| Show i:' S ' t' Page : THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS 4 ' Gunnison uniLEY hews at the postoffice at Gunnison as binder the Act of Congress of March - Utah State Press Association National Advertising WESLEY I i ll a 'H '! 4t4fr — i In Advance V fr it&nMMUturkM w'" 'Y " f W ta m V on thoir Mobil Spiciali Which Ms Cobb ef Undos md Ab JonVini pf Salt Laka City will ese Je tWh forthcoming smelts d H a startling difference in size At the left Teyjnr ot world record on Utah' Bonneville Salt Flats present mark of 3697 land world his on assault Cobb's car he built from Xeid Xailton’s design for stands beside the own his to lower for Jenkins long mph Rrht Cud Winfield of California is with the car he designed end built the salt flats attempt dusnnee mnike Phsto was taken at Wendover Utah desert town adjacent to Tl on Application u own CHERRY Editor Publisher ‘i With A Convenient Bank — $259 Payable Rates Given S Bates: One Tear Six Months Editorial Association finance Your Purchase Of HEW FARM EQUIPME! I k 1179 3 Subscription Member DIFFERENT IN SIZE "r -- - matter second-clas- s SEPTEJIBt UTAH Tffix s f Utah Published Every Thursday At Gunnison Entered COBB JENKINS RXCERSiVASTLY GUNNISON Loan The earlier you place your order wi the dealer the sooner you’ll be likely to get delivery We welcome applications for to purchase farm machinery and replace worn or obsolete equipment that slows up producti and wastes time and money Stop by at our bank and talk it ovt the next time you get an to the minimum TAGS — and when — wholesale prices But that arsenal is limited Re- - and the unavoidable of costs Don’t look to your retailer to taliers must pay the going price running a store come down put into effect the major price for goods at wholesale Like all Competition which stiffer grows reductions that people are al- other business' they must carry every day as more and more ways talking dbout and which heavily increased overhead High wages for labor are obin goods are produced and the never occur viously desirable But the failthe form of higher wages rents “easy dwindles will money" ure of a large segment of labor Retailers large and small taxes supplies and everything of that The price tags care take to do a day’s work commensurchain and independent dealing else They must earn some kind on the goods you buy are an earnrecord ate with present in every kind of commodity of profit or go to the wall What honest reflection of today’s conings is one of the most dangerous have fought one of the most they have done is to cut their ditions Your retailer is not a and is an A POLICY OF FAVORITISM of today’s problems agressive battles against price unit profits to a low figure and magician — but remember that important contributory factor in inflation They are on the kept down expenses to the he is doing a fine job in proRepresentative James E Van lrjng une — they get every price Inflation and the deteriorlimit of their ability That has viding you with what yofl want of Pennsylvania recently 8umer complaint and have an ation of the dollar saved American consumers un- at the lowest price now possible The President of the Portland cited some extreme inequalities of con-i- told millions of dollars and will innmate understanding our national transportation gumer economic problems They save them millions more Oregon Chamber of Commerce in the A LOOK AT OIL recently cited the case of brick- Policyhave used every weapon In their future twenties late in the who Airports are a good example arsenal t0 hold prlce inease- layers As the summer vacation seaGUNNISON will Retailers reduce if ur prices would lay from 1500 to 2000 From 1925 to 1944 it Is estison moves to a close the Now output is mated that more than $1027- bricks per day achievement of the oil industry considered good if a man lays OOOOOp was spent for these in meeting an unprecedented de'there are still tight spots in esti- - facilities — and U but $83000 50Q and most contractors mand for gasoline and other oil the oil picture and they will mate 300 when preparing bids 000 of that came out of Ihe tax- can be seen in its products estimated Is now that brickAt the same time the remain for months to come But payers- It proper light layer’s wage has risen to $24 building and Improving airports There have been minor local- the big job is being done with a day However df production to meet the needs of future air ized shortages of gas largely as superlative efficiency cost another will is taken Into account the brick- commerce a result of transportation diffi- and again the taxlayer’ wage compared with the billion culties — but no on$ has been Utah Nation’s Largest twenties works out to something payer is expected to do the inconvencienced much Gold Producer seriously like $120 per day paying less left indefinitely with a dry The building trades may be the railroads EVAN H MIC KELSO' By contrast tank The oil industry’s vast Utah now leads the nation in an extreme example of cost- - toust buy with theif own money Distributor productive and distributive re' gold production it Is reported almost But boosting every everything they use whether it Singer Sewing Machine sources have been strained but by the bureau of mines The ' Sallna Utah major industry has reported that be a depot ox a rail A short they have not cracked The state produced 38200 ounces of output has gone down time ago for Instance the Inter Phone 106-PO Box! production line which brings u even as wages have risen time itqte Commerce Commission or Iold durln! June' 1M7' our from to well petroleum install7 and time again And that Is one dered the roads to addl- to tank car or pipeline refinery reason why prices for com- - tlonal signaling devices on 45 and finally to the service stamodities have gone up as fast 000 miles of track The cost tion — has stood up under the and in many cases faster than wui be In the proximity of Impact of a demand which is wages But not one cent $300000000 greater than in wartime and An economist for a major of it will come from tax money V ? 4 which was largely unexpected the union recently said this: "The —taxes will be paid on There are various reasons for In- - added Investment whole history of America’ this One is the Intense comdustrlal growth has demon- - Waterways and highways petition within the industry strated that we were able to other avenues of commercial with a legion of companies seekobtain a higher standard of transportation all involve tax ing consumer favor Another living than any other nation by subsidization to some degree has been the industry's emphasis progressively raising wages in The railroads alone are on research with resulting Imto prices TACK BAIRD (lft)'Wpplnger’a Falls N Y and Blanche Saunders was made sustaining So long as this Is provements In refinery methods New York City voted respectively Man and Woman o! Dogdom’a possible by constant improve- - true our transportation policy America’ do editors and writer in a r conducted and on maximum production of will remain a policy of favorit- - by the Caine byDo Research Center receive their "Fidoa'pollfrom Harry usable oil products from crude Ism The goal of equal opporMiller the Center'e director The “Fidos” are the do world’s equivalent Another has been the typically tunity and equal treatment has of Hollywood's "Oscara" Mr- Baird won the honor for hie earnest conAmerican spirit of meeting of behalf on Misa while fronts efforts Saundera the on sistent dog many not been reached with every conceiv-abl- e challenge wai choaen for her axceptional contribution to the making of better canine " —This notia tramm: resource But certainly gome equitable way can be developed whereby all carriers will pay their fair Pioneer Utah mining camp Park Valley" which has bees k hare of the facilities they must tinuoua porductioa since 872 except for brief intervals have Th? cost of subsidization (IDITOE’S KOTXt Ate Is tSi Nfiith the But tin both 'direct and indirect is twits sf slfht artictes M tha hisUrv fUrtSCO dnosits I tbs sMtsi Mininf tedut7 is grade days are gone and Ala enormous and growing tux) It Is other mining districts ll Jj reflected in Federal state and The first discovery after Bine- - ?ut ?wer Yrade or? Hi crust- local taxes Studies should beham was by prospectors who bc"eatil flocked to the Wasatch range of Spurred by the discowne gin at once toward the developMountains and discovered the fa Alta prospectors swarmed ment of a national transporta' to Tark City J mous Emma mine at Alta Four mountain tion policy which is based on prospectors sank a shaft through east and American Fork u sound economics the hard rock on the north rim of 5? eo’ith wher new®1! the now famous Alta sU basin and uncoveredth after 10 months struck a rich vein of ore This was In 1868 and the are the ?ub carried such high vslups 'in disagreement the location Walker and Webster claim!1 ailver that it was (fragged down 'REGULAR BLOOl) the precipiteous Little Cottonwood Lu Walker YH® amon -canyon on hides From there it Thig was ln 1869 and wae I T ARcrCuslomcri where it was routed to Swanaee ®de Wales around Cape Hornfo The Incident that reaenyk Park City to life as a nu“f ing did not come until tv m p van?!na hd her trlct when George Heard &t boom Z54r M mining scout bought tha ?ne time iit At mine for $27000 and of Jp°PaaV placed the mine In drtd kwi- - lle&rst a Califcmian wu new of William Randolph u miD? for a etala uh a noted Publisher than concluding article in thi oruuuooo rich near appear toon in these coluou JVIIAT MADE OUR STANDARD OF LIVING? THOSE PRICE ment in our ability to produce more goods and services In less time through better machines and Imbetter management proved efficiency of the workera" It is to be hoped that American labor will listen to its own experts — opportunity Gunnison galley bah 5 "FIDOS" FOR DOG FOLK - The History of Mining in Ut is" it AUTOAATIC r HEAT Foa YOU and erh Lower Fuel Bills Too! hhounds Our Want Ads TMIlMr Resumes e guitar' Service PE Kit J -- ' r KSL SSShSl f (Theej 'limur t COAL STOKERS DOMESTIC HEAVY BIN DUTY FEED eforeEating OIL HEAT Urged as Polio Precaution Conditioners and Conversion Burners Air Parents should see that Chfl dren wash hands thoroughly atlaf as was precau-P0- fefr STEELFURIIACES Forced Air Units Domestic and Industrial Gravity Furnaces Gunnison u riun o Lnia IUI y Hwi FE T Tot RAILWAYS DUS DEPOT OI NMSON DRI Q rhon Uut kmld ®b- mmer to tho dtecu !nUfl® tndiO luanced b of Dimra fnnrf f unu may be foA apreadlng tho viruz “fecUoa through contamination of drinks or obleeti — w wv nouuL rA iii should be main UlnM klk tandard ef personal — late June during the polle danger m°® fhrKPf1'“t?bfr lb National Foundatio Boni hefi? thlt WUhle ahould be heil 5 5J Alt Buses leove SANTA Na-- 1 ssIhVNaUaa xdatlon Jneal ehapUr I Ualley 52-- Y tha ?4tC4 EpCtftJUu SALT LAKE rilOENUC FLAGSTAFF Farmers Equity Phone Jwlnf Be summerBenlarly tpldemle 5 wrff |
