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Show GUNNISON, UTAH THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS, Gunnison Layers Amin Meet Defeat Prove Experiments hutuic farnit-NCT rgy.product Entertain Fathers Value s I - i "l Mr. ami Mm. Huy I!. Mctialf were' ToIUt i up over the wek-nd- , They Suit lunKtr. IVth. spent Urt ".wk end at matters after were looking Marchul in Salt Puke City. until Sun- attended to official btiiiH's and viMting with fnends . I w ith rd- - day evening. while his daughter , , . Mur-hu- It. l I- vi-M- Ativi'S nutl Fii-Ja- tornt-iia-ter- Im-iru-- Toll.--tra- , i 'a1 John Alin. em linger, Irene Allinrnd, tier an Antone Mis. J. a. Hagan. who went to the nmtored to Salt I.uke Monday. roast u bout ten days ago, returned the rami' evening. to her home in Gunnison Mon lay They returnej week evening. Mrs. Hagan (.pint a Mrs. Ilow linan, who spent severwith her daughters, Mm. her mother, Mrs. Iron lwuiwulder, at lng Beach, and al days to her Mm. J. 15. Miller at I .ns A nuclei. She Omil.itte Villard, returned also visited with Miles Madsen, her hon e at lx a Tuesday. brother, at Long leach. Mr4. V.l-lat- d I vi-iti- ng b-- i i irtr"e..oby I - M , NPETE --1X- 5 i COUNTY FARM j ... in fact, Hoi nothin fers I i -'-'tur- , ; , ea for tl.e Telliu ile Power .. . . a i company, I.ieut. Willi of left Friday of lart the meetings an! gave the stockmen ,t is experted that eachwill o on the preparation week for California, where they will instructions camp, in eastern Utah answer e applications, at this their vacation grazing visiting a h . representatives present enjoy t . ...I . of Intc-rc-t lot .,utlon-th. .lonK of v.ri.. point, m,,U K . f H- '""-tintheir home here Wednesday. Pudfi,- - count. ; , No. 1. Cptnin Vernon ertor.on -i- Sant PWrict 7 0c 0f the hoaviwt ,,,.bnry the for Art Anderson, manager lh .listricl in.pntor, (.p.in in yc.r, visite.1 Emery P. u ,.o..lin.l storm, American billiard parlor, Fait Pake, dore F. (.urtH, assistant district On Saturday, Some damage was done to Kthe-leccountyat visitors honore accompanied by his daughter, were of camp chaplain, '7! "r, cam! barns, sheds, and other buildings. At and his son, larMar, who repre- the camp Wednesday of last week, foremen, commanding & farmer from Quitchumpah y sents an insurance company, were They were very much pleased with physicians, and educational the wind carried a boul- that visiting here and at Mayfield several the progress the camp is making. 0f the various CPC ca p field. The boulder, v . der into his alfalfa ihi- Uth v,as riehl at the S. I., days last week. They were ulo nceoinjiftniotl ly was larger than the Emery he says, vid Hughes, radio singer over KPYP . i Upon being quesbuilding. jKistoffiee Mrs. Ira Overfelt and Mrs. Hart J. and KKL who adseveral cowboy sang QOHOITllC. tioneJ on the matter, however, he IgnllgnlS Sanders motored to Mt. Pleasant at audienee a large songs before (mitted that while the boulder came Tuesday and spent the afternoon and the regular Wednesday night camp down during the storm, it may have a rrwimipd from page 1 evening. Mrs. Overfelt attunde down from the ledges program. i I Spokesmen just rolled bp incrpased. meeting of Ivy chapter, No. 12, 0. K. The Manti seminary presented a We are glad to learn field. his the industry say that if they above S., while Mrs. Sanders visited with splendid program before a large au- not carry this boul- did wind of govern- - that the fear from freed her daughters, Miss Maxine and halt rt.c.cntioll Cental competition ami prosecu- - der, which undoubtedly weighedPI, the Sanders, studentr at Wasatch The week. iaHt of eva?ninr would be unWptliesday would pass many tons, otherwise it budgets academy. lion" A utility were numbers given: h r.orm, for l;Sht ' following , , re 000.000 000 mark. Maida of Jin made vocal up trio, to be moving about. Mrs. Anthony WillariPon was a la operating at 50 per cent of weights d NlauidnCravv- - Steel an All.ed Peneo nen are charming hostess at a dinner-bridg- e Mil- capacity. Railroads and utilities me-two reading, "n enshe j s,,nf party Monday evening, when buying more of the essential aro Mel Sorenaon; ap makers machine-too- l lady e tail ed for sivue twenty-fiv- e are as tal, and Anna Keller. Clara Jen-e- n The guests were seated at lor and farm implement companies. Ik Washingtons m tai mterest a very mg small tables to enjoy a hot turkey Kve steel is obviously deterof Future and s Pmeoln with birthday Biillid;ay Decorations were carried out conlence mined practically 100 per cent by Mellor gave two humorous Marjorie in Washington birthday anniversary the future of general industry, A luncheon was served to By RAYMOND 1TTCAIRN j colors, with miniature Washington readings. industry. heavy Rational Chairman particularly the seminary, following for hats in ml. white and blue, as fav- - members of This is the Cj.ni . of th e Republic Motors of because ors. Following the delicious dinner, the progrntn. the car makers, largely The character, the counsels and KU'ut. Junius Foutz returned to was tables were arranged for progres- Even January so, u ill weather. none the example of our It ashington the month has guide us through the doubts and dlffi- sive bridge. The contest was keen and camp Wednesday, looking than better much s vacation touring Ruculties that beset us; they uill guide Mrs. Wesley Huggins was awarded worse from a week been for a number of years. in Salt and Mexico New visiting Mrs. our children and our children's chil- Ieda to second 1937 tire for first prize, of ambitious plans mors an had dren in the paths of prosperity and He Lake reports having City. Childs, while the consolation was are leaking out, and many car peace. cars enjoyable trip. awarded to Mrs. June Metcalf. That tribute to the enduring Influmakers are planning extensive and The Mayfield CCC basketball boys, Us'd ence of George Washington was exprograms. retooling expensive coached by Dr. J. M. Smolev, took are pressed by one of our earlier statesmen cars, with which all markets in- during a period as critical to America into team town the Centerfield the GOT A GOOD START? as our own. It remains a true estimate glutted, constitute one of Thursday evening of last camp is It problems. today. dustrys annoying week, when they recorded a fast and 193C is coining in pretty fine What counsels can we recall as. that makers may carry on forecast a exciting extra period victory by the nation, we honor his of throughout the rid to highways a campaign The game was very lets keep her going by always sco iv of memoty. wrecks, paying dea'ers bonuses The Father of His Country was more close and packed with thrills throughand hair care that are completely face the old tidy. for keeping in deeds than in phrases. He out, ending in a 21 to 21 tie at the lived his own precept: "Actions, not junked. end of the regular playing time. In George can help a lot! The unemployed total words, are the true criterion." Eut the thrilling overtime period, Hodges, Employment down, but the figure is history has, nevertheless, recorded num- is going his wisdom and l.avvson and Halsey, came through in Week erous expressionsofofthem hold a pecu- still plenty large. Business foresight Many the to score winning splendid style m a period marked by in December it fell bethat significance says points, the latter recording the win-- , low 9,000.000 for the first time assaults on the very Constitution in which he incorporated his hopes for ning point when he converted a foul since 1931, and though no end of the future of our Nation. man was high point pitch, and also other estimates are available, this Here are some of George Washingwith PI points. Nielson played a good is probably close to the truth. The ton's comments on the great Charter game at center for the losers, scoring downward. of Liberties so intimately identified tendency is still slowly Salt Pnke Johnson Mr. and Tuesday Monday, attended a comention of Frigidaire Fulcsmen. 'Hie visitors returned to ied by Mrs. Mead, two-wee- k .l TTi. - n, ad. H. ii 1 ; !L -- j j C off-seas- 1 ... 27-2- Georges Barber Shop xSEEEEESnSESESSii See Our Window! Elmers 7 piece WaterSe I Pitcher and Glasses Furniture and Hardware with the ti a Friendly Door. e( rrv th ! re of MENS KID 3 E Wide Worth 15.03 president, and George Mt. Pleasant, county secretary, attended bureau farm l, farm organization meetings at Centerfield, Fayette and Gunnison Monday and farm bureau organiMtion vsnv perfected. County .Acricultural Agent A. O. Kilburn acand spoke rarTipanie(, lhese officers on the agricultural projects which wouId be considered for 1936. These project3 included better irrigation Home practices, a greater Live at the pr0prani( rural health program, use of COmmercial fertilizers, crops ol OQ n. improvement, better seed and and pr cultivation, weed eradication -, control prorodent control program marketing, poultry management, livestock improvement, farm bureau with his life and his spirit: Political events, of course, can "Hi at precious depository of Ameribusiness in cause drestic changes They ray that money talks, but. it conditions, and a genera! election is can hapoiness. the Constitution of the United Slates. doesnt speak as loudly as it did since However, more un?rttling. The Constitution which at any time alwayj( the dollar was cut down to 59 cents. and more of the commentators are exists till changed by an explicit and th? authentic art of the whole people is 1936 disprove may that saying to all. saying sacredlyin obligatory and not always true old the If of the people the opinion a bad that an election year must be distribution or modification of the business year. j Constitutional powers be in any particular wrong, let it be corrected by oOo which the an amendment in the The most accurate way to evaluate Constitution designates. way Rut let there a country's tax burden is in the light be no change by usurpation; for This kind cf weather nathough this in one instance may be of the relations of taxes to the is hard on all kinds of of good, it is the custhe P. tlm On basis, that tional income. cars . . . Let us save by which free governweapon tomary is steadily becoming S. tax problem ments are destroyed. you a lot of future exworse. A United States News tabuExperience is the surest standard pense by cleaning off lation says that when our natmral by which to te--t the existing Constithe mud and ice and income reached its 1929 pek ef tution of a country. giving your car a thorTo vihich might be added one more. taxation accounted $79,090,000,000. ough greasing. In the light of that odd adherence to na1933. In it. of cent a new and alien philosophy which actuates so many recent attacks on the tions! inc.me touche I its post-wa- r Constitution, it seems timely to recall low. dromvr.g to $13.o00.W0.000. an A LITTLE CARE NOW e Washington's 1931 In ml taxes took 1.6 per cnt. order: WILL MAKE YOUR 19.1 and cent 19 1 per taxei tm.k 'Put none but American on guard resMOTORING per cent of the national income, tonight. pectively. CAREFREE LATER ON! Hint - th 1 of Ft tic GUNNISON ( C. Sorensen, BARGAIN One-hal- P.loek f STORE oft-quot- ed e ta'-- 1 te, VearlA.Peterson Auto Service 1 1 f-- r I f ert cat WANTED tif thi WILL PAY 2.'o PUR PIG STOMACH Cl'T I 2 I. EXCEED WEEK. Its ba IN TO STOMACHS 2 Ur; KS EACH TOP AND 6 ABOVE BOTTOM. NOT FROM f 4 tLse act for Deliver to DR. G. STANFORD Bio RED 1 i 1 and soi, erosion. Bty dep 4.1 What a life! Under sic we in Santa Claus and over sixty availNinety thousand trees are able for distribution to Utah farmers to be used as wind breaks, shel- be! wer lieve in Doc Townsend. be furnished for the bare cost of These packing and transportation. are which varieties include trees condisoil to Sanpete county adapted tions, such as Russian olive, blue spruce, Siberian elm, golden willow, Siberian locusts, Ponderosa pines, pea trees, and others. Farmers who have need for more wind breaks or helter belts should take advantage of this service given by the college WATER STOCK FOR SALE. Five shares of the capital stock cf the Willow' Creek Irrigation Company is offered for sale. Stock certificate No. 156. For particulars call Gunnison Valley Bank. Ors, Is Spring ttry jell tot! Youll soon be cleaning in and out of doors, and ys this is r dree no doubt, see and find b tie repairs to be made, such &' Paperhanging, Painting, tion the pentering. 000 will Feel at liberty to call for free estimates, ttry t o First Class at a Reasonable MERRILL al ga: Carpentering o T f. me o o nt Professor Tugwell has a resettle-lia- r ment plan, but the real resettlement is going to come when the taxpayers have to put up the money for it. owt 193 t A cert Nearing 49-pou- nd moun-eloque- cer In Paperhangitig Painting gold nugget was found in a Russian mine in the Ural tains. Of course, the bolsheviks will refuse to have anything to do wnth lump of hated capitalistic metal, A Of ler ter belts, and wood lots. These will Ca r Job Price . p PETERSON Phone Ft 37-- J Walk be field Tille plow Fot Service and Pick-U- p Store-Doo- r that Delivery with itt tv acui depo Brow ahou causi pleases Us I loan I-- a Ore a he the and s P&cki L. C. L. FREIGHT A new convenience for shippers, added to speedy, dependable Rio Grande freight service. UtaK hir.d Meals That aiie bttt r, seed. Are B. S. Agent Brow tog, WSTRM kAILitOAD JctcFT-'rir.- ? eat at the 48-- x titiVEF! &RIOGPAHEI sctsT Ray ins re EGGERTSEN Phone diicti rsrt Right war-tim- nation i Fngar. !. c J. Fisncis McCabe, s jperlr.ter. lent whore 23 per cent of national ineo-'has of the Chicago Art But declares Ergnrd roes for taxation. that h's wat.h log. Sentry, lo- -t 10 m a vc.. throuch g::evir.g :s mate. Peggy, after her death. wh'.Ji m.u-- t he 3'u! Ur in the The two dogs hs.l aide itt guarding the institutes treasures for 12 years. future. t on of Ma.s t F.u-- i Ax-tel- i 1 an to Our Price Only $3.98! Also a good lir.e Work Shim. 1 r SHOES 10 points. H:gK-- Chas.Rasmussen Furniture Co. t! 'The Store ' T Market j A bays a ,1 r M manager ami Mrs. Johnson, went to ns get at WIA project was recently ap of the gathering proved to take care of f material and summarization were which AAA farm account books farmers under placed with farms or admin- (he aprricultural adjustment be will istration program. This work one in cooperation with the county aTricuitural agents office by Virgil are x,cker 0f Manti. Quertionnaires receivwho farmers to ,(f.in(r ent out H bofks askine for information as i th to the status of the records. l ed. ba be will rpports the work e the-to v&rTrer, &T urged to reply A -- P'onnan Johnson, local ywood of. you can you r We-de- i' molly Avocados Artichokes Fresh Spinach Brussel Sprouts Beets Carrots Turnips Radish s Lettuce Tomatoer Etc. P vals No. 3h, will e cation, Bulletin to the experiment upon request tio at Ugan. with WOOD VITAMIN .ntei y i . back before t 30-da- iv, I nu I .r deficiency in of rations through a study an(J . lam ELMER . . . phosphorus r The samples were ; vi-it- i fir- -t the "" M vhel.oru oftaken at un thereafter. Copiesof t l.-- Mr. and Kelly came from Salt Lake Monday and Joan Peterson, daughter of Mr. down until Wednesday with Mr. r.l . and Mr . Merrill Peterson, cel brute Mr. an! I arson an was a pie- Kiml.al numta-Mrs. an concluding The he-fifth birthday anniversary en- Dnggin. They were ac-- 1 show, which v as immensely afternoon from two to five Mrs. P.uw'den, J roiT pnnied bv Mr. Dean litby o im k. Joan entertained sixteen joyed. This was sitpervi-ehome the a at )cvon visit for and remained who 4 Overfelt at tle friends at a gala time and Jensen, Kugene Mrs. and Mr. George I her of parents, lock the entire group were scale I.arson. - 1'iancis. at tables for a dainty luncheon, sen'j I.m- Supervisor Humphrey was-ied by Mrs. Peterson. A huge birthU th;s meeting prob1 wl.o the I,.. lth fiv. ery county la.t week attending tu a!1 wt.,e discussed il:iy ml,. ' (ri)on with lm motluT, .1;'. in- four the of Emery la;, annual ,ll,-.- , meetings .n .Itractiv, wa, noW un,!er way was Villard, for a couple of weeks, left county cattle organizations. He , A pmnanent organization Tony for U Angeles Wednesday. all op- were hoi I cattlemen the that Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hamilton of ports ani, it j, ,,nnned to Occidental from catall to the outlook for the limistic nudes, visited last week at the recently graduated meetings. This will give will be Mans- - ollcvc, and on h.s return he expres-e- l in P.M. M. I I.. s how Mrs. ree bmine Ihey to Mr. an te IU),e of ,eatative ft chance located at IVadena, where be has them-elvin favor of term permits field in this city and with Matthew bfinir done by other I a rplen li position. offered been annual of permits Snow the because at college. policy Muiu.fitdd, a student an, oth(r a(rPncies supen'i ing were also They too I.ake uncertain. was Tuesday, They left for Salt of the ((T!. pepresentatives to i minn opposed to giving any increases Mr. Hamilton will attend to business const. B E'.tcrs b"for returning to the I mca-iui'ini- . 21 the in or-(!t- . " to Elmer?! i V' 1 e..e.ly In tho-- e heres D pK experiment, the JuifUr from l samples taken were ve il of individual steer A m second expotimer du.ing the the possibility of determine to . SoM-.m- 1 Mrs. G. M. I W ere n t fiiinln. ,,r.!ir.Ufi from p. ( front .ge I) (0.r,!imn-.the Manti and ront were royally enteitasn night wh.-again F.and-en- , by a Allen them a Kf-a- t eager Und-tat. n. Allen Fiund-erote of 1 to .'57. 'I he iy Mux took the leal at the opening, the welcome aid'' n for the banquet biief talk, 20 points strain-(;urnj ' At the half the wore stood members of the h. , were Bulldog. , ... .. f. It in for much piai-eM,',f Jum f a furious comeback, given by Mayor then 1 in the Gunnison, Supitin.tn i coring 2 in the third and Lund. townp. in The getting a Manti; Dewey delay fatal quarter. Hans ' down- - 0f Center-field. good start, however, was their j.rinci- of ,lin fall and the lead carried by the visit- - board member bi h of pal U D. Parddey ors could not be overcome. PickeU. hool. and Theron an Wednesday's score by quarters: J - from (('ofttinued U VV i WISTAR14 CAFE j 12N. Ptrou |