The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-27

IN explaining the report made hy
the market committee 10 the uHaorln-
ton 90 the Denver convention Mr..
lastro stated hat the committee
stoud spuaroly back Of the federal
trade commission. IT, findings Of fact
are eNHctlv in accordance with what
w have charged The remedies pro-
posed ARE mot radical; ON the other
hand. they promise the maximum
amount Of benefit. without disturb.
HuCsn tu the industry. /. Boz most mn.
fortunate for both the producer uu.i
the consumer w TINT reports sent 90
The press misr"proHonted views NO
D. "a tho public hos received am on.
ufrlN wrong conception OF IT, h.liot.
Ius That The government uwusrHhip
Hud operation or the packing plants
wus recommended
frs rurkrfa Mf Ilairn t1utnu
ti. Iu Thor" statements urpIfIuE tu
o.. federal trade comm asIuu. offered
uu ss UurH objection tn three of the
rDwrdI sa proposed which referred o.
tpkiuE over the stock and r,fUuttu.
Tor cars, and tho control Of tho stock
Yards They dtd protest against Civ.
Iur up any OF thoir stomgc aud
branch. huuz. facilities ~ hat part
ui tho federal trade should
mot prove practical the same result
could ns accomplished hi ths huildiuE
uf additional HtuftF, fuDihueH uN the
government. open 20 ul un equal
term.
Tho attitude OF the packers to.
ward the bills nov before congress
rmbod,iug the remedies proposed. iH
% matter ui deep Douttru 90 both pro.
IU,nt ami consumer. 70 Viii Dee tho
tsst la Co. whether thDt rrullt wish 60
cooperate. ON u fair ana democratic
basis. Tor the permanent solution Of
the food pruil'W uf the nation. or
whether fI,t prupuss Co. MAX, H Utht
tu maintain th,Ir monopoly ~ Co
tIt present uml tNtIf lhrH of zoe
operation HppsHrs to have t.sn wholly
confined Co cooperation Tor securing
tho greater production They have
steadily lruuIpI ON, ftet that Tho pro-.
duD,Is afu equally Interested W the
packers side OF tH, business that lH.
d.ffruuuuu. NuI until thp pH,ktfa
~r,urrir thut these two things pro.
du,iIuu Hud distribution. uru pHrt uf
Uu. problem. Co uv worked uut BE-, tho
producer packer and consumer Hli
,~u.uu,rttuE. thor, pau Do, nu rDll get
frE tuEptHyr mo- permanent solution.
4 Willingness ut this time. uu the part
of the packers so accept remedial les
.Hf.uu uuulU Eu .tr tuvU rl oHtull 3d..
ing friendly relations 900 around
~iui- nli
ln regard Co legislation M Jas.
iru declared. "th, market committee
Is not committed tu The exact terms
uf Hrt particular hsl w .ro fuI
that bl which stands tre best chance
uf puHstgp. uud at th, same time HU-
rumplIshri the fundamental things.
The ultimate, solution eft the problem
lies urft. bee federal regulations Soc.
oni. iu restoration of competition.
aUI. Third, m government ownership
H.-.I a.. .H...a.H a.. .....UN..
ties Of tho FIRST and second of those.
We should not resort a. The third Tie
hills now before ,uugfyrs are drawn
ON thut thVuT. Then are two ot
them ON, Boz tho Sims hIll which ln
substance iH the hlll prepared hN th,
federal trade commits u1. uud handed
Cos The president shortly before hIs
departure for Europe, 10 Mt Sims
with a., request that % %, introduced
boz congress aud action aloul the son.
trul lines of the hll secured Tho
was don, on December 10
kcndri'L Hll.
The other BIN be- the krniriUk hill.
Introduced uu January g. of This ear
NN Senator kpudurh Both hIlls ur,
boo Iurmouh aud accomplish IN, same
results boz different WAYS both uF,
chiefly devoted to Go, establishment
uf public control of the Instrument
and agencies Tor mHrk,tIuE livestock
and for the transportation, sturtg,
ana distribution of meats and Other
food products TO the ,uuHum,' Th,
Sims hlll WAS drawn up while tht
ruuutrN WIS ut WuI n gave the pres.
Ii,ut very broad amt lIhyrntiuuurN
powers. even permitting hum 20 GOO.
Iuiry and Operate the stotkA uris, no.
iuEsrutDr curs. Dolt--tortgu plants
aud branch houses of the packcrs
through such agencies o., might I'd,
lrct. it,nlizing that MI lustro cuu
uuurd, With thy wa oW,rp'u,N over
congress was not likely 90 pass IN,
Sims htll Senator kondriCk iutroduv.
oi his hill, the main features of which
arc urrt, separating the sturkNufl'
from packer ownership and control
second, requiring the railroad com