Evening Standard, The (Newspaper) - March 14, 1912, Ogden, Utah LET YOUR WANTS BE KNOWN IN THE EVENING STANDARD A FEARLESS PROGRESSIVE WEATHER FORECAST THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE WEATHER WILL DE GENERALLY FAIR AND COLDER TONIGHT FAIR Fl Cents OGDEN CITY UTAH THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 14 1912 Entered ai Second-class Milter it the Ogden Utah MIS 0 TAX Underwood Presents the New and De- fends the Same March constitutionality of the tix extending cf the tax to sili and submitted measure to replace customs on sugar rood chairman of the ways and meant committee made a report to home the of the After inline the of the proposed Uw It In ab- jolate with supreme court to the Income tax the report the anj of the measure as It would While the the report a new application of taxes H all the modern of taxation H proposes to oblige the citizen to contribute annually a fair and just proportion of his net galas to tbe maintenance of the Ai already stated this hill It enacted Into accomplish ID the all the of a Income tax and at the same time escape the of the court as it keeps well within the principles laid down by that court In sustaining the ol the corporation To Illustrate the editable nient of the excise law recommended a person baring an Income of lets than ft year would par not while a person whose basinets earns 110.000 net would par no tax on the first and on the second would par a year tbe report asserts that the burden of our present Indirect taxation falls upon people biting tomes of less than Tbe report call tbe proposed a of tbe excise tax of HIS tbe corporation tax law of both of which hare been held rat Id la all by tbe supreme court Tbe report then continues a of tlon teased wholly on consumption wealth necessarily Its fair of tbe burden of supporting the Kites wealth the protection under which It In Its rains a citizen taxes Ins to from whatever he support tn his and protection it In a more manner than un- der any either taxation ed If his earnings Increase his Increase and Justly for be better able tn pay taxes If his nates decrease to dn his taxes and fortunately for because be Is less able to pay them There ft advantage of a tax taxes on bought and sold namely the rate can tie raised or lowered to meet the cies of revenue requirements without consequent disturbance of prices Tbe report calls attention to the In- come tax law of and argues that It hare been sustained If drawn in tbe form of law now That proposed tax Is tional tbe and means committee for the following The proposed tax In a direct tax the property real or personal tbe c-r Individuals a excite upon tbe ing on nr doing business by such pa rtn en hips or and if therefore needs no apportionment tbe states according to lation as required by tho constitution reference to direct fairs Thr tax fa uniform the United States The tax U an be- The tax legislatively -a by tbe plain of the till The subject of tai in or transaction of to a uniform line of court of the a croper subject of tax firt that tbe tax Is to measured thf income the KVI or firm not its real Another feature of the that the till proxies fnr the of taxes at thf effect la administration in the case of salaried men itis the collection would la from the source of his salary a of the committee a re- 1 it thr dissenting views of on the hill CABBAGE AS A PARTY EMBLEM Tork March on the at the election In A of a li be Utte nf Independent for In a district A duly j ot the hai heen with the of anl 1 as an fnr tlin by Ct of hli OF MEN MOAB 13 a in for Kmc hai in and and baa ton Into oua Ult trora Moab tip to a Utr hour had not br W 1 BUM and IL C Clark Itla left on bla wai liven a floater In 2 Satire court heie with the that itay from the town for two He had been at In the rompin of Mri and later returned to Moab and mat placed In the Jail for dan In default of the of a fine Rather than tolerate tbe Gibbon John n ing a murder trial for the of his paid the fine and aon waa turned Mrs Hurler left lait In a for with her her children Her husband as soon as he learned of the act followed stating that he would et Uie three elder children Gibson Is the last of a men who the Taller and In the days Three of brothers were tilled In this Parents Ask For a Revision of Works of Shakespeare Kew Tork March New Tork board of education has been asked by a committee of parents from ore of tbe to under- tske a of Shakespeare's works for the of eliminating profanity and language to the school children Tbe committee suggests that tbe board In some cases provide some to be used In caws ot emergency The parents One of tho containing an objectionable lo mr ter a girl of ture tbe of a der conscience and under tbi of her duly went obediently through her lines She and other pupils were HEAVY SELLING WIPES OUT WHEAT ADVANCE Chicago March Heavy sellins of wheat today more than wiped out an early advance due at A prominent southwestern speculator was credited with Disking Mies which aggregated a large total The opening was lo Msy started at t-S In 1 03 a gain of to and after some dropped to of weather in corn tut the market felt the effect of the setback In wheat Msy opened hither at 71 to II and reacted lo 70 There was a rush lo bur oats at outlet Tho demand was soon fied though anl sellers Hay to up at 53 t I-l Isler descended to Hog products steady a decline tt the Ab- sence of selling pressure furnished tie transactions were 1 to r with July delivery lo fnr pork lo or lard for ribs PRODUCE Selling Trice Of den March 14 Creamery extra In cartons creamery firsts ranch inc Eastern 17 Uc Utah mild ICc Y A Kanch per cate of 20 dozen II beet Chicago Produce Marrh Firm at marV Included Urns 15 firm 17 twins IT Ameil cas 17 hums 17 On.'r-a March II lOr American C o Serious Mistake of Rescuing Girl New York March here are today tor a party of Chinamen who are believed to hare come to country aa the agents of a order of Chee Foo for tbe purpose of assassinating fred Scante a mechanical engineer who lives tn Brooklyn who has Hied In China and speaks the tan guage fairly well was apprised of bis through the receipt of ening letters written partly In nese One of the letters We have been appointed by the great river god to deliver this sage to you Yon are responsible for the Yangtse Klang and treat was the sacrifice In robbing tbe god of his offering vou Invoked bis anger upon our people who have suffered much since Prepare for a visit The receipt of the letter Is ed by the police as tbe result of act In rescuing Chinese maiden from the Yangtse Klang while he wss a midshipman on the In IrOS It was not until he had the girl safe that he ed of tbe Chinese superstition that any one who fell Into the river must be left to be drowned as an offering to tbe river god Man Who Killed Two Holdups to Paid Tex March A who killed twn men mhen they attempted to mh train No 3 near win be jaid a reward o KOo and In addition will M with a sold In- scribed If the of Superintendent Taft of the Farm company Is followed Mr Taft he that tbe tandine regard for the arrest and of train awarded to Tronsdale The toward Is for each TAFT FORCES ARE SOMEWHAT ALARMED New York March fnr President Taft's boom will opened at before the end of the present Tbe will be in charre of John Mutch Innon Jr who has at the head o the shakers bureau at the Re- publican state committee In this city for years The headquarters will a branch of the main Taft In Washington which Is presided over hv it will take chance of work York New Jersey anl New of Is Mr object he nays We pet into no fir ob- ject solely to teach the people alone the lines the proMem which Colonel forth H Iambus refer and recall the recall ot cial derisions and other datr will ly ThA Taft It was have been del I 11 Inn the plan a ters in this city The cf Roosevelt com mill ee which rooms in the Metropolitan tower his alarmed the Taft it was and prominent Unn men the president tu let his friends into tho do a title All of the Important tea Quarters in this city The list Harmon President Taft anl Ostar W FAIRFAX DEAD New York Marv tn Fairfax ant an 1 J of U 1 tt ll i hone re i in her SrJ anl I I market -t r I 1 City d r Fairfax with 1.1 mother when 4 Mra ivin Tiff the the title of KJ V n A FARMERS SHOULD NOT GUILD THE ROADS Kansas City Man h U Working un Vv I a should In of the f is in liete ray poll the roads It was fur tbe en el nee rs that he should and let build who know how -j money more Intelligent work are needed to make pood roads said cme fn his The each year In a small way Is wasted TRIAL OF REV OF GREENVILLE TENN Pa Marth Attorney William had com- all today for the trial of IX of Indicted In tlon the death here of hli former Miss Coc who as the result of an alleged criminal ope rat Km The aged minister and formerly principal of the tun Central school conferred early with hit bavins here from where be had char re of a United lion without the formality of Court officers hare received scores of applications from cators and former puj 111 of Dr He Far land for admission to tbe court room TRAM ON Makes a Journey of 50 Miles Back on Us Tracks Trr Marth Et reph Grand Island train of two pines and two Jumped from Its own tracks here late last to the Burlington railroad tracks at a Ing frog and to get back Its own tracks again It became Decenary tn run the train to Kan and tack a distance miles Tbe at an acute gle and both en made the change of roads without difficulty as did one car but the caboose failed It was Jacked up and put dn the rails without difficulty j Charges the Taft People With Methods Topeka that Taft are methods to feat a presidential primary in and that federal patronage Inj In the of tbe leemen for the ramp nor hst rent a to Taft him If proved prich met The In Your and in Kanran mine infans In their power to present primaries held in The and which tn imp tn cure or at the national contention at will rhine fully cent of the tan voters of In P R Anthony fent follow inc to thf I will piy no attention to tbe telegram of participation of In district No except the of William I chairman thf was and his hr wan a only that I iw of who are of activity ar bj StuMn who had cine war op thf for many SCHOOLTEACHER IS A POLITICIAN KILLED BY Judge Sheriff and At- torney Shot by shiners in Virginia March a flame unprecedented outlawry tbe human fabric Rf the Carroll circuit court In todar was out by as Judice Thornton Manle had Floyd Allen to one year In prison for aiding la the of a county prisoner two of li rot ben and teveral of their opened with fell dead In bit place on tie bench on the first volley Then tbe were turned on Com- Attorney William Foster and be to the floor with several bullets In brain death In- Sheriff Webb who made a frantic effort to reach ringleaders wat dead he had taken ten of the Jurors who had tried the eaM were J H probably fatally Tbe Aliens prisoner acd friends after the killing of the sheriff backed slowly out of room all would-be runners In check at the of outside they made a for on horseback A ot wae soon In suit and received here said that one of the mountaineers has wounded In a pitched the Special are Into the county to help In running down tbe murderers Governor Mann holding two companies of In readiness case the and their friends gather recruits In the mountain Is In a remote quarter miles from Springs the rat railroad station and outside help will be in arriving The scene of the wholesale murder was the quiet little old fashioned rod brick count v court house Hills the of county There had teen reports that an at- tempt Iw madr to Allen who had aided a recently to escape from the rounty The trial bad In for several however any Indication llc of the carefully planned plot of the AlUn brother and their associates Hoyd Allen had hern and had called for day The room with Its coal s-Uwf and furniture was and lark Allen the arrivals anl were teen to take their places near marking tho for prisoner and counsel engaged In the nearby were their associates and from tbe Blue mountains Judge went stout tbe sentencing of the prisoner In the usual matter-of-fact way but the words One jear at hard hid scarcely his lips when them eame the of a revolver In an Instant hU was followed by a volley of shots and the Juder who had ly at shot fell anl on hawh and it Is that Ho Johnson of the la to have of the two roads as superintendent appointment tn tbe Cattle is not jet Robert Howard veil and known as one of the beat coal ators In tbe state hai recently been made foreman of the Castle mines at and also superintendent of the railroad The Castle Valley and the run from Price and Hiawatha and handle the coil from Hlack Hawk snd came from the rr Rio Crunde to these lines NEW YORKERS FAVOR PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY New York March ment la made of the organization of tbe Presidential Primary league of New York state which as Mng and formed for tole purpose of urging a Norman Is president of the league and the vice presidents are In- dependent leaders from both lican and Democratic out tbe state OF mm Steel Cars Have Saved the Lives of Many Passengers York March men here today commenting on the rf the Twentieth Century Limited at noted that although t trains commonly as have Wen wrecked on lie of the States and Canada January i the total death lUt is That It Is not many times that number Is attributed to the use of ears In one previous wreck of be State express at N V on October 21 that number were nearly all the fatalities rinc fn wooden cars All other wreck were almost Identical with of ra STALED IN directly in front and ias tn succumb to hall of thf outlaws The and their friends have well armed for it to who escaped froni that fully one dred were fired TLe first Shorn whipping own ciin for hit hsd In ihc with an nrl a t on GIVEN A MILLION Dozen or More Trains on Union Pacific Are Snow Bound I Denver March nr mure call and westbound in In of line the local of the today that trains houni mould for ihr tin heins The k wero that a driven hj a huh wind was prevailing from I In Kan Other report their lines open Hit trains 1 I March if of red tire early thf -i uf II fur tu town Mr has or a at many that lion en ai r rf political ar- n 1 K i i in si a foment Iti the of il in n il In il marked hy thlty un f thu i i went to polling all day m intrust f LAWLER March was that Oscar r i for the in i I dynamite the The rit was nia Mr snirt in ui a i r 11 c r written b v Mr H a nom lime lux citing that microns ni le I his Mr TV und bin I WEYMAN TO BE INVITED TO HEAD AMERICAN TEAM i man last -Ail to i Me p tt hU -1 tf turn Iti T m I the Aero team of will be K nf the irh -i Mr r flown In trail ot NEW Kit r v CANADA'S ARE VERY GOOD 11 the to tre f IP Minister William T White that tie ni will lie the of the hts hren a Me to for the the on the tional railway nnl A tn po of th f months in e n v I- thp pi -I had 1 Tf f lions JEALOUSY OP THE CHICAGO GAMBLERS i in- ration cif t Hi la t it in r i Milch m T Anarchist in Rome Tries to Assassinate Victor Emmanuel Home An made to Kins Victor this morning tiex t ml were at the but all missel and his unhurt UU was Tbe attempt rn tne was made a bis ma jetty with ena was from the to the Pantheon take part In tbe memorial the late King bert The royal carriage was pre- and followed hy an escort ot Tbe procession wat the Via when shots rang out from amid tbe crowd Tbe soldiers the immediately dashed forward anl they did so their commander fell from his horse Tbe wounded officer wan moved 13 one by of bis men to the rojal e they found tLe king anl sitting calm and unmoved Meanwhile the crowd the man Lad the shots anj at- tempted to him He ro handled that he scarcely able to answer when he was handed over to tbe tolite The royal procession scarcely Interrupted but proceeded toward the Pantheon where the mars for Kins Humbert was completed without ther incident after the sion of the the king and queen returned tu the along tbs same route On their arrival at the palace tht king learned for the first time tint commander of his escort had seriously wounded and his majesty at Matted for tho hospital thf lying He In an automobile nil no dens of having through an Tne man who had fired shots had In the meantime the the policemen ing In parsing tbe Intense an- ger anl Immediate At station In of man's was ta kpen He said his wss that he of are and that he was a mason Me described as an anl paid 111 the rn the king's as a protest the of He had tir said taken up a pillion In the crowd near the and lor itie from v hr fll All tn IV ihai nnt in an dreil Tfi nf In all quarters nf tn lop'i'aitty ill i who were In nay that tho caiT ji tremor thf f ms of Ih Vinz in their ra rif he hid anl in in The fcf sil i fnr en rf ho v frt hv h thro I th iij tie in tl i i i t 1 n hirth ii in tune i t 1 f: r f V all br cm Italian ar 1 A of in the mother thf r Mai Jit I n anl in m Mnt All fli U 11 an t 11 iuf t f 1 Vim I
