Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-06 | Page 3 | Would Change State Dry Law

& WOULD CHANGE : STATpi S9 Proposals to Amend in Conformity Con-formity With Economic Pledges 138 K SALT LAKE. Jan. C, dinners In : li I ,h" prohibition : i . thro ph r'$f& I' amendment are included arl ' aM I th tentative ..gid:it;v. I ins: framed i.v Republican i i i ih to which no great imi ') ji i , . i - - 'i ' ii fclH Wpropos.il to amend nrmi'-. Iti x.2ffiiBKhc reorganization plan-- of the partj 1 in ' .. tmity with cam pit fdedgi i I for .'in ecnom . ;i.ltnim:. 'J I "rnr plan betng considered affects Bthc office of the warehouse manager 1 under the prohibition law Thi- ... i- IM Bbnlv man win. 1 : 1 1 1 ; import al- v,'pa I, coin .1 if. I.'. rial, i no . il ' i ' quantities, or in the form in which it i nr. ; - . - cio the e received n commission Al fill Hie COSI Of the KOi- Lo bii : I a n n"i nit of the co tun HH cent of th BHKvarrh'Oi. ;tJh I 'authorize,! . the governor XjffH ft ft Thero are two plans suggested one 1 I th i rii t off;, i.ii 1 1 1 i.erform th dul i ol W" I I. Ue 1 1 1 1 e what i j be Hba the traffic. Inasmuch as n any por-Hfns por-Hfns might not consider It proper for Be state to profit on the handling of . ah-"h"i i !'. nii linate reeull would probably be a lov n prlc foi ilcohol Hto the compounding druggists who! are in,-, usual i i ton . i t The other plan was advocated by Khe druggists at the dine the ytat -wi'l. . , . : , i . , , : , debat ed i v. i- .... i hoie- sa'. ,!;. '!. i tunif ti. f-.le I 1 1 1 I Li ' argu. 1 1 1 1: i i : !-,':: ir HfV'ith the prop., r IJ :. I i it tu ft made of alcohol, and would be a'op- to C-111'..ree pi i.liihito.n pf while it iin- i ii, ' i He ! iu would nol be i ia .1 . ' pare, wlih i ' i ,ii,i .... . i, i ... . i . Tl e fe ,1 ' H - I . .,nor ti F in :-i I i' i ' I 'he plan Of the v. Bcin i ' ii to f Iiepuh;. . ( ., - 1 v. , . Hito to handle V I Of several bills which have bren prepared for pu s. ntatlun to the stare Ji L-1 ' I TP for the pi ' of fu M nd whir ii Independent of the taxation measures Hrhleh will in- recoi vcr-Wpor vcr-Wpor M.ibey in his i Hslature. one providing for an all r. Hpatlon poll tax was made public Pbstcrday It has been completed hi Bthe form of a house bll and will be offered it was said, iis soon as pos " Sible ,i ft,.r the i.o.'v o;" 1 . v. run I beennvs ore mi::. .1 I ; The bill proposes an annual tax of I $3 0 or: 'he . i. . him ' I,.', . . , natur.i I Meet Ion of ih, Brning. Aliens paying n pm-or-al or I real propt t , , . I ed soi.ii.-i , i m tuor I ,.f voliio". U' t mcnts an i I The employer would he liable for pie collection of the tax and fo, rs Hyment to the state treasurer ;nd I the treasure- would be aufhorl i 1 to I COllCCt the I.":: court. ' . .n If rn I oo .