The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 15, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTH NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1925 Page -Threa A 3 '4 id 2 3 JESTS 10 r CASE . C tlted Nowe) at proved be a 4 the mur k ' Murray, I sing tried, I i toon In In nested the "guilty, si." which IB tlio first tndatlun of ta will pro t the Jury be followed men! nn the cue probably about noon t lit now muni ( two dufunsea i which he is Mnlty. or the to prove hl t y. ' Wednesday It. clear that lie li .root the Jury f w, which plea li. atl at the 'staraosed on be- Meeting , Yelurans of j bare a aiwclal a .Falla at the frtday nlxht at J Announced yet un Is to come ' -if, It waa an , mber are urg The local pout jera.s IWatch Littlet" Is Cry of Western Gridiron Followers; Here's Sizcap of Wisconsin Team Yost's' Aide Preps (".. ar ffi : r tm w 'fa n . '. '. l&r--ry M Medford Masons to ;Be tfere on Oct 19 ' A delegation of about 25 msster Mason from . Medford will .La. en-, tertalned at a dinner given by Klamath Lodge A. Y. k A, M. No. 77. on Monday night. October 19, at 7:30 in Masonic ball. . . Among the visitors will b tbe Medford degree team who will pat on the work in tbe maater Mason's degree. Work in Y. C. degree will be ex emplified 7. To read The News da altar da Is . to keep thoroughly Informed on happenings of Importance through out the world, aa well as In Klam ath ralla and vicinity. What ftefyGrfDid; ; for Sick Stomach Eyrs of the football west are on Coach George Little as he preps his team of Wisconsin Univer sity for hi ilrlmt as a Hlft Ten coach, "on his own." Little was Yost's chief aide and active leader of football activities at Nile lugs n until the clam of last season. Little, as present indications point, will slve Wlicomin a f it team. His chief prolilcm is to rebuild his line. - Above are some of the start, lie it counting on for bis eleven. Hu-Ak fL -ai Mitt E. Rich of Brook lya, N. T,' tayt: "I doa'i know what ibr cjute, was, bat every few days soy worasch' would feci all bloated op with gas,' my appetite was poor and I felt sick to my Momacb to aay botbing of beao- ' aches, ' "I never tboogbt of sainc CineA Little liver Pills until nothing- sttned to kelp. Aflct aaing Cartcr't I fck relieved at once snd sow as sooa as my atomach talks' back I aniwir wkb Carters and ha the last word. Rccooanended nd for saieby aS ( AdverNsoment ,VAN LAKE illsabeth Ke'Ma,''eitptrvlsor .1, waa a weicsaa visitor at 1 rntty. laler, to r' at Hwan, er ba t aalahborhood nlafc ' laest of Mr. U U i icKo ita trip to ( n mj to nave ital ana. . t The achool grounds havo been much Improved by the erection of a good fence. 1'. K. St lies and son did tha work. Clifford Stiles and Paul Arnett, who are both employed near Klamath Falls, spent Sunday with their paronta, , k Irving Nichols, who hat been confined to his home for aome time because of an Injured foot, waa able to enter h!h school In Klam ath Falla Monday. . , A program and pie social will be given at the school house Sat urday night, Oct. 17, for the pur pose of raising money for achool auppllea. Everyone la welcome. KAPSO FOR COLDS at FORBES PURE DRUGS :nal estimate and accounting sheet . . rU'HOOl, IIIHTIUCT No. 1 ' . ate la made In compliance with aectlon SK1-A ot the achool lawa of 1921 and ahows a unit coats of tha several aerrleea, material and auppllea for tbe threa flaeal years next year, the detail eapendliures for tha lent one of said three preceding fiscal yeara and I and eapnndlturea for Mix months of tbe correal year. ("Six montha of the current it of the last achool year. 1 , .. K.l'KXniTlRKS Estimated expenditures for the en suing achool year . 1B2S 1926 Espendlluroa and budget allowance, for sli months of last school year 1924 1933 1922 Expenditures for three fiscal years next preceding tha last .school year retailed expend- Expend- Rudget Itures for Second First It u res In allowance the last year. Olve .detail . In. detail vear of the yearly three-year totala . , ' period Tear. plva yearly totals NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. 1 ot Klamath County, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of anid dlatrlct will be held at Central School, on the tth day of November, 192S. at 2 o'clock In the afternoon for the purpose ot discussing the budget hereinafter eet out with the levying board, and to vote on the proposition of levying a apeclal district tax. - The total amount ot money needed by the said school district during the fiscal yoirr beginning on June, 192t, and ending June SO, 1927, 1b estimated In the following budget and Includee the amouata to be received from the county achool fund, atate achool fund, elementary school fund apeclal dlatrlct tax, and all other moneys of tha district: BUDGET s . Estimated Kxpendltnrea PERSONAL SERVICE: 1 Superintendent ...I J.600.00 2 Principala . 9,760.00 Special Teachers 7,600.00 - -Teachers 7,900.00 .4 Janitors. ..:.4j 8.250.00 ;-. - COOk 1,000.00 t 5 Clerk ..r JL 00.00 ' S Stenographnr 900.00 7 Other services 200.00 Totals . -.. ; MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES: 1 Furniture (desks, stoves, curtains, etc.)t 1,500.00 2 Suppllea (chalk, erasers, etc.) 600.00 3 Library books 60.00 4 Flaga 1.600.00 t Playground equipment ' 1.600.00- 6 Janitor's supplies 6.000.00 7 Fuel A 2.500.00 8 Light 8 Water . 10 Postage and Stationery . 00.00 f 80.000.00 V'CE: at .. 3.600.00 $ 47.900.00 ' : 8.260,00 1,000.00 ' BOOiOO ' 900.00 200.00 1.4115,00 8.976.00 2.650.00 0.294.76 3.311.68 5U(Ulil ' 460.00 376.00, 25.00 S 1.600.00 3.976.00 2.660.00 24.600.00 3.345.00 600.00 450.00' 375.00 60.00 3,64. 7.960.00 4.900.00 34.330.92 7.377.37 lerTlces f 80.000.00 $32,965.38 137.245.00 167.208.25 859. 270.09 $47,989.73 SUPPLIES: take, tc.) .. dk. etc.) .... I equipment . pllea stationery and Supplies ....!. $ $...-..... i 1,600.00 1,106.89 1,000.00 600.00 '. 160.00 60.00 48.71 ' 26.00 1,600.00 i.. 1.500.00 163.00 750.00 6.000.00 852.00 1.000.00 2,600.00 1.000.00 870.00 ' .' 600.00 . 251.09 160.00 2.188.43 1.799.36 310.67 1.113.52 1.018.00 1.634.05 266.87 $ 13.050.00 $ 3,297.69 $ 4,076.00. $ 8,315.88 $ 7.096.01 $ 8.392.89 $ 10.000.00 $ 4.347.34 $ 2.000.00 $ t $ Jon J... $ 10,000.00 $ 4,347.34 $ 2,000.00 $ 3,997.26 $ 2,017.87 $.. ldl -tal-Ma. L ' . J8SMENTJ If Streets, t. -fit pavlag .... VD REPAIRS: kunda $ 2,000.00 $ 1,036. S3 $..'. $ 1,748.39 $.... We and Repair!.... $ 2.000.00 $ 1.035.63 $ 750.00 $ 1,748.39 $ 5,322.91 $ 2.487.89 Ighways, fea): , Roada, $ 2,500.00 $ 661.42 $.... $..' $.. Atsaatmants $ 2.600.00 $ 661.42 $ ., 600.00 $ 114.91 $ 959.42 $.. YtSS: llCS.. ,'rtaf 1 A i ,. kiD TO- , and Interest thereon.... f 40,000.00 $ ..! $ $ - t- Medneis 40,000.00 $ , $10,000.00 $ $ t HON OF.TEACHER8.. $ 850.00 $ 131.25 $ $ 242.00 $ $ rtatlon ot Teachers.. $ 360.00 $ 131.26 $ 150.00 $ . 242.00 $ 193.50 $ .., .7 $ $ 392.30 $... $ We S.. $ ,. $ 3D2.30 $ COO. 00 $ 379.00 $ 1,208.65 $ 987.48 8 $ 2,600.00 $ 745.30 $ $ , I I I ieous .. $ 3,50V00 8 745.30 $ 475.00 $ 2,808.06 $ 1,477.15 $ 1,668.66 fc - $ 1,000.00 $. $.- $ , r. ; . Bey $ 1,000.00 $ : $ 600.00 $ t t . $151,400.00. $40,169.24 $56,296.00 $74,808.73 $77,545.60 $81,416.65 B. -4 oyer, do herohy certify that the ahovo estimate of expenditures for the yonrs 1926-1927 e and that the expenditures and budget allowance for six montha of the current year and for the threa flacnl years next preceding tho current year as shown above have beon compiled In my charge and ara true and correct copies thereof. 0 IDA D. MOM Y ER, Dlatrlct Clerk. Total CONSTRUCTION 1 Total ; MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR8 Totnr ". . ASSESSMENTS (Highways. Roads, Streets. Bridges): Street paring ....$ 2,500.00 $ 10,000.00 $ , 2.000.00 Saturday night, October in a nF.nii.nA (vR0UP I , Spkaaxxll at rtlirvwdb V Vaporuia SpkamodlcCroaD IsfrwniMitlv relirwdb-onssppUcatlonol SHORT ORDERS at ALL HOURS The coffee we make here can't be beat. EAT At Coffee Dan's 616 Klamath ' REDUCED ROUNDTRIP FARES between Pad ficCoast points now effective Long limits; stopovers. CotnftmabU. -t.-trmnsat convenient houn everyday tyewyukere Save travel funda-buy rovmdtrip kktaV. -vilw the winter Kason. k ' And plan your tript to get most-per-dol- . , Ur value. Any Southern Pacific agent will . , gladly help you. Get hi advice and aid. Southern Pacific Lilies J.. J. MILLER, x Phone 709.-- District Freight & Passenger Agent. Room 205 Hopka Bldg. 8th and Main SttC Klamath Falls, Ore. - $ 12.050.00 $ 10.000.00 $ 2.000.00 . Total . .. $ 2.500.00 INDEBTEDNESS: Bonded and Interest Thereon $ 40.000.00 Total TRANSPORTATION OP TEACHERS Total , MISCELLANEOUS Totni . .:$ 850.00 $ 40.000.00 250.00 ..$ 2.600.00 $ 2,500.00 EMERGENCY $ 1,000.00 Total $ 1,000.00 Total estimated amount of money tor all i purposes during the year - $161,400.00 (The above form of eatlmated expenditures may be clipped from thla blnnk by the budget committee and after being made out by said com mittee may be certified to as correct on the margin and filed with the district clerk.) i ESTIMATED RECEIPTS From county school fund during the coming ; school year (Use amount ot county school i fund received last year as basis In mak- . I tng this estimate) $ 62,000.00 From atate school fund-durlng the coming y i achool year (Use amount of state school : fund received last year as basis In mak- . i Ing this estimate) 2,000.00 From elementary achool fund during the com- ' ing achool year 14,000.00 Estimate of probable unexpended balance at ' end of current year Estimated amount to be rocelved from all , other sources during the coming school year - - i (Do not Inchiile the money to be received ' from the proposed tax.) Totnl estimated proposed tax receipts, no Including $ 69,000.00 RECAPITULATION Total eatlmated expenses for the year $151,400.00 Total estimated receipts not Including pro posed tax : 69,000.00 $ 82,400.00 Balance, amonn' to be ralaed by district tax.... Dated this 10th day ot October, 1925. . ATTEST: ' IDA B. MOMTER, District Clerk. ' j C. II. UNDERWOOD, Chairman Board of Directors. (The original estimates are a part ot this budget, and must ecom pany It both when printed and posted.) OH, 14, 16 "U si" u LIVE WIRES' ' The degree that a town uses electricity like the size of its banks is pretty apt to tell how "live" a town is. It's inter esting to note then that the communi ties we serve have advanced further in the use of electric ranges, washing ma chines, and other labor-saving equip ment than many of the largest and presumably most advanced cities in the country! . It is a region of -'live wires" and of . unlimited natural resources and wealth an up-and-coming one in which to live and grow. In helping to develop the region this Company sees a real opportunity for . service and to that 'end has created its New Industries Department The De partment is supplying a supplementary Chamber of Commerce type of service -to the one California and five Oregon counties within our territory. If you know of anyone whom you believe ; might come here either to live or take part in .our industrial growth, the De partment will be glad to help you bring -them here. Or if you are ready to let electricity do the work in your own household, or business cost information and other ; data will be supplied at any of our offices. ';- v . ... ... Mrdfbrd, Grant Pom, KksMth Falk, Rcaabnrg. Oregon. Yraka, DnnsmiriT, California.