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Show THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS. GUNNISON. UTAH gEFORE the tensf nhrommltte apared apokesuien for organized later with charge that there oo iNews Review of Current great movement of umchlna gun a, tear gn and police cluba Into Industrial center for rise In mn'endlng with strikes and attendant disorder. The la Events the World Ovei ! first witness to tell the atory of the arming of Industrial plants for conflict with labor was J. I. Harris, a s'eel worker from I'ortamouth, Ohio. In support of hi assertions cam a tons of data compiled by the senate munition Investigating committee and presented at the hearing hy lleher I.hii kenhorn an employee of the na tlonal labor relations hoard. At one point Harris testified thnt he knew the Wheeling Steel corporation t at IortMoouth was "arming. a from that brought corporation dhclais at I'ortamouth an that company police were armed to protect property against "thieve and firebugs, and t tey will continue to he armed " At another point In the hearing theie was testimony that general "rumora" were t.elng circulated that the Ford Motor ci mpany was "shot through" with spies, hired to report on the activities of nnd Sijrnifirnnl - New Illinois Primary Htiilu IntnMiii Tax Hill Drafted President HoomiIi Flood Control Project. . By EDWARD fj ILLINOIS primary held W!rn Spa ciqit.-- r I ! Intercut for It nt on'y provided lively Mate buttles tint also was of considerable moment nationally. Col. Crank Knox, puli ,t llnhor of the Chicago I hilly New. Ilnl Sen M' I ator I.oruh of lil.iho, Mini uns horn In IHI noli, were tin content Blit for till Repute llcjin Cn Hlilontlal pref erentlal vole, nm the former on me out with III delegate ngitlnM IM for lot nil. The were friend eluted beeituse with nut ortrnnl.alion, lie mined a large e of Chicago. part of the elate Thin preferential vote la purely advisory nml neither in. in h.i a elate of delegated to the national rma elitlole The renult makes It leii.iln that Knox will make n reperiohie elmwlng on It also adds to the first roll call Iloruh'a prestige and aids him In the coming Ohio primary. (Jov. Henry Ihoner. seeking retmin Inatlon, was victorious In the hitter fight with the regular I einnerntlc or jpintzatlon and the Kelly Nash uui chine in Chicago, which had thrown Min overborn d uml supported ltumh. Sen for governor, '1 he Oemoerats al most unanimously voted for the re n ml nomination of Senator .lames ton I.ewls, nnd tin Itepiihlleatis named Former Senator Oils tllenn to oppose Mm In November. Republicuri leaders In Washington were encouraged to believe the In terneelne warfare In the Democratic ranks would help the Republicans to carry the state. The democratic sages, on the other hand, liked the showing of strength made by Iiorah, feeling hlft liberal following might switch to Roosevelt In November If the (1. 0. I, puts up a conservative eamlldate. In Nebraskas primary only Rornhs name was printed on the ltepubll can preferential ballot hut about of the voters wrote In the Gov. Alf l.nudon of Kansas. of mime For the democratic preference Pres Ident ltoosevelt "as unopposed In both Illinois and Nebraska, 4 f a aen-ator'- out-hl- 1 I 1 PICKAR W. Eaors I) Mr. Roosevelt said the I.i.-iinu- i rpjoddy project In Malm ho! Florida ship canal were Unlimited because of David I.nMcr, one-sixt- h Tul-rnailg- H. Ra-ta- e I' s ae-lo- n, orse-lial- rn-se- r.- -t ei-.l- y 1 j.-g- i U k 4 G-- j l.;ei () - 'lie whole reason for tl new move Is that the ii.ition.il legislators coming afraid up for re election this fall are recommended to vote the excise taxes In addition by president Roosevelt, and I. nd that the eorponition tax plan sugrid gest. d by the uh.te House tllllst be Is to It unless (lied with exemptions busbies. with havoc play Various different amount of Increase ill e being f niisidcrcd. Most popular, appaicnfly. Is the thought of boosting the tax on distilled liquor ?1 a gallon, whhh would make It $3 on domestically produ.ed liquor, and on Impelled liquor. And along with this to boost the federal tax on beer from ..7 to $i! a barrel. hercas, some time hack. Fed eral Aleohel Administrator Joseph II. Choate, Jr., urged forcefully that even the (.resent federal tax of $2 u gallon houhl he reduced In order to criili out the bootleg Industry ! At that lime Mr. Choate said: As concerns liquor, the United States is living In a fool' paradise. We know Frankenstein that Prohibition the bootleg trade, Is Mill with us, hut we refuse to see its size and power. Particularly are we blind to the enormous growth of the main body of the monster, Illicit distilling, compared to which smuggling ami Industrial alcohol diversion have been mere trilling excrescence on Its gigantic frame. Later In the same statement Mr. Choate recommended: "There should he such reduction in taxes uml import duties ns will enable the legal producers and Importers to compete." I m-x- limn-Mer- , him. D A sha'p b.-- t In bquor W ' t.ives Is hell g MT..u!j e.mber(-- l and senators of number ruble e. No concern Iio inters of the h'ui-th.S may do to Whatever fibUt what It , the legal liquor Industry or how whMt Into life f ,jim h.ts been an apparently dying bit.and bo..t leg Industry Is munifc-Mcd- . dent of the alliance. I.nsser declared after spending 30 minute with the Presidents secretary: Mr. Mi Intyre gave us a bd of nice Uj woids, nothing sub'tanthsl. If nothing Is done to give these people Jobs there will he a hunger march on Washington nevt summer In which hundred of thousand will take part. We tire tired of Mr. Roosevelts promissory notes. I.nsser and his delegation also called on Vice President Garner at the Capitol and got even less satisfaction from 'UDBEN death, due to a coronary thrombosU, came to James M. Reck at Ids residence In Washington, and all Informed Americans mourn the demise of this public spirited citizen and eminent authority on constltu a conference with MaJ. tlonal law. Though he IFOLLOWING i Jen. Johnson llagood, who was re was a sturdy and con of the Eighth EFEATING opposition hy Rresl command from moved of aeloutlous opponent dent Roosevelt's supporter, the the present national corps area for criticizing WlA methlate Democratic executive committee administration, lead ods, President Roosevelt took the solof Georgia ordered a Presidential prefdier hack Into his good graces and aplug ollielnls In Wash erential primary on Juno 3 and fixed Ingtou united with the pointed him to the command of the candidate for each fee entrance Sixth corps area with headquarters In the Republicans In declarlie will replace MaJ. Gen. at $IO,Hto. ('Idcago. ing that In Ids death I he Ne.v Deal lias plenty of money nnd the assignment takes Frank McCoy sus had the nation to pay for a ptlmary In (Icorgla and tallied a great loss. (fleet May 2. General McCoy Is transI am In favor of' letting them do It,' Mr. Reik was not only one of the ferred to the Second corps area nt New said Will Mann, close poisonal and foremost lawyers of America but for York to succeed MaJ. Gen. Dennis E. polillcal friend of (Jov. Riigotie more than three decades was a public Nolan, w!io Is retiring. ndinliilMratlon critic. man of distinction, holding numerous The governor was risked directly otliees ut Washington, and an Intlueu-tla- l nLUTARCO ELIAS CABLES, former 4 whether he would oppose President president of Mexico and for long the place lu the counsels of the ReRoosevelt In the primary. publican party. Rom In Philadelphia most powerful figure In that republic, "I In IMil, he first held olhoe as United was forcibly exiled to the United "I don't know, he answered. am pretty busy with state affairs right States attorney for the eastern district States, together with three other once now. It depends on how things shape of Pennsylvania, as a Democrat, lie prominent citizens, by the Mexican left that party on the silver Issue and government, which declared their presup in the Mute. was made an assistant attorney gen ence there was dangerous to the welVI NU discarded the President's oral by President McKinley. In lil21 fare of the country. suggestion of temporary process- Mr. Harding appointed hiui solicitor Summarily ousted with Calles. who ing taxes, Chairman Sam R. Hill's general, an office which he filled with for 11 years ruled Mexico with an Iron house subcommittee completed Its draft distinction. He then served three terms hand, were l.uls Morones, former minIn congress, where he was one of the ister of labor and leader of the regionof the new tax hill. al confederation of workers and peasbest debaters, and retired In 11(31. It calls for a new Richard Vales, former governor of ants; Luis de Leon, former minister of type of corporation Illinois and former congressman, died the Interior and agriculture; and levy, ranging from 1 2th7 In to Melchor Ortega, former governor cent per Springfield at the age of seventy five per cent for corporations k. years. The son of the I'lvtl war gov of Guanajuato. ornor or the state, Mr. Yates was for The four men were, by order of Preswith not Income tip to many years a picturesque figure in Illi- ident Cardenas, placed aboard a plane $10, (HXt, nnd from 4 to nois polities and an Influential mem at Mexico City and taken across the 42b per cent for cor her of the Republican party. border to Brownsville, Texas. From poratlons with net there they took another plane to Caliover $UUHK, f ISSOI. INI'S armies In Fthlopla fornia. on the amount 1 Leftists charged that Calles and tils of earnings that are occupied Dessye, an important not distributed. Prefmilitary base, and captured vast stores associates were fomenting agitation erential tax treatment is given to of war materials. Marshal Radoglio against the Cardenas administration. state banks and Insurance companies, to at once started an expeditionary force Ihis Calles denied, adding; debt ridden companies, to companies in along the excellent road from there of anarchy exists In Mexico and comto Addis Ababa, and it was behoved munism is spreading with government receivership, and a new system of taxthe capital city would lx captured withhelp. ing non resident aliens Is created. Railroads will continue to have the in a few days. Stiffened by military sucoe-eOMRTHING new In Spanish history tn right to file consolidated returns hut the committee refused to accept the Africa, the Italian delegation went to 5 took (dace In Madrid. The parliapetition of R. V. Fletcher, general Geneva for peace couv cisatlons, pre-p- i ment, by a vote of 23S to 7, ousted rod to demand a peace en paly's N'ieeto Alcala Zamora from the office counsel lor the Association of American Raliioads, that railroads as a t. rms. Inclining virtual Italan conof president of the republic. This segregated group of Industry, he given trol of the entire empire of Halle Seaccomplished by a coalition of a variety of special deductions lu com- lassie. Settlement of the matter with- Socialists, Communists, Left Republl-an- s in the framework of the League of and ten minor groups, was taken puting taxable net Income. n a Socialist motion that the presl Nations seemed rc'ce if not impos dent had acted Illegally In dissolving '1H1 appropriate ceremony the vide. the la- -t parliament before the elections cornerstone of the i.evv Interior ANS for mutual defense In case and that therefore he should be exbuilding In Washington sjepartment . Rack of this mo pelled from otliv-ewas laid, the President handling the ruiany aria, ks France or Belgium vvoic studied hy the general staffs tion, however lay radical sentiment trowel. The struotme, the second larg hat Zamora. In using his power ae- cst government othoe building there. Is of Great Britain, Frame an Belgium a muting n I end n at to personal whim, has hamII In It cording December. covers be oflicers to gh completed f acres and will pro- of the hrm.es, ravies and air forces pered the progress of the "republican live and revolution " vide 70UM) square feet of usable floor wore pre- - nt. with evpeits to cm tl Diego Martinez Barrio, speaker of cost will It $Rl.ikm,(KKi, about space. It w.is understood that a major fea parliament, was made temporary pres$o,ia(,MUO les than the capital s largest. the Commerce department build. ng ture of tie plan woa! be to reply to ident to serve until elections are held. The trowel used by Mr. Roosevelt arv G. rman attrnk wi'h a terr.flc d aerial b unbar 'merit hv was the one employed by (leorge Washfleets JX THEIR fornl.il acceptances of the Inrltatiers of the United States govington In laying the cornerstone of the ou Germ..!! Ii.d :cn,il (tutors, rai'wavs a i it r headqu irte s. a.rdrou.es and sea- ernment to the forthcoming Inter Amer Capitol in 17'. (3. lean peace conference, three of the ports conference President Latin American nations have proposed f.N 11IS pie.--s relatively A Roosevelt fcald government departtmy could that a league of American nations be ments are concentrating on flood conformed to preserve peace In the we- -t ug i ern hem. sphere. The suggestion cei..trol problems and that If cong-es- s red hy her from Pres. dents A!fo- nwould pa-- s a bill appropriating a bilof Go t lion dollars for that purpose he would navy, which redd mala hunt. In. Jorge 1 ,co f and Rafael Trujillo of the LKcu.u.ian Re tlgn It, provided the measure put mcD of the Nor'h sea sod the (tsn-.e- i, to work immediately. ber ateaddy lucre is:g air forces. C. I When emigre face the budget situation next January, It will face a deficit of a very huge utn. even with the tax laws then i..erat!rg. One part of It will he whatever the government figures It will ieiid the following jenr, beginning July 1. 1037. for relief. Another Item will he about $ lo.lssl, interest on the debt to t.e incurred next year despite the Increased tax bill. A third will he the Increased appropriation, rongies Irelimiting no Idea whatever of economizing. This Is why the President did not want to put till the new taxes on corporations this time. He wanted to time. leave a IlfCt fat for the If he put It all on the corporations lint Reptile this time, before In at. might he aide to scare the voter this fall hy pointing out the cer taln'y ili.it another tat bill was coming. and make the point that next time the only p'uee to get the money would he from the small Income taxpayers. As a matter of fact. Senator La e l.a been Ind'iing for more than n yiar now that this Is the logical pi. ice anyhow to get the additional money needed to run the government, so that it would not take much per uadit.g hy the critics of the New Deal to throw a general scare Into a very large group of voters a group large enough to swing most of the doubtful states. Actually the President has no thought of recommending a tax boost for the smaller Incomes. Rut some very shrewd people, including the very pro New Deal senator from Wisconsin, believe that eventually Hie small In come people will have to pay more, l , Since that statement the reciprocal in reductreaty with Canada ing Import duties on distilled liquors from all countries from $7 a gallon to $2 70 a gallon. Rut the federal tax on dnuie.stic liquor lias remained unchanged (this is added to the tariff duty on imported liquor, of course), while actually the tax has Increased in many states, due to a general tendency to Increase local charges. Maryland, for Instance, lias added a small manufacturers' tax per gallon within the l.it few months Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgen than, Jr., is not in sympathy with t lie move on Capitol Hill to boost liquor taxes He thinks it might easily defeat the drive, hitherto fairly of the enforcement agencies to break up the illegal traffic. Representatives of the legal industry here are very much disturbed. They had been well pleased with Morgen-- t Iiaus success In removing their illegal competitors, hut fear that with the tremendous boosting in profits for moonshiners and bootleggers, which the threatened new tax would bring, their own business would suffer heavily. As a matter of fact, some of the officials who have to do with enforcement tell the writer privately that they do not believe an increase in tax' would put a single additional dollar into the treasury--tha- t the shrinkage In legal sales would completely offset the additional tax per gallon. The buyers strike attitude of the public again-- t any sharp price rai-- e Is cited Al-- o fear that it might bee,. me smart to km.w a bootlegger phone number Rut the senators and representatives cant be worried about all this. They want to (nit through some sort of tax bill and go homo 1res ident Roosevelt will insist on the senates restoring the excise taxes to take the (dace of the outlawed processing taxes which be originally suggested for the now tax hill, but vvhidMhe house ways and means committee has thrown overboard. Present expectations are that he will get his way in the senate, the fact that individual senators are no more anxious to vote to impose taxes which may (.rove verv unpopular in their starts than are members of the house. Rut there are several reasons why tie senate will yield to the , and why the lmn-- o will then te I'resi-dent- One s. rather ohv Vus The already irdc.ited a deterrdn.ition to write in so m.iny exemptions in the tax on earnings ,f poratlons that It has becomea as a revern e producer In jt pretty well agree,! new that tie t cor-it e.i-,tax wpi , e re- tallied for tb.s re n The el! er r,u..n. anj tl e -- e P- -t will Bvtuue tie IT ,), , lr) on the accept arv e ef tax !e- I umn-tnhu'- eJ f,u-t- , ( ! . rninh 1 It is s a ' 1 1. not tl e Lot v im;! (r vry t is t' Tie - not r Igi't hr; ious, It I t ix : even ;r It bu. s v.-- , y g -- ;y j tie j ; ( : v . ut When aerrlng , no water is 0a french dr.lr.g l, will spoil the ,p, will not adl.i r.not put dreli g Is to be serve!. ' 2!? b- - - . I ' t . - s , - Dont keep turned on full K g a iV boll. Turn burm down gas blil. When paperit f 3, ! - g a r se!vag- - n-- fl-- - , "I : , t 13 n 1 di. will quickly You ' i begin to paste. selvage uncut. The od of papering Is t Ing to (dace two If a h hot throat, suck a something like cant k.ll p poison. You tnii-- t Some kind of hq er them to death. tobacco du; Hell 8ruli av " tic , v - I 4 avi, "1 ; i ,v v t V.c To keep clean and hej'p v cp. Fierce' I'lraatint Prllru, liver, bowels and ston-.- h - bj, ri4 Vhat Is Leisure? Leisure la not Idinne. it to define the latter. U3.' tj 1 32 LANTERN OTTIS tb Iif U (W ! A itb bnllimor tb It hirhtt taster and ! fcJ may tm i lighting job. fnanyvaac. oa 7 for th Jatt nm vrr outdoor . , light on th farm, for hunting, ftthirg, outdoor ipn Has genuine Pyrex bulge-typ- e pormas tllator top, nlrkle-plato- d fount, bout-ipump La Coleman Lamps, It maJca and bum lu from regular gasoline. ltf a big nine jma f bependahie aervlee, for SEB YOUR LOCAL DEALER or irfc for k KLE i- older. THE COLEMAN LAMP AND STOVE Dept. WU150, Wichita. Kan : Loe Angdta. Ce.' Chicago, III.; Phuadolphta, Pa. tt Shiftless People Shiftless people dont Theyre past that. apoL glzt about it. Of course the llearst case, in which came this opinion hy the District Supreme court, will he taken to the District Court of Appeals, and then to the Supreme court, so the present is not the final word, but as a matter of fact if a congressional committees Investigators once get their clutches on a telegram, or a letter, or a report, it doesn't make much difference may he decided later by the courts. Ret evidence of this was the reading of William Randolph ITearsts telegram to James T. W illiams, Jr., former editor of the Boston Transcript, and now llearst editorial writer, on the floor of the house hy Representative McSvvain of South Carolina weeks before the decision of the court. What Is Important The fact that the telegram was read so publicly is not what is important m this situation. What Is impoitant that when anything is seized by congressional investigators it is passed all ever Capitol Hill for the interest of any member of the hous or senate. This llearst telegram, for intance was read by McSwaln. He is not a member of the Black committee. lie is not even a senator. He is a member of the house. t he obtained of the telegram. Documents seized for congresional committees are always passed around. Always were, and always will be. The investigators, naturally, are political appoiu.ee. They are seeking to favor wdh the men who have the curry power to give them better to have Job, the.r salaries raised, and to have them fired,, so if one of them notes some-t'..which reflects on a senators ez, enw. tie senator is pretty apt to have a copy of the document pror.ro. If the who notes the document or telegram or whatnot is not interred in the senator or representative who nught interested, he calls it to the ht'ention of some other lnvestigx Ur who cou.i ingratiate himself with t. at senator or He representative. kn w thp favor will be returned later. Jut an illustration. Nothirg has mide r ih!C about It yet. but the con commissiIs rj r inws-igitn- News the Deseret presents The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestea (100 n pos-sein- LEOPOLD Man) And STOKOWSKI IN CONCERT tor Sponsor) Lake Tabernacle (RCA-Vi- c Salt Tues..Mav5.at8:15pJ; Seat Sale Opens Ap1 Glen Brothers Musis Co., 41.12, 41.48. $2.24 TAX . lM PRICES PsClXDrNG e t - r-- b-- w .s -rg Jl.re Cl 1 tta en a UVg-acom; my u m 5c-u-t tf to u-- mis f- on. of . ; my g.a;ve age:.;? n yplS This will make spicy rea llrg it cru c:;. flnj will etrbarras - Seep ?,oCor s crr.d covriry t s: raYj 4 lv Soap improves when the ston-It Is economy to It If you are nbl.cool, dry (dace. left-han- d ;i individual whose private telegrams were seized hy the federal cominunl rations commission. Rut If the button were quickly passed on, so that by the lime the individual attracted a court's attention some senate or house committee is scrutinizing the telegram. Its just too bad. Nothing can be done , v. Is tins. Lower courts admit that they might have Hie power to protect an t. ap,,r the situation So i t tie House com-mission- sue-ce-sfn- l, Restore Excise Taxes t 'Button, button, who's got the but ton? promises to heroine a favorite game In Washington. The District Stt preme court solemnly holds, In the llearst telegram suit, that it could en, join the federal communications but could not enjoin the senate. another brum h of the govern meat. This on the heels of t lie Supreme Court of the United States giving a tongue-lashinto ollieious and Inquisitorial bureaucrats. In which, some folks here suspected, the sl.x justices who concurred in the majority opinion had (heir tongues In their cheeks, talking about the securities and exchange commission, hut thinking of the Black commit tee. ed tie Ground T Popular Game Import Duty Cut de-pi- M Face Huge Deficit P Carter Field presi- "The Jobless feel that we have been sold out by the Democratic party," I.iiswr declared. T resent thnt, snapped the Vice I have been In President, reddening. politics for 40 years and I dont think anybody has ever been sold out by the party. fr CAPITAL hundred men and worn i of the recently organized Unemployed Workers Alliance, M'icivl n big pari'le of ''hunger marchers" In Washington, limiting demand. nnd waving Inglrig banner. They nought to present a petition Rooseto president velt In the W bite House but the bes't they could do was to obtain an audience from Secretary Marvin McIntyre for a delegation headed by A . ye.-ir- NATIONAL as-ertl- i vole of 173 to 1.'!7 the house rejected a resolution to permit Senator I'.lai k's lobby committee to pay $ Ml, s si to special counsel pj injunction litigation started by William Randolph llearst to protect his tele, grams from the probers This action, which followed a hitter debate, doesn't halt tin w in k of the committee, which has Its own funds, hut It prevents the payment of more Ilian $,'l,(iiNi a year, In accordance with general law, to Crampton Harris of Rirmlngiiam, Ala., former law partner of Chairman Rlack. The lobby committee In a recent session brought out the fact that some wenlthy men who are hackers of the American l.lherty league also have con trihuted to the Southern Committee to t'plrold the Constitution, though what this has to do with lobbying was not quite clear. The Southern committee which Is headed by John Henry Kirby of Houston, Texas, Is opposed to none of the New deal doings. HEARD around the afate-rneh- the recent refusal of congress to make approprlatloiiH for continuance of the work, lie said he did not contemplate doling out relief funds for the prnj ects and that there would he no funds for the projects unless congress reversed Its refusal, da the same day the Frilled States Chamber of Commerce Kuod a warning against cm toa bnu nt of the fid eral government on Hood control proj cits which are the primary repnsihll lly of the slates The committee also nhj.-- ted to the .New deal policy of ev pending large sums for dams to develop hdio electric power and do hared that the administration should follow a well balanced piogrnm having ns Its foremost purpose Mu control of it I)Y the addienough revenue to finance tional cost of the Immediate payment ast. r of the bonus, plus the loM-ptaxea. ent and future processing WMh puts the deficit, after thl tax hill baa passed and assuming It raises the required revenue, at a billion and a half for next year the amount rjs'nt I held f,.r relief In addition to "bat Actually It will over from this congress has been not even do that, boosting appropriations over budget estimate nil the way down the line. 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