The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, December 19, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday. Doe. 10. 102". Page Tw UNDERWOOD SAYS AS REVENUE LAGSg (Continued from rag One) ) property variously eatlmated at from J15O.UO0.00 to H7S.000.0O. , . Xo Mor KovrniM Tbo cost of onfratlnK th achools 'has practically doubled during thta , period of time, and yet the sourcea 1 of revenue have not Increased In anything like that proportion. Since school board ta limited In tta thorlty to Increase ita expendt- mor than six per cent each becomes necessary to sub- mtt its budget each year to the IokuJ voters of tho district for their approval, which haa never yet been denied. Thu district bas always operated on a cash basis and haa never allow- DRAMATIC BISHOP coat of 131. "SO. for the building, and IJ.OmO for the site, and ad- . . ,1 i ...I in knih thA Milla d Falrr ew hooU at a contract' ' -" ' " -i i ' air lit nn I era! fund. WarranU are always P wJ X 'new Fremont school .supported by cash to redeem them completed on Hlh street. It will n J0' lue- , ,-,,. ma", the fourth school that has' The b.wd recognise, the fact h, oeen built durln, the last six years, j ' the most Important d th. Riverside school will be the '" ,n ?Ma school. uw uv i Vviun va bufltlinea munnt to but only old building still in use. wiin , . . t ?h. exception that me r.!lu,,i'"!l?i classes will still be compelled to occupy the old Central school for a while. . . Costs tilven The various contracts, including architects, fees, on the Fremont school amount to fl4S.S01.23. The coat ot tha site, not including the corner lot where the Episcopal church stood was approximately cure and hold the right kind of teachers unless we are able to offer them adequate equipment. The best teachers will work only under the best conditions, because the field is open to them everywhere. In employing new teachers the board holds that efficiency Is the only thing that should count. Poli tics or favoritism should have ab- $25,000.00. The cost of this corner, nmt BO pl,t, , ,he maer of lot and the Episcopal church, which , mltKUng tel(.hers. 0ny thog( wno the board was compelled to pur-' e beeB adeolloly tralned , chase, was $15,000.00. At present gr( norma, op the. board are estimating $10,000 j who hare had successful experience for equipment. These figures added j,n ffret c)aM KhooH re emp,oyed. mo wv u. .... -..-i, offers Problem the total lor tne ouuaing; site, ana equipment up to over $196, 000.00. Totaling all the figures given above for the several schools we hare $292,490.00. With the extras that have been expended for new buildings and grounds during the last six years will be considerably over $360,000.00. All this construction has been financed by bond issues authorixed by the legal voters of school district The tact that the schools ot Klam ath Falls have been outgrowing the sources ot revenue has made it dif ficult for the board to offer as good salaries to teachers as they would like to do. We have just recently adopted a new salary schedule, rang ing from $1300.00 to $1400.00 for elementary teachers. Special teach ers and principals, ot course get more. Under the new schedule a teacher's salary will be governed by AO. l. During tn:s period oi time ner experience and length of ser bonds amounting to $37,000.00 have; Tjce been retired. There are bonds now outstanding of $310,000.00 and pro vision is regularly made to retire these as fast as possible. All bonds issued prior to 19 IS have been paid in full. Assessed valuation of the district at this time Is over $0,000,000.00. A fair estimate ot the total value of all school property of the district at the present time would be from $550,000.00 to $800,000.00. The site on which the old Central school At present we are employing 40 class-room teachers, and three spec ial teachers for music, manual train ing, and domestic science, making a total ot 43. It will be necessary to employ about five additional teach ers when we occupy the new Fre mont school, which will be about the first of the year. Some years ago a citiien of Klam ath Falls, by the name of Jos. Con ger, willed to the school children of district No. 1 his entire fortune. stands la a very valuable piece of j'consisting ot property worth about $14,000.00. The- principal of this NOTICE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT ; BOND ELECTION - Klamath County School District. fund is an irreducible fund, left In the hands of the school board for investment At all times since com- 1 ins into the hand nf tha liw,l Notice is hereby given that a bond : hrH thi. h.. w. i.j 1 . : i 1 1 .1 v. v i .i - ' " - nn.uuu is utiicu lu vv uciu ai tui Sous school - houses in Klamath County School District on the 23d day of December. 1925, between the hours of two o'clock p. m. and seven o'clock p. m., for the purpose of voting upon the question- of contracting a bonded indebt edness of $75,000 for the purpose of building school bouses, addi tional school rooms, purchase ot equipment, all as set forth in notices posted on each school house door. Polls will open at two o'clock and close at seven o'clock p. m. A legal voter is one who Is a citizen, has resided for a time ot 30 days in the district, and has property listed upon the last assess ment foil of the county school dis trict. Heads of families having children of BChool age may vote without property Qualification Thl Lond issue of $75,000 will be carried by entire valuation ot county school district which approx imates aze.uuu.uvu. A voter of the county school dis trict may -cast his ballot at any oi toe poiung places in the dis trict, end not necessarily In bla own sub-district. The rerilar legal notices, show ing allow on of all funds are post ed on t jr of each school house in whlc' school is now being held (Signed) VERA V. OFFIELD. Clerk of County School Dis trict, uii, 17,19 at a . raj.a at -interest adequate for the security involved, all security consisting; of improved real estate covered by fire insurance. The In terest from the fund has been used for the maintenance of the schools and bas proved a God send In many Instances. It may interest the com munity to know that since the board has handled this fund it bas earned tor the district the sum of $10,000, or nearly the face of the principal. HALTS FRENZIED DENVERBANK RUN (Continued from Pair One) closing Thursday of the Drover's National and the Hroadwa? Nut ionul banks because ot trotvn : sou. the situation here has boen acute. Gordon Mollis was presi dent of both banks. A tew hours after the first crash, a run wa precipitated upon the North Den ver State bank, of which his wife Is president. Late Thursday night officials decided that the institu tion could not withstand another run Friday and they required that the doora be closed. The next Institution to suffer was the Metropolitan State bank, which closed Its doora Friday. ,. James E. Adams, president of the bank, point ed out that the Institution's deposits of $400,000 had shrunk to $100. 000 within wo weeks. "The situation demanded we turn the bank over to state officials." he said, "and thereby protect the Interests of depositors." The fifth to close its doors was the Capitol Hill State bank. The total amount of deposits in the five banks whose doors are closed, either permanently or temporarily, is approximately $5,000,000. 'condition. Certain, he doment . ctl. Any bird that protested the presence of a bright greeu tree nuiM no. Just , then Clerk Hopkins taug the boll as he oponed the rash drawer. .Mlrkla forgot h trou bles with a aallsfied squawk. He was htiooy once more. Mliky had become a creature of his Invlronmeut he had been as sociating with the bell hups. MAN lllltll:i ALIVE PORTLAND, Dec. IS. Burled under six feet ot sand In a bunker at the llarkett Digger company docks. N. W. Hackott. 02. was killed toiluy by suTfooullon. His body was rrinoveu uuer au nour ui uikkuis. but efforts to reauaclat Mm were unavailing. Harkett was working in tho bunker when a huge wall of wet sand collapsed and fell on him. ! ... I ' : - ' " i n m i ii ii'l- " I lIDD!ES'C0LDS f V should not b "dcsMd." Treat than xtvrnalty with DCKS VapoRUD PARAKEET IRKED BY HOLIDAY CHEER (Continued from Page One) ed that idea wide open. Mickie Is a woman hater now1 and will bite any female he can get his bill on. The fact remains that Mickie once enjoyed arboreal surroundings. Yesterday a Christmas tree was set up in the lobby of his present home. Did Mickie take pleasure on seeelng It? Quite to the con trary the lobby still oches with all the distaste to which a para keet can give uterance. He became violent. Alarmed, and with thought of Mickie's advanced years, the hotel management called upon bird ex perts to adjudge as to his mental. V,.-: mm Electric light will, in time, ruin the eyea unprotected by tha. riitht glasses. Don't take a clftince with weakened eye-structures. Have us remedy the trou ble with corrective lenses. DR. H. J. WINTERS Eye Hieh. Specialist. We Grind Our !'.:-1 Klamath Fall. Conquers Bad Breath " ' :; and is Popular Again y 4 "The day 1 started taking Carter's Liule Liver Pill,.- tayl Mr. A Perry of New York City, -my habitual bad breath and had Momach stopped. i,ronKlJ' "commend them to all thoie afflicted with these na.ty troubles, 1 assure you that my own case was a bad one, causing me untold embarrass ment, and Carter's helped me right from the start. " ' Bad breath comes from sour stomach and can usually be relieved quickly by Carter's Little Liver Pills. They are wonderful for constipation, sick-headache and indigestion and they physic the system in a mild and gentle manner, no bad after eftects. Recommended stid lot uii by all drug stoics. ' (Advertisement If you know ot any gama viola-! tions, call phone 584. All Informa tion will be strictly confidential. 'RINK, Night and Morning to keep them Clean, Clear aod Healthy Write or Free "Eye Care" or "Eve ficaurv" Book MrO,Ett.H.5,SE..OkSi,Ciki. J PHI ia; -e. o -7. SANITARY MARKET MEAT SPECIALS-BEEF '-!... Boneless Beef Pot Roaxt, lb luc Pot Roast, Bone In, lb .'....13c Prime Rib Roast, Boned and Rolled, lb 22c Rib Boiling Beef, lb 8c Sriloin Steak, Baby Beef, lb .'. 25c T-Bone Steak, Baby Beef, lb 25c Round Steak, Baby Beef, lb 22c VEAL Shoulder Veal Roast, lb : .'.....:.18c Shoulder Veal Steak, lb 18c PORK . 5 lbs. Roast Pork $1.00 Pork Steak, lb 25c MUTTON Leg Mutton, lb .....35c Mutton Stew, lb , 10c Sanitary Market TWO PHONES 22-23. See I got it, Bill It's a Brownie Brownies (they're Eastman niade) cost from $2 up they solve gift problems as easily as they make good pictures. Ask to see the line at our Kodak counter. Here you enn select the gift , you want in just a minute or two. Brmvmcs (on iype) $2 ii! Foldini Drcranut '0 up Underwood's Pharmacy "Tho Houho of a Tliouxnuil ;Ifln' GET YOUR GUNS AND SHELLS HERE V Everything for the Christmas Tab Sujrar Per cwt 10 lb. sack $6.40 67c Flour 49 lb. sack Anchor $2.12 49 lb. Kick Crater.Lake $2.25 19 lb. sack Drifted Snow $2.59 Cereals "Full Line" Large pkg. II. O. Oats j Small jigk. H. O. Oats Small ikg. Crown OaU i Large jikp:. S. R. lfuckweat Flour 3 Cereal Pcstum, pkp 2, Instant Tostum, can 2 Celery, bunch -1 Beans Bayous, per lb Cranberries White Navy's White Navy's per cwt. Red and pink Mex. lb. Sweet Spud, lb. 12V2C 1212 10c $8.25 10c Fancy Spuds, per cwt $3.75 Canned Goods No. 1 can Libby's Apple Butter J 3c No. 1 can Pineapple I5c No. lb. can Pineapple 23 C No. 1 can Grape Fruit 25c 1 gallon Pineapple (Libby best) No. Libby Peaches 27c No. 2 can pure Jelly 30 C 2 cans No. 2U Tomatoes .'. 2:ic 2 cans No. 2 Corn ?5c 2 cans No. ZKU Pumpkin 25c 3 cans No. 2. Sauer Kraut 5QC 1 gallon can Cider 47c Van Camp's Baked Beans Special Medium sized cans 10c Small cans 08c Large cans, No. 3 : JQC Raisins Fancy Cluster, pkg 29 C Puff Raisins, 2 lbs 25c Thompson Seedless, lb c Market Day Special, 4 lb. pkg 43 c 2 pkgs. Raisins (Seedless or Seeded) 2gc Dates Fancy, Hollow, lb 4c Pkg. Dates, pkg 21c Pkg. Pitted Dates, pkg. --19c Pkg. Fancy Figs, pkg Jyc New Mixed Nuts Fancy Mixed, 3 lbs. for $1 .00 Choice Mixed, lb '"30c Walnut ib. . "'25 C Tobacco Special 1 lb. George Wpshipcton Tobacco (dinner pan) g Star and Horseshoe Tobacco, lb. Tuxedo, tins, small Tuxedo, large, can y IVince Albert 2 small tins 2 J 1 lb. Frince Albert Tabocco (Xmas pkg.) 5 Day's Work, lb Fancy P. W. Special Coffee, lb. 4 Fancy Japan Tea, 1 lb. pkg. . 4 Rice, lb. ( I.arpo Oval cans Sardines, 'today (Two to a customer) 2 for ... 2 2 small cans Salmon, lb 2! All ICingsford's Starch, pgk 2 packages Unit Starch 1 Glace Fruits and Preserv Fancy mc-tal box of Mixed Fruits and Nuts, each $2.' Citron Peel, lb. 5 Lemon and Orange Peel, lb 3 Jar S. & W. Fancv Preserved Apri cots 2i Christmas Candies "Piggly Wiggly Special Mix' A F Line at Lowest fricet. A Fancy Mix, lb. 2(1 A Fancy Chocolate Drop, lb. ..-.. Q Jelly Beans lb. lq nr. Ipks than othi costs. Don't fail to look over thii line next week. ' 2 Ib.s Fig Newtons -34 2 lbs. Ginger Snaps 23 White Castile Soap, per lb. ..-2(1 .6 bars Laundry Soap (any kind) 25 10 bars P. & G -3H 2 cakes Cream Oil Soap -1 3 cakes Palm Olive Soap 2 3 cakes Peter Pan Soap 2 S. O. Piggly Wiggly Co 4th and Main Streets Opposite Hall Hotel r in ' 1 in ... ....(' ' A. D. LAMBERT, Prop.