The Oregon daily journal., April 22, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

THE OREGON DAILY; JOURNAL, PO RTLAND, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, f 1920.
$32,608373.97 IN
TAXES TO BE PAID
niN OREGON IN 1920
; - -
Salem, April 22. A total of $32.-
08, 7 . 7 In taxes will be paid by
Oregon property owners in 1920, un
der the .levies of 1919, for the main
tenance of state, county and munici
pal governments, according to a
, aummary prepared by Prank O.
Lovell, state tax commissioner.
Of this amount 94.391.20S will go di
rectly into the coffers of the state,
$5,122,124.21 will be retained by the
counties in which collected for general
county expenses, $2,754,064.11 goes to the
general school fund, $7,353,100.91 to the
special school fund. $2.37.568.2 to the
-general road fund, $1.127. 693. 57 to the
special road fund. $840,035.43 for mar
ket roads, $6.69,004. 00 for special city
and town levies, $850,424.19 for ports,
$1,030,771,53 for miscellaneous pur-
, poses and $59,684.94 for fire patrol.
Forty-eight thousand dollars Included in
the Marion county levy in excess of the
1 per cent limitation is being refunded
by order of the circuit court.
V. Multnomah county easily leads the
list with a total tax levy of $11,988,-
' 92S.91 and Clatsop county Is second with
a total of $1,618,782.66.
The following summary gives the
taxes paid by each county to the vari
ous funds included in the total : -
; lUlur State U. 9104.OS8.S0: wmntf.
9124,080.99; central school. 861. 70.76: tpe
elal srliool. 9150.7A5.73; market rn aIn. 2fl.
790.95, vrxclal cities and towns. 9109.344.98:
miacellineotm, 93220.75; total, lr.88.990.9S
Bensoa State taj. 953,730.60; county.
8S6.011.44; tanaral nchool, $60,482 09: ra
cial whool. (UA.4 34.A4; grnersl roada. 84 1 .
170.64: market rnad. $11,094.12: special
:ti aat'd town,. $47.70.89: miscellaneous,
93918.00; total, 9373. 327.
Clackamas 8Ut ui. 9149.007 10; eoun
t, 900,208.24; central Khool. $1 32.M5.02 ;
apecial school. 824 1.621.76; general roads,
8248. 081. 66; special road, $1 8.'.. 774. 42 ; mar
ket rrd. $86,250; i-peeial eitieswaixl town.
$89,503.83: total. 11,198.344.9:!.
Clatanp "tat tat, $126,436.10; county,
9160,017,82; central cbool. $69,493.44: spe
cial aohool. (297.18ft.lft; fpnoral roada. $165.
000; spaelal road. $295.R6S.26: market roada.
930,000: special cities and towna, $254,903.76;
porta, 8203,353.72; miscellaneous, $16.5i'1.08;
total. 31.618.782.06.
Columbia- Siau Ux. $64,348.60: conntr.
1 $66,8r,2.02; general icbool. - 850.032.05 : T-
i 1 arhool, $160,854.62; general roada, $175.
667.00; special road. $100,647.46; market
roada, 826,800.75; ypeHal cities and town..
Fl.oAR.Ol: ntiacallancous, $34,858.88: total
i 9691,820.30.
tloo Stat tax, $98,00:;. 20: county. $90.
428.51 ;, general school. $8. 7011.50; pcil
arhool, 9235.793.62: lener.t n.a.
904,77; special road. $65,241.57;' market J
w& .J. ,1 . ...... '
1. ' : iwui irme and towna,
$110.51185; porta. $62,480.15; miacel
Iaatous. $2,061.80; total. $1,004,200.13.
Croek flute tax. $20.6 94.20: county,
$43,397.40: general arhool. $31,518 78: spe
eial arhool, $20.7 15. 8: general roaria.
$9529.82; market roada, 810,000: special,'
cities and town. 823.254.22: . misceij.n.mi. i
$22,999.53: total. 9197.1-00 88
Curry "tate tax, 918,704 20; eotintr. $30
045.81; general school. $11.424 15; special
aehool. 920.228.43; general road. $24,348.50;
market roada. $5356.70; porta. $1612 91
tetal. $109.720 20.
Dsachute State tax. 944.680 30: county,
960.943.50; general aehool. $30,849; special
aehool. 9167,148.01 general roada. $9887:
market roads. $10:070.20; special cities and
towns, miscellaneous, $8.364 23-'
total. 8390.788.87. I
Doualas State tax. $116.878 80; county. I
9101.067.54; general school, $79,562. 75. ana- i
Hal arhool. 8180.826.44; general roads. $84..
009.07: apecial road. 836.008 24; market
., 923.002. 38; special cities and town., I
$65,134.2" ; lulacellaaeuui. 910.826. 18; total
$762,218.68.
a.S'i'iVT8'' Ul' 946,400.30: county.,
832,863.90; genera school- $2.2,014.46- ane-
Khooi. $42,744.70; general roads. $14.-1
828.25: market roads, $28,648.07; special cities
and towns, $18,858.25; total. $206,257.02
..9??' 8ute $35,239.40: county, $50,
685.10; general aehool, $22.571 58; special I
aehool, $45,244.37; general roads, $25.011 98;!
market roads. $25,011.98; special rttles and,
towna. 92259.68; total. 8205 074 09
' .Harney Htate Ux. 950.094.90; county, $76.-1
153 03: general school. 830.0.15.56: special
aehool 941.200.2.1: general roads. $34.O5.70;'
market roads. $12,923: special cities and
towns, $5819.28; miscellaneous. $4207 50-i
total. $284,408.20. . J
Hood Rirer State Ux. $43.345 60; coun-i
ty. $C0. 217.41; general school. $31.107 05-'
special school. $99,775.09: general roads 7 .' I
865.40: arial cities and towns, 934.026 77
miscellaneoeus. $51,073 .18: total. $367,001 63
eon.T;811' 3129.474.80; county.
9200.828.71: general school. $60,615.52; spe
cial school, 9208.1 19.28; general roads. $118
866.55; special roads. 940.KHK.4l; market
roarts. $27,527.1 1; special citiee and towns.
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Abov Knvlous throne watching dtjstroctlon of thousands of quarts of fine liquors at Second and Pine
streets. ielow Merciless wreck ace of barreled goods. Dray horse, seizing opportunity denied human on
looker!, derives exaltation, from demolition.
Thousands iof quarts how many no
one counted iflowed into the sewer at
Second and Pjne streets Wednesday aft
ernoon, the progress hastened by smart
smashes wtthj axes in the hands of
husky prohibitionists.
It was the &ay of the great massacre.
Liquor of alii kinds gave up the ghost
when the headsman from police head
quarters crushed in barrels and smashed
bottles.
$137.463 54: miscellaneous. $36,874.46: total.!
$965,038.38. ;
Jefferson StaVe tax. $23,208.10; county. '
840.944.57; general school, 918.425.03: spe
cial school, 838.285.78; general roads. 82o.
662.28; special roada, 91641.73: market
roads. $8162.87; special aities and towns,
84405 48; miscellaneous. $28,598,19; total.:
$184,279.
Josephine State Ux. 835.874.20; county,:
9105.188.82: general school. 829,636.50; tpe-;
cial school. $56,300.01 ; general roads. $36.-
375.69; special road. $21,894.17: market 1
roads, $8360; special cities and towns, 848,
962.53; miscellaneous. $6047; total. $347.
908.72. Klamath State tax. 973.754.70; county.
$130.t;KD 12: general school, $105.742 15;
special school, $97,013.63: general roads.
LAST TIMES
TODAY
AND
TOMORROW
"THE
AMATEUR
WIFE
99,
WITH
IRENE CASTLE
PEOPLES
ORCHESTRA
PHILIP PELZ
CONDUCTING
SATURDAY
THE SEASON'S SUPREME
TRIUMPH
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
'SCARLET
DAYS"
The liquor was the result of count
leas raids by dry Jaw enforcers, stored
In C. O. Pick's warehouse until the ac
cumulation was so great that the legal
"execution" could be postponed no
longer.
One dray horse standing patiently at
the curb observed the ruddy stream
flowing into the gutter from a barrel.
So far as is known, this horse was the
only creature that managed a swig.
9102,533.31: apecial cltlea and towns. 977.
807 61; miscellaneous. 9173.017.28: total,
$760,548.70.
Lake- State tax. 849.229.80; county. $66.
602.55: general aehool. 948.280.42: special
school. 946. 802.48: general roads, $16,420.32;
market roads. 815.325.64; special cities and
towns, $7631.53: miscellaneous. $5922.26;
total, 8251,214.97.
I.ane State Ux. 9176.096.20; county.
9266.122.87; general school. 9141.767.86:
fcPerial school.
$267,855.81: general roads.
sa.03i.Tl; special road. $54,745.72; market
roads, $85,021.71; special cities and towns.
$163,798.61
558.82.
ports, 920,628.33; toUL f 1,160.-
.ol.''n;-nstt Ui- 932.490.6O: county,
$03,423.45; general school, $46,000: special
school. $45,828.38; market roads. $0360.14;
special cities and towns. $14,880.46: ports.
$45,812.87; miscellaneous. 8186.50; total,
$280,482.40.
Linn Sute tax, $184.33S 30; county, $62.-
nna.iti; general school, $87,086.73; special
seheol. 8171.593.45; general roada, $153.
831.24: srweial road. $31.1 15.lt; market
roads 835.873.69; special cities and towns,
$82,495.00: total. $796,250.60
.-SI?i1u.rr"Sute 965,547.60: county.
868.808.38: general sehool. 850,701.71; spe
cial school. 9127.690.89. general road. 968.
548.97: market roads, $13,709.79: special
cities and towns. 881. 040.18; miscellaneous,
$130,702.02: total, $563,839.04.
Marion Sute Ux. 8184.088.20: ronntt,
8822.776.65: general school. 8128.800.06;
special school. $240,231,04; general mads.
91 4b. 25. 63: special roads, $64,733.45; mar
ket roads. $53,800; special cities and towns
8201,235 41: total, 91,340,460.34.
Monow Bute Ux. $49,357.30: ennnty
948.478: general school. 924.388.60: special
shool. $100,175.47; general roads, $5r.06S.83;
special road. $34,082.48: market roads, 814.
046.73; special cities and tewns, 818,564.11;
miscelUnetms. 126.674.88; total, IS68.727.89.
Multnomah Mute tax. $1,684,040.50;
oonnty. $1,710,679.01: general school. $643.
U53.0H. special schools. $2,825.068 89; mar
ket road, $100,843.63; apecial cities and
town,, $4,384,374.20; ports. $458,223.55; mis
cellaneous, 9282. 742.10; total, 811,988,925 91
8ut 977.100.80; county. $62.'
J :..'Mt1rfl cho1- $66,138.76; special
school, $74,905.18; general roads. $70,057.24;
special roads. $6489.04; market roads, $23-
(Sail $4868 "d 88.":
s7hama'!8.U, $48,644.80; county.
$37,461.48; Cenera I school. $17,892.44; spe
Vtl fZbol W0.07T.89: general roada, 931.
ISrt Isi iSeei" "f 288.09; market roada.
i:2,Sf'iS!': 5I"C1 "ities and towns, $15.
63S.3S: total. 8263.250.ns
-?-1V?207SUt Ux $71,475.70; county,
924 7,248.71; general school, 962.202.66; spe
cial hool. 998.107.27: general reads, 92tK-
1 spw
$16,121.39;
special roads. 13169 7n- mrt. ni.
special cities and towns, $a.-
Here's 'the Answer to the
Potato Question ;
Dehydrated Potatoes
Only the Water It Removed
loo food
the season
tained.
vilue already pared no waste. Prepared in
of their best flavor, with the full flavor re-
On pound of KING'S Dehydrated Pota
toes res tor to FIVE pounds when
soaked ever night ia four pints of water.
6-oz. Carton ......25c
In bulk, lb. .............. 50c
KING'S aFOOD PRODUCTS
-COMPANY
4S Fourth Street F Bdwy. 1091
Portland, Oregon
For the sake of equine morality, heyas
hastily pulled away from further temn
tation. On order from Municipal Judge Ross
marl, two barrels of wine were not
mashed. It happened that the owner
had proved to the court's satisfaction
that ' he had been In. legal possession
when the raiding officials seized them.
He, accordingly, was allowed to haul
his property back home.
-t-
I 867.94: ports.
$58,832.66;
miscellaoeosa.
i 99219.45: toUl. $613.9
94 PO.
; I matula State Ux. -$T96.717.30 ; connty,
I $168,428.09; general school, $100.)94.55:
special school. $348,692.47: general roads,
8148,510.81; special road. $6595.40: market
roads. $49,233.09: special cities and towns,
$126,966.66; miscellaneous, $133,778.99; total,
. $1.1183. 026. 3R.
Tnion 8Ute Ux, $93,392.20: counte,
; 9116,012.49; general school. 863,198; spe
cial school, 9150,531.02; general roads, 925.
.938.93: market roads. $25,038.03; special
cities and towns, $72,361.02; genera) roads,
$25,938.93; market roadk, $25,938.93; spe
cial cities and towns, $72,361.27; miscellane
ous. $27,388.93; toUl, 9575,681.77.
i Wallowa StaU Ux. 962,908.40; county,
I 9114.128 67; general school, $47,02724;
i special school, $109,720.32: special road,
1 1 ,d.j. . i ; marxet roads, iT,as.4 J; ape
cial cities and towns, $29,688.98; miscellane
ous. $344.44; toUl. 9398.778.66.
U'a-o State Ux, $78,100.40; county,
$112,454.33; general school, $50 123.46
KpeciaJ school. $138,818.56: general roads'.
$42,311.76; special roads, $23,540.12- mar
ket road. 81S.872.87: special cities and
towns, 852.271 25; miscellaneous. $5511.71
tou). $L511.312.6.
Wasliington Sute tit,; $129,918.90;
rounty, 9191,106.12; general school. $60,
019.70 ; special school. $125,562.98; general
road. 956.707.45: special road. $133,100.47:
market roads; 834.087.21 : special cities and
towna, $29,159.30; miscellaneous, $1590.32
total. $792,817.45.
Wheeler Slate Ux. $23,009.00; -county,
$3,629.23: eeneral nchno) i1.QAit nj- t 1
I school. 983.185.79: aeneral ' road.' aa.-
651.98: market roads. $6410.62; special cities
and towns, $1735.27; total, $117.5H9.13
Tamhill SUU tax, $101,322.70; county,
$140,878.93: general schools, $82,222.07;
special school. 8159.238.23: general road.
964.490.15; special rod. $3989,49: market
roads, $31,265.26; apecial cities and towns
98'. 687. 24; miieellneou, $1745.47; total,
8635.948.54. ' '
Fire patrol le-ries are a follows :
Baker. $295.13; Clackamas. 9994.11: i:iat
sop, $24 30.05: Columbia. $1007.22; Von.
$2519.47; Crook. $404.32; Onrry. $848.37:
Deschutes. $936.30; Douclas $4 759.54; Grant,
$2527.25; Harney. $K5.64 ; Hood Hirer,
$517.09; Jackson. $12,153.83; Jefferson.
$1167.30; Josephine. $3381.06; Klamath,
$2524 07; Lake, $1076.06; l.mn, $2596.28;
Marion, $442.10; Tillamook. $3534.94; I'ma
tilla. $1026.37; Union. 95029.46: Wallowa.
$2848.79; Wuco, $1598.49; WaanJngton.
$3440.38: Wheeler. $1542.04.
Chnrch Is Incorporated
Vancouver, Wash.. April 22. Articles
of Incorporation of the Nazarene church
of Camas were filed Wednesday. The
Incorporators were Mrs. Jennie Hunter,"
Delbert Day, and J. W. Kresher.
r i
CARRANZA MOVES
FOR PEACE PARLEY
Washington, April 22. (I. N. a)
President Caxranza, haa opened
overtures for pour parloers with of
ficials of the revolting: state of So
noraw with a view to a possible com
promise, according to a statement
made today by General Salvador Al
varado, representative of Sonora
here.
General Alvarado declared that Ig
naclo Pesquira and Roberta Pesquira
yesterday passed .through San Antonio
from Mexico City en route to the So
nora border, where they will meet Gus
tavo Eepinoea Mirelea, governor of the
state of Coahuila, to attempt to arrange
pour parloers with officials of Sonora.
The Carranza (overnment has author
ized political concessions for the revo
lutionists of Sonora. General Alvarado
declared he U Informed.
I
(Con tinned from Pat One)
fined only to the steel shipyards In Port
land. The activities of the wooden n
dustry will probably be taken up later,
it was learned.
Full details of the scope of the inves
tigation are Expected to be made public
with the proceedings In federal court
Monday, as the government, in showing
Its reason for demanding production of
the shipyard records, will be called upon
to give explanation of the purjfbse for
Which they are to be used. There is
every indication that the request will
be vigorously resisted, and a fine legal
fight is looked for.
An explanation concerning Captain
Blaln's connection with trie local ship
yards in a private capacity was given
in a statement issued Wedensday by
Thompson when it was learned that the
government agents were seeking further
light on . the matter. Other than this
statement, Thompson today declined to
discuss the matter further. The state
ment In part follows :
"Captain Blain was employed by the
Northwest Steel company and the Co
lumbia River Shipbuilding corporation
several weeks after he had ceased work
ing for the Emergency Fleet corpora
tion. Likewise, he was employed by
other shipbuilding concerns in the North
west. Including Skinner & Eddy in Se
attle and the Albtna Engine & Machine
works in Portland.
BLAIN PREPARES ESTIMATES
The Northwest Steel company and Co
lumbia River Shipbuilding corporation
constructed some boats upon private
contract after Captain Blain severed his
relations with the government. When
he had reentered private life his- serv
ices were In demand and the NortXwest
Steel company and Columbia River Ship
GRAND
UHS
WAN
BOOKS
Of SHIPYARDS
Big Values in
Flower Trimmed Hats
$5
95 $750 $Q)85
H
V
w
'ONDER MILLINERY has the reputation for
ine remarkaDly low prices maintained this year on high-grade hand
made hats is a well established fact. Our model hats are designed
in our special workrooms therefore we can giv you a hat made bf the best
materials at about one-half the price you pay elsewhere. ;
Smart
Friday and
' Saturday Only
These are exceptional values not one in the .lot has been offered for less
than $7.50, and many were formerly priced $8.50 to $12.50. Large, medium
and small shapes in droop and roll brims in all colors are in this assortment.
building corporation, as wU as other
shipbuilding concerns, gave him employ
ment. ;
"No thought of employing Captain
Blain was entertained or suggested: and
no obligations created to hbn during his
services to the government.
"Captain Blain was employed in the
ordinary course of business by the North
west Steel company and the Columbia
River Shipbuilding corporation, and by
each of these companies was paid $12,
500 for his services.
INVESTIGATORS ADVISED
"The government knew of this em
ployment and the present investigators
many weeks ago were frankly given full
and complete Information regarding it
by the officials ofhe Northwest Steel
company and Columbia River Shipbuild
ing corporation."
University Union
Of Europe Seeks
Names of Visitors
University of Oregon, Eugene, April
22. The American University union in
Europe is asking for the names of fac
ulty members, graduate students and
alumni of American universities who
plan to spend the summer in Europe In
study and vacation. Lists of hotels and
homes where paying guests may be re
ceived will be forwarded to those who
make tbe trip.
Arrangements are being made, accord
ing to a letter received from George E.
MacLean, director of the union, where
by the travelers may be registered, a
meeting place afforded where appoint
ments may be made with friends and
mail handled. Introductions will be
given to the .British university people
and societies.
Strikers Denounce
Leaders in, Attempt
To Settle Walkout
Chicago. April 22. (U. P.) John
Grunau. leader of the striking rail
road switchmen, was back In Chi
cago today, free from Jail on bond.
Reports were that Grunau would ar
range a second meeting of "outlaws"
to end the strike.
Following the breakup of the strikers'
mass meeting called yesterday to offi
cially end the strike, Shannon Jones
and R. S. Murphy, Brunau bowers, led
groups of strikers back to their Jobs.
They were called "rebels" and "trait
ors" when they attempted to have the
strikers' meeting vote the strike ended.
Railroad officials today reported the
situation nearly normal.
w Equipment Planned
Newberg, April 22. Plans are under
way for better fire protection In this
city. The fire department will soon be
furnished the most modern equipment.
Howard Sherlock, chief of the -department,
is in Portland investigating com
bination apparatus-
Music Is the food of love which
more than can be said of the onion.
is
Millinery
m jaw nrsij j ar Rtuai h m mm. w
that is different l
bqfh in style - '
" and price
Banded Sailors
Eay Kinney., U; of
Oregon Man, Accepts
Position?iin the East
University of iOregon. Eugene. April
22. Ray Kinney; a graduate student at
the university and honor student in the
school of commerce, has accepted a posi
tion of part time Instructor at the
Wharten school ;of commerce of Penn
sylvania, and will also do graduate
work. Other positions at Columbia uni
versity, University of New York. Uni
versity of Illinois, Chicago, and North
western university were offered him.
He will be instructor In transportation.
Kinney Is teaching purchasing and
real estate here, He is a member of
Alpha Kappa Pal, national honorary
commerce fraternity, and Delta- Tau
Delta. ;
E. P. Cos, Salem, senior in the chem
istry department, has been offered ta
cBOlarihip of $760 Sn Throop university,
Pasadena, Cal. jcox will teach about 12
hours chemistry ia week in addition. He
received his bachelor degree in Janu
ary. He entered from Klamath county
high school.
Germany's Attempt
To Raise Big Army
Blocked by Allies
Paris. April 22 (I. N. &) Berlin's
proposal, whereby Germany counted on
training hundreds of thousands of sol
diers, thus "evading the military terms of
the treaty, was flatly rejected In a com
munication forwarded to Berlin today
by the council of ambassadors.
The treaty provides that Germany's
military forces shall consist only of vol
unteers enlisted ; for 12 years, of which
only 5 per cent hall be replaceable an
nually. Germany sought to avoid this
provision with the counter proposal that
she be permitted ;to discharge as many
of the volunteers as she wished every
six months, replacing them with fresh
recruits. 1 ;
TRAFFIC MEN
WANTED!
Two clean-cut- experienced younjt
men as assistants in Traffic De
partment Iarj;e; commercial organ
ization. One Iwho is familiar with
rates and routings; the other
familiar with overcharge and loss
and damage claims. Answer R-21,
car Oregon Journal, stating tele
phone number and where can be
reached Friday or Saturday after
noon or evening.
$
Friday'
and
Saturday
Only
SixtA
& Alder
mouneftY
the style -of ! their hats."
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Unionist! Candidates .
Win Tbeir Seats in
House of Oommons
Edinburgh. Scotland, April 22. (I N.
S.) J. J. Ford, the coalition Unionist
candidate, haa been elected to the house
of commons from North Edinburgh. C
D. Murray, also a "coalition Unionist,
was elected from South Edinburgh.
Walter Runctman. cabinet member In
the old Asquith government, made an
attempt to come back as a Liberal can
didate, but was defeated. The Labor
party also had a candidate in the field
in North Edinburgh in the person of
Major 1. G. Pole.
LAST LAP!!
Race Ends
Friday Mjdnight
WALLACE
REID
in
"EXCUSE
MY
DUST."
IA racing
mtiiM irt-t
iviuib w alia
speed, pep
and romance.
Prologue
San Francisco
Los Angeles road
race With
Albert Gillette
Baritone
Coming
Saturday
"Huckleberry
Finn"
Dancing
-All dances taught In
8 three-hour lessons.
Tadlen $3. gentlemen
JT. At I Honey's
Vav rrauimjl academy, Z30
VMfi and Wanhlngton. Be
Kjp rlnners' clasnes start
rlL Monday and THursday
evening s. advanced
rlies Tuesday eve
tilng. to 11 :S0. Plenty
of desirable partner and practice. No
embarrassment. Separate hall and
extra teachers for backward pupils.
A printed description of all dawies
free. The social feature alone Is
worth double the price. Tou ran
never beenms a danrer In private lea
sons from Inferior teachers you must
have practice. Join a real school with
professional Instructors (not a public
dance hall). One leason from us lb
worth alx In the average school.
Phone Main 765. Private lessons all
hours.
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