Show THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS Soph Tournament Won By Ephraim LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST -I- - to lit eJ Real Paint Immiii V ChasRasmussen Furniture Co 7 s 5aster n 7lme Crane Shoppe Legislature Kills Publications Bill rme Mr and Mrs F R Hickman Salt (Continued from page I) Lake spent Monday here visiting Olsen center Amtoft with friends and attending to some forwards important business matters They l$ft Malmgren and Goates guards for the north lata Monday evening Following is the box score for the ' sophomore game: G T F I Mr nd Mrs Weeley Tolleetrup GUNNISON 3 2 0 6 ani children came down from Manti Christiansen rf c 0 0 0 Rosedberg Sun Jay and guests at 5 2 2 12 the home of Mr and Mm R L Tol- - Anderson c 0 2 2 Fjeldsted rg lestrup parents of Wesley 1 3 Sorenson lg strikes may be effecj I 0 2 If Peterson in industrial fields but when Mr and Mrs Harold Chriaten4on 0 0 0 0 Overfelt lg the Utah legislature resorted to this were motor travelers to Salt Iaike in to "influence” an effort several City Monday They spent 0 3 25 Totals Henry H Blood in hi ap- days combining business with pleasG T F P EPHRAIM The goV- was fizzle a ure pointments it 2 4 Mortensen rf ernor made hi own appointments 5 Hansen If C E Andersen senate finally approved them assistant cashier 0 0 10 Allred c The governor won a complete vie- for the Gunnison Valley bank is ab2 1 Erickson rg in the most unusual patronage sent from his duties this week and is 7 5 Nielson lg battle that probably has ever been enjoying a brief vacation Mr Ander0 0 0 0 Rasmussen If een In a Utah assembly sen a basketball enthusiast went to 0 0 0 0 Bertelson c Silt Lake Tuesday and was an interThe "left wing" Democratic foe- 0 0 0 0 Noyes lg ested spectator at the state tiop In the legislature got nothing in basketball tournament the way of patronage Refusal by the f 27 11 12 Totals house to consider the budget bill Nelson referee Smith umpire Mrs Royal Whitlock entertained threats of without adjournment at luncheon JSunday for Howard R it and balking by the senate Dr Merrill Merrill Chrletopherson approval of some nominees ap- Pfouts and Mr de Jong scout execuA Komi (lie People parently in an effort to force the tives The visiting gentlemen were nomination of "left wing” faithfuls fly RAYMOND PITCAIRN at the scout training school held at fell on deaf ear in the governor's Salwrutl Vhmrnum the Gunnison seminary office Governor Blood stood pat on SwHnvlk o the lii futAu t his owp selection of noulwes "Tha Governmentltsclf la under bond lIart'J Sarnie rs up?r1ntendent of and In an effort to meet the the American people that In the though the Gunnison Sugar factory left for ta half way he submitted exercise of Its functions and power? Il legislature Denver the first of the week He will will deal with the body of our new for the liquor board the manner scrupulously honest and rpend some time at the Colorado In public service looard and head of the fair and absolutely Just" metropolis and later may plan a trip commission Those are the words of former Presito South Rend Indiana The senate found that the gover- dent Cleveland the centennial of whose birth on March 18 1837 admirers celenor could “sit it out" longi and brate this year BIDS WANTED more romijortsbly than they could so By many thousands of Americans Sealed bhb for Watermaster on the night and Sunday they the Saturday Dover Irrigation & Canal company regardles of party affiliations memory of their author is honored for climbed off their uncomfortable seats for the season of 1937 will be receiv- the devotion to our national welfare and non- approveJ the governor's shown In his official acts and uttered at tha office of the secretary inees ances Gunnison Valley Rank up to and inThe did succeed in His words and admonitions are still cluding March 22 1937 at 10 o’clock quoted In reference to many of the shaping some important legislation a m Here problems which perplex us today to in opposition to their own liking are few America Just a of them that We reserve the right to reject any administration plans and closed the might do well to recall: and alt bids Public are turbulent session by Service: IRA OVERFELT Sec’y the agenta of the people not their adopting the Ingest budget ever masters" the in of state — a the history Now they say that rattlesnake Tha Constitution: "The oath I now passed an amount We presume take to preserve protect and defend the budget for $765132837 fUeta are good to Constitution of the United States not more than $1000000 in excess of they are especially tasty when gardefines the great reonly Impressively the governor’ of budget estimate nished with apinsch sponsibilities I now assume but sugrevenues for th'1 ensuing gests obedience to Constitutional combiennium which mands as official the rule by my We admire those who are indepenconduct must be guided I shall preThe "left wing" leaders contend dent and courageous enough to agree serve the Constitution by loyally prothat new revenues from a matkup in with our views tecting every grant of Federal power it contains by defending all Its restraints liquor prices the use tax tho bunk when attacked by impatience or rest- tax natural increase in sales tax and lessness and by enforcing Its limitations and reservations in favor of the people" other regular revenues there will be plenty of money to meet all proposEconomy: "Extravagant appropriaAdministration leaders tions of public money with all Us de- ed expenses moralizing consequences should not be challenged this claim and issued retolerated" pented warning! of huge deficits if PRICE SVCR1FICKD FOR QUICK 'Though the people the "leftists" persisted in profligate SAIJE-Niels Sorenson home Write should support the government the government should not support the appropriation of funds Lucile Hickman 2210 E 48th So However people" the legislation accountSalt Lake City Merit System: "II the people of this ing for the difference in the Ml8t2p budget country ever submit to the banishment estiof its underlying principle from the passed and the administration’s FOR SALE — 1500 pound horse is mate in of revenues still of the hands their government they $125 Sid Kelson Ax tell tip operation will abandon the surest guarantee of of the governor and It is free’y preFOR SALE — Nina head of work the safety and success of American in- dicted by administration leader that stitutions” Home one John Deere unless the governor can "see where Home Rule: "Devotion to the public horse drawn plow’ and one good will lead us to strongly resist all the money is coming from to pay the John Deere impatience of constitutional limitation hills" the executive axe will be used of Federal power and to pemstcntlj B E Mattson horsa drawm plow on some of this legislation The govcheck the increasing tendency to extend M4tf the Saline scope of federal legislation into the ernor announced in the beginning of domain of State and local Jurisdiction the session that he would insist upupon the plea of subserving the public on a balanced budget and adminiswelfare " will Not only on a centenary date but tration leaders ssy the budget throughout our national history Amer- be balanced ica can with profit both honor and In its clodng hours the legislature follow such advice confirmed as appointees to the public service commission Walter K GranSubscrilm —don't borrow ger of Iron administration leader in Yes there is both real paint the house Ward C Holbrook adminand many poor grades and imiistration leader in the senate and tations Some paints have as Otto A Weisley of Salt lake On much m 63 per cent or over the liquor commission the senate finwater Instead of oil and turpentine mixed Funk of ally approved James W with the colors and lead Richmond Herbert Taylor of Salt THE BEST BUY IN We offer to our customer Lake and of Henry Jorgensen paints only genuine To take the place of E K CALIFORNIA Sandy WINE and varnishes Howe on the road commission who was turned down by the senate Low Bros George Abbot of Tremonton was apHigh Standard Taint AlCONOl proved ktk Pratt & Lambert There were four major issues be61” Varnishes and Enamel fore the legislature — welfare home are os fine grades in both qualtax exemption liquor control and diity and appearance when used rect primary In the welfare legis- as It it possible to buy 1st ion the administration sought to take our So in conclusion keep old age assistance on a basis of advice and buy genuine need in conformity with other forms! and and varnishes paints of relief and in accord with the fedavoid disappointment from the eral welfare program But the "leftuse of cheap paints in succeeded wingers” Jamming through a straight pension or "assistance" for all needy : I i:m vVf T7T residents 65 or over calling for an H' iTIO'HO' of approximately expenditure Furruture"and: Hardware a year This faction alro trammed through a full $2000 home tax exemption which is estimates! will reduce the state’s revenues by about $2000000 a year from - property taxes In the matter of liquor control at the CRANE SHOPPE t determined fight was made to leThere i “special charm” in a NEW SUIT with galize the sale by drink of hard liquor and wines but this lost Blouse Ha hand accessories to match for Easier! the wet did succeed In libera display of New Spring Dresses alizing the liquor act by permiting priced at $895 and up— See Them! and restaurants drinking In hotel I V though this U forbidden 4n building parks and stadiums In the matter of beer the liberals In having the limit Weie victorious 14 0 GUNNISON UTAH Salina v err taken off license and placing the censing exclusively in the hands of cities towns and counties In tion a bill was passed taking the forcement of liquor laws out of the hands of the liquor commission and placing it in a new state legal part under the attorney general This bill however has not yet been proved by the governor A direct primary law that nobody seemed to want but a majority felt had to be enacted to keep party promises was passed providing for a primary nominating party a run-oand a final election g small As an aiJ to the dent merchant of the state the legis-lature enacted a series of fair trade practice acts designed to put into operation in Utah tha pries control andfair practices features of the late NRA labor gained enactment as a state Jaw of the Wagner act which make the industrial commission the labor relations board for the state and gives it court power in handling anJ em- putes between employee Iabor also got an ployera day for underground miners regular paydays law and liws requiring and of registration It also got the right of of unions a beside picketing" "peaceful checkoff system in paying union dues farm and teacher organization (Continued from page 1) Informed Several representative the house that their county commissioners were opposed to the hill Representative Holbrook then disclosed to the house that a number of counties in the state had contributed fund to an organization that had been active in fighting this bill and there wa every reason to believe that a large part of these funds had been used to finance a lobby that had worked unceasingly In the legislative hall to kill this very measure He added that If the bill were law such expenditure of funds would be stopped or at least the public would know how much was being spent and what for But the influence of the lobby was e apparently too strong and the went the way of other measures designed to promote better government and throw the spotlight of publicity on the doings of public officials are visiting our store s ajid availing s of the prices we are our during offering ANNIVERSARY WEEK You oan't afford I® o miss this big event be sure to call on us before the week is out ‘ We have something special in mind for Saturday evening Be in our store at 7:00 and see the fun Elmer's Market "Th Store with the Friendly Door” UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO TRAIN FOR ANNOUNCERS Jf Students at the University of Utah A college professor has classified will soon be receiving practical ‘ asst ruction in the art of radio technique 507 “annoyances” Including we —not in the classroom but in actual sume college professors studio surroundings according to an announcement made recently by the debate department of the school for the next 5 1 Through' the cooperation of radio months of station KSL and Ear) J Glade manTHE ager of the station students who still have within them a suppressed desire to become radio announcers or speakers will have an opportunity to with the "mike” acquainted A KE the most of your read through actual practice A special inEnjoy the wit 8ing hours structor has been assigned and attrithe wisdom the companionship tions will be arranged for in the near the charm that have made the future ATLANTIC for seventy-fiv- e due a'80 wa8 Pasd empowering years America’s most cherishNew Hampshire was the first state ed magazine to create board of agriculture to require formal" registration of votmarketing districts in the state Send $1 (mentioning this ad) ers in 1840 cntrol prices and standard an(! to products in these district The Atlantic Monthly People might as well lie about us 8 St Boston Arlington locates a law os to tell us so many disagreeable 'K"'81 truths making it impossible for ed folks to get married One of our batehelor friends says that wanting is prima facie evito get married dence of the weakness mentioned Qonrl Atlantic Monthly LET GEORGE DOLL YOU UP FOR THAT BIG TIME! 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