The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1921-04-08
GARD TELLS WHAT
HE WOULD DO
Would BE An Ideal Place To Live In
II Local Man Could Carry Out
His Idea Of International
and Domestic Questions
Editor Record-Courier:

Eoitor Record-Cour1er:
When | am President there will be
strides In the advancement of civiliza-
tion.
will enlarge upon many of tho
splendid concepts of Warren q. Har-
ding and will materialize n few of the
dreams of Woodrow Wilson.
will anchor the hone of the world
to Americanism and rivet the efforts
of mankind to the attainment of self-
determination for every tribe and kin
dred.
Twill flame the torch of enliehten-
ment from American public schools IN
every land. and will impose an Ameri-
can public school education as n con-
stitutional essential to holding of,ice
In addition to enforced education 7
will establish a compulsory industrial
system recurring actual mental mr.
physical service by all able bodied
adults of sound mind under the age of
forty-fiye years.
will limit immigration to the bet
ter classes ONLY whose final naturaji-
cation will be granted when upon ex-
animation. applicants demonstrate
their complete Americanization as
pirations.
will conciliate discord horn of the
greed of Shylock. and the resentment
of the legions of victims he plumbers
by eaualizing their opportunities. bar-
monizing their efforts and mutualiz-
ing their profits.
| will unmuzzle the press. liberate
speech. and thereby. with pen and ora
tory educate the masses and discover
truth. and ultimately establish jns-
tice. assure peace. and gladden. the
race with prosperity and happiness
will penalize profiteers and with
the loot thus redeemed will nav hon.
uses to all yonths and maidens who
graduate from a university with the
proceeds of their own efforts: to all
persons who discover nav mines or
drill successfully for oil or artesian
water. Derfect a useful invention. or
who performs acts of mercy charity
or heroism in times of peace or war
Persons who feloniously violates the
law. upon first conviction would he
Internationally paroled: upon second
conviction they would be given COM
pulsory employment at n fair wage a
major norton of which will he re-
tanned for them until exniration ot
sentences: and upon third conviction
will he given life sentences at hard la
bor on full nay. one half of which will
be paid to their dependents and the
other half to the public school fund
They shall be we'll fed. clothed. and
treated. and comfortably ouartered in
sanitary domiciles. and any ATTEMPT tc
escape will be punisbable nv death
will collect the $40. 1000 .OOO. 900
owed Uncle Sam by the Allies and an
ply it to the building of school houses.
transcontinental highways. bridges.
improvements of harbors. and the
reclamation of the desert. and other
waste lands. thus providing employ
ment for the idle and food. clothing.
and shelter and the realization of con-
tentment and happiness to the discon-
tended. | will allot land and furnish
means to farmers and stock men on
probation, and will deed these lands
to those who make good.
| will solve the problem of supply
and demand and remove the vexing
results of endless fluctuations OF
prices, by laws regulating the pro-
dnction of and barter in commodities,
and will give premiums for excellence
of achievement as to quantity and
quality.
| will un-Tammanyize every Ameri-
can city and dispossess the alien born,
anti-American political boss of the
power he has criminally wrested from
the sovereign citizens; erase the long
roster of political pets and pensioners; !;
tax all church property for school
purposes; and blot out all propagan-