Show 'r tl' ' ' y r (t l' GUNNISON VPublUhed t v ' :T):- ' V ' v j' :r "‘V7-rV- iv r of J ‘ V - THE GUNNISON VAtLfcy VALLEY NEWS Hfe hous teV$ GUNNISON UTAH BUILT ON A ROCK A Bank Evfry Thursday at Gunnison Utah — ' Entered r‘ atthe poidoftre at Gunnison undef the One Year Month V II W CHERRY Editor and Publisher 3 matter l for 1879 Farmers RATKS: J200 100 - in Advance Payable Vi second-e- Congress of Mirch SllilSCillPTION Aix as a m PHONE 20 a a UCCESS doesn't com" easy on the farm It takes hard work long hours and much experience to make a profit Frfequently a friendly bank can be of belp i L I '1 mu sk op imkolk and KOim iON PRIVILEGE I ' 7 1 has been well said: Abuse a unvice loti tr enough ‘and it not We're interested in farm:rs m cranes to be productive of good doing everything within our leads unfavoiably upon the of the individual and socie ty power to build up their in And it's only natural "Modem come society has established they should come to depend agencies such as the pat ole and systems intended to reupon a bank thoroughly in habilitate the ei to sympathy with their needs two inal biiavior Many of our laws i eccnt yea a have reached out tu help' the wayward find themselves and become gopd citizens Hum ttt Dials judges and Juries WHAT DO YOU Abuse of thu laudable listen with close attention to alienists POLITICAL THIRD purposes of — Member — and psyihiatriats that they may give the parole systems by corrupt or in- THINK PARTIES the accused every advantage of doubt ept officials results badly for the Federal Reserve System Just suppose It should be announcThere is a great deal of talk being as to his mental responsibility for criminal and for society As soon as ed from Washington that the next heard these Federal Deposit Insurance Corp days about the possibilreleased these "defiant criminals" committing jthp crime charged session of congress would devote it- ity of new political parties The idea With the increasing complexity of already coddled by "lax prison discself to studying waye and means to seems to be that one is to be comour modem society and the difficulipline" make society pity in mount- reduce the present extravagant cost posed of the more conservative elety that many have in adjusting them- ing crime bills blood and death for of government ments of the present Republican parselves In this rapidly changing world the folly arid weakness of its trustOne of America’s most noted atv That it would adjust "Tests by a medical group it reduce or ty and the "old line” Democrats who no person would dchy ed officials Mr Hoover points out eliminate special punitive or class are thropologists is a Seneca that ten per cent of motoriM Anthe defender the fullest consideration opposed to the New Deal Hut Mr Hoover would not have taxation that now Indian Dr Arthur C Parker director or dis- other it is being said is to be orhampers blind at night" repe practically of all evidence nor would he abolish society return to the cruelty of for- courages business— such as of the municipal museum of Rochesthe capisafety council And by John L Lewis the parole and probationary systems mer days in head of dealing with criminals tal gains and losses clause and the ganized ter N Y a position he has held CIO the indicate like that about ?f anybody the Amerihe become at something times though vexed He recommends as do Sanford Bates tax on may since 1925 He is an author corporation surpluses editor ent are virtually dumb day can Labor which figuied at what lie sees going on about him former director of federal in prisons and member of several learned socieThat it would adopt a strong and the election paity in the criminal' world in returns a few states night— Washington Post Professor Sheldon Glueck of the definite ties also a 33d degree Mason He was policy that would protect the last year The evil is not fn the social Harvard law agenschool and others rights of the worker aa well as the Either or both of those may come born on the Cattaragus Indian resercies set up to- help reformthe crimOf course it may have been veraed in criminologjr that the parcle vation in Erie county N Y in 1881 rights of the factory owner and the to pass inal but in thevmaudlln though 1940 is still a long sentimenand probation boards be freed from nothing” congress but you wil his tribal name being public way ahead to make predictions What tality or the racketeering political influence and that only to admit that it did pass a biDi That it would use all powers of the the effect of many who are connected with carecC men the next presidential eleccarefully trained be plac- government to see that President Roosevelt recom workmen or tion might be is these agencies The motives of some ed on such boards anybody’s guess the one appropriating a billion union or It isn’t employees were to really necessary Sometimes in our political history a have a parole and probationary boards in With an annual crime bill which for half relief doorbell any more Most-o- f protected in their jobs and opera- new and the callreleasing criminals are as reprehenpowerful party growing out has been estimated at $15000000000 tions and that ers nowadays sit out in the car and infringers on their of a split in one of the old sible as the acts of the convict they —about parties honk the of the total rights would suffer the full horn penalhas or on parole changed the course of events but put probation Too often wealth created in the United States ties of FIRE THEFT law enforcement their action ia for a personal gain of in 19M — it not often The Progressive or “Bull and all classes of Insurnm behooves every earnest That it would discontinue its pres- Moose" The leader of a good cause has two some sort The gain party of Themay be to curry citixen to do his utmost to correct ent Written hard jobs: (1) To lick the program of duplicating existing the favor of the power that appointed "the opposition odore Roosevelt drew enough votes menace in parole" This should IRA OVERFELT power facilities and the expenditure from the to control the idiots who them or the yet more sordid thing — be his Republicans to elect a Dem- (2) join first step Of vital importance of hundreds of millions Gunnison Valley Bank him— Buffalo News of dollars to ocrat Woodrow Wilson money paid directly by a relative or also is his The Popustudy of the hidden and provide an unnecessary competitive list party though it won 22 electoral through the criminal's attorney to a known causes of crime that he may service against a private member or members of the board or industry votes in 1892 did not change the help to correct them whose rates are already subject to to someone who may he in a result of the presidential election It position stringent public regulations to influence its action drew its votes from both of the old The Lyons (Ivan) News tells of That it would study the rail transThe outside pressure sometimes parties 200 persons who portation system from the standpoint brought to bear upon parole and p We have four parti's now impoi inarched to the town of Chanute in of encouraging rather than ham- tant officials is sui prising A enough to have representation in their automobiles loaded with food stringing tho American railroads chairman of a state parole board as both houses of L-The congress to withstand a siege and demanded is now being done insidiously by speaking for himself and his r paity and the relief from the WPA It adds that be- those who would socialize the carriers party have both members declared recently that VX5Q1 senatois and reprecause of the heat the women left under government the woik of the hoard he served was ownership sentatives Ht Washington A dozen their fur coats at home Just our suppose Its government other parties gieatly hampered and usefulness including the Socialist would announce such a program inthreatened by and the Communist have their appeals of misThe way the Democratic Statesmen stead of coming forth with now places and on the official ballot in guided relatives who become the vicmost of the were quarreling as tims of "conscienceless politicians engross closed untried experiments threat nin? to states The real contest however is indicates that the administration is property rights personal librnties always between the two lawyers and racketeers" It is rare major pargoing to have to do a lot of “icliof investments and employment that a parole board sp'aka ties and it would take a so Do you think business would pietty viopending" during the campaign next fiankly pick lent uprising of public opinion to year up in this country money start t launch a new which party would flow into new enterprises and new make serious inroads upon the voting jobs he created? Think it over strength of either the Democrats oi Map-Mak- er the Republicans THINGS ONE REMEMBERS By R M Ilofer MILEAGE ®RAh T was in a small sawmill iccently land saw a crane that looked some n lik "hMH m hovel kld the raft- - ! wh'“ lat! "'1 nation- lorfmn wht they dij fi S raira!”' Th“s it u’ pie O lehmcry h m I that moke took th place "1 men in h’' P thcm“lw th' to other hindiintt lumber He told'm that A ‘ ' ! Prmctico "'""T' ht Price on this ra Orvgon lumber com-WaM k‘"1 Irony hod devitted oew Thor Washer method son Whiter softer loading lumber into ships which n W u mcmbtr" of d 00 coedy Dhiol duccd the stevedoring ‘j charge M Zl hollse at u" b and see of rent year trie! to ourprao V5 tical demonstration— --—A : —A 'tfnm n The public U clamoring for reason- - fflcCtienpue Wt‘“ky today I See Junetii for yourself the efficient n° mvvWgs of the washing bly priced merchandise Labor lead- action the high quality safety nd lawmaker are trying to wringer the long life mechanlam A " raise wages and create tM? T811"? and all those exclusive jobs by arbi- Thor feaW38 resisted and trarily shortening hours cutting pro- - thl‘ tures that mean GREATPn W8 takt‘n to ut’ duction and increasing prices hbeItween stand t0 the Cleve' industry and inventive Tif IT Vd r wmmon pleas genius of man that must suonlv thn 'V threW th C:im out consuming public at prices at which IkUrt nyng argument ot former Speaker Bit- it buy and at the h0 C°Urt ’ the demd for “ land shorter lxcord tkat the record hours The only answer the hous® was in 5essi°n nd M labor saving machinery which is being turned out on an athough ‘he mem unprecedented remained at home acale practicing Weighi”g augar at the genera Without labor saving machinery ' '75 the cost of '' C°”' production would mount' MWSp to where the consumer could not af- ford to buy and this IS’nu!U took the vicw would cauie that regardless of legal fiction in neater unemployment New Thor Speed Old Man Ironey JoUla’ if that was Supply and Demand is "0t WMWn wth the members specter of laws pcr80nf partie U Jfdi7 Iron the Thor rresont’ l Was not in session restrictions or "make- - VCa ork” programs He membors d'J not travel be- Uruain S t ri fronl M i does business fn hi1ktRin UPPef twe?n their “ tour of Mexico basis of a fair return Fording th rocky rnekT and Columbus fail once for a 110 bachach pu)ed his Chev j'sJS h! output and since no W“y th Were not course of a of 48 mil Pt history began h Joumcv roary bending sod Straddling f leveled any artificial straining paymcnt for such travel barriers ctner I hat were provide a beautiful settinc for the Such is the proper in the k of ending way le k!01'1 ot right cerncTo h pretty story It should be the last hiehway et Montnrey StnrW td?1 b?lkk! filrt off the teredo Cgisat0r try Storing thTh for personal profit” 'ch'l'-Juht- lo hiule' v'e are never sure that we his serious i j 7 thinking before ar tbe prospective but ways try to be ceitaln ony are °nest in' w hat we think cial mm only but H I ) ! i "r! t t"r ! 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