The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-06-02
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GARY ADVOCATES
ADDRESS AF4RoN AND sTEEIIN
sTlTuTE, MkeNATE URGES TAR
IFF TAKEN FROM POLITICS
Makes Plea for ImpartiaIity in Matter
Galauof Government Control and
rou' m Regulation In Various
nf Economic Lines

bob New York-Elbert III. Gary In his
address as president of the American
Iron and Steel institute. In session
at Hotel Commodore Friday advoca-
itsd that congress take the tariff out
of political business; that 1t play no
favorites In. its tendency to regulate
things; that it substitute a sales tax
for the income tax; and that 1t forget
the soldier bonus until the nation is
less severely burdened financially.
As for the business future of Amer
lea. Mr. Gary declared himself as
still. an optinist." In the Iron and
ste.,l industry, he said, "the profits are
not satisfae toty.S bet few. If any, ought
to be doing business ut a loss
s F'rPity lthe1 blind deaf ana foolish
pessinhst Of the United statess' he adj
jurel pispbers Of the Institution. (
1--WE are carrying hitherto unhcard
of financial burdens. To bear them
gracefully and contentedly there must
be mt onlv forhearrnce, encourace-
n ent md assistance from every depart
inent 81, soNe1 nment Mp 10 the Limit
OF proprlety and Justice, but there must
also be entertained constantly by every
Individual spirit of patience, pluck.
energy. generosity, loyalty and charity
fully up to his or her Intelligence
Summarizing his remarks. on the tar
III question. Judge Gary said:
"As between parties, the. main differ
ence. as see it, is that the Republican
PARTY has stood for n protective tar
1T AMI the Democratic party for
'tariff for revenue The settlement
for this controversy should include
DOTH jiyad 4Gi t9flll 4Uirs
Ina plea for impartial governmental
control where 1t rs undertaken, he in
sisted that all lineJ and departments
Of economic activity of similar import
ance should be subjected to the same
| treatment" There as been a disposi-
ton in recent year. he declared, to
pass laws which ~ aNliraDIy exempt
labor organizations. and, recently,
farmer associations, I. IN government
al investigation, super >'tH, and con-
troll against wrong" toa ADS d. t4
To permit such organizs 'ons to do,
as the result of GombinatilN things
that are claimed to be bsne. 'oial to
them which are denied to other q to
create classes, to favor some anG y
injure the whole body polite" the
| vfoal mo Unota 1anla ,nd
This is not equal opportunity and
equal obligation he charged,
In this connection. Judge Gary took
II fling at 'investigation ana publica-
ton. when carried to excess
Constant, part san and reckless in.
dnlgene in this plstime by represen
tatives Of government, or what is much
worse, by itself appointed. unqualified
ar dishonest individuals or associa
items, posing AS public benefactors
may be and often is misleading and an
tagonistic to the general welfare he
said.
THE bonus question:" he declared
is not yet ripe for determination
Even thapgii-there may be two sides te
the question 5as It'd @hether or not i
soldier WHO has escaped sgtiistblity
physical and mental. should be paid OF
ash leayapent Of a bonus. it wpnld MOI
be us 'ful for nss to1 colisider 5or form
opin olis onltlelt Question atpresenti
There has been considerable propa
gania in behalf of the proposals." h,
continued. Personalities and viturer
ntiSe comment li,ive been INDUCED in
, Irelndices have been created Hisl
government officials, senators and rep
res entntlves, have been importune,
, and, to a certain extent, abused for on
position to or lack NJ interest in TIN
'saldisrs' icnse.f National ingratitud
, for loyaly and sacrifices has herl
J charged Legislation has been pre-
D posed amended, discussed and ha,te'
. Re"ause of this situation of feeling o
: unrest and r. sentiment has arisen an,
the effect ~ return to the normal cor
ditions of peace and industry has bee