1IEDF0RD MXIL TKIBUXE, jrEDFORI), OREGON", FRIDAY, MAY II, 1934.
PXGE NINE
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SALES TAX NEED
Rate of Payment During
First Period Not Main
tainedOnly $398,548 of
$1,408,013 Collected
There la a definite need In Jackson
county for the sales tax for school re
lief according to figures obtained at
the county court house, showing the
extent and rate of tax collections for
1934, which reveal that collections
are not coming In at the rate Indi
cated toy opponents of the tax.
The rate at which taxes were ap
parently coming In during the first
tax payment period la misleading, for
It la not being maintained, the fig
ures show.
The total-amount to be collected In
1034 la $1,408,013. The total collected
up to the end of March was 6398,548.
The total amount paid In full, $301,
953.41, the amount paid In partial
payments, $96,594.59.
Cream of Crop In.
During the first period a number
of large tax assessments were paid
In full. They represent the "cream
of the crop," and will not be coming
In again to make up the delinquency.
Of the 9398,000 collected on the 1933
taxes during the first period, $128,000,
approximately one third (32 per cent)
of the total, was paid by three prop
erty holders. Indications are that
taxes from the small holders are com
ing In slowly.
This realization leads to another
Important factor to be considered, the
proportion of assessments that have
been paid In full during the first
period. The following figures show:
Total number of real estate owner
ships In the county 14,000.
Number paying partially or In full,
6453.
Number paying in full. 8143.
Number making partial payment,
3310.
Of the total 14.000 aeparat owner
ships, who should have made some
payment, only 89 per cent have paid
partially or In full. Of these 3143
or 22.5 per cent was paid In full and
2310 or 16.6 per cent paid partially.
Sixty-one per cent made no payment.
Payments Blow Up.
During the first 63 daya of the first
quarter of the assessments paid, 69
per cent were paid in full. During
the corresponding 63 days of the sec
ond tax paying period, up to May 8,
of the assessments paid, only 46 per
cent were paid In full, showing a
definite decline with the advancement
of the season, that Is, approximately
one-fourth more assessments were
being paid In full In the first period
than In the second period. And this
slowness In paying Is seen In spite of
the three per cent rebate offered
under the new law.
Those persons and companies, which
have paid In full, will not pay again
and the number of full payments
were steadily decreasing near the end
of the last period.
At this rate a decrease for each of
the succeeding quarters la the natural
expectation. The first to pay were
the ones, which are always the first
to respond to the call, and the ones
which usually do pay In full.
Their taxes having been paid, the
problem of delinquency la not les
sening. Up to the end of March there
was a delinquency of 39 per cent for
1932 still on the books, and a delin
quency of 31 per cent for 1931,
The total of taxes charged on the
1932 roll was $1,332,343. The delin
quency to the end of March was $514,-
621. The total on the 1931 roll wae
$1,425,461. The delinquency for that
year up to March, 1934, waa still $431.-
399, the figures on file at the county
court house reveal.
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NAMED FOR REVISION
PORTLAND, May 11. (AP) J. D.
Mlckle, division chief of the Oregon
department of agriculture, today an
nounced completion of the commit
tee for the rerlalon of the Oregon
egg law. The first meeting of the
committee haa been called for Tues
day, May 16, at Portland.
The committee consists of E. L.
Mart lnd ale of Portland: Fred Cocke 11
of Milwaukle; Mtsa Edna B. Reed of
Portland; O. O. Keeney of Portland;
C. W. Norton of Portland; E. E. Eggl
man of Beaverton,- and F. E. Fox of
Corvallls.
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HAVE SIMPLY
ANNOYED ME TO
DISTRACTION
TODAY "
AH'. TWO GREAT
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Frocks, gloves, hats, ties,
sllppers,sults takeout the
spots that come from dally
wear. Upholstering, rugs,
drapes, cushions clean
and freshen them up, too.
It's so easy and so satis
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your best friend when things look dirty.
SELF-POLISHING WAX
Wherever you have hardwood, linoleum, tile or
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Takes the squeaks out of hinges
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sorts of home appliances! wash
ing machines, sewing machines,
vacuum cleaners and other me
chanical devices.
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Savings
for Saturday
and Monday
May 12th and 14th
HIDDEN VALUES
Are Found at
SAFEWAY STORES
FLOUR VALUES
Safeway
Guaranteed Quality
49 lb. bag St.73
Pride o' West 49 lb $1.49
RAISINS
Pacific Brand
Seedless
4 Pound Package
CHEESE
23
Oregon Full Cream
Nippy Cheese, lb. 23d
MM DRESSING AA
vh&z& Home Style. In the Mason Jar. M f
yf'-ys YL Quart
SS&PETITE PRUNES 4n
Oregon Grown. 1
4 Pounds I
Q&a TOMATOES '
biw Josephine Solid Pack. No. VA Can to I
10' I 1
BUTTER
Safeway Quality
Creamery
B" Grade
Lb.
24
brings you
Lb. 22c,
CC7171HX
fresh and fiavorftri
. 3 lbs 63c
MILK
Maximum Quality. Tall Cans
12 Cans 69
6 CariB
SHORTENING
Swift's Jewell.
Pure Vegetable
8 lb. Pall
35
73
Our Vegetables are gathered fresh and kept fresh by the
New Vapor Spray System.
Local Peas
Fresh from the Garden.
2 lbs.
13'
Head Lettuce
Large Solid Heads.
Each
4
Oranges
Sweet and Juicy.
2 doz.1
29
Bunch Vegetables
Carrots, Radishes, Turnips, O
Beets and Green Onions. all
Bunch
Salad Onions
White Wax New Crop.
3 lbs
13
New Potatoes
Fanoy Shatters, White.
4 lbs.
15
1 IjKSO
Choice Steer Beef
POT ROAST
Lb. 11
Swift's Vegetable
SHORTENING, Ls 35,
Fresh Made Best Flavor
WEINERS 2Lbs.25c
HENS
Fresh Dressed
Each 49'
Ground Round
STEAK
2 Lbs. 25'
Morrell's Eastern Sugar Cured
BACON
Lb. 1 9
TOMATO JUICE
Libby's, from Vine Ripened
Tomatoes
No. 2 Cans
SYRUP
' Max-i-mum Cane and Maple
Quart Jug
SALMON
Happyvale Alaska Pink
No. 1 Tall Can
10
39
12
15
Chicken&Noodles
ir
18 or. Jar
no
Lunch Hour -M
SOUP
Van Camps. All Varieties.
No. 1 Can
2 Cans
CIGARETTES fl
Camels. U 10
Carton I
MAXWELL H0USEft
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JELLO
yuicK Dessert. All Flavors
NUCOA
Light Globes
General Electric 80 and 60 Watt Size
10c, 12 for S1. 10
Genuine Maxda Globes.
25, 40, BO, 60 and 76 Watt
6 for SI .08
For Cooking
Lb.
Gulf Eist. No: 1 Flat Can
3 Cans
SHRIMP
Gulf Eist.
HONEY
1
CORN
Taste Tern
32 oz. Jar
FRUIT SALAD
Newt all. No. 1 Tall Can
2 Cans
TOILET SOAP
Mount Hood, Assorted
Varieties. Large. 60 value.
6 Bars
Store No. 471
Main & Holly St.
Store No. 41
113 North Central
25
23
Country Kist Golden Bantam
No. 303 Can
3 Cans
TISSUE
Waldorf. Nationally Known
4 Rll
WHITE KING
Granulated Soap.
Large Package
5
12
39
29
29
17.
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