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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
THURSDAY, APRIL 52, 1MI
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DINTJBA, Calif. (To the Editor)
I have tlie remark! to emigres by
alx Southern senators as to why
they are aitalnst the president's
FEPO bill. There Is a lot of under
cover things In that bill that would
have our people walk into a trap
they are frying to avoid. The presi
dent of the United Suites, under
some pressure we do not understand.
Is trying- to ram the communist
platform down the people of the
United States. If we are going to
approve the report of the president's
so-called civil right commission,
then we had just as well Join the
communist party and be done with
It
PEPO Is the chief plank In the
communist platform. It is the most
dangerous piece of communistic leg
islation with which the country has
ever been threatened In all Its his
tory, says Rep. John Rankin, Missis
sippi democrat.
In his civil rights message to this
congress, the president of the United
States lent aid and comfort to the
enemies of the American way of
life. This Infamous message, with its
accompanying preposterous recom
mendations, constitutes the most
flagrant attack ever perpetrated by
any president In the history of our
country upon the American consti
tution. (Prom the Hon. John Bell
Williams, democrat, Mississippi).
In the name of the so-called civil
rights, these pressure groups seek to
destroy the Bill of Rights. They
seek to gradually liquidate and
totally blot out the great American
principle of local self-government.
It is a well organized and well di
rected conspiracy, not merely
against the South but against the
people of the entire nation. These
proposals should be stripped of their
lamb's clothing, and their true pur
poses and nature should thus be ex
posed. (Hon. John C. Stennis. TJ. S.
senator, Mississippi). Gov. Fielding
Wright, Mississippi, says: There is
a campaign on to tear down and dis
rupt our Institutions and our way of
life. They are using as their tools
such infamous proposals as FEPC.
anti-lynching law, anti-poll tax
bills, and now the anti-segregation
proposals. The time has come for
the militant people of the South
and the nation, who have never
shirked any patriotic responsibility,
to band together for the preserva
tion of true Americanism.
Hattie M. Vann.
190 College avenue, Dlnuba.
American Phone
Needs Capital
NEW YORK, April 22 MV-Leroy
A. Wilson, president of the Amer
ican Telephone and Telegraph com
pany, said Wednesday the system
will require large additional
amounts of new capital to meet
continuing high demand lor serv
ice. He told the annual stockholders'
meeting the system has already
raised nearly J2.000.000.000 of new
capital in the past 24 months, but
the company must keep on with its
heavy construction program.
The entire board of directors was
re-elected without opposition.
Two resolutions fqr more liberal
pensions for company employes, of
fered by the united telephone or
ganizations, were defeated.
Educators To Talk
Over Problems
EUGENE, April 22 (;P Educa
tors from Pacific Northwest col
leges and universities will gather at
the University of Oregon here Fri
day and Saturday for the purpose
of appraising the national experi
ence in general education and to
survey and appraise the lntregrated
courses taught in the Northwest and
throughout the nation.
Guest speakers include Dr. Clar
ence H. Faust, director of university
libraries at Stanford; Dr. John H.
Randall Jr., professor of philosophy
at Columbia university (but now
at Washington); Dr. O. Meredith
Wilson, dean of the college of arts
and science at the University of
Utah; Dr. R. F. Arragon, depart
ment of history at Reed college, and
Dr. A. Glenwood Walker, director
of the Pacific coast office of the
educational testing' service at Berkeley.
San Franciscan
Is Music Prexy
DETROIT, April 22 (IP Charles
M. Dennis, director of music educa
tion in the San Francisco public
schools, today was named president
of the music education national
conference.
The conference is a department
of the National Educational associ
ation. Its 11th biennial six-day con
ference, which has attracted about
8000 delegates, closes Thursday.
Members at large of the board of
directors Include Wayne S. Hertz,
head of the music department of the
Central Washington college at El
lensburg. Wash.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTtcr Af school em-xtiox upon
qiTHTION OF INCREASING TAX
l-KVT OVER AMOt'N'T LIMITED BY
SECTION 11, ARTICLE XI, STATE
CONSTITUTION.
Notice li hereby fiven that an election
mill be held In Klamath County School
District of Klamath County, Slat ol
Oregon, from 2:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M..
at Elementary School Buildings in said
achool district, for the purpose of mb
mittinif to the legal voters of said dis
trict the question of Increasing the tax
levy for the fiscal year 1B48-1949 over
the amount limited by section 11, article
XI. of the Constitution of Oregon.
The reasons lor Increasing such levy
re:
1. Continuing Increased costs of main
tenance and operation.
9. Increased salaries.
3. To provide additional needed school
uppliei and equipment.
4. To provide funds for mandatory
district participation in the public em
ployees retirement system!
The amount of tax, in excess of the
9 limitation, proposed to he levied for
aald ftscal year is ;(8I.3o2R2.
Dated this 14th day of April, 1048,
Attest: J. F. HEY DEN,
District Clerk.
E. W. OOWEN.
Chairman Board of Directors.
A M M 4 No 103
notice la hereov aiven that the un
dersigned has filed his Final Account
as Aaminunraior oi ww vi
GARNER LUTCDY. deceased, with the
rnnntr frk nf Klamath County. Ore-
I ron. and that the Circuit Court of said
-County has fixed the 3rd day of May.
at tne nour oi iu:w o ciock j. it.
of said dav. and the Circuit Court Room
in the Court House at Klamath Falls.
Oregon, as the time and place, for hear
ing objections, if any. to said Final Ac
count and settlement thereof.
HENRY C. CERBER
Administrator of the Estate of
GARNER LUNDY, Deceased.
A. 1-S-.5-22 No. 65.
Hirohiro Is Now
Author Of Book
TOKYO, April 32 (P) Emperor
Hirohlto, whose literary efforts
turned to poetry a few months ago.
has authored a boo.
It is a monograph about his hobby
a sea slug, called by the Jap
anese "Sea Cows."
Dull though the book may be
to Caucasians, its 80 pages will be
highly illustrated with mollusks the
emperor has been collecting in re
search. At best the books circulation
likely will be limited to Japanese
and a few occidentals interested in
sea slugs, which at best are wormy
whether eaten or viewed in illustrations.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed Executor
of the Estate of HENRY ALHKHT
BAILEY. Deceased, by the Circuit Court
oi Klamath County. Oregon.
Ail persons naving claims against tne
aald Estate are hereby required to pre
sent same, properly verified, to me at
the Office of 11. C. Merryman,. SOS
l.O.O.F. Building. Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, within Six months from date hereof.
Dated April 1. 1W
HARRY C. MESNER, Executor,
A. l-S-15-32 No. 60.
SIMMONS
Eouitv Na. HAST
ALICE M. CAPOZZOLO, Plaintiff,
vs.
JOHN CAPOZZOLO. Defendant.
TO JOHN CAPOZZOLO. DEFENDANT"
IN THE .NAMb Jt int a i .-M r. vr
OREGON, you are hereby required to
appear and answer plaintiff's complaint
on file herein on or before the 6th day
of Mav, &. that being the date of the
last publication of this summons, and if
vou fail to so answer or otherwise ap
pear, for want thereof plaintiff will ap
ply to the court for the relief prayed for
in her complaint, to-wit: For a decree
of divorce of and from you upon the
grounds of desertion, granting to plain
tiff the care, custody and control of
Anthony John Capouolo. aged two years.
minor ctuia OI me parties ntrew, nu
restoring nlalntiff to her former name
of Alice M. Pickit.
This summons is servra uppn ?
publication thereof in the Herald-News
once each week for four consecutive
m-mW ,tivm insertions) nursuant to the
order of the Honorable David R Vanden-
berg. judge oi me aoove fnimw rami,
made and entered on the 6ih day of
April. 1948. the first publication to be
made on the 8th day of April. 194S. and
the last publication thereof to be made
on the 6th day- of May. 1946.
EDWIN E. DRISCOLL.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Pine Tree Building.
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
A. 8-1S-22-29: M. 6 No, 64.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOCNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH
COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
EFF1E K. JOHNSON. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed ha filed his Final Account and
Report as Administrator of the above
entitled Estate, and that the Court has
fixed Friday. April 30. 198, at 10 00
A. M.. at the Circuit Court room In the
Courthouse at Klamath Falls. Oregon, as
the time and place of hearing of ob
jections, if any, to the same and settle
ment thereof.
A. J. JOHNSON .
Administrator of said Estate.
A. 1-8-15-22-29 No. 64.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF KIMATH.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
CHARLOTTE ISABEL AGEE. also
known as Chariot Agee. ,deceaaed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That I
have filed my Final Account and report
ae Administrator c.t.a. of the will and
estate of Charlotte Isabel Agee. also
known as Chariot Agoe. deceased, and
the above Court has fixed ten clock
AT M. Saturday. May 15. 198. as the
time, and the Circuit Courtroom in the
. i iu.ik r i fsrsffnn.
as the place, when and where any per
son may prwm ""J ""J" "
ceDtion to anything therein contained.
. . .- j .i ..i ni.M IK Citurt
ana ai saia ,
will finally settle said account.
Dated uus i4in oay ot t
MURLIN L. AGEE
A. 15-23-29: M. 6-13 No. 98.
TO, OWNERS OF PROPERTY IN
VOLVED, THE UtflfcMAi, i-uds-s..
AND. ANY PERSON PARTICULARLY
INTERESTED"
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Common Council of the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, upon its own initiative
and upon recommendation of ita Plan
ning Lomraniion prauum w
from. Class two Residential Zone. to.
tias one nesiuenui .utic. mv""
described property, to-wit:
Blocks 23, 4L 42, and 43, Hot Springs
Addition; .
Blocks 1. 7. 8. 9, 10. 11. 12. 13. 14
and 18 Williams Addition:
Lots 8. 9. and If Block 15, Williams
Addition: 7
The Block bounded by Wendling and
Warring StreeU and Old Fort Klam
ath Road: , .
All of Dixon 2nd. Addition; and,
A strip of land 300 feet in depth
northeasterly from the proposed new
state highway across the Northeast
quarter NE'i of Section 33 Town
hip 38 South Range 9.TEW.M.: and
all in the City of Klamath Falls.
Klamath County. Oregon: excepting
therefrom property owned by School
Thaltthe Common Council has fixed
the hour of 7:30 o'clock p. m. of the 26th.
day or April. iiw. ai ic
bers in the City Hall of the City of Klam
ath Falls. Oregon, at a regular meeting of
said Council, as the time and place for
hearing objections and protest to the pro-
property ironi miu " " '
Zone to Class one Residential Zone.
jnis nonce is given uj
Common Council of the City of Klamath
rails, uregon, expreswa in
duly adopted by it at a regular meet-
ins neia tne sin. umj us fK'i "
Done this 6th. day of Aoril, 1948.
HOWARD STRODE. .
Police Judge for City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
A. 8-13-22 No. 81.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR
f-r rmiMTV OS Kl.AMATH.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
SAMUEL, H. ACKtKMVii, aisu
as Sam Ackerman, Deseased.
xirtTir-s- 11 HF.HFBV GIVEN that the
undersigned Administratrix of the Estate
of Samuel H. Ackerman, also known as
Sam Ackerman, deceased, pursuant to an
order of the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for Klamath County, made
and entered 12th day of April, 1948. will,
on and after May 22, 1948. sell at private
sale to the highest bidder for cah. all
of the right, title and interest owned and
possessed by said decedent at the time
of nls aeatn. in ano v tne rcai v'"v1
described as follows;
Beginning at the moat southeasterly
corner of Lot I, Block 98, of Klamath
Addition to the City of Klamath Falls.
Oregon, said point being at the alley
on Fiflh Street, thence running on the
easterly line of said lot In a northerly
direction 32' 6": tnence running ai
rioHi ansiM in ulrf lot line In a west
erly direction 52 feet to a point on the
. westerly line of said lot; thence run
ning In a southerly direction on said
lot line 5' 10': thence running in a
westerly direction at right angles to
aald lot line and parallel to the alley
line 70 feet: thence running In a south
erly direction parallel to the easterly
line of Lot 3 In said block, 26' fl" to a
point on the alley on the southerly line
of said lot: thence running in an east
erly direction on said alley line 122
feet to the southeasterly corner of Lot
, the place or beginning. Said pared
being nart of Lota 1. 2 and 3 In Block
98 of Klamath Addition to the City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, and having a
frontage of 32' 6" on Fifth Street. It
it hereby agreed that an easement la
granted to a strip 16 feet wide along
tne entire westerly side of above ae
scribed tract, to be used as a private
alleway (or this and adjoining pro-
xrty only. Also, all the westerly .14
ret of l.ol 3. all of Uils 4. 5, 6. T. 8, 9
and 10 in Block 9H of Klamath Addition
to the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Subject to a contract of sale from
Wt 11 lam K . Palmer and G i a ce li.
Palmer, his wife, to SAtmiel li. Acker
man and Dorolha i whoe true name
Is Dorothy E Afkcrman, his wife, and
aald property at the moment of his
death belonitng to said decedent, there
being a balance due thereon of
W.va is, as of January 1, 1948.
PARCEL NO 2:
Lot 14. Wock 13 or Hot Springs Ad
dition to the City of Klamath Falls,
Oregon, according to the official plat
thereof on file in the office of the
County Clerk of Klamath County,
Oregon.
Subject to a mortgage to Pacific
First Federal Savings and Loan As
sociation, on which a balance of
$4778 30 remains due, aald mortgage
being recorded in Volume 11.1, Mortgage
Record of Klamath County, Oregon,
page 38T.
the real property described as Parcel No.
1 above to be sold pursuant to Section
19 tU2. O C. L. A. 1940. as amended.
Bids aiII be received for said property,
to be sold in one parcel, or separately,
whichever Will brina the better nrtc.
all bids to be in writing, delivered to
let Administratrix at the office of her
attorney, J. H. Cam nan, 211 I. O. O. F.
Building. Klamath Falls. Oregon.
uatea tni im ciav of April. 1948
DOROTHY K ACKERMAN
Administratrix
A. 15-32-29: M. 6-13 No. 9T.
Rt'MMONS
Fqultv No. HHH
IN THE ClRCl'IT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH
COUNTY.
R. H. DUNBAR,
Plaintiff,
Vs
CARL JARSCHKE JANE DOE JAR-
HhE. wife of Carl Jarschke. AG NFS
KEFFER. formerly Agnes Jarschke
and wife of Ci.rl Jarschke, WESTERN
Oil, A HUKNEK CO, a coi poi Alioii,
COMMERCIAL FINANCE CORPORA
TION, a corporation, WU. 1,1AM
OWENS, d b a. Owens Adjustment
Service, and the unknown belt ot any
of said Individuals if they be decerned
and all persons claiming In. through
or under any of tha aald named tti'tit,
DrUMulaiits,
TO CARL JAHSCIIKK, JANE DOE
JARSCHKE. his wile, and the un
known heir of said individuals U the)
be drccaked, defendant
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, You and each of you are re
quired to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in the above en
titled cause on or before May 6, ltl4rt.
that being the last day of the tune
prescrlttcd In the order for publication of
this summons. If you fall to so appenr
or answer, for want thereof, plaintiff
will apply to the above entitled court
for judgment against you as prayed for
in his complaint on Hie herein.
This summons Is served upon you by
publication thereof once a week for four
successive weeks In The Herald and
New, a dally newspaper primed, pub
lished and of general circulation in
Klamath County, Oregon, by order of the
Hon. David R. Vamlrntwrg made and
entered on April 3. I94fl The date of
the first publication of this summons is
April 8. 1948.
FARRENS A MAXWELL
Attorneys for Plaintiff
340 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
A. 8.13-22-29 No. 83.
NOTICE OF TIMBER SALE: Sealed
bids, marked outside "Hid for Timber."
and addressed to the Regional Admin
intra lor, Uureau of land Management,
Region I, Swan Island Administration
Utiilding. Portland 18, Oregon, will he
received until and opened at I0 :tt a in..
Pacific Standard Time. May II. 1948. for
the purchase of all merchant Me timber
designated for cutting uoon tracts here
inafter decribed: the rulttna and r-
moval of the timber to be carried out in
accordance with the forest practice rules
approved on July T, 19:18, by the Hec-iviai-y
of tlfe liuerior. Each bid must
stale tlie amount per thousand lev I,
IkwuI incanuie, that will be paid lor
vucli species and the tola I vonsntei allou
which wilt bu paid for the timber. No
bid for less than the appraised value will
Ih considered. Each bid must be sub
iiiitled in duplicate and be accompanied
by a deposit. The deposit must be Hi the
form ot a certified check on a solvent
lunik and In favor of the Treasuivr ol
the Untied Stalea. The amount ot the
deposit w 111 be S3.0O0 ou prov ided the
total amount bid is over .V0OO IKI and
let than toO.UOOOO; it will be U.Oooou
Iimvldcd the tola) amount bid is over
Ml.ooo.ou and less than 100.00000; it will
le 10 of the amount bid when the bid
exceeds siou.ikxi UO, If the total amount
bid la less than S.votkl 00, the deposit shall
lie the amount of the bid. The deposit
will be returned to unsuccessful bidders,
applied as a pail of the purchase price
ot the successful bidder: or that ponton
of the deposit, representing the minimum
required by law, shall Ih retained as
liquidated damagea If the high bidder
doea not execute contract and furnish
satisfactory bond within thirty days of
acceptance of the bid or cannot furnish
evidence of his ability to comply with the
local marketing requirement. This evi
dence must be submitted with the bid
and shall conform with the requirements
as set forth In this advertisement. In
sales over 10,000 00 the successful bid
der will be required to furnish a sworn
financial statement. In duplicate, showing
ability to fulfill the terms of the con
tract. A bond on all sales will tie re
quired in an amount computed at the
rate of at least 20 per cent of the first
10.tkkMM of the bid, plus ll) per cent of
any additional amount of the bid in ex
cess of 8 10.000 ft). Payment for timber
will le required In advance of cutting,
payment In full at the time of filing the
contract being required in salea amount
ing to 110.000 00 or leas. In larger sales,
at the option or the Regional Admin
istrator, ivnvmoiil ntiav Iwt mml lit
number nf Installments scheduled to keep
iMi-e wnn me raie or limner culling ami
payable upon demand from the Regional
Administrator. The right la hereby re
served to waive technical tie fee Is in this
adveillsemenl; to i eject all bids, or to
award the timber for the amount of I he
highest bid lo other than the highest
bidder when necessary, pursuant to the
Act of August 2(1, 1U.IT UMI Nlat. IIT4), III
oiiler to provide a continued supply of
limber to htcal Industry and couiiinuie
to the permanence of the community
which la deitemleut upon such Industry
Tinilter sold in accordance with this ad
veitlsement must Ik manufactured with
in the uiaikeliiig aiea as designated foi
each liact desertked lelow In accoi dance
with the Oiders of the Mecietary ot the
Interior, No. JJH3, and Nos. 2.KN) lo XUHi,
lnel . dated Decemlwr II, I94tt and No
vemher 29, 1947, respectively. Further
information regarding this sale may lie
obtained al District Offices of (he
II I, M. located at Salem, Eugene. Hose
burg, Coos Hay, and Medfotd, or at the
office ot the Regional Administrator,
W. II. Horning, Swan Island Administra
tion Building, Portland III, Oregon. Dated
at Port tn ml, Oiegon, this 2nd day of
April. IUti. IN KLAMATH COUNTY:
PUIU.IC DOMAIN LANDS. T. 40 H ,
R. 12 E , Sees. 12, M and 24. all inert haul
able timber designated for culling ou
the SW'.NK,, Et,V, W'.SE of
Sec. 12: Lot 1 iNE'.NK'.i, Lots A and 0
iF.NW. Lot in SWSWII ot See
13; NKl, and N,SK', of Sec. 24; T. 40
S., R. 1.1 E , Sees. 7, IH and 19, all merch
antable timber designated for culling on
Ut 2 iSV',NV4i. Lota 3 ami 4
(W,SW,i, SE'.SW., SW-iSE', nf Sec
7: NW'.NK's and SK'.NE'. of Sec. IH.
Lota 1 and 2 iW'.NWV. SK'.NW',, Lot
.1 iNWSSWV of Sec. 19; estimated for
the purpose of this sale to be l40 M
feet stamped green Pon derma I'tne. Hi
M. feel stamped dead Ponderoaa Pine.
No bid tor less than etUI) per M, ft. H M
for the stain (ted green Ponderoaa Pine,
and 4 on iter M ft- H M. for the stamiied
dead Poutleroaa Pine, or a total purchs-e
price of ltl.2.irl 00. w ill be considered
Only Pon derma Pine stamped UH Is lo le
felted. Logging U to be done by cater
pillar tvpe tractor equipment without
hulldoser blades during skidding opera
tions, unless otherwise authorised tn i
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
Estimated Receipts and Available Cash Balances
Total All
Funds
General Fund
Elementary High
Special
rtond Interest and Improvement
Sinking Fund Fund
Elementary High Elementary
Estimated Receipt from
1. Delinquent Taxes
2. County School Fund . .
3. Basic School Support Fund
4 State Irreducible School Fund
3. Vocational Education
Tuition. Indian
B. and I. Sinking Fund -
ft. Sales of Supplies. Property, or Equipment .
9. Special Improvement Fund
10. Rentals .
11. Other Sources Equipment Reserve
t 2,000 00
1711. tvVl 0(1
27H.H7U 00
tf.OOO 00
700 00
ft. ooo on
3-1. '1 J 4 00
.t.ooo no
120.000 00
3.0IH1 00
2.H41.00
f i .ooo no
170. tun no
193 .214 HO
6.000 00
a. ooo oo
1 VW 00
2. 300 00
041 OO
9 1 .000 00
BJ.003.40
Too on
2,ioo 00
writing by (he olflcer In cliaige ol the
sale, All Impioveiui'iils no the ulw uieti,
such as fences, tomlw u , slock ti alls,
and mII waleiliig places ahull be kepi in
operating comilltoit. NiM'tm Utiles,
cullle guards, and ulher chit lines in I in
of cousiuiclUiii uiilfonn Willi the exUIIng
tuipiovemeiila. KLAMATH M AKIvr. I'INW
AHKA; T. 4il H . 14. a E., all oieulMiilalilv
timber designated for tuning on ihe
N'.NH'l,, NWi.NW'i, NWthW'(, S'H',
of Sec, :il; T. 41 H , II n K . all mmchunl
able Hmlter designated foi culling on
poi NK'iNK',, all NV,NK'4. poi
S'.NKS, poi. VtjSr:' ol Sec ll, T. 40
S , It. tl K , all inn chanlHbln IIioIhu
designated lor culling on the NK1
NE'.NVVV Lola , 2. 3. 4. HK'.SW',
K'jMr:1. of Sec .It IN JACKSON
COUNTY: KLAMATH M Alt!i: I IN(1
AREA: T 40 K . II. 4 E , all loci cluinliible
limber designated lor lulling mi the
K',V'( or n.-c. u. p.ii, NE'.NW't, pot
EiSV. of Sec 27; T. 41 S , 11 4 E , ull
lueichauliilile limlier dcNlgnnled lor cut
ling mi the EtKi-i, NW'.NW',, S'MW1.
SWlNK' of See, I: E'vNW'tl NK'.RVV
por NWSW4, all N'HK'(. Sll'.HE1
of Sec .1. por N ,NK ' all H t Nt ' p.
NE'.SWi. all SK'.SWS of Sec II; oil
mated for the imipiwe of Oil sale lo he
:Mtl3 M feel lWiigl.it fn, ootil M (ret
Ponderoaa I'tne Uo.1 M feel Sugui I'lne,
72.1 M. feel Incenae Ce.d.n. ivo M feet
While Fir No bid for loss than 7 73
per M ri 11 M for Ihe Dnuglus fir, fin 2.1
1r M. ft. tl M. for the Ponderoaa Pine.
14 73 per M. ft 11 M tr the Sugar
I'lne. fjmi per M ft 11 M. for the In
cense Cedar e.100 Hr M ft It M, for the
While Fir, nr a total putchnae price ol
SUU MLI 75. will lw con.Uleteil. In Ihe
NK'tNWit or Sec. 27. T 40S.lt 4 E . an
area or appro ;I4 acies lug weal nf
Jenny Cieek Inenk ) reserved from cut'
lug In the NW'.SW', of Sec. :i, T 41
H . II. 4 E , an area of appro ;ij acres
lying Heat ot Jenny Creek breaks la rw
served from culling In lite NHNICW4
and NK'.SWt nf Ner V, T, 41 t, R.
4 E . an aiea of aopiox. .13 acres lying
itorlli and west nf Jenny Creek breaks la
leseived fr cutting In Ihe NES.NEW,
HLMi'l. mi,, I Wli.Hll'l'. Ma., II T V
N. II. n K, an aiea of approg, 1 04 aorea
bietika Is leaarved front culling AH
Dmigltia fir anil Pine dees lea flian IX
I in he. Iiniiotl gir leserveil from cutting.
All White Fir and Im-enae Cellar trees
than 14 Inches 1MIHOM gre reserved
fi.nn cutting Logging Is to be done
wnn caieiplllar type tract
a 11 in u j mi. 110.
ctor equipment.
PARK VIEW
CONVALESCENT HOMI
iFnrineily of Ashland!
linn Wsst Main Klrsei,
Aledlmil, Oreiiiii, IMiuns IUIMJ
IM-ltuiir Nsrvlea. Reilslersi
Nurse In Charge
American
Legion
Regular
Meetings
1st ntid 3rd Tuesdays, 11:00
i. m. Vetrrnng MrmnrteJ
lllill.. 4th mitl Klanialli.
Club Rooms
til Mrtln.. nrxl lu Wlllartl
hotel. Open daily noon to
mldiiiglit, except HunUay
S: 00 to 11:00 p. m.
For Legionnaires
and Guests
, 1JO .000 00
1S Estimated Total RVceipts .. .. . Si:tB.;w;t 00 f.tiU),70.1 tip 1 9.1. :trt.1 40 I 10.1X12 00 10 Wcl3 t)t H20 0OOUO
Schedule II General Fund F.sllmaed KspsndllWes
f
ITEM
Clementar)'
Schools
High
Schoola
Fsttmatrd
Expend 1 1 urea
for the
Ensuing
School Year
In Detail
nudge I
Allowance
In Detail
for the
Current
School Year
1047-4
Evper
ca( Years Next Preceding
and Current School Year
le tailed
Empendtlures
fnr the lst First Year
Year of l be
Two-Year Give Yearly
Period Totals
1040-47
L GENERAL CONTROL
1. Personal service:
il Superintendent .
Clerk
3' Stenographers and other office aasistants
(4i Compulsory education and census
J. Supplies
3. Elections and publicity
4. Legal service (clerk's bond, audit, etc.)
5. Other expense of general control:
11; Board and Superintendent Travel
. Tatal Expense af General Control
3 000 OO
2 27100
3. KM) OO
3.177 .W
4.W OO
2A0 00
BOO 00
3 .000 no
3.273 00
2.1100 OO
3.177 .10
4A0 00
XVI 00
000.00
500 00
$ 8,0(10 00 5 2M 00
4.V10 00
3.720 OO
Q. VVi OO
(MM) OO
.VH) OO
1,1100 00
1.120 00
f 20.943 00
3 7.V) 00
4.H23 OO
4.00(1 00
aiH) 00
44M) OO
BOO 00
730 00
21.375 O0
t 4 2KI 10
3.0O7 87
2.0112 0.1
1 ..04 7.1
WW o
421 70
004 00
500 00
$ 14.002 OR
II. INSTRCCTION Superrlslen
I. Personal service:
il Principals
'2 Supervisors
t. Supplies, principals and supervisors ,
2. Tetat Expense mt Supervision
$ 90O00O
4.4O0 on
900 OO
6.000 no
3, UNI 00
100 00
t 12.txo 00
0 :uo ou
300 00
11. out 0.1
4.HU0 00
4A1.J7
14.300.00 0.100 00 B 2J.4UO OO 9 1B.S4OU0 10, 013. JO 10.000 34
in. TN STRICT I ON Teaching
1. Personal service:
il Teachers .
i2 Substitutes
9423 100 00 9100.90000 sooj.ono oo 93lH.oonnn 9300.071 17
Librarian and service .
X Library supplies, repairs
2 Supplies 1 chalk, paper, etc.)
4. Textbooks -
5. Tuition to other districts .
6. Other expense of teaching
7. Total Expense of Teaching ..
6,000 00
4.000 ou
2o on
5,000.00
B.000.00
2.000.00"
2.000 OU
3,aoo on
loo.ou
l.ooo 00
l.oou.oo
10,030 00
2.000.00
8. IMS) ou
0.3OO OO
am no
A.OlHf OO
10.000 00
lo twy in
4.000.00
3.UIMI 00
3.MHI 00
2lH) 00
4,01-0 (N
10,000 00
"3.00000
B.HJ11 77
1.001 AJ
4.040 41
3.40401
9448.300 00 92O0.33O 00 9640.030 00 9341JO0 00 9407 .700.72
IV. OPERATION OF PLANT
1. Personal service:
li Janitors and other emploeea
2' Cafeteria cooks
2- Janitors' supplies
x Fuel
4. Light and power and water
5. Telephone
6. Other expense of operation, cafeteria supplies .
7. Total Expense of Operation - '
9 3I.&3OO0
18. DUO UO
5.000 OO
13.200 UO
B,XH OO
l.Vai.oo
400 00
9 21.100 00
O.'MSJ UO
2.0ml 00
8.HO0 00
4.300 00
l.ooo 00
40000
9 32 7VI OO
34.000 OO
7.000 OO
22 Ota) 00
12.KiO.uu
2.3O0 00
01)0 00
I 44.00000
20,000 00
4.0IM) UO
1 4.300 ou
1 1 ,000 00
1.3UO 00
3IMJ Ou
9 47.119 V7
18 OH4. IH
07
ie.04fl 11
10.001 31
1 171 47
302 OA
t 77.730 00 9 43.600 00 9121.33O 00 9 03,300 OO 9 08.70O 8
V. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS
1, Repair and maintenance of furniture and equipment .
2. Repair and maintenance of:
ill Buildings , ,
121 trounos .
9 4.000 00 9 3,000 00 9 7,000 00 9 7.000 00 9 0,871 00
X. Total Expense ef Maintenance and Repairs
15.000 00
It!. OOO UO
9 3.1 ,000.00
10.000 00
2.000 00
9 15.000 00
25.000 00 30.70000 21.410 31
IH.OOO.on J.300 0U
9 30.000 no 9 31.200 00 I 24.2X7 40
VL AUXILIARY AGENCIES
1. Health service:
1 Personal service 'nurse, etc.) .
2 Supplies and other expenses
X. Transportation of pupils:
Hi Personal service ...
Supplies and other expenses
3' Repair and replacement of buses
S. Other auxiliary agencies:
li Bus drivers
2 Special transportation and Bd.
4. Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencies
I 1.440 00
130 00
5.100 00
9. ooo on
21.000.00
lo.ftoo 00
4.000.00
3.3O0 00
a.000.00
14,000.00
13.300 00
2.000.00
2.40000
200 00
10.400 00
1.1.000 00
33.000.00
2 .140 no 2 I 40 OO
130 00 110.03
B.IOAon B.3UI 77
12.UUO 00 12.JtJ 18
B.OUO UO 7.3O0 07
2O0OO00 34,128.18
7.0UU.0O 3,02.1,911
9 00.490 00 9 41.510.00 91 02. OOO 00 9 08,303 00 9 60,320 29 9 3H.7.I5 04
2. Retirement
3. Other fixed charges:
il' Sewer irrigation tax ,
t2t S. L A. C
9 14.300 00
00,000.00
i.V) on
l .000.00
150 00
072.00
9 12,208 02
18,777.7(1
170 H4
LiU 94
4. Total Fixed Chares
40,7.18 00 9 26.542 00 9 70. 200.00 9 6I.9OO0O 9 31.33 10 9 8.1(0185
VIII. CAPITAL OUTLAYS
1. New sites
2. New buildings
3. Alteration of buildings inot repairsi .
4. New furniture, equipment and replacement! -
S Assessments for betterments
6. Other capital outlays:
Tl 1 Library books .
kit Automotive (can .
1. Total CaplUl Outlays
3.010 00
1 ,500 00
9.000 OO
7.000 00
1.500 00
8.000.00
7.00000
I ,500 00
750.00
9 3.010.00
3.000 .00
13. OOO OO
14.000.00
9 3 000 00
7,000 00
1 ,000 00
10,000. 00
8.830 01
11.1.14 33
2,112.40
2.0O0 00
1.500.00
9 21,700 00 9 16,750 00 9 38.310.00 9 23,000 00 9 35,014:14 9 13,008 33
IX. DEBT SERVICE NON-BONDED
I. Interest on warrants 9 1,000 00 9 1.000 00 9 2,000.00 9 000.00
2, Interest on other indebtednesa and bank charges
2. Total Drbt Service, Non-bonded J ,000.00 9 1,000.00 9 2,000 00 9 BOO 00
X. EMERGENCY - - 9 0.000.00 4,000.00 9 12.000 00 9 14,000.00 9 840 34 9 000.00
Total Schedule II General Fund Total estimated expenses for the year
sum of Items 1-6, 11-5, 1II-7, IV-fl, V-4, VI -4, VIM. VIII-7, IX-3, X ... 9720,810 50 9371,524.50 91.101,333.00 987B.2I0 00 9703,107 42 9333.808 80
Srhedale III Bond Interest and Sinking Fund
DEBT SERVICE-BOND INTEREST AND SINKING FI'ND 1
1. Principal on bonds 'include negotiable Interest-bearing warrant Issued
under section 111-1010, O. C. L. A. - 9 16.500.00 9 10,500 00 f 33.000 00 985.588 01 9 33,000 00
2. Interest on bonds - 402 00 402 00 024.00 1.B76 25 2.H2U 73 j
S Total Schedule III Debt Service-Bonds and Interest 9 10 002 00 9 10,002.00 9 33,024.00 9 87.404 86 9 33,828.75 9 42.Oo7.I3
Schedule IV Construction Fund (From Bond Issues)
Schedule V Special Improvement Fund (Serial Levy, Etc.)
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT FUND
2. New buildings ...- 9120,000 00 1120,000,00
2. Total Schedule V Special Improvement Fund 9120.000 00 9120.000.00
GRAND TOTAL 9000,772.50 I3HH.4H6.30 91,255,250. 00
Schedule VI Summary of Estimates or Expenditures, Receipts and Available Cash Balanees, and Tax Levies
. s Bond Interest and Total
ESTIMATION OF TAX Total General Fund Nlnklng Fund Schedule
LEVY All Total Schedule II Total Schedule 111 V
Funds Elementary High Elementary High Elementary
Total estimated expenditures 91,255,250.00 9720,810.30 9:171.324,50 9 10,002.00 18,002.00 9120,000,00
DEDUCT:
Total estimated receipts and available cash balances (Schedule It .
Amount neceasary to be raisea ay taxation ,
ADD:
Estimated amount of taxes that will not be collected during the fiscal year for
which this budget is made
fCWI.Bfl.'l 00
U1H.2O0.00
3H0,705.0
340,104.00,
03.303.40
27H.HII.I0
Total estimated tax levies for ensuing fiscal 'sr 9')2O,2O0OO 934), 104.00 92711,161.10
Analysis of estimated lax levies:
Amount inside O'i limitation 9230.013 00 9 04,032 R3 9174.000 25
Amount outside H"t limitation . - -, 3111,212 02 277, 0.12.07 104.200 B3
Indebtedness II Da led this 14th day of April, 104B
Signed: J. F. Ileyden K. W. Oowen
1. Amount of bonded Indebtedness (Include all negotiable Interest- II District Clerk Chairman, Board or Directors
bearing warrants issued under section 111-1010, o. C. L. A. $ 47.OOO.O0 .
Indicates principal Items used In Third Class Districts.
A 22: M. 4- No. 103.
Aonroved bv fiuriset Crrmmltfea. Anrll 14. 1048.
Higned: H. R. Walker Cecil C. Haley
Secretary, Budget Committee Chairman, Budget Committee
Ralph Hill E. G. Kerns Percy Dixon tlnrry E. Wilson
D, E. Cnlwftll T., filrnger ft, W. flowcn
NIGHT ADULT CLASSES
At KUHS, Storting in the Immediate
Future Under Direction of
Vocational Dept., KUHS
INSTRUCTION WILL BE GIVEN IN THI
FOLLOWING SUBJECTS:
Bookkeeping Spaniih
Busincn Low Textilci
Retail Merchandising Blua Print Reading
Credits and Coliectioni
Thoie parties intoreitcd call 7595 or write la Hi
Vocational Dept., KUHS.
SAT. NIGHT
MEEHILL
ONE OF THE NATION'S NEWER BANDS
EDDIE ORTA
HIS PIANO AND HIS
OBCHESTRA
Just concluded six months in the
famous Rose Room Bowl in San
Francisco's Palace Hotel, currently
at Jantzcn Beach Ballroom
Dancing 10 until 2 $1.25 per person
(Tax Includod)
Coming, Armory - Saturday, May 8
THAT "SMOKE-SMOKE-SMOKE" MAN
AND WESTERN
HIS CARAVAN
Tex Williams
Time to i
TUNE -UP
Your Car-
SPRING TUNE-UP SPECIAL!
I'or I'oirvr, Smooth Perform
unvv This S prln fll
iinIiir (iiim
Solvent Fluid.
J. ('Iran and Hpci iKiiltlnn
roliiU,
3. Tml ('nil anil ( "iiclrmrr , . ,
nt KVt'Ktwiirk lirrp.
4. Hund lllimt and Troprrly Kpai f
Hpark I'Im.
5. ('Iran Furl I'ump Hnllmrnl
Howl , . . ( link Oprrntliitl.
6. Trnt ('omprmsiim Willi Ar
curatn itiKC
T, Krt iRiilllon TlmhiK iinIhk lul
rnl HlriilKunipn l:iiilnirnl fur
Aiwuracy.
8. Itriiiovo, (.'oiniilt'lrly IIKiifiNrm
bin Carhuredir, ( Iran All I'usn
HKrwnyN and .li'U ullh Sprrlul
Hiilvrnt, KriMHi'nihlR tn Orig
inal Factory Hpi'rlflculliinn.
I). Ailjimt Fan llrlt Triulon.
10. Tiiihtrn All Manlfnld Con
nrrtlons, 11. Chrrk Htarlrr, Crnnralnr nd
Vollaie Itriulator,
12. Make Final Chrrk with Mod
ern ( iimhiintliin Analyirr fnr
frrfurmanrr and Economy
and ftnad Chrrk.
Thii Entira Motor Tune-up
Cotti You Only
$720
M Parla
r.itra
410 Ho. Oth
Ashley Chevrolet
24-Hour Wrecker Nervier.
riione 4113