Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-15
FALL HINTS J. s. WILL
 INTERVENE
Refuses to Commit Himself But Implies Mexican People win Never be Able Settle Own
 Troubles Without Nations Aid
Fall is Opponent of Present PoIi- cy in Westinghouse Gather ing Material on Mexican QueS- ton for Address in Senate

According to United States Senator A. B. Fall of New Mexico, who was in inc city last night, the Mexican uues- ticn is by no means settled and in his opinion never will be until some pow CT outside Of Mexico does settle it Whether the solution will be inter- yention by the United States or by some other power. or in some other way the senator refused to commit himself. However. he made it very evident that he has little faith in the ability of the Mexican people to set tle the problems which now confront them
 Senator Fall, both in looks. man. ners and methods of thought is a typ ical westerner He has lived in this country for over a quarter of a cen tury and has always been prominently identified with the great southwest. At present he is the senior '. s. sen ator from New Mexico and is probably the best known man in that state He has large property interests in the state. both in mining and ranching. and he has also had interests in Mex icO with which country he is probab- ly more familiar than any other man in the senate today.
 Senator Fall is a republican and is a consistant opponent of the present administration. though not a bitter one Probably never before in the history of the country did a senator from a new state attain such promi- hence as Senator Fall did when he en- tered that august body as a represen- tatiye from New Mexico. In few months he took rank as one of the deepest thinkers and ablest debaters in the senate.
 His specially was Mexico and his speech on the subject of intervention and condition in the southern repub- lie was accounted one of the ablest ever delivered He was firm in the belief that the only solution of the problem was intervention and last night he said that events since then had vindicated his position and he believed would continue to do so. But he was a minority senator and his ideas could not prevail, though there is little doubt that he represent ed the sentiment of the section from which he comes He was assailed by the democratic leaders and the parti- san press, particularly the New York World. but stood firm even though un- able to change the policy of the major ity
 Senator Fall said last night that since his return from Washington following the adjournment of congress last month he has been gathering material on the Mexican situation from all sources, but that 1t was for his own information, as he believed some member of the senate should have first hand information on the question Whether he will use this information in a speech fin the senate when it next conyenes, he did not say Congress convenes in December but adiourns for the holidays and little lueiness is transacted until after the new year. and the senator is not cer- tain that he will return to Washing t-n in December
 Never in the history of the coun- tfv was there congress so subser. yiept to the win of the executive as the present one" said Senator Fall lasl night And yet l don't know that I can blame them" he reflected .Nilson is the big chief and if they expect to accomplish anything they lave to work with him. But ] do mol consider that what they have accom- plisned has or win be of great bene flt to the country
 Personally l believe the policies ol tbe present administration have mucf more to do with the present iinancia depresgion than the European war though the administration is trying to placa the blame there. Pracucalll the only measure passed by the ad miuistration that is now law is th' tari4 measure. and 1t has done mucl more harm than good Without WIG would be in much better condition Tn tako advantage of the market which the European war affords U than we now are.
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