Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-02
continued from page One)

to fofe's" liant imports will inevitab- Ia
taken 10 P,norts. force curtailment OF on
ly cur''" load the banking machin- sp
produ.''.,,,a ,,,a country with credits TO at
cry Oh nld products and produce In I'M
carry I''a I,.,c,otjon and und unemploy- er
dus'ri', ,,,.. want to sell we must be &C
mne' 80 buy. Whatever there- AZ
prepa bnye been our views during ei
fore me- '+a ~ growth of American busi- II
the pe'lo e.r,ing tariff legislation we W
NJ ,s, ,ow adjust our own ecoho''''o ''l, u
muo hanged condition srowihe gu. y, 0
Fac, that American business iuN
vo w. and that America as ''' e'e"'
Ri",rItalist in the world.
eS' ,so,ntion Policy Scored "
,,,,, ~ isolation will satisfy the
.au,ing neds and opponents oi A'le,
rhe provincial STANDARDS ana po'-
T"' - the past, which nave heiu
ic'o' buslness as IL In straight
,,,,st Weld and give way TO the
4 ~'N ,na exigencies OF the new day IN
heVo ,,e live. a day full OF nope ana
WIN TO-, Cor American business, II we
In int take advantage Oh t'e oppo'
.,ni,lcs that are ours Tor the asNine'
~, rccent war has ended our isoi"''o'
IA tnrown upon us great uu'S '"u
az" o,s,bllity. The United states lhuS'
80 the expanding worid marhe''
sn"' rr,.i,ed states desires for itself ohiy
,,ol onportunity with the other ma
euu ,he world and that through
uo''' ,cosa of friendly co-operatioh
"'' r.,. comuetition the legitimate m
,aro.,s Of the nations concerneo may
.,ccossrully and equitabiy ad1oS'eo'
Relief for Soldiers.
,,o orc other matters of import
,,r upon which urgea ae'io'' "' '''u v
la 49,, s,esion Of congress which are s'i
o.,,,,e for solution, am SURE ~ -
,.ccssary for me again To reihi"'
,rot there Ia one immediate "n'
a., practicable question resui''''
~, war which we should NEE
49,, most liberal spirit. II is a mat
III .ocncnition and relief to ou
.o,diers / ca do no petter '''ai' =
80 from my last message urBln
tbis very action:
,,,,,,, ,,uet see to II that our return
,,.,diers are assisted In every pra'
.i,,In .'s y,v 70 find the places for whic
&c., are fitted in the daily work or III
w, ,,,,rr This can be done by develol
ing Aid maintaining upon a' 'ue''u"
sca,e the admirable organization ere''
,a NV the department OF LABOR TOT p',
too men seeking work; and IL can az
8. aonc in at least one very great iie'
nv creating new opportunities ior
aividual enterprise.
Industry Needs Attention.
L. ,ha matter of tariff legislation
har ~ call your attention to the STA
=, contained In my last MESA
rrr,n, legislation with reference TO
os,,IlIshment of the chemical ana q.
siuffs industry in America.
A-,orr the Industries to whlch n
rial consideration should DE gwen
that of the manufacture oil oyes'o
and related chemicals. Our colhp'
depcudence upon German suppiieS
fore the war made the interrup'ioi
tr.de a cause of exceptional ecoho
dis,urronce, The close relation
t,yee, the manufacturer of dSestu
nm thc one hand, and of explosives
,ojeorcus eosos on the other mi
over has given the industry an eH'
tonai Significance ana Naiuc'
thpuoh the United States VIII ~
and unhesitatingly join in the prog
of international disarmament ~
nevertheless. be a policy OF opV
nru,rn,cc 10 make certain of the
III cessfuI maintenance of many ST
and will equipped chemical plaU'S
Farmers Are Praised.
During the war the farmer
formed a vital and willing serVi'
ltN t+o n, ateriall incre'
the production of his land he sup
Ar the allies with ''
creased amounts of food necessa
keep their immense armies in the
- He indspensbly helped to wh
war But there is now seatoei'
I0I, ned of increasing the producti'
md food ard the necessaries OF me-
W. the congress to consider means
couraging effort along these llhe'
importance Of doing everythhs
bleto promote production aiohe
nomic lines to improve marhe,i'
to mike rural life more attractiN
healthful, is obvious. Woulu
y approval of the plans already pr'
noes 10 congress by the SectStoA'
culture to secure the essehtia
requ ed for the proper stuos
question, through proposeo ei
programs for farm manaseile'
dies and crop estimates.
would urge also the coh,i
of federal participation in the
OF good roads, under the terms
11V listing laws and under the dire'
AkI I'D present agencies; the ned oi
action on the part of the states
federal government to preserve
Velop our forest resources es
through the practice OF pet.e
iry methods on private hoiuii
the extension of the puphciS
llerOll forests; better support ior
.,..or schools and the more definite
lllte'' OF their courses of study aio
related to rural problems; an
provision for sanitation In ri
tries and the building up
hospital and medical faciiilies
des~ab'e reforms by fresn'
I, hensive survey made OF rurs
N (alli lions by conference compose
iesentatives of the farmers ai
agricultural agencies respoh
leadarahip