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Show THURSDAY, OOTQBn S3, 19N VTAH-EYS- RY TIU18SAT FAOZ Constitutional Amendments aaaaalh Nal mmt aa alhealali akawa tha required Car tha State latnet artinal aa pnaldal fat Birtian 7 of thla Ar-tha-n ha pall lata tt n. teal hSSSr ii? Artkk Vial tt aal atbar ralaahla mtamal laalaltay laada aoalataiay cool m aarbam aad all machinery mad ta and all property or oorfaca improvement! npan ar appnrnant te mmm or mtalay claiiaa, aad toe ralna af any anrfam am ainda to mlnins claim, ar minisr pm arty far atbar than mintay panwaae. ail ba aaaaaMil aa ether tenpibta piuperiy. SECTION A' Cecretary to State te pan ih. TLa iceratery to State la directed ta eanaa tbia propoaad amandmaat ta ba pan liahad aa required br tha aanatttatiea aal ta ba aohmitted to tha aiaatan to the State at tha aaat penaral akatian in toa naanar ahta SECTION A Siaaitary al Slate te Tha aaantary at State ta llaaatal ta tala prnpaaal aaaaadaatBt ta ha pabllahal aa required by tea taaatltatten and to ba tan ta i aubnittal te tha riacton of tha State at tha aaxt peaanl atartlaa ta tha naanar kction i imHm provided by taw. 1 Saatka U at SECTION A T tafca affaat whaa. If VI of the eaaatitotka at tha State approved by tha alaatan at tha Kata tela praridad by law. at Utah aa that tha all nal aa whaa. SECTION A In affato tea lat day af Jaaaary, ML ond by tha alaatan to tha State, ttik SECTION 11. Vacaadaa la ha FUal with tha Bacratery al ahaU taka aftaat an xawaad i nanlmaiit Taaaadca that but occur la aithn tha lat day to Jaaaary. ML raary U. MA at tha kaialatara ahall bt fQlad la TIM with toa S nr alary to State Fab- nvunraa mar ha prarlM hr n. C ffiithmsl SECTION 1 Baantair at Mata ta No. a Tha aaentaiy at State la dlractad ta ConititntioBal . Ola prapand aneadnaat to ha XELATINO TO STATE SCHOOL FUND No. 5 pahlhhil .required br tha enmUtntton AND MANNH OF DISTEIBUTDra OF SUCH FUNK Ml te ha atteaiitted ta tha aheton at tha A A BESOLUTION CBEATINO A BTATH fa Joint naataSaa r amtal. Stela at tha naxtnnarml aiactioa Ip tea pnrtelna TAX COMMISSION mar proaidad bp tew. prapnlay aa aaatM-aa- l bmthnalwPaliMpnalby'telia A jatet tonaalailan MCnOW 1. la affact Saattaa II to Article 11 to the ad whaa. H ta latatna amaal MU pnpaahm tea aaaatltatka to tha State to Utah. aheton at tea State thh hy Sactlaa A Arikh X. aal Saattaa T. Ar pnpend amendment ahall taka affact aa hltay to raranna aal taratlaa . at tha the at caaatltatha Stela Xin tkh a tt naalral hy tot Layiaiatan to toa thalat day of January. ML af Utah mlattas to tea State VHad wltt tea Bacratery at Stela to Utah, twr Ihlidt to ' ta a ' XL UHL fcr,3hutair u i S."-.- Hip V. ma p. ana SECTION 1 Constitntional Amendment it naalral hr tha NokS State af Utah. RESOLUTION BZLATING TO EEVENUE to AND TAXATION A Mat aaaahdiaa jnpnlia aa aaaaal-maat- te SECTION A Bacthaa I aal 1 at Arikh IS That tt ta pnpuaad to at tha mnaHtatian al tha Stela at Utah. S to mma ibI tusttoa USA St II naalral hy tha Lashhtn at tha Saattaa I allaArikh al tha at al af tea State at Utah It Utah tera-ttaa that tha ta aaah Manee anal aa teUowai SECTION A Fraaaala at pataal taaA Tha barn baaa ar nay ba to a State tan to .teiKhbnrfiMNHi totea Unite to ffwMwl to to. Tto Stall 1 pnvariy that Sana aal . aal flan par nnlam to the not to On ate at pablia taadi Iptas I ... ataS Bteriaa to thk State tote tto Ca ha aal naiala a panataal tamt. to ha State achsal faai, Sw aahr. ahaU ha dbUbatto i ronSltatfr la prepend to amabar S panel hy tha propaatay ta amaal Saritan T, to Aatkk XUI to tha rimtitn ttaa to teai State to Utah aa that tha i pmilatlaa ftet fasHaham ta SSaS5Ifl b?'j MA toalaa Miami i T. Bata to zLzsrsfZ'zjrzx's aaaalkatka abaE aata bare aa atotv SECTION A Tba aaantary at ma Ok proamal aa te ba atomittif ta toe tale at toe anaaar pwrllal by SECTION A TW K eppneil by tha A tetltayjiA IM wtte the laayA IMA Oaastitatiottsl As Nf l la any way ta tea military aaartaa at tea United Stain aa af tha State af MSTatoMmtha meanrial wllawa aal ?TtmUBtaM ritoa'iwriir&rBwte I ton taWMiaRwMh ateaa am aa a ana 1 at tea State far to tha y ary na at thaea ta, tan ahall .Stay provide far laryfay a tea aa talk. aafHakat to sw tha rolaal to pay tha toteeipal at withta twenty yoara fnn tha final to tha law anattas tha debt. SECTION A ' ta the lamikn to hr to Utah, f a ante fW tfaa te tea ralna to hie, har, ar tta Wa panpaaty. praridad teat tea la tan nay. determine tea aaanner and .to tarter tranaiant lira atock and lira elate bainy fad far alaashtar to ba toad Intaaribh far .bona aenannptfaa. eaty may be aanaptad from fat ev i tt bt tsztd lr yurt aar aal to aaah extent aa tea krktatare ' tt ba taxed aa property tha rate 1 Bra aailla ea each dollar, of ralna tioa. Vbaa azamptad from taxateia aa pmtmlr. tea thmfrom ahall ba toaad nadar any tea baaed aa taoamm. bat when teal hy the State to Utah al property, tha therefrom ahall nat aim ba taxed. Tha larlolatare.any prorlle far andar affarte aa Tha .panaaal ham tea yrndnatal bat tea ill not axmal ata pm aaat to Na .aceka tea rote band torn taaaaaa ahall axatal tear per aeat to tot taaaaaa. Tha rata limitatinro MBtatasA tasMB teri 41 Imh mm fntinrfhlo ter affectira until January L IMA am after antU ahaatal hy taw hr a tea majority to te tea aane ahoB be krltoL be Ant' I ta tad te s tate to sate to tee yaaUfii. . An tan to the State, ee In the peer amt SECTION L tolar ea Martin, ahi " ' That tt le proewlr hm aeeamto te Arikle XK to mal tha to than majority State to Utah aa that tta gton than ahall rate ha farnr thanaf, hratlay Mtowei aaah Maam aa may ha pwrllal hy taw. SECTION S I amllin to SECTION A Saantaw to State to aata to Tha SaA Tha amratary to State k dkaatalta to tta State am tartyl pan aaam thk pnam.l amaaitoml ta ba pdh- natal at tta plana htraiaaA aa te tarn tta laada apari. kMm aPkaHklta tha ta it by tha Uaitad Stataa, at tha next aiaetlaa ta tha auaar la tta Ait to Caoyraaa. aypmrto Jmly ltth, Pwiridrl bylaw, aa ana pnpmttlm ta Ban 1SA te ha Hep nil to aal nal ta amk to X J. E. nambara S nal A manaw aa tha kyialatsra may prarila: the nyalar amaioa to toa ltth Fbati Tha aaat to riiiaaami aad aha SECTION A Tla take totaaL State fair at Salt Loka Citr. If eppaeral hy toe aiaatan to the State Saaaad: Tha laatifattana for toa daf aal the prapoato aiata daunt ahaU tal dart, aal tha kited, aal tha State nfana an toe that ley to Jaaaary, INI. chorl at Oydaa City, te toa coanty to tab aaaal rate to aaaaannat aal aa all teaalbh property ta tha wordtaa to Ua rnlaa ta maaay, aal tM rani ataaSaiteja COEStitEtiOBSl No.1 Fixed By Welling The order in which proposed eonsti-tntiona- l amendments will appear pn the November ballot was determined JYiday by Seeratary of .State Milton TT, Welling, as he sent certificates to the county dorks throughout the state. These certificates contained, islso, ihe certified nominations fay all parties for representatives in congress, dis-- ! justice of the supreme court,, a triet judge for the Seventh Judicial district, a diatriet attorney for the' in . fiixth. diatriet, and state senators the Third, Eleventh and Twelfth ' dis-- , trieta The law provides, regarding constitutional amendments, that in eilh of the polling places and in each voting booth, the county dork shall have, constituposted a list of the present tional articles sought to be amended and, in parallel column, the proposed' changes. The order in which the 'amendments Are to appear on the ballot, according' to Seerctary of Stole Welling, is man-- , .datory upon the county decks. It is. the same order as that. given in the, ; Tbirli Tha Utah Slate haapttal at Pm Cite, la toa eonaty to Utah. SECTION A S tertiary to State ta a Hah. Tha aacrttaiy to State it directed te re eanaa thk propoaad aaundmant to ba pub. liahad aa reqtonl by tha aeaafltntba aal ta ha eahmltted to toa Marion to tta State at toy sent ytanal akriioa ia tta A Jaiat niilaliiB panridiar fry an meaner praridad hy low. mmt ta Soctiaa 4. Artkla 1A to toa wham SECTION A Ta toint raaadtatka to toa State to Utah nlat-- If approved by tta take akaten to tha tt to thk prapoeal amendment ahall take affari the lit day to January. ML tt naalral by toa Imktalan to toa anFOad with the Starriiry to State Fata to aU tta State to Utah, twe-tfaliIMA SOLUTION XELATINO TO TAXATION OF MINES AMD MINING It, IXE Wallins; Seerctary to State to SECTION L toe State to Utah, la harty certify that awead. That It ta propmal ta la a fall, trua and corrari tba faeayoiny tioa d. Artkla XIU, to toa eoamtattan to Oanatftntiaaal Amandmanta Noa. tta State to Utah aa that toa lama win S am propmal by tha ' n and ami aa faitowa: to toa kaUtetaro to INS SECTION A Warn aal dakm ta ke aa-- ba talHfwnia plaaar aal rock la plaeA ehaU ka aa the layUatan ahall prarila ; prerllaA tta bmk and multiple now mad In dm tamtatay toa ralna to mataHT from team. an tataaytbh pawtl ahall ha far taxatlen pnrpeam aal tt allamtad aa foDawa I IB per mat thereof to aaaamal ralna to 1AM par tea elate diatriet aahoal land and IS ahaU not ha ebanyad bafrea IMA am toanaftar natO af at Itanaf to ridel hy taw. All atom mlaa and tea Order of Amendments I " i to hy taw the i , i ID ETAT EAT SI? tta Stata to bar, wharaaf. X hara hamate a afftaad tha Gnat Beal at UteA ttk lat lay to r i TTldfuytJLtL official advertisements printed in the state. The order follows: No. 1. Beaolntion relating to filluig vacancies in the legislature. A joint resolution proposing an amendment to Section 13 of Article YI of the constitution of the state of Utah, relating to vacancies in the legislatnn. Np.5. Besoultion relating to raven-n- o and taxation. A joint resolution to Sections 2 and 3 of Artide XIII of the constitution of the state of Utah, relating to revenue and taxation. No. 3. Relating to state school fund and manner of distribution interest of rash fund. A joint resolution pro- posing to amend Section 3, Artide X, ana Section 7, Artide Vlll, of the constitution of the state of Utah, relating to the state school fund and the manner of distributing the interest of such fund and other revenue! of the several school districts in the state. MA No. A Resolution relating to the taxation of mines and mining property. A joint resolution providing for rn nmendment to Section 4, Article XIII, of tha constitution of the stale of Utah, relating to the taxation of mines and mining v ropery. No. '5. A resolution creating a state BE? , Farm Bureau President For Amendments Openly charging that the opposition was sponsored by tax evaders, President Ephraim Bergeaon of the Utah State Farm bureau came out strongly endorsing the tax amendments in a message sent to all formers of the state. His message follows: It is hjgh time the fanners of Utah recognized the organizations of the tax evaders for what they really are. The Utah Taxpayers association, the Utah Associated Industries and the Tangible Taxpayers Union should be known as the organizations through which the big interests, the tax dodg-er- s and tax evaders are carrying on their propaganda to again confuse the real issues and persuade the people to vote against the constitutional amendments. The tax amendments open the way for the tax reform program teat the farm bureau and other organizations have been trying to accomplish for many years past. The only organization which speaks with the support of the farm bureau ia the Citizens Tax Revision league. For fifteen years we have been try. ing to reform our tax system to enforce big incomes' and large stockholders of intangible property to help carry the tax load. This would be accomplished by passing the amendments and the people should not now be misled into voting against these amendments and continue in effect a system of taxation which has been especially favorable to them. They should not be misled by the Associated Industries, the Utah Taxpayers association or tee newest creation of the tax dodger which ia e&lled the Tangible Taxpayers Union. The time for study baa passed. It is now time to vote and vote yes on the tax amendments. It is the last opportunity that will be available for many years to get intangibles and big incomes to bear their proportionate share of the tax burden. If we let this opportunity pass, the farmers and other property owners can expect to continue to pay all the taxes and let the tax dodger go free. Do not be deceived when yon go to the polls but vote yes and get your neighbors to vote the same way. STAFF OF CARBON "ANNUAL IB CHOSEN FOR NEXT YEAR ' ba mp-ate- lby by and with tta aiaimt 'dllihto 5S 1 torn State, lay HARVEST U That it to propoaad ta Artkla XIII to tha State to Utah aa that tha nUu WHAT WILL THE $ tax commission. A joint resolution proposing an amendment to Section 11 of Article XIII of the constitutional of tiie state of Utah, relating to revenue and taxation. No. 6. Relating to the location of the state prison and state institutions. A joint resolution proposing an amendment to Section 3 of Artide XIX of the eonatitntion of the state of Utah, relating to the location of the state prison. HELPER MAN DIES WEDNESDAY AFTER LONG ILLNESS Santo Feado, well known Helper man, died at hia home in Helper on last Wednesday, following a long illness. Mass waa said Saturday morning at tiie Notre Dame ehurch while the funeral waa held at Helper Sunday. Interment tfaa at the Mountain View cemetery at Helper. Feado was born forty-seve- n yean ago at Turbigo, Italy, the son of Carlo and Josephine Rinnchi Feado. Ho roiiie to this country nt on r.irly age and has been in Carbon eounty for many years. lie is survived hy his wife, Mary Lange Feado and one daughter. By THOMAS A. BEAL Dess of School of Business, UniTersity of Utah. As taxation is our countrys great-- 1 et t economic problem so must the the tax commission in addition to proper and adequate administration what the board of equalization now and supervision of taxation bo one of under such limitations as our major public functions. Increased has, except the legislature ahali provide. Certainand expenditures increasing governmental activities have made it neces- ly no legislature would give any power to a commission which would be sary not only to reform methods of against the beat interests of the state. to administrabut taxation, get better This amendment ia in keeping with tion aa welL best methods adopted by all sucthe In spite of repeated efforts to bring cessful business eoncenu both public intangible property to the tax rolls, and private. It has been repeatedly records of the state board disclose at centralized supervision is that since 1896 practically all of the ! prove essential to successful business admin. I property in Utah which has been sub- istration. tux has to the general property jected ' Complaint has been made that this consisted of tangible property inch would destroy local supervision as real estate, homes, furniture, livebut in the light of exlike. the Today, perience in other stock, machinery and states, the very opthe many millions of dollars of intanposite effect may be expected to reless are wealth in Utah bearing gible sult from passing this amendment. It than 1 per cent of the tax baa and is highly probable that the state board tha state board, in spite of repeated would acquire jurisdiction over local efforts to do to, has been powerless units only by affirmative actaxing situation. the to remedy tion of the property taxpayers who Remedies for these conditions lb must pay the bill and who feel themboth in a change of the system of tax- selves aggrieved by the action of the ation to provide for classifying in- local officials. Thu places control in tangibles and removing constitution- the hands of interested taxpayers who al exemptions now given and also in must pay the bill To quote Gov. Lesgiving a state board auffbient power lie, of Indiana: to enforce observance of tax equality It gives the taxpayer opportunity and effbient administration in public for intelligent understanding of the affairs. Commissions which have stud- processes of hia government and the ied tax revision in 1913, 1922 and necessity therefore, and thereby will in 1929 all recommend these two ma- make of him a more loyal and patriotic supporter thereof. It affords the jor reforms. A further weakness in our state taxpayer an opportunity to oppose fiscal affairs ia dne to divided re- nnwue, imprudent ' and extravagant sponsibility in collection of special administration of hia government. It state taxes. Six different departments affords the people more intimate concollect nine different special state nection and more definite understandtaxes. In the interests of efficient ad- ing of the most vital function of their ministration and equality in taxation, government, which is taxation. It will the collection of all of these taxes create in the taxpayer a greater and should be concentrated in one central more definite interest and a fuller realization of hia responsibility of body. The central taxing body should like- citizenship. Its results have been to wise have some authority to atop the procure more nearly true value releaks and inefficient business prac- ceived for public money expended for tices throughout the states taxing public purposes. Briefly, the question pertaining to system wherever they may be found. Amendment No. 5 may be stated tens : be that do it would To this, necessary some power, subject to legislative con- If the people wish to taka an advance which will go a long way toward Members of the staff of tee Carbon trol, be given to this body to unify step more efficient administra- annual have been insuring reasonaccounts and provide public appointed for the able regulations for enforcement of tion of taxation and greater equality coming year by Rose Dernman, editor. bein burden the tax as distributing such laws as the people, through their Last years edition of The Carbon tween they should vote won first place at the state fair this duly elected representatives to the Yes taxpayers, to Amendment No. 5. legislature, should demand. A budget fall, and the staff is working hard to uphold tee reputation of the publaw is worthless unless some provision u made for enforcement. Recent lication. All sincere seekers for tee great exposures in the theft of public funds Following are Miss Dcmmans asindicate at once why this body might truth and power known to the anci-cien- ts sistants: Class reporters, Loa Davidwell be endowed with some authority write for free book, Light of son, Marjorie Myers, Merrill Ellis and to safeguard public funds by en- Egypt, mailed without obligation to Louise Ilvala; snapshot editor, Hugh forcing efficient accounting methods. oceult students. Librarian 111, Amore Fullerton; sports editor, John Dem-ma- n; This state has had to create special Temple, San Jose, Calif. Advt. calendar, Ford Holmes; special tax commissions in the past to coneditor, Lena Mangum; humor, Karl duct research in taxation and subEvery man knows how a wife should Jameson; typist, Glenda Davis, and jects which suggests the need of hav- bo managed but few seem able to faculty advisers, Walter Stevens and set on their knowledge. Veronica Heinlein. ing a body created that will be capable of making continued studies toward the improvements of our taxing system. - The movement for better administration through a state tax commission was started in Indiana in 189L It has spread since and, today, forty states .have centralized supervision and control. These include Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington and s' numger in tiie middle west. The most successful administration is probably obtained in Indiana where 6 centralized control has been operated G. Leslie the longest. Governor Harry of Indiana is the authority for the statement that the tax commission has reduced bond issues and tax levies about $80,000,000 in the last' eight years at a time when other states . were going through a period of great expansion. ' Amendment No. 5 upon which the e will vote on November 4 may regarded therefore aa the economy measure in the program of tax reform in this state. Briefly, it provides for replacing tha state board of equalization of three members with a state tar commission of four members. It PIODUCf OP OINIBAL MOTORS is to take over the duties now given asin of board state the equalization sessing mines and public utilities and UTAH-CARBON in adjusting and equalizing valuations also This counties. several the among might have some control of system Of public accounting, local taxation and it might also be given the power MHID 1HEM to equalize assessments within the WHEN KTTEt AUTOMOStlJS AM BURT . . . MUCK Will counties. It is important to note, however, that the proposed Amendment No. 5 does not give any authority to Rosicrusian Mysteries One series is priced from f. o. b. Flint, Mich. THE EIGHT AS 1095 U 1 C K BUILDS IT. MOTOR CO. PRICE, UTAH |