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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, PAGE 2 Tremonton, Utah Thursda ion at Washington to urge Pres-- 1 have full power to name an ex State Fish and Game Department Ircm $3 to SlOaTT "both sides of the house" are under the merit system. ting licenses for desirous of doing the will of the, jdent Truman to secure a fact- - 'ccutive director. fees would be upped would be fishing of raised fro same kind the Bills for people. for settlement of finding This same feeling is true to a the iabor.management dispute, reorganization in the State extent m the House of Rep- - j Qne other measure passed by partwrit of Publicity and In- . un. both houses was a resolution oi dustrlal Development and the 1 "catre division at 41 Democrats and 19 n to President congratulations State Road Commission, which PoniihliQna tVi org port a in tn hp to the on his election pres a definite line drawn on meain the House, also includes the State Building idency. Originated f Comsures concerning-part- y philoso- the resoluton passed without a Board and State Aeronatics phy. mission, also were introduced. dissenting vote. Anderson Among other welfare bills to Ratification of the Colorado Rep. Taurice 3:00 p. w was named majority River Upper Basin Compact can come in were measures to exempt Decorated Newest Pictures Newly New floor leader in some what of a be exnected earlv. since no oppo- -, lien signers from paying propersurprise move. At the close of sition is noticeble around the ty taxes up to $1250 valuation the week he was among those who halls. It is called for in Senate and to make financially able sons were of the impression that the giu t introduced by Sens. Hopkin and daughters of assistance re- iceivers responisble for their wel- Legislature would be able to get. and Mitchell Melich together in a most constructive Two joint sessions occupied fare, session overall. This same feeling the houses the first week and( Labor measures introducd in was apparent in Speaker of the another came up Monday early sessions ask repeal of the st Clegg-Veact and reinstatement lawHouse Ed J. McPolin noon on reconvening of the intenof "Little an the was session that makers. Wagner Act' a The Monday City,) indicating sive effort will be made between on the Colorado River compact minimum wage of 75 cents per Senate, House and governor to and was directed at speeding its hour,, an increase in workmen's " work out a beneficial program. ttWoMd by SCREEN GUILD PRODUCTIONS ratification. compensation pay to $35 per week 1 and the creation of &. mediation is expect-One of the final acts of the Another joint session for opening week was the naming of ed either th end of this week or board which would bind both 23, 24, 25 when Governor first of the disputes next, committees in both houses by this With to the biennial will Lee his findings. parties present and President Hopkin Speaker McPolin. This set up both houses budget message. From the tone of group might be placed the bienn"anti-raci-.- 'CSt of ial the is messaee. .... IV lit the latter nesiNii appearance l i I for action on the record number his first e, which discrimination' on conservative bill, to the certain be of bills introduced during the opbut observers find the leg- - eared as Senate Bill 100 and was ening days. Going into Monday Mar-er- al of this week, the Senate had in- islators inclined to be more lib- - introduced by Sens. Elggren David Jones than the governor and his thakis, troduced 100 bills and 15 resolutions and memorials while the budget is certain to get a good Of particular interest to agri-joiHouse had introduced 30 bills and going over in meetings of the over the state was the culturists committee, appropriations four resolutions. In the Senate - introduction of a bill to provide After had the 25 presengovernor were bills, another hopper ' Drcid by which were introduced early in ed his message calling for a halt refunds of all motor fuel taxes inuunn iiiiiiml' nUWAHU HAVVW the week, and out of the House to government spending, the collected on motor fuel purchased caut irTrruuirni a fcVI teetl BO KltK ll1lwliV,n for farm machinery and allnon- hopper came another 15 bills for curtailment of special services, Also use. is and several repeof highway sought reorganization introduction. One Senate memorial, seeking state departments, the houses al of the excise tax on oleomar-min joint session later in the garine. early settlement of the 26 Kennecott Copper week to hear a report of the Bills for regulation of certain WED., indust-mittstrike, was passed immediately Utah Legislative Budget Com- - trades, professions and This brought out some op- -, ries appeared with optemetrists after its introduction. Introduced to the governor's anti- - contractors, dental hygienists lt position s by Sens Newell Knight I f i il lt policy, with some mem- - and electrical men particularly spending S. P. Marthakis Lake), DONT TEC1I Lake) and Lorenzo E. Elggren bers of the committee, particu- - affected. The optometrist bills N. Child, former provide a set of ethics for the asks larly measure Stanley the Lake), MISS the Utah Congressional delegat- - Salt Lake senator, maintaining profession and among other, if that more taxes are necessary to things in Senate Bill 55 introduc-provid- e lt ed by Sens Elias L. Day progressive expansion, GREAT THIS and Following up Governor Lee's Lake) Bailey, optometrists plea to take welfare out of poli- virtually would be prohibited ST0EI EPIC from advertising. tics, Sens Rue L. Clegg(R-Sa- lt Our A number of fish and game Lake and Taylor P. Brockbank Lake) introduced a mea- measures also were set up for sure to reorganize the welfare early action, with the principal commission by replacing the ones calling for a hike in non- NEXT WEEK The Man From Colorado, Johnny BeM set up with a resident fishing and hunting present three-ma- n seven-ma- n board, which would license fees and placement of the Non-reside- I urn !,.. nt ' De-lar- ge , lru-ma- f Published at Tremonton, Utah, on Thursday of each week for Friday distribution. Phone 23 Main and First West SUBSCRIPTION RATES (in advance) . L $2.50 per year . Entered at thePost Office at Tremonton, Utah, as Second Class, matter, October 15, 1925 A. X. RTTTIKG, j Editor-Publish- FRIDAY7SATmggjailt (R-Moa- b). Under The Capitol Dome (D-Pa-rk political issues is the Senate, with its close division. When the session opened the Democrats held a 1 majority, but withSen.J. lt Lake) reArthur Bailey a heart home from at cuperating attack, the voting is even and may be for some time. This, however, is likely to make little difference, as there was a feeling of "getting together" from the first day, when the bosession, especially the after Gov. J. Bracken Lee had dy unanimously returned Sen. delivered his opening message Alonzo F. Hopkin to the president's seat and he reon the second day. a to be in More likely position sponded with an expression that his election was evidence that to work out a number of red-hMembers of the Twenty-eight- h Utah Legislature returned to Capitol Hall this week after a long holiday ready for action on more than 175 measures, many of which are expected to provide an early test of party lines in the two houses. Such tests will be directed at a spirit of ;harmony" which seemed to dominate the first week of J CtJL u 12-1- (D-Sa- 60-d- ay ot labor-manageme- nt Sun., Mon.' Tue., Jan al t app-sid- ( ish nt I i ra WOO by ; et three-month-o- DR. J. II. 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