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r the eveâ€" ritsch will hy I am *â€"Sleeman a member i. An inâ€" Church a Place he church al. 30. _ Rev. ict superâ€" at 8 p.m., peaker of 1 Church ern Pastor uts. nduct the ig of the )le of the eir spring turday at AY 12, 1932 ng to the rel league he church octety in h isntead ig‘s homse o‘clock. ~ Montana_ i _ Philipâ€"‘ h School ill â€" have Tuesday our own at 7:80. . Aeleed m h agy efi m in toorn in the chair, asking to be informed if| °20. It doesn‘t cost a cent. s the meeting would profit by such ; procedure and if it had been conâ€" FLORENCE CHASE vened for the purpose of ‘"amiring 35 PIANO > personal grievances." The president||: T8A :A 7 x f ru%onded that such wi;s"no‘tafhoui:- & ..;.h;:'ut fim::;‘us tention of the â€" meeting, aAnd . Mr.|| _ .. Matthay Relazation wl :: . Ringdahl was, allowed to continue|| â€" *‘~ :# CARYâ€"AVENDE j with answers to ~the . questions,||,; _ Telephone Highland Park 2106 â€" â€"â€"[J | _ which, for better> understanding, â€" ways pleasant) to remain outside. From this, individual complaints multiplied very fast, until a member of the League arose and addressed into account in making the assessâ€" ment. To which Mr. Ringdahl reâ€" plied that people did not receive the assessor gladly into their homes for such investigations, arid that he had learned_ from experience (not alâ€" ‘ _ Are there unit foot values recordâ€" planation, on taxpayer claiming that the insideé of her house had never been finished, although she and her family had occupied it for three years. She asKed why the assessor had not entered the house, investiâ€" gated the unfinished condition of the interior, and taken the matter . While answering these questions Mr. Ringdahl was interrupted many times by members of the audience who presented their own case for exâ€" payment of taxes if an appeal is| _ 3. See the Bo made and the case lost? 1 percent a|the proper time. month. â€" â€" â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"L â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" â€"Assessedâ€"valuation in â€"1930, $17,â€" | Attend Meet 078,506. . â€" U A XT 1 Assessed valuation in 1931% $18,â€" 454,915.â€"â€" oiccea® District 107â€"$7,480,959 District 108â€"$9,390,972, DL t 0 DC EOE 101 e Om paAvpys Welleve [ Who constitutes the Board of Reâ€" view? How chosen? One is chosen by the County board and two by the iew. _â€"What are the penalties for nonâ€" payment of taxes if an appeal is arid agree on the percentage. _ _ How many protests did he have when the lists were i 2 How many appeals w On_!y three at the proper cent. Does he have a uniform improveâ€" ment valuation? Answer to the last four questions: the assessor‘s books are open for public inspection. What percent of total valuation is taken for assessed valuation? 25 per cent forâ€" 1931. _ Doés he have uniform business, riparian, and other property valuaâ€" tion ? Does his office maintain suitable card records? he held in his hand. The questions were as follows: Questions Answered How is the assessor chosen?. Anâ€" swer: he is elected. What is his salary ? $1,000.00.â€" ~Who pays it? Township board. What assistance does he have? Chooses his own assistants. . How are the assistants qualified ? How many descriptions does his office make? 8,027 for 1931. What did it cost to spread the last quadrennial assessment? $3â€", 697.51. THURSDAY, MAY 12, ow is the percent established ? (Continued from page 3) THE TAX SITUATION 1097 9 ent a|‘"%t P‘UpPCL UIne. [ best Quality Sirloin 39 > _â€"â€"__â€"_â€"_â€"_â€"_ Steak, Th. _â€"â€"â€"._.__IVC C _ T omee +|| T0 â€"W.O.N.P.R. Held in . O 0 =_ â€" Spec 18 Libertyville Tues.| * i > > . mpeet store on the north side of Central avenue, opposite the A. & P. store, through the courtesy of Mr. Goldâ€" berg, and Mrs. McKnight and her committee have a store on Roger Williams avenue. There will be a member of the committee in charge every day. Every, woman in favor of repeal of the eighteenth amendâ€" ment should sign a membership card. It doesn‘t cost a cent. Mrs. Hoyne Anderson and Mrs. Robert McKnight attended a meetâ€" ing in Libertyville on Tuesday of the Lake county chairmen of the Women‘s Organization o Prohibiâ€" tion Reform. Mrs. Stanley Field of Lake Forest presided. "We want every woman who is in favor of a change in the prohibition laws to sign a membership card during naâ€" tional repeal week, May 16 to May 23," said Mrs. Field. ; Miss Edith Fyffe has secured a For complaints, said Mr. Ringâ€" dahl, in conclusion: . 1. Meét the assessor face to face. â€"2. Look at the published list. they are then handed over to the county clerk, and the clerical work of making out the tax statements follows. C approved by the B year theâ€"various taxing bodies hand in their tax levy ordinance to the county clerk. This is generally comâ€" piled in the â€"spring, but it must be in by September 5 each year. Previâ€" ous to this the township assessor hands over his tax books containing descriptions of every parcel of real estate to the county clerk. The asâ€" sessment roll is then handed to the Board of Review. And this is the time when complaints can be made in regard to taxes. In fact, this is the time when they must be made, He said that the 25 per cent on real estate which the taxpayers find so difficult in these times, is due largely to the very small personal property schedules filed in Highland Park, the highest being $8,000.00, while Lake Forest schedules run as high as $100,000;:00. * Gives Good Account On the whole, Mr. Ringdahl gave a just and reasonable account of the operations of his office and of tax operations in gâ€"neral. Each Property Underâ€"Valuated , Mr. Ringdahl stated that much of the property in Highland Park has for years been underâ€"valuated, and that it was necessary to make these valuations more even and just. And if such reâ€"valuations come at a very bad time for most people, it is precisely because of the pressing times that they are found necessary. were then put dent. to him by the presiâ€" these records ,a;é.x ._Swift‘s Premium and Miller & â€"B 3 flew | Hart Berkshire Hams t o miÂ¥e (0ipatiince $99.0 aen THE PRESS &:t Quality Rib Roast Beef, "best cuts, & Ts .o nc .. P2C "ge:t?:“flfgy Kib Roast Beef, th, 7th rib, 1b. zsc 1932. Leg Spring Lamb, 1b. ... Young Pig Pork Loins, whole or half, Ib. Live Baby Lobsters, Ib. ...._. Swift‘s Premium and Miller & Hart Berkshire Bacon, 25 sliced, lb. ... 4C Finest Quality Cube . Steaks, 1lb. 39¢ Tall Carnation Milk, 3 for Tall Pet Milk, 3 for ._.______ Morton Salt, pkg. . ______ Bakers Chocolate, /; lb. pkeg Finest Quality Cube Best Quality Sirloin Cream of Wheat, pkg. Palmolive Soap, doz. . Mazola Oil, quart can . 1 Ib. can Chase & Sanborn Coffeeâ€" 1 1Ib. can Liptor Tex :: ~â€"â€"â€"~â€"â€"â€"â€" HKLIBUT, ID." â€"â€"~â€"â€" 2 c on e arace o LAKE SUPERIOR WHITE FISH, 1b. For Fridayâ€"Strictly Fresh Fish PERCH, 1b. LIEBSCHUTZ Fresh Dressed Stewing Chickens, lb, ..........____25¢ Fresh Dressed Broilers, lb. .._.__._._.....__.._...._..39¢ Fresh Dressed Frying Chickens, 2%4 to 3%4 Ibs.,Ib.35¢ Fresh Dressed Roasting Chickens, lb. ____..._32¢ Fresh Dressed Long Island Spring Ducks, Ib.._._25¢ Hourly Deliveries Ravinia H Braeside Highland Park p Specials for One Week Economy Sale _ Quality Grocery and Market Friday and Saturday PHONE Highland Park 1846â€"7 ark Ave. at Vernonâ€"Glencoe _25¢ _ 35¢ 12%c â€"35¢ BROS. Specials for â€"â€"AlH TLean Beef _â€"â€"â€" Dags Ih _ __â€" Shek Cogie) tos.... S1AD or Mest, pac _ ~._._ 24C tory Eingst Creame) 29¢ C mis beke aoe ... L 9C Extra Large Fresh Shad Ras, pair ... Extra Fancy Fresh Squabes, 3 for .â€".â€"2. Very Finest Calves Liver, IB. :...............;. Fresh or Pickled Beef 1932 Spring Lamb _ Braéside Highland Park Hourly Deliveriecs o«~~ h Ravinia ... B0@ ___19¢ ..39¢ yq P.J 17¢ 69¢ $1