OCR Text |
Show CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS .1 THE OGDEN (UTAH1 STANDARD-EXAMINER II Armed Withdrawn From Turf Classic Scheduled ' didn't all ' --"- Nov. MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, is46 ·· _ CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ^.assessment and taxation on all By Oscar Fraley · property in the State, according to NO. 1 The florid-faced trainer takes-^yard of such Calumet" champs as. as hard as'Armed uncomplainingly In money, and shall prescribe CAMDEN,-N: ; J.,-pct. 21 TOP) A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING value on -h- up to seven as counts and such law shall by iWhirlaway and Sun Again. regulations AMEND SECTION 2. OP ARTICLE man from exception Ben a taxation of for Plain valuation so Just .the .Jones, Garden to say here at esitate OF THE CONSTITUTION OP such There have been snide remarks property,, so that every person RELATING TO AND AUTHOBMissouri who shows everybody State 'AH,TAXATION ,,_,.· park.that maybe Calumet is trying to corporation shall pay a tax In proand shows 'em all the way OF UNITED or or with the Calumet horses, thinks he ·"·he reason we are resting him Armeds" reputation. portion to the value his, her, Its most of the time. PROPERTY IN UTAH. the type of tangible property, provided that the and Armed are taking a pretty is .simply because he isn't right "What for? Ben asks in his the late tasks which has mined Be it.resolved by the Legislature of Legislature may determine the manner manner. "Armed transient or crown live extent and winner Asstraightforward of efforts the State of Utah, two-thirds of all stock and live taxing triple bum rap. a gelding and the only way we sault. stock being red ror nf rest year, the . member* elected to each of the two who Armed, Ben consthe sleek human said. gelding can win with him slaughter to be used for by running The fault lies not with Armed houses voting In favor thereof: property may be umption. rrom Intangible charts uphold Jones him." the standout, for horse.of the year or with Plain Ben Jones. It lies as property taxation exempted any 100 cent per about to Section 1. That It If proposed In other words, there is no reas- those unreasonable people who or may be taxed In such- manner won't go' in the Pimlico just honors, amend section 2. Article xm, constit- and It run ^oroughbred has to such extent as the Legislature on to protect never Armed's reputation demand on the ground of "sportsmon-Nov. 1. special may a loads than of tho state of Utah to read: be worth because he'll provide. Provided that If intangible ution *der that a real sportsman Sec. 2. All tangible property In the property be taxed as property the It has started a lot of people; reto Calumet. They simply anship" haul,-TM ^ moment risk a terribly tired great horse nickel, Anot exempt under the laws of rate thereor shall not exceed five mills wagon. milk a state, There been have copper. a race have horse and calling greatno reason simply because they want to see a United States, or under this constitu- on each dollar of valuation. Whin exehas been in continuous- absolutely rmed him. to ruin They don't question the odds be taxed in proportion to mpted from taxation as property, the Ben marks Mister maybe that tion, shall is since May of 1945--a pe- "The horse-has campaigned hard,'' but then as provided taxable Income therefrom shall be value, toThabe ascertained why should they. The "feared" his floss might be whipped ing of 18 months. During that Bei_ continued in open admiration taxed under any tax based on incomes. property of the state, by law. doubters have nothing to lose. wh»Q taxed by the State of Utah a ne race counties, cities, towns, school districts, but horse _ -has gone to the u*A*AAi«*j. on country by came , fair pretty which for j the animal White Hat Ben has taken too finally municipal corporations and public lib- as property, the Income therefrom snail ·ml* ?£' hls year him after many early named Lucky Draw. And there many lickings on the turf to back he.-through.for lots with the buildings thereo- not also be taxed. The Legislature may raries, ; 11 18 'Armed winning for the provide exemptions, deductions, n-used exclusively for either religious is ort because of such a possibility. have "been statements that maybe outstarts, of the money only disappointments. and/or offsets on any tax based upon which has carried 130He's only repaying a horse which horse worship or charitable purposes, and only Ben Hat White too loaded isn't The personal income tax rates burial net held or used for Income places of ?nce 0«e of those triumphs pounds this year." has gone all out for him-with sportsmanship. always private or corporate benefit, shall be shall be graduated but the maximum suburban handicap, graveand more power to both of them. 'asking enough to run a exempt 'from taxation. Water rights, rate shall not exceed six per cent No power excise tax rate based ditches, ccnals. reservoirs, plants, net Income. upon Income shall exceed four per pumping plants, transmission lines, SINCE THE METAL BOX OF T SO THAT'S WHY CROtJCHeP TRAPPED/ EITHER flumes owned and used cent or net income. The rate limitatpipes and or YA BOREOWEPftEMWHILE. GUH MOPELS WASN'T IN COTTAGE. taxes based herein contained LAk£-Ff!ONT for ions OF PEAK. BULLSEVE Individuals GIVE MYSELF UPcorporations for Irrigat- on IOKISTAfHSK* BULLSEYE'S GABRV, CAK, " PETECTOR Income and tor taxes on intangible lands withinorthe state owned by ALAKM/NG NEWS! ing HE MUST HAVE BURIED IT AT THE FORT, iuch individuals property shall be effective until Jancorporations, or THE HAW EAKTH! 4LON6 THE BEACH-' Individual members thereof, shall uary 1, 1937, and thereafter until CHIEF? BOUSHT A PAPLOCK by a vote or the maseparately taxed as long as they changedorbythelawmembers elected to each [1- be owned and used exclusively jority or the \\S POOR, TOMMX/-1 All revenue for such purposes. Power plants, powWANT SOME HOBO CRAWLING Legislature on Income or from er transmission, lines and other prop- received from taxes ANP STARTING erty us-d for generatinga and delive- taxes on Intangible property shall be 01 power, to allocated the of the electrical support public portion ring which Is used for furnishing power forschool system as derined in Article x, pumping water for Irrigation purposes Section 2 or this Constitution. on. lands In tho state of Utah, may Section 2. The secretary of state Is exempted from taxation to the extent hereby directed to submit this prothat such property is used for such posed amendment to the electors or at the next general election purposes. These exemptions shall ac- the state crue to the benefit of the users of in the manner provided for in section water so pumped under such regulat- 1 of article XXIII of the constitution as the legislature may prescribe.or the state or Utah. ions The taxes of the Indigent poor may be remitted or abated at such times CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT and in such manner as may be provNO. 5 by law. The legislature may pro- JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING ided LEADS OGDENITES vide for the exemption from taxation TO AMEND SECTION 10, ARTICLE Glen W. Ahlstrom 1anfl i buck deer *"'£ of'homes, homesteads, and pc--""" Vm/ OF THE CONSTITUTION OF Virginia Way, are shown above with the 300-pound not to exceed S2 000 In property, was the Kane Mr. uguenue Ahlstrom TO THE southern Utah. STATE OF RELATING county in UTAH, wou homes and and homesteads, for AND DUTIES OF COUNTY to his report kill. .not toELECTION 'or persona! property. Property ATTORNEYS AND FIXING THE HOW'LL WE LOClCErt LlF. f?=D THE SHERIFF TOLD niz k\ceed S3.000 In value, owned by aisTERM THEREOF. THE persons who served In any war Be HE TOUR f\E^ T='.L-ur\ Ar4TIt resolved by the Legislature of the military service of the Unitea iii 3 CROOKS. ODT =LS=, tOtri= JA',L Wrf=4£States -or of the state of Utah and the State of Utah, two-thirds of all RTDER, E r\E ACTING !?= the unmarried widows and minor CK- members elected to each house voting AS ABOUT £n QUE5T10M SHERIFF.such persons may oe phans of ACtlMG favor In thereof: as may the empted SHERIFF legislature The legislature shall provide ,-.,.vD. Section 1. That It Is proposed to OF an annual tax sufficient, amend section 10. article VIII, of the lor. other sources of revenues, to ae constitution of the state of Utah to read: the estimated ordinary expenses the state for each fiscal year. For the Section 10. A county attorney shall purpose of paying the state debt, U be elected by the qualified voters of any there be. the legislature shall prowho shall hold his office vide for levying a tax annually, suffi- for acounty term of four years. The powers cient to pay the annual Interest and and of county attorneys, and duties to pay the principal of such debt such other attorneys for the state as the legislature may provide,' shall be prescribed by law. In all cases where By Harry Grayson the attorney for any county or for the NEW YORK, Oct. 21 (NEA)--Eddie Dyer of state, fails or refuses to attend and Carcourt prosecute according to law, the an attpower have a to race sees shall appoint four-club National in 1947, dinals the league manner provided by law. orney pro tempore. The secretary of state Is Dodgers, Cubs and Braves as the Section 2. but principal opposition, CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT to submit this proposed amendment to the electors of the state at Louis manager knows from which direction the main A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING the next general election In the man- the TO AMEND ARTICLE in OF THE. ner provided by law. CAN IfCU SMILE? LETS MOT CREEPERS, ROSSIE coming. WHAT ARE we LETS TALK OF COORSe CONSTITUTION OP TBSTATE Section 3. If adopted by the electors trouble OUR CHECK TOTALS *IO-5'5'/ The -Bums ran FDR. J HAVE/ didn't TALK. ABOUT ABOUT WORRIED ABOUT? amendment shall takeTrouble shooter Dyer ·jTAH RELATING TO°TMAN state of the this Red from LOOKS LANDS the Birds in the chain »wELt rr .R TEE "TAXATION OF MONHY ATA JUST A MINLETS ENJOY OUKeffect the first day of January, 1947. spend years under Branch Rickey A .. SELVES/ business this year, with a TIME UK£ UTE--HAVE B« THE AT It enacted by the Legislature of CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT for nothing. World Series LARD/ YOU GOT ^championship, Little J, SWANK, NORTHNO. 6 twotwo l J !v,° the Stateelected of Utah. five play-off titles and four penDyer thoroughly realizes that ·ssr? members to.:each A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING of the RIDGt MCJTEU 15 of the 20 minor TO AMENT) SECTION 20 OP ARTICLE no idlenants; In houses voting In favor " 01 nd next year," WAVE THE KIDS with the clubs affiliated league OP THE CONSTITUTION OF THE EATEN DINNER STATE OF UTAH RELATING TO COM- in Flatbush this trip. Brooks throughout the season fini1^ SSSSSf«£ 5?S2 VII CAT FfcNCY PRICES) now OP STATE OFFICERS PENSATION The has club in shed thedivision. Brooklyn first St ^°Uow]nrtoSe, shall be Be it enacted by the legislature of AND.INTRESPIRIT players in its 22-club farm system Cardinal subsidiaries Irrevocablo without the con^ni, o. \M the State of Utah, two-thirds of OFTWIRP United.States and the people of this members elected to each of the two the bulk of them hand-picked Rochester, Columbus, SEASON. houses voting In favcr thereof: Piedmont youngsters. of the Lynchburg league of -Perfect toleration StatC: religious No other outfit has such a pletn- a poor year. *THE WOMAN IS Section 1. It Is proposed to amend sec. 20, article VII of the constitution ora of promising talent. When Dyer shouted for help, the REQUESTED ID f*Y." Utah to read: of the state of Catcher Edwards, pitchers Hat- only young man Sam Breadon Sec. 20. The Governor, Secretary of Behrman, Branca, Lombard!, could dig up was Nippy Jones, who ten, AttorneyTreasurer, Auditor, State, polygamo£i or plural marriages are fortSuperintendent of Public Ins- Barney, Taylor, and Minner -and hit .344 for Rochester but who still and such other State and outfielders Furillo, Whitman and hasn't found his spot in the field. h* truction officers as may be provided for Hermanski should be vastly more The Red Sox bagged five flags law, shall receive for their services season in their nine-club, string, .but. outmonthly, a compensation as fixed by formidable with the .past, law. under their belts. fielder Sanr-Mele, the New York The compensation for said officers as .JUST * PINCH.. OH. HE KEMMNED HE* university graduate who copped the IVE GOT TO ·WE CAN laws In enacted pursuant provided all A, KEV/ MOBS OVER. THE POST Eastern league batting championIT TO VOU-- YOU GOT IN LEGAL NOTICES to this Constitution, shall.be In full COEONWION TURTLE EGSSX NOW. THE BIS LUG'S OF ASSISTANT DOPE ON -MY M|NEE.*.L,- *.uu ship with .347, -is the:- only athlete for all services rendered by said offiQUEEN WOULD HELR ^ ABOUT \BM_L... 30N£ CIVIC? HE5 KINS.-SKYS. cers, respectively. In any official capac-NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING TO who steps up with any degree of NEW JOS, UMPATEEDLE'S TOO.' be and remain subject to GOING~TO HELP' resNE.VEE. : · HAPPENED TO INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK assurance. .. . .-... 'during,Notheir ity or employment EAMEODDIN' terms or office. such offi- Notice is hereby given that .in accCOMINGHIS PEOPLE-TO OOP?. pective On the other hand, :·. T-iE AFFA1E.' BE START IN cer shall receive for the performance ordance with resolution! passed at farm BETTER THINS5. SACK: nder the absolute Jurisdiction and. directors and scouts speak of ASSISTANT.:"! of any duty any fee for his of the directors of this bank So control of the Congress of the United own use.official the hour. by but all fees fixed by law meeting prospects glowing KINS? on. held the llth day of September, States. The lands belonging to Citizens performance by either of them of1946 at · the banking rooms -of this enthusiastic is Branch Rickey, Jr., of the United States, residing without any official be collected In bank at No. 2453 Washington · Boulevard, shall duty, of the Flatbush stores, that +M T^t-ate shall never be taxed at advance and deposited with the State Ogden. Utah. », special meeting of, the he is talking about the Superbas be? me thin the- lands belonging monthly to the credit of Commercial Securstockholders of the to residents of this State: but nothing State. The Legislature may prevailing by 25 lengths, in 1948. on Bank of Ogden, Utah, will be : held itythe in this ordinanceasshall Prelude are thl- the payment of actual and neces-on 13th day of November. 1946, at Young Rickey may be a -bit Sate from taxing other lands expenses of said officers while sary p m., at the .banking roomsthe optimistic side; but the organitaxed, any lands owned or held by traveling In the State In the perform- 2ofo'clock said bank at No. 2453 ..Waahlngton zation is gaited. that way. Such a ance of official duty. any Indian who has severed his Boulevard. Ogden. Utah, for the followwould take the boys back to rations, and has obtained from toe Section 2. The Secretary of State Is tne purposes: United States or from any person by directed submit this proposed to practically 1 To vote upon the commenda-1902, when 'the Pirates patent or other grant, a title thereto, amendment to the electors of the Dodgers in finishing in gave and except such lands as have at tne next general election In the tions made by the Board of Directors lapped the27% of this Bank at the meeting above front by namesgames. been or may be granted to any Indian by law. more prominently to amend the Article* of Incor- Among or- IndlaS undei any act of Congress, Sectionprovided 3. adopted by the electors If poration of this banK In th« mentioned as Br.qoks of the future containing ft provision exempting the of the state, this amendment shall lands thus grated from taxation take effect the first day of January, j. are those of Jackie Robinson, Duke which last mentioned lands shall be 1947. TH KT, BEFORE NIGHT WHEN THIS LOST CITS 15 FWN.W stock of the Commercial Security Snider and Gil Hodges, the 'latter 1T'5 TRUE, IKOCHO, AND VOU .WWJBRBW SANE tal exempt from taxation so long, and to wu. we YOU UP, MID GO HUTS mv\N6 TO. FIGURE INTO HENJMHE, ORION, TO SOME BanK of Ogden, Utah, from $400.000.00 pair perhaps a year away as the such extent as is or may be provided CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT to $600,000.00, divided into 2.4,000 shares baseball man says. THIS WlMM'S PLACE- HOW * PREHISTOR.IC MN GOT THOSE STOR«*OUGHT TEETH 5CMED ROOM, AMD JMJIWW.DK5SERVET UNBORN.' in the act of Congress granting the NO. 7 WRAPPED par value of $25.00 each. IN HIS ROBES, OF VOUR5! MID TWS DEPUTE SHERIFF'S- WOSE YOU same. U. C. L. A. Robinson A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING of bthe and liabilities of In the event of affirmative action alumnus who is the Negro WITH HIS Third--All THE CM* WEMl TO THE HUNTING GROUNDS VOU 'RE topped International e Territory of Utah, Incurred by AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 12 OF the question of Increasing the CONSTITUTION stock, to further consider and de- league swatsmiths with .349 as Vin OF THE PERIOD! ithorltyareof the Legislative Assembly ARTICLE THE STATE OP UTAH RELATING recommendations of the Montreal's second baseman. ?OTTERV, ercof hereby assumed and shall OF TO SALARIES OP THE JUDGES OFBoard of the Directors with respect to the young man flies. State. this paid by The BUNN- ROBES WEU THE AND SUPREME DISTRICT new shares of capita.! name Issue Fourth-of the shall make Edwin-Legislature Snider-real first 35 games COURTS PRESERVED MTER 2 To adopt resolutions setting forth laws for the establishment and main- Be .365 in his batted enacted the of by last It Legislature tenance of a system of public schools. lOOOVEMSSf the amendment recommended for adop-with Fort Worth in the State of of two-thirds Utah, all Texas, open be which shall to all the children by the Board of Directors and elected to each of the two tionhis disor the state and be free from sectarian following are necesleague, such further steps fts pitchers' hojses voting In favor thereof: amend take sary to legally complete and effect charge from the armed Section 1. It Is proposed to C°Sectlon 2. The secretary of state Is sec. Rickey says the front office 12 of article VIII of the Constiof this Young the directed to submit this proposed by-laws of Utah to read: bank to conform with the proposed wouldn't swap the six-foot twoState tution of the amendment to the electors of the Judges of the Supreme amendments to the Articles of Incor- inch, 175-pound product of Compat the "next general election In the andSec. 12. TheCourts shall receive at poration. District manner provided by law. in the Cardisuch amendments are ton, Calif., for anyone times stated for their compensation 'Section 3. If adopted by the electors nal organization whom President which not be diminished of- the state this amendment shall services, term shall which 4 To transact any and all other Breadon would consider trading. for during .the they are business effect the first day of January. 1947. selected. necessary to effectuate the Snider is a right-hand thrower, of the meeting. objects The Section 2. Secretary of State Is By authority · CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT of the Articles of la- feather -footed and a left-hand powdirected to submit this proposed of the Board er smacker, which is what catches corporation and by order amendment to the electors of the A" JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING at of the Commercial SecurityLeo Durocher's eye. Lippy Leo is the next general election In the of Directors AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 7 OFmanner TH' weary of having to resort to the tsanx of Ozden. provided by law. NGWAYi . H E Utah. ARTICLE XIII OF THE CONSTITUPROM double steal and squeeze. by the electors 3. If adopted President TION OF THE STATE OF UTAH REL-Section ftXX. amendment V\Vt the shall state, this OF STATE Hodges, 22, 6-2, 195, and a resiATING TO PROPORTION VOU'U. ·Attest: - R.- F. STARLET. effect the first day of- January, CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT MINIMsuch dent has of Cashier Petersburg, Ind., UM SCHOOL PROGRAM IN PORTION published October 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. a physique the lads with Newport OF PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM 8 9 10. 11, 12, 13. 14,.15. 16, 17. News of the Piedmont, where he CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ·Be It enacted by the Legislature of 20. 21. 194S. ; batted .280" and exhibited a splenNO. 8 State of Utah, two-thirds of all memOF FOR NOTICE APPLICATION did arm. called the catcher The to each of the two hous-A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING irs elected AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 3 OF VOLUNTARY DISSOLUTION OF voting In favor thereof: i Body. Hodges' hands hang like CORPORATION -Section 1 It Is proposed to amend ARTICLE XLX OF THE CONSTITUTION of bananas. The Body can -Be. 7 of Article XIII of the constitu- OF THE STATE OF UTAH RELATING the- District Court of the Second bunches snatch a basketball and hold with tion of the state of Utah so that the TO LOCATION OF PUBLIC ·Judicial District of the State of same shall read as follows: either one. In and for Weber County INSTITUTIONS Sec. 7. The rate of taxation on tan- it enacted by th» Legislature of Re: Dissolution of James Mack .Com- Hodges, who also came out of not exceed on eacn State of Utah, two-thirds of all pany, a comporatlbn.' gible property shall two the service, manufactured 110 hits and four-tenths dollar of valuation, 'Notice Is hereby given that James elected to each -of the two Mack doubles, seven triples and sevmills for general State purposes, and houses voting Company, a corporation organ- en24home In favor thereof: runs for a total of 38 exsuch additional levy as the Legislalaws ized under the of the of State amen* to SectionIs proposed 1. Jt XIX base knocks, or one every has presented to the District tra ture may provide for the State's share 3 of article Utah,' of the constituot the support of a portion of the tion of the stato of .Utah, .to read: Court- Of the -Second Judicial District, third trip to the plate. public school system as defined in the County of Weber, State Branch Rickey Sec. 3. The puoilc Institutions of the and for believes Bull Article X, Section 2 of this Constitu- State are -hereby permanently located of Utah, a petition- praylne for a The Edwards and Body Hodges and only of at the places court of said tion, such portion consisting decreeing dissolving hereinafter named, efc.cn will be the Brooklyn backstop for kindergarten schools, common schools to have the lands specifically granted ^ald corporation dissolved, and that and.high schools. The State shall con- It by the United the 18th day of November, years. States, in the Monday, not more than 75% of the total tribute D. 1946, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, approved July. 16. 1894, to as youth movement can't miss cost of operation and maintenance of be Congress soon thereafter as counsel can be manand suchof used.in disposed a minimum school program in the ner as the growing up across the bridge. been appointed at the has may provide: beard., Nice SAY/ THAT legislature I'LL' TELL YOU MM as such program shall from State The Seat of Government and and the courtroom of said court In the BUT YOU MUST VOVJ SECRECY/ GOIMG-/ to time be determined upon by the theFirst: "SQUtJDS Weber County, Utah, at State Fair of Salt Ogden, LaMe.City. City Legislature. 1NJA MQTSHELLi Second: -All other Institutions of theas the -place at -which said application THAT'S Not more than 75% of the State's state as be such be to to located heard. at Is places A BURGLAR IMSTEAD OF HA12.SH portion of the revenue necessary to the legislature may provide except as Given under my hand and the seal finance the operation and mainten- otherwise specifically set forth In this of the said District Court this 28th 8EL.U, 1MA61ME A arice of such minimum school program constitution. . .. , ,,, RECORD BEING PLAYED VJITK A of September, A. D. 1946. COUUD be raised by a State property Section 2 The secretary of state is ijalland LAWRENCE M. ALLEN, OUT OF PLEASANT CONTRALTO SELL the remainder thereof shall hereby · (SEAL) Court submit to of directed Clerk Said Proposed this 21 KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Oct. raised from other State sources. amendment to the electors, of the state A. M. ALLEN. THE RjMG Deputy. We Legislature shall determine by law (AP)--Herman Reiser's victory in B ADVER.TISUJS SOME next general election Jn the Published Sept. 30, Oct. 7, 14, 21 and FROM ThtAT thj! method of allocation of the State's the provided for In section l 01 28. 1946. 2132 the $10,000 .Knoxville Invitational contribution to the various school dist- article XXin of the, TOOTHPASTE, CEREAL OR. SOAP/ 6LO\M6D.-UF * tournament raised him into constitution ^ of golf ricts. WALRUS/ ALIAS SUMMONS state of Utah. '." fourth place among the game's Section 2. The secretary of state Is the Section 3. If adopted by the electors Case No. 21769 money winners this, year, boosting hereby directed to submit this prop- of the state, shall In the , this amendment o District Court f the Second total to $16,975. amendment -to the electors of osed Judicial District In and for the the state at the next general election take effect the first day of January, Keiser, from Akron, Ohio, had County of Weber. State of Utah. in the manner provided for in section Betty Chrlstensen, plaintiff, vs. Leo never won a major. P.G.A. event 1 of article XXIII of the constitution E. E. MONSON, Secretary of State Chrlstensen, defendant. I.the until he'captured the coveted of the state of Utah. State of Utah, DO HEREBY The State of Utah to Said Defendant: tournament at Augusta last Section 3. If adopted by the electorsof CERTIFY that the foregoing Is a full, You are hereby summoned to of- the state, this amendment shall true and correct, copy of 'the tnree within twenty (20) days after service April. He had finished in the montake effect the first of January, 1947 constitutional but yesterday's triuamendments P£°P°sed of this summons upon you. if served ey consistently by the regular session of the Twenty- within the county In which this by one stroke over Chick mph · CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT a and also Sixth Legislature 1945, Harbert of Farmington, Mich., was brought: otherwise within thirty NO. 4 correct copy of the fiveis lull, true and amendments (30) days after service; and defend the his second tournament victory this A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING constitutional proposea case and above of in entitled action; AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 3 OFby the First Special Session of the your failure so to do, judgment will eason. ARTICLE XIII OF THE CONSTITU- Twenty-Sixth He fired a one-over-par 73 over Legislature 1946, as be rendered against you according to TION OP THE STATE OF UTAH RELmy omce. of record in the demand of the complaint, which the well-trapped, 6,993-yard HolATING TO ALLOCATION OF REV- IN WITNESS WHEREOF have has been filed with the clerk of said ston Hills course to pick up first ENUES RECEIVED FROM TAXES hereunto set my hand and affixed with a 291 total, , .INCOME AND ON INTANGIBLE $2,000 Great Seal of the State of Utah, at court. prize ofwas This action Is brought for th« purp- which PROPERTY. par for 'the Lake 17th three of Salt day this City, ose ofnowdissolving the marriage con- 72 holes. Harbert over Be It enacted by the Legislature of had a final round. and heretofore existing bettract the State of Utah, two-thirds of all August, 1946. ween the plaintiff and defendant. of 72, which placed him one stroke members elected to each of the two THATCHER YOUNG, ahead of Jim Ferrier and E. houses voting In favor thereof: for Plaintiff amend Attorneys Section 1. It Is proposed to both of Chicago, Harrison, (Dutch) 9» »ec. 3 of Article XTTT of the constltuP. O. address: 1018 UtaH. °· Security ^"^""^""'.r^Hth "V"-."' WHY MOTHERS GET GRAtf Bank Building, Ogden, First Mi. with for third tied of the state of Utah as followrouna a s:. 3. The Legislature shall provide 72 October the nnai shot Published in September 23, 30, rier of State. Secretary (SEAL) aw a uniform and equal rate of 7, 14. 21, 1946. 2113 while Harrison had 71. . First to Report ., still . It's is li ' r A ; O.O 't's . ... first . Wait Until 1947 New Cryof e Is £ Dodgers' Backers the St. xSVof ' lists is , till ir all, 'is . . . . rt sisr , i . 'if ' ' , ' ' 2134 it , . ' Jr., . ' Keiser Captures ' ' $10,000 Open -, . : I · t: J. ItesSfc'--*-- -,»»~-i" |