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Show UTAH NOVEMBER 14, 1HS THE LAYTON JOUBNAL, LAYTON, The annual budget of the schools In; over to the welfare state. Itsare. Wilson went to Europe to attend I fare state!. LDS of Chicago is 52,000,000. these How You Come In the peace conference. It was at his teresting how governthe government the more we are But, already inrfstcnce that the peace tready The Davis Farm Cmp, Kaysville to do able In round numbers there are are we Lloyd A. less Lea akes more than 25 cent out ol ment the contained the convenant of the was burglarized between Nov. 12 school children in the of Nations with provisions for each dollar of national Income for ourselves. had firm the of And 14, officials Aid has States. United counted Foundation of Not Tax out After! war The in future. of the your income, you viy7 inreported. Stolen were a cartonand Layton squadron of the civil air avoiding a long and bitter battle it wash fin 1osibJy not directly, but consider jp 116 different taxes in an hid-le22 calibre shells, four push has Hill with the all patrol merged President Grant's tomb on Itiver On his return home what your wages or your income expensive suit of clothes, accepted. ally A. of on Bishop pull switches, two cresent wrench- side Du've, New York, is annually field squadron and from now Lloyd Appointment in the purchase price. secure acceptance nighi be, without that 25 per cent to was unable away he in penand $1.51 lo- - of Kaysville as acting coordinator es, six padlocks will be known as the Layton flight visited by 200,000 tourists. it from a Republican Congress, levy upon your actual earning mdthis count did not include hid- of the Sait Lake region of the'nies. Lou's Barnett, personnel officer, of are taxes So many to oower. to were It the cal taxes. a of able tour made you lie country keep Latter-daChurch of of Jesus Christ said. The Clearfield flight also is arouse sentiment rn favor of the .00 cent on the dollar of the por-io- den that they're hard to find. A There is around 80 million galSaints welfare program has a part of the ILill field squadron, can surprise you of efforts of legitimate antifreeze and of national income his statistician result is a lons As that god program. been announced he reported. by Lincoln F. a million gallons of gyp suffered a stroke from which I vours, it would mean that your I about how much of the money you around he Lake I Meetings of the group will be ie never recovered. On his retire into taxes. But every Hanks, president of Salt in antifreeze sold in this country each standards would be sells Ford goes spend made consp ving The English held each Monday at seven a.m. at ment from office he bought a hou (lerabiy spent stake and welfare reon chair- New $372 year. higher than they are now II dollar of those billionstobeing York for $1026 the Hill field CAP building. be watch needs Consider your taxes another way. by government in Washington where he lived and duty. Mr. Barnett reported Layton has two se freight at start looking n the whole, the American pe'o-- ed. Weve got to on Fcbraury 3, 192-one about ready to go. until his death ole spend more for taxes than they this tax problem as if it were our ?lanes, will serve as coordi- lights willr be made from a field lo lor food. And food, in the own, t js our money being spent ward cnaPel Rhoda C. Quinlan ot nator 1 in Ogden. the region that includes! iverage household, is most always by the government. Salt East Riverside, Riverside, he item that takes up the bulk Lake, Ensign, Emigration, Davis, if the pay check. Taxes, then ore Dinner South and North Davis stakes. He Fall in inportant item in the lives of Call s the tirst coordinator since Uie each of us. Just the federal pan 01 BountiWest Rhoda region was created with division Quinlan, 1 our tax averages $282 Youth of the former Salt Lake region. ful school teacher entertained at a iDiece for burden American Laylon ana every Mrs. Bishop is the former Miss of in honor dinner party birthday 51128 for every American family E. her sister, Mrs. E. Ericksen, of four. A Utah senator, who wa. . who fell from a If You Live, You Pay on, Bill Ericksons lunch room on former meet to from here Reno, Nev., a u. S. highway 91 late Wednesday J Bountiful. In if other are the new highway 91, was burglariz- with the committee words, you on Brigham reported in good condition ed after midnight Sunday. Cigar o 'n monument to be placed at consumer you are also a nayerlwas I one tax. Consumers not are were Thursday at St. Marks hospital, ettes among the principal Washington, D. C. j INTERETING NEWS Con-and another. Roger Strand, son of Mr. and articles taken. group taxpayers The guests included Mr. and Entrance was gained through trary to ideas of some of the so-- I Mrs. Herbert Strand of Verdeland FROM HERE & THERE! g'ov'ernmentplanne'rs, Park, Layton apparently suffered lavatory window and the exit was ?aVothro? MCia' 'EricVfon1)'111 I Is it for us to dream only cuts and bruises when he fell back of door. the impossible by way and Mrs. Elwin Clark of Salt Lake a scheme 4:15 that will make Amen from his parents automobile at At Monday morning Night another brother of Mrs. Quin up consumers can better off by hav 3:30 p m. Marshal Deland ol Bountiful city City, Mrs. Clyde H. Wilcox and Mrs. A Every day at least fourteen them Burlington bus traveling subsidized discovered that the place had been lan, by taxpayers rig C. Bennion, both of Farming are blinded by acciMary Americans at near south Centerville, stopped entered and called the proprietor. ton and 6isters to the hostess and After all, taxpayers are consumers, This dents. unireport was isued by are taxpayers the scene of the mishap. An the honored guest, Mrs. Ericksen anld consumers of E. who a was 0. nurse Harisburg, Pennsy Day, dentified pasfor subsidies come doesn't Mrs. Ericksen returned Tuesday Money AAUW aboard the bus gave first vania. Council for the blind, who out know. of senger thin you air, to Reno, Nev., where her husband las' just completed a survey of rid to the boy. If the government spends Dr. E. E. Ericksen, is head of the Group 200,000 blind persons in the the billions have to come States. More than 30.000 United department of philosophy of the from these somewhere. A government Mrs. Heifer B. Sauls, Provo, university there. lose their eyesight each persons cannot run counter to the laws of state president of the American and only one in fave is able year economics by spending billions of WE .Association of University Women, to work, he added. BOUNTIFUL Day was BRIEFS dollars without ever showing the was special speaker when the blinded by an industrial acident) money. If things done by the govKaysville chapter held its second fourteen years ago. He caled for ft. R. Adrir, who has been ernment. federal and state and loGeorge on She meeting recently. reported a campaign to kep the nations in James location, living cost Brysons then cal. held in obviously, money the national convention blind agencies notified of the premoved to the city being locat it is the people who pay this monSeattle, and gave a brief history ol has sence of blirid persons in their at 200 No. ed State North Street 5, ey in order that government may the association. The agencies can help comunities. VS Salt Lake City. have it to spend. Of course, the graduates Twenty university to find the way back blind the H. Bountiful J. former Lawson, N money may be borrowed money luve now claimed membership In city marshal, QUAlfTY FOR to normal productive down from If it is debt somebody will have the Kaysville organization .accord Rich county, came said. he SHOt in society, positions the middle of the it to pay. ing to Mrs. Carroll, president. She week, where he had RfRAIk ma the spent Taxes On who woman Hiding that any emphasized A new aple drink in the form portion of the summer. has graduated from an accredited jorFormer The hiding of taxes is an oh of frozen apple concentrate has state IIol Ward senator, univerrity is eligible lor member brook, a few days art Down the the been developed by the California ago, had the despots and throug got ages, ship, regardless of race, creed or misfortune ITS AM IMPROVEMENT that way tyrants to break experiment station. The frozen his leg. color. G by fooling the people one way or IT'S apple concentrate can be sold in In Utah the USAC, BYU and another while taxing them. If we cans from frozen food lockers in Clearfield care to look about, we today can University of Utah are all accredit a grocery store as the popular ed. watch our standard of living go citrus and grape junce concentraSHOE RAYS SHOP state Mrs. Wiley Sessions, Provo, down as taxes go up and as our The tes are now being sold. art chairman for AAU, was also freedoms are one by one turnec 25 NORTH MAIN PHONE 635 frozen aple concentrate can be W Francis in attendance.4 Clearfield made Into a fresh apple drink by Carling, son of Mrs. Elva Carling three cans of water with mixing will be honored at Clearfield, can of the concentrate. one each HISTORY missionary farewell Sunday at 6:3( p.m. in the Clearfield First war "BIRTHDAY OF WOODROW WIL- chapel prior to leaving for the UNKL?ESHANK1SETJ SON Woodrow Wilson was born Netherlands mission. at Staunton, Virginia, December Featured speakers will include IAMONO& WOUU) HAVE VECW 23, 1856. He was the son of the Rev John C.- Walker of Lyman, Wyo,. LITTLE VALUE IF IT WERE NOT Joseph Wilson a Pennsylvania cler Bishop Vernal Larsen, and Melvin FOR AN ENGLISH SVNDICATE 0 gyman and Janet Woodrow. His Pitters. THAT CONTROLS IRE MARKETING After graduating from Fredonia paternal grandfather James Wtl OF THEM. Of Iho son came to this country from Ire high school, Elder Carling served land in 1807, and published a chain 18 months with the armed forces. of newspapers. Wilson was gra- He has been employed during the duated from Princeton University past two years at the Naval Supply cenin 1879. He was graduated from depot, Clearfield. the law school of the University it almotif of Virginia in 1881. He engaged in the practice in law fn Atlanta Geor TAXES AND YOU gia, for about a year after which anhe entered Johns Hopkins Unlver As citizens of the biggest taxsity for post graduate course in Big Jurisprudence. He went to Bryn paying country in the world, we ZMawr College In 1885 as associate have as individuals largely ignored Twin, "professor of history and political the fiscal problems of the nation. economy. In 1888 he went to Wes- In other words, we have cultivatleyan University at Middletown ed in our thinking the idea that Our growth should be proof Connecticut as professor of hist- taxpayers cant mean us, but of our dependability. Youll enough ory and political economy. In 1890 refers to somebody else. The other find expert lubrication . and courfee wus called to Princetown as pro- fellow, maybe somebody rich, we teous service awaiting you at fessor of jurisprudence and polit- suppose, is the poor geezer who TOMS SERVICE, where quality ics. In 1892 he was elected Presi has to foot the bills that Uncle a watched word. It will be a is eleSamuel runs up. Let em soak the dent of the University. He was enough of our depedability. Youll cted governor of New Jersey in rich! Blood doesnt come out of 1919 and in 1912 was nominated turnips, we think. Tor the office of President of the Well, here in America tdday, we United States at the Baltomore have the hikest taxes in our hisconvention. He wras elected over tory. Those sums the government Theodore Roosevelt and William collects run the biggest spending 1 31. Taft receiving 435 electoral vot organization in the world. Our naof s feo Roosevelt 38 and Taft 8. He tional budget is described in bilKILROYS CAFE .'resisted the impulse to declare lions. not just millions. In fact, war on Germany during his first President Truman has made pro... all term as president, but the pressure posals that if adopted eventually Conask would increase the tax load by of events forced him to gress for a declaration of war on nearly $40 billion in coming years just about doubling what the tax April 2, 1917. Following the Armistice on November 11, 1918, Mr. burden is now. Thats vour wel- Wa UCt&l to- - BusUteM &. Sqzodrons Ucrgo As Layton Flight Theft It Reported Appoints Dishop jkfs 29,-000.0- Volfaro - y Interesting Facts .1 I 1 1 1 Lunch Rood Enlorod Da lion Highway Aflor Midnight Sunday I Entertains at a Birthday atFEMEYS I I Injures p ..A vMld ,Lton...b?dSiMs.S&'TgoUrfl WOULD of IHwdfiity 1 1 1 clFl-minde- d' Head Addresses Hew Kaysville I o j LONG-WEARIN- Ward Readies Farewell Chenille Spreads IWultiColored Pennoys has the pick - 7-9- Bedspreads' Heres a design thats bound to please everybody! See the well balanced .so big that ter diamond most covers the entire spread! See the definitely ripping ground chenille color choice. feature! other plus full sizes. lim tired go to dinner i those lonesome evenings well see for a delicious chicken our friends there. 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