Show I hursday THE TWO PAGE OREIGN BORN AND DANISH LEAD UTAH'S of Jan 26- The department commerce through CHINGTON ?hrissued giving statistics showing the statement a h?n Status of compiled the foreign-bom the of the bu-! Jan-"Vhtebd -H35 n 1 J i l a i - J I ' I t ' i-a f l 9 i i !i v til r : i : t ' t o i 1 v l- I - ru-4!lU 1922 Prices 1 j u 1 r i A i 1 t v I I I n L 2 in Drop o A Drop in ctbzen-' birth white populationof Utah by country ofof the fourteenthdecennial census taken as from returns white population of Utah 449396 included 56455 Offoreign-bom whLm this 21 number 13 of 52254 years of age and over Tribune) Of the (Sall Lake for persons born in England were 6601 o79 in Swede in Denmark the ana tax law Utah WVI1 An income was of Denmark 8 per cent cent were naturalized natives of England- 753 per sublet of the conference of the Utah nf V nx nuini no Ci ifTth rs mi viofonhiv and will and Sweden 737 per cent or 56Lilt for uihci m to mi tax continued this ranged from persons born Mexico cumnondine percentages Theby the morning Ont v imposed inn those bom in Wales the (iui mt uni""' nl rrn vi over 2o4 per mi iu tne touu - lout Lifri fit 11 of framing revised wmu- pvjui h a 11 q wnf wen- naturalized immigrants n taxation system for the consideration So far disshows for the state of Utah the total foreign-bom The following table of the next the citizenshipstatus of the loreign-oorn V h legislature limited to a considerwith wnites m vutwhite population ‘by un'iun in 1920: whit ought 1U country Of birth as enumerated S' " n"i " oreign-1born white 21 years and over aiiun 41 IU K Total be the provisions in a state income incorne to Total NJ of foreign-born white Not fit the needs Utah - naturalized tax law so as to distrib No Pct No Pct commission proposes to Todav the 33192 635 19062 inn of 56455 1000 52254 countries start the per LDJJJ ur an 3421 263 13835 10414 753 14836 persona) income tax law as England the inode 123 1323 6601 5278 800 Denmark 6970 hv ho miWH‘1 IMA IV riwnmniiiiuru ify 5795 4269 737 1526 6073 108 National Tax associa-of Sweden mittee of the 64 2203 679 1042 Bailey chairman 3589 3245 Hon Ucnnanv William 898 57 305 2050 3225 2948 member ci Italy the Utah commission is 54 303 2597 2900 104 national committee 3029 lreece the 471 41 2202 1731 786 of a (s i'soiial income Scotland 2310 provision One 1386 591 37 1977 701 received considerable 1109 law which Norway tax 833 that 35 713 461 which Netherlands 1980 1546 yesterday was attention 352 in 28 760 especially land 1566 1467 1115 often proposed Switzei has been 385 2L6 of the that 1466 1267 882 696 the rural state Canada sections 1024 paid by 23 1263 811 239 of tax Wales 1304 the amount property 858 312 21 1171 734 shall be deducted from Ireland 1)207 resident any 760 19 805 45 he is renuired to pay 1083 the income tax Mexico 623 17 935 334 987 312 Austria The argument for sucn a provision Jugo-Slavia 665 803 138 15 is that an 836 income tax is an juiempi 725 236 to greater 14 326 480 the tax burden a inland 779 to distribute 359 238 It 12 597 601 extent 684 than prevails at present lx' Russia 43 1027 473 1145 2422 2172 is argued that there should not by All other countries takenout their first citizenshippaborne CnmnriRPK ai ens persons who had added to the burden already citizenshi not ascertained the property owners of the state an pers only and p status was ersons for whom the additional buren in the shape of an in If such the I' in the commis-!l come tax were islation discussed yesterday was Statisticson hand af ford ng n-1 is argued instead in 1918 the av-lief matter of the office that collecting income tax Hhow to the present situa ‘''" a" resident of another state who federa int?me tax paid by per- isfrom a ern£t 11 Xietllf AM ill Tni' lirOVIfsIOn " filing tax deriving income from Utah property IHX income returns was WUUIU method Ifby which the tax sons of another This involved the matter of $72 In Wisconsin in the same year burden can be increased and in 'The the at the it Delaware $600 persona) income tax was $350 be bristling The commission however found after of deducting property taxes in source but also was found to definite discussion that it was not ready effect with questions and no Utah might therefore be something itself as in to declare favor of such effi'ct in conclusion was reached Various nit terent from the will be deductions In the first place it was entirely investigated such deductions would other states argued that The commission placed itself on of an income The commission yesterday did not make the administration for as requesting the services of Professor itself as either of great definitely commit tax The C J matter expense Bullock of Harvard known plan It against this appeared nationally as proper! have to be or an 'expert on taxation owner would the plan is if practicable the and !he to right to appear he prove that questions generally economic is it as afford commission would favor the size of the property tax has indicated that the Professor Bullock ing of tax burden distribution paying Provision would have he will try to arrange his time so that wider area to be made for checking verifying over he can spend August in Utah going effect of the Th various exempand statements with certifying such the work accomplished up to that One set of over lions was also discussed regard to property and income taxes time his suggestions Mr and making At work figures presented was an ofexemption which would entail much to do everything single Dailey was instructed from the income a present property of $600 some people own to have the Harvard expert for a married man and his necessary man $1200 time which is not taxedthein their name and at that and $200 for each additional come on other hand do wife some people Roscsoe E Hammond secretary of is Another suggestion taxed was the not property which this own the the state board of equalization has kind for single and in their $1000 and $2000 Matters of been name acting as secretary of the com married man respectively with $200 mission would have to be ironed out for It was found This some time dependent was the that the urther the question arose and the for each indicatethat last Still a third minutes did not will of finding rate of 'the adopt federal year commission means the residue he $i250 for definitelyselected for the post $2500 was the of whether man was ‘nl the answer and his wife and corrected at for the omission was after a of the married deduction property man once tax would be sufficientto justify the $400 for each dependent Another feature of income tax legrimposition of the income tax O DRUGS IN ri ebruary UTAH ENGLISH TAX INCOME PR8P0SL MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT a j 1 Made-to-Measure Boys' and Men's In j collecting -Overcoats possibilities record Tailored abrics All-Wool to Your a afforded ‘ Measure Individual actually Prices at That a Defy Absolutely a SATISACTION GUARANTEE WE dependent Competition All EVERY IN RESPECT & CROWING Good Baking An Art Is -and the much of the result is dependent the upon i I order WE us DELIVER by MOST I parcel AND Moab i i a Property I post I PROMPTLY : Sale I i MONTICELLO MONTICELLO "The Granary MILLING CO al-J UTAH Utah" of a ' Thomas WEAR" BANKS ' GROCER direct from USE I of quality Made from carefully insures uniformly fine results selected hard Turkey Red Wheat properly aged it is the ‘ideal Leading bakers flour for baking bread or pastries throughout the intermountain section recognize this and always insist on Monticello lour Or EAT TO stu-dents lour YOUR Company Co-operative undeveloped industry of drug the and manufacturing in "EVERYTHING growing the state of surrounding Utah and country is being studied by the and facultyof the University of A Utah pharmacy department drug Unigarden will be cultivated on the spring for the versity grounds this PUSHING A second time thirty kinds of WORTHY IDEA than different More drug producing plants were grown in affordthe drug garden last Several banks in the country have year and for the ed of valuable means study been advocating the use of their savings pharmacy students This year special department to build up a fund for drug the study will be made of native childrens'college education They plants from various parts of Utah and in addition it is hoped that a may have been doing this to serve number of new drugs will be found have their own ends merely but they last yejir "Because it was proved been serving philanthropic ends as that a great number of different kinds well It is a splendid scheme and one of drug plants grow exceedingly well in possibility which should be brought to every Utah we hope to prove the manufacturing of developing a big drug thoughful parent's attention industry in the state" said V is There no family so wealthy or A but that the plan Anderson president of the Univer-1 so poor should none sity of for Utah Pharmaceutical associainterest them wealth may fly tion away in a night and the poor need Some of the native drugs that are ways to be thrifty Many moderately been found poor families would like to give their now at the University haveheart stimulants valuable as disinfectants children college education but they appetizers flavoring agents consider it quite beyond their means and laxatives With this plan it is- quite possible If $5 is placed in the bank each month by the time the child is 18 and ready for college you will have a principal amounting to over a thousand dollars to say nothing of the interest which has accrued When the child is old enough to appreciate its significance Always ASK Moab STUDIED The flour used Monticello UTAH BEING A or I Edison let him save fund too He education more for it to help may if he has the out Several Residence Properties Choice Corner Business Main on Lot Street college appreciate his helped to pay Business Two-story Block Office Equipment and there are the families in moderate of all kinds circumstances They of course intend to send their to col-l children Stock Cattle lege but xvhen the time comes they and have no fund ready times many Saddle and Work Horses cannot meet the added expenses and the long cherished dream has to be Other MiscellaneousProperty given up A college fund saved would have averted this disappointment A college education is becoming an essential thing for the suc-i cessftil person man or woman Certain wise old owls tell you that they ull Particulars Inquire of Times-Independent or know "So and So who never went past he eighth grade and look at 'im now" Moab Utah He is probably a senator or some ia-i bob and he may be a very brilliant he is man but an exception that There are few' men proves if thetheyrule today have not had the opporiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin tunity of a college education who get far It very without feeling the lack would surprise many people to walk st- m 04 m into the extension schools of of some the largest universities and colleges today and see the "big" business men who are taking such simple courses as correct letter writing and good English They are big men because they have the faculty for seeing their EE -SAVES TIME weak points and for seeking to overcome them STEPS This need of a good education Is going -SAVES YOU MONEY to S increase as time It goes on would be'well to consider some such plan as a college fund for your boy and girl Let Us Install a Phone in YOUR Home Even if you should change the your mind laterthe money is not lost know and chances are ten to you that will not one you change it MIDLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY" J N Corbin :: Manager Reed ‘Hoover who had been con with the nected engineer's force on the local post road for work several past left thia months week for his sillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM home at Provo ixtures Then Says- ° through five during depressions have been They life all act business my The alike almost j The rest fell exactly acts one men off 60 their who the like as business 1 1 increased per cent advertising 75 : i managed cent per through depression such men periods of as if and tend to pull I there were the efforts to shorten no of 1 1 the depression The m m n Jia 1 latest 1 f Suns Co I 1 a ' o U i I ! 4-- 1 8 Tailoring International I I ii 1 j ais Telephone -SAVES Isn't the Advice Worth If of a Man Like Edison H S Heeding? you are interestedin putting on particular line call The Times-Independent benefit of our experience a campaign to stimulate business We will be glad to give in your you the I Today i j ' - f -r |