New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-09-23

easily he found Ia put the idle back Ia
work. hut il seems to he the hope that
somehow something can he done.
through legislation Al otherwise. to
relieve the present situation. There
are doctors enough with their cures
for the trouble. hut most of the doc
tors disagree as 10 the remedy. and
as one high official put it, the man who
: can find "A remedy not only will he "A
public benefa"tor. but can write him
self down as the first person who ever
succeeded in overcoming that rare old
partnership of supply and demand.
As a matter of fact. no one here
believes that the men who are Ia come
here to discuss unemployment will he
able To suggest anything definite that
will relieve the situation. miles the
recommendation shall follow the line
Of suggestions of legislation Of Narions
kinds which already has been pro
posed.
There are mel here who say that
if congress will put the railroads hack
into running. 50 to speak on smooth
rails. and will supplement proper
Legislation for the benefit of The aeri-
cultural interests. all will he we'll
but here again one runs up against
conflicting views. There are men who
think that the railroads do not need
any additional legislation for their
benefit and that the farming interests
already have been sufficiently pro-
vided for, and that therefore some
thing entirely new in the WAY of legiS-
latiOn is needed Ia start the factory
whistles Of the country Ia blowing
again.
Disagree on Legislation.
Concerning some of the Legislation
which the administration evidently
desires To have put through for the
purpose Of ending unemployment.
there is a vast gulf Of disagreement
between representatives of the an
ployprs and representatives of the en-
played. Legislation for the relief Of
the railroads Is n point AZ issue. The
executives of the roads look M il one
way and men employees look AT il
another way. Their will be some kind
of n compromis" on legislation. hut
the history of things ever since the
DAYS Of the Missouri Compromise
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hro,hors and sis,,rs vhn olco m.da
hic m,pay Inn, v,ho ipsisted ~, enfold-
ing ,hemseIvas In sill shirts and
Alaska seaI skins The vir,le of
thrift, is nreached from n good many
nulnits Of tbe land eyerv Sunday hut
,hera ore some milIiops of Americans
To-day who anpnrently stand rendy to
saw that eyperience is n better teacher
than any preacher.
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along , line mucb longer hmm thnt
which runs from Byzantium TO Spain"
Although warned long ago. the ad-
mlnistration and the State department
are only today taking something like
notice of the intention Of ev-
cry small nation of earth, every half
and every country that wants
10 be "A nation, TO have representatives
IN Washington nj the forthcoming dis
and Far East conference.
Today Washington oficialdom is re-
asserting it's determination that there
shall be no consideration Of any inter
national problems that NAV becloud
he main issue" Apparently it took
the State department a long time to
earn of the activities of the agents
small countries who have been
working In Washington with a view
securing some kind OF n represent
alton in the Forthcoming conference,
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