21,466.00 3,800.00 6.700.00 ..$ 10,500.00 3. Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencies VII. FIXEIl CHARGES I. Insurance 2. Rent ..$ 3.300.00 2,500.00 170.00 2. 000. 00 400.00 ..$ 8,370.00 .$ 800.00 1.561). 00 3. Total Fixed Charges . VIII. CAPITAL OITLAYS 1. Alteration of buildings (not repairs) $ 2. New furniture and equipment 1 3. Assessments for betterments " 4. Other capital outlays 5. Total Capital Outlays IX. DEHT SERVICE 1. Principal on bonds g 2. Principal on other indebtedness 3. Interest, on bunds 4. Interest on warrants .'."."!!.'.'.. 5. Interest on other indebtedness " " 6. Other debt service . ...$ 2,360.00 6.000.00 fi.8U0.no 4.000.00 600.00 7. Total Debt Service 1. X. EMERGENCY Tolal Emcrg $ 15,300.00 $ 8.000.00 9.500.00 7.000.00 1.300.00 ' 1.600.00 0.000.00 - $ 36.300.00 $ 2.000.00 SOW ..$ 2.000.00 HECAPITI'LATION Total estimated expenses for the year (sum of Items 1-6 It-5. III-6. IV-8, V-4. VI-5. ri-5, V1II-7, IX. 0. X-3) . . '$296 127 85 Total estimated receipts, not including proposed tax 71 600 00 Balance, amount to be raised by district tax ... $nM'527 S5 Items marked with an asterisk () are those most co'mmonly used by school districts of the third clus 1011101111 SC.MMAKV OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITI RES For m-ImhiI yinr rrom June HI. man, ,!,. 15 Personal service sum of l-i-( 1 ). cm. (3i. (4), (61: II-1-d ) (2). (31. (4); III-l-(l). (3. ,4,. IV. l.tli 191' (31: Vl-l-llt. 2-(l. 3-(ll. 4-( 1 ) . Supplies 1-2; 11-2: 111-2; IV-2; VI-l-(3), i-(2)"'" J.'fs'V 4-(2) Maintenance and repairs V-l-2-3 . Debt service IX 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 ! .Miscellaneous sum of 1-3. 4. 6; li-3. 4: 1IL3 4, 5-'"lV-3 4 R 7- Vl-,l . .... 1 ... .... . ". . S. Construction YIII-1. 2. 3 Emergency X-l, 2 1!.!."! $201,506.85 12.495.00 10.500.00 36.300.00 4; 28.326.00 6.000.00 2.000.00 1. issued bv Vote nf nl...i.,K., 1. Amount of other Indebtedness 2. 3) 1929. $290,t27.5 $188,100.01) Total Amount of bonded Indebtedness' (include all warrants $ I 58. 1100. IK) 30,100.00 3. Total Indebtedness (sum of Items Dated this 11th day of October. rtiiesi : RnilECCA JKXSEX. District Clerk. II. V. SCHEFFEl.. ... ,, , , , Chairman. Hoard of Directors DI-trlotN xTedrTrd' ;;,0'",,PI" "f " 'mmlttee for School Ins rlct .No. 49. Medford. Oregon, for the year 1930-I9JI, hereby certify hat the foregoing Is the hudget recommended bv this Committee the Lexylng Hoard. In joint assembly. October In J, "-""""" to Cnintlliltcp ii,,' "ll lv?-?!-v ''' '" l-l-MMON 11. KI.I.I.N ,.. ,,.,.,., JOHN C. MANN M A RC It. JARMIN 1 1 won -' i v'-fyr- y -a ii,'f-r liiviiiiifiriLfiilllllllh'!.