The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
BLOW no RURAL CREDITS.

It is inexplicable- opposition of the national adm
traon and the majority in congress to rural credits t
fully remarks the Boise Statesman. Above ALL the NAT
needs the added agricultural stability and the increased
ducveness that rural credits would provide Yet the adm
stration refuses permit this most beneficial Legislation
be advanced while having Disseminated heavily against
to the administration.
The other day in the house effort to continue the
committee on rural credits was defeated Chairman Oh
sought have the committee continued after the commit
land mortgage bill presented. He explained that
committee desired time to prepare the personal ere
pan necessary supplement to the mortgage bank cle
But the effort failed.
There goes the last chance of rural credits Legislation
this session of congress- remarked Republican Leader Nam
That is about the size of it and it is regrettabe
It in the previous session.
How much longer will the fundamentals of American
dustry be neglected and damaged while adminsrat
and legislators give the bulk Of their time to politics.
The matter of the obligation of the United States un
the Monroe doctrine protect the property interests as
las the lives of the subjects of foreign nations in Mexico
long prohibit them from doing does not seem to
of sufficient consideration to jar the administrator
dream of peace and security through "watchfu wang
The murder of American citizens land and has bec
of such common occurrence to create nothing mo-
than ripple the surface of the placid deamland oce
What if England, Of the European countries not
gagged In war, should send warshp to the Mexican wat
and land bunch of marines for the purpose Of protec
their citizens in the rights guaranteed them under the o
doctrine, having failed to do sog Would there bel
policy? Would not this administration get a hd
II not it would most certainly violate its traditions and p
tees up to date This dawdlng procrastnaton and seem
indifference in the Mexican matter is reckless bid for cred
troubles and it would have doubt occurred long e
this but for the fact that the European nations have h
hands at present pretty much all they give attention
Captain f. G. Davis Of Boise is out with an announoema
OF his candidacy for and declaration of prn
upon which he proposes to stand both candidate for
ton and executive after election, should per-
upon his banner The captain is the first candidate to
his sombrero into the and follow it up with speech
the first Republican candidate, that is Moses of course
been making political speeches, and preaching political
mons in the gentle churches and denying the faith of
Hebrac fathers and sanmng his jewish brethren by
cy declaring his avowed purpose of not appointing any
them to office, and trying to array the farmers against
town folk, since he broke into the campaign
years ago Moses has had very busy time outside of off
hourswhich is about all the time Captain Davis deliver
an address at Nampa last week. which the 'sunrse GU
in his campaign for governor and he said some right 60
things, one Of which IL elected promise before
that shall keep faith with the people and do my duty viii
seems to have been something Of job heretofore for
who have occupied that office.