Show THE 6 A U S SPENDING Table Tells How Cost of Government Multiplied TAX DOLLAR BY GAUGE LARGER tween Statesmen of Today Toss Billions as Predecessors Tossed Millions v Pate One) of the national goverpenditures nment In tiie last 15 years: 70OMMOI 1914 (Continued from $ 734 1 977 3917 1914 1919 1920 1021 292 J 1923 1924 3925 1926 1927 1928 13 097 18 522 $ 6462 06 202 61t751 6 16 706 894 70 090 19! 209 169 6 5J8 9795302 500 3 097 476 Oil 3 506677 715 3 529 644446 3584 987 874 3 493 584 519 3 043 519 B"5 3 646 4ti3 1W 3 966 872 199 1930 It will be noted that the " deflation of the war establishment produced a -- declining annual expenditure down to and Including the flacal year of 1924 since which time with the ex ceptlon of 1927 the co6t of the federal government has been climbing again Just what it is that has caused fed eral government expenditures to multiply five times In 15 years is set forth In the comparative table pre sented In another column Military Expenditures Lead Increased Cost The major Itejns of Increased penditure are till billions or the annual 377 620 258054 72191785 3744184 21945393 6002483 22 648721 1236918 1799020 $ 51424500 147823485 260330 7- 701625951 -8 ce $1536001301 $436406664 Total military functions C Civil functions t of protection Foreign relations and 4587 495 American interests abroad 4075998 General law enforcement Provision for control of currency and 2 700 420 banking 12827755 Administration of Indian affairs 11399230 Administration of public domain Promotion and regulation of commerce 2905568 ( and industry Promotion regulation and operation of 16583117 marine transportation Promotion and regulation of land trans- 3790833 portatlon Promotion and regulation of aerial trans- portatlon 8532874 Postal service (deficiency In revenue) 14 520132 Promotion and regulation of agriculture 1028 110 Promotion and regulation of fisheries 753559 Promotion of labor Interests Immigration and naturalization Promotion of publlo health Promotion of public education Science and research - 460125 45245312 14 12638 5 78 31722 665 37607955 23414521 78231561 7397042 8 033253 91772649 209 557725 2418 808 10256778 9511766 -19 521009 14295360 23337488 241035725 48375 821 1897291 3247169 - 7108 649 3173244 7125937 98 843230 14 466 834 3211898 Public works Local government Relief expenditures Total civil function Nonfunctional expenditures: of war operations The postal deficit has leaped up nearly 80 millions and will be Increased 50 per cent this fiscal year With the country la the throes of a business depression and the expenditures of the national government touching four billions of dollars President Hoover U endeavoring to effect economies In administration When he was nominated however and when government expenditures were about three billions 600 millions he was visualizing v 1931 HERO PLANS TO Sluets Escape In Car Crash LEAD FRENCH IN U S CEREMONY $ $220979053 830749419 and miscel- Refunds losses contingencies laneous Fixed debt charges: 1 Public debt retirements payable from “ordinary” receipts 2 Interest on the publlo debt Trust funds 14841009 159533168 22902897 844517900 659317613 14033679 $ 51777582 $760586801 - V Growing Popularity OUunobO on of it Introduction the owe eo the public In January of th4 year Oldmnobtle’s popularity haacontinued to increase month after month A a a reault ia now enjoying a greater percentage of the buaincaa in it (Itw thelow1931 GATKINGo GREATER than PERCENTAG&ofttfe BUSINESS IN ITS PRICE CLASS TRAN ever BEFORE Olda-mob-da price claaa 17-d- ay esrar before OLDSMOBILE SALES CO 55 pa-ra- ’’TDUtrttmtwi $1373398681 $3988872886 two-thir- mllllon-doll- r WEST FOURTH SOUTH ST IntermounUta Phone Wasatch Territory' Z87I ar of the year the government was paying out budget today and Increase over the expense of govern- 75 millions alone in subsidies to the ment 15 years ago states for construction of highways an amount nearly equal to the entire Farm Relief Publlo Buildings expenditure on publlo works 15 years Show Largs Increase ago and the last congress raised the Then there Is farm relief for which amount for this snd ensuing years to congress has appropriated half a 125 millions billion and which accounts In large Under the head of general law ensart for a jump of nearly 200 mil forcement prohibition accounts for a Ions In the expenditures on agricul- 40 Increase while a 60 ture in 15 years jump in expenditures Publlo buildings waterways high on marine transportation la exways and other public works took plained largely by subsidies to the nearly a quarter of a billion of dol- merchant marine and the activities lars last year oompared with less than of the shipping board which to a 100 million in 1915 In the last fiscal considerable degree are a liquidation mllllon-doll- post-offi- a consid- erable Increase In cost of the central retain Defender of Vergovernment during his term of office Speaking of farm relief In his dun Comes as acceptance speech he said: “Objection has been made that this of Government program as laid down by the party latform may require that several tundred millions of dollars of capital YORKTOWN Va June be advanced by the federal governthe offiment without obligation upon the cial Herl Pet&ln will lead French delegation on Us pilIndividual farm With that objecto Yorktown in October to tion I have little patience A nation grimage join Americans in commemorating which la spending 80 billions a year the one and fiftieth annihundred can well afford an expenditure of a versary of the surrender of Lord few hundred millions for a workable Cornwallis to Washington and program that will give to one-thiIn the official party will of its population their fair share of be descendants of Lafayette E arras the nation's prosperity” DeGrasse and Roch&mbeau Democrats Eagerly Seize The hero of the Verdun defense will come to the United States as the On Hoover statements guest of the American government A few moments later he outlined Official visitors at the Yorktown his program for the development of celebration will include President the water resources of the country Hoover members of his cabinet Genwhich he said “will probably require eral John J Pershing and governors an expenditure of upward of one bil- of many states lion dollars within the next four Marshal Petaln leading an army years” cry “They shall not Now that th® country Is feeling Inspired by theback turned the Germans at that it cannot afford to be quite so pass” Verdun In one of the most notable liberal In governmental expenditures battles of the war Believing that the as formerly the Democrats have next war will be fought mostly In the avidly seized upon this evidence that air the French government last FebMr Hoover originally contemplated ruary made him grand Inspector of an increasing outpouring of millions aerial defenses It think to Mr that proves They He shuns personal publicity and at Hoover economizing Is an uncon- Verdun gave orders that his name genial proceeding was not to be mentioned in the offi“During the last - presidential cam- cial communications Newspaper paign Mr Hoover- eald that Presisay he Is the most difdent Coolldge had ‘dignified econ- ” photographers ficult man to “shoot” in France omy to a principle of government’ At Yorktown Marshal Petain will says Representative Joseph Byms unveil the tablet commemorating the Democrat Tennessee ranking mi- French dead who fought In the revonority member of the house appro- lutionary war during the siege priations committee in the June which led to the surrender of Cornnumber of Current History “Yet wallis The tablet will be erected near during the first two years of Presi- the redoubt In which many died In dent Hoover’s administration appro- a successful attack on the British popriations for the federal government sition exceeded those made by the sevenFrance also will be represented at tieth congress during the last two Yorktown by Its most powerful fightyears of the Coolldge administration ing ship the Foch The saUors from by $956346723 60 or approximately the Foch will participate In the d the total of all appropriations for a and ceremonies incident to the two-yeperiod in Speaker Reed's celebration time “Nor can this Increase In appro KING’S COUSIN ILL priations by the last congress be atLONDON June 6 P) — Princess tributed In large part to the appro- Marie Louise cousin George priations for loans to farmers in the was seriously 111 todayof King was said drouth area for speeding up govern- to have a temperature ofShe 104 after a ment building for rural sanitation and for other emergency measures chill which amounted to only 196 million dollars This figure represents only emergency expenditures In addition to the $530 455000 schedued for public works in 1931 as compared to the average 275 million dollars spent annually in considerable prosperous years While In sum the 196 Itself a million dollars for emergency meaIS sures less than 2 per cent of the total of all appropriations made by the seventy-firEven If congress entirely eliminated from consideration It leaves the exdess of appropriations by the seventy-firover the seventieth congress at ?60 million - ' Total nonfunctional expenditures Total expenditures BOMB MENACES OFFICE mobile with another motor cat today near here CALCUTTA India June 6 (AV They are Robert Ketchlng 22 A smoldering bomb incased In a Larchmont N Y Charles Dieffen-bac- h cocoanut shell was discovered todayce 21 Westfield N Y - James on the counter' of the Bazaar Whitfield Pekin 111 and Paul Jones It was safely extinguished 17 Westfield N Y and police made five arrests W Automobile production In Canada Miniature golf Is being played Panama City Panama Is Increasing rd 835275349 176074935 veterans 1H0 about half 1930 13910748 11299 752 283877 $ 21189 607 9 448230 administration Institutional and general expenses Total general functions B Military functions : National defense pay anMilitary pensions: Retirement life tnsur--annuities world war allowances claims homes and hospitals for General function of jeglaletlve Judicial and ex- o u i I v 14TUJ465 branches f 1141490 liilltary functions comprising national defento D and aid to vet436400066 1930101301 erans Civil function including pub930749419 33097906 lic work! Kon - functional In including re 1971391081 1177756 tirement Thus In 15 years the expenditures interest on the public debt the world war accounts for approx innately two 1915 5911594 $ 5 ex- due to general governmental functions Increased 187 per cent to military functions 252 per cent to civil functions 320 per cent and to public debt Interest and retirement 2552 per cent t The army and the navy together which had cost the taxpayers In 1915 required an outlay or $701625651 in the last fiscal year The care of and assistance to veterans of the civil and Spanish wars were costing $176074635 15 years ago but when to this was added similar expenditures for the veterans of the world war the cost went up to ’ $835275348 last year ' t What with the cost of aid to world war veterans and the retirement snd 1915 15 years beand 1930 Is shown In the following comparative table: A— General function: 1 Legislative 2 Judicial 3 Executive General administration: 1 Financial administration 2 Government supply services 3 Public Buildings service 4 Civil pe’ions and allowance SUNDAY 3I0KNXNG JUNE 7 SALT LAKE TIUEUNE ar ar I (o) 11 o o y D) C T K O P m E (O) N E It ion: A L TOR st st dollars" Administration Republicans retort that extravangance not by Mr Hooby congress accounts for this Increase In appropriations ver but A Small Door Open a t Deposit Holds any Purchase 10 AM Monday City Playground Centers Start Season Monday Monday—Another Great Sale Playground activities including athletics handicraft swimming work dancing and wood carving will e schedule at sevbegin on enteen city recreation centers Monday Miss Charlotte Stewart cltjr recreation! director said Saturday The centers will be c THE LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH DEPENDABLE QUALITY Eims'emmMes full-tim- C Cardon Columbus Lorene Fox ElCrooks Ensign Joseph Anderson Helen Hummel Jackson Mary Hair Glenn Anderson Jefferson Aaron Horne Jean Woolley Jordan D R Coombs Grace Kimball Beth len Big Lots Snelgrove Monday i$ the day to lelect th dresses yon will need to complete your summer wardrobe Come early and get lint choice SAVE TO ONE-HAL- AND MORE F To Loti $1250 Values All lovely new frocks In the very latest styles Fashioned of Tub Silks Georgettes Silk Prints Crepes and Chiffons Chic frocks originally made for specialty shops in the East who canceled their orders causing these to be offered us at tremendous discounts We pass the savings on to you The popular styles materials and colors Formerly $25 $ ce $29450 $39450 V COME AND SEE THESE ENSEMBLES IN OUR MODEL HOME— YOU WILL APPRECIATE TDEIR REAL VALUE After successful years in the we are in a better position tban ever to serve The newest finest and most popular furniture of today will be found on our floors Durably constructed for long nse beautifully designed richly finished And everything is offered at extraordinary savings and on ' convenient terms twenty-on- e you The estate of Helena Frltsch Rentier who died May 20 as the result of an apparent suicide pact May 18 with her husband W H Penner Is valued at $22500 In a petition to probate the estate filed Saturday In Third district court Heirs of the woman are Mrs Alma Mueller a sister and two nieces Norma Loreneer and Ruth Mueller all of Munich Germany The estate consists principally of two life Insurance policies valued at $20000 and shares In the Frltsch Loan St Trust company George Mueller father of the nieces ap- executor of to be lled appointed fhe estate because of the fact that the nieces do not reside In Utah Mrs Penner and the body of her husband were found beside the Emigration canyon18 stream on the afternoon of May each shot by pistol bullets The petition for probate was unaccompanied by a will EVERY COAT IN STORE REDUCED to Roy-lan- Suicide T ragedy Victim9 s Estate To $25 Values TO LESS THAN Iretta 3 Booms Furnished Complete as low as 4 Booms Furnished Complete as low as Petition Values Lot 2 COATS Lafayette Ellvert Himes Liberty park C Ray Evans Jack Squires Marjorie Robertson Anna Chance Leone Hampton Jeanette Barker: Lindsay’s Gardens Ada Chamberlain Wayne Heath Neighborhood House Violet Walker H B Tanner Pioneer park Arch M Thurman Clinton Larson Margaret Martin Bessie Klrkham Riverside park Venice Lybbert Floyd Utter Sugarhouse Ralph Backman A B Olson Katherine Evans Dorothy Tavlor Sorenson park A B Olson Uintah James Gilbert Victory Phil Baker: Washington J P Jones Phyllis Stohl Ruth Wilson Ruth Crow ' I The kind of furniture you’ll enjoy living with! 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