Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-09-08 | Page 4 | Filing Fee

THE FILING FEE FEET T THE experience of the state government in collection of the filing fee has been so unhappy unhappy and and unprofitable to the state state state- that the sentiment all along the line is u un undoubtedly undoubtedly in favor of dispensing ng with it Candidates for the legislature will go be before before be- be f fore re the people shortly with whatever programs programs programs pro pro- grams their parties may may have for them to stand upon That the platforms of both parties have demanded tax reform there can be no question and only those candidates who espouse a drastic reformation of the tax structure re may reasonably expect to be elected lect d. d Th The next legislature without doubt will willbe willbe willbe be importuned from every section of the state to straighten out the tax mess mess but when it shall have finished its labors the picture picture picture pic pic- ture will be about the same sam as it was at the close of another general session and later at the close of a special session when the present tax structure was set up This is a rather gloomy prospect for the people to face yet it is the real picture unless unless unless un un- un- un less genuine leadership is found in the legIslature legislature leg leg- and unless too the whole business is viewed upon a nonpartisan basis p