Show FRIDAY EVENING- JULY 19 1929 ' "THE - TAX REVISION TUNES TACOMA-TO-TOKY- GROUP WORKS aw 'i ASSESS BANKS f - " " ' -- - f ' Would Put Levy On Net Incomes of Financial ' Institutions J: 1 ' y v " V' '''! - '' v: ' " - - — v:- v: yy :: V"'V'"' Revenue v ' ' ''' - SALT LAKE July 19 — (AP) — state tax revision commission and the legislative arlvisorv ' - - i committee today discussed methods or adapting state laws to rules laid down by conirress conwrnin? nn- tlonal banks that tax revenue from the banks would not be in- equitably reduced under ' Utah's proposed new tax system A tax on net Incomes oif' national banks was advocated by Senator David Hirscht with a rate suffl-- j ciently high to bring In revenues irom banKs approximately the amount now received under the tax on capital surplus and undi vided profits Professor llarley L uuiz pointed out that the income tax would have to apply to v all business and mercantile institutions already subject to several other forrris of taxation Utah's total revenues amount to more than $20000000 of which tha crMenf bank tax contrljtes about J500i 000 l'roressor Lutas indicated State Institutions can not reasonably be taxed 5at rates higher than those imposed against national banks he sata tjyr This nftmnnn' lslnn trram en over to representatives of tha stkt© farm bureau and the stale association of real estate boards FIRE SWEEPS' ' TURKISH CITY in Angora In Ruins 6 Bodies Found 1 000 Buildings Destroyed -- CONSTANTINOPLE July — A large part of the city of Angora was ravaged by fire today jf iamea broke out at 2 a m and fanned by a strong wind spread rapidly Reports to Constantinople early thisi afternoon said that the fire had not been gotten under control Six charred fcodlea were discovered in the ruined buildings when the fire was brought under control after burning elgftt hours The total number of casualties had hot been listed It was est!-- mated that more than 1000 shops and houses were destroyed The financial loss will be considerable Ghazi Mustapha Kemal presi-deof thevrepublic arrived at the scene of the fire at 3 a m and personally directed the - firemen's r fight The greater part of the old and picturesque town of Angorawvas de- stroyed as well as the market The flames were checked just before they reached the 19--Y- AP) i s nt v POUCESTORM RED RIOTERS vj30ciated Pre PAoto above testing hl newly Lieut Harold Bromley (Inset) dessigned Lockheed monoplane "City of Tacoma" which he plans to fly from Tacoma Wash to Tokyo Japan The plane sets a new style In streamlining Is shown This Time On Clothing Men WearIn Hot Weather MEW YORK July 19—(AP)-Th- e American man is in r IN volt with his cruris of rebellion aimed at hi his war cry "down with discomfort' ' do say Dr? Thomas Darlmcton wirielv Imnwrt nWeiin Presbyterian elder and former citv health rinrnmiwinner Stuart Chase writer Clerks and salesm fin Tiers niinnp i 7 ' 7 wiitea conars wnne tneir wives inn ahnnt in Miiffftn their example in rebelling against the clothes that followihg 4 U — J A weigu ten puunus io me women s len ounces A change that means no blts nn collars no- "biled" shjrts no wool often I find in a few days that the clothes in-- ninety deerea wath A — mm ' ' ' "rp a - : has got to come say and the more courageousthey are practicing what they preach ' Mr Darlinffton is aonearine niih Hcly these July day§ in a costume he has adopted ' for "health and comfort" It consists of a wash a bin tan nnn lin suit With loosn tronsprn nnH Coat cut like a Russian smofk but toning across the right shoulder and down the side having a two inch standing collar a cotton union suit shoes and socks niPS ARE FAILURES 'A man's hlDS aren't built to hold anything up" says Dr Darlington "and the right belts he wears now are just about as ridiculous as a woman's corset used to be He's got to get rid of helts that con strict his stomacn 'I hold mV trousers i iin i with what Calvin Coolidire calls "cal luses" and the collar on mv rnnt is loose and easy In time when people have grown used to the sielit of men's necks we can eliminate the collar altogether! 'The wistful looks! that men n holstered in tweed and starched collars cast in my direction convince me this reform is cominsr to i ! - - work better' uieyu Mr Chase advocate rvsttirrti '"'rested s v- —— M v - DURKEE COMPANY IS BOUGHT FOR CASH CLEVELAND Ohio July 19 s Cleveland announced the purchase ror casn toaav of the hns nsa As sets and good will of E R Durkee (UP— The Gliddon nmri9nv jo jew xorK The company Is a large manufac turer or salad dressings meat sauces pickles spices and condi tnents Thei busini Via sun r ducted continuously for Si years It was announced also today that Mi&uiiaapn company nad acquired the W WL Benchley Marearin company of Oakland Hal tm ousmess will be consolidated with ine npw plants or tbe Glidden Food Th Gliddfen comnanv f in ine paint rV n 1 vo ituiiers sanaais L 7 ? -- T PACKING COMPANY IS AMONG DONORS n cording to police also were held MUDEL HUBBY II 4 W VKS NEW YORK July 19— (UP)—A modl husband was Samuel Bagum w-it- another woman and wfeMrs Beatrice Bagum of Philadelphia Joined thf Lo Angeles woman in Jf?day and Bagum was held in $5000 ball for a hearing July The wives charged that he mar O fin JSis and rser Cleveland deserted her-teyears aso Then he married Miss Re-- f ord Next he Rose Katz of Washmgton married D C and in 192S took his fourth wife Miss Kuntz — — The new warehouse at Sletttn harbor on the Baltic ts the IarK- et in Europe It a ranarilv of 65000 long- tonsha: and etorajre pace of nearly 4g000 square yards Kunt r°rl 7rIU - i n er ht The name bf the American Packing & Provision company was by error left out of the list of to the Greater Ogden ad vertising campaign President E It Alton of the chamber of commerce announced today due to the fact that the donation was noted on a card with the Ogden Union stock yards Both firms ' were contrlbu tors to the fund do-nato- f- -y — ! WEEK-EN- assortment allotvs ample selection among coat styles for im mediate and all summer wear For Women For Misses For Juniors Carefully selected to meet J C Penney standards of quality and economy A rs Fur Trimmed - - Self Trimmed Scarf Lines D EXCURSION FARES s-Capel- ets-Straight From Ogden t© any point In Utah O S L—L A & S J P Railroads : Every type of coat ar U y fare plus 25c for the Round Trip where regular y fare is $750 or less fare adults $100 children 50c nih : m Ask local agent for i- - Details further OGDEN UTAH - '" f ' -- d UNION PACIFIC 7 rir ' : — i- - r v — rr — I ' v J fct(Q))t f lis---- : " Commercial SecurityBanic BANK OP SAFETY AND SERVICE A coat is indispens- ible and this price shows how inexpens tivo a smart one can be Come in to see them for yourself and to select the par-- : ticular coat that is the best suited to your needs Tickets on sale each and Sunday during 1929Saturday Return fimit midnight of Monday following date of sale Coor - 24"" STREET'S all J one-wa- Min-imu- some straight and simnlp and throw etfects shoulder capes and intricately tucked backs are smari aim everyone-i- s an outstanaing value at on tha One-wa- thirty hours to fly across the Atj lantic but it takes about a year to prepare for such a flight with reasonable prospects of 'success How true that is in most any line of endeavor especially in financc It takes but a few minutes to put across a favorable deal but for most- - of us it takes years to accum- ulate the necessary funds It's best to start preparations before you know what's ahead — - thei money will be a welcome asset! imder any circumstances We make ' the preparation an investment right from the first by paying in- tcrcst on your savings f m- G -- Uyinflr two-seat- Prevailing Modes— Prominent Colors "It Four young girls all members the 1 oung Communists' league ac-of iwnt toth policeAnother - your is for genefal utility coat one for sports wear or one for dress come in to see these the Varied Lotti Lays Success To His Preparation y 35 to all four of his wives He corresponded with hem regularly Three answered but one Mrs Gertrude Reford Bajjum of Los wreles came herself - - daily policy of lower prices and only merchandise of first quality to the which standard is each of these coats was measured always the values you have learned to expect in this store are demonstrated again—to your advantage' lacquer for daytime wear that Consists of a nnen doublet knickers: socks and enamfUBnn allied product fild - - Les reticent on that' point Senator Tidings wet Democrat of Maryland declared he did "not think Htover had anything to do wun it out tnat be it as an "effort to get theregarded reaction of tne governois so that the commis sion might study their views" s otner boys are dding tlhe same thing and- leaving their suit tops in ineir locKers "Men won't b nrrmirfno- ilnm achs and chins when they cdn be so easily seen They'll take tetter care or themselves if they wear less clothes They'll Jjet mora comfortable and therefore J health Products ter and there's no question that j -- - of her '"victims' wu L nams of men women and children who she said were her intended victims names were given the policeSeveral but all those named have died of natural causes —— MSUB CARRIES PIANE LONDON—A special airplane U carried in a special hangar iii a submarine and recently trials were conducted foraucessful th air ministry here: The plane Is" a small and when the wi©gs are folded back it can be lowered Into nlrT- - t Mrs BurpcR f a special water-tigcompartmeht Fnlrchndg showed her a !omr list 1 uinii miff 'nip Pi nmar n& ever 'ence Famous Physician Appearing Daily In Washable Tan Poplin Suit With Loose Trousers and Goat Like Russian Smock Javors Galluses Over Belts May Reveal Male Necks and Abdomens The best guide In buying a dairy cow is ner own production record VVnat She did last war ia a CVii-inla- f indicatlon of what she will do this year provided of cotirse she Sstlli STOMACHS AND CRIXS good condition Her pedi NKW YORK July 19 — (AP) — '"Occasionally I'm asked to leave is in ana gree conformation also should A jerowd of several hundred perso- th hench" ht nall "hut mnro r considered ns-many of them said to be Communist sympathizers today staged a demonstration in front of the Chinese consulate in Astor place which police reserves were required tor '(disperse r A fxumber of arrests were made The demonstration took during the lunch hour periodplac and attracted a large crowd The demonstration during the lunch hour period and " attracted a large crowd The participants carrying placards and shouting threats at Chinese 'gathered in front of the the building which houses the Chinese consulate but made no effort to enter the building t— Police charged the crowd Tvith night sticks and bundled several of the rioters Into commandeered taxitf bs and took them to a pSlice station Police said there were no casualties Says Armeno Lotti sponsor and William W Welnstoneeecretary of the Workers' co-pil- ot Communist party of the Yellow Bird's flight IIs Pandldate for mayor of New to France takes only aboui l org City was one" of nine men ar- i SUSPECTS fluence had brought about the death of his mother two years ago and that of her husband some 15 years ago Burgess wife also sought to take responsibility for the slaying saying- she had killed Mrs Fairchilds The slaying occurred In the Burgess ohome where Mrs' Fairchild came-tvisit yesterday Fear that the aged woman might exert her "Influence"-upotheir daughter Eugenia seemingly unbalanced both Burgess and his wife In Modes for all occasions Tailored and Dress Coats Another War Is Began Communist SympatKizers stay" Stuart Chase wasres hf war clothes son the beachagainst Stage Demonstration Be- es lie men's wears no top o his swimfore Chines ming suit r t- Washington Avenue Ogden Utah nana -- and their son and daughter are in Jail here todav whti yestigated what they said had all tha appearances of a "Hex slay-£- s St1? victIrn was Mrs Etta U 75 occupant of a Jiqme HELD foralrchtlds the aged here whose mutilated body was found in a cistern ehortly before midnight last night Sen Borah Says Wicker-sha- m Man Confesses officers said confessed Murdering heBurgess had killed Mrs Fairchilds with So Regards 1 8th CastWoman For a lead pipe and a hammer because Aged Amendment she "had cast an evil mental in4Evil Spells ing fluence" over his family and that t she "could kill people WASHINGTON July 19 — (AP) through her KALAMAZOO Mich July 19 — mental i —The prohibition suggestions made process" TAP) — T2ue:en ' RureeM hm wife H rhare-by Chairman WickcrshamJ-o- f Mrs 1 a1cTlIdi In- the -— comenforcement presidentslaw' mission In the letter read to the governors conference at New Lon don Conn rontInind tnrlnv th r gage the attention of wet and dry members of congress In sflms riTiartprs mMnwhilp If was reerarded as rlparlv patnbllshod mat tne president nad no intention 01 complying wun tne aemand or Senator Caraway dry Democrat of Arkansas for th© chairman's res 2259-226- 7 ignation on tne ground tnat be bad "sacrmcea nis usefulness That conclusion wan drawn frnm the statement by Senator Watson of Indiana ltepubucan leader iu defense of the Wickersham nronos al that enforcement responsibility be definitely divided between tht? federal government and the states which was coupled with his sug gestion that if these were done "national and state laws might bo modified so as to become reason able and enforceable" The Republican leader who Is closely associated with Presfdent Hooyer interpreted the letter as urging "that the states dcrtheir full the eighteenth amy in enforcing amendment Senator Borah Republican of Idaho dry leader and supporter of ine president s enforcement pro gram remarited that Mr Wicker sham had "at least succeeded 'in making it clear that he regards tne proniDition law as unenforceable" He declined to nv xvhPthor he thought President Hnnvr hort seen' the letter before it was sent to CJoyernor Roosevelt of New 1 ork who read it to the confer Whether search SLAYING — REVENUE Legislative Committee Scans New System To Raise R SEEN 'HEX' UNENFORCEABLE ON PLANS TO 20 MILLION OGDEN DRY LAW PLANE O i STANDARD-EXAMINE- I Jjlaes Ottetei rs1 inUterj-- ( |