Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
AUTHORITY
ESSENTIAL, SAYS
Mr.. hAGEL
Inconsistencies Of State Con-
troI Show That Corporations
Should be Placed Under Ma
tiOaal Charter


I
Kansas cry. Moa NoN lN.---setivs
ana rational cooperation hetweef
! the natinna ud state authorities I:
fhse irieiy esss nf tu q snceessi n
solution of th common prohlems
1 with which shef are soth confronted
/ This WIS thc 81 inion expressed to-
+, night hy Charles Na-ie. secretary
| commerce ana lihtT. in IA s,sate-s
| delivered at 80. sixteenth anHEll
| benquet of the ilon-ls City ro5nmer
eiai club
~ declared himself bcli-er IA
| both stat, aud national apsf.r5ty,
saving that he r-sa the consii,u 81,
ia moan that integrity of Aofa sas
/ guaranteed
-'fhc old restrictions npsr feisr.il
.thoriig na fed rl ..Ppr spg.ailai.s
haze been swept away. me - a..
"Ceneialh tn an directions aa Did
barrier has broken down ind il IS
admitted in practice. ii not ai ne
platform. that national auth sity j.
tttniNtely essential 20 tnf9t aaiienal
lr as'efns as they RON pres ~ lhrm
s.it-s
so far va have ~ n-. ioin-
mfrcial corporations t71t nIe.' their
authorits an anytime hit state -u-
thority The ineanVe Nee tf hat
system even ln our INT rs-a-e con1-
megce. hns been sufficiently drne n
stratcd- I am persu tdti t7at ~"
conflicts the ineonsisfa nsi"s and lhs
einlarnssments with res pcct TO inter-
state commerce 1lcna axe ftfoHgn to
call fDr the of q nization of corpora
uons under federal charters
The secretary declared there is
pressing necessity for - develop
ment ~ foreign commefce and thai
We ale proceeding as il were. obliv-
ions to IT, Referring briefly 10 the
past campaign he said ne deplored
,he fact -that So mueh OF the time
and energy az those who participated
were wasted upon questions Of per-
sonal controversy, upon thc heraldins
O.. co.irava giant ideas that can accom-
piish little beyond retarding actual
progress and upon mere party ccn-
such gravity Immediately confronting
as thai S n,r have scarcely been
given serious public consideration.
Mr. Marcel SOS the principal speaker
at the dinner Foreign Commerce.
sgas IFS subject About seven hun
dred guests We're present Other
speakers were J ~ Moss. OF Nil
NaMkcc who spoke On business
Ethics and Governor john F. Shat
lroih of Colorado. whose subject was
Tho west Governor J. Y. Sanders
OF Louisiana sent his regrets.
'rhe dar not far distant when
viii dedicate not only
itq money blit It's business genius to
society: when it viii have it's honor |
feil 80 mon s. ho WIFI gladly conse
rate their business talent To the |
promotion ~ ethical ideals and who, |
% the hrur 81 moral stress and con- |
fusion win utter the Illuminating /
word and organize ethical endcavur |
within the very CRIME and sweat pf |
susincss itself
This WAS the declaration Of John /
T. Mess former president u the i
and Manufacturers asso-
'iation of Milwaukee.
Social and moral impulses of men /
ire being felt more in the business /
ife of today Than ever before in ihe
history oi American business life. he
sserted
Fairness in commercial life. hon
sty i'm dealing with the customer ana
consistent attempt toward the elc-
atien of business morals WAS being
hy the oIganization Of |
clubs and similar ore?n-
q tions throughout not only this
ouniry. but the entire world he said. L
'he average merchant, be explained,
Il defending the business man is
onest es is demonstrated bN the
redit business of the day.
Governor John T. Sharoth Of Colo
ado said in part
"Nhet Is the west Wherever ! go
bay point to some place farther
way
THE John JAY treaty provided that
treat Britain should surrender west
gn outposts. among which was
Ort Pitt. where Pittsbure now stands
obodN would think of calling Pitts
urg west nov.
The states 81 the wcsI are two and |
half times the size of those OF the
lst. The west produces more than |
alf uf tho corn, wheat and oats OF
be- entire country