The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, November 06, 1925, Image 4

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T H * C A T E CTTT JOURNAL
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
GATE CITY JOURNAL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voter« of School District No.
26 of Malheur County. State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of
Myaam said district will be held at School House, on the 17th day of November,
. 1H25, at 2 o ’clock in the afternoon for the purpose of discussing the bud-
g t hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to vote on the propo-
I o -.on or levying a special district tax.
H F. BROTYN
the total amount of money needed by the said school district during
lire fiscal year beginning on June 15, 1926, anu ending June 30, 1026, is
e .(..mated in tne toliow.ng budget and includes the amounts to b e ’ re
1 ntcr d xt tfi«»
ut N'aaa, c.ivcd tiom the county school fund, state school fund, elementary school
**V'Ti, as saco ml-cl__ -.-oi mattar rui.u, spcc.ai district tax. and all other moneys of the district;
1 ublished
every Friday
Oregon, by
at
BU1K.ET
i
Estimated Expenditures
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Une year in advance............ *1 50 Personal Service:
!
month*, in advance.........
$ 2006.00
7Í 1. Superintendent
3. Teachers ................
....... 9
10449.99
4. Janitors ................
....... 1
702.00
5. Clerk ......................
............. 1
50.00
7. i.u ck Diiver ....
........... 1
580.60
Total
...............................................
lirsdford.
1 Id iho. (’ «rver
«¡erial ard Supplies:
graduates ConHultslicn and examin­ . i rn.Lurc (u.oka, stoves, curtains, etc.)
ation free. Twelve years successful . .jupjji.es (cnaik, erasers, etc.) ................
practice in the state. First door west . L.b.uiy books .............................................
o j Equipment .......... ........... ..............
o f hank Nv»"». Oregon.
Chiropractors
$ 2000.00
10449.99
702.00
50.00
$85.00
------------ *13786.99
SS2
...*4t0.00
... oo.60
... 26.00
... 75.00
.. 50.00
... loO.CJ
)
S. L ght ........................................... .........................
.. 2.0.00
3. Vvuter ...
............................................... .......................... ^ 70.00
1J. i ostLge, stationery and printing .................................. .. 15.00
|
Total
....”............."....... .......................
........
4
$
. c UtUil. I S.
1. iiueic3t on Bonds ............. .................................... ..........;2 -116.60
I. Wc*r;a.it, ana iiit.reoi tno¿\ id .......................................... A.Ooó.1 J
1 o.ai
................... . .........................................................
1.«
. .....,i i,, pupils; ..... .....................................
i i* ...» i u*.u ...........................
... .
| inuuruu.c: ................................. ......................................... .................
vCenerai M anaqer
^-AoCERS
i M'sec lie..eous:
1. t’runium clerk’s bond ......
Audit of c.erk s books ......
Total
.................. .
7 > ” * f
200.CO
i
'Í J.'
iN
25.00
35.60
A
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P. S. There will he another pice
here two Weeks from now. Look
for it.
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H * k e l 0 0 .e«t<3£
f? i*n the be.ia Prir'¡’> Co. ’-
Recap! tula, lion
Total estimated expenses for the year ___ —.................... *24306.18
'total estimated receipts not iuciuumg proposed tax ..... Boj3.i0
Balance, amount to be raio.-a oy (listnet tax _________ *16322.48 k - ? | > &
JL
* ^ * Ì Ì
1
be or. di-pltty ai (he Hotel Western
Given
ÍA J W ¿ ->
iïc & ic îs $ 1 . 0 0 ; t a x
206.00
2o0.60
ICO 00
78.53
2iio<0U
1 6 .o 3
j 1. iiond intere*i __
24/Ö.0U
• vv“ “ »nl, und luteivsi jk . I ™ ............ * 208.4.13
lOcai— uidebivanca*
J -•rtîun .........
T'RANBEURTATIUN o f
PUPILS:
I 1250.00
T o ta l— 1 ra n sp oria iip .
ot pupila r r . .... $ 1250.6V)
INSLRANCE;
a
iola l— insurance
$ 200.06
.d48CT.LL.VN ’
-
..............
..OL'S:
200.06
Sinking T ....................
1560.00
4 mu |— » cund ...........
1706.00
EAlBr -'4i»cclla»eo«a
AGENCY:
800.00
T
...................................
8u0.0ti
otal— Emergency
.......... $24966.18
. GRAND TOTAL .......
t
1 2 3 0 .6 6
3ob2.a3
106.00
lot.oo
157.06
467.66
1238.00
2806.06
2476.00
6664.85
$
200.00
$ 3126.00
401.00
4J1.00
802.00
160.34
1*7.83
326.67
100.00
100.00
206.00
11)0.06
1 * 0.00
200.00
782.15
400.00
170.S5
782.15
406.00
170^>
$11745.il $13109.45 *23,77 < ,99
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PRONE 16
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lU c ; S p e cta to rs 2 5 c
W H A T HE K N E W
»
The guide baited her honk and tossed
It Into the water. The fair angler re­
warded him with a smile and Inquired:
“ I suppose you understand all about
fish?”
T ig guide considered this question In
all Its aspects before he replied slow­
ly, “No, I wouldn't go so far as 10 say
that. I know only 1,973 reasons why
they don’t bite."
H istoric Swedish Jail
Ostorninlin prison In Sweden Is the
oldest Jail In that country and one ot
the most historically Interestlns In tin
rope. One of It» exhibits Is that o I
1.800 skeletons of the Swedes who f'U
In df fending Vlshy 000 year* age
Many of the skeletons are still Indo»"1
In coats of chain mall. Fine old for
nitore from all putts of Europe Is « li­
on display in the prison yard today
Lady Jurors Show M ercy
For Sa'« Cheap- My 1926 Model F rd
Ford r Sedan. W H. Crooker o302t
'‘Ladles and gentlemen of the jury,”
began the attorney for the defense,
"can you look upon the prisoner’s
tear-stained face and not take pity
on her?”
And all six of the Indlps on the Jury
did take pity on her and offered her
their co.-metlcs. — Western Christian
Advocate.
The trn i l,ne Ithmry e know tnday
o a» he un lo T'P’t In the otate of New
York urder th# leaderablp of the *eat
III -arlan Mil vi' Oewey. New York
»■■nt horts htrgely tn stipplemeot nr
atrengthen librarles alrendy In exist­
en ce.
EXPLAINING
Travcli-rg Labrarles
B eauty P e'e^ e U tility
Stenographen are often engaged for
»thetic ns woll n» »rilltnrian n*»«nn«
?t ta rarely, however, that t)** latter
are completely Ignored, aa ivas the
1-nae in an advertisement that appeared
In a New York newspnper. "Wanted,"
*t rend, "a stenngrnpher. Must ha
good-looking. Knowledge of tvplng n.V
necessary."
wseci
CONSTRUCTION :
! .otal—Eonstruciiuon ..........
â lA i.i ItN A N G i AND «D t / .iK a :
! ,
.Buuuíügs ana gioun. AÖ........
ai d u
ir* ....
* < - H v * v » v v .-»% ♦ rV-t ->
111 Fifth Avenu«. Ni
i
V.
.ar.
275.75
$
150.00
$ 650.00
$25112.45
Little Bobby—What's the difference
between matrimony and patrimony?
Professor Letterktnk—The words are
$ 386.28
derived from the Latin. Mater, mean­
ing mother and pater, father. Thus,
patrimony Is supplied by the father
$ 5917.52 while matrimony Is promoted by the
mother.
$ 2059.10
$
$
333.11
190.00
$ 650 00
$26995.23
above « tir a r te of
‘ vff r
I, H. A. Diven, do hi treby eerti.
that the
^ _______
months of the
current year and the expenditure-
hy me and that the ex p. ndituraa > ' nd, t,ulJ“ et * llr° * ‘* r ' .s shown' above'have been compiled from the records
ior the three fiscal year, . naxt prec ed’ ‘’ « th* cunent ys r aa shown ao
R A . DIVEN, District Clerk.
j in my charge and are t rue ami co. ri'tct C0P1C'» l“ e,eot-
'-»•»«rantoed b y
W ,
J'dZZ
A Com; Jete Line of Pretty ( ostumes
040.00
f
éé,
fe I
mwnstii
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______ —
Enplane! and France, smoking
vu x iic i i \ A L
A i\ D A C C O U N T I N G S H E E T
ready made Cigarettes fought two
:
and a half years and couldn’t make
n C iio d ij D tS iltlC T NO. 26
the first down on Germany. Ger­
in s o. „ .m l ultimate shows in parallel columns the u..t. to.-.s ot the several services, material and supplies
many smoking old tow lines off
i i**e ... < nii-ai y.-uia lie... pic.Ju.ug t..e cunent y^a., uie detail expenditures lor the last one ot said
Ships, Sawdust, Cabbage leaves,
r -.cu .'k in-tui jc...u dim ui. t i n t a anowuiices ...u exptnu.tuies lor six months of tne current year
u.i., uioiniis ui iiic cunciU year intuiia six uioutns l i tne last school year.)
Horse Blankets, and second hand
Gun Powder couldn’ t make the
EXE ENDTT LUES
grade. But when Americans arrived
Expenditures and budget
Expenditures for three fiscal years
with no equipment and no training,
anowance
next preceding the last
but plenty
Bull” Durham, and
for six montiis of last
school year
E sum ai« 1
school year
Nerve to burn it vvuh, in T w o
expcuuiutr es
ITEM
weeks the French were trading
for me ensi ung
Detailed
scituui yc« r .,
Budget
expenuuures foiSecond year First year
Legion o f Honor Medals for a
Expenditures >llowani;e
^
laat ytar
i
sack o f
Bull.” O n e sack was
in detail
detail
oi ^
Give
Give
worth two quart; of Iron Crosses.
three-year period yearly totals yearly totals
t iuiiócìNAt. Silit t it,*,:
Englishmen have even been known
r. du^u.ni.ciidi-iit _____
4666.66 * 1666.66 * 1393.98
......... * '¿biH/A'U
a. a cacaci a ...............
to sacrifice their afternoon tea for
5226.66
8856.25
4455.66
....... — .Cosu.v.lh 1
.Juintu** ............ ^
376.66
010.66
331.06
.......................... U - .o u
a putf of
Bull” Durham. Even
i>. Cnak ...........
56.66
56.66
66.66
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od
.od
afrer the war an American private,
i uiacr ¿Service* ...... .
88 i .55
occupying the Ruhr, went into a
V. Truck Driver ..............
270.00
276.00
. .
oob.tVl
it ia i— i tioonai Service*
$12770.00
$15449.39
German Restaurant and asked for
$ 6412.66 * 6940.00 *42468.78
..*13786.9.9
si
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AND
SLEE
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a glass o f Milk. l i e couldn’ t make
e r umiture (desks, etc.)
* 290.11 * 306.00 $ 258.94
the Waiter understand so he drew
"•.... —-..... * 450.00
... Euppiies (ciutik, etc.)
0Ü.U0
OO.Ü6
the Picture of a C ow , and a Milk
3. Dioiuiy boons
25.50
25.60
26.56
20.66
4. ù cieu ce
..............
Pail.
1 he Waiter im m ediately
; 6.66
ypewriteis .................
25.60
returned with a Bucket o f Beer
5 6 .6 6
toi s supplies
45.97
i o .06
45.31
106.06
and a Sack of “ Bull” Durham
t i. T del ........ ..........
764.15
371.57
3 10 .0 6
■ 5 0 .6 6
1
1>
.
Eignt
ano
1 obucco. I hat Private was a better
264.66
Telephone.
430.66
4 66 .86
27 0.66
¡3. Water ....
54.45
2¿.o0
•Artist than he thought he was.
25*o8
10.00
id. Postage
34.26
7.50
4 0.6 6
-
a“ u »tuf.onery
10.00
$ 1138.70
$ 2009.29
lo.ul— material una äuppnes
J
1368.48
.o i o.c6 * 1047.57
.............* 1960.Ü6
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60.00
The indebtedness of District No. 26 its as follows;
Total bonded indebtedness ........... ................................ $42100.00
Total wanunt indebtedness ..... _ ................................... $ 2338.19
local umuiiiit ot ad tnddbtedueas ................................v»4»a8.19
Dated tins loth day of October, 1525.
Attest; 11. J\. GIVEN, District Clerk.
T'K u D iCCiUr’t 'A N , Board of Directors.
IS
ÌmÀ..J ÌL.d«k»
J loUÜ.OU
Estimated Receipt*
T rom county school fund during the comitng school year..*2454.61
T ruin stale school fund during tile eomrug school year., 507.36
l rom elementary school fund during the coming school
year
........ - ..................... .......................................... ...... 675.00
Estimule of probable unexpended balance at end of
current year .......................... .................................. ..... 2456.81
Estimated amount to be received from all other sources
during tne coming school year, H igh Scauul Tuition 24o9.92
Total estimated receipts, not including pruposuu tax.... * 5683.76
• Who Won
the War?
M ‘7-
xV- A. V
* 260.00
Total estimated amount of money for all purposes
Curing the year ___ ____ :............................ ... ________ *24366.15
ii anient by W ill Rogers, Zieg*
fcld f-ollicH anti screen »tar, and
le a d in g A m e r ic a n h u m o r ist.
M ore com ing. W atch for them .
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f
m m f
m i
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$5064.10
* 1250.00
Einergeucy: ................................................................................ $ 046.00
Total
.................. ...................................................... _ .......... *
Another null” Durham acfver-
' Ki
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t
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$1905.00
200.00
.V.tintcnance aid Repairs: Building an! gioun-.l..............
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O re«»«
.♦♦le*
We haul
Any t hing
Anywh*re
Any Time
M- W. Cheeley
n »««* sr
She Loved Dogs
"H o w I lo v * d o g « ! ’’ th* m aiden c r ^ d .
A nd w h in h er s u ito r s o ftly s lg l. 1:
‘ 1 w ish I w ere a d o g . you k n o w —
“ Oh, w s ll,” s h s said, perhaps y o u *1
g r o w .”
Hidden Treasures
There Is many a rich stone laid up
In the bowels of the earth, many a fair
pearl laid up in the bosom of the sea
tliul never was seen and never will be
seen.—Exchangv.
C redit, Not Morals
The adjective in "a good neighbor
nod" doesn’t refer to the morals of
he people, but . to their credit.— Baltl
jore Sun.
For Sale Cheap—My 192* model Fard
Fordor Sedan. W. H. Ctookar. oS02t
M oved a Long W a y Since
“My boy has a camera, a radio set.
and goes to the movies three times a
week.”
“ Well. Jim. when we consider what
ft talee» to amuse the youngsters of
t o â ç . : I often wonder how the deuce
we kids were ever able to get a thrill
by looking Into a kaleidoscope.“
Animal Talk
ATTORNEYS
E
AT
LAW
M. BLODGETT
Attorney and Uuunaelloi at Lae
"rsetie* tn all roi.r->
N y a sa .
O itg<
CSIROPRACTOKS
Th« new seal had arrived at the aao. Dra k P. and Pearl M t r.idford.
All the Inhabitant« thereof crowded
licensed In Oregon nd 1-iaht.
around the newcomer and gazed
Carver Grsdoa’ ea
him In wonder.
“Did they send yon in a hanate ConauExlioa and Essminauor. “ rev
car?" ventured the »fuck-up porcupine.
Nyssa, Oregon
“No. b o ," -.-*1 tba answer. “ I’m a
box car teal."
W. B HCXIE
INSURANCE
am
L eft H er Pondering
Ea mestine- “M net people admire
ay mgtiti. Do you?" Eraeat—“ Rather:
iW * W I» immense
Progresáis-»
Grue».
Office at Reaitotre, Third
Efcrgood Aveno«.
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