.( ,- '&& 'n f-Y- ti '. ,1 , TAQR three THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Monday, November 14, int. U. Y , -V- WORLD'S EYES ' OH CONFERENCE Ily IIOBT. I!. HMITH, Prcwltli-nl. of ! TI10 Ltimbrrmcit'H Trust (Join, puny Dnnk of Portland Eoycs of tho (Inanelnl and buol noKH world nro turnotl Novombor ,12th on Washington, whora Pres ident . Harding's Dlsnrmnmont Con forenco Ih holding Its Initial sos ston. It Is now qulto gonorally un dorfllood that whntovor In accomp lished will bo economic In Its ef fects., and will Influonco tho lives nmJ prosperity 0t tho peoples of nil tho civlllxcd world. Norman Hapgood writes that on a corroct decision being reached, much, of tho world's futuro hangs and that the Interesting thing about this point ot view now Is that It 1 absolutely tho prevailing mood. No such fooling prevailed In Paris, and the forthcoming conference Is hold to be of far moro Importance. II. 0. Wells haH already oot.down IiIk opinion that tho world' Is slip ping, slipping back, and that tho whblo structure of civilization Is In ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET I School District No. This original cstlmato Is mado In compliance with soctlon 231-A ot the school laws ot 1021 and shows In parallel Icolumns the, nnit costs "ot tho' several services, material and supplies for three fiscal years noxt proceeding the current yoar, the dotail expenditures for ' the last one of said three preceding fiscal years and tho budgot allowances arid ex pon'dltures for six months ot the current year. ("Six months of the - current, year" moans six months of the, last school year.) EXPENDITURES 5 Expenditure and budgot allow- Expenditures for threo fiscal years i ' " ' anco for slxx months last next preceding the last .-".'- i Estimated school year school yoar ,, . ... '' ,i jttwv JLir'-iL i. oxpondlture. 1020-1921 k . ' if" ' - T.EM !" " for. tho ensuing' Detailed ex- 1019-1920 fc 1918-1919 f . " ' Expenditures Budgot allow- pondlturos for Second year First yoar , ' , school year ,Blletn anco in dotail tho last year Glvo Glvo ,- ';.' ,n U01 o-10 of yr. o' too throo- yoarly totals' yearly totals i, y .... ya.r Porlod ------a-a-a--a--a-aa -1-11-1-1-1111-1-1-1 nHannnriririnn-.-irriiii-rinnrir."irru-ru'Lrirj-LrLan.rjTurj-j-.-.jrjxnj--ruTjTjnj-LnJ 'PERSONAL SERVICE: ".'",,'. V ' 1. Superintendent ' : ....A...-,.-..;.... ' ' $ 1,041.65 $ 1,350.00 $ 2,183.30 ' . 2. Principals ' ' 7 - -. -. 2 1C0O . .4 . . ..,--, , 2 14 GO .: v .' ' . - I : tj 1 1413.75 ... .'.-. 5,190.00 7,490.00"- .- . t ... ; 3, Toachers .. j ..;. . .... "yi. .-.-. . -. , 2 1C00 ........ ....-. '.,... " . , , . - 4 : -ti . ..!. ',' b'ti1' ' . 4 0 1400 , . ' !."'., V,,,. ..t .t 20 0 1300 ..-...;, i ., . ,.".,r-.'' ; V ' "'" ' ' ' ', 1 877.50 I....'..: J .? -.. "'- - " ' 'v SJ t r - , - 1 W 900 t . ,. .,-' -jf-- -. . !&r. .vV '-.-- i -' . 1 O 641.25 ., ', 32,151.25 , 20,700.00 37,600.00- " Jv St9' 'i 'I?.'.,? -Hi-IA. ' . Janitors 1 P 1126.60 ..T. ,r' ' " ...,. ., iV , ,,-k ,,?; v-'i . 1 O 1114.16; 1 720 ,f. - - - . ?'" '--.- 1 410.26; 1 392.60 - ' 1,049.76 1,800.00 3,461.32 vf . .-sj ' . T i.' 5. Clork 250.00 300.00 450.00 ' Av1, '. u.f"t.. ' 7. Other sorvlcos; Cook .................. ........ ,,s. ,. . . .. 460.00, . ,. ' 900.00 .-'- -.--- .v - Tyinnt Offlcor -.. ' , 26. 00' 51.00 ,: ot ) -. Total Personal Borvlccw - $ 30.758.65 ' I 24.050.00 1 52.025.62 t 40.485.98 28.156.25 MATKHUL AND HUPPIJK8: "-''. 1. Furniture (desks, etc.) .603.06 $ 300.00 1 2,821.99 2. Supplies (chalk, etc.) 1,360.13 600.00 2,960.82 3. Library books .. 60.00 4. Flags -.....'. 60.00 , 5. Playground equipment 300.00 6. Janitor's supplies -.. - " 240.00 , 7. Fuel 959.80. 1,440.00 3,621.30 1 8. Light' - . 433.92 480.00 820.42 10. Postago and stationery " 147.25 60.00 326.20 Tola! Mnterlnl nnd flnppllcs ?. , 3.504.16 $ 3,540.00 10,550.73 I 4.703.70 I 4.350.U t CONSTRUCTION: ' ' 38,970.22 Total Construction ' ' I 38,970.22 $ 5,750.00 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS: - , Uulldlngs and grounds -. 1 , 300.00 Uulldlngs and grounds , -. ,. . 300.00 , ' ' T.iIaI -lnlntf itimco auid itcplrw I 508.87 t 600.00 $ 2.201.27 716.75 ' 9 207.70 ASSESSMENTS (Hlgliways, Roads, Streota, 'i " , '- Bridges) : ' fa - . r ..... Streot paving and Wntor asst 1 123.66 810.58 - Total -AMCwmcntM 9 123.60 1 810.58. I... 375.35 I 273.70 -... INDEnTEDNKSS: '.'""".', .. . ' ' 1. Dondcd, and Interest thoreon 1 18,725.00 9 2,461.60. ' $ 4,737.60 . 2. Warrant, and Intorost thereon ' 24.02 3. All other Indebtedness and Intorost ' ' theroon -.... ; . ', 70.67 , Total IndcbUxlnwm I 18.725.00 9 2,461.60 . V ' $ 4.832.09 ' I 2,508.00 I 7.991.25 INSURANCE: ' $ .246.50 -$ 1,250.80 ' ' Total Insuranco - : I 246.50 1 1,250.80 I 494.50 I 277.22 MISCELLANEOUS: Freight and Drsyage $ 126.70 4M.54 Laundry ...-- 15.16 Tel. and Tel. ...................-. ......... 33.66 . 220.29 ' s ( Other Items 197.30 483.42 . . -. Total MisceUancoiiii $ 356.56 1.174.40 $ 306.66 $ 149.57 CRAND TOTAI .'. I 37.959.84 I 28,190.00 1111.815.71 $ 40.673.24 I 47.155.79 if Ida B. Momyer, do horeby certify that the above estimate ot. expenditures for the year 1022-1923 was prepared by me and that tho expenditures and budget nllowanco for six months ot the current year and tho expenditures for tho three fiscal years next preceding the cur rent year as shown abovo have 'been compllod from the records In my charge and are true and correct copies thereof. N7-14 ' IDA D. MOMYER, District Clerk. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS HIT 3nl (wODT V id. ' r R,G BEFORE VOb: 1 sK&BaMO Imminent porll. Wolls lifts his' now orful volco to rouse pooplo out of tliolr complacont' Intercut In potty affairs, and to focus tholr nttontlon on the trunscomlont significance of tho approaching parleys. Tho gloomy Englishman declares It no thing Bhort ot criminal for pooplo to occupy themselves with small poraonal Intorosts when tho happi ness of mankind 1b In tho balance Rogor DaljBon, says, In offoct, that bonds ot European nations may bo worth nit thoy promlso by what tho conforonco' docs, or. may bo mado worthless . Thoro Is n0 doubt that much of tho buoyancy thnt has lately boon oxpcrloncnd by business In tho Unltod ,8tatoj- Is tho result ot tho effects ot tho Disarmament Con ference haying boon favorably dis counted. Prcsldont Harding re cently Issued a warning that too much sliould not bo expocted. Ha said that tho most that could rea sonably bo hoped for was some sort of an ngroomont In tho dlroctloa of a partial roductlou of armies and navies. Tho situation holds many perils; thoro Ik a possibility of a clash of national alms and ambitions which cannot bo reconciled, arid that the conferonco break up In n dispute Thoro Is danger, if tho sessions end Willi notniitg -accomplished, that a panicky fcollng will sweep tho world. J UNIVERSITY NOTES 1 ..UGENE, Nov., 12.-M8poclal) Tho lnrgost crowd over assembled to neo an athletic event In Oregon Is oxpoctcd to, gather In Eugcno or? Novombor 19, when Oregon and O. A. C. will clash on Hnyward field as tho feature of tho annunl Homo coming festivities of th0 University. An entire now section of grand stand scats Is now being construct ed in a clrcurlar shape atound ono end of Hnyward field, giving tho field tho appearanca ot a hugo sniicer shnped stadium. This sec tion together with' other soatlng nr rahgomonts will give Hayward field a seating capacity ot 15,000 people. It's a long hard road to tho do- grce ot doctor or philosophy at the University of Oregon. Dut at that it is fairly well traveled. Thoro aro on students doing graduate work this year. X For tho first time since nnd desplto an Increase In 1817 ratos Jack Beneflol, graduato manager jof ONE REEL COMEDIAN tho Unlvorsity of Oregon, hag se cured special railroad ratos on nil roads in Oregon for tho hundreds ot nlumnl and former studonts who will Journey to Eugene Novombor 18-20 for tho annual Homecoming. QUAIL HO PLENTIFUL THEY VISIT IN TOWN D, V. Michaolson of Sacramento was a tourist hero this' morning who claims that ho saw moro quail be tween tho Kcno river and Link rlvor bridges than at any other place be tween Sacramento and Ashland du ring his trip. Feeding In tho road about one mllo cast of tho Keno river brldgo, Michaolson claims that ho counted 227 blrds-in one flock that wore sun ning, feeding and dusting themselves In the highway. About 200 yards south ot the Automobile campjng grounds, right In town, tho fence In one place was lined with 8 quail. When the' mjacblna was stopped to admire and photograph the bunch tho birds Beomod curious to know what wafl going to toko placo and remain ed until an oxcollont series of pic tures wore taken, J. A. Busbong, who resides on the Keno road, was in town Saturday after supplies for his ranch. mm t lTUrALtCOrieOUT ;AT FJfTjL fTSTSTtf AJ&I M YHCLEAR5'- HERtf 7 I' IX OH J.mS3SSSS' HIM HC!iAl aASgDADVEMENTC MISCELLANEOUS SWIMMING Is ono of tho greatest exorcises in tho world. Try it at tho Now Hot Springs Bath Houso. 12. TO RENT TO GENTLEMEN, TWO upstairs rooms with bath. Phone 403R. 12 WANTED TO LEASE Five or sir room modern houso, closo' In. Phono C. L. McWllllamfl at Acme Motor Co. v . 12-17 BARGAIN In good nprlght pjano, call Sunday at 741 Commercial St, noar 6th. 12 FURNISHED Or unfurnished or part ly furnished Apt. 1205 Worden Are. 12-18 FOR SALE Two big lots Hot Springs Addition. One on Portland Btreet and tho other on HI Dorado. $276.00 for tho two. WISHARD-WOOD-BBNTLHY I 121 North 8th St, 12-14. FOR SALE Now modern 4 room House, lurnlsbed, sewer connec tions, bath room, screened In porch, large basement, chicken bouse and yard, 2 largo lots, beat gardon place In town, all fencod. Some cash, terms and a good ton truck. Ad dress C. J. Herald office. 12-14 FOR SALE Well Improved 160 acre grain ranch near Msrrlll. Will sell or trade for Klamath Falls property. Can also Include a fall line ot term machinery, horses and tractor. Price reasonable, 'Address K. L. Herald office. 12-18. NUBON0 CORSETS made to yonr measure. Guaranteed. Mrs. Rose Randall, 621 Jefferson St., Phone 260J. 42-18 RELIABLE MAN -Wants position In Tetall or wholesalo store. Address 1021 Washington St., City. 12-14 FOR EXCHANGE Now 4 room modern houso. Will tako vacant lot as first payment. Inquire 1125 Qrant. 12-16 WANTED To exehango 320 acres in Lake county for a place In Kla math Valley' under Irrigation. Box J. C. Herald, 12 WANTED Men's and single wo mon's laundry and mending. .Call after 6, o'clock or Saturdays, 703 N 2nd and Grant sts., city. 12-14 FOR SALE Completely furnished Holms apartmontss, 1177 Main St. All rontod. Income $325 a month. Long lease. Apply F H. Tumor. 12-18 FOR RENT 3-room. furnished apt. Phono 413-J. 634 N 8th at. 11-14 THE CRATER CAFE has re-oponed under new management; will bo conducted as a strictly union house, according to a statement ot one of the proprietors. 12-lt HORSES FOR SALE OR TRADE Four hoad hones, 6 years old, wt. 1350 to 1375; will sell or will trade for used car In good running condi tion. Fred J. Boldln, box 113, Mor rill, Ore. 12-14-16 WE USE Only the best grade of ma terial arid do tbo best grado work posslblo at the EVANS SHOE CO'S. Repair Dept. 12-16. BUCKHECHT SHOES glvo moro miles for your dollar. Priced at $6.85, $6.85 and $7.85. EVANS SHOE CO. , 12-15. DON'T FORGET The Powell lecture at Moose Hall Saturday night MAN SAID I gave $14.00 for those shoos and would give that much for another pair as good. His friend replied: "Take them to Exans' Repair Dept. and he'll make them as good as new for one-fifth the prlco and you won't havo to break thorn in." 12-16. MAIL OR SEND your shoes to the Evans Httoe vot. itepair uepi. Work Guaranteed. 727 Main St.. Klamath Falls, Ore. ' 12-J5. AVOID THAT COLD by having good soles on your shoes. Evans Shoe Repairing Dept 12-15. !Sr BEST HALF SOLES In town $1.60. Jack Frost, 6th St., back of Endera Opon evenings until 9:00 o'clock. 10-16. STINSON PHOTO SHOP Open oterr Sunday until Christmas. STINSON PHOTO SHOP Open OTerr Sunday until Christmas., FOR SALE flat top desk with chair. Inquire Herald office. 4-20 Inquire about our Ten per Cent Christmas Club Plan. It applies ea any make ot phonograph. Karl Shepherd, 667 Main St. The Excla slvo Music Store. tf. USED PIANOS -Stelnway, Elling ton, Trowbridge , etc., at flM and terms that should Interest yom. Let's go and look1 them over. Bail Shepherd Co., 507 Main St. 7tt 1 1926 Ford Sedan fl 00 '1 -, 11918 7 pass. Bulck Six $969 1 1917 7 pasi. Hudson $900. 1 1920 4 pass. Chandler1 $1200. 1 1921 7 pass quick , Inquire for price ); BUICK SALES It SERVICE CO. L. HOAQLAND Phono 170W. 022 U. WATERMAN PIANO SCHOOL 12 LESSONS -GUARANTK-.U POPULAR SYNCOPATED STAND ARD MUSIC BEGINNERS & ADVANCED PUPILS ACCEPTED ENROLLMENTS CLOSE NOV. 1BTH F. B. CLARK INSTRUCTOR 826 LINCOLN, PHONE 564J ' CALL OR WRITE FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION GIVEN AT YOUR HOME. Xt FOR SALE Olft nowscaporsat Her ald otflee. CITY GARBAGE Wlirn you .wan , garbage removed- call 10F23. SACRED IT.EART HOSPITAL, Med fbrd, Oregon., conducted by th Sisters of Charity ot Providence, ot ter to young ladies oxcellcnt training; In a modern and thoroughly equip ped hospital. For particulars ad dress, Sister Superior. O 17 N17. For Glass, Roofing, Building Pa per, Cabinet work and Building Al terations call the 626 6th Streot Cab inet and Carpenter Shop. Phone 582W. W. E. McAROY 019-N19. If yon want those hens to lay thla winter feed plenty of Made-ln-Klasa- ath alfalfa meal. Manufactured by Harry Telford, phone 18F13. f-io FOR SALE Klrtland Farm Is offer ing for sale cheap one registered two year old black Percheron stal lion, sired by Kotab. the bestrlnvport- ed black Percheron In the valley, or will sell Ketab. Theso are priced so they will pay for themselves next year. We havo some young teams for sale also. Will sell a few reg istered milking shorthorn cows and heifers, two bull calves sired by Foot hills Corporal, the grand champion ot the Pacific coast. Write, phono or come to see as. J. E. Mason. supt. Phone 19 X 3 Central Point. 02t tr MILLIONS OF CANTELOUPES FROM IMPERIAL VALLKt SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14. Mora than 153,000,000 cantaloupes, enough to furnish every resident ot tho United States for a melon and a halt for breakfast, were raised in that Imperial Valley ot southern Calltor nla this year, according to tho Pacific Frutt'Express company. BY ALLMAN ttzj. ; tf" c,. j a.: