The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-03
PRESIDENT BUSY ON
PROGRAM FOR THE
SHORT SESSION
Executive Determined There
Shall Be No Necessity for
Extra Session of Congress,
Leaders In Consultation.

Washington. uoc 3~.-pTssidsut Wi
SON ls comforting with tho leaders uf
congress with reference to q logisla-
tive program tor the third session OF
the SiNt1-thlrd congress. -heriuninE
next Monday 81 much time neros-
s,fill must bt USED boz considering che
appropriation bills that the general
program must Do yerN limited The
administration apparently is d"t"rm-
ned tina there shall be mo- extra sees
sion next summer -o the president
must make ysr5 Iarpit selections o. hc
Beg to get favored measures through
without too great risk of compcltur
an extra session to pnish with the sup
pts bills
Conservation viii undoubtedly have
AN important plt., ON AT. Wilson 8
ust Two -watsrrower bills have
passed the house and are fHy"r'd hY
Che president. having been improved.
from the viewpoint 90 the cun,erra-
.nunists over q, form iu which they
we're introduced The president MAY
also urge 10 bii which extends tho pole
Sos ui ieasigg public lands follow ing
the mode ~ the Alaska iea-iug btl
AANn NthNihHNN Wf. NAf VIII 'HNA w
position ben th, senate
THE mNsier, surrounding the fate OF
the hul has NOT lct been
spl,rde. Tht president has continued
-uuu-cunmital r~,garding this l"sI-lI-
rion. which h,- uH--ed both houses %
radically different forms ana n moss,
ap aiting 20 conference This tII .s
one OF the pets 90 union lat.t Nee
curdine Co lts opponents les provisions
are uhully lncnu.i-.e ,lt with thr bu-.
ness policy Which must be- fuiion ,d nf
shin owners DO thse are o. ilk. fuIl
advantage uf their privileges under the
-hlp REGISTRY lHH. During che present
period Of trap-U. H it nlEh rmuHr-
ras- the admlu.slr.tio Nevertheless
the unions are likely to Insist chat
This least DO ruarted. despite the
argument thst 20 may haudi.Hp the
growth of tho American mefrhaut mH-
riue
member VIII INSIST again upun iNr
Hunfi smith bil r%rutidinE fur ruf-
erumeni loans oH cotton The, ii
at least suppuu tmendmeni- Geo th"
federal RESERVE a.l vhich tines utef-
booked lea Do ihst session Boz their cas-
eruess 90 forrr rHt oNernmcnt Iufu
cotton zpccuil unu and which accord
ng 90 the reserts BOARD. wuuld hHfg
ncreased the lending power 90 thr rr-
serve banks hatiuF deaiiugs with th,
south tn the extent ~ stse GOO Huh
Not the least important among the
measures Nhlrh Cungfcss must COM
slider soon Is the railway mail pas hilt.
The president hs hs siiencs has praC-
%tioaliy approved the MoUu bin whivh
b backed hy Postmaster General Bur
Lesson. and virtually Turns the assisted t
postmasterships over tn tho s%poilsmen.
This hll also provided Cor "a less rste
.of compensation to The railroads than
provided by the Bourne hlii. Nhlrh has
been worked uut ur Is scientific meas
are. The railroads are cntAusiasti,
ufcf The Bourne hlil. and the prc-i-
Gent may be- forced into a definite po-
-itinn soon.
The shackieford- Bryan good roads
bill has PASSED the house and awaits
action Us the senate THIS h q gifl
90 the states of SIS. 900. Gee. Another
bin has been PREPARED emhodyine a
scienfifss plan 81 federal aid 90 road
buiiding Here ssaln the president
mus make a choice,
The house has alen sent a. the sen
ate two consici labor bills one max