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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 8 Increase in School Taxing EIGHTEEN BILLS Rate Given Senate Support; t V70RLDT3 Passage Appears Certain LARGEST . , Provide Fixing Rates. has refused to require that the schools bear thslr cost of collection of taxes, with the result that these costs become a charge against the smaller levy of 2.4 mills for state general fund purposes. Senator Winder took the cue from Senator Peters and tried to insert In the bill this year a provision similar to that In the revenue bid of preceding legislatures, naming a rate for the district school fund. He at first proposed the same maximum of 4.B mills. Senator W. W. Warnlck pointed out that, while based on- - school population, the schools Miy h t not t he full 126. ins r capita; as a matter of fact, based on actual school enrollment, they received more than that amount. Senator Winder pointed out that with an estimated Increase In assessed valuation for the state of 135,000,000 this year and a like Increase over that amount for next year again, the schools would not suffer seriously at 4.6 mills. His amendment loot, ha tried the senate out on a levy of 4.1 mills. This was also defeated, but he desisted after a levy of 4.7 mills likewise had failed to find favor. The senate spent the greater part of the morning and a short time during Ihe afternoon 'on the general approprlatloa bill. Mora liberal provision was made for keeping up the state engineer's revolving fund, and a cut was made In the appropriation to the water storage commission. Home other needed additions were The senate made In smaller amounts. provided, after an appeal from Senator Peters, that 13d, W0 should be allotted to the Wendover highway, thus providing. It Is hoped, with the aid from San Francisco, a fund that will Induce the government to forego Its threat of taking government funds for the transcontinental highway to other states, even though tneee funds are most needed on the Utah -- The revenue bill was made to provide section. that the state board of equalisation should fix a rate that would raise $2. 068,964.71 per annum, half the above total, which is for two years. The figures carried in the Wll originally had been tl.l31.Ml.ftt, and the house bad already Increased this annual total to These totals Include whatever revenue may go to the state general fund from Inheritance taxes, corporation taxes and fees of certain of the state offices, as well as some other forms of taxes. The exact rata to be fixed will be worked out each year by the state board of equalisation, based on the best sources of Information available at the time of fixing the state levy, early In August. Senator J, Wi Peters called attention to the fact thatj&inllke former years, the general revenue bill this year carries no ' provision for the district school fund of the state. This throws the provision of this fund back on ths general law, passed In 191, which requires the state which ...board of. equalisation infix. shall furnish, with whatever other funds aa as be, mgy be nearly available, winy 121 par capita of school population for the Two ago years each school district. legislature, in addition, fixed a maximum rata of 1.1 mills for that purpose In the revenue bill, and thla did not furnish capita tax required. quits the 2t per Delinquency in taxes In sons counties swell the to shortage in the state helped district school fund, so that thla year, of with the decreased state valuation 1921, tbs revenue Is running over 123 per capita of school population. 11,944,-641.6- -- Compromise Upheld. ft. the name of Governor Mabey was frequently mentioned, and an agreement or compromise that had been reached between him and the farm bureau during the morning when the appropriation for the extension division of the Utah Agri- There was a sharp debate, during which cultural college was cut from 190,000 to 175,000, still above the 140,000 provided In the original budget, was under discussion. Senator Hlrschl said that the college authorities had' condescended to reduce their demands for the Increase to 90,000, and thought that the compromise should be lived up to. It never was In real danger, but before It was, passed, which was unanimously, there was the first real parliamentary battle of the present session. In Its progress the senate sustained the chair on a ruling against dividing the question after objection had been raised, Senator A. appeal having been taken by K- -. Irvine Tha Halt Laker.. .found -- himself voting alone after the decision. There were sharp debates of short duration1 during the remainder of the day, but with forty senate roll calls In passing the huge amount of legislative, work, the reading of bills and the reading of communications from the house, there was little opportunity for anything like forensic display. News trickled to the senate during the late afternoon that the houee had refused to concur in the senate amendment to the MU, of which a general appropriation Indicated a total Inhasty examination crease of 114.000, thereby Increasing the threatened deficit in the state general Refuse to Bear Costs. fund two years hence by that amount. Senator Peters said his chief objection However, the 'house communication on In this the subject bad not reached the senate a such to leaving out provision revenue bill is that the legislature last night. ,'ear's n IN THE SENATE I Flfty-alatday. Wednesday, Van T. 11X8. ACTIOS 0 H. B. in. Jergseses 150,000 for survey, i recommit!. report. Advel rlsf fund. Fnrerabl vanced. Ayes 14. abend ft. Sales euopODded, bill poised, asms vote. H. B. ISO, Creech 1750 fbr naps and plots 16, Advoaced- - Aro Favorable, of Morgoa. obeeot ft. Bale suspended. Poised, eons vote. H. B. 174. Openshsw Bepoymeet to heirs ot Poned BMeey sorheeted to ststn rovamblo. " H. B. 142. Croocb Boopeoolue of oeeteaee. Fovorobla Pissed wider saspensloa et rules. Ayes It, bivot ft. booadtry. H. B. 18. Atwood Favorable. Action deferred whoa bill was colled second m reading. 8. A ltd, N. rtirlstensss Addition si Jodie Is FVftrth district. Favorable. Advoaced. Ayvs 10. as ye 4. absent ft. R. B. M, Os Ulster dale of wsrehsadtae la Adyaacod. Ayes 14. bulk Fseerabla 1 Bales suspended. Bill passed, seats vote. H. B. 184, CstUster Moaldpsl recasts, a S. B. M, Wnrniefc Delinquent taxon Xtanril. lag sad engrossing. Signed by president. H. O. K. 2. Mrs. Ihmyoo Obnereancn of Mothers daft. Passed. Ayes 11, nays 4. absent A Signed by president. H. B. 123, Flnliasoa Tubermlsr cattle tat - Pawed. Ayes 14, Bays L ih asst A Signed by president. Pissed. H. B. 104. Ooggla Baking powder. Ayes 1&, Bay L absent A Signed by president. H. B. 10, McKell Insurance rebatea Pissed. Ayes Id. asye A absent ft, excused 1. Signed by president. 8. C. M. 4, CsndlanA Tax axowpt teenrttlos. Signed by president sadl speaker. Transmitted te goeemee. H. B. 7. Baylor Absent and physically disabled eotsra Passed. Ayve 12, si ye A absent A Signed by president B. B. TA Winder Initial sndtt of state talon nee fond. to Signed by president sad speaker. Tnssmlttsd governor. H. ,B. ISO, Pswbroks Fimndnlent advertising. Favorable an amended. H. B 23, Ooawsntlne Order of trial. Fund. Ayes 15, Ihvset ft. Signed by president. H. CV B. A Omntanttne TownerSterUng set, Psssnd. Ayes 17. nbnent A H. B. TA Jorgensen Budget. Stand. Ayes IT, absent A I. B. 181, WAs Bryce canyon rim. Jtn rolling and eo grossing. Signed by president and speaker, Trtesmrtted to governor. B. B. AA Funk Certified public accountant!. Enrolling and engrossing. Signed by president and spanker and sent to governor. A B. 01, eommltteo on agriculture Drainage districts, beetling and engrossing. 'Signed by president. B. B. 10A Stand lab Department of reglstrs-tiaa- . Signed by president and speaker, Trane m It ted Ao governor. S. B. 82, Mrs. Kinney State welfare comalt-slaSigned by president and speaker. Transmitted to gore tear. Voter Teh trie license fees. B. S. SI. Peter Senate eoncnxe In boon amendment. Bill Ayes 14, s beret A Enrolled, engrossed, signed by president. S. B, 80. Petare Voter vehicle license re relabel a. Signed by pmldsnt sad speaker. Transmitted to governor. B. B. 18A Irvlae Jodrmsnt on nonsuit. Enrolling and angrosaing. Signed by president, H. B. 206, White Salary of eomalsetoner ef ngricnltare. Adverse report adopted. Bill killed. H. B. 137, Fletcher Bonding warehouses. - H. B " 218, Finite Tet ef school house. Favorable. H. 0. V. A Wheatley Simplon war material. Signed by president. , . . H. S. 108. MrRall Cancellation at stats warrant. signed hy president. R. S. 164, ppeushaw ScholatWlpa. Favor. V able. V , J H. B. 280. Mrs. Graham Tare ef certain te Industrial school. Favors bio. H. B. 129, Mosley Drug addicts felon Ad- S. B. 185, Winder president lioaqulto abatement Karotllng and ingrowing. Signed by H. B. 20& White Salary and tana of office ef director of finance and purchaa. Advanced, yes 1A absent 2. Balee suspended. Bill passed. vote, S'gned by president. , H. B. 211. Flnllnsan Stain mads. 'Advtaeed. Area lft, ablest 4. Passed. Ayes. 17. ab-leA R. B. 70, Jorgenson Bounty. .Advanced. Aye It, nays 2, absent 2. S. B, 143, Winder Abolishing office of state director of health educatloa. Enrol ling and engrossing. Signed by president. S. B, 117. Jenkins Compensation insurance A Sim regulations I east concur. Bill repotted. Aye 18. absent A Enrolling and angrooalag. Btgned by president. B. B. ISA Jenkins Prior removal. Klllod te boost. U. B. 63, Cannon Oold storage. Advanced. Ayes 17, absent ft. Passed same yets. Signed by president. H. Bi 238. eommltteo Sereno. Fseerabla t1A amended. Bead second time. Advanced. Ayes absent A 8. B. 3A Mr. Kinney Placing out of children. Re rolling and engrowlng. B. B. MrOookte District attorney 171, clerks. Killed te bouse. 8. B, 129, Adam. Money fur wad purpue te towns. Killed la R. B. 114. leathern Exemptions of homa-atesd- a Advanced. Ayes 17, absent 8. . H. B. 214, Crouch Reorganisation of stats board of arriculturo. Reacting clauw stricken. U. B. 114, Fin noon AgrlcaltnraT districts of the state. Enacting clauw atrickoa. B. 80, Winder city srdioal district tax levies. Enrolling sad ongrowlag. 8, B, 94, McConklo District attorns ye as pen sea. Enrolling and engrossing, B. B, 90. Jsnaon Pur bedding. Enrolling and engrossing. U. B. 151. Etellnsoh erasing tax repeal. Advanced; ayes 18, absent 7. H. B. 61, Hollenbeck Sal of property fog delinquent taxes. Enacting clause atrtekea. H. B. 100. committee Bank coAmlssImiersf authority over building and loan associations. Advanced ; aye 13. absent 7. Rule suspended. Passed; wins vote S. B. lift, WlBder Rural school district levies. BUI re-p- a Senate concurs la bouw amendments. esed ; ayes 16, abwnt 4, Enrolling tod A B. 188 (substitute fbr 8. B. 68). Winder Review of tax levies. Enrolling and sngroe-teA B. 123. " McCookls 115 000 for road from Bluff. Enrolling and engrossing. B, B. 67, Atwood Butter and milk substitutes, Enacting clauw stricken. H, B. 171, Constantine Per diem for squall-sa- t Ion board members. Adverse report adopted. Bill killed. H. A 177, Cartoon Giving munlctpnlUtw control over public utilities. Adrerw report adopted. Bill dead. H. B. 109, Stark New county. Enacting clauw stricken. n. B. 182, Jorgenaen 8k le of Piute project. Advanced; ayes 14, absent A Rule suspended. Bill pasted; ayea 16, absent A H. B. 184, Stark L'w of armories fbr veterans. Advanced: ayes 14, abwnt A Rule impended. Passed; ayea 15, abwnt R. B. B, 15S, Jenkins Antiyacctektloo. With- draw. , 8. B. DA McCookle State park syatem. Withdrawn. 8. B. 101, Mrs. Klpnev Pensions far Chirer-slt- y of risk faculty. Withdrawn. 8. B. 64, Winder Bulls bo range. Withdrawn. 8, A 180, Irvine Governor may take over coal mines. Withdrawn.-B- . B. 25, Btandish Orating art Conference report accepted. Bill re passed ; ayes lft, abwnt ft. Enrolling and engrowlng. H. B. 94, JorgAnaeA Bevter-Pia- t boundary'. Enacting clause stricken. R. B. 165. Stark Military record. Passed under suspension of rule; ayea 15. absent ft H. B. 139, N. C. Christensen Drainage district!. Advanced; ayea 15. absent ft. H. B. 207. Stooker 'Right to work" bill. Ad va need ; syce 15. absent ft. Rain suspended. Passed; same sole. H. B. 210. rinllusoa Levy for agricultural Inspection. Enacting Clause stricken. 8. B. 71. Jenson Assessment of merchaadlw. Enrolling and engrossing B. B. A3 Hlrschl AVI (M0 for state goad Enrolling and engrowlng. 8. B. 84, Hirer hi ftRl.000 for stat road revolving fund. Enrolling and engrowlng. B. B. 107, Mrs. Kinney Carnegie found tlo annuities for Vnlvertlty of lltsk faculty members. Enrolling and engrossing. SENATE CALENDAR. Third rending; H. B. 140. N. O. Christens w; R. B. 70. n; H. B. 23R committee; H. B. 114. Leeth-am- ; 41 B, Dl, FlaUasow; H. B. 139, N. C. Christensen, a shore. Second reeding; H. A 16A Atwood trtsb-Wnsatcountry boundary. B. A 194, Canister; H. B. 189. Pembroke; R. B 137. Fletcher; H. B. 21R Flallneon; H. B. ISA Openshsw; A A 230, Airs. Gtnham; H. B. 129. Mosley, ts above. Rouw bills 1a senate committee: H. B. 144. Calllater Appeal from utilities com mission deelateno. H. B. 14A Calllsterv-Ceutr- oJ ef automobile corporations. H. B. 203, B looker Industrial eommlaslou, Senate meet at 10 o'clock this atoning. ... C3TXN3 TOR CUR CT1 Prison Removal STOLEN ASSURE3 DEPARTMENT ET0R5 LOWEST Incorporated , majority of Ibe state senate y eater-da- y followed the lead of the house of ' representatives and decided for an Increase Jn the tax rate In Utah for state support to schools. All efforts to shake the senators from this decision, made by about eight of the twenty members, yesterday, failed. Finally the skirmish desisted, with the promise from Senator M. 8. Winder of Salt that It would be. resumed ibi morning. The net Increase probable If'sempunsd at somewhere around .ft or .ft of a mill. This would mesh an Increase In the state school rats from 4.( mills to ft or 5.1 mills, based on the estimated assessed valuation and school population of the stats for the coming year and that folThe Increase of .ft of a mill lowing. runs 11 per cent as compared with the tax rate for the state district school fund of the present school year, and brings the figures to well over twice what it was until the people in 1921 voted a $25 per capita of school population, as an amendment to the .state constitution. The debate came on the revenue bill. House Bill No. 233. by the committee on The senate had Just appropriations. completed Its work on the general apthat the proprtatlons bill and had found Is now $4,117,901.41 It stands total as for the state general fund, part of which amount must be raised by the general property tax. The2.4limit of this tax for mills, fixed hy the state purposes Is constitution, and the revenue bill already carried provision whereby the state board of equalisation might fix the maximum figure. - CHAIR Upper House Apparently Determined on Raise; Sifting Committee Brings General Appropriation Measure Brings to Important Measure ' ' Long Deliberations Consideration. Body's A. A 1923. zsicza 371 DEPARTMENT STORES ORGANIZATION 225 SOUTH STATE 'STREET Proposal V Meets Death; Represents tives Ready for Final Dash Stylish models in velour, bolivia and polaire cloth. .Developed iB graeeful cffect8 for dfm wearlain belted, jaunty sport models. Colors, brown, navy, reindeer, tan,' taupe, pekin, Sorrento, and smart Eighteen -- senate bllla of more op le importance were jiasaed by the bouse Therewere -- three- aealoie;J-thoug- h the last one waa short, end the representatives ell seemed alive to the fact that but one more day la left In which to complete a lot of work that baa been outlined. The members of the house Also killed three bills that came from the senate and spent some time wrangling over the clgaret bill, which cornea up ee a special order of business at 2 oclock thla afternoon. . The bills 'passed are of a varied nature. The calendar committee was made a sifting committee yesterday forenoon and charged with the duty orbringing to the fore the bills which should be han- this oceanon to call jomr atteataen We are te the tumraal aavinga afforded in oar silk and dreg roods departments. Newest material in iatereetinf variety await you here. now overplaids $12.75 Suits -- On account of the large number dled. which thla committee has to handle, it does not always recommend the passage of the measures It submits to the house, although. In some Instances, It submits favorable reporta Many of the bills reported In yesterday were simply turned over to the membership of the house without recommendation. Only one. Senate bill 1(4, the clgaret measure, was taken from the commlttea after a maot four to three declined to report jority It out. Senate MU IN, by Jenkins, providing for preliminary work, with a view to moving the state prison from Its present site, brought on a battle of words. When it was reached on the calendar, Iverson of Boxelder moved that it be placed at the foot of the list. This was resisted. Hansen of Salt Lake, who had fathered a similar measure in the house a few days before, spoke In behalf of the bill. He declared that It had been changed from the house blU In an effort to remove all objectionable features, and that It now carried with' It not one cent of appropriaHe said that every oommitlee tion. through whose hands ths bill had passed had recommended It and that. It also had the approval of the board of corrections. Favorite-Silk-Fabri- cs IN POPULAR COLORS See these exceptionally fine quality values in the seasons foremost silk materials and new spring colors. Black Taffeta Special J. G Penney Co. brand; exceptionally fine quality; 35 inched. Yard.... 35-lnc-h 35-inc-h Smartest new styles developed in good quality tricotine and poiret twill box mbdels; blouse effects, handsomely trimmed with embroidery; or braid; all well made; attractively ljned; predominating color, navy $2.25 Taffeta Fine quality; black only. Yard. . . --.$J-89 Taffeta Good quality; firm and lustrous; black $24.75 to $34.75 v i$1.79 and colors Yard i Messallne High grade; a good value; black only. $1.89 Yard , Channelise Fine quality; rich looking and lustroue; $25 black, brown, navy. Yard h Flat Crepe Good quality; durable; black and colon. $2.98 Yard Canton Crepe Good grade; attractive and durable; black and color. Yard $2.89 Crepe de Chine Good grade; lovely and durable; white and color. Yard $1.98 Printed Crepe de Chine One of the most popular new spring fabrics; fine quality; popular colon. Yard ....$2.98 Win ted Foulards Excellent quality; popular and h $1.98 Oervice&ble; dark grounds and polka dots,' Yard Jap Fongee Excellent wearing quality; natural only Y" a ,. . . . .. . . . , .$1,19 and L29 9j;d ... (a ligli t t u ), h h Charges Railroading. Dresses Mr. Tverson charged attempts at railroading and argued against the MIL Hollenbeck of Duchesne and Jorgensen of Sevier also opposed the bill, Mr. Hollenbeck' declaring that 'It reminded blm of men who served at the dollar-a-yeWashington during the war. The taking away of the appropriation meant nothings Renfrew Fine Gingham High grade; assorted patterns; he said, because the men who would move checks and plaids. Yard 99c It would not depend on that. He added plain men did not get h that the dollar-a-yeBenfrev Devonshire Cloth Durable quality; plain, much In the way of salary, but had a 35c stripes and checks. Yard hand In ths federal treasury. Romper Cloth Sturdy quality. Yard 25c A motion to strike the enacting clausa Fverfaat Poplin Excellent quality; popular of thla bill was carried by a vote of 1 eolors. Yard c twenty-nin- e ayes, twenty-thre- e nays and springEverfast three abeent members. The blit was deSuiting Strong quality; new spring colors. clared officially dead. ", Yard 49c The clgaret bill was next taken up, on Butterfly Ginghams Our own brand 19c motion of Mr. Stark of Balt Lake, and, Tuasah Kimono ; lustrous; variety of after much maneuvering, was placed on eolors. Yard c the special order for this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Kinvono Messallne Soft and lustrous quality; Members of the house were not too busy durable; gold print and popular colors Yard I...I1.25 to consider an Invitation from B. D. Diamond, manager of the Pan tag es theater. This was to pose with the aenate for a photograph or a motion picture on the steps of the capitol St 11:19 o'clock Madras Supreme Striped; fine grade. Yard 43c this forenoon. The house waa Informed Corded Madras Shirting Assorted patterns; fine that the senate had accepted the InvitaYard ouality. :....49o tion and It did likewise, deciding to reCheviot Shirtings Plain and stripes. Y'ard 21c cess at 11:25 oclock In order to give the members time to get In place. Of the two bills having to do with disCREPES Jap and Windsor New. trict attorneys, one was killed and the other allowed to live, ' although there were shipment just in; yard not many votes to spare. The first of these, Senate bill 171, by McConkie, the employment of decks bydia-tri- ef The attorneys, was slaughtered. second. Senate bill 94. also by MoConkie, providing for traveling expenses end subsistence for district attorneys and their assistants, was passed by a vote of thirty Twice the motion was ef clerks by district attorneys. Enacting clanae ayes, eighteen nays and seven absent elder county. ken; bill dead. members. mad to (trike the enacting clauae, and trie 8. B. 94, McConkie Traveling expenses and each time failed. Then a vote waa taken Mbalstence for district attoraeya. Passed. Ayes roll call to the failed blU and pasa. the Approves Road Fund. 80, 18. 7. abeent mays e twenty-thre- e ayea, twenty-on8 B. 90, Jensen Act regulating manufacture There was some discussion over Senate showing and eleven absent members, in the of bedding. Passed. Ayes 46, absent 9. bill 90, by Jenson, regulating the manu- nay Mr. McKell obtained however, 8. B. Winder School tax levies In city facture of bedding. It all appeared to afternoon, the bill went over districts. 60,Parsed. a and reconsideration Aya 45, abeent 10. be on one aide, however, and consisted with a vote of thirty-foayes, sixteen 8. B. 69, W inder School tax levies is rural of talks on materials used in making nays and five absent members. districts. Passed. Ayea 48, nays 8, absent 9. cheap mattresses. The bill was passed 8. B. 183, Winder Relating to tax levies. The house adjourned to meet at 10 without a dissenting vote. A series of thla forenoon, and it te- - expected Passed - Ayes 96, nays 14. absent 11. bills by "Winder on school taxing methods o'clock 8. B. 128, McConkie will be three sessions today, there that $15,000 was also passed with practically no op- as the speaker and members of this body for rend between Bluff andAppropriating San Juan otl fields. position. to complete their work Passed. Ayea 94, nays 7, absent 14. determined are 8. B. 76, Jenson Prescribing rules for asThe house approved Senate bill 122, by in time to adjourn befors midnight. sessing merchants and manufacturers. McConkie, appropriating (15,000 for a road Famed. Ayes 83, nays 9, absent 12. between Bluff and the Ban Juan oil ' H. B. 65, Cannon Changing period of feeds fields Thla appropriation was made to 1a cold storage. look small, however, when the house Signed by speaker. R. R. 61, Hollenbeck Relative ts sale of passed Senate bills 84 and 55, by Hlrschl. property for delinquent taxes. Killed te aenato. The first of these appropriates (171,000 H. B. 158, Finliaeoo Dividing state Into agWedned7. Vurrh 7. day. from the motor vehicle registration surACTION ON BILLS. ricultural districts Allied in aenate. plus to the revolving fund for the state H. B. 106. committee H. B. 10S, McReli CBclUng state warrant so banking Giving road commission, and the other sets aside sot protested withls two years. Sifned by bank commimiouer power over discretionary (50,000 from the motor vehicle registration pother. building and loan associations. Hons conenrred te amendments made in senate. If. C. M. 2, Wheatley Memorlaltstaf surplus to the state road contingent fund. 8. B. 66. Hirechi Appropriating $60,000 from to distribute surplus war material. Signed There was some debate over the pasmotor vehicle regiatratioa surplus for state road sage of Senate bill 107, by Mrs. Ktnney, by spesher. s H. B. 107. Pettit IJcensfnff practice of Passed. which authorises ths board of regents of contingent fund. Ayes 41. nays 8. Taken from table and given attest 11. therapeutics. the University of Utah to assist members 8. B. to committee. cniendar Hlrschl 84, Appropriating $179,000 of the faculty and other teachers In pur8. B. 91, committee on airrlcoltnre Relative from motor vehicle regiatratioa surplus for ree annuities Mr. chasing to organisation and ffoveramnt of drainage dis- volving fund for state road commission. Passed. of Salt Jake and Mr. Wood of Openshsw Cache fa- tricts. Passed. Ayes 42, nays 0, absent IS. Ayes 87, nays 6, absent 12. vored the blU. while Mr, Hollenbeck of 8. B. 107. Mrs. Kinsey To assist professors 8. B. 48, Fonk Regalatkms governing cerDuchesne argued that the teachers should tified accountants. Passed. Ayes 46, at University ef Utah in purchasing told age .pnbllc take a chance with their work as other absent 9. Btgned by opesker. aaauuitlee. Passed. Area 29. nave 18. absent $. men and women had to do. The measure R. B. , 104, Oogffln Baking powder bill. SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR. was passed with twenty-nin- e 8. B. 184., public affairs committee Substiby the senate with amendment In which ayes eight- Passed een nay and eight absent members the house concurred by vote ef 42 ayes, 1 nay tute for 8. B. 168. by Standlsh, to amend law. Special order for 2 o'clock ThursThe subcommittee members who were and 12 absent members. 8. B. 181, Tebbs An set anthftHzfbg the day afternoon, appointed at the beginning of the session stats wh&e or to CALENDAR FOR TODAY, lease commissioner land to Investigate the departments of the 8. B. 87, Irvine Giving county pnrcBasng part ef section 86, township 88. range 4 west. state government were reminded yesterSalt Lake meridian. Paused. Ayes 45, aayS 2, agent control over .feeding prisoners. J j, day by Speaker Heegmlller that the house absent 8. 'Signed by speaker. 8. 11. 88. Irvine Removing feeding of prishad Instructed them to bring in 8. 0. M. 1 Oandland To exempt peenrltfee. oners of Salt Lake county from sheriff's office, and that there was but one day reports left In Signed by president and speaker. 8. B. 69 Jenson State engineer's feet. which to comply with these Instructions. H. B. 185, Peter 8. B. 162, Mrs. Kinsey To compel county Provldng for mosqnlto abatement districts. Passed. Ayes 48, nays 8. commissioners to exercise powers under the law Exquisite styles of fine quality taffetas and canton crepe. Charming effects; flare, bouflines. conservative skirt or Colors, fant brown, navy, black, caramel, cocoa; sizes, 16 to 44 h $14.75 to $24.75 GINGHAMS AND SUITINGS ar h ar S2-ln- S9o-59- h Mens New Caps In Attractive 27-in- High-grade- Patterns 79c-98- Popular pleated and 4 models await your Mleetioi), Casaimer Non break-able luitiags and tweed 8-- SHIRTINGS -- viftom. iweat bands. Our extensive assortment affords good choice. Com in ! and eee them All-leath- 28-in- s 11m-Itl- acrnnulated tech,; I .62 of nn inch. WEATHER P. , 69c to $2.49 deficiency tone, January TAKEN ' AT fttorN-TAITIMft. OBSHRT ATI0NS M-- . 1 ft GOOD PROGRESS MADE IN WORK FOR CLEAN STATE ur Vau-wiS- Almost per cent organised. During the week information waa received from Flute and Kane coun,3rfleId ties organisation work waa th " J108 localities. Only throe ooiin- -' have not definite-l- y heard from on progress. The state central committee aa listed in organix ng Salt Lake. Weber and Da-v- ls counties during the week. Special letterheads bearing the clean-u- p slogan are being used by the Utah and Washington county committee This ha been recommended by the state idea commit-t- e to all counties. Kaysvllle has subdivided the dty and appointed a captain and four lieutenants to canvass each district and to report the executive committee the work necee-eain that city, a number of town are following this plan. IN THE HOUSE Flfty-alat- h ooo-tre- draff-les- ry old-ag- Mosquito Bill Passed. Following communication from the senate informing the house that the upper body declined to concur In the amendments made by the house on Senate bill 25, relative to the healing arts, a committee of three was named by Speaker Seegmlller to confer with a committee from the senate regarding these. The house committee consisted of' Mrs. Lyman of Salt lake, Mr. FWiIlnson of Millard and Mr. CaUlster of Salt Lake. The house passed Senate bill 1(1, which provides for the leasing by the state land commissioner of a camp and hotel site near Bryce canyon. This was In the bill ss the whole or any specified part of section SS, township 38 south, range 4 west. Salt Lake meridian. Ths mosquito abatement bill caused some oratory In the house, but It was passed by a good majority. It waa opposed by some members from outlying districts. Mr. Brewer of Weber county moved to strike Jhe enacting clause, but he was opposed by Mr. Dunyon, Mrs. Graham, Mr. Pembroke and others of the Salt Lake delegation and Mr, Browning of Weber county. The voto en striking the enacting clause failed and then the final vote on the bill was polled and It was passed by forty-thre- e ayea with five nays and seven absent members bill '117, by Jenkins, providing Senate for the cancellation of compensation Insurance, had hard sledding, but emerged from the race intact. It waa on the calendar early In the forenoon. Mr. McKell of Salt Lake supported It, and the chief opponent it had waa Mr, (verson of Box- - absent 7. 8. B. '165. Winder Amending laws governing regulations of barbers and barbers schools. Passed. Ayes 50, absent 8. 8. B. 117, Jenkins Providing for cancellation Bill failed. Ayes of compensation tsseranee. Reconsidered and 21, nays 21, abeent 11. 6. absent Are 94.. 16, nays pasted. 8. B. 186, Jenkins Providing for tbs new site for tho state prison, aactlng clause stricken. BUI dead. H. B. 906. White-R- ed wring snUry ef the commissioner ef finance and purchase te 54000. Received from senate w(th amendments te which boose concurred. 8. B. 78. Winder Rcrprfrtng animal audit ef tats Insurance fnad. Signed by speaker. 8. JB. 82. Mrs.- - Kinney Treating a state welfare eommtaeloa. Signed by the speaker. 8. B. 100. btandish The healing arts. Bngaed by the speaker. H. B. 80. McKell Prohibiting rebates fa 1n-ranee pcllelee. Signed by speaker, H. C. R. 8. OwotaaMne Favoring Tow edncatlo bill. Signed by epeaker. H. B. 122, Fialliisoo Tag te pay indemnity for ala ugh ter of tubercular cattle. 8igned by speaker, H. B. 79. Naylor Toting when absent from precincts. Signed by speaker. R. B. S3. Constantine Order ef trial in criminal procedure. Signed by speaker. H, C. R. 2. Mrs. Daayoe Proclamation to raise flag on Mothers' day. Signed by speeker. 8. B. 188, Irvine- Permitting dismissal ef actloea. Passed. Ayea 44. absent 11. 8. B, M, Mrs. K Isaey Placing eat children. Passed. Ayea 88. absent 17. 8. B. 122. Adame Expenditure of ceonty rood funds. Beading danse stricken; bill deed. H. B. 40, White Repealing old game laws. Approved by governor. H. B. 89. White New game laws. Approved by governor. , . 6. R, 1 7t. VcCeohte Limiting employment S aMaototowoaa do-(r- -. . Pneumonia Is Fatal to Spanish Fork Student Special to The Tribune. SPANISH FOffe. Bell daughter of MrTjfohn Bell.dte? thte morning at ft o'clock following anlllneea of eleven days from ihou&t to fee improv? h t WM to Mud ole strain! She waa born at Spanish Fork. March 10, 1906. She her high course at the completed achSd Spanish Fork with the class of 1922. She WteSm th 5: Y. U. at Provo the winter. She te survived byduring her r" drw; dofi; m y mtt ' Hoggan, contractors are for grave; used by ?0.rdoc,k contractors, in oon-of Pvennt between Pleasant and Provo, according to ft ooftled verdict reached by a Jury Tuea-Jft- y oIeM and opened yesterday wbt'a division morning of th CUrt Th nod road commisaion In th case, alleging that U lnterveoed purchased h from the and author- -, teed Gray A Murdockplaintiffs to us it in laying the en-fi- l? ? 8J An Indian war veteran medal will be ordered for Robert Kettle by Frank K. Lees, secretary to Secretary of State H. E. Crockett. Mr. Kettlea application waa approved by Adjutant General 4V. G. Williams. h According to Mr. Lae, of the amount appropriated by the state for the purchase of the Indian war pavement medals te still In th fund, and tha amount not exhausted will revert to the RAILS TO ASSIST DAIRYMEN. state general fund June 10. ParticiH. CMIn, superintendent of th agpants in th Indian war are entitled to ricultural medal on th approval of Colonel Wildepartment of the Denver (fc liams. The medals are said to be valued Rio Crude Western railroad with office highly by the possessor and their fam- at Denver,H passed through Salt Lake yee. wnferred with A. ilies etate commissioner of relative to dairy interests inagriculture, southern POULTRY MEN TO MEET. ft"J southeastern Utah. It win b th Th Salt Lake County Poultry Pro- policy of th railroad to assist th datry-- w4ii ducer association most at 7:18 foe section of the state err(Lf o'clock this evening at the Murray city m Grnd hall. Mr. 0lfS?id!r Tk'tta three-fourt- y y ! Payment for Gravel Is Awarded by Jury Robert Kettle Granted Indian War Veteran Medal SiL, Blrteat today waa (3 d.XTM; TMnpnatute hlffcoat In thla toonth ateca 1876 wan ,77 jawtot late alfkt waa 84 deyrm; tow-thla math nine 1876 waa am; awaa tor todr waa U topm; aaraal waa M tra.a; aeeuanulato (.flclmcy mca to tin of th, math la te doxnra; ammalatod ftcflcteaey (no Janamy 1 la M dettm. turn at 6 a. a., Humidity Dry bulb tamp 33 wot bulb tetpanun at ft a. to.. 83 lulattou at ft a. M- 7ft howldlty dcm; I dry bulb tomporaturu at Moa, aaa cut; te teaw; w.t bulb bmpaitw timo, at noon, aua time, 38 nlatlT homldtty at aoao, tna tin, 68 par coat; dry bulb, at t a., 61 wot bulb tra-ptor at 8 p. m.. 41 drorooa; nlatlT htoatd-ttat ft p, to.. 48 pa, at. boor PfoeiplUtioo Total tor tb. twmty-tou- r ft p. m. wa ooao; total tar thin endlny-a- t to 4ato la .41 at a Inch; acoumnlttod d.fldcoy tor thla math to ftata la .04 of aa Inch; total pneteUatiue nlac January 1 x att la 2.4ft ' 4' Prisoner Rescued From Burning Bed OGDEN, March 7. Prompt Action hy Serftreant C-- . E. Noble And Detective W. A. Jonea And James Hearn caved the life of John Doe Faikner, prisoner In the city jail, charged with being intoxicated, at 12:30 o'clock this morning. Faikner was Arrested shortly before midnight. He had gone to eleep on the bunk In the cell while emoklng his pipe. About thirty providing for support of dependent mothers. 8. B. 120. Jeoos Revocation of corporation .mlnutee later Noble's attention was Atlicenses of gambling or bootlegging .clubs, tracted to the cell by the coughing of 8. B. 177, McConkie Making theft of 6 goat prisoner and th amell of a moke. Upon grand larceny. Investigation the officer found tha mat8. B. 70, Dixon Limiting civil servlet comtress of Falknar bed and hla overcoat mission te Salt Lake and Ogden. were on fir. Despite the heat and 8. B. 66. Mm. Kinney Public recreation. raoka, FUknar remained In a sound B. B, 78, Tebbs of Restricting perquisite sleep and waa picked up bodily and carwarden of state prison. ried Into th jail corridor and th flames were extinguished. FVlkner received DAUGHTER BORN slight burn on hla right hand. Dr. nnd Mrm. George F. Roberta, 165 South Multi street, announce the arriysi of a daughter born yeeterday. WEATHER DATA ; 100 P01 E4 ". |
