The Coconino sun., 1920-06-18

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 resources in relation to reclamation through the now designated govern ment agencies.
 Pointing to its history and relying on it's fundamental principles, we de clare that the republican party has the genius, courage and constructive ability to restore constitutional gov ernment; to fulfill our world obliga- tions without sacrificing our national independence; to raise the national standards of education, health and general welfare; to re-establish a peace-time administration, and to sub stitute economy and efficiency for ex- travagance and chaos; to restore and maintain the national credit, to reform unequal and burdensome taxes; to free business from arbitrary and unneces- sary official control; to suppress dis loyalty without denial of justice, to repel the arrogant challenge of any class and to maintain government of all of the people as entrusted with government for some of the people, and finally, to allay unrest, suspicion and strife, and to secure the co-Opera- ton and unity of all citizens in the so- lution of the complex problems of the day, to the end that our country, hap py and prosperous, proud of it's past, sure of itself and of its institutions, may look forward with confidence to the future.
 Agriculture.
 The farmer is the backbone of the nation. National greatness and ec- onomic independence demand a popu- lation distributed between industry and the farm, and sharing on equal terms the prosperity which is wholly dependent on the efforts of both. Neither can prosper at the expense of the other without inviting joint dis aster.
 The crux of the present agricul- ture conditions lies in prices, labor and credit.
 The republican party believes that this condition can be improved by practical and adequate farm repre- sentation in the appointment of gov ernmental officials and commissions; {; the right to form cooperative associ- ations for marketing their products, and protection against discrimination {: the scientific study of agricultural prices and farm production costs at home and abroad, with a view to re- ducing the frequency of abnormal fluctuations; the uncensored publica- tion of such reports; the authorization of associations; extension of personal credit; national inquiry into the CO., ordination of rail. water and motor transportation with adequate facili- ties for receiving, handling and mar keting food: the encouragement of our export trade; an end to unnecessary price-fxing and ill-considered efforts arbitrarily to reduce prices of farm products which invariably result to the disadvantage both of producer and consumer; and the encouragement of the production and importation of fer tilizing material and of it's extensive use.
 The federal farm loan act should be so administered as to facilitate the ac. quisition of farm land by those desir. ing to become owners and Droprietors l anu SiiuS HiitilIiILt Iue eNliS OI IdfIf tenantry. and to furnish such long. time credits as farmers may need to finance adequately their larger and longtime production operations. r Industrial Relations. | There are two different conceptions of the relations of capital and labor The one is contractual, and empha. sizes the diversity of interests of em. ployer and employee. The other is that of copartnership in a common task.
 We recognize. the justice of collect. i've bargaining as means of promot. ing good will. establishing closer ant more harmonious relations between employer and employees and realizing the true end of individual justice.
 The strike or the lockout as a mean. such loss and suffering on the com. of settling industrial disputes. indicts munity as to justify government init. ative to reduce its frequency and linn. it it's consequences.
 We deny the right to strike agains, the government; but the rights ant interests of all government employ. ees must be safeguarded by impartia laws.
 In public utilities we favor the es. tablishment of an impartial tribunal to make an investigation of the facts and to. render a decision to the enc that there may be no organized inter. ruption of service to the lives and