Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-08-26

Friday, August 90.
Morning Session--"The Growth 0
Administrative Commissions
Address by Governor Edward +
Dunno of Illinois.
Discussion.
Afternoon Session-"The Growth o
administrative Commissions" (Con
tinuedD Discussion.
At the close OF the afternoon ses
sion, the governors will inspect tht
convictbuilt roads of Colorado. They
will first go over the Colorado Springs,
Canon City road, which was built By
convict labor and has heen declared
ITO be not only one Of the most beal-
tiful and picturesque drives in the
state, but one of the best constructed
mountain roads in the west. They
will then visit the Garden of the Gods,
which is a part of the park system Of
the city of Colorado Springs; and
passing through Manitou, will inspect
the road in Ute Pass. This road,
which follows the general line of the
trail made centuries ago by the Ute
Indians, was recently rebuilt by con.
vict labor, and is splendid speci
men of mountain road building. 1t is
ia part of the Lincoln Highway OF
Colorado.
Saturday, August 80.
Morning Session--"State Assump-
ton of Nomination and Election Ex.
penseS."
Address by Governor Simeon F.
Baldwin of Connecticut.
Address by Governor Joseph NJ
Carey of Wyoming.
Discussion.
Afternoon Session---"State Assumn,
ton of Nomination and Election E,y-
penses.' (Continued.) Discussion.
Following the sessions on Saturday
the governors will visit Pixies Peak !
Cheyenne Canons, Cripple Creek, Will
liams' Canon, the Cave of the Winds.
Ancient Cliff Dwellings, Crystal Park,
Ped Mountain and various other
points of interest in the Pixies Peak
region Many of the governors also
and the national sanitarium of the
Modern Woodmen of America.
The next week the governors will
De the guests of Governor f. NJ. Am,
mons and of the city of Denver, in q
visit to Denver and trip through the
northern parts of Colorado's rich agri.
cultural sections, and to Estes Park
The following governors have sig
,ified their intention of attending the
Emmet O'Neal of Ala
'ama: George w. P. Hunt of Arizona;
feorge w. Hayes of Arkansas Elias ,
g. Ammons of Colorado; Simeon F.. ,
Baldwin of Connecticut: Charles r.
liller of Delaware; Park Trammell ,
# Florida: John M. Slaton of Georgia ,
edward F. Dunno Of Illinois George ,
/. Hodges of Kansas. William r.
1aines Of Maine; Phillip L. Goldsbor- Z
ugh of Maryland; Adolph O. Ebe" :
ardt of Minnesota; S. V. Stewart Of :
1ontana: John n Morehead Of Ne 4
raska; William c. Mcdonald of New i
Iexico; l.. B. Hanna of North Da q
ota; Cole L. Blease of South Carol
Ia; O, B. Colquitt Of Texas; William O
pry Of Utah William Hodges Mann
T Virginia; Ernest Lister of Wash.
lgton; Francis F.. McGovern of Wis
onsin; Joseph M Carey of Wyom- ]
*.
The report of the rural credits
ommssion was presented to the con,
'rence this afternoon by Gordon
ones of Denver, in the absence CT
enator Fletcher. its chairman
Farmers of the United States
)eedily must come to an understand ~
g of the value of organization and u
1ion of forces in producing and sell v
e farm crops, and in the financing
agricultural operations in this coun. I
y is to keep pace with the develop. q
ent of European nations. c'
This was the massage from the II
merican Commission on Rural II
redits, delivered to the Conference y
Governors here today in a report W
: Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, o.
orida. chairman of the commission. la
ad by Gordon Jones of Denver. The In
st general report upon the eXter- W
We European investigation made by
e American Commission, under Joint &C
thority of congress, the govern. til
ents of 20 states and the Southern W
Congress, was laid be- cc
re the governors in Senator Fletch- ce
s paper. with recommendations for IN
creased activity by the states in the ~,
tension of rural credits, and coope- d, D.
ton farming enterprises.
The commission is deeply i'm
assed with the vital Importance of a M
oroughly organized and united I'll
population said Senator Fletcher.
an authorized statement from the
which he included in his G..
bort ar
In this respect the countries of Sc
rope offer lesson which may not sis
lg be disregarded in America with So
serious consequences. The agri- an
tural interests of most European 40,
lntries visited by the commission lin
, organized along one or more OF ho
!, following lines:
Credit, production, distribution ans'
'ial organization for the better.
mt of country life" rei
senator Fletcher made 1t clear that MS
phatic recommendation would be ev'
de for system of rural bankins CO
ough which farmers could secure On
ter loans, and through which thew he
Id finance their own cooperative mel
ducing, buying and selling organi mi
ions.
resident Wilson's recent statement VIZ
distinct system of banking
st be provided for If rural credits
to be successfully and adequately r