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Newspaper Page Textn.l.fr 1ft, liCtl THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE No Football For Oregon 'Students Univrlly I el I d From W.bfoot.' Grid Sehrdula for 1932 Oregon Stat Give Itt Supporters LraU II JOK I'lONEY Collea football baa become tha mini flagrantly mlatltled port In tha world. No othar game hat been o t Itoruu li I ir removed from Iti university and e o I I a a backgrounds. One bafora thla column em phatli ally de scribed Ameri cas m o o e y tnaklug fall athlete evenl aa something promoud fur lha general public, tha alumni, tha coat hee and - moil particularly --tha Rata receipts. Tha poor anrlerf reduate, raarblnt an nually, eeml-ennuelly or trl annualty Into bla britches' pov iri for convenience ru-ed will ba excluded from thla. account -to dnriata portion of bl llmllad flnanraa In subpart of Ms beloved alma malar, mint teko hla fooihall over tha radio. t Hi LaBarba Beats Pelz HANSEN AND Tha fraduata manaiara. lha eoai-haa and lha publicity dl fMinri hv forgotten lha ona principle giving foundatloa to fooihall. Colleges ran get aloni with out football, but, noil rer laltily. tool Lull rant ft alone without college. Vat lha atnlatle official ara b-slnntux to prod tha game Into suicide. a a Tha University of Oregon. -.ir at hand, offara a tyl al Illustration of deliberate In different to Ita atndant body. For tiiiiM lsll la an off Mar, aud consequently Hay ward flald, a really Una grid Imn equlppt-d with electric liahta and having a seating rapacity of about 20.0UU. will accumulate nothing mora than dual, for apparaiitly no foot ball will ba exhibited there Willi lha po-sllilo exception of tha uauat pro-a-aaon ronlaala llli third rata competition. Tba three tnouaand eladeute pav for something thry will never receive, and, unfortunate- Ir, II la not likely tha uni versity admlnlatratloo will buy raillo to eppt-ase avan vlcer loua appetites for contests play ad In other clllaa. Oregon hss Ita eye on aete receipts, and " siurleets might Just aa wall reconcile theinieltes to a strict dial of frrahman football and Intar fralarnlly plnf-ponc. Tha We I' foot arhedule an nounced for nait fall will In clude five major rontanta not ona for Hayward flald. Ta conference acaaon will open October I at Portland with lha annual Intar-atata rnntest between Oraion and Washington. Uesldoe emulating tha (trancing of football tha atudanta. If lhay want to ee the Ilimky till, will pay an as tro dollar for admlaalon, thraa dnllara for railroad lara, at It-ant seven dollara for hotel billa, and an Indefinite amount for amueemant and food. All In all football imi becomes Incidental. Oregon's second conference (uina wilt ba with Idaho at Moecow. October II. Aa far aa tha university la concerned, radios will do for that. November ', Oregon plav tha atnta tram at Corvalll mora monny demanded from tha student by rallroadi, ticket offices, food ahopa and to on. Tha following waak Dr. Spears lakes the toam to l-o Angeles to get bra ten by rloulh am California, and Eugene atltl linkers with Ita radloa. Un Thanksgiving day, 131, there will ba the ruatumary fame with St. Mary' at San Francisco. a a a If there la no rebellion among tha Oregon atudanta wlihln tha nnt few rtaya It will be an axirllrnl lnillrtlon thay don't llva a han whether tha team playa In fcuptene, Duel or Man rhurla. And If tha atudenta don't five a liant about fame that theoretically beloufa entirely to ItwnaelTea but arlually ha Ioiim to anyone who will pay $J.t0 or more, the next por on who ralla It a "rolleite anort" ahnuld be Jailed for nilarrpreaentatlon. Porhnpa the athlatlo odlrlula bav bean doing anme auhtle oalruliitlng. Perhapa thny will orrnnUe rallloa and deraonatra tlona and each night load tb attidenta, drunk with' enthua la am. out to the practice, flelda, to ehenr tha tarally. , a . a a. , Oregon Slate ha been kind to both Ita itudenf body and Ita home rlty of Corvallla. Tha Orange will play two major gninea VahliiRton Htata and Oregon on Bell field. a The. Wobfoota, poweror, will ace their playoa fraternity ritah-waek and then aay a per mnncnt ond-bye until the cloaa of the gridiron leaaon. TlttUAX IIOOI-ER9 WIS roi.UMDIA. Mo.. Doc. 15. (U PI By lha margin of a free throw, the Bouthnrn California lia-.keibnll toam defeaind Mlaaourl here tonight, 21 to :n. I).TTI.KHH HH.WV MONTHKAL, Dec. 15. (UP) l.ou Ilroulllard. 14H. Worrea tr, Muaa., weltarwelglit chain p'oii of Hie world, and Hnliy Joe tini'H 147H. l.o Angolea, fought a Id round draw here tonight. PORTILLO IN FEATURE DRAW POItTI.AND, Ore., Tin. U. P) Kldfl l.a llarbu, la Angalia, former featherweight chauiplon left handed bla way to a all round declaloa o'er Benny Pell, Portland, bera laat night, before a raparlty crowd at tha auditor ium. Full, with a weight ad vantage of aavvn pouuda fought ba k gamely and allowed to ad vauteie In the early rounda. l.a Barba than changed hla tartloa and aoon bad lha lotal boy mlaalng vlcloua blowa and at the aama lima played a tatoo to Pelt' fare with bla akllful left. Pela fare wag quit puffed at the flulah while I Barba ahowed Utile Indication he bad bean In a fight. feature of Card Tha return match between Johnny Heneen, Portland welter. and Tony Portlllo, Seattle, waa the faatur of the card and ful filled eipertatlon It would ba a battle royal. Refer Tom Lout tit railed it a draw whlrn did no harm, although tfenaen made a great flnlah In the alath round, Jtut aa Portlllo did n their pr vioiia match. Tha ouly knockdown came In the third whan Henaen went down from a haymaker to tha Jaw. II crawled en bla handa and knera lo hla corner to hear tha ad y Ire of hla eerond before getting up. Thla knockdown undoubtedly In fluenced the referee In bla draw dixUlon. Hold hoya were .laa gered with tierce punrhee throughout the bout. . t'rellmlnarire Other reeulte: Martin Knnlga lit. Loa Angalee. declaloned Phil Tradrea II. Vancanver, B. C, ell rounda. Carl Johneon, 110, Seattle, won a four round d-llon from Pat O'Par, 110, Portland. Kenneih Kent, 1. Hood Riv er, knot ked out Angelo Conatan tlno. 111. Sealila. la the flret of a four round bout. George Blackman. III. Seattle, knocked out Valereno klalan, 112. Portland In the eecond of a four rounder. Jackion May Meet Fred Callei Again Tentative plain have been made for a holing program at the Legion ball either Dec. 11 or II, according to Hill Elliott, pro moter. Klllott hea been after Kred (iallea, H6 poundr from Vancouver, Waau., to meet Steamboat Jackaon, Klamath Kalla, In a lu-ronYd main event. Jeckaon and tlallee fought to a draw In tha aaml-wlndup to the Ketcbell-lMnny fight laat week. CAMERAMEN BARRED ERI COAST FIELDS LEFTY GROVE wINSAll-TII PITCHING REP In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County In the matter of the eatlmal of tha amount of money to be ralaed by taiatlon In Klamath County, Stat of Oregon, tor the enaulng year, 1111. Thla matter coming on to he heard thla llib day of November, 1111, there being preaent Hoa. Fred R. Ooddard. County Judge, C. R. Wllltame and Hllaa Obenrhaln,. County Coramlaalonera, R. H. Hovey. Waller W. Abbey and A. M. Collier, eompoalrc the duly conatltuted and acting Budget Committee tor Klamath County, Oregon, when the following proceeding war had, lo-wil: The following ara tha eatlmatoe of eipendlluree approved by thla Budget Committee, and for the purpoe Bet for for Ik calendar year 111, for Klamath County, Oregon. CCRREST ESP ESSE PTND COl'MTk COURT AND COMMfSSIONEKS Salary Jndgaa and Coiamieeloner Traveling Expena Kurnltura, Equipment, Eipertlng Books, all offtcea Cruising Timber, Land Classification Isolation Hospital . Legal Sorvlcea Collection. Delinquent Taxea . Budget Eatlmatee for 111 Budget 111 Eipended lat Mo. 111 Expended 110 Expended 11 Expended 111 t 1, 100.09 I M00.00 f 1,111.11 f 1.7.1.11 1,111.1 ,4tl.4 14,151 7,7(0.00 1,500.00 1, 000.00 1.100.00 , 100.00 i.OOO.OO 1.000.00 1,110.00 1.1511 714.14 141.05 1,110.00 1,111 1.1147 14.(11.17 5. 411. 41 5,171.44 1, 441.00 10 130 14 11,110.41 1. 141 I f FAMOUS IN LOST TO SPDRT WORLD NEW YORK. Pa. II. (UB Every field of a port from base ball to raring during 111 has lost names that commanded re spect and betokened power. Baaeball waa hit particularly hard by tha deaths of Ban John son. Ernest liarnard. uary nrrr- man, C. A. Comtakey and Bam Dreyfuae who built the eport inio Amerlra a "National Came." Johnson, Comtakey, and llerr- maa especially, had spent tneir entlr live In the game and watched It develop from nothing. Comlakey aa owner of the Chi cago White Sox and Jonnsno aa Preeldent of the American league were close frlenda for many years but In recent year had conducted a personal feud which embit tered the long Illnesses of both. Barnard aucceeded to tne American league presidency after Comlakey had depoaed Johnaon. He put tha league on buelneas like bale and headed It during Ita moal proaperoua era, and died Juit ona day before hi predeceo- aor, Johnson. llerrman waa on of the ra tional league' veteran club own- era and aerved for many yesra aa Ita repreaentatlve on the na tional advisory council. After aeil Ing hla Interest In the Cincinnati Iteda ha loal hla fortune and died In eomnaratlva poverty. Drevfuss. youngmt of the group, waa vlc-preldent and treasurer of tha Pittsburgh Na tlonal league ball club. Ha be came associated with hi father, Barney Dreyftiaa, In the menage ment of the Plrataa In 111 and waa considered on of the beat Informed executtvea In baaeball. rootball lost the moat popular and moat famed man It aver pro duced when Knuta Korkna, Notre Datne coach, waa killed In Kan aaa airplane crash. It waa Rorkne who noDulartaed the gridiron anort and put It on a "big money" haals through hi mighty Nntr Dama team, showmanship, nil n (--nnalltv YactttlDg lost It moat lbrahle character In the death of . Sir Thomas l.lnton. veteran Amerlca'a cup hllngoj and holder of New ' Yofk'a'7 "worlrtV tlneM aoorumkn" trophy. Upton did for vachl racing what Rockn did for football and It waa Blr Thomas' aoortamanllke bide for vachtlnc aunremacy with hla rar tone ahamrocka which made the America a cup races on of aports great eat eventa. Grants Pass Team Issues Challenges An all-atar haaknthall team at Orants Paaa composed of players from five merchant aquada and tha hlah achool ha leaned a challenge to any hoop quintet In Klamath Tall. The Grant Pnaa five already ha beaten the, Itoaehurg all-stars, 44 to 17. R. O .quick li manager oi ma valley organisation. HAVNDKnfl WINS INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. II. (U.R) Prince Saundor. Chicago, won a Judaea' decision over Allen .Whitlow, Phoenix, Arlx.. In their 10-ronntl Junior llghtwalcht match last night. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 11. IJP) Deeplte a rising storm of pro tect from newspepere, gradual managera of tba Pacific Coast conference, before adjourning lat yesterday, barred newspaper ohotogrephere from tha atdellnee during football games. The ac tion will be effective with next year' achedul. A apokeeman tor the graduate managera said tha ruling was made because pbolographara In terferred with the view of specta tore. Cameramen will be grouped on a atand In tba eeatlng eeclloa. Unofficially It waa reported tha action resulted bereuse coaches, players and othera had complain ed photographera Interferred with their activate. Pr"!"ta hare been made by San rrancleco and Loa Angalee nawepapere agalnat tb ruling principally on tha ground that Dlrturee taken from a stand lha eeatlng section would not be adequate. tiraduat manager after dls- cuaalng at lengtn tne ramo orosu casting of conference eporta principally football, failed to lake a definite atana out aeriaea committee of tbre ehould be apoplnted to atudy the situation and later report lo W. W. Mono ban, president of the body. Action on the 1SI aechedule and reelection of game offlclels were postponed until the meet ing at Loa Angalee July 17, II and II. Greenleaf Still Undefeated In Billiard Play PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1. (AP) Onnfrlo Leuri. Brooklyn violin ist, aenaatlonal and erratic, out alwaya dangerous, waa called up on today to halt the march of Ralph tireenleaf of New ork, to another chemplonshlp In the world pocket billiard tourna ment. Ureenleaf. runner-up to Erwln Rudolph of Cleveland, and ten limes holder of the rhampionsntp from' 11 to 1:, remained alone of the 11 entrants In the tourney to be undefeated. Last night the New Yorker acored a voctory over Andrew Poasl of Philadelphia. In one of the oddest gamea In tournament hutory. Ponal finished with a minus 14 score. He forfeited 1 balla on thre consecutive arratrhee and had six other aeratrhee while pocketing eight balla. Agua Caliente . Racing Season Lefty Orov CH ICAOO, Dec. II. (UO Robert M. (irore's pitching deed entitle tbe Philadelphia Aihletlr'a a t t a n n a ted aoutbpaw lo ranking among the greatest pitchers of all time. Tha Amer Iren league offi cial pitching overs gee ralnas- ed today reveal that: Orov a, with a record of 11 vlclorlee and 4 defeata, made tha greateal reo ord of any left' bender In Amer ican league history. Grove' win nlng percentage of .114 waa tha highest In tbe majora elnce 190. (;rov la lha first pitcher in either league to win 10 garaee elnr Jim Bsgby, Cleveland, won 11 and lost 11 In 11. Grove take hta place with Jeff Cheabro. New York 1104), Ed Walsh, Chicago. (101). Joe Wood, Boston, (1111, Waller Johnson, Washington (1111 and Bagby a the only American league pitcher to win mora than 10 gamea In one season. Grove led the league In earn ed runa per game with 1.05, led In etrlkeoute with 175 and waa second In the number of Inn ings pitched, :. Hla teammate, George Walberg, waa first with tl Innings. In lha aeren seaaona that Grove ha pitched for tha Ath-leth-e he has won 141 fames and loal II, an average of .70S. In thta period fit baa pitched 111 complete gamea. During tha last four seaaons ba haa won 101 and loal but II. The main reaaon why tba Atb letlca won tha American league pennant la revealed by earned run averase of tha Philadelphia pitchers. The Athletics entire staff allowed but 1.47 earned runa per game, an excellent rec ord for one pitcher to aay noih Ing of an entlr ataff. TOTALS SHERIFF'S OFFICE Ma la rise and Depntle Traveling Expena .1 11.450.60 11,110.00 15,151.11 I 11,410.51 I 15,114.1 I 41.801.77 Board Prlaonera Finger Print New Car ....... ... TOTALS COCSTY CLERK'S OFFICE Balarlea and Daputlea Registration and Elections . TOTALS 20.1110 1.500.00 11,000.00 ..I 14.11100 ,. 11.110.00 7,000.00 ...t 1I.II0.00 21,501.0 1.(00.00 11.000.00 100.00 I 11.417.11 1.145 44 11.61. 17 1.007.71 11,010.00 11,011 II 1,115.10 1,100.15 11.101. IT 4,147 17 4,141.10 BEATS AL AkfKMHOK'S OFFICE Salaries and Deoutlaa Traveling txpsnse TOTALS .. Sl'HVEYOK'S OFFICE Balance and Iepotla, Field Parties Water Master Viewers and Damage New Road Exchange car 10,712.00 1.150.00 .1 11,011. -1 (.110.1 2.110.0 TOTALS 5 1,110.00 DISTRICT ATTORXEY'B OFFICK Deputies Balarlea Advertising Tag Collection... g.070 00 Travel Expena Special Investigator 1,250.00 TOTAL8 , ijo.oo EMERGENCY Ft ND TOTALS -t 10.000.(1 SALARY STATE SEALER TOTALS TRKAtl'RKR'H OFFICK c-alary and Deputy 110.00 TOTALS SCHOOL SCPERINTEXDEXT Inatltute and Exama School Library , t 1,175.00 .1 1.175.00 ..I 50.00 140.20 TOTALS , CORONER'S OFFICK Witness and Juror Fees . TOTAL8 CARE I.NSANK and Tt BERCtXARS at HOSPITALS TOTALS CATTLE INDEMNITY . TOTALS CIRCI1T COI'RT Bailiff. Witn TAX I'.tUND TOTALS 514.1 ..$ 1.250.0 -I 1.250.00 I 11.1000 11.111.11 I 11.517.00 I l.017.42 10.105.04 f 14.140.00 7,141 10 11.111 to f 11.H1.75 I U.1U.I0 ' "Hill ' 4i;j J. ""I" I 1.UM l'vv'99 ili.ti 4440 411.15 571.15 I 11.4100 5.1214 f 10.711.14 .40.5 I.4U.I1 I 7.450.0 l.m.ie t,71l.4t $ 1.171 1 I J4.I1MT l.lll.tO 115.05 I.I11.TI 2140 t (.460.00 f 7.(110 7.11.41 I 5.111 II 14,14147 ' " m1? ' '-w-a: 7iiiv. 'inn (.17.00 l,m , , 77.T , UM I 10.000.00 4.I1I.II f ll.m.l, , M4,.,. , , , I 150.0 t (5.47 $ 117.lt f KM, , nMI I .050.(( I 1.16(1 I 1.177.71 t.l((.(t $ 2,10.0 1.0(001 2.111 1.177.7 t t.l.0( JJIJJ I (7.0 f 115.00 7M - T4.lt (81.IT .00.00 14 " I T1I.67 I 716.0 . I 11111 t 1.IIT.51 t 1.4II.I4 t 2.226 20 f 1.500.0 t 622.11 $ 1.17.11 t 1.44.14 I I.lli I Reporter, Ileal Jurors , I 5.500. LOS ANGRI.ES. Dec. 1(. (U.R Newsboy Brown. California bantamweight champion, was given tba decision over Al Brown, undisputed bantamweight cham pion of tha world, In the 10 round meln event at Olympic aud itorium laat night. Tha newabay fought hard all the way to win the decision and aprang one of the most surprising upsets of the year. Al Brown's title wae not at atake. Newspaper critics gave tha newsboy five rounda, Al four and called ona even. The newxhoy weighed 1J0V and Al scaled 111. Tommy Huffman, middleweight from Wilmington, won a decision from Sammy Jackson In the 10 round eenii-windup. The fight was close throughout, although Jackson spent more time ducking and blocking punchea than ex changing blowa. Don Hurchard, 1H. draw with Rudv Benton, 13. (: Nate Jl'STICE COCRTS Witnesses and Jnrors ADVERTISING Reeonrcea Klamath Co. . Publishing Budget -I -- f TOTALS COVRT UOrSE AND JAU. Salary Janitor, Fnal, Light, etc HEALTH OFFICE Salary Nurses, Secretary, Travel Expense , WIDOW'S rKNfclON Totals - COCXTY POOR, INDIGENT SOLDIER'S RELIEF rooit FARM Salary and Maintenance County Poor I Salary and Maintenance Poor Farm . ( PREDATORY ANIMAL CONTROL Potato Inspection, Grasshopper, Horticultural Inapection I JI VKMI.K COURT and INSANE and PROBATION OFFICER . - - 1 BOYS AND GIRLS CI.IB WORK r i TOTALS FIRE PATROL TOTALS 1 COt'NTY FAIR FIND TOTALS - -- AGItlCVLTl'RAL COLLEGE CLVB WORK TOTALaS . t imii IXSI RANCE COCNTY' SHARE TOTALS WEED CONTROL TOTALS T If l ( n 14S .r-lilnnait flltttllnr Tn Rp rftntinilPlI' Dpl0- ,!S 'M,: Hrry Thomaa. Ill IJC VUlllIIIUCUi 190 .technically knocked out Eric Aultmau. 185. (1). AC.l'A CALIENTE, Max., Dec. II. (U.R) Tha hone racing ache dule on the Agua Caliente track will be carried out thla season despite lowered financial rettirne, according to Jama G. Crotton, official of the plant. Excitement was caused here yesterday when Wirt G. Bowman resigned from the office of cn eral manager of tha track, and hla !lece taken by A. V. Alder etc. former state treasurer of lotver California. There were rumors that the trsek would he rloaed because, of poor gate recelpta. but Crofton denied that such action had been planned. Kruse Victor Over Sarpolis In Finish Bout SAN rRANCISCO. Dec. 11. (U.R) Rob Kruse. 198. whirlwind. Portland, Oregon, grappler, threw Dr. Karl Snrpolla, 111, Cleveland chiropractor, out of tha ring to win their finish feature match bera last night. Krtse took tha first fall with body alam but Sarpolia came back with a reverse alam to win th aerond. They ware mixing It roughly In the third when Krnae kicked the Doctor beyond the ropes. In a preliminary. Don Androano Cnsianos, 210, Mexico, drew with Nick Velroff, 115, San Francisco. After ich hnd taken fll- Ira Dern Wins In Bout With Freherg DENVER, Colo., Dec. II, (U.R) Ira Darn. Salt Lake City trap pier, won a finish match from John Fraberg, Minneapolis mat man, here laat night. Dern took the first fall with a flying tackle and than finished off Kreberg with an airplane spin. John Cortes, San Francisco, 115, took two consecutive falls from Bill Demetral, Chicago, 207. WINS Ol'ALIKYINO TEST PlNKHl'HST. N. C. Dec. 16. (UP)Hobert tl. Morrison. Pllls- hurzh. defending champion, won the qualifying mednl today In the member tournament at the I'lno hurst Country club Ex-Champ Fails To K. 0. Rivals WINNIPEG. .Man.. Dec. 1. (U P) Jack Dempsey tailed again last night to knock out any of his three heavyweight opponents but bis exhibition matrhes here hrouaht 1000 spectators and a 112.000 gate at the amphitheater rink. The former world'a heavy weight champion landed a few solid punches In his bouts with Augua McDonald and Steve Tro Jack. 11 bad McDonald, a giant Canadian, reeling on tha ropes. Ha only toyed with Charlie Be langer. his third opponent. Krankle Battaglla. hard hit ting Winnipeg middleweight, ko'd Norman Brown ot lndlana- polla after 57 seconds of the second round. Hrown waa no match tor the Wlnnlpegger. Lane Re-Elected Head of Shieks LOS ANGELES. Dac. 1. (U.R) The annual meeting of the Hollywood baseball club, a I'tah corporation, resulted In returning H, W. Lane, mapority stockhold er, to the presidency last nignt. Ijine announced that Oscar Vllt would he the manager of th team (or 1919 and would ba given freedom to make any trades he saw fit to strengthen the team.' Pelican Hoop Team To Take Road Trip The Pelican basketball team fresh from Its two victories over Yreka In the opening basketball serlea of tha aeason laat week, will take Ita first road trip Fri day and Saturday to meet Mt. Shasta high and Weed. RACKET HALL RESULTS At Moiiinoulli: Monmouth College, nit lovta Wrsleyn , 1.1. At Madison i Wisconsin. 1101 rittalilll'Kll. -' M South llrnil: Purdue, SU; Notre Dniiiv, !4. At I Mingo; iAiyoln, SH; Ark nnsas, '(! PACIFIC PROTECTIVE WELFARE INKI KANCK SOCIETY JIVENILE County Car. Officer Bonde, te. , t "6 t 21.6 12.0.0 12.000.0 t 6,4511 $ 14.(11.61 I 14.11.4( f 10.721.11 1.00.00 I 1.000.0 $ 401.47 $ 481.14 I 217.1 I 1.(51.71 7.400.00 7.400.00 I 1.171.(1 $ .415.0 I i.((.l f 4.751.40 2.200.00 ' 1.200.00 I 700.00 I 1,200. 1,241. 1,(71.1 100.00 I 1.000.00 !. 42.71 691.45 64. 2.70.0 2.200.00 I 711.00 $ 1,(62.71 1.1145 1,111.1 1,00(.( t 12.000.00 $ 7,111.74 f 14.111.2! 11,771.4 f 11,404.(1 7.211.00 .00.0 f 5.026.0 10.111.6 $ 7.174.1 t (.117.15 (.260.00 t 5.000.0 t 1.022.5 $ 5.139.4 1,610.00 2.(41.74 15.(00.00 t 15.0.00 t . 151.24 I 17,110.12 t 15.400 I 1I,88.44 15.000. 0 16.000.0 (,0M7 t 17.1(6.15 5 11.4(7.14 I 1.414.(4 (.400.00 I (,(00.00 $ (.110.(4 t 1.911.10 I 1.7X.2S t 2.771,22 2.000. t . 600.00 $ 1751 2 (11.71 t 61l.lt t 195.15 100.00 t 1,000.00 t 1.000.0 f 1,(00.00 $ . 100. 00 t 1.100.0 675.00 100.00 110.11 ( 141.50 t Tll.lt. t 141.11 2.150.00 (.500.00 1.500.00 t 7.171.(0 I 5,000.00 I.8S0.00 4,100.00 2,150.00 2 4.750.00 $ 5.H5.00 I 4.(20.00 700.00 $ 400.0 t 241.2 $ 581. ( I 61. 21 f t00.lt 2.500.00 2.(00.(0 t 741.15 t 2,210.72 250.00 1.702.11 TOTALS CURRENT EXPENSE DEDl'CT Eaianc Estimated to D on nana December 11, 111 - Estimated Receipt Licenses, Clerk's Fees ..J22J.I0I.61 1211,117.50 2121.41I.tt 2147,1(8.1 (110.441.14 (115,244.1 Miacellaneous Sherlff'a Offlc .... Circuit Clerk' Fee Justice Court . Bank Balancee 114.414 04 7.S00.00 1,600.00 1.400.00 2.000.00 00.00 11,000.00 t 40.1(4.04 TOTAL TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION CURRENT EXPENSE FUND (181,242.47 OOVNY KOAD FIND .,.,.. Labor, Malntenanc and Equipment DEDUCT Ralatir estimated to b on band December 81. 111 . ..... Eatimato Motor Licenees "'!!5'!i Timber and Foreat Sale ... 10.000.00 Total Eatimated Recelpta TOTAL TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION COUNTY KOAD 4t.100.00 t 71.712.54 (127.112.27 t 70.171.22 t Tt.7IT.lt MARKET ROADS Balance aatlmated to b on hand ' December It. lSl and receipt. ROAD HON l SINKING , Hslanca eptlmited to be on hand 75,000.0 t 21.000.00 ( 45.000.00 t 17.000.00 2 47,1(2.81 1108,451.11 2 15.227.02 I ,12.4t Non (ltt.000.00 ,1I9iooo.OO 2 15.000.00 2102.l5t.lt I (8.720.72 I 20.000.tt December 21. Less Interest 111 Bank Balance (115.417.40 1,000.00 Total to be raised ( (.000.00 - (111,000.00 .1 10,000.00 8l.0OO.tO ( 40,5(2.40 2 15.270.20 2 87,215.20 2 11,152.11 2 2,600.00 2 1.421.50 2 2075.71 4.411.(0 2 4,944 46 I (.55l.lt 4.000.00 1150.(48.51 t 27.114.81 I 7.941.54 1118, 420.81 6 11,728.81 I 7.111.47 71,181.10 27,591.81 1,466.11 ROAD BOND INTEREST Balance Mtlmated to bo o hand . nornmner ai. w . . A GENEIUL WARRANT BOND SINKING t - ;':',, I 15.85t.00 , Balance esumii w , . ... iw.mher SI. 1931 12,II(.5( GENERAL WARRANT BOND INTEREST . j Balance sttmaiea to o. fi.- ; "l neenmher II. 19S1 COt'NTY FAIHIHI'ECIAL LEVY .l (.580.00 COVNVY HCIUioUS Estimated requlremanta ......155, 397.11 l4g,l6.(( 2 (5.(56.70 KLAMATH COUNTY HIGH 8CHOOI I ". I 20.000.00 I 76.031.15 SSpifll ' LIHKARY ' " 2 4.500.00 I 1,390.21 ' Estimated Jo b on baud Dacamber si last e l.no.ou I c From Senooi lust, anu mjsii ot.u, rraTOTAL TO BE RAISED BY TAXATION., KT1TU Tit TOTAL RONHKli t.Nur.Bi a,u.r-as vr suss ATH COUNTY. OREGON, Dc. II, 121. ROAD posna (1,631. 704..00 G E N K 1 1 AL "w A R R A N T REDEMPTION "''J?,0;0' TOTAL fl, 1 0,404.ou NOTICE ia' hereby" given that a Taxpayer meeting will b held at tha County Court Room in the County c vi.m.is v.ii. or...n An h. loth ri.. f lwamber. a. D.. 131 at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of taid day, for th purpoaa of dl- cussing the hov allmats with tbe levylnt Board ot Klamath County, Oregon, a b- law required. Don. and dated at Klamath Fall.. Oregon, thla 18th day ot Nov.mb.r.b. 1931 C. R. WILLIAMS. Commlaaloner SILAS OBENCHAIN, Commlaaloner C. R. DKLAP, County Clerk. r mvfy A. M. COLLIER WALTER W. ABBEY, ..! 1.000.00 ..(131,000.00 (250,000.00 (112,750.41 (202.011.41 271,IM(7 (17(.TI.7I ATTEST: (SEAL) II Nov. 20 Dee 1( Member Rudget Commute Member Budget Commit! Member Budget Commltl