The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-01-06

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luoGpoc1s o4esesf II lsyignflea saler
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1890 - inoossns - ~ ioDess n,
~ 4so1urps - vkasA ~ e.ntsrs,
~ 6pl1opgat1ooe = ~ Ufth An
nual Qesona ISrigseisa cengrsss, l,
ssspaDu hese ~ wust m yenss bin,
vheah preDooss = pFsvi6s fee evvsvn'
meuonl updsvsitieG - irrigsties
49,, Vim - - ss&ivs iesss. A IN
t1nwe - psouets ~ neveuent pro
vI1ing r. n lsitfssivs law 70 go< u
seets = nahs ssarasssss also VA svi-
= Q. Hspsss, sonsuItins sasinssr
r. ~ Unlte1 oea4os roelanatiou
IeegvieoI speks h bsha1f u novesBsnt
= ~ irvigneieu sntsgpeises On Z
osUog basls than ~ bsve occupied
oo1ss ~ Casey a. Mors so-opssa-
t(ee emo~g state, vsderaI and Iniivid-
~ Intssee(s. I'D - establish TIE con-
e1sNes = Easeegn iuvsoeovs ln irriea-
eben outes1sises, ~ said, Wsrs prime
secesoltIss- He sajd Western irrign-
sten eatsrpviees nssded 70 b. popular
ise1 II ~ minds q Wsstsrn people.
- Wi - Geseesp investors. He -
elaso1 - believed few enterprises
heoeofostA wouA - developed By pri-
vuoe snpltal.
"CeaGyess viii give aid sooner when
u feo1o tAat tie Western states are Co
epuroeing dslIar fss dollar. ~ said.
0ovornos James WIthyeoubs spoks
h slmilas vein cn cooperation and
sged ths Reduction u overhead sxpsn~
- II handllng projssts.
Ihs Land must b msde available
fer ~ nan With osoc - much - for
~ nar WITH 5000. !" hs declared.
IL Orogoa lsYignticu congress sub
seantialIy connittsd itself TO this linz
e action In the unanivncus demonstra-
tioas tha& followed the recommends
ttens q Bsnatoe l. N. Day and other
spsaksrs bsfors IL second day meet
Ing.
thas resolution smhedylng The idsa
hsd already bssu prspaxsd and submit
I'D 70 TIE rssoiutiens ccmmittss and
viii b inssodueed In he report Of the
eomnittss.
Il was Senator Days address that
arystallIsed ths Sediments hat have
been sxprssssd sipcs the beginning Of
Tie congress and directed them into
dsdnitely indicated line Of action.
Plainly and unsquivocaily he do
elssed hlmssIf In favor Of stats guar
antss Of irrigation and drainage bonds.
end In fsvor Of The enactment OF law
providing for the establishment al =
nystem Of rural credits.
To secure cheap money for the do
vslcpmsnt Of irrigation and drainage, %
hs said. tbs security must b. ample
and the payment Of interest sure.
This can be secured only by either the
nation o. the state standing back Of
'hs projects.
why walt action Of eongrs.s7
Why not unite with the farmer Of
Western Oregon and put the state
back Of the bondsf The honda. to got
lhs United States back Of them. must
b. good; then Why. II the bonds ara
rood snough for the United States, are
they not good enough for the ststsf
when you have brought watsr TO
he land, you mast have . man TO farm |
.. and how is he To rot and pay for III |
he cannot pay for discounted bonds,
high Interest," charge and short-term |
payments.
"bsfors amy progress can be had In |
that direction. some system Of farm |
credit naust b. Hdpotsd which will I'D |
nit Of his purchasing on long term,
sssy paymsnts
Rural credits are essential TO the
success Of any irrigation scheme on an |
extensive scale.
We have Eastern Oregon asking |
Tor aid for drainage. and both wanting |
cheap money. We have many men
sssking homes. Why not unite all !
these and eek relief through the bal |
lotf
thsss pvojsctsY"
Mr.. Day agreed With the other
.pssksru at the congress that the |
Jenss bill providing for government |
backing Of irrigation projects 10 an ex- |
rsiisnt bill and sxpr~e~ed the hope
that u way b paced by congress.
But II II fails. he cried. ARE you
msmbsrs Of this Irrigation Congress
Roing to let even another year elapse
before taking steps to secure the relief
hat the situstion dsmandsY
The thing to do 10 to stop marking
line and get into . united campaign to
AIRY through ths measure which. by
Hotels to Charge Extra.
Washington. d. C.-Complaints re-