Show HERALD-REPUBLICA-N' ' f AR TAX BILL ' - SALTLAKE ' CHY UTAHr THURSDAY MAY' 101917 ' ' yvi v' AHACKS POSTAL RATES ii wi7 4 -- ’ i S1' pr- OF WAR REVENUE BILL “ f S m "' 5 i ?' f : ‘s - Measure to Raise Revenues Publisher Declares Excessive Tax Proposed Would Re" of Laid $1800000000 f I " i ’"""7- 4 - ' ' ft'- g "T-- : - rl ' 't ' £ ' ' v ft t - ' f ' S- - 4 j - mt J ' - i f r t'-'-: ' ' g y S ' v ' ' ' ' 9 - Z)i i v " - I 2 it1' ' X " f -- r ' P ' - Z ‘ " l ’ i duce Mail Receipts Before House Y ' I f - t 9 : - - v P V kV - NQWONTTSffAY - York May 9— D C Seitz of tho REACHES EVERY HOME! mltteo on postal ’mMtiieAmerlcan Newspaper Publishers association re-- 1 to the second class terrlng mall rates todayproposed made the following' American People Face Di-- statement: “At its last session the American inPublishers Taxes of S33 Annually Newspaper dorsed a sone system association as a Just and of distributing the cost of fairwaynewspapers and periodicals It mailing Capita was not dreamed however that a rate equivalent to $40 a ton would be charged for carrying such printed mat9 — The war tax ter 300 miles or that It would reach May WASHINGTON ton in the outside sone Its excises to the $120Noa such rate as this any class fabric of every home was formally matter exists even in warfor time for the In the way of! Vfesented to the House today by the longest world routes The newspapers are transportation ways and means committee with plans prepared to pay war taxes just as concern pays theirs but' manufacturing for quick passage to have this double load laid upon! As a forecast of what may come them without warrant and excuso aim- means that ply many will be compelled Inter It proposes special taxes to raise to withdraw their publications from mails and rely upon district dls-I- rl JtM JiOOCOOO in addition to the present thebutton express and freight routes normal annual revenue of 11500000000 to take care of their business to the i® or the government and annoyance its terms are effective the Amer-lca- n of the subscribers people will be direct taxes “No better plan for’ reducing' mall 133 per capita paying The of the revenue conld possibly have been depeople —now pay vised British Isles —half as many It has been the pol per capita taxes of $60 Icy of tho ostoffice dpersistent epartmen t Tn While the principal features of the recent years to assail second class matter keeping parallel all the while new war levy are the increases in with routs rural salaryother raising and profits taxes increases in and extending unremunerativo Internal revenue rates and Increases of expenses Aforms of constructed properly customs duties many provisions reach master general who knew more postthe Innermost structure of every home 5"1" than politics could about and make up a list of taxes probably $1000000 a week to the postoffice save and seems to be the most formidable ever faced by the the fate It Industry of the to be served American people the postofficegovernment bureaucrats by of the The household light heat and tele- in narrowest and stupidest sort This bills admission tickets phone to plies to present postmaster general'ap'Amusements fire and life insurance railway tickets automobiles automo-NU- e NEVADA DOUBLES tires and tubes soft drinks postage rates golf clubs and baseball bats ITS ARMY QUOTA club dues and a host of other every--cfca- y necessities or luxuries come under —Pennsylvania the taxation led yesterday in regular army Increa'J postage rates on newspa-IW- S 390 men accepted arranged in a zone system are total for was 2624 day such that publishers say they will force than doubled ItsNevada p°re ®2 a total of 39 having beenquota many newspapers out of business Alsupsince plied April 1 ready protests against many features announcement °“clal of the law are pouring made to- In and attacks oV®" n"arinr cons" nowcon da£ thn it will center hear-ngin s the ‘Jfpon public i8’931 Ite authorized before the Senate finance commitwaa Passed 0tJ7-401 atT£X?lb tee aov a strength ofMay ?° 300 0C is In Democratic Leader anpending KItchin Congress nounced that he Imped to pass the'bill by Saturday ‘SNOW BABY’ TO WED Committee Submit It View the bill the ways and Announced of Admiral meanspresenting committee made a report saying Engagement Born la Far North' Pemrj'm Daughter In part: May “After carefully considering the ex- of Washington the engagement of Announcement Rear Admiral of the European countries at ParY’ dauht®r Marie Anlghlto perience to the committee believes It is sound Edward Stafford son of Justice Staf- xord of the local supreme court was economic policy for the present generto bear a fair portion of the bur- made here today ation wa bora far north in the den of financing the war and recomon one of her father’s exp 1 ora -mends that the remaining contemplated a Point no where of the government for the Pb1® had been and other was JJdv®r named fimainder cf this and the whole of the Anlghlto meaning “snow baby ” fiscal year be raised by taxation The effect of this recommendation Is ’at about one-ha- lf of this contem-te- d SWEDEN RELEASES expenditure will be met by tax-- t BRITISH SHIPPING !! and the other half from the pro- vds from bonds Stockholm Mar it is estimated that the receipts of 90000 ’ tons of allied —Approximate! federal ts whlc ' government Including bas tied up in the shipping of Bothnia for the next fiscal year un- - sincebeen Vhe the beginning of war will existing law will amount to $1600- - mi'nt as th result of an agree-P®V00 The proposed bill Is estimated Great Britain and” to yield during a twelve months period Sweden sePfjfoo® today of tne bargain the additional This will cures as Itslt"part ahlP8 laden with foodmake the total receipts of the govern- stuffs and other which ment for the next fiscal year $3300-0000- have been detained necessaries In British harbors or about $33 per capita as compared to Great Britain with a population less than half that of the TURKEY READY TO states whose receipts including United postal for the year ending March FREE DARDANELLES SI receipts 1017 amounted to $2790000000 or about $60 per capita May 9 —According to “The committee believes that the i0!11? Information Turkish are Jimerican people were never in a more at work in Switzerland to agents aSsuro the ®xstence of Turkey Profavorable condition to pay a reasonable vided the Turks are not driven outof amount of war taxes The committee Constantinople It Is understood a has endeavored to distribute equitably Is expressed by the Turks to this taxation’ 3rreMom ot th Dar-The committee estimated the war ex- daneIles°mPlete penditures for the remainder of this 000 nd the whole of the next fiscal clgaret papers $20000flr000 at about $3800000000 exclusive ofyear Stamp taxes Including documents and the bond tssue to finance the foreign loan playing cards $33000000 “We already have authorized a bond Increase In customs duties $200000- Issue of two biilion dollars" it added to provide a portion of the necessary Increase in first-clamall matter econd-clajfunds to finance war Therefore the tIn0ia°nnA “all amount necessary to raise by taxation or a further bond issue at this time rJ“POrtatIon— FreIbt bills is $1800000000” passenger tickets $75000000: express bills $16000000 pipe lines! Where Money Will Conte From The bill today is calculated to raise J’J'aa00' 8eata bertha and staterooms) In exact figures $1310420000 IncludElectric lights gas domestic power ing: Telephone service $30000000 — Income tax New war Income tax $532700000 retroactive tax on incomes Advertising $7500000 --$103000000 Additional excess profits $108000000 Insurance $6000000 Liquors — Distilled spirits $100000--0- 0 rectified spirits $7500000 fermented liquors $37000000 wines - - 'rcct Per - - yen to in-o- v 1 me HEN your breakfast toast right —biittered pipingihot brown crisp delicious-— you’ll admit that it’s a little bit of Heaven on a dark morning -- 68 Keep this agreeable thought in mind as you read about the new Lucky Strike cigarette Because the tobacco — it’s toasted: and what that toasting does to the delicious Burley flavor! My! re-wJ- uh -- There’s been a big demand for a cigarette readymade from Burley tobacco Last year you had to pour the Burley out of those greenrred and blue tins —enough for 3 5 billion cigarettes But until we made this toasting discovery a readymade Burley cigarette wasn’t possible — we couldn’t hold 'the flavor But now! Well just try it Lucky Strike — the real Burley cigarette the tobacco 0 — Jn 9-- is just — Al”Pary -- it’s toastedo -- post-receip- 'Tt : Sls-HLOnoOO- 00 wlll-ingne- ss ’ D ss Ba $77-5000- 00 ora““ooMotrn"U’ phonob f6OOO0OO " °ft drinks syrups etc $20000000 Cigars $11000000 cigarets tobacco $30000000 snuff $25000-fO- $2000- O - d £j Motion pictures Aims $7000000 Jewelry $7500000 °If bRt?°hniifif00A' P°°1 clubaw baseball “ abI l0M?000 b“ Pleasure boats $500000 Perfumes and cosmetics! $4750000 Proprietary medicines $8500000 Chewing gum $7000000 Admissions to theatres and other amusements $60000000 and oth®r organizations $1500000 War estate tax $6000000 (Estimaincrease will yield DISAPPEARS tes sorTnnVrtr ‘hat Inhefull operation) l8land Internal rerenue $20- - Rasslan Peaee Agitator Missing 000 000In His Fate Is net Known ' Income Above 91000 Taxed London May 9— It is reported In an the hrdeat fight on the Mnnu Is predicted will center about Exchange dispatch from tne increase in excess tax Copenhagen Telegraph ' that Nikolai Lenlne the New income taxtheschedules profits also may Russian stubborn opposition Committee radical socialist leader’ has of the involved language been missing for two days The dispianatlons of the Income tax section show that which quotes the Svenslca Its practical operation would be as patch of Stockholm as Its authorDagbladet It on proposes a normal tax of 2 per ity says nothing Is known as to cent Individuals having Incomes be- - Lenlne’s fate ween $1000 and $3000 if single and Lenlne an expatriate under the old $2000 and $4000 If married 'or was permitted by the Russian head the or a family An additional normal tax Germans regime return home through Gerto of 2 per cent would be added in the many from Switzerland after the revo®ao of larger Incomes At $5000 an lution He undertook a vigorous camaddlt°"al surtax graduated until- at paign at the head of a grpup of ultra over it reaches 3$ per cent radicals in favor of peace and was would be“d so active that he caused some anxiety imposed A married man with a $7500 Income among those who supported the govwould pay a tax of $205 ernment In Its determination to conIt would be assessea manner: tinue the 'war Latterly- however An exemption of $2000 ina this tax of 2 per Lenlne Influence Is said to have been 2000 up to waning ?aaA f40 nxt a tax of 4 per cent on the between $4000 and $7500 or $5006aorU$25X °£ 1 Pr °nt 0n 411 OTr AakFor—Get A single man wlth a $7500 Income would LENINE i Heal your childs sick skin with Resinol The minor skin troubles to which infants and children are subject-itch- ing sT patches bits of chafing rash or redness— so easily develop into serious stubborn affections that every mother should have Resinol Ointment on hand to check them before they get the upper hand Doctors and nurses recommend Resinol for this with the utmost confidence because of its harmless ingredients and its success in healing eczema and similar serious skin diseases Kwlttol Ointawnt la ’aold br U dnggiiih ’ J - I - - dlf-feren- ce pay $245 He would pay $40 at 2 between $1000 and ?AA£eS2natinfeine 4 cent between $3000 and $7500 and per a per cent on the $2500 above $a000 Surtaxes under the present law do not begin until $20000 is reached and at $3000 and $4000 exemptions begin for single and married persons spectively rtf Out of fifty-nin- e 'aliens who recently took citizenship examinations In Salt Lake only twenty-tw- o To passed insure the success of a greater proportion of the applicants Mayor W Mont Ferry Is urging Senators Smoot and King to support' the $150000 deficiency States appropriation bill for the United bureau of naturalization ' Thousands of copies of a naturalization book the bureau has preppred will be distributed if 'the bill Is passed WIDOW TO GET PENSION - John D ofCapt obwar veteran day Utah Indian tain the pension applied for- will her by Mrs Blackburn of Dewnlng-to- n daughter avenue Captain Holliday’s name has been found by Mrs Elizabeth Cohen pension commissioner The-wido- Holli- CONVICTED OF BRIBERY Little Rock Ark May 9 — Senator S C Sims oi the Arkansas was convicted by a jury thislegislature of bribery In connection with morning legislation befbre the last general assembly Chicago May 9 —Carl Vrooman - as He was sentenced to one year In the Istant secretary of agriculture In ad- penitentiary and fined $1800 Pending dressing the Association cf commerce appeal he was Released on $10000 here today caused some commotion by bond criticising Colonel Roosevelt’s plan to take an army division to Europe at oncel “It would be simply slaughter to take these men under' a leader unskilled In modem conditions of warfare to France ' “It at this ' time said Mr would ballke the "children's crusad of ' the' middle ages - - ths numbers and your baggage ' will station to your home hotel teous treatment Reasonable 2LEPHONE Washington May 9 —-Orders summoning MaJ": Gen 'John J Pershing the southern department commanding to 1 Washington’ have ' aroused much speculation here’ Officials have declined- to comment on reports that the general’s visit- is connected with ' 'the subject of selecting a commander for a military expedition to : France t General Pershing is known to the confidence of administration officials - because of his record as commander of i the punitive' expeditlcji In Mexico - Delicious Digestible Safe Milk For Infants Iavsllds and Growing ChUdrseb " — The Original Fssd-Dria- h N FEDERAL OFFICIALS APPOINTED May 9 — William A Washington Maxwell of Colorado was nominated today for receiver of public moneys at Denver and Harry J Kelly of Montana for register of land office at Lewis-tow- n Mont MAY GIVE PERSHING COMMAND INFRANCE "‘V 7f - - -- URGES DEFICIENCY ATTACKS ROOSEVELT’S APPROPRIATION BILL PROPOSED EXPEDITION A' r ' —V ’ 5 ‘ V v r: r: 'Cr: ' I ir- of your claim checks to Main 560 be transferred ' from any railroad or office Instant service Courprices" - SALTi : LAKE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ’ J -- i 'A 1 Consolidation of Hotel Utah and Newhouse Hotel Taxicabs and Touring Cars Utah Automobile and Thxlcab Co Salt Lake and Transfer Co General Baggage AgentsLivery ' 4a’ V W ' v J - - 'r 'W A gf V ' ' ’ ' 4 ‘s |