Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, September 11, 1925, Image 8

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On Inland Highway
VERNONIA EAGLE
District Attorney John L. Foote a short time to go. Beto still about Clatskanie Wednesday to attend the from Weiser, Idaho, where she has Sunlay and Monday.
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council meeting.
of St. Helens was in Vernonia on even.
| MOVIE NEWS AND
been visiting her sister, Mrs. B. T. gassed in the late war an
| COMMENT OF LOCAL' Tuesday evening, paying the Eagle
very poor health.
Mrs. Schamen i« in Portland on Hall and other relatives.
Bush, Brown, Kullander, Shipley,
office a short visit and trans-
business
this
week.
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FEATURES
Dr. Sears, Sesseman, Repass Barker
George Terrian’s brother, Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Hugher of Longview
♦--------------------------------------------- * acitng business.
and Barnes are some of the mighty
Messers
Reagan
and
Cox
returned
is
visiting
with
him
and
his
father
visited
at the homo of Ellery Stones
Movie copy this week is interest­
Fishing is good.
hunters who tramped the woods this from British Columbia last week. this week.
This is the first trip the first o fth« week.
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ing. as we have looked over th«
week.
Some of them are still They are very much impressed with Wallace has made to Vernonia nad
The hunters are out after deer.
advance sheets of what Mr. Bush
tramping and we don’t know what the country and located a Job and is very fuvorably impressed with our
Dan Welson and his mother Bpe”t
has booked for the coming six days
Several in Vernonia heard the luck they are having.
will return to make their home there city.
the week-end in Portland, accom- **
In Portland, Tuesday we heard a speech of Vice President Dawes in
shortly.
panied by Mr». Bert Nelson.
party remark abut the late pictures Portland last Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Washburn have re
W.
L.
Hull
is
in
Portland
thia
being shown in Vernonia, and the
turned from Monmouth where they
Mrs. T. C. Hall of Rainier, form­ week attending to business.
Bert Nelson visited with his
speaker noticed that many times we
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Richardson have been the peat several months.
erly
of this place, is visiting with
parents in Hillsboro over Sunday.
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see the shows before they do in spent the Labor Day vacation with
Burch Eifort and two hispitnl
Mrs. A. Lester has returned from her daughter, Mrs. Ben Cline of Ver
Mr. Richardson’s parents in St.
Portland or Seattle.
nonia and other relatives and mates from Walla Walla hispital,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hall motored
visit in the Willamette valley.
Helens.
friends. She is on her way home were calling on old friends here to Clatskanie and back Monday.
For Saturday night the local play
Mrs. C. McCoy of Pittsburg, Pa.,
Lots of building.
house will show Jack Hoxie in “The
is visiting with her mother, Mrs. ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET—BUDGET
White Outlaw.” A marvelous horse
Lots of work in Vernonia.
Washburn. Mrs. McCoy waa never
Thia original estimate is made in complance with Chapter 118 of 1921 Session Laws of Oregon, and shows
and a wonderful dog. It is a picture
parallel columns unit costs of the several years services, materials and supplies for the three fiscal years next
Mr. Hunkel is building a new resi­ west before and says she never waa in
of thi ills and action with thousands
preceding the current year, the detail expenditures for the last one of snid preceding years and the budget al­
of wild horses on a stampede and a dence on First avnue, wesc of Rose in a locaility that pleased her ao lowance and expenditurea for aix months of the current year.
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stallions fight to death,
Mingled avenue.
much in every way.
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EXPENDITURES
in wit hthe excitement is a pretty
School is well under way.
New Fords are popular.
love, romance and the girl and Jack
Expenditures and budget Expenditures for three fiscal years next
preceding the last year._______
Estimated allowance
for last aix
are at their best in the whole ex­
Mrs. Wm. Asplund visited her
Cyrus Todd enforms us that they
expenditures
months and 1925
hibition.
Detailed
ex
daughter in Portland Monday.
ITEM
have sold their home place at
for the on-)
penditures
X,
Third
Second
for the las
Ray Emmott and P. D. Schrou- Riverview and contemplate moving
suing year.
year
1
year
On Sunday night, "The Lady Who
to
southern
Oregon,
locating
in
Expenditures
year of the
Budget
der are on a fishing and hunting
total
Lied," will deeply touch the hearts trip in Idaho.
Total
Jackson county.
3-year per­
in detail
1925
iod
of those who will see it.
It is a
Saturday is Tag Day for the city GENERAL FUND
powerful drama and drama lovers
Mrs. Bettie Cluck left Sunday for
will not care to miss it. The lade will her home near St. Helens. She spent park. It is a good propostion. Now Administration Expense
Rent, light, fuel
long linger in ones memiry.
the week-end with her sister and' is the opportunity to secure a park
and
accounting ......... I 800 00
a
n
d
w
't
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successful
tag
sale
Sat
­
I 058.45 $ 400.00
brother, Mrs. M. D. Edwards and
9 430.52
3
37.45
915.00
urday the deal will be assured. The Recorder's Office
Lawrence
Williams
of the Square
Salary ..........................
Next Monday is “The Texas Bear­
1200.00
600.00
1200.00
park
contains
over
three
acres
and
is
378.02
207.42
21.05
Supplies, incidentals ..
300.00
cat.”.
A fresh flavor of romance Deal garage.
119.03
located right in the city.
Treasurer’s Office
and piquancy is given Bob Custer's
Salary ..........................
Vernonia school start with
___ __
the
120.00
60.00
new Texas Ranger production. "The
Mr. R. D. Coates and faily were
Supplies, incidentals .
30.00
largest attendance ever known here.
1.48
Txas Bearcat” by the playing of
visiting at The Dalles over Sunday Legal Expense
4
Attorney
salary
........
pretty little Sally Rand, reported to
Twenty-two students from Mist and Monday.
600.00
262.50
600.00
1049.31
Special attorney ........
be one of the most beautiful girls enrolled in the high school.
106.89
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sonnicksen Police Department
in pictures. Miss Rand who is a re-
Marshal
salary
........
1800.00
The fellow who can memorize the spent the week-end visiting relatives
846.96
1800.00
2564.78
cruti from vaudeville has been a
982.70
698.07
Supplies, jail expense
200.00
97.43
600.00
sensation in Hollywood where she re­ license number of the car that hit in Seattle.
Fire Department
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cently was featured by Cecil Del him can really be said to have
Supplies & equipment
100.00
72.69
500.00
958.50.
presence of mind.
128.65
Health
Department
* RIVERVIEW NOTES
Mille in "The Golden Bed.”
Service and supplies
100.00
42.00
100.00
Portland—Pacific Telephone &
103.00
26.01
♦ --------------------------------------------- ♦ Street Department
On Tuesday and Wednesday night Telegraph Co., will install new ser-
Street lighting, repairs
Mrs. Kate Davis of Daikena, Wn.,
and maintenance ......
you will see “Racing Luck,” a fea­ vice for Mt. Scott and Mt. Tabor is visiting her sister, Mrs. Paul Ter-
900.00
232.15
960.00
264.56
550.93
Elections
115.00
60.00
ture comedy that will bring out the districts.
9.00
100.00
rian this week.
94.60
I^gal Publications ..........
50.00
38.20
laughs if you have any in storage.
360.00
482.05
60.50
140.75
Engineer’s Office
Newspaper advertising talks
Mr. and Mrs. Claude HilLsburry
It is a race and speed all the way
Supplies, incidentals
50.00
34.71
200.00
4.55
through with Manty Banks as the
The winner of the Eagle auto made a flying trip around the Mt Emergency ..........................
1009.00
1000.00
762.44
218.43
723.13
Hood
Loop
this
week-end,
reporting
will
sure
have
to
work
from
now
on.
knockout. It will cure the blues and
WATER OPERATING FUND
make one feel better for the next Their friends are coming to their a lovely trip.
Water Superintendent’s
salary
1590.09
days work. On Thursday and Friday rescue. It is a tug-of-war with only
750.00
1500.00
4001.14
736.09
E. E. Mills was in from his Job at
Assistant’s
one will not miss seeing the pie­
salary
1200.99
233.33
turse. It is one you will always ad-
Extra help, supplies
mire.
and maintenance
3390.09
2099
WATER BOND FUND
Sinking fund
5690.09
Su'ongeheart in “White Fang”
2220.00
3100.00
2220.00
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District
Interest
3690.09
You have probaly seen Strong- No. 47 of Columbia County, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING
2900.00
3600.00
2775.00
1050.00
SEWER
BUND
EÜND
heart but never in this picture—his of saij district will be held at Grade School, on the 3rd day of October,
Sinking
fund
1709.99
2090.00
very best. One of the advertisers 1925, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon for tbe purpose of discussing th* bud­
Interest
2490.99
1775.80
2400.00
truthfully says of this picture. The get hereinafter set cut with the levying board, and to vote on the propo­
world’s greatest dog in the world’s sition of levying a special district tax.
Payment on outstanding
The total amount of money needed by the said school district dti-ing
greatest dog story—the smashing, the fiscal yeai beginning on June 30, 1925, and ending June 30. 1926, •»
warrants and in­
terest ..........................
dynamic drama of Jack London’s estimated in the following budget and includes the amounts to be re­
1700.00
1850.00
swept like a blizzard of emotions ceived from the county school fund, state school fund, elementary school GENERAL BOND FUND
Sinking fund .............
600.01)
across Alaska—the most magnifi- fund, special district tax. and all other moneys of the district:
Interest .....................
360.00
BUDGET
cent of backgrounds—a tender love
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ExpENDITURES
ESTIMATED
TOTAL
......
......
......
WUM.'W
____ 313160.49
.____
__ _____________
_ _____
story of the great north—and the PERSONAL SERVICE:
927470.00
316087.37
34088.18
31614 .>0
No.
Salary per
devotion of a superb dog!
I, D. B. Reasoner, do haiwby certify that the above e timate of expenditures for the yem ........ w.i.-
year.
pared by me and that the expenditures and budget allowance for six months of the current year and the ex­
A picture that will get under the 1. Superintendent
.1
91800.00
31800.00
penditure» for the three fiscal years next preceding the current year as shown above have been compiled''from
skin and send the red corpuscles 3. Teachers ........
2
1199.70
2399.40
the records in my charge and are true and correct copies thereof.
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dancing through your vins in a mad
1170.00
1170.00
(SEAL)
D B. REASONER, City Recorder.
4
990.00
riot of exhilaraiton- You’re going to
3960.00
2
1125.00
2250.00
say as everyone else is saying:
3
945.00
2835.00
"What a picture!”
2
900.00
1800.00
I
4. Janitors
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1
666.00
666.00
1
702.00
702.00
5. Clerk ....................................... 1
120.00
120 00
LOCALS
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Total ................... i...........
317752.40
♦--------------------------------------------- ♦ 7. Other services .....................
50.00
50.00
The Workingmen's store l . . I a . vTERIAL AND SUPPLIES:
mackanaw to Mr. Hess o." Vem. •i| 1. Furniture (desks, stoves.
curtains, etc.) ............
who was born in 1817. Mr. ». < is as
2. Supplies (chalk, erasers,
lively as most men h: : . A age.
etc.) ..............................
3. Library books .....................
Mr. and Mrs. . II. K»‘:’ur have 5. Playground equipment ........
returned 1 to V
vj remain, 6. Janitor’s supplies .................
after an CXl <i. o .. ,> through 7. Fuel .......................................
8. Light ................................ ......
Washingt« i n: I
•‘s of Canada.
9. Water .....................................
10. Postage, stationery and
Enrollme
. V rnonia schools as
Printing .......................
20.00
near as can L .• hr d his early is fori
Total ................................
9 2020.00
the grade schools about 450 and for MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS:
building
and
grounds
the high school 150, making about
9400.00
Total ................................
600 enrolled in th eVernonia schools INDEBTEDNESS:
9 400.00
at the beginning of the school year. 1. Bonded, and interest thereon
25000 0 5 %%; 15000 Cd)
5 % ....................................
Mrs. Chrystal Owens left Tues­
94200.00
♦
20-in AIR TIGHT STEEL HEATERS
day afternoon for Clatskanie to visit 2, Warrant, and interest
$2.90
thereon
................................
6178.60
with her mother.
Total ................................
910818.00
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS: .................
9 4680.00
22-in AIR TIGHT STEEL HEATERS
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Williams TUITION: 3 pupils Dist. 47, Washington Co.
$3.15
60.00
3
motored to Portland last Sunday.
EMERGENCY:
9250.00
Total ................................
9 250.00
Total estimated amount of money for all purposes
24-in AIR TIGHT STEEL HEATERS
Little Virginia Grines of tht Wil­
$4.15
during
the
year
............
liams apartments was quite ill Mon­
935540.40
V
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
day and Tuesday.
From county school fund during the coming year ...95,609.09
26-in AIR TIGHT STEEL HEATERS
$4.85
(Use amount of county school fund received last year aa basis for mak­
Mrs. Dolly Anderson spent Sunday ing this estimate.
and Monday i)i Portland, visiting From state school fun) during the coming school year 938.08
with her mother.
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(Use amount of state school fund received last year as basis in making
(Price includes one joint of pipe)
this estimate.)
From
elementary
school
fund
during
the
coming
school
E. N. Visnaw, who has been visit­
year ..................................
3601.18
ing friends in Wallace, Idaho, re­ Estimate of probable unexpendet balance at end of
turned this week.
current year, Sales.........
26.00
V
Balance ...................................................................... 779.75
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dissmore and Estimated amount to be received from ail other sources
during the coming senool year .............................. 250.00
family spent Sunday in McMinnville
(Do not include the money to be received from the proposed tax.)
Total estimated receipts, not including
H. J. Buffmair an<j family and L.
proposed tax
911,208.05
G. Meckleen and wife spent Sun-
RECAPITULATION
Total estimated expanses for th« year..................... 935,540.40
day in Seaside.
Now in stock, $12.00 to $31.00. Latest styles and designs.
All kinds and
Total estimated receipts not including proposed tax 11,203.05
Balance,
amount
to
be
raised
by
district
tax,
924,337.85
J. M. Clark and wife spent Sun-
sizes of stove pipe, elbow, dampers, stove board, etc.
3,448.66
day and Monday in Portland.
920,888.69
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The indebtedness of District No. 47. la aa follow«:
Total
bonded
indebtedness
....................
.......
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schooley spent
-................ |1M06.00
the week-end at Hood River.
Mr. Total warrant indebtedness .........
Schooley wanted a little more ex­ Total amount of all indebtedness .............................. 364,800.00
Dated this 1st day of September, 1925.
ercise than usual so climbed to the Attest: LILLIAN BROWN, District Clerk.
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H. M. CONDIT, Board of
top of Mt. Hood.
Directors,
Notice of School Meeting
Hoffman Hardware Co
HEATERS
We sell dozens of Heaters and expect to sell
dozens more.
OUR prices tell the reason why
Big line of Coal and Wood cast heat­
ers direct from the factory, save the
middle mans profit
:
See HOFFMAN about it!
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