Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-27
.GOVERN WILSON
GIVES VIEWS ON
PROBLEMS Of
SOCIETY
President Elect Fayors Nation
al Bureau of HEALTH No
Medical Trust Contemplated
Thereby
QUESTION OF STATES
RIGHTS B0BS UP

NdllOlldl Law PRESENTS Dlt-
ticuItes Which Are Not Eas-
lily Overcome,
~, uornlng Jenuai special leased wireI
llohokrn y. a., Jan 20. President.
cloci Wilson addressed today a pfl
waite gathering of prominent social
workers nc the home OF Mrs CAROLYN
D. Alexander. where he and his fam
ill were Weekend guests Ia state
ment given out by Mrs Alexander set.
Ting forth Governor wilson's remarks.
he Is quoted as declaring that In for
wardlng the moA cment for national
bureau of health. IL was desired 10
remove the impression that the gov
crnor expected O. set up "a medical
trust The governor is reported aa
having said that there was no nien-
tion TO put any school OF medicine IL
eharsc Of national health projects. hut
that all schools Of medicine should
work Ia harmony on me question of
sanitation which be considered most
important.
Several speeches were made en-
bfaclng Immigration. labor prison
contract labor. workmcn's cOmpensa-
ton ana industrial relations. No news
papcrmen were admitted and Cover
nor Wilson could not he reached To-
night % make any comment on the
conference The statement. given out
at the Alexander home. duotes thu
prcsideni-cleci as saying
Every subject treated here today
engaged my deep interest and enthusi-
nsm. Mv enthusiasm ~ IN proportion
generally to The practicahllity ST
scheme ] always have btth eases II
forward general principles hut I do
not feel the breath on my lungs until
see tho practical elan hope sou
win always come 20 me With plans
and you may count on me 10 consider
those plans With Interest ana friend
lincr'.
Most Of the things thal YOU have
spoken Of are without political em-
harnssmeni 0ne that does hnNe po-
lltlcal embarrassment Is tho health
department project.
ALREADY in dealing with medical
education IN New Jersey we have had
political difficulties because Of the
various independent schools of medi-
cine that hare sprung up ON all sides.
There * fear In many minds that
we are about % set up what has been
called medical trust ana u IS very
desirable 90 remove that ldea | have
never seen any serious proposal to
put any particular school Of medicine
In charge Of the national health
with regard 10 tho ohildfens
bureau. another aimilnr difficulty ex-
lists. My own party IN some of It's eie-
menis represents a very strong stnte's
rights feeling Ii Is vcry plain that
you would have 70 30 ~ ich farther
than most interpretations of the eon-
would allow u you We're tu
Give to the government general con-
rol over child labor throughout the
country. II Is important TO make L
,vrerally understood that the purpose
VI your hurouu Is to collect and CO.
irdnatc information on the subject.
~ want, above an things, to obey
he confidence Of and 70 have nc my
ervice the Information and COUNSEL
II those who are engaged In these
things. Most Of the Vital
iy of public action comes from out
ide the government The government
l0es not originate II responds 70
,uhlic opinion Nou an are 70 regard
as forces playing upon the
government. and hope that during
he next four voars YOU will find =
enative part of the government at
ho top
A. J McKeivaY secretary for the
omthorn sintes ef the national child
lbor committee, and chairman of thu
uyenio advisory committee Of tho
hlldrons council Of Washington. =.
\ while speaking on Washington
+ IA Model CITY, criticised the sys-
nm of government OF the District eE
'ommhia. as controlled by men with
itcrcsts lu speculative real estate.
Commenting on this, Governor
wilson IS reported In the statement az
iyirs
"pr McKelway excited me because
& nut under my nose fresh trait.
id the kind Of a tran that | always
lll follow with zest"
Tho governor planned to be at the
ate house. Trenton, n. J tomorrow.