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Newspaper Page TextA FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1 927. Tax Summary Rolls Has Been Completed Given below are the figures up on which the 1926 taxes, which are soon to bo collected, are based. As sessor Frank Calkins has compiled a Bummary, showing the rates of levies and amounts to be collected for general county funds, city, road district and school district opera tion and all special levies. The various county lunds are sot forth, the totul amount to be STATE OF OREGON 1 COUNTY OF DOUGLAS . 88, This Is to certify that 1, F. L. Calkins, Assessor for Douglas County, by virtue of the provisions and terms of Section 3669 of Lord's Oregon Laws, as amended by an act appearing at Chapter 184, General Laws of Oregon, for the year 1914, providing for the Issuance of a certificate in duplicate, one copy of said certificate to be delivered to the County Clerk of Douglas County, Oregon, and the Becond copy to be attached to the Assessment Hull of said Douglas County, Oregon, containing the assessments made by -the 6'eunty Assessor as correctod and equalized by the County Board of Equalization, and also containing the assess ments made and certified by the State Tax Commission; do hereby cor- tity that the severnl amounts apportioned to be assessed upon the tax able property in Douglas County, Oregon, tor Stnte, County, Oenernl und Special School and Itoad, Military, University, Special High School, Town. City, Fort, Fire Patrol and other purposes, for which a tax has heretofore been legally levied by isxbibits from the Tax Rolls year 1926 showing the amount of amount of taxes due the school cities and towns having levied special tuxes for the year 1926 The total assessed value of property exclusive of the City of Yoncalla (it being exempt from general road levy), uuon which twenty two and three tenths mills (.0223) is levied is The total assessed' value of the City nlnetcon and eight-tenths mills Total valuation General Taxes Levied for Character of Tax Goneral County Fund Common School Fund . Library Fund Roads and Bridges Market Road Fund Firo 1'atrol Indigent Soldiers State Tax Bond Redemption Interest on Bonds Excess Account of Yoncalla . Special Taxes Levied In Other Taxing Districts. Nanio Valuntlon Lovy Umnqun Highway Improvement Dlst. f 3,957,260 .0099 High School Tuition Fund 13,268,290 .0018 I'ort of Umpriua 6,819,840 .0088 lire Tatrol Special Taxes Levied Name ! Rosohurg Roodsport . Drain Yoncalla Oakland titilhorlin Mvrllo Crook Hiddlo L..., CnnyoiivlUo .... Gleudulo . ' $7,052,860 $91,211.11 .: ' No. Value . . .. Lovy ; Tax V .J 1 ; ' $ 873,100 .0089 ' $ 7,770.69 - -i 2 : 442,140 .0067 3,962.34 ' 3 ' '. 64,730 .0039 262.46 '" V 4 . ' 5,137,060 - .0155 79,624.27 :,' 5 37(1,360 .0049 f 1,814.16 , 8 208,160 no lovy 7 , 116,050 - .0058 673.09 " M 8 ' . 314,490 - -.0310 9,749.19 . :'.- 615,140 ' .0101 8,212.91 ' V. 10 ' 205,790 .0019 391.06 . 11 - 2(10,990 .0021 422.08 12 1,613,9-10 .0063 . 9.637.82 ', " ' ..,13 2(19,760 ,.0095 1,992.62 tr. II 67,lili0 .01119 331.01 . 1G 236,670 .0108 2,564.96 . 16 126,030 .1102(1 . . ' 325.08 . 17 226,920 110 lovy v ' 18 196,660 .0017- 334.32 .. J... 19 64 1,000 .0222 14,296.80 :- 20 . 698,720 , .0011 668.69 5 21 648,460 110 levy ,i 22 626,030 no levy ; 23 166,190 no lovy 24 126,820 no lovy - I 25 , t 115.990 .0037 ' 429.16 ' '?'-' . 26 154.6UO , .0025 3S6.70 . 27 353,970 .0013 121.7(1 i ". 28 307,060 no lovy . 29 163,180 .01117 719.95 , i , 30 102,910 .0081. 833.57 1 31 59,23(1 .0028 1(15.84 ! 32 648.410 .0055 3,016.26 - i 33 377,630 .0027 1,019.60 : 34 2(10,090 .0073 1,460.66 ? 85 390,680 no lew s 36 72,110 .0015 324.63 ! 37 118,690 .0022 21)1.12 "'. . 38 522,810 110 lew J '' 39 91,220 ,001 1 100.34 ,. .40 92,370 .0031 286.35 .1 41 466.270 ,(1()S0 8,730.10 ! 42 122,610 mi lew ': ! 43 200.050 nu low '1 " 44 74,700 .0027 201.69 l 45 121,650 .0010 121.66 '( 1 46 98,880 .0007 69.22 "K 47 390,150 no lew . S .48 .182,220 .0026 473.77 49 120,2(10 .0052 625 35 ,;.' - 60 152.420 .0017 259.1 1 61 83,6(10 .01177 641. IS 62 90,2(10 ,0(113 117.34 63 . 88,340 110 lew '-' . 61 - 225,510 110 lew : ''GO 471,420 .01103 1 11.13 67 101.170 .0060 607 02 f.8 192,770 .0024 462.66 69 93.290 no levy 60 96,810 no lew 61 88.950 .0041 391.38 02 96,320 no levy ' 64 171.910 nu levy 66 131,120 .0027 354,02 (19 123.090 no lew 70 1, 366,610 .(10113 S 609 64 . 71 171,700 .0104 1,7S5.6S 72 66.670 no lew 73 450.260 .0010 4!-,,, if; 74 93,090 .0"5S S.1D 92 "'; ' 75 M6.600 .HOIS 263 88 76 269.780 .0015 1.214.01 77 1,780.190 .01(1(1 17.801 on i 78 101,730 .11025 261 S2 79 394,550 .004 4 856 02 80 S7.8S0 .IHI49 428 16 81 171.410 110 levy 82 59,930 110 lew . 3 . 67.730 .0019 2S2 88 81 395.360 no levy 85 176,120 no levy 80 .91,120 .0050 455.60 ' 87 90.460 no lovy 88 267.620 .1)015 401.43 91 ' 33,0.10 .0091 - 300.671 92 78.710 no low 93 123,930 no lev? 94 2S4.520 no levy 95 .'.. 70,948 .0010 70.911 of 1926 rained for counly aud state tax be lug 772,189.87, which will reQiiIro a levy of 22.3 mills. In city taxes It will bo noted that CanyonvlUe hua the lowest levy 4.7 mills, while Roseburg Is second in the county with 9.6 mills. Riddle has the highest city tax, 34.5 mills. The tax summary In full Is as follows: the County Court, are as follows: of Douglas County, Oregon, for the taxes due tho several funds, also the and road districts and incorporated ..J34,G00,310 of Yoncalla, upon which (.0198) is levied. Is 198,230 $34,658,640 State and County Purposes Valuation Levy $34,658,640 .003860 34,668,6-10 .002020 34,058,640 .000021 34,500,310 " .002562 34,058,540 .001500 34,658,540 .000018 34,658,640 .000087 34,1158,640 .006203 34,658,640 .003812 34,668,640 .002227 .0223 Tax $133,781.97 70,010.26 727.83 88,044.79 61,987.81 623.85 3,016.29 214,986.92 132,118.36 77,184.67 $772,481.64 8.23 $772,489.87 Tax $39,176.87 23,882.92 61,214.59 14,738.18 In Cities and Town. Valuation ..$4,475,970 .. 730,440 .. 231,200 .. 158,230 .. 327,360 ..- 460,360 .. ' 21.6,170 127,170 42,930 .. 282,830 , Levy .0095 .0181 .0101 .0158 .0260 .0146 .0223 .0345 .0047 .0208 Tax , $42,521.71 13,220.96 2,336.12 2,600.03 8,611.86 6,721.26 4,928.68 ' 4,387.36 201.77 G.882.86 No. 96 97 98 : 99 100 101 102 103 105 106 107 ' 108 109 110 111 112 114 115 116 117 120 121 122 123 125 127 129 130 131 132 135 136 137 138 141 141 142 O JD1 JD3 JD4 JDS JDO JD7 Special Union No. i Value Lovy UH5 726,660 .0083 UH0 1,791,830 .0012 UH7 ' , 616,030 .0073 UH8 972,650 .0084 U!I9 1,864,380 .0044 UH10 404,630 .0144 UH11 1,668,830 .0094 Total No. 1 2 3 4 6 8 7 8 . 9 10 11 12 14 15 10 17 18 ' , 19 20 21 ,"' 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Special Road Value 361,130 672,680 1,377,490 362,750 3,090,370 732,920 634,400 188,110 358,980 . 380,360 397,150 476,430 4,476,970 216,170 630,320 1,847,190 (111,660 1,440,78 , 659,030 ' 622,990 200,170 468,880 533,760 228,090 420,310 230,720 212,100 127,170 780,140 88,290 488,850 364,490 231,200 327,860 292,100 621,780 640,420 224,480 114,040 179,610 196,520 460,360 42,930 292.200 .100,320 110,170 562,200 941,740 303.610 220,610 440,480 282,830 300,890 170,770 91,980 109,940 386.290 889,070 237,310 66,970 106,020 466,530 612,160 730,440 804,730 134,080 411,610 270,170 2-15,300 363,390 285,290 717,060 92,660 390,690 123.470 66.960 203,210 36 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 53 63 54 65 56 57 69 60 61 02 63 64 65 66 67 6S 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 O Total RECAPITULATION Stuio and County Tax I'ort of Uniquu Speeinl Tux Flro Patrol Special Tax Hlnh School Tuition Special t'ily Tax Special School Tax Special Union High School Tax Special Road Tax Umpqua Highway Improvement Dlst Total Taxes collectod by Assessor Excess on colled Ions Deficit on Collections Total Amount Duo and Uncollected F. t,. CALKINS. County Assessor of Douglas County, Oregon. Roseburg, Oregon, January' Sih, )927 I, Sam W. Slnrmer, Sheriff of Douglas County, Oregon, as Tax Col lector for said Douglas County, Oregon, heroliv acknowledge receipt from 1'. I,. Calkins.. Assessor for Douglas Countv. Oregon, of Hie de livery of the Tax Rolls of said Douglas Countv, Oreeon, for the vear 1926, comprising four (!) volumes, numbered respectively one (1) two (2), three (3) and four (4). together wilh his certificate showing tho several amounts apportioned and assessed of tho taxable property In said Douglas Counly. Oregon, for State. Countv. General and Special School and Roads, Military. Town, City. Fire Patrol, Survevors' Fees or any oilier purposes for which a tax has been levied. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon, 1Mb 8th day of January, 1927 S. W. STARMKK. Sliorlff and Tax Collector for Douglas Countv. Oregon H- V. K. KOHKHTS, Deputy' 9 tnrouto to Rcodsport . J. H.0Aus(ln. prominent attor ney of Rdsport, lu tho city trip uucU-co. Value Levy Tax 187,020 DO levy 76,320 .0040 306.28 389,430 .001$ 623.09 62,680 no levy 90,130 ' no lovy 42,370 no levy ' : 27,600 . .0046 126.50 19,840 no levy 910,370 .0127 11,661.70 321,150 no lovy 147,140 .0074 1,088.84 62,660 .0048 300.77 212,760 O ' O01'f 361.69 61,080 no levy 96,200 .0032 307.84 2W160 .0011 288.38 86.360 .0176 1,502.34 42,630 .0116 212.65 419,460 .0033 1,384.22 26,040 .0073. 190.09 66,690 no levy 64,380 .0065 ' 353.47 140,020 .0018 182.03 177,940 .0015 266.91 304,760 .0110 8,362.25 64,460 .0046 250.62 167,940 .0027 453.44- 486,940 ' .0120 5,843.28 71,260 .004i! 306.42 86,910 .0038 330.26 66,910 .0064 307.31 129.110 .0100 1,291.10 144,660 .0153 2,213.30 303,170 no lovy 77,860 .0046 350.37 77,860 .0045 360.87 96,800 .0056 642.08 276,870 no lovy 130,260 .0061 794 52 38,090 .0020 76.18 18,610 .0041 76.30 374,260 .0082 3,068.93 9,310 no levy 29,520 .0027 79.70 - - $229,675.58 High School Tax Tax 6,031.28 2,150.20 4,489.72 8,170.26 8,159.27 6,826.67 14,663.00 ..$49,480.40 District Tax Lovy no lovy no levy .010 .010 no levy no levy no lovy no lovy .010 no lovy .0060 .0020 no lovy no lovy no lovy no levy .0030 .0050 no lovy .0060 .0050 .0030 .0025 .010 no levy no lovy .0025 no lovy no levy no lovy $13,774.90 3,527.60 3,689.80 1,182.90 952.86 934.68 7,203.90 3,114.95 1,000.85 1,406.64 1,334.37 2,280.90 630.25 no no no no no lovy lovy levy lovy lovy ,010 lovy 5,217.80 no .0020 no lovy .0030 .0050 no levy no lovy .010 .0040 no levy .010 .0020 .0060 .0060 no lovy no lovy no lovy .010 no lovy no lovy .010 .0010 no lovy no lovy no lovy no lovy no lovy no levy no lovy .0060 .0030 .010 no low .0080 .010 no levy .010 no low .010 .0050 no lovy 538.53 977.60 2,922.00 401.28 6,522.00 1,883.48 1,518.05 1,103.05 1,707.70 1.852.90 889.07 804.48 3,234.83 2,701.70 2.907.12 2,852.90 1.234.70 329.76 $78,809.60 $ 772.IS9.S7 61,214.59 14,7:18.18 23,882.92 91.211.11 229.676.68 49,180.40 78,8119.60 39.176.S7 $1,350,679.12 $1,086.97 - 1.29 31.37 $1,319,627.81 I Fifty cents u month by carrier tour dollars a year by mail Is th subscription price of the Roseburg News-Review. Newsiest daily In i Southern, Qrea, T K.0FP. E The International extension pro gram bunounced recently by offi cers of the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias, will, lu a large meas ure, direct tho activities of Alpha Lodge, according to Chancellor Commander George R. Ware, who was recently Installed with eight other officers of the lodge to direct the work of the Pythian fraternity In this city during the year. The program. Includes among other ac tivities a deflnioi plan to increase the social features, quicken inter est in community service and to make a stronger appeal to worthy citizens to become members of the order. The lodge has set as a mark in the increase of its membership under the general plan announced by the supreme louge to secure a twenty per cent net gain during the year. Commenting on the outline for the new year, Chancellor Com mander George 11. Ware said: 'The program is intended to muke the lodge a real factor in the life of the community and to aid in thfi extension ot the benefits ot fra lerual membership by performing Its share In the great national movemeut. The movement is sup ported by nearly one million mem bers in the United States and Can ada. We have over 6,400 lodges and it is the purpose of the pro gram of activity to make every one ot these lodges the center of fra ternal accomplishment in perform ing the service tor which the fra ternity was founded to make bet ter homes and better communities lu which to live. The Pythian order now operates eighteen homes for aged members. incir widows and orphans. Five oilier states are building homes. nvestmeut in this phase of Py thian endeavor amounts to more than $4,000,000 and over 2,000 men, women and children are provided wilh home comforts. Five grand domains have established educa tional trust funds by which worthy young men aud women are given opportunity for advanced college training. Nearly two hundred are now being kept in colleges through loans from these funds. 'The Pythian Sisters, the wo men's auxiliary of the order has a membership -of nearly a- half mil ium and distributes annuullv mora tliuu $250,000 for the care of or phaned children and for the com forts of the aged and novei-tv slrickou. TllO military llnnnrMnnnt In vni-i, active and is offering to tho young uiuiiiuersuip a military training al most equal to that obtained in bar racks maintained bv the vnt-lnna states. 'The in.qm-nnen il.tnnrimnnl 1,.... celebrated its forty-ninth birthday by moving into its now homo o- iiuo uuiiumg in Indianapolis, In diana, located on the war memor ial IlllLZIL. Thin hi-Hnr-h n( n...lnn lias distributed over $60,000,000 to widows und orphans. It has nearly 100.000 memheru niul fna, it... homo protection amounting to over 4 -u,uuu,uuo. Ill OVni-V rPHtloet Ilia ftnn.,nAl Condition nf Din m-,1.,.. I., ...I.ir.. ing. Tlio subordinate lodges dis tributed lust year $1,709,000 for re lief. Tile llsselH nf t.rnnH a,, k.,k ordinate lodges is over $30,000,000, a mini m over f i,o .16,000 lor tlie year, and in .1926 sixty-six lodges built their own luima pnEti ......... than $8,000,000. Our lodge In adopt ing this program will take definite steps to carry out tho objectives of other lodges over the supreme do main." The fnllOwlllir nffnt-a l.,r.n1 led: chancellor commander, George R. Ware; vlce-chnncollor. .T t liouseolder; master of finance, Roy O. Young; master at arms, W. L. Torrey; keeper of records and soal, K E. Wiinberlv: master nf works, II. L. Connelly; prelate, C. W. Horner; outer guurd, C. W. Parker; inner guard, W. A. Douey. o It's Dangerous To Be Too Thin Demands of Present .Day Fashion for Straight Line Skinniness Wrecking Health of Thousands. It's tlio worst kind ot folly to sacrifice your Health for Fashion or to dally Ignore n condition you Know- is seriously wrong. You do not need to be n Doctor to understand tho dangers of sub normal weight. Common Sense and tho fact that Life Insurance Companies refuse lo sell insur ance to those who aro "too thin" furnish convincing proofs that can not bo denied. If you aro fivo or more pounds underweight, don't neglect the matter, but slurt the use of Mc Coy's Tablets at once! A wonder ful tonic, conlniniiig the world known flesh building value, th power mid strength of Cod Liver Oil without (ho lerrihlo taste and odor. At W. F. Chapman's and all good druggists (do tablets 60c). Money back if not satisfied! GLOOM DISPELS OLD SMILE ON CHAPLIN FACE (Continued from puce 1.) following the disclosure by attor neys for Lila (irey Chaplin that they were investigating the status of the actress ou the Chaplin studio payroll, "We have been infoii.'d that .Miss Purvinnce has been ou the Guard Must Stay Between His Man and Basket This Is the First and Most Important Fundamental of Individual Guarding. One ot the first and most Im portant fundamentals of individual guarding is that the guard should suy between his man and the basket. If he so places himself, he is able to see the ball and cover his man as well. He can watch ball, but the same time be aware of any movement which his opponent makes id can shift his position accordingly. Failure to observr. this funda mental of guarding has cost many a basket. Tho illustrative pictures portray ono very common mistake in this connection. The guard (set illus tration No. 1) has posted himself In an improper position; he is not between Ills mun and the basket, aud so cannot see the bull and his man at the Bume time. He is watching the ball and pointing at his opponent, who is slightly behind and to his left. This mistake can very easily be observed by anyone who cares to look for it In tho average basket ball game. Pointing at a niau doesn't cover him. Illustration No. 2 shows the for ward starting his break for tho basket. The guard, watching the ball, is evidently awaro that some thing is about to happen. But be fore he quite senses the situation, the forward has the jumn on him and Is on his way to the basket. Too late, the guard discovers this tact and makes a strenuous effort to stop tho pass to his man. Illustration No. 3 shows the us ual result of such improper guard ing. The forward hos earned a sufficient advantage, so that the efforts of the guard are in vain. -The basket is made. studio payroll at $250 a week for some years," Edward T. McMur ruy, .Mrs. Chaplin's uncle and chief counsel in her action for divorce delured. "We the informed that during these yeurs she has not been working for Chaplin. 1 these facts are born out we will recom mend to the receivers that this sal ary be stopped. This money should go to the Chaplin children, for whom Chaplin has made no pro. vision, instead of to an a.:',is in France." .,- ' Miss Purviance appeared in the leading ieeilne role in "A Vo;ian of Paris." produce 1 by Chaplin in 1923. Since then she has coutinu odon" the Chaplin payroll, It was stated at the Btudio. She is now in France engaged in a picture for u French producer. How Is your bed? E AT ELKS TONIGHT The Elks Hard Time dance will sart at 8:30 tonight at the Elks club and the committee today an nounced several brand new fea tures to add to the liveliness of the evening. An old l(ishioned square dance will be one feature und an old fashioned orchestra has been engaged to play for this event. Prizes aro to he awarded to the worst dressed folks on tho floor. Everyone is planning to dig into the old clothes closet' and resur rect the "befoh de wah" wearing apparel. Tonight's affair prom ises to hp one of the best dances ever held by the local order and following tho program of dancing a hard times supper will be serv ed to all. o G. E. Hougen, post office inspec tor from Medford, is in tho city todny on official duties. OUT OUR WAY HEROES ARE." MADE." NOT BORN. -The cuimese Puz2iE . By H. G. Olsen, Ohio State Coach. COMMON MISTAKE IN GUARDING ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR 0F1927 The . Roseburg National Farm Loan association held their annual stockholders' meeting in Koseburg on January 11th. At this time tho board of directors for 19U7 was elected consisting' of Chas. !. Hoffmelster, It. A. Horcher, John R. Howard, C. E. Banning and R. Mead Cooley. Chas. H. Hoffmeister. president of the association and Sylvia J. Brown, secretary-treasurer, were appointed as delegates to repre sent the local organization at ,Uib regional meeting to be. held in Klamath Falls on February lllh. The Roseb-urg association of Federal Farm Loan borrowers is one of the be3t organized and most prosperous associations of its kind in the Twelfth Laud Bank district. From the loans made through this organization none have oyer bueu foreclosed, no doubt due to tho fact that it is located in one of the most prosperous sections of the Land Bank district. The aim of the association and its officers at all times being to assist in tho promotion of better- agri-cultural and horticultural, conditions with in tho boundaries of Douglas county. CHURCH NOTICE Havo you heard Dr. Webber at the Itiblo Standard Temple? The sermon last night was ouo of great interest to all who heard It. The in terest is Increasing and souls are being saved. A real gospel message on salvation for tonight then Fri day night is divine honllng ser vice. Thu sermon will bo on heal- i 1M r.iiADniNr, J t ! r 9" , ' y-y 42k i ing and afterward the sicH will Uef , prayed for. Bring all the sick und see a miracle performed. Watch, for the announcement on, Friday.. GOITRE CAUSED CHOKING Mrs. Gist Reports Prompt Relief colorless Liniment usea. Mrs. Charles L. Gist, Windsor, Colo., says: "After the second ap plication o ' Sorbol-Quudruplo, I could tell a .difference. I .was re lieved almost instantly of the ter rible choking pain. Now I am ul solutely free from throbbing und choking. Vou can not tell by ap pearance that I ever had goitre. I will bo glad to write any one about my experience." Sold by all drug stores or write Corbol Company, Mechauicsburg, Ohio. Locally' at Nathan Fuller ton's, druggist. : o TINY YOUNGSTERS LEAVE HOMES TO SEE THE CITY. Three children, aged 4 and 5 years, gavo their parents a good scare this morning by taking a notion to go out and 'see the town. Oliver Denu, 5 yeurs old and Don na Weed and Luel Atterbury, each 4 years old, struck out from tlieir homes on Fowler and Pitzer streets and went for a long hike about tho city. Oliver, being the oldest, took the lead. The mothers soon missed tho youngsters, who a few minutes before had been seen playing to gether, and started in search of them. They were finally reported to havo been seen in the south end of tho city, and were traced from there to the armory, where they -were found getting a great kick out of circus posters. Oliver, who had a dime, was a good sport and treated his playmates to caiidy. Tlio "worried mothers took tho youngsters home and the rest of the story is left to tho imagination of the readers. ' ;,aLBa nig dance at Oakland, Gobblers' Hall, Saturday, 15th. Music by, Star Four Orchestra. tr By Williams mmmm ) mm CTPZ7 BY HCA SERVICCTWC ..