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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SEPTEMBER 18, 1936. SENATOR THOMAS ADDRESSES CLUB REELECTION OF ROOSEVELT HEAD OF I. T. U. DECLARES FOR Constitutional Amendments I ur eIa2,,lrVm.cfh Senator Elbert D. Thomas was IV n ,u clrpor!iL0"j na, Constitutional Amendment demn the man who threw it be (Continued from page 1) I debts every the the Fifth cause he did not bring them a No. 1 principal speaker at SECTION a. The Secretary of State ts club in a A Joint Resolution Proposing on Amend- - directed to cue. this Proposes. "nlmcnt ward Roosevelt-Game- r costly mistakes for which others steamship. must pay the price. required by the Cont. of the Jo bo pub iehed Because we believe in and hope meeting at the Ambassador hotel, lent of 8ection I. of Article VII. Execuon and to be aubmjtted to the elector, Policies Are Important to the SLte Relotlnr Constitution for progress, and not because o' Monday night. the state at the genera- .lection In tire Deportment, the Term.. Re.ldenc. While the writer has been desig the I"-o- f Thomas Senator manner the by to or explained provided nd Duties of Officer. (Superintendent I any fealty party, nated as a Republican in national we npproved by the Publie Infraction.) shall vote for and support Presi various phases of the New Deal Bo it reeolved by the Legislature of the of the state, thl. proposed amendment shall politics and has generally voted for dent Roosevelt for reelection." legislation and showed by comof all the mem.l take effect on the first day of January, State of UUh, the candidates of that party, he has that in all of the United 1937. parisons bera elected to each boua concurrln always been sufficiently independhas been a DemoStates therein I it history Constitutional Amendment ent to consider candidates, plat POLITICAL OUTLOOK cratic congress and presidents that 8ECTI0N 1. That it la proposed to amend Section 1, of Article VII, of the No. 5 forms and policies more important have given laws which have beneConstitution ot the State of Utah aa foResolution than party brand. In this respect Proposing to Amend A Joint (Continued from page 1) fited the average citizen. llow! XIII. Section 3 of the Constitu-tlo- n Article he does not intend to change that sives" held sway last Friday anc Executive 1. The SECTION Department In discussing the Democratic ahall consist of of tho .Hat of Utah, a Amended at Covernor, Secretary of political policy. In the present Saturday. in Utah, he said State, State Auditor, tha Ceneral Election in 1930 Relating to accomplishments and Treasurer State Taxation of Tongiblo Property. Your observer to know that the records of the lawmaking campaign I consider the contest is each of whom shall hold l, of Value, Exemptions, and tha between progressiveism on one that hundreds of happens Salt Lake county bodies of our own state showed hia office for four years, beginning on the for tho State. Tax Annual hi first Monday of January next after side and reaction on the other. Democrats will take a keen in- that it was when the Democrats Bo It resolved by the Legislature of tho terma of office the that election, except Roosevelt The defeat of President of all members Stato of Utah, terest in the proceedings of the had the majority in the state legisof those elected at the first election shall of elected to each Houao and and the election of Governor Lan-do- n Republican legislative convention. lature that laws were passed for begin when the state shall be admitted into aU member of each flout concurring and shall end on the first Monthe Union, would mean not only the re- Some of them are quietly the protection of labor and agritherein ! day in January, A. D. 1901. The officers versal of everything that has been that the Republicans will behoping wise culture. He also said that under of the Executive Department, during their Jtim!? 8E9Ti?J? done by the present administration. enough to nominate 3 . . Con- terma of office, ahall reside at the seat of a?"d Artc!? vm Democratic administrathe outstanding present SUteofUtsh. of tb shall the where Jltutlon pubwould mean also government, It keep they discrediting liberals, who are more stable than tion in Utah, labor has fared betrtad eneral lcctlon ,n 19a0- lie records, book and paper. They shall policy for some of those who were placed on ter than ever before. follows: every forward-lookin- g aa dutle auch are perform prescribed by 2. All tangible property In which the President has declared the Democratic ticket. who made short talks this Constitution and as may ba prescribed theSECTION Others not exempt under the law of the State, law. and which the bourbon politicians Yes there are a number of were: Mrs. Frank W. Penrose, bySECTION 2. The or under this constitution, United States, Secretary of Stata Is in his party would not permit him be taxed in proportion to its value, to liberals among the Democratic state chairwoman; Mrs. hereby directed to submit proposed shall to make effective. bascerUlned a.' provided by law The Under such Republican brethren who believe in W. A. dm enVtoth e rs of "th e Rupea, club secretary; A. M. amen . elS In the m.nnS Property of the United SUs of the Sute t general circumstances we shall support . g00(j government and counties, cities, towns, school districts, mu- Scott, club president, and David provided by law. President Roosevelt for election. the citKizen 3. If adopted by the electors nicipal corporationa arid rights of the average Athay, chairman of the program of SECTION thebuiidinKsthereusedexcl I the this amendment shall takt ef- - ,?t.wi.th state, these would make more committee of the club. ioT 'ther TViia tiSin nnf th succeed of next first feet day January Jv Purposes, region '0h' sensible legislators under a Demo of burial not aclon,?.n Mr A splendid musical program was Ing a determination by the Board of State an held or Private or corporate bene- cratic administration than some of rendered, fr the of result of election Canvasser, the including community fit, shall be exempt from taxation. Water the impossibles on the Democratic singing. Among the musical num-e- rs designated in Section 2 hereof. rights, ditches, canals, reservoirs, power not We are present campaign. were two vocal solos by Mr. plants, pumping plants, transmission lines, convert as our a support according pipes and flumes owned and uscd by indiWe will Constitutional Amendment we will see, in what ull. I viduals or corporations for irrigating lands to the Democratic party or as a the"near fuTure" Mr. Scott presided over the No. 2 within the state owned by auch individuals Democrat. For some years we Amende or corporations, or the individual members an Resolution A Joint meeting. Proposing a should believed be have there ment to Section 10. of ArtlcU VII, of the thereof, shall not be separately taxed as Carbon Democrats Constitution Relating to Governors Ap- - ln as they shall be owned and used realignment within the political Power and the Filling of Va- - clusively for such purposes. Power plants, The reactionaries the vice in chairman of Democratic the Carbon Democrats will parties. County In caneies Certain Offices. (Superln- - Power transmission lines and other I Democratic party have no more meet in convention at Price Satur-sympat- county central committee. Rumor ty used foi generating and delivering elec- of Public Instruction.) with progressive policies day evening, September 19, to tas it that other commissionership Bs It resolved by th Legislators of the trlcal power, a portion of which is used State of Utah, of all th for furnishing power for pumping water than have the standpatters in the I nominate candidates for state candidates may be expected from) r Irrigation purposes on lands in th concur- to elected member house each party. There is evidence I tor, two members of the lower the Helper area. State of Utah, may be exempted from taxa ring therein: of this in the action of SECTION I. That it Is proposed to ton to the extent that such property is house, two county commissioners County Attorney Marl D. Gibson d tor uch purposes. These exemptions I amend Section 10. of Article VII. of the the a a candidate for renomination for and a county attorney, leading Democrats jumping to the benefit of the users of foi- - eha11 accru Constitution of the as of State Utah, Reand Sun-Athe fence that office and it is probable that jOWgo d supporting party water so pumped under such regulations According to the Price I the legislature may prescribe. The taxes SECTION 10. The Governor shall nora- publican candidate in the present vocate the present political reports he will be the only Democrat seek-- 1 Jhe indigent poor may be remitted or Inate, and by and with the consent of the campaign. At the same time mil-- 1 indicate two probably seeking the ing that honor. offi-- 1 skated ft such tiines and in such maner all and State Senate, district appoint so have not been widely senatorship nomination, George lions, who may provided by law. The legislature cers whose offices are established by this taxa-laadvertised, who have been pre- - Miller of Price, incumbent, and G. Constitution, or which may be created by ?ay provide for the exemption from and personal homesteads, homes, lon and Is whose as election or appointment Q. Republicans, viously designated Typo. Auxiliary Lindstrom, Spring Canyon, who not otherwise provided for. If. during the Property, not to exceed 2.000 in value for will vote for the candidate of the I served in the house of representa-Democraty and homesteads, and 300 for recess of the Senate, a vacancy occur in hom a' Property. Property not to exceed Womans Auxiliary No. 16 to Stole or district office, the Governor party. Thus party I tives at the last regular and recent 3.000 in value, owned by disable! persons appoint some fit person to discharge designation has come to mean less special legislative sessions. Mr. Typographical Union No. 115 will shall the duties thereof until the next meeting f110 e7d VJ W war jn the I1 ry in the present campaign than at Miller is completing his initial term hold the regular monthly business! of he United States or of the State the Senate, when he shall nominate some ,5 any previous time during the per-- 1 as senator, having served one term meeting at 2 p. m., Monday, Sept. person to fill such office. If the office of. Uth a?d b Jhe unmarried widows and of justice of the supreme or district court. winor orphans of auch persons may be iod of our two-parsystem. previous to that in the house of 21, at the home of Mrs. M. L. leKslature may provide. State, State Auditor. Stote c"iPtted1a.t1h Mr. Lindstrom has son, 1086 South Fourth East! Treasurer, of Are Hopeful Th legislature shall provide by law for er Attorney-Generbe vacated This will be the first meetg street. We have not agreed with every-- held but one public office, the by death, resignation or otherwise, it shall ? nnual tax ,lclentj with other sources be the duty of the Governor to fill the same of revenue. to defray the estimated ordin-b- y June. in since islative administration the present position. He is a member ing and the appointee shall ary expenaea ot the state for each fiscal Mrs. Hamson is delegate of the holdappointment, of paying the state has done or has attempted to do. of the United Mine Workers of his office until his successor shall be ,for th Purpose the legislature shall elected and qualified, as may be by law debt. We have criticized because of I America and an officer of the Auxiliary to the Womans Interprovido for levying a tax annually, suffi- be-- 1 provided e local done. We convention national not of were that organ-lievthat Auxiliary Spring Canyon things SECTION 2. The Secretory of State is cent ? P?y the annual interest and to pay which opened Monday at Colorado more in the things President I ization. hereby directed to submit this proposed th Principal of such debt, within twenty ror the final passage of the law No reports of a general nature Springs, Colo. Therefore, the auxamendment to the electors of the state at Roosevelt has said than we do in election in the manner creating Die debt (As amended what he has been able to accomp- - concerning prospective candidates iliary meeting was postponed one the next bygeneral ber 4, 1930.) law. SECTION 2. The Secretary o State is lish. We are hopeful that during! for the house of representative week so that the members might SECTION 3. If adopted by the electors hereb? Erected to submit the proposed a second term he will not be influ-- 1 offices have thus far been circu-ence- d hear Mrs. Hamsons report of thej of the state, this amendment shall take amendment contained herein to the electors effect the first day of January next sue- so much by political consid-- 1 lated. Mrs. D. C. Gibson of Helper convention. election In the Btat m lh a determination the Board ceeding of by All members are urged to attend manner provided by general law. erations as to the things he does! was Carbons other member of Canvassers of the result of th elec-- 1 State SECTION 3. If adopted by th electors for the welfare of the country. We I that branch of the states lawmak-kno- and hear the delegates convention! tioo designated in Section 2 hereof. of the state, this amendment shall have efI of some of the difficulties ing group during the past two report, and also to take part in fect on the first day of January next I discussion of plans for the coming ceeding a determination by the Board of Constitutional Amendment doing things that should be done. I years. State Canvassers of the result of the elecTerms of Commissioners C. R. year, which will probably be pro- However, with the reelection of Mr. No. 3 tion designated in section 2 hereof. Roosevelt those who desire pro- - Fahring of Helper, and George posed at this meeting. A Joint Resolution Proposing an AmendSchultz of Latuda, expire this year, ment to Section 8, of Article X, of the Constitutional Amendment gressive action have hope. In the New York Painters Constitution Relating to the State Board election of his opponent we can I The latter is a Republican. Dr. No. 6 ef Education. (Superintendent of Public NEW YORK. (UNS) District ring is expected to be a candidate A Joint Resolution Proposing to Amend only a return to the policies Instruction.) Section 9, Article VI ef the Constitution that all but wrecked and bank-- 1 for renomination and it is under-rupte- Council 9, Brotherhood of Painters, Be it resolved bjr the Legislature ef the of Utah, Relating to Compensation af Stats of Utah, of all the memthe nation previous to 1933. stood that Orvel Peterson of Co Decorators and Paperhangers, repMember ef the Legislature. bers to elected each house concurring lumbia will with the seek his partys We have no quarrel Be it resolved by the Legislature of th resenting one of the largest groups therein : State of Utah, of all the memcandidate, Governor I nation for commissioner. Mr. Peter-Lando- n. in New Yorks building industry, SECTION 1. That it is proposed to bers elected to each of the two house amend Section 8, of Article X, of the We consider he is extreme-- 1 son is a member of the United has protested against suspension voting in favor thereof: of the State of Utah, as follows: SECi'ION 1. That it is proposed to ly unfortunate. If elected he would r Mine Workers of America and is of the C.I.O. unions. SECTION 8. The general control and amend Section 9, Article VI, of the T be more unfortunate. Neither his of the Public School supervision System be" vested Jna StateBoard'of Educiu tile State of Utah, as follow: experience nor ability indicates 9 The members of the tion, consisting: of such persons as the . SECTION that he would be able to cope effecIature ha receive such per diem and mile may provide. tb? Legislature may provide, not SECTION 2. The Secretary of State Is tively with the situation with which directed to submit this proposed ceeAin? eiht dollars per day '.nd ten cents he would be confronted. Between distance necessarily trav amendment to the electors of the state at p.e mil1e for ambitious and inexperienced young to and returning from the place next the election in manner the general 7 No. r meeting on the most usual route, and provided by law. politicians on one hand and the old haU receive no other pay or per-o- f felconviction a of or on 3. conduct, SECTION electors thy.. improper If the by adopted the party of Republican guard efthe this amendment shall take ony. bestate, the other, it is impossible to 12. Violating or aiding others in violatfeet the first day of January next sue-- 1 . SECTION 2. The Secretary of State is lieve his administration could serve ing any of tha provisions of the dental ceeding a determination by the Board ot bereby directed to submit this proposed act. or State Canvassers of the result ot the elec- - amendment to the electors of the state at of the practice people the best interests 016 .nv general election in the manner IS. Refusing the Department of tion designated in Section 2 hereof. make a creditable record for himprovided by law. or the State Board of Health, theiy SECTION 3. It adopted by the electors . ... officers or employes, access to his office, self. The administrations of some of the state, this amendment shall taka cf-Constitutional Amendment instruments, laboratory, equipment, apof the finest gentlemen who have feet the first day of January. 1937. pliances or supplies for the purpose of in4 been elected to the presidency have specting the same. inA Joint Resolution Proposing an Amend14. Keeping his office, instruments, labbeen failures because of the I, M. H. Welling, Secretary of State erf ment to Section 18, Article XII of the the State of Utah, do hereby certify that or supplies to equipment, appliances oratory escape the of president ability Constitution of the State of Utah Relat foregoing: is ft full, true and correct an insanitary condition. I duct' as relating to dentists aru hereby in 15. ing to Liability of Stockholders of Banks. copy 0f the six Constitutional Amendments be being controlled by politicians in-in- defined shall contained herein Nothing to include. Be it resolved by th Legislature of the proposed by the regular session of th a duly licensed his own party who had selfish eonatrued so as to I Obtaining any fe by fraud or mia- - dentist in the State prevent of Utah, of all the mem- - feature of 1935 as the same appears of ef Utah from advertisterests to serve. If elected it can reprMcntat;on bers elected to each of the two houses record in my office. of the quotation his except profession, ing be expected Governor Landon would fvor rileeo! that they will appear on I further definite fixed prices, by the use of news8E jTJ E Tbat it la proposed to the official certify and radio ballot at the general eleotion leave such a record. cards, signs, periodicals, papers, Con-1 Section Article of the 18, mel?d XII, nov 3, 1936, under the number and title other lawful means of advertising, providWill Answer Yes atitution of the State of Utah, ao that the herein designated. all of such advertising shall be in that ed, decided by This election will be In witness whereof, I have hereunto set ,a2rrlr!!rT5e?o The the name of the licensed dentist who may Legislature may pro- - my hand and affixed the Great Seal of specifically refer in such advertising to his the answer to very simple quesvide law that the stockholders in every the state cf Utah. thi. 1st day of by traiinng, method andor system.ttake effect tions. Millions of voters will ask organized for banking pur- - tember 1936 SECTION 2. This act shall or the holders of any on or more poses, themselves whether or not they are official procthe of date the five days after of the classes of stock issued by any auch lamation by the Governor. better off today than they were in corporation, in addition to the amount of S)f law. to 15 added became present Roosevelt 1933 when Mr. O O (f) Paragraph capital stock subscribed and fully paid by Y7 9 shall be individually responsible for them, President. A very large majority of State of H. M. Welling. Secretary I, an additional amount not exceeding the will answer yes, and will be guidth State of Utah, do hereby certify that amount of their stock In such corporation, correct and is Secretary of Stata. true a full, the foregoing ed in casting their vote by that or the amount of their stock of any parti- filed in my oflaw Iu'tiative of th copy overcome to difficult answer. It is fice and to be voted upon st the general with argument. known election to be held November 8, 1936. Shattered Romance had a bet on, it read, as to what on Some who have benefited will be I further certify that it will appear When J. Percival Smith sort of a fellow would wear a election bought tha official ballot at the general guided by party fealty; some will a new shirt, he found a piece of shirt like that. My chum said a Nov. 8, 1936, under the number and title vote for the Republican candidate herein designated. dude. I said a shrimp. I won. paper pinned to the inside In witness whereof, I has hereunto set the name and address of bearing because they have to pay taxes; a of th Seal girl, Grant affixed and the hand my some will be influenced by the with the words, Please write and State of Utah, this 1st day of September, 1936. ghost of fear that is injected into send photo. Scenting a romance, Thoughtfulness every campaign by those who rephe wrote to the girl and sent his Mrs. Guzzler The friend who resent special interest. However, photo. gave me the recipe for this soup these elements are in the minority. In due course he received a re- is in great trouble. Not many drowning persons who Secretary of Stata. Mr. Guzzler Then, out of reply. It was only a note. My chum are saved by a life preserver con- and I, working in a shirt factory, spect, lets drink it in silence. - self-intere- st two-thlr- d. Aocer-tainme- nt Attorney-Cenera- two-third- o two-thir- I level-head- ed I I I well-attend- ed I nt proper-tende- hy two-thir- an sena-Itepublic- so-call- ed w, ic per-an- j I ty al leg-thin- I I I Novem-provid- ed w Fah-expe- ct 1 two-thir- nomi-Republic- ds an two-thir- ds Con-atituti- Con-hal- I I Initiative Amendment re I by I 1 Regis-trat- on I I leg-Sta- two-thir- te ds I I on ' 'XfJt 1 I self-intere- st ?7l6fUjrLiL2- - v 1 -- |