Salt Lake Tribune | 1935-02-09 | Page 10

J THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATUR 10 Bill Would Make Doctors Confessors INCOME LEVY BILL WOULD CHANGE WINS AID COUNTRY DAY MORNING 9 1935 GOVERNOR ASKS Fate HOUSE PASSES ACT GOVERNING SOLONS’ Crime Accessories FEBRUARY of Columbia Valley Authority Now Rests in Hands of Roosevelt OKEH 1 IDAHO HOUSE PASSES LIEN WASHINGTON Feb 8 OP)— The no way dependent upon the estabproposed Columbia valley authority lishment of n authority now rests in ithe hands of President including attorneys confessors Renewed mining activity especial doctors and physicians to communiRoosevelt ly among the small operators nd percate to the proper officers any Following a recent conference sons who have undeveloped but knowledge they might have concernis expected by I fa in Sends List of Officials a felony or the Bill Relates to Calling Reach Floors among the president Senator Pope promising property ni o ml Proposal to ing the commission-oRepresentatives Murdock and Robin- Liquor whereabouts of a fugitive from jusD Idaho) and Marshall Dana Port- son White Democrats and Utah Durand Confirmation as Re 'National Guard of Chambers Raise Rates Adopted by tice was introduced in the house Frifor their land Ore Pacific northwest P W A Clark Idaho Democrats day by Representative Bent R Bryan the liberalization of states Law Strikes through House of regional administrator Pope said he by (D- Juab) ing Legislature Upper C act would not press for enactment of his the R F those western Failure to divulge such information fact In representaor to harbor or protect anyone (Continued from Pass Eight) Governor Henry H Blood Friday bill for the establishment of an au- tives believe liberal administration (Continued from Fas Eight) ky Associated Press charged with or convicted of a felony with the atate law which thority to supervise irrigation power of the measure providing funds for BOISE Idaho Feb 8 — Unanimous complied (D Sait Lake) Eldred M Royle (D would make a person an accessary to speaker and Mr Romney that everyactivities will to send to the senate flood and erosion control develop- widespread mining D Millgrd) the crime thing possible should be done to speed requires him Ut3h) Daniel Stevens their states’ house approved of a mortgage morasolve the major portion l4 Rural areas will be able to estab- Mrs Frank Page Stewart (D Salt The bill says that this provision up all types of legislation pending in for confirmation the list of interim ment of the Columbia river pending relief problems torium 'and Introduction of two appointees to state offices which word from the White House lish Improvement districts for the Lake) John M Wallace (D Salt shall not be construed to require an the house Just as optimistic is Delegate liquor measures provided the highattorney for instance to divulge the Public hearings on liquor control appointments may be subject to Ne Need fer Haste the efAlaska) construction of sidewalks If a bill Lake) Total 12 (D concerning confidence of a client relating to any bills have been finished and they are confirmation by the senate While Introduced Inf the house Friday by the president’s attitude fect on mining operations in the ter- lights In the Idaho legislature today Opposing Votes Interim appointments are those charge made but he would not be now being mulled over by the judia C V A is known to be favor- ritory toward Pointing out that Alaska proBy a vote of 59 to 0 the represenRepresentative E E Monson (D The committee is which have been made since the able from his Opposed to the amendment were privileged to harbor or give counsel ciary committee Sait Lake) is enacted many public utterances duced about $16793000 Dimond said tatives passed the mortatorium bill to a fugitive until after the fugitive holding meetings almost daily and senate was last In session and in B H Calder Uintah) (D Senators the 1935 production At the present time such districts is made on the power question and his state- he expected provisions of which are identical Conrad Frischknecht Jr (D San had been arrested He might how- expects to have its reports ready hy each case the appointment ment to Pope and Senaror McNary would be far greater Tnay be formed outside incorporated ever advise the fugitive to surrender the end of next week This will put for the unexpired term of such and with those of the Minnesota law H W Griffin (R Cache) Jr Pete) based Tbe he was Idaho His to construct the water delegate (R Ore) prediction quoted cities and towns by sesnext to "until the himself the and the problem on the floor of the house such person officers of the law W C D Davis) A E Holbrook senator as saying there was no need cn the fact he has received numer that has been held constitutional by supply sewerage or sanitary sys Doctors and surgeons would be sion of the senate" R Box Elder) A F Mine Bill Withdrawn Holmgren ot haste for an authority in view of ous letters indicating there would be the United States supreme court terns but not for sidewalks able to immediate treatment to M give Official Listed (D Morgan) George the fact that it would be some time a great movement of miners to the It extends the time of redemption At the request of the author the Many fatalities are caused by peo Hopkins Miller (D Carbon) D W Parratt a fugitive if it were necessary to pre- - bill He said the from real estate mortgage foreThe list this time includes the before either the Grand Coulee proj- territory next spring Warwick C pie walking along the highways in (D serve his life by Representative ect in central Washington or the letters indicate that many old expert closures and execution sales until Salt Lake) Hugh M Woodward rural areas and the need for sideLamoreaux on mine name of such state officials as Irwin Salt (D Lake) Maw Total March 1 1937 It bears Governor (D Utah) and President walks has long been felt as a means 10 Mr Lam- Arnovltz chairman of the state tax Bonneville project between Washing- enced minprs who have operated in taxation was withdrawn of offering adequate protection to oreaux explained he had introduced commission appointed December 31 ton and Oregon would begin produc- the territory will return and m addi- Ross’ approval and goes to the tion many others will make their senate The senators had before them slate mem- tion of electrical energy the measure at the request of several last Preston G Peterson pedestrians tax would The liquor bills were presented Pope said the president wanted ad- first pilgrimage to the north of the state road commission A vote of the people on repeal ments showing just what individuals ber conafter but further Bill 88 as it sideration he had decided it contained appointed in December 1933 for a ditional surveys made and more data Dimond expectsbe that numerous new by the house and senate joint comOf that section of the state consti- be paid under Senate will triband on in what collected Columbia its came Alaska committee mittee which waa designated by the and the from properties opened term and John A Malia tution which establishes an eight-hou- r punitive provisions and he did not and until that information is next summer and said he had been legislature to pass upon all liquor would do as amended by Senator want to sponsor it state bank commissioner who was utaries day on public projects is Hammond The some new com informed furnished White would a is House the Idaho be the bills presented and submit two bill following dredgs The bill would have Increased the holding office during the last legissought In a resolution Introduced by senator said he would not seek action put in operation in various sections committeemen of the rates which a single parison metal tax mine legthat thought could be M from office three whose in Paul Peterson lature to but multiple Representative C V A bill on A similar atti- of the territory person would have to pay under the four and in the case of t approved made certain changes tudehiswas taken islature (D Summit) by two bills for various incomes as inRepresentative mines from three to six State Stores which made an interim appoint- Knute Hill A Walters assistant secTo Pave Way dicated the exemption in the Ham(Df Wash) who also in- Theodore The national guard bill of Repre- ment necessary One almilar in practically all proof the interior retary Is keeping sia for measure a troduced Columbia The object of this Is to pave the mond bill being $500 and in S B 88 sentative Peterson came up after the lent of the persistent rumors that he vision with the bill introduced by According to its rules the senate day for those originally $750 The assumption is house voted to reconsider ijs action referred the appointments to a spe- valley authority way for a wAl seek the governorship ol Idaho Representative J M Sharp (D‘ Be of Wednesday in adopting an adverse cial committee Tear employed In such work This Is one that he pays no tangible property tax May in the named late in 1936 on the Democratic ticket Ada) at the beginning of the sesQuick Action Requefefecl to minority report from the military of the measures receiving the sup-“This six mean or months it may Walters active in Democratic party sion calls for stores day by President H B Maw (D committee mean a said port of organized labor in the legiS' Senators Speaker Granger may and including year” Pope Insure Adjournment politics in his home state for years with revenues going to the state latere ruled at that time that adoption of Salt ALake) He he added not whether or that chairwon’t deny or confirm the report Ira Huggins (D Weber) general fund state school fund and his report killed the bill bill which would give boards on Time man Conrad Frischknecht Jr (San- asked for favorable action on the Not only has the report been heard the counties of education greater authority In measure the session Asks in but present during Reconsideration M Walters believes It also provides for appointment Washington Julian Bamberger (Salt of congress the selection of textbooks was inIn asking for reconsideration Mr pete) depends entirely on the it is being circulated in Idaho for on of Lake) D W Parratt (Salt Lake) attitude BOISE Idaho Feb 8 fP)— Two Peterson storekeepers in villages to distroduced by Representative Joseph of chief executive the said occasions he several that has been asked tribute Representative and George M Miller (Carbon) liquor bills were before the Idaho liquor It has the support W Jensen D Weber) If the bill is Both Pope and McNary quoted Mr if the reports he intended to N Child (D Salt Lake) had Stanley resign of a majority of the 18 members of Mali Heada List legislature tonight and an admin- an amendment which would remove nacted boards of education could Roosevelt as being “definitely his here were To such position true the committee— istration leader Senator J B New- the to a high dam at the Grand auestions he always at any time decide what textbooks The list of Interim appointments objections of many house memhas answered Thejointother is identical with the port (D Canyon) Issued an appeal bers Mr Child was should be used to read received In the senate Friday from Coulee and the Idahoan added that that he knew nothing about a resig allowed bill sponsored by Dan Cavanagh for quick action in disposing of his construction of the high dam was in nation Under the present law the board which was the governor follows: amendment proposed them ao that the twenty-thir- d (D Twin Falls) and introduced sea to eliminate the restriction on Is authorized to meet once in two John A Malia state banking comcalling into the house last week It would 1 sion may close at the end of the out the 1937 years as a textbook commission to guard and substitute this par- missioner term ending April set up five districts and permit each of Preston G Peterson of Provo a present constitutional sixtieth day agraph: adopt approximately to determine what system of cona maximum rate of 6 Newport’s plea waa made just be‘In the event it becomes necessary member of the state road commission the textbooks for a period of six trol should be provided This measterm beginning Deyears' It is provided however that per cent the tax would increase $60 fore adjournment In the senate to- for the governor to call out the na- for a ure was approved by the minority He called for prompt dis- tional guard or unorganized militia cember 1 1933 at any biennial meeting an unsati- for each $1000 of net income above night Revenues of the joint committee Irwin Arnovitz chairmpn of the posal of the liquor problem so the to maintain order during labor dissfactory textbook may be changed $5000 would go to the state general fund state may benefit from liquor reve- putes all work in dispute shall cease state tax commission appointed to fill Deduction Allowed Personal Property Tax A and municipalities In the table given the taxes to be nues estimated by some lawmakers and work shall not be resumed until the unexpired term of George 31 All bill by Representative Grant Neither carried any recommendaas close to $1000 daily le f)afonal guard or unorganized Critchlow resigned ending March Macfarlane (D Salt Lake) would paid under the Hammond bill would The two measures 1937 tion were presented militia has quit the premises” (Continued from Paaa Eltlit) make personal property taxes a lien apply to every taxpayer regardless by the No was chemist to E state M a Christensen opposition expressed of his connubial condition (assuming Liquor Boards majority and minority groups Mr Child said the effect of this upon both the personal and real that would be to force arbitration and appointed to fill the unexpired tepn of the product it would series of 19 senate bills prepared by Both provide for state liquor comhusband and wife made-- joint of the house and senate joint deceased property of the owner Instead of Harms ending would not be taxed at all committee which was se- prevent employers from bringing in of Herman the uniform criminal code commit- missions and directors unless he also paid a tangible merely on the real property as un- return) Senator Wilford Day (R Iron) with the protection March 15 1935 Both measures were presented The Hammond bill lected by resolution to pass on all property lax tee of the Utah State Bar at a public state der the present law Mrs Johnson Ogden Mary propose that county commissioners tax liquor legislation presented and to of the national guard in both branches simultaneously to Mr Peterson is the author of an- would permit a tangible property fill of conducted senate education board be to by joint shall set up pure hearing appointed the entitled of $100 submit that Sees Danrer In Change In the senate Minority Leader proposed legislation S other bill which would make It man- to be deducted up to a total term of the George beet rules unexpired seed districts the and house judiciary committee Fri- R E Whitten R Boise) rose to be acceptable to both he said might Senator Hammond Representative Moses L Holbrook Glen resigned ending April 1 1937 sugar datory for physicians employed by that if a man owns afigured and regulations covering which day night in the Newhouse hotel home on which branches ID Davis) said he could see some question the constitutionality of any industrial employer of labor to he Board be to of the shall the judgment left Hospital Major provisions of the major- danger in this amendment Under its pays $100 taxes he should be enmeasures presenting either measure to the file a written transcript of his findiadvocating the Speakers would who trustees county commissioners no income tax on top ity's bill almost Identical with the Members of the board of senate He termed both of them he said a mine might fill ngs on the physical condition of an ottitled to pay chairman of also provide penalties for violation were Carl A Badger that unless his ability to pay bill Introduced early in the session provisions revenue-raisinbills and cited conwith water during a strike and the of the Utah State hospital: term end- of such employe with the state industrial up Jencommittee Ladru Dr the bar rules William H Boyle Provo A stitutional provisions holding that commission not' later than five days were represented by a net income of by Representative Sharp (D Ada) owner would not be allowed to embill M A H 1941 31 Utah Calvin Senator of the introduced sen University of by are ing March could be preas such after an examination had been made somewhere around $4000 ploy men to pump it out Dr John R Llewellyn' Salt Lake Woodward (D Utah) would divide W Rawlings district attorney and sented In they house only 0 G Sorenson (D Sanpete) in- Of course if the taxpayer paid only Liquor traffic controlled by comthe It was brought out also that If 1935 31 March Weber term fur25 set his tax aside district cent on Thatcher his home the per Paul bf proceeds City county ending mission of three members appoint- smelter troduced a memorial to congress ask- $80 property Ho quoted from Idaho supreme employes were on strike the Mrs Minnie Wattis Harris Ogden for administration of the contract attorney court decisions in arguing against ing “due consideration of a certain niture and his automobile he would ed by governor and serving management would not be allowed term ending March 31 1936 the simincome all net act At said his motor The have to if carrier ‘Town-enthat proponents present terms pay nothing but was declared revolving plan known as the even to keep the fires going in the John E Jones Salt Lake City term this is at the disposal of the util- plified criminal procedure requiring accepting them old age revolving pension plan” were exactly $3000 and $50 if his net Individuals must have permits to furnace In either of these out of order by President Mix and cases an 31 1937 March a bill senator a he $4000 were If commission of The ending ities income and charge say paid simple only President Pro Tem Perry W Mitchbuy liquor costing 50 cents a year unjustified hardship would be imPlan Indorsed Mrs Frances G Callahan Provo would place 5 per cent of it at the particulars in form ell (D only $15 taxes on his automobile and Lewis) brought the day to Thousands of people in Utah the furniture and rented his home he Commission may establish either posed it was declared 31 1938 term March not be as commisending could tax which of state attacked the e faulty a close by moving for adjournment emdisposal Mr Peterson offered a way out of memorial says have indorsed the would have Income taxes to pay if liquor stores with E A Bntsch Manti term ending sion which is if courts colfaults in were for such higher responsible Haling Cited plan “which is considered a recovery his net income were more than ployes on salaries or appoint store- this difficulty by proposing that the March 31 1939 not found with them in the lower ’ the tax keepers in small towns as agents word “work” be changed to “proPreviously Senator Newport (D program in itself with the main ob- $1250 Dr W R Calderwood Salt Lake lecting could be where courts amendments who cannot receive more than $720 duction” This attorthe declared Idaho Canyon) 1940 31 jective of relieving unemployment term was March In- this manner Senator Hammond proposal ending adopted City made easily would do much to aid a year and keeping in circulation a sufficient estimated after which there was a discussion W E ney general had ruled introduction Salt Lake City state his bill would require prosecution of organized criminals The commission will fix the pricesjon the original amendment "whfcfi in building Ryberg amount of a medium of exchange to substantial that the measures in both branches to to commissioner appointed A Huggins (D We- of perIra from many payments Senator on liquor but the price must not effect was a discussion of the bill fill the unexpired term of O P Cher-droaunply the nation’s needs" expedite consideration was permissons who now have net income from conducted chairman committee ber) Two important bills went to third be more than 40 per cent higher itself sible He discounted Whitten's asresigned ending April 1 1937 wages or salaries — he mentioned the hearing than the wholesale price reading calendar Friday with favor- school teachers as an Dr John A Widtsoe Salt Lake City serted fears that a special session Representative Bent R Bryan (D example — but No able committee recommendations alJuab) who brought out the minority Utah water storage commission to might have to be called to correct liquor advertising will ba One of them by Representative who are paying no taxes at all at lowed Dore-mus report said the bill was not worth fill the unexpired term of A F irregular legislation if the senate Reva Beck Bosone (D Salt Lake) present 1 1935 deceased ending April and wholesalers amending and urged its defeat Manufacturer approved one of the measures first Further Comparison wouldvlimlt the number of freight must an annual license fee of and it became law Historical Society Fears Permanent Shutdown cars to‘70 per train and the number For purposes of further compari- $1000 pay Besides the liquor bills two other Members of the board of control Feb 8 (T)— The WASHINGTON of passenger cars to 14 per train The son say a home owner pays a total William Murdoch Representative The liquor commission will be measures of importance were inthe Utah State Historical society: administration of (D Salt Lake) other by Representative Warwick C of $100 in property taxes and has official the declared in said was bill issue rather troduced Under the provisions of Herbert S Auerbach Salt Lake sources Lamoreaux (D Salt Lake) would a wife and two children The taxes financed by a bond would allow labor to close an into have received promnot houss state affairs committee of state a than today to term appropriation of fill the he would be required to pay under unexpired require gas and electric corporations permanently and Representa- City This will be dustry more than $250000 bill the Idaho department of pubto disclose on monthly bills B Taylor (D Weber) Albert F Philips deceased ending ises from three of the big industries tive Milton the the Hammond amendment and unlic welfare under Commissioner repaid at a rate of not less than said the governor should be relied on April 1 1937 amount and unit cost of the product der S B 88 would then compare: that they would spend upward of D P Felt Salt Lake City to fill $25000 annually BOULDER CITY Nev Feb t (TP)— Lewis Williams’ direction now or service sold to act with discretion in ail labor disin a billion dollars this half year No liquor store or agency could If the Colorado river’s run-ofthe unexpired term of Parley L Wilkeeps would be abolished and a atate Make Protest up to date dam lake board of health would be created handle beer the present private putes liams resigned ending April 1 1937 bringing their plants Boulder its pace up present have to C W said were The promises Representative Spence (D A delegation of insurance men atW R Holmes Brigham City to fill Another house bill by the agribody of water will vending system being retained - Salt Lake) and Evin Jones (D to administration man’s newly-madtended a meeting of the house reveterm of Hugh B come In response midsummer cultural committee provides for the miles long the be The revenue will be divided as unexpired ninety by to the the bill stir endeavors Emery) supported nue and taxation committe Friday lagging heavy declaring Brown estimated to- use of farm products grades follows: Twenty-fiv- e resigned ending April 1 goods industry per cent to gothere have been While other indus- government engineers to protest a bill which would increase jn 1933 that time it is expected that At to he state general fund 25 per day dea to lesser where were involved tries Ruardsmen the premium tax on insurance comim more than 10000000 acre feet of Henry cent to the school fund and 50 per pofed Payson to fill the contemplated ex- water will be stored panies unjltfied crueUles and hard unexpiredErlingson future use Power term of Henry Moss de- gree the principal cent to the municipalities in the on as described were told ships miners the committee members striking They penditures ceased end ng April 1 1935 The total capacity of Boulder dam’s oil fields and that enactment of the measure would steel Representative Reva Beck Bosone telephone Dr E W will be 30500000 acre feet Salt Lake City Officials said however that half reservoir and Sam F Kiefer Salt Lake Demo- state board Browning drive many insurance companies out of health and vital statisVirgin river the little town Bloc of the state and result in an aggregate would scareciy of Up the crats argued that the house should tics for a seven a billion dollars St Thomas is virtually abandoned year teym ending scratch the loss instead of a gam of tax revenue For ail incomes higher than that vote for the bill because it is deemed April 11941 surface of plant modern- and ready to be inundated All prop to the state the taxes levied under the Hammond They said esti- erty has been bought necessary by the labor members who Crew Chief of Police George I'inn of Og- ization possibilities by the govern- MALAD Idaho— Reductions rangThe committee took no action on amendment would be $68 higher than have had experience in strikes den board of managers of the state mates of the amount that would be ment The bodies will be removed ing up to more than 30 per cent to the bill announcing that a second those under the S B 88 as originally The Child amendment carried and bureau of criminal identification and necessary to bring the plant equip- from several cemeteries Meanwhile of Malad was hearing would be held some tune introduced the bill passed by a vote of 38 to 17 investigation to fill the unexpired ment of American industries up to a construction on tbe Colorado river combination users 8 (IP) — Two publifc utilities comColo Feb DENVER the by approved next week from The Holbrook bill early with five absent and not voting The term of A E Wilfong services termi- level of high efficiency ranged would collect aqueduct which will carry water to mission of Idaho this week mor'efrom hesmgle'peon whopaid roll call was as follows: nated ending April 1935 and L M four to twenty billion dollars southern California communities wa as These rates are applicable to elecbalance the left in hanging today to — have to the In effort addition Near Completion property taxes in the exce's of $100 the Colorado Aye Aird Allred Bennion (Ians Hilton of Ogden to fill the unexpired being pushed The aqueduct will tricity used following the last regufor prepared legislature of some the than industries the bill - j-money traverse 147 miles of siphons canals Hammond would Bosone Boyle Child Cook term ot George Finn service termiFor spend date and effective recess lar meter COP Leadership Meeting purposes of comparison the following a week-enthey have stored in reserve funds and conduits which will connect the with bills reading Doty Edman Farr Gibson Hall Hol- nated ending April 1 1935 March 1 1935 The Issued the schedules are taxes that would be With the house rules committee brook Hammer Mrs Albert Jensen for Thomas Lyon Salt Lake City Utah rebuilding plant equipment 92 miles of tunnels to make a con- new rates are of a promotional naevenly divided on the full train crew collected under S B 88 administration has undertaken a di- tinuous aqueduct bill a report to the house was post- Jones Kiefer Lindstrom Low Luke geological and mlneraiogical survey R EXBURG ri£ho — Arrangements called the Holbrook bill frequently ture extremely low costs industries providing smaller to aid rect effort to the Marthakis board Maw term Mitchell Nicholes fill the unexpired of during and refrigeration re practically whenever this do to cooking which completed for thejdebate of Friday though it is not poned until Monday with to funds obtain M R J Pectol Peterson J Paul Peterson Dailey resigned Membership The senate likewise deferred action thirteenth annual leadership week arithe bill originally use is added by the consumer of work held sort is Sen at of Selvin Sorenson by the sponsored governor pleasure Spence Taylor on s measure designed to supplant the Ricks college The institute will ator Holbrook: Theobald Twitchell the state's be held February 19 20 and 21 The game depart- Thackeray Winder to and Woman Whiting Hurt on Sidewalk Corn-Ho- g ment with a commission Speaker program will feature definite and a 2 Nampa Assaults Over 35' Minor legislation was approved in Granger o 2 timely Instruction In agriculture Ti — Wins i r1 Suit Anderson Bowler it to Nay Bryan home building health M I A scoutAgainst City D i a t each house Cornwall May Gammeter Hendricks n Q ing literature genealogy science muW Holmes CALDWELL Idaho LICENSE — Damages TO WED Jensen POCATELLO ISSUED Idaho Holley Joseph sic foreign travel child welfare reIDAHO FALLS Idaho — A marriage T W Jensen Larsen Murdoch Ol- of $225 were allowed Frank R Moon Timmerman 24 of Nampa said by a ligion social hours and evening ena(t Q license was issued here Thursday at sen Richards Romney Slaugh and and Nellie G Moon from the city of Sheriff Frank Piersall of Canyon tertainment c Educational Idaho— POCATELLO Ihc Bonneville county court house to Swapp Pocatello by a verdict returned by county to have confessed attacking The college has arranged for a Merln Bledsoe 19 and Helen Hack-- i Absent — Holdaway program at least four Nampa women Friday Lamoreaux a jury in District Judge Jay L Dow- meetings for the corn-honumber of prominent men and wo- - $ 000 $ 2 50 POCATELLO Idaho— Danger ot 18 rran both of Idaho Falls Macfarlane Mae-e- r and Monson 2 000 ning's court here Friday morning in Bannock 1500 fnen to be present and on the pro2 5 county are to be ar- morning entered a pica of "not guil- over specialization of the human The plaintiffs filed suit for $15185 ranged beginning next week after ty” in district court here when ar3 000 37 50 14 20 gram cause mzn to b'ecom orain said C raigned on a charge of assault with extinct may 4 OOO damages for injuries allegedly suf- forms arrive from Moscow 70 00 45 36 as did the dinosaur and the intent to commit robbery fered by Mrs Moon when she fall W Da’gh Bannock county agent 5 00O 80 11250 68 Indications pointed to trial on as- Irish stag is the opinion of Dr on the sidewalk in the 200 block on He said that practically all pro6000 to 16500 125 Eye Glas scs Given DuBou professor of Philip H sault charges Sheriff Piersall said South Main street after she alleged- ducers of corn or hogs in this county 7 000 225 00 180 162 the University of at psychology Carl-berDale Timmerman both of 1935 and heel a of shoe to in will be eligible her ly caught the 000 285 00 sign the 240 222 Idaho southern branch who high school youth not Nampa a hole small where or whether contracts sidewalk 9 000 aky345 00 800 282 "Continued adaption is necessary was arrested for the assault last De) thev took part in the 1934 program light had been broken out 10000 405 00 360 342 for survival'' he declares Those who are eligible include per- cember and since has been free under “In the struggle for existence all Senator Bamberger's proposal was BOISE Feb 8 ()T— The Idaho sen- clare that they “shall be paid only sons owning and operating their own bond Idaho Falls Moose Buy that every perron with a gross in- ate a Timmerman will be examined by animal have specialized in some vote late today adopt- from the proceeds” of the inheritance on a by tenants farms farms operating come as and estate tax from a net in- ed a developed his Tiroes-Registrent or fixed share agreement Dr D'Orr Poynter head of the state function Man has joint memorial by Senator WilPOCATELLO Idaho — Eye come of distinguished Building cash feeble-minde$1000 should pay a $J0 regWilson alone spoke for the measfor Institution at nervous tissues to help him in the farms purbeing persons son operating to glasses were furnished eight chil(D Gem) urging congress istration fee which however might It is more esconomicai ure and none voiced any objections the youth’s struggle IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Sale of the chased by them for cash or for fixed Nampa Hugh Caldwell dren and one child at Rexburg un- be offset if he to think one’s way out of difficulty tangible property place a tax of 95 per cent on all in- to it and tenants op- attorney announced today C payments on commodity street derwent a auccessful operation to taxes in a total paid building of This Senator heritances of a million dollars or The calendar for the next term of than to depend on muscle alone In He declared some of the and Capital avenue to the Idaho Falls erating farms rented on crop or stock remove a cataract of the eye all Huggins said was$10 ten times worse more Proceeds would go to pay the difficulties have arisen frompresent district court will be drafted Mon- primitive forms the awareness false Loyal Order of Moose was announced share lease or agreement expenses having been paid by the than the dollar filing fee because it national debt takes the form of emotion in the day distribution of national wealth prod- Thursday by O E Fuller of the InPocatello Rotary club said the re- was ten times as higher that of consciousness In CHOSEN DANCE QUEEN large But it was Estates of $50000 and less would ucts and resources vestment Finance corporation which port of underprivileged children pointed out by Senator Ray it meets be COASTER RECOVERING emergencies the newer brain form TWIN FALLS Idaho— Miss Jean exempt from the tax the tax "The time has come for a redis- owned the building committee Thursday situations in some of the more popul- would be graduated on estates from tribution” he continued of man sometime fails and the GRACE Idaho— Mar jorie Taylor The local order of Moose boasts a Stevens one of two candidates repreThe Rev I G Roddy chairman ous centers where emotions come to the fore” Dr 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Leon are earn- $50000 to $1000000 and the 95 per persons the won their millionaires "Certain forFalla ward Twin 240 got of' senting of the committee also reported that ing considerable approximately said in his analysis incomes but pay cent levy would apply to estates val- tunes illegally and immorally Let us membership members since November 20 when popular vote for queen of the annual Taylor who suffered a severe scalp the dub supplied part of the nothing at all lo the cost of govern- ued at more than a million dollars let them play until they die and then the unit local was first "Intelligence is not determined of the Twin wound Sunday when the sleigh on ball Green and Gold a granted ment for the underprivileged equipchilment Senator Ray said the commit“We call jour attehlion to the fact take them — legally and morally charter by the national organization Falls stake M J A here Wednesday which she was coastinjg down a road alone by weight the brain of dren's nursery in Pocatello tee of nine had not adopted this pro- hat inheritance France weighed only about taxes cannot be “This measure will not stop c- it is planned tn remodel the build-n'- night The following other candi- east of tbe U P and L plant six The report was given following posal as matter of snap judgment shifted to the while an ordinary and threw one kilogram so it w ill cumulation — it will not restrict Leora miles west of Grace up-seclub business and so- dates served as her maids: to suitable n initiation program Thursday but after studv and after not disturb prices “ the resolution native and ambition A dance floor ladie' Sialev K’mber'v ward Ruby Niel- - her against a sharp rock is rccover- - man's brain xveighs from 1300 to cial needs noon when w S Hi L Ben MediK officials had 1500 grams a fit- read The quality the do- ")t will reduce our debts and ease club moms repair to the budding son Mustaugn Fae Stallings Rail'll ling satisfaclorilv See xs as confined and R G Train were taken into 'nation which he said presented arises frequent-u requeued to segregstelihe burden of taxation under whir h aie among the list of improvements and Emily Daylei Fi'c the latter r the Nvpital at Soda Springs sev-tsclopment of the hram la very Congress the cuk i‘i’ m Sait Lake City Jth debts of the goxernmeni and be mad important" he declares nation is now groaning” jalso being from Twin Falls ward jcral day SENATE OKEH SIDEWALKS A sons bill which would compel all per USE OF TROOPS OF APPOINTEES of AID MEASURE for Act Seeks Safeguard Bills Both quired for Pedestrians Along Roads ot d IDAHO HOUSE STUDIES TWO six-ye- LIQUOR BILLS open-cu- six-ho- ( ' ar-fri- rs state-owne- d com-itted- ” LOWER one-thir- d LOAN CRIMINAL CODE six-ye- COST SOUGHT GIVEN SUPPORT a strike-breaker- s g six-ye- d full-tim- n PLANTS PLEDGE BUYING DRIVES BOULDER LAKE FILLING FAST e nt Colorado On Train Rate Slash for Approved by Boaid Split Bill 1 Blet-rack- d Suspect Arraigned one-ma- la o? 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