The Eugene guard., June 11, 1925, Image 6

Thursday Evening .
THE EUObNEGUAED
Pago Six
TAX STATISTICS
JUNE BRIDES KEEP MINISTER BUSY
PORTLAND, Ore., Jinn' 11 Si.'.j
cinl). Tux siiitMli's inmpilcd b.V H'
Urrson Voter fur every mily in t It - ;
mule reveal the fm-t that in l.atie j
county 1:1.35 per cent (if liital
lirop'irly tnt in paiil by lirnperly itit- i
l itliD, while ."iti l"i l"'f cent n- pillll
liy property ulllai'le of lil.es. Til"
luxes iliiil by properly in nil til"
cine ill llrej;nii represent 5'J.III p-r
rent nf t :( ! till tx. while prop
erly nillfille of (itien lieiil'.l -I7.:iti pel
nut nf the tai 1'iinleii. ,
I.mie cminty fiirin properly p-iv
iiiiniit oiie-fourlli of tin luxe- -M.I
per eeilt. rmupnreil wilh nil fiirin
properly in the i-tnle, which p.iy
iMi.Hi per cent of the Intnl. I.niiilior
nnil limber properly ontMile of dim
pays lS.ol per cent, rnilronil anil nil
In v property In the coiinly pays
V.i.H per rent, nnil a. I other win-rily
property pays :i.ll per cent of III"
totlll. 'I be followitlK lllble, cnlllpileil
bv the-Voter, shows the iinioiint and
prop' Tl ion pniil by reh Hoiirce:
tlulni'le of t:ilie- Ami. l'et.
Agricultural prop... 41 l.K-JT --'
Lumber; timVr ... .'t'JII.Wi- l"J
Hailrnails; ullliliea. a..VI.- ll.ol)
All nther 0:l,Ki!l H.dl
In cities
ltailroinU; utilities. 40,-lnr, 2.S0
AU other 41.23
Total JI.7IIIM71 100.0(1
The nverase tax rum for the county
Is 45.IK! millH. This la a liiRher rule
than in DoiibIiih, Ilenton or I.inn t-'oun-llcs,
where the nveniKo rules are
il,-,,(IS, .0.3:i, nnil 37.5 mill' respective
ly. The per cnpila tax for Lane comi
ty, f l.S.HH, lit not as hitch as the per
capita for Douglas, which Is 5l.85,
but ll in liiKher than in Ilenton, where
the per capita 1h Hl.-Ti, mid Wither
than in I.inn, w here It In f I5.IM1.
In the unincorporated territory of
Lane county the nvenmc rate is
:iH.f8 mill!, which in sliiditly higher
than the average of 111.113 mill" 'or
the unincorporated territory of the
mate. Within cities It Is 00.114 milU,
compared with tho average of 47.;IS
milU for all cltiei In the atntc. The
I.ano county per cnpila in territory
outsldo of cities la $411.07, while, the
per capita for all unincorporated ter
ritory Is $:i.4:i. Tho oily per capita
is fl8.1K, rompored wltlKhnt for all
cities, $15.77.
Florence, lias one of the highest tax
rates in tho atate, 80.8 mills. Cities
with higher rates are Lakeside, VMM;
Hrncl. 1011; North llenil, KKI; Sen
side, 01.1; Hnti'lon. IIJ.II; Hedmolld,
111.11; and I'rincville, 111.25. Kugene
hat the highest per capita in the
county, $5:i.o:i. This Is much lower
tban the per capita In many cities,
however, notably, Worrcnton, $225.
r.; (lenrhart, !14.54: West Linn,
$117.25; Newport, $10.02; Toledo,
$s.7l; and Ken side, $N1.45.
Lane county taieB this year show
an Increnan o( 1K.SII per cent nlwvo
those levied in 1021, compared with
an Increase of 8.011 per cent for the
..min m n whole. The countv tax roll
of $1,7110.471 represents 4.1.'l per
cent of the total property tax icvieii
in Orrg'-n, which is $11,11(10.781.
Of tho county total, $72:1.207, or
4I.0S per cent will be used for high
nnil grnde school purposes, and nn
additional $101,(140 or 5.77 per rent
will go toward the support of higher
educational Institutions. Heads will
receive $l01,m, of which $15.'l,:ilS
was levied for rond bonds. The levy
for county general purposes Is $1 10.
S5tl, for cities and towns, $2i:t,:t:ll,
port district, $.1.1. Kll, and firo patrol.
$4200. Lnno cntiuty:H sbaro nf tho tax
for slnto administrative purposes Is
fto mil n. 1 H!l ner ci.nl nf the coun
ty toliil, and for the soldiers' bonus,
143,4711.
Following aTo tho tax rates and per
capita taxes in the various cities and
towns in I.ano county: l'er
rity Ttato Capita
Toburg M.3 $l.5il
Tnttnie Orove 74.S :l..ill
Creswell 50 0 42.70
Kniicne f.l 5303
Florence SO S 4 I 77
.Ttinrtlnn City Ill 2 40 S7
Springfield IMUI 40.71
Rev. J. H. Randolph Ray
Club Leader Will
Talk to Grangers
At ttift rrsulnr mprtlnc of Fmir
Onk icrnnxp, Krlilny ovoniiiK, .lit no
VJ, Arnold ( oilier, munty Huh lend
er, will lto the nrinripnl Hiienker tit 1ln
.return hour and tlio reporln nf
dflrftntm to tho Ntnto BrniiRt will nlno
bo ri-Jid. All inomln'rH nro rprouill.v
lirffil to nttond. ts tho nnnnimcouipnt
ttl Mrn, Stnuffr, Ifrlnror.
McCoy's Keeps Old
Folks Feeling Young
j
Try Thl Now Cod Liver Oil Prfpurn-
tlon to lncrentt Your Stronglh,
Vltnllty nnd Endurnnro.
Monoy Buck If It Don't Holp You.
AVliy phnuld nnv old pornon lt
ffchlt'iioMi ovorwholin them In 1hvo
eiiMghtone'l dnyn? Knr'dy evrryono ,
knows by thin time Mint Cod Liver Oil
vontnins more v)ltnttimH tlmn nnythins
el hp on enrth nnd in the gn-ntiut lnlj
builder In the world.
Any phvfiieiftii will tell ymt ttmt.
Y.m'll like to tnke M.K'oy'i Cod (
I.lver il t'ftinpniind Tnhlett they ,
fire mi fur routed nnd nn e$y to tnke
nn PHiid.v nnd they do help old ienph.
Why not try lu wg yenr joiinucr
njcilti why not grow utroniter in
bmly, In mind, in vilnllty? Why not
toko MiH'oy'n Vtn Liver Oil Com
iound Tflhletn nnd drop yenrn frmn
your nge in .'ft dyn? We helieve that
it HO treHtment will make you
feel yen jounger but nt nny rnte
try tliem for Hn tiny nnd if you nre
not ntified get your mnney bark
ft tablet l to (NMifrt at Litm Urujr Co.,
W, A. Kuykendill, CnriMdln Phnr
mary or nny progrensive rirujcitiM. Me
mire and get M'oy 'athe original
and genuine.
Interr(in(t rinta on brides
and weddinga pnthered frmp
the Utile (.'hurcli Around (ho
Corner: ,,
The iimdern grl ntill prefers
the j; old hand ring to its plat
inum competitor.
Tho IICj bride does not
fancy elaborate church wed
dingn, preferring n quiet cere
mony. Slie does not like to ho
surrounded by fussing relntiven
and nrrnngcR for the wedding
In nn efficient bum nctui-like
mnnncr.
.lime hrldea are younger thin
those of other months nnd .Inn
unry bridegrooms are older.
June weddings, statistics
ttltowi result in longest, hap
piest mitrrlitges nnd Hinnllest
divorce percentnges.
Tho bridegroom la nlwnys
the more nervous.
Mnrringen contracted when
both pnrtlea are young nro
moro successful.
Ily fiKNK CfillN
(NKA Service Writer)
JE' YOltK, June 11. Hero come
iN tho brides! , x
Itusinens girl, flapper, gay girl nnd
sad girl, modern girl nnd idd fnsh
loned girl they are trooping Into the
marriage circle in record-breaking
numbers. Alrmdy the "Little Churt-h
Around tho Corner," capital of Amer
ica's mnrringn industry, has "(H
moro weddingH than Inst yenr.
And so the Itev. J. 1L Handolph
liny, reeior if the famous Church of
the Trnnsfigurntion, does not "view
wil h nhi nn" t he much dinmi ssrd
inndern girl. She gops out nnd "gets
her man,' even ns the Nirthwest
Mounted INdire, nnd she bringH him
to the nltnr, even at her mother and
grniulmother. She walks into the
weddeil stale with a better compre
hension of whit ninrrinee involves
thnn her grandmother hud. he nays.
''Once at ibe altar." smiles the rec
tor, "she has all tho humility nnd
in disturbed by Hie same fears rr her
mother and gnmdniother. The present
mode of life may have changed her
viewpoints, but nrrlved nt the bride's
nltnr, sho is the unchanged and beau
tiful picture of womanhood achiev
ing fearfully and devoutly the greatest
of her girlhood dreams."
Itev. Hny hntHpitN to ndd Hint the
"Little Church" in no (iretna (Jreen
nnd issues warning lo those youth
ful sweelhearls who, in the Juno sea
son, plan runaway marriages.
About L'5 per cent of the persons I
who come to the "Little t hurch to
be wedded are given a cordial greet
ing, a bit of advice but no ceremony.
While 7",000 couples have been wed .
since the day,- some 7H years ngo,
when the Itev, Ceorge II. Houghton ,
founded the church with a borrowed
room nnd few handmade benches,
morft thnn "UMK have u"t met the
church requirements.
And t hat is where .Miss Mary Ilau
lon, the rector's secretary, comes in.
She interviews all the applicants.
The "Utile Church' will not mnrry
divorcees, elopers, those who hnve
not been baptized nnd Ihose who have
not tho consent of their parents.
Youthful runaways are shown the
seriousness of the wedding obligation.
"On several occasions," recalls
Itev. Itay, "they have telegraphed
from the church and received tho con
sent of parents by return wire nnd
on others we have went scores of them
buck to their homes, sobered and con
trite. '"Yet I fnvor young marriage hut
not too young. Young couples build
their lives together through the
years. The.v come to have a great
unity of interest that binds them close
in the years to come. Commercial ele
ments begin to enter ns marriage Is
delnyed and the' people mnlure. Tho
romantic psychology enters into June
weddings and probnhly pbiys a large
pnrt in the Insting quality of marriage
rontrncted in Hint month. Our statis
tics show that marriages in June nnd
weddings in the Little Church du
hold, for some reason or other.
"The romantic tradition clings long
after the ceremony. Thousands of
couples return1 to the church for their
nnniversnries. K towers come years
afterward, commemorat:ng a cere
mony. Mothers nnd fathers, married
in the church, bring babies to be bap
tired. They come ncross the conti
nent with daughters or sons who con
template weddings. And we nro
swamped with letters asking ndvice
on every conceivable love prnhlem.
"And sometimes I enter the church
and see a widow sitting in her girh
of black. There are many of thqse.
They come hark quietly and alone f
recall in the hours of grief the happy
memories of the wedding day.'
Through the doora of the rectory
pnss thousands of varying chapters
of a great city's comedies and trage
dies. It is the tradition, established by
the Itev. Houghton and his nephew
who followed him. thnt the doors
should never be closed. When the
Little Church" was established it was
but n few blocks from the morgue and
the tenderloin of the old days.
To this dny, says the new rector,
friendless men and women, looking
toward death, bring in a request for
the church to bury them. Some leave
a little sum for their burial sermon.
I although the prospect of death be
j years off. Out of the night often
f comes a girl with a story of rhame.
I A disheartened young woman tempt
ed to 'end her life in the river, stops
for a benediction and leaves with a
picture of a brighter future.
A man. nbout to be married, fum
bles in hts pocket; drops of perspira- i
tion nppear on h's forehead; his fare
grows flaming red. He has put the .
wedding ring in his vest and hasn't j
worn the vest. j
A man in army uniform enters. ;
He bears the picture of a woman.
Hoes the secretary remember having
seen this woman? The secretary nods. !
Yes, she was married a few months 1
ago. "f.reat fJod this is my wife!
I was ffverwens ; Three lives n re
wrecked." The secretary recalls that !
the woman began to weep when t he
reremony had ended and had won-'
ilered why.
Thus pnss through the doorvny of
tho "Little Church'' both sunshine '
and tears. j
. Hut now. it Jr June nnd sunshine. !
The green vines tin nee with gold in
the nfternoon sun. And the rector. I
who smiles with nn all-encompassing
sympathy upon the varying parade,
watches the young couples come tim-iflh-
through the gate.
"No." hp fays, "brides do not !
change from one generntion to the
other. For women do not change at j
heart." I
Amazon cut Urged
To be Opened now
As the city is anxious to stnrt worn
on the cutting of the Ainnzon dm n
ace ditch, following the Thompson
plan, M.i y or K. It. rarks, Harry Dev.
reaux. city engineer, and A. L. W I-
liamson, chairman of the sever coin.
in it lee of the city council, will con
fer with the county court on the re
l ii ni of Judge C, M. Ibirnnrd next
week, accord' nn to a fltatcmcnt of
Mayor Parks today. It is necessary
to w, rk in co-operation with the
county eng neer in ordpr that t-.ie city
channel will connect with the dun-'"
nel to be cut across the county fair
grounds, the mayor state. "Huh cut
ting of the Ami.on ditch has be n ib'.
'nycd some time and it i toped that
it will he completed in the near fu
ture." the mayor said.
Real
Honest-to-Goodness
Reductions
in
Millinery
Prevail at Carter's Removal Sale
Only A Few More Days
And We Will Be In
Our New Location
Lowell Theatre Building
People know tlint'rcductions made hero arc real reductions. ' Millinery purchased here will go at a
price way out of proportion to its worth.
BUY NOW!
Ruth McCallum Carter
Over First National Bank
Corner 9th and Willamette
ri A . j " I
uugene aiho rant i
- Attracts Parties
STATION MAN ROBBED
SALKM. (tie.. June 11. (. M.
It binson, proprietor of a fibing sta
tion just sout h of Sale in was held up
by an unmasked robber about ten
o'clock last night,.-, Mr. Kobinson wa?
checking up the 'day's receipts and
does not know the amount of his In-s,
"Ah.ut 50 tourist p.irties eac'i night
are now mopping at the municipal
ai:to park and alliioii;;li the unusual
eh. Ily weather lor this time of year
may be keeping some of the; norch-!
west tourists at home there i-s ntill a
big increase over the c.iiup resist n-
I tion at thi time last year," arc rditu
to If. II. Parker, park superint. nden.
A larje number if partiett from the
enstcrn states arc now cumins
through, the registration books at the
i pick show. During the early weeks
of the open season practically all th.;
nameo enrol' ed on the auto park reg
istration b ok were from Oregon,
Washington and California, Mr. Park
er sa!d.
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