Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-12-07

limiting the transmission by devise sr
gift OF the enormous fortunes In question
II Is not necessary at present to discuss.
y y wiss that pfogrss. In this airse.i1s, =,
national Inheritance tax. while II might
bs more substantial than any such TAX
has hitherto Sssn need tS not N,en " nc
tax should ultimately be.
.lklQ Agricultural Interests.
He appeals for every announcement
cultural interests of the country. He
points 10 the good that is being done by
the various forms of grange organiza-
several factors must cooperate in tho
Improvement OF the farmers condition:
He must have the chance To be educatcd
In the widest possible sense-in the sense
which keeps. ever in View the Intimate
estion and s~ tSs facts @ Of H ilfs II ali
education we should widen our aims. IL
IL u good thing To produce certain NUM-
ber Of trained scholars and students.
hut the education superintendcd By tho
state must seek rather to produce "A hun
ssso,af' % and Il mus, bs bat turned % now and and
then from the class book To the study
OF the great hook OF nature itself. THIS
been pointed out again and again by all
observers most competent TO pass prae.
sSntIy ns ysahs" i1r", All III stndents s now peaiss
that education must seek to train the
executive powers OF yonns people and 20
phrase dignity OF labor and to pre-.
pare the pupils 20 that In addition 20
zach dsy,slohinE nth, 10 the hlshss, deGrss
may together help create right PUBLIC
opinion. and show In many ways social
and cooperative spirit. Organization has
become necessary In the business world:
and IL has accomplished much for good
In the world OF labor: Y is no less neees-
f.F fla "A
the grange movement is good In itself
and is capable Of weil-nigh infinite fur
kept to lis own legitimate business. The
benefits to b. derived by th1 association
OF farmers for mutual advantage arc
partly economic ana partly sociological.
Currency Reform.
Amendments to the present currency
laws are asked for, nnd after showing
that present laws are inadequate becaus.
OF III. wild. ruetuaiion OF Interest
The mere statement of these facts
shows that our present system !. s.ri-
change. Unfortunately, however. many
Of the proposed changes must he ruled
complicated. are not easy OF comprc-
hcnsion. and tend To disturb rxistin<
rights aud interests W. must also
teriaiiy impair the valu. Of the United
States two per cont bands now pledged
TO secure circulation. the issu. OF
euiIariy cr-ditahi- To- tn" treasury.
do not press any special plan. Various
gsp.r, s sommI,,sss 81 ssnIprs' I''sn Nm.n,. ns
,h. plans which are possibly f~asibi.
and which CERTAINLY should r-celv.
brought to your stt.ntion by the prUs.
ont SECRETARY Of the treasury. the -s-
s-uiiai features Of which have been
and business men According To this
plan national banks should be per-
ini',Sd TO Issue a srssiasd preper,ien
Kind. the issue 20 he taxed nj 80 hIsh
a rate as to drive the notes back Nhs %
plan would NO, p-rtnI' the issue os
pran,s. but TO NEE, the .nsrEcnsy pre-.
". again ask. for frus trade with this
country for IN. Philippines AMI In IN.
~ mi. s.,in,r, in shs isias,.is' ani ssys
IF No have erred 10 the phIiirrin.s u
has been In proceeding loo. rari'iiy In
th- direction Of granting large uirAs.
uTs of s-lf.easeFnfneat"
Naturalization Of Japs.
President Roosevelt sraFrs Han rran.
cisco and other Pacific eoas, cities for
makes ,hr faiiswins .-so,nI.s~aiaiisns:
an as, ss ra..sd ssse,n.sii, providing ter
here tnirudlnz 10 breatnr American cit.
is.ns. ono Of the great e'ntusrrassmrnts
,.,s's,las,, ' ss.,irs,is,,s ~ ,h. a., ,sni
the statutes Of tho tfHitri States soS-
rfnsnrai stu sn;irriF Inadequate. They
saflCisn,iy afnpie rsppF. through uhi,ssi
States courts ant bS The use Of the
army and navy. 20 rfu,rct ailens IN ,hs
iTesiiss which are the Law % tho land.
Z therefore earnestly recommend tha,
limited States ip~ 80 atnrssirsi and nsi,irsi
90 as 20 runh'1 the president. acting Tot
the Tailed states government. whirh Is
iiois, 90 enforce the rights sf aliens Ip.
der treaties. ESsn as the la~ n"w is
ssssramsn, TO toward This his .sL. an AMI e'a, n ,fs
matter nov before mo afr-C,inR the jap.
anesp. everything that u ls IN my poser
military and civil. as. the rni,si mates
which I may lawfully erlripy Will b
80 so ,,,s ,sisss ~ .,ss,, SHOULD ~ ,ss s"ss,s: , II II
i'sr,nrin and sntofes is own esiissiiars
s,y y "s. may g a. any ,s igi rsssofm =, acts hs =,
tawirss VIOLENCE against some class of
setsisns,s ShIch Eeala ,, nlsnEs ss ln,n
less 10 make defense aeaius, the TOE.
eisu power thus assaulted. and " lnds:
newer venture to Perform ar .sr,nii ths
performance OF the acts complained Of.
The entire power and the whole duty 20
Ing community lies in the hands of the
United States government. IL is un-
thinkahie that NE should continue a rni.
iry under which q given inraiity may b
allowed 20 commit a crime against a
friendly nation. ard the United Htates
government limited. not to rresenilns
the commission Of the crime. but. In the
last resort. TO defending the people who
have committed " against the curisa.
guercrs nf their own wFenEduinEs"
American citizenship shpuin bc con.
ferreJ on the ritiznrs of Porto EIco.
The harbor OF gan Juan in Porto HIco
shnuti he tirrSiGrsf and IriIrroVrsl The
expenses Of the federal court Of Porto
IlCo should he met from the FEDERAL
treasury The administration of the az.
fairs af Porto Itico, together with those
of the Philippines. Hawaii AMI our other
insuiar possessions. should all he dircrt-
esi under one executive department.: hy
preference the department OF state or the
department Of war.
Cuban Intervention.
Ths rebellion tn Ctilss and the Incl.
dents leaiing " TO The establishment q