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Show Page The Kureka (Utah) Importer Four Smokers Pay Big Average Utahn Will Pay $450 Yearly Tax To State Reports Tax Study Group In Taxes f 4 4. V ITah cigarette smokers, during the last fisial year, eliding with June. 1051. paid practically an even million dollars in the stale taxes on their "fags", r" in cording to a statement prepared comtax state otfu-i-the of the mission. Rut .sl.rht'y less than $:mh).(iii( of the amount thus taken fmiii their pockets reached the state trenrury. Discounts totaling, to be exact, in$9t..ri77.S5 of the "taxes" went distributors the of to the pockets of the cigarettes, cigarette jiapcrx and cigarette tubes. TIil- law allows a discount of 10 per cent on all purchases of cigarette stamps or their equivaof $25.00. There are lent in exee-'in the state that purfirms thirty chase cigarette stamps, about 90 divpercent of the business being One ided among a dozen houses. company alone pocketed dose to $19,000 in purchasing stamps witn a face value of around $190,000. Practically all the state's tobacco tax revenue comes from the stamp attached to or imon the ordinary package pressed of 20 cigarettes. On cigarette papers. tubes, or on cigarettes of smaller size the state collects less of one per cent of than such revenue. Slightly more than 70 per cent of the stamps nre paid through machines which stencil the amount of the tax paid on the cigarette package. The state paper stamp is applied by hand to the individual package on slightly less than 30 per cent of the pack- I - lilies not rill: Of eolll'se, liu-HI- I the Utah rmident who Iihs iii wile and three minor rhildien is actually forking over $2,250 u year to the tax gatherers. There is. as is often saiii. no surh thing hs an average citizixi. fin the wliole and especially where fedeial tuxes are' ciincrrned, the man with a large! ru t Ineomn pays a higher prnpor-- ' (ion of it to government than does Hurt I j (lie man who owns only Hn automobile and a little furniture. Of enurse, the tenant or the rust 1 mer may he really paying the tax, and oil whose shoulders the liunleri aetually falls is quite another matu-- Monarch Butterfly 0 National Fodorollos Wildlife - s ter. In recent years, it is mmted out by the tax eiiiiiniission, property taxes levied throughout the state usually liHVe amounted to about thi1 same sum as the total taxes collected by the tax commission. In addition, counties, not classed as pmjierty taxes. "Tax commission collections in riseal 1 !ir 1 were very close to 60 per capita." said Patrick Heiily. Jr.. chairman of the commission. "It is quite probably that the tut ;! tax lull fur stale ami local piirMises in I'!ah runs this year in excess of $125 per capita. Fcd-citaxes collected by the United Slates Itureaii of Internal Revenue in fiscal lttiil ran about per capita tlirouglioiit the tuui. For liscul IttM. therefore, it Monarch Butterfly If Monarrh Butterflies eoulil with iilentifiration Imnds, just as birds are, we might learn wuiie amazing sluries about their journeys. For Monurrhs are among thi strangest fliers and most famous travelers in the butterfly world. In the winter, they may Is- - seen only in the warmest purls of lit-1 south. Hut in tin' summer great swarms of them appear in parts of tin: I'uited Stall's. There are many mysteiies about how they carry on these migra- turns, sus the National Wildlife ration. hut it is no secn-- t that they go where they can find milk- is lay their eggs slate and local, t I lie plant and on Its stems and weed. They feed on twe-ce- Thit wtok al Rtiontic City lh oyai of oil Utahns will bo on beautiful Colleen Hutchins, Ihe 151 edition of "Min Utah", who will compela for the coveted till of "Min Anwricol" with other itate tax hill, total federal, will run leaves. alsuit per eapitn, which is I per rent of the averThe tiny gnvn eggs hutch alsail alauit four days lifter they are laid age individual income to ftali of $1,271. as estimated hy From each egg comes a caterpillar which grows to be alsuit two the fnited States Department of inches long. It has a yellow ami foiiimcrre." black head and a while IhmIv with black and yellow bands. It. too. the laying of an egg and feeds on milkwid, tlie appearance of the adult butIn alsuit three weeks, the catterfly. the Monarch imputation erpillar goes through all the steps grows lapidly each siimnu-r- . Alof becoming an lulult butterfly. though some of them may Is eaten The new member of the Monarch by hints, the losses are not great family has brilliant, reddish-brow- n most lards do not like black and veins with wings Minyn-caterpillars and butterflies. Tins, too, mill lies them to 'Along the outer borders are thrive and multiply. rows of white sNits. When its Wlule they liecuuic numenius. wings are stretched out. the Mon- they do not cause any troiilile. 4 inches measures to IS1; arch The only gniwing thing which they across. which a relish is milkweed Since there is less than a month has no value to man. plant Monarchs aro natives of North America, and the National Wildlife Federation that they to parts of Kuropc, have spn-aAsia, Australia and New Zealand. Mow they got alirond is another of the mysterli-- alsuit the winged I hat Mu1 in ftali SI-M- I comely and talented Min Hutchins wilt bo pronnted to Iho pecially for "Min in a Fiank Stair original gown cioated not with 0 ftiopleu fino of mado if Starr frank erection Thii Utah." bodico of fequint. Finished in pa.tel thodei of pink, white and blue, Ihe formal gown hat a pink liable with double layer of white net ta complete Ihe flowing fkirt lines. At photographed by Waller Lillian, official "Mitt Utah" photographer, Mitt Hutchint complete! Ihe picture of one of Iho most beautiful Mitt Utah" candidates over to appear in of toxin? lias r a special in a revolution Introduced by Itep. Clemente ID.. N.V.) . . Lou Nova parked his bare fret on the dining table right alongside lemon mehis mollicr-in-law- 's ringue pie, his wife testified in ob- tNVI SUGATIGN been atked by i limiv-tomr-il!- tho notional contest. The former University of Utah dramatic student Is aspected to be among tho finalists for "Miss America" this weekend. divorce recently taining Its Tour business! Mora Exhibits Than Evtri 3.5-inr- h T-3- 1 INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS! MISS UTAH CONTEST! I . . cm-pe- r. managers might OtT. bi-- r MMii as "t li Kopteinla-i- - Septemlier tin- - iVai Stat li,-,- ii.am 2::. 16. Fair. "Whats the Onlanee LEVELAND TEACH Georgia may be famed for lla prarhrn, but Cleveland baa a peach of Ita own Al Lopes, under whose management tho Indiana rose to be definite rontender for the American League pennant. He wears Me famous smile. i tion?" asked Associa- Dadgc. Mrs. R. Business Brains Enrolled an organization of about meirbers largely reserve officers am! business then." her husband explained." What did they have to do with h bazooka?" the Mrs. :ho "This article says 00 returm-- d sister rn Mnndav. r' , iti-.- l i. Its. j JI(I j fj.ain y"'1'' report.., HyraeuM-- . w v,' and Fort Wayne. Ind,;,, ,, this new edition as 'll,, g,,., lee Revue over staged." c charity All lilt. Just who won the toss or Ihe game was never decided. in knowledge is the knowing, foi inM v.haij .77 ev.-rtrr.a .'I UV know is a candli giv.-work by. Gain all the knnwlr't y.ii can and then use .ioh.i IligtieSt plir, KIM- p f,,r t:.i k:.-- - Whether our i the way out or whether w do. or ri iigioiis way a- -a j iviliz.-c.i- u t do a.t, pik,. n I J. Toynbee OMSOu1 ffiW o . re ... home with his ''Its 3.5-inc- ord--.r.n- -c that." "So they did, George agreed. "Rut before they let any contracts, they consulted the American Ordcngin-c- r desigm-- nance Association. AOA committees assigned experts to check j each part of the bazooka, and ree-- 1 .nimend changes that would make miss production easier." "Couldn't the Army experts do that?" she asked. "Tlie Army experts naturally don't know what the marhinc tools ir. our plants can do at least they don't know as well ns the nianu- faeturers who own the plnnts and tlie engineers who run them. i i : Juneau. Alaska, lias an average annual snowfall of 105.7 inches. lt4IBIlinii:iHMC.sIBMMlllHIHIIilMmillNilM.IH0i:i:- i it !HiilllUIHlNNIlH iHMl.!iliMr)i:illdIMll.iiiimli CARL It GALLOWAY A LA MOWED . . . Going one belter than the crew rut. Taul Overmayer. Albany, had his hair mowed Mohican stylo. MOHICAN INSURANCE O Fire 1 sill'HINIimNlumDIHINKI'I'll h o n e 3 EUREKA at the 1 dl'IlH'Uu Khool SPECIAL SALE -- 2 WEEKS ONLY in America. Make your fall plani al your Hate school. Freshmen Esem. Permanent Anti-Freez- e, All Nationally Adv. Brands Regular Price $3.75 Per Gallon SPECIAL PRICE BUY GOSHEN Goshen, Utah Rogister-S- upt Clptt Work Starts Sopt. 24 Start his school year off right by checking your home lighting now. Now is the time to make sure your home lighting is adequate for the longer evenings of fall and winter, and especially for the homework Sept. 17 Frsthmes Isgitter Sspt. ?0 Upper-Ctettm- nrbfifls Ullli! CAPITAL BEAUTY . . . Juno Music resembles poetry; in each Klein was judged winner lu are numerous graces which no Miss Washington contest to repPresident Hoover's iHst budget methods tench, and which a masresent city st Atlsntie City, message proposed expenditures of ter hand alone can reach. rope 1. $ 000.000, WM). Mr. nushey recalled. I resident Truman's 1952 budget calls for spending more than Commenting on Mr. Truman's "challenge" to Congress to cut the budget if it could, Mr. ENROLL "U Rusbey said: "The administraTho University of Utah effort onlim. tion's new eonunandnient Is: Hod opportunities for Hudonti of this "Tlum shalt not touch my budget." area. Thor art advantagei and bon. eitt at this outstanding slate university that can bo found at no other O Casulty O Bonds O Automobile ELKS BUILDING 33) 9an We nre in the midst of a revulu-- j turn! physic are yielding slowly to metaphysics: mortal mind rebels at its own boundaries; weary of matter, it would catch the meaning of Spirit Mary liakcr Eddy A determinate purpose in life and a steady adhesion to it thru all disadvantages, are indispensable conditions of success. - Win. Morley Iurshnn Jl.JJ students do. Better light means better sight. $3.30 NOW WHILE AVAILABLE MOTOR COMPANY "Your Friendly Ford Dealer" ' . State Fair Advance TOMFOOLERY . . . Gary ouper and Dob Hope, opposto ing rapiains, grab the bat dclci-nilnwhich team would be up first in Holt) wood's Barbecue Balls Your favorite barbecue sauce balls joins with p inii'ture meat for an easy serving. Form ground w'tli union. Into beef, seaso'-esmail balls. I hi n brown thoroughly. add barbecue To the frying-pa- n r aid rn ill for 45 saner 1 of the Utah evening p I C '. "" K-- j ST. I.OITS IIKOWN It has been suggested ... SALT LAKE i, ... I ... MINING EXHIBITS! r a!i-ii.-- t li-t- ... NEW MIDWAYI i .!, of ;l i " gorgeous new ( ns! ;i lional sei iiir ring music, the l:ivi;-HOLIDAY ON ,, ? brand new itirgj Ksut,. ,, 'Lake City on Satin.';, s playing better away from In a rehome than at home rent Dodger series, Ked bar',, rs held Snider, Koliirson. and an aggregate batting average o! Jtl . . . Hal Newhnusrr, fcideiii.nl .y a bad shoulder, says th re's plenty of pitching left In his arc . . . Manager Al latprx tries us think he had no Idea were so are j name a baseball commissioner Kandy Turpin aaya he'a always easy before a fight . . . Turpin aays he never used any rabbit but they punrhra on Koblnson, Just looked rabbity In the movies because Koblnson tried to slip under them lie says the Euro-pea- n of la belter than fighting style the Amerlran, but that Koblnson uses n romhinatiun of the two . . . They're going to see a world series on the west roast by T.V. and the Rose Bowl game on the east roast A the name way ante raring trark nrar Darlington, K.C., la bring boomed as a second Indianapolis speedway, with a big "500" planned for If I hr Indians take Labor Day AL honors, thry will have exploded the myth that do team ran get Into the world arrlrs without at least one great Irfthandrr. GREAT CIRCUSI ) wonderland "This article says our Army had fewer than half a dnz-- n bazooka.--; when the Korean war started, hut was able to get enough of them to the front to tanks in stop Russian-mad- e 25 days." Mrs. George Rimer remarked. looking at her husband! - t hoi-across the supper table. tegular; p-- i I read that." said George sip- - rait-- l beat lucin. ping hix coffee. "It was quick work all right, ami a lot of the I.yman Dai is. who has spent credit should go to the American; the summer months in Maywood, Ordnance Association." Gal. with his aunt. Miss Vna midget . . . 1CEI ' Vc-if-e'. .. Willie Mays and Clyde Vollmrr of the Giants and Ked Sox, gnats but power houses in their present parks, are examples uf Ihe fact that It's where you play that counts . . . The Cincinnati Krds else-whe- All in the Game the L Featuring a flight ice skating ontes and new . d AFTER Grand i tourists. STATE on All in the Geme: T!iv ud-;v- d 09 V ADO HOLIDAY ages sold. s. 095D Perforin at nt queeni los-idcii- ts Isir-der- nt iwo-ce- accurate to say I'uirlv To one-ha- lf nu-Fi-- di piobably IV s I ht "Holiday on lice" Commission Says .. Yriir hy yeur there arc miiir flee of the State lax eoiolulssioll people to pay taxi-- in I'lali; ami indieate that the tax lull of the nn the whole, eHi'h individual Ik average t'luh riwidciit mav he cnr, frj paying more anil iiiuri-- taxes hk somewlirre around $4.'in aindividual he years roll Hrouinl. At present 35 per rent of average rough culi'iiliil ions luaile in the of- Hie line. Stars Top-Flig- CALL YOUR DEALER , |