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Show s s' y sy FEB. 1, 1935 MAGNA, UTAH, FRIDAY, rd nb t A a- thereby wublmg TO KEEP IN CLOSE SrS3V?Si orra TOUCH WITH FRIENDS miEM! ...... . It Pay to Have Your Own . A A 3rS 44. A tai r NEWHOUSE HOTEL Belt Late City. Utah tion imuranct. Opponents of the bdl alto point out that it will be extremely difficult for imall business firm and individuals employing one or two person to tbtmaelve with all tbc aute law and rul and regulations of the industrial commission. They aay that o would probably refailure to sult in an act of ommiuioa and make them liable to injured employee for amounts greatly ia excet of benefits provided ia tb act. The homeowner, th opponents argue. are vitally affected by that secat create tion of the proposed law a lien and preference for compensation award ahead of everything except taxes. Under this section the possibility of such a lien having preference over existing mortgage or oulitaading bond would make it very difficult to borrow money on real propertv. on single compensation occurrences might exceed $28,000. Other sectint objected to are those delegating authority to persons to inspect place of employment to dele mine health, aafety. and welfare conditions; the making of th industrial commission more than sn administrative body, and that depriving the state of tax revenue on o about $50,000 annually. The first mentioned would lead to spying upon cmnloyers bv any person dcugnated oy the com minion. to tb weekly corn-e- n Objection Alton allowed was also raised, investigation showing that this might teach at much as $45 000 in tome cases. fam-ilun- Mre J. H. Water PreatdMt do-a- Deserving Its Popularity Offering individual room at a price that 1 exceedingly moderate. H 0 A L Xf. M. :PAULOS AHJTO-CO- . nor1. J f l VJ t, HA?. ' J5 fered. Th strongest opposition to th Davis county aolon's measure bat come from those against th proposal to delete th present property ux offset provision. They declare doing away less-c- n with th offset would materially the ability of Utah industry to comUtah pete with outside manufacturers. manufaccigar and smoking tobacco turer say they will be put out of business by the proposed tax on cigars, cheroots, smoking and chewing tobacco and snuff. Early evidence tend to tb imare to pression that tax increase bills have speedier, if not more favorable, consideration than tboa proposing ux measure thus far passed is in 4h taxth payer's favor in that it extendi period for redemption of certain ux delinquent ropertie three months. Moves to speed up- - the Holbrook bill doubling tb state revenue from decorporation franchise taxes were feated in th senate 1st last week, but everything points to th eatly enactment into law of tbia and other ux increasing measure. Greater difficulty ia anticipated in getting action on th bill exempting homesteads up to from taxation although it is looked upon favorably by many legislators. Much legislative proing and conning is expected too on th T. W. Jensen hgive SUBSCRIPTION RATES $2.00 Six Months Payable In Advance Advertising Rates Given on Applies, Published by tbc Howard Co rpo ratio No wonder the Detroit woman whose husband beat her with a razor made it at New he ches by Christmas but itroo sued for divorce Doesn t s. Year know that a hair brush is the proper instrument? Walter B. Pitkin who informed us Life Begins at Forty has begun wrucolumn. From past exDuring lo.ig months of the depres ng a newspaper Mr. Pita ner sion we have been sawing up fot periences. even not knowing now vous breakdown to have just as soon kin's age. we imagine he knows at what time hell begins. at we can afford it. ' If you don t beleive in providence EDUCATOR SPEAKS HERE AT P. T. A. watch person on th highway and them saves else what out try to figure Harold E. Fife, official of tb Utah State Prtso gave a very interesting be would il thinks Huey Long evening at the Web Thursday speech coun this man if every good idea jn which was well School ster War meeting, try could be a king Revolutionary feel attended by a number of apprecitiv if they Veterans will be excused parents. like turning over in their graves on the value of proper He . XiSJ) nroMing to consider liquor control apparently l waned .to the extent of dying a death as Representative Will R Holme of Box Eld- - county suggested s compromise control plan tending to jvercom objections of both th state store end -- rival licensing cohorts Mr Holmes, following th introduction of the undeleted committee if 49 liquor bills, proposed, after a conference with senate and house leaden anxions to avoid a liquor control deadlock, legislation calling for control by the state of wholesale distribution of hard liquors and licensing for private sales. It u believed that it will provide a common ground for settlement,, of the much- - tlked of li ; . SS -- Dies FULLY EQUIPPED --Goes -- Has 2Wl PAUL0S AUTO CO. ) It is unfortunate that the press of tk! must call upon these would-b- e Delphic One' cide any and every subject There is no d. they are entertaining. The clown also entd j he is never taken seriously. ,, When a man's life is at stake it it sot anyone to pass judgment upon him until ( t facts are known. Not so with these hetrec!; feature writers. Each one has carried thek of guilt or innocence running through la i story. It is true, he does not point his fuifs on his object but he conveys the thought! his sophomoric paragraphs... paragraph! wl one wonder whether he resorted to the h' needle or the marihuana cigarette before k report. There is some excuse for these festir to cover many phases of many events. 1 case involves a life it would be far be8a) them up to the Bronx zoo to write about! dinosaur. Aiuyi Bflae - . ", .... - Away a Party -- Has a Baby -- Has a Fire some The Neslen - by request- - bill biding advertising by dentists is arousing adverse comment from considerable folks who don't mind learning in ador pulling or vance of a tooth-tilindeal the qualifications of the man who ,s to do the job The opponents of the measure point to the fact that th horse breeder must freely advise prospective customers of the qualifications of Gallant Knight or Gentral Jones as a producer of fine stock. So why shouldn't a dentist be permtted to tell the world of hu qualifications, his methods and what not' They can see no harm in it. nor in advising the public as to costs end th like. -- Is 111 -- Has an Operation an Accident -- Buys a Home --Wins a Prize -- Has -- Receives an Award -- Builds a House --Makes a Speech -- Holds a Meeting --Or Takes Part in Any Other Unusual Event Denizens of rural communities and small cities and tow is e rallying in opposition to the senate bill proposing that 10 percent of th gasoline tax money be allotted for city streets. Southern Utah men stiffened their opposu.on to the bill despite arguments in its favor mad last week by members of tb state road commission. They re convinced it would work to the detriment of the smaller cities and towni and establish a precedent that .ght easily lead to diversion of the as tax re ve lues into sources, opposed to the general public welfare. A committee leading in the figbt against tb proposal includes among its directors Speaker Walter K. Granger 'f the house; and Senator O C Bowman of Kanab. L&j Qiijly misled. Married -- Has Guests in killing talk of a special liquor con- receiving ed --Gets trol session. Proposals to hold a constitutonal convention to handle the many amendments to the constitution ae of over-estimat- -- Elopes problem. already proposed consideration. grades completed the program The date of the next meeting ihis organization has not yet been trial has been grossly and I the accused. to unfair Their hyJL terribly made it possible for them to so color tba with subjective discussions that the public 1 PILE A nat-ra- . r.; spoke of a training in the adolescent period boy or girl's life, giving several val uable methods of dealing with the child Musical numbers from th school submission of If the bonus advocates continue their constitutonal amendments to th vo- present rate of writing their congress classwould ters. which, if approved, men. we ought to be able to sell tnough ify tangible property for assessment postage stamps to pay them off of and raise the aggregate urpose tate school funds. Oklahoma's Alfalfa Bill has retired from the governship The guards men didn't quite get out of the tren Talk of an extra legislative session esoluttons For now true reporters are left to cot Mosf of the Broadway critics, after dinner novelists, Oxonian radio commentators & be feature writers, drunk with sordid adject!, gone scurrying back to their regular occupy In the interests of American justics jt that these editorial reporters have packed! and baggage. Their egotistic interpretive HERE and THERE $2.-00- 0 -- ORACLES OF THE PRESS The Hauptmann trial has steadied routine pace. The spectacular and drtm which marked the early days of the play u ton are over. Only an occasional outburst hti " cused or his wife breaks the monotony. It j, , ' Probabilities that little favorable cofrom operation would be Governor Henry H Blood and the apparent desire of legislators to speed action on important measures aided DELIVERED HERE 4 That s News And we want it Many senators and tepre entatives ast week joined in an invitation for heir constituents- - the fo.ks luck home to write them ad lib reesrimg their view on pending legislation. Th invitation reflects spmd desire on the part of tb lav v ; . 11 nbtaia a close up view of what th average man thinks of legu.tion--wba- t he wants, how he wants it c stature books and how he feels abou-legi- st tv doings ia general. A bill to create a metropolitan wa ut.m.ost tk1 we We a complete news coverage of every C from yu, and you and yea! We shall hi ni UjC et.CiMay w? no? ear eilver reccjve tems by telephone or drop then o mail there U r?e neighbors like to know what you are dc V like to rerC news jnoulq by Wednesday noon of each week - lJ. X Yea' be , .Ktt - While expected opposition to th Holbrook individual income tax bill. ,acking up of taxes in tb higher brackets, hat not developed to any a grow great extent, there a apparently more mg demand from those seeking state revenue to include incomes down to $500 in the taxable list. Proponents of such inclusion argue that ia order to provide any appreciable revenue and to afford property tax relief the smaller income should be taxed at least to the extent of paying a $10 filing fee. This, they depart, would add hundred of thousands ot dollars to the anticipated $1,000,000 $1,000,000-mendmen- t yield to the anticapattd to the measure providing lor tb inclusion ia expeetd to be of q.or DA'RD . i;j of Fou Did you ever hear th Kory . . Wang' W,.l. H- -U current picture. ,f you are interested in emg oMhe TeTwreknirtWof the Kate ancient Chines hero took cate and municipal lff,in of tb UI re corrupt politicians o(.b Gm kmi-weekl- y meeting mis fhu picture play'ng - T lations and relief Theatre Sunday and Monday. ago. Fou Wang, centuries wicked be executed by the to about New Dtal'"ToJU likely vote anti U. b took the Mandarin. en for fortf tight or not to junket, much den onslaught, and Dunng committees, occupied snp"he reigned for hours, two the wicked city time Iasi week with the in cleansed be the time that bouse and creel ces winning out m th for he seized every of an-win the and cut off their official only committeemen dishonest ,nd Warwick C- - L amour Representative busiest man b"-Sa- f. eaux continues to be the the story ofFouW.ngand 19 Pblf he in th legislature with of the sword with which replica hop ties bill added to bn hi. C accomplished Ward Senator . Tlw Cats per list last week . of the oroduced for Lloyd in Holbrook was the "W. C. to accomplish hi aims " Unable seven piW introduced th comedian senate, with 12 bills n an American fashion, of them havng to do with taxation methods of the ancien the to resorts imh Senator D. W. Parratt in the uppers Chines, with whose spirit bouae and Repreientative P. 5 method for ridding an new a and bued. in th bouse are responsible for American city of its political exploi tax much school legislation aside from teers is uncovered. underPeterson The on et Th hearing Fred Warren, one of the few Amer bill brought ground mine work day able to speak Chinese, is acto-- s ican debate up acrimonious out th most in bis city confere of Lloyd able in owner doing of Tien to date, with the mine campagn. in hu role the Jeansing and getting most of the talking George Barber.i merchant. Wang, Kel-'an- d least results. Mavo in the Clarence Budington novel, is prominent in the action, , out-while Una Mtrkle gives her usual in the female performance landing s in The Gat ead Other fine pa-tare considered protrayed by Nat Pendleton, Paw There is this to be Alan Dmehart. Grant While Huey i holding forth for two Grace Bradley. J. Farrel Warren Hymer, and one half hours on the Senate Miuhetl. Edwin reMacDonald. James Donlan, must of B.lbo Mississippi floor. Vince BarFrank She-idaMaxwell. ether the main under nett and Fuzzy Knight. f.TwoTlw-- Personaf fei1 MAGNA TIMES Issued Every Friday at Megs. et Magna- - Utah as second --cUa toffies the pos Entered at act af Congress of March y, fV Although many measure proposed tained Monday afternoon at a party thu far e Utah legtwenty-fin- t n in honor of Mr. Arnold Taylor at islature have atouaed oppoAve. on home Cyprus Mr. Taylor taxation proposal in sition Anwere Mr. Out-o- f town guests keen it Alarm an being n na Muling. Mr Mabel Worlton. Mr, sounded again! the Kate cbmpenaa-noSmith. Laura and Mr. Evan bditb revtaion bill introdneed in th lowMr Smith i a iter of Mr. Taylor. er bouse Numbered among the interesting by Representative Stanley th marriage Game were played and prize won by event of tb week Child ol Salt Cake County. Med-inAnna of Mr. Mr Guy Unworth, of Mist Marion Edward, daughter Opponents, after more than a week M J R. Jone and Mr Laura Mr. tad Mn William Edward of umgent delving into th many were ji later Salt Lk City to Sidney Huish. ton Smith. Dainty refreshment m of the bill. have brougnt to of Mr. and Mi. Sidney Huitb of served to 18 guest that are causing aeve.al phase .got Magna lait Wednesday. Several of small industriea and bust-j--t- h swnen have beta planned for th popular grocer, carpenter, plumber. couple by Salt Lak friend. contractot-- to 'Tarley Favor Uniform Policy on view it as extremely 7 hey were feted prtviou to th Patronage - Headline. Uniform mean ,nd angerou to their own interests. Even entertainment tcveral at wedding ominvorou ue homeowner u beginning to ee it as bet. likely menace to everyday living conations. if it be Uns-wortwould thu What country Mr. Herb Tomlin. Mr. Guy say those concerned, Mr. Dick Wilkin. Mr Dee didn't have Congress to add to th .. Apparently, will be most hazardous ander the nation?. th of Strong and Mr. Del Robinson enter gaiety proposed law to give employment to or small all or any individual such as electributineaa bouses, cians, plumbers and carpenters even The foe minor improvement and alteration in lesidence. This would make to .. dangerous foe the bome-owndeal with small employers in favor of the larger institution who are definitely earners of workmen's compensa- hi t .'Evidence (hit Cr,huPwk Lloyd Uses Old Chinese Custom In New Picture If fa : TE |