Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-13
Antitrust and Rural Credit
Legislation Next on Program
to Garry Out Administration
Policies,
NEWSPAPER REPORTS
CAUSE ANNOYANCE
Chief Executive Asserts ACts
Of 0'ShaughneSsy in Mex
leo Have Endorsement Of
Himself and Lind,
10y MORNING JOURNAL arse'Al ltAaso ~asl

on Board President Wilson's spe-
cial train Charlotte, y. a., Jan H.
ana rural credit legisa-
ton are considered Of paramount
and Immediate importance by Presl-
dent Wilson Although the Influence
of the executive will be eNerted in
behalf of other measures, as well dtr'
ing the present session OF congress
he indicated in "a conversation wiz
newspaper mcn aboard his train lu-
day that in .c immediate future tlp7e
subjects would occupy the forum OF
public attention.
The prriaCm clearly shove tines.
reforms in particular had been IN hls
mind during his vacation "a Pass
Christian. Miss. Besides sltetchlng his
trust message which viii be brief
Mr.. Wilson studied the ropnrt Of !he
commission that went abroad to study
rural credits he examined also a
hill an the subject prepared hy S,na-
tor Fletcher chairman OF the COM
mission, ard said that he had writ
ten the Florida senator asking him to-
confer with him about Il at the White
House. The president remarked that
the bin seemed sound in the main, ai-
though he thought some additions
should be made.
In giving his attention 60 the trust
aud rural credit qnestiurs. the Wesl-
dent feels chat he is carrying out not
only the promises made in the parry
platform but is fulfilling an Informal
understanding with members oi tit
senate and house who sought to
bring the subject of rural credit INTO
the discussion of the currency BIZ
ana 10 prohibit intcrloching director
ntcs and other trust evils by prov.s-
ions in both the currency and tnriii
bills.
The president is planning 10 devote
The remainder of the week To consult
tation with members Of his cabinet
and leaders in congress and will read
his trust message 20 joint session
next Monday or Tuesday.
The president said today that he
was nnadvlsed on late developments
in the Mexican situation He seemed
somewhat annoyed that Charge
O'Shaushnessy should have been
drawn into the limclght recently IN
press reports that the charge was moi
i'm harmony with John Lind ana tn-
Washington administrations.
The president had pointed out pre-
viously that when Mr.. Lind visited
him. the work Of Charge O'shaush-
messy was mentioned only in the most
favorable terms
The train ride today was a restfnl
one for the president and his family
rev stops were made but at many
of the towns and cities the special
was run through slowly whlle th'
president stood on the platform ana
waved his hat ia response 30 the
cheers At Calhoun. S. G., the Ola
homestead of Jonn g. Calho1n, SpV
cadets of Clemson military college
swarmed around the end Of the train
and gave Mr. Wilson "a noisy demon-
stration
The president will arrive in Wash
neton early tomorrow looking better
than he has in several months. liis
complexion has ruddy healthful
glow his step is brisk and sprinss
and he goes back to his duties at the
White House la much better physical
condition than he was when The strafn
lor prc-inauguration activities In New
Jersey brought him 70 Washington
last March somewhat fatigued.
II have had real vacation" he
told members of his party today with
an air of lAeen aAtlafactlnn