The Detroit times., 1913-09-01
ARllERS'TO
ILDUP FARMS.
{6r Fletcher, of Florida,
~ Facts Before Meeting
a. Governors
UNITS TO SUCCESS OF
CIyEllE IN FOREIGN LANDS
ofkings Of Recently Upheld
Ey Dolnced Railroad Tariffs to
Be Reviewed

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, Sept.
w s--necommsnding many changes In
3xno banking and currency laws and
<AavocAtlug . system whereby the
IInemngu OF the country Will be able
~ borrow money for longer terms and
~ lower rates OF interest than at
Y tRoo6nt Senator Fletcher. Of Florida.
Et60xS addressed the sixth annual con-
kvootloo Of the National Conference OF
H0Utornors. Tha conference. composed
{Ne Govornoco, ex-governOrs and gov
ypenogo-elect from the different states
{4t ~ Union. which was organized at
I1ho lnotinttoh Of President Roosevelt
HI leol convened here today. Because
TX tAe importance Of legislation pend
Ine - the national congress and In
DoDonGo q hae been the custom OF the
Presentation In the past to take up
1oA Oatters and base laws for new
|1u1o1okjoA On the discussions. this
poyso eoaeorunee was expected TO b
- 0pot important yet held.
Donotoe Fletcher was one OF the
00w ~ ere noG members OF the con-
Doo 70 b invited TO address the
nep oxoCuGivea, He was chosen be-
n1oos Oe HIS interest in, the recent
npqnntooa Of IN American commits
9o9 nto the farmers loans and bank
|1~4 ouotomo Of . dozen European
yoonetSoA Senator Fletcher described
q the best systems of Europe
~ N43A farmers abroad through gov
n1n11 and cooperative banks are
0oaoy ct . much lower rate of
C4oot md for much longer periods
@1 NJ - vogue In the United
- This aystem, declared Sen
& Ilpechsr, IL the chief reason for
wonderfully eGcient farms
oG1oat Germany. France and H0l-
Il = Imperative, declared the
~ Senator. that the Uhited
4 ~ mahe Il possible for American
logo - enjoy the same benefits II
ec9ntFy u to set the best out Of
< ~ 0nt in4nofry ~ agriculture
~ne s0UUosvf-t1e~ most fuportxnf
No. which will be formally pre-
&<nd ~ schedu3ed speokees and aft
rds -. The subject Of open dis
u10n are 49,
state Department Of Emciency
HconOmyS TO be presented by
osnefs Cruce. Of Oklahema, and
III, o. Warrington; "Distrucr Of
4l1turoe; the Cause: the Rem
+ ~ ~ presented by Governor
~ ~ kanses: xThs Growth Of
\ D1n1otrative Commissions" to be
~ hy Governors Dunno. Of I'LL
NJ Hanna. 81 North Dakota;
~ Assumption Il Nominal ton and
a. ~ AaA
l. o&ofDor3 Hn11win, OF Connect
- Carey, dWyoming.
Goxornogs Harmon. OF Ohio;
~. Of Missouri. and Aldrich, OF
nekA today prepared to an
m4p formally the success of the
~ n their light before the United
foe onueerne ccaart through the re-
01ci1lou Of that court in the
IN Hinnasota rate cases. These
e executives were appointed at the
Ao4kerence to prepare and file
g1o0 IN there cases, the night
1k 0o4 railroads having been
eaoly chanpioned and super
eG4 By the sovsrnors' confer.
R np4RG important report which
e~UuBod t0r today or tomorrow
Qn ~ committee appointed
1Doe - prepare q, bill to be sub
altoe it, approval by two
~ he eOvsrnctrs, to the legis-
- a. several states providing
- NDeah1ishaent| OF rural credit
- mogtgaqb societies and
taeivo tuylng md selling asso-
e = aese the Ineeds Of the peo-
- United G)Ates engaged in
TAh gbmmitfee 10 com
@ 0evernor9f O'Neal. Of Ala
ennirMnn: bnan. Of Virginia:
q OHIO; jNC0ovsrn. Of WIS
~ VEN 49,. bf Massachusetts,:
~ q Wyomiqg: johnson, OF Cali
- Piaialhsd. Of Maine. and