The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-10
CALAMITY ROWLING AND TIM
FACTS.

"a United states 10 which CROP
4 , prospects are not exception
auy good b. The extreme south. Ala
buma uud Georgia. where am UNI
prrccdcnted period of druuh has
stuntcd cotton growth end Tor e.
time caused fear 81 an almost CONT
plutc crop %faI'grr The dfouth nov
has been relieved by ABUNDANT rains
and the cotton crop promises to be
almost normal In this early stage
OF the campaign attack upon the WI
son Naturalization. when the casam-
iy bowler m GETTING tuned up to his
drcary %sing-song chant of disaster
the following from Il section 81 the
country which realty has had some
tangible cause Tor f%orhoding is re-
freshing. Commenting on the drouth
thr Atlanta journal says
what ~ we ala have "a
arouthi The blessed rain has
come. the green nelds rejoice.
and harvest hopes are quicken
ink Everyone knew hat the en-
riching showers. though belated.
were on tho way. and the wise
-husbandman toiIed STEADILY. pre-
parlng To- make the most Of OPP
portunity when " did arrive.
Business, which takes lie cue
from agri sulturo. "a heartenod.
Merchants look forward 10 a
season at active trade, manufac-
turers find "a good demand for
their products. money h easy.
ana the future shine prosper
ously.'
In "a sense conditions VA Georgia
are typical Of those In the country
az large. II the revival Of business
In the Target sense .nE nct nctpaliy
come. il Is Undoubtedly approaching
In some fields Of fnitstfy There tHs
been q drouth, hut watchful men are
confident Of relief They know that
tho sources of business nre secure
that a period or vigorous growth me
expansion is near. and that the
present, far from being O time Tor
Encouragement. should hc one Of
hopeful preparation.
commerce and Finance d pub
AratIon that is never optimistic
merely for the sake Of optimirm'
quotes the recent predictions ~
Judge Gary. of the United states
steel corporation; Mr. a. q Houston.
OF the Lukcns Iron and steel com
pany and Mr.. W. r. Thomas. prcsi-
dent ~ the nrinr Hll company, 10
,hr effect that am era 81 trade oNp1n-
sion b. at hand. o. comments Ina this
wiae
ITO thes. men and many 9th
crs mitch 81 the depression has
been sentimental president VIII
son. Il viii be remembered said
y,hologionIl. "a rcheN of the
pessimiam OF the east and par
ucularly Of Sew York. They soy
conditions are sound undamon-
talIy They see % healthier
state as result Of a rather pro-
tructed ard forced period Of
economy
Men like Judge Gary 90 not pipe
prosperity simply 90 make music
They know thereof they fpcak, nn'
tncy agree "a there b. uu cause "l
occusiou for gloomy forcshadu"ins'
iu the Unitod states,
The inh,rei1 s%ounducss and steaa'
-improyemeut 81 bdsinoss condition.
are not merely q mattcr of opini"i
hut OF record and fact The naton'
treasury department reports ina
customs feceists under The new TAR
III pre far in excess OF estimates, nu0
hat rs uuIy described .s e. iot
barometer of commerce To- Mis
souri,, Oklahoma and KANSAS Their
b. demand tot a hundred thuusan
iaboreTs 40 harvest she uueSampl'
wheat crop. Agricultural prospect
the country over ar. splendid. Ban
c%learings the country over are not'
bis greater than they were "a yea
ago. The View York Herald, whi'
hns conducted one of &C. character
lsiicaiy fair and Thorough investis'
tionf. reports hat most nanufactul
ing plnnts are workiug fui time an
are disposing n their goods az a RAJ
equal 20 production.
The calamity crookers have dor
tneir worst 60 create an atinosphei
Of depression. bot they have iaiie'
simply because there is no basic res
con for depression Tho new tnF'
mas not hurt business. The n"
banking aud currency Ian has inca
cslably helped business. Tht tor'
eom,nr trust legislation - modern'
and constructive
Good times are ahead