The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-25

and fair method ol providing tina farm-
~ with lhr lahur Ne needs tp grow our
pttsNiticf OF ilip7 grant NuN that
many things ouGht 90 hc done tn make
farm lifc more attractive and land ovns
prship more desirable hui lust 20 long
rs The farming business % The nation
required SO boar "a major portion ui
thc burden uf sustaining out whole eeo-
monte ANA social etruriurU Just sr long
wlil ID be- impesaihlu a. Improve great
a. existing conditions 80 such super
cillOuH suggestion aa 60 lnduco mon SO
luit The citN and return tu the farm
win solve the problem. There MUST he
semc lnduccmenl tp 'nduvo thcm and
the ludUcemynt viii have % come.
stripping the proposition % an non
c-honiiAls in the shape OF more FAIR
division than tho fatmrr now Ects 90
the profits upon the products he nro-
ducea u crranihpd labor would ate "A
little deeper intu this question: iheN
would learn a lesson which OUGHT 90 %
invaluahly o. them as "a guide a. their
future actions That lesson would ip
ihcir niicr and complete dependence.
in The last Annissia. upon the mnn who
tiils The sell As a matter ef fact bile
needs Hud his problems ats, ihru needs
and thslf ufnhlems ii thcN desir tc
maintain the standard and dNnlr uf
labor Ht fs pfearni level thoy should
hr chEnr AH matter of SELF Interest
90 assist the TURNER ln securing aii ui
the labor be- nppd. tn produce his crops
For unless our present production is
not only maintained hU measurahiN In
creased ID p futile Tor organized labor
90 eXpUct ihu continued maintenance
on the exc puonal conditions which ID
NOW enjoys
I "rho auihnf of enc communicative
referred 10 Laws much strcss upon ~,
/ fact thHt ihc house committee VOTED
I unanimously NOT 10 report the rrsoiu.
/ ton referring 20 the resolution Intro.
durcd boy Congressman Hudsppth
which provided Tor further suspen
F sion Tor one year az ihr rastrililuns up
an the importation % labor from Mrx
loo, HnN then proceeds go state fhcr
WINS "a reason why.
~, would not De Impossible within
tho limits of this communication @
tel the gcutlcmau about the many Inn
material questions which were INFECTED
into The discussion before the hous
committee Issues. nos he amy wis
scrmune. were brought into the discus
sion ION the obvious purpose Of mud
dying tho waters ID WINS those cXtrnn
oouH matters which confused the min
Of the committee and caused Il 90 tahl
the resolution. That I ann correct q
this conclusion Us proved coucWsivcl
hN the fact that tho senate committee,
considering the whole question with th
utmost care nrrecd Go report the reso
tuition flNorahly after a hearing whic
consumed less Than two hours time
"~incp these hcnringa were held. ih
secretary of labor has issued an ordo
suapcuding the restrictions indelinitpi'
: pending congressional action,
"A BIN prepared hy Albert johnson
chairman of the house committee %
! Immigration and naturalization and la
; iroduccd February 4. five days after IA
! house committee i,-ei.ag WAS conclud
: cd contains 70 provision which gives ii
The relief we have pettiOned
~ is safe TO predict notwithsinndin
tho contrary opinion Of the author {
: the communication, that the farmn
( interests of Texas and other states vi
obtain ultimately the RELIEF they hay
: requested. II rs Of course possible tina
the thoughtless and unfounded Opposl
+ ton OF some few members OF organ
/ ICED labor may cause delay In the tx
ercisc OF the legislation function. ht
ultimate success t. assured because ,
the farmers OF thu nation cannot Ion
be ignored or neglected
"The statements ] have made arc rs
, offered Ia any spirit OF controversy, \
! have already indicated, am nrml
I convinced that the solution OF the Ear