The Coquille Valley sentinel., December 09, 1932, Page 4, Image 4

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m COQUILLE YALLRY SENTINEL, COQUILLE OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER ». »»»»
commiasoiner he has learned about
the condition of the roads, and how
that condition is affected by federal
co-operation or lack o^ adequate main­
tenance. What he haa learned haa
convinced him that the average motor
vehicle owner will be better off finan­
cially if federal co-operation is con­
tinued and the highways maintained
adequately.
It is a business proposition for each
motor vehicle owners. If he is finan­
cially wise, he will figure it out for
himself.—Oregon Voter.
owned plants, the office
of
state1 tax.
The personal property tax ia
WHAT IS •V’
ar
printer being one of the most lucre- included in the license fee in Oregon,
tive positions within the gift of che but is collected separately in the
other ¿tales.
a SOSO SArtP ia a Meo TOWS
state.
The difference in average tax paid
H. A. YOUNG and M. D. GRIMES
Records of the state industrial ac- by the motorists of the three states
Publishers
cident commisaion show that by far has been made necessary because of
H. À. YOUNG. Editor
the greatest percentage of accidents the difference in population and the
QM
■Sac
also a small tree to illustrate hl* talk,
Place: City Hall.
is amony poorly paid workers. Em­ car registration. Oregon has only
which I am sure was enjoyed by all
SubHcriptiea Rates
Time:
7:30
p.
m.
ployee who pay the higher wages nt- 264,000 cars as compared with 459,000
present. s
, '
One Year ............ *a
32.00
When:
First
and
Third
Tuesdays.
tract the more experienced craftsmen in Washington, and over 2,000,000 in
Six Months ..........
LOO
In the cup contest there ww only
President
—
Geo.
W.
Taylor,
Sr.
with the result that their operations California.
Three Months.......................... .
.60
one entry, a fine-growing miniature
Trees.- Mrs. John A. Martin
No subscription taken unless paid
are more free from accidents. The
While the car registrations are
garden which was entered by Joy Pet-
Cor.
Sec
’
y
—
Mrs.
Nellie
Whereat.
for in advance. This rote is impera­
commission ia advocating a more fa­ very unequal, the highway systems of
tive.
tingill. Naturally she carried home
vorable rate for industries which co­ the three states are about on Ji par.
Owing to the Merchants’ Holiday the cup until next meeting.
operate in the reduction of accident With a leaser registration and a com-
Opening Tuesday night, the -Flower
Mrs. Beyers had a fine entry, de­
with greater penalties for the care­ partive highway system, it is neces­ Lovers Club held a short session at
picting the holiday season. It showed
less employer who fails to safeguard sary that Oregon motorists pay more
their regular meeting in the city hall. Santa Claus with his empty sleigh
his workmen.
per car in order to enjoy equal facili­
Election of officers for the coming draw»-by his faithful reindeer going
ties. "•
•
year and a tree pruning demonstra­ home after visiting the little boys
Despite
predictions
tha.tr>
thé
gen
­
Following is a chart showing the
Advertising Rates
tion by L. E. Alexander were the and girls. 'Botfi’entries were decided­
eral fund was almost exhausted and number of cam' registered and the
Display advertising, 25 cents per
main things on the program for the
ly clever and I think the grown-ups
the
state
would
soon
go
bn
a
warrant
amounts
of
license
fees
and
gaeoline
inch: less than 5 inches, 30 cents per
evening. Election of officers was the
of the club got as much out of it as
, inch. No advertisement inserted for
basis, salaries of officials snd em­ tax collected in.the three state«. Note
first one taken up and-the following
teas th-n 50 cents. - Reading» notices
did little Bruce Martin, to whom
that
California's
three
cent
gae
tax
ployees
as
well
as
other
current
ex-
Politics does indeed make stringe
10 centy per line. No. reading notice,
were elected for next year: President,
Santa and his reindeer particularly
or advertisement of any kmu, insert­ bedfellows. Only a few short months P««««» continue to be paid in cash, raises thirty-nine million dollars, or Geo. W. Taylor, Sr.; first Vice presi­
ago Secretary of State Hoes was the J“at wh»« the money come» from is more than thirteen million for each dent, Alton Grimes; second vice pres­ appealed.-
ed for less than 25 cents.
TTrrr~
■ myatery around the cent of tax. This one cent gas tax of
“forgotten man” on the board of con- somewhat of a
Do you folks know that plants,'
ident, Clifford Kern; third vice presi­
Entered at the Coquille Postoffice as trol while Governor Meter and State «P'tei. but there is a well-defined thirteen million dollars ,is more than1
seeds and bulbs' make wonderful
dent,
L.
E.
Alexander;
treasurer,
Mrs.
Second Class Mail Matter.
Treasurer Holman -manipulated the suspicion that the recent sate of the Oregon niotortet pay« in total gas ’
John Martin; secretary, Mrs Edna Christmas gifts? Why not try it out
À
strings that made the puppets jump. I »50,000 in tidier»’ bonusbon^s tax and license fee combined.
Kern.
Mrs. Nellie Whereat is' in this year. Many a person haa become
Office Corner W. First and Willard St
No. ears License
Gas Tax
| Interested in gardening just through
Even in those days, however, it was may have had something to do with
charge of the publicity work.
ft. At least it te known that thè
Registered rees
Fees
is to
me
rvegistereo
piwtl«n «ver Mr Alexander rave such gifts. Our next cup contest Is
freely
predicted
that
the
Meier-Hol
­
Lans Leneve in- hie. Out-of-Doora
bonus eommission waa not in any
i
Oregon 364,115 35,977,428$ 6,186,918
interesting and instructive ^e Christmas wreaths and our next
man
combination
could
not
long
sur
­
a
#
W..k*r.
asoMa
hnmam
<.,
a
,
aoa
■
ver
y
interesting
and
instructive
____
v
stuff this week asks where the poets
pressing need for that amount of Wash’n 459,683 2,098,696 11,104,927 "
m^ng itate»" brmidieà m^ting te on Dee. 20, 1982, at 7:30
<„.* —
.nt,
n,u,k it
ir will
«ili pro­ r.ur
9 2,043,281
ru*» vai »,763,274
o * m « ov »
“Ik on tree prumng, uaing Drancne»
•
“get thqt stuff about robins coming vive. The expected break began to money just
now,
although
Calif.
39,863,637
■
of
trees,
in
old
and new growth, and P m- Don^ forget.
in the spring?” Lans fails to take in­ be noticeable several weeks ago but bably need it all and more too to meet
th«
threP
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The
real
difference
in
f
to accoiint the wonderfully fine win­ did not manifest itself in open re­ bond retriement and interest pay­ atatqs, however, is found in the per- i
bellion
on
the
part
of
Holman
against
ter weather we'have on this coast
Methodist Episcopal Church
ments before the end of 1933, especi­ sonal property tax and the methods • The Pioneer Methodist Church
during the winter month«. The birds Meier’s domination of state affaire ally if the one-half mill tax levy is of assessing.
Philip D. Hartman, pastor.
Evening Preaching 7:36 p. m.
can etay here and be as comfortable until this past week.
Morning worship at 11 a. m., with
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:80 p.
Washington haa only 247,000 of the
The first indication of a break be­ waived again as it was last year.
as in the spring months in the middle
459,000 cars registered on the assess­ a mesoage by Dr. Louis J. Kirby of
tween
the
Governor
and
State
Treas
­
west and aouth.
And the poets,
The gavels with which the presi­ ment rolls.
Preaching at Bandon 11 a. m.
California managed to Marshfield.
whose accuracy he questions, were urer came when the former suggest­ dent of the state senate and the catch 1,612,000 of the 2,000,000 plus
Evening message by the pastor on,
Scriptural, Spiritual Preaching. Ev­
ed
thé
dismissal
of,
W-
W
.
Ridehalgh
writing in that section where things
eryone welcome.
as supervisor of transportation. Hol-, speaker of the House will rap for cars registered. Washington assess­ “The Satisfying Christ.”
-are frozen up-tight for several months
Church school kt 10 a. m., Lyman
order in their respective chambers at ed 54 per cent of the registered ears
G. A, Gray, Pastor.
man
opposed
the
move
but
was
out
­
each winter. Give the weet Oregon
Carrier (superintendent.
107 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Ore.
voted by his colleagues on the board. the forthcoming legislative session while California assessed 74 per cent
coast credit for it, Lana.
The Wesley Eellowwhip Group con­
California cars are evidently a let-
Last week when the governor criti- will be made from the wood of an
venes in the auditorium at 6:30 p. m. First Church of Christ, Scientist
ancient
oak
tree
wlych
graced
the
su
­
tfe
better
aa
a
class
than
the
Wash
­
sized the administration of the state
• BEER, THE PANACEA
for a study of, “The Secret of Hap­
Coquille, Oregon
his
criticism preme court grounds prior to the ington ears, as the 1,500,000 Califor­
Serious Americans, concerned over printing department
piness in Christian Living,” Mr. Ches­
erection
of
the
new
state
office
nia
cars
were
assessed
at
»247,000,-
drew fire from the treasurer who let
Sunday
School
at 9:30 a. m.
such trivia] issues ao recovery from
building. When thia building was put 000,
900, qn
<n average of 3164
8164 per car. ter L. Ward in charge.
Sunday Service at 11 ». m
present economic conditions, balan­ it be known that he had “opinions of up the ancient oak came down and
Both departments of the Young
While Washington’s one quarter of a
•y own” on this subject. This was
Subject for next Sunday :-**God the
cing the national budget, extending
People'« Division meet at 6:30 p. m.
followed later by an interview in some of the wood was saved by Secre­ million cars were assessed at almost
Preserver of Man.”
adequate relief to the unemployed and
for
devotional».
tary of State Hoss who is havyg the $28,000,000, an average of *112 per
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
settlement of the war debts problem, which Holman characterized claims gavels made at this time. The tree
Boys and Girl»* World Club meet«
car.
of economy from the executive office
o’clock.
have overlooked the transcendently
is »aid til* have been planted by some
in
Pioneer
Hall
at
6:30
p.
m.
Mrs.
The ratio of assessed valuation to
and the state budget department as
Free public Reading Room open in
important question of beer. Evidently
Oregon governor in the early days' actual value was 43 per cent in Wash- Chas. H. Oerding in charge
“
bombastic
statements
“
without
any
Church Building every Tuesday and
Congress, too, has been misled by
Prayer
meeting
Wednesday
evening
foundation
in .fact
of the at*te bot history fails to record ington the average state millage as-
foundation in
.fact
the efforts which have been made to
Choir reheasal Saturday evening, Friday afternoons except holidays
The governor, having deposed two hk name and the memory of the old- »essed was 58%, while in California
from two to five o’clock.
educate the people on what have ap­
F. G. Leslie, director.
-
stat« employees who'owed their jobs est state employee does not extend the average was only 44 mills.
The public is cordially invited to at­
peared to be grave questions of pub­
Special ypcal musical numbers at i
back to the date of the planting.
The inequity of the petwenal prop-
tend oar services and to visit the
lic policy. It has had a rather silly to Holman—-Ridehalgh as supervisor
erty tai lies inthe large number of both services Sunday.
Reading Room.
no ton that its chief concern at the
A cordial welcome awaits you at all
Speculation still persists a» to a cars that escaped thia tax iq both
supervisor of the so-called ward bills
coining short session will be success­
—
—ie now out after the scalp of E. C. special session of the legislature to’utates. In Washington over 210,000 of the services of our church.
fully to pstch the holes hi the budget
St. James Church
Hobbs, state printer, who was rec­ be held the first week in January for cars paid no personal property tax,
and otherwise promote a return to
(Episcopal)
Foursquare Gospel Church
ommended for his position by Hol­ the purpose of passing on a sales tax j while over a half million cars in Cal-
prosperity.
It has been mistaken.
Church school every Sumiay at 10
for state purposes. While emphasis' ifornte escaped making their contri- Rev.-and Mrs, T. R.‘Jackman, Pastors
man.
Bringing back beer must be its first
nlanozl
ealna
nvAivrann
__ *e__ ._ «
• »•
m. Perry Roper, superintendent.
The state treasurer, on the other is placed otv the sales tax program button to the various taxing bodies.
9:45 a. m. Sunday, School, Mm. M.
concern.
much
opposition
is
developing
to
hand, would abolish the office of bud­
Jewell, Supt.
J-
Beer is the remedy for rents in the
Editor’s note—It should be noted
get director, now held by Henry Han­ this form of taxation anfl consider­
11:00 a. m. Rev. T.| r . Jackman will
budget. Beer ia the leader that speed­
zen political adviser to the govern­ able sentiment ia again developing that the revenue of 323.42 per car speak on “The Power of Silence.”
ily will bring bright gems of pros­
from gas tax in Oregon is higher
or, and would also materially reduce for another try at the irftome tox­
6:30 p. m. Young People’s meeting.
perity out of the slough of unem­
the 37000 eatery | of William Einzig, in spite of its defeat at the hands of than the revenue per car of 319.59 in
7:30 p. m. Mrs. Jackman will give
ployment.
Beer is the liquid gold
state purchasing agent, who owes his the voters in the recent general elec­ California for two reasons. One is hsr life story* or personal testimony
that will flow throughout the length
tion. Washington's adoption of an that California’s ga<’ tax is three on “A New Life for an' Old One." A
job to the governor.
and breadth of the land and carry
While the breach between Meier income tax, much more stringent than cents per gallon, and Orej-frm four. water baptismal service' will follow
contentment to impoverished tram­
and Holman haa been growing, the that now in effect in this state, has The other is that so many Oregon tl>e message.
Special!music.
All
uries everywhere.
Beer will carry
bond of sympathy between the gov­ changed the attitude of many Oregon cars are registered in either Wash­ welcome. < •
food and Clothing to the needy and
ernor and Hoss has also been grow­ politicians toward this form of taxa­ ington or California.
The Christmas program« will be
speed up the wheels of idle industries.
ing until now the once "forgotten tion and organized labor as well as
given on Sunday, Dec. 18th, and Mon­
Beer will raise the prices on farm
man” is apparently firmly established organized agriculture regal'd the in­
MUST BE SOME TAXPAYERS
day, Dec. 19th.
products and send an automobile and
in the good graces of Meier, supplant­ come tax as preferable to a sates
Uncle Sam may print envelopes in
a radio to every home.
Beer will
ing the .itate treasurer as the “rod tax.
Church of Christ
competition with local printers, do
^stabilise the credit situation
and
and staff” of the administration.
dental work in competition with den­
start hoarded money into free circu­
Turner
B. MacDonald, Pastor
Superintendent Byrd of the state
tists, he can loan money, run banks,
lation. Beer will lift the mortgage
Sunday,
10:00
a. m. Bible School.
With 63.2 per cent of its 1981 institution for feeble minded wants to
conduct commercial shipping, handle
on the old home, pay the taxes, paint
Ned C.
texes still uncollected on November change' the name of his institution. railroads, buy wheat, sett- groceries, Departments for all ages.
the house and supply the children
Kelley, superintendent.
20 Coos county stands fburth from Governor Meier facetiously suggests
and operate milla, but there is one
with college education.
11:00 a. m. Communion and morn­
the top aipong the counties of Ore­ that it be designated a branch of the
thing he cannot do—cannot pay any
And besides all these important
ing worship. Sermon by the pastor.
gon in point of its high tax delin­ state board of control.
insist on genuine Bayer Aspirin! Nfit
dividends in conducting all this busi­
functions, beer will do such little odd
, 2:30 p. m. Monthly executive meet­
quency. Only three other counties—
jobs as fill the coal bin, sew on but-
ness.—The Lind, Washington, leader.
xily lor its lately, but for its t/itui.
ing of the officers of Myrtle C. E.
Curry, Grant and Wheeler—show a
Auto License Fees Compared
tons, patch the trousers and dam the
I"he tablet stamped Bayer dissolves
Union.
higher per cent of delinquency, ac­
socks. How foolish of millions qf
Church of God
(Oregon State Motor Ass’n)*
6:30 p m. Primary-Junior, Junior,
flf once. It gets to the seat of pain
cording to reports filed with the
people to think that beer is an unnec­
Please don’t forget that the Church Intermediate, Young
Following is the average license
People
and
state tax coommiaeion.
Ths Coos
without delay. It is many minutes
essary element in a progreasiive civ­
of God, 7th and Henry streets, two Alumni C. El groups meet for devo­
county report abows 8996,771 still fee, gas tax and personal property
taster than any imitation you can
ilisation and incapable of furnishing
unpaid on the 1831 levy, 8677,928 still tax paid by Oregon, Washington and Mocks north of . the Henry afreet tional».
buy, and time counts when you’re
the panacea far all its economic Ws!
bridge,
earnestly
invites
you
to
attend
California
cans:
Wednesday, 7:80 o’clock,
Bible
due from the 1930 levy and 8240.430
—Christian Science Monitor.
¿¿L- •I
tn
pain! For quick relief of headaches,
services
there.
License Gas Personal Total
’delinquent from 1929.
StUdy. Willett Jessee, leader.
Sunday
School
10:00
a.
m.
Fee
Tax
Property
:olda,
sore throat, neuralgia and
A
cordial
welcome
awaits
you
at
all
The delinquency in tex payments
Advises Motorists to Ponder for the state as a whole on the 1931
Preaching 11:00 a. m.
Tax
the services.
rheumatism, periodic pains, and *
Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m.
-Motor vehicle owners- will do well levy totals 815,880,961 or 38.76 per Oregon 822.63 323.42
946.06
rther suffering, stick to the tablets
Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. Thurs-'
26 35 86.57 87.48
to consult their own financial interest cent of the amount levied. Multno- Wash’gton 4.56
.
Baptist
Church
rf Bayer manufacture. All druggists.
before they permit themselves to be mas reports the lowest percentage of California 4.77
19J51
7.22 31.50 day. We are studying the Book of
Sunday School 10 a. m.
stampeded into demand for a heavy delinquency, with Curry county show­
The above table vividly shows the Revelations now.
B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m.
Every one welcome.
reduction in their license fees.
ing the heaviest delinquency. Moat difference in the average motor vehi­
Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
Pastor, Rev. Geo. 8. Murphy-
Get your pencil out, sharpen it to a of the big wheat counties, of eastern cle fee collected from the motorists
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
fine point, and figure.
Oregon show delinquencies of 60 per in Oregon. Washington and Califor­
We invite you to come.
Figure how many miles you will cent or more.
If
you
want
to
subscribe
for
«
Port
­
nia-
'
The most favorable
run your -dfr during the next few condition is shown by Willamette val­
White Oregon has by far the high­ land daily the clubbing combination
Men’s trousers cleaned and pressed,
years on highways and roads which ley counties. Curry county, with a est license fee of the three states, it, we offer with the Sentinel will save
36c; ties 10c. No-D-Lay.'
are not paved. Figure what the un­ delinquency of 78.8 per cent tope the does not collect a personal property. vou money
paved surface, now so smooth with list with Grant a close second with
its* oil gravel or oiled macadam coat, 70 per cent
wdl feel like under your wheels with­
Total delinquencies for the state
in a year or two if,that surface is not for all years to date amounts to the
maintained.
startling sum of 334,205,388 or al­
Figure how much extra you will most equal to the entire tax assessed
have to spend for repairs and tires if for last year against property other
these highways and roads are permit­ than utilities.
ted to deteriorate.
State printing promises to figure
Figure whether it is to your advan­ prominently in the next legislative I
tage to have the U. S. government session. Rumor has it that Govern­
spending federal money putting main or Meier will recommend abolishment I
Oregon highway« in better condition, of the state owned printing plant in
in co-operation with the state.
(
his message to the lawmakers but he
And then figure which will actually refuses to commit himself as ypt
cost you more during the next few He did, however, eoamnft himself to
' years—repair bills under a low license a new policy of throwing big printing*
fee, or the payment of a high license jobs for state institutions and depart­
fee such as will assure the mainten­ ments open to competitive bids this
ance of Oregon highways and their past week. In this position he was
orderly improvement.
supported by Secretary of State Hoss
Newspapers and politicians make with State Treasure- Holman the
themselves popular by agitating for only member of the printing board to
free reduction. They are applauded by oppose this policy.. The state first
motor vehicle owners who- do not take acquired its own printing plant in
the time tn figure.
1913 when it purchased the plant of
Leslie Scott did some sound figur­ the late Willis S. Dunn^way, former
ing in the Sunday papers a week ago. state printer. Prior to that state
He is conservative, but as highway printing was handled ia privately
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