Arizona republican., 1921-05-24

sno commercial world o,,,. o. eo proonce. our ability to ex 1 creoits which others cannot .r;1.o ~oSn brave but unfortunate peol
 oreS ueed-all these make if
 Afy that we shall adopt new
 ciai methods whereby to in - tuhest possible service to very ergan Of intelligent nndsr- NhoinE business to enable the na- 'on 70 meet these demands.
 Our Duty to World
 It has been said many times hut if cannot be too often repeated and xmphasized- that in doing this we win @hke dischareing duty to others So1 seazfng an opportunity for our own advancement- There have se1 som been more convincing proofs nan we see all around us now of the Nssentfal nterdependence of all parts af the world He who displays the sreadssf spirit of brotherhood, help -1lness and true charity will most areiy Dc casting his bread on the NRters
 Our duty to the world is pressing ut we will equip ourselves best 10 Ferform helpfully if we are unwaver- nsiy loyal to ourselves. The most nporsant thing to America is our enStc1ttonAl system Inseparable rom the Foundation of a more per ecr union the constitution sought to Staetnh justice True, we have not xtained the perfection of our ideals or has any other human society done o- Justice. dke charity. must begin home We must be just to our yes and to our own. first of all. hls Is not selfish. for seIfishness o moro than . faie share. we slz only that which Is rightfully our un and then to preserve that to oerselves and our posterity.
 Ws win do well to keep in mind fe fundamental importance of agri- iture and in every possible way sEre justice to it. The farmer is ssstled to all the help the govern r'eat can give without injustice to kners. because it is of the utmost naortAnce that the agricultural com saity be eontented and prosperous. IS must be accomplished not at the sense of any other section. but by rsceSSea which will insure real jus ne among an clements
 Gs~erMrnsnx Out of Businsss
 Turning to industry, our policy sst be 10 give 1t every facility pos iele. but to keep government outside participation in business on it's oten account It is not necessary for
 
 ne business activities which are bet conducted through private instru- lentai1ties merely in order to dem nstrate that the government is more owerfui than anything else. The overnmsnt's part in business should e no more than to insure adherence Q the zprinciples of common honesty and to+ estaelish regulations that will enable<it to sail safe course There las bSen some tendency to regard iSneag in business as a crime. But aimost all business today is conduete cn a scale which. though we have come to regard it as commonplace would have made our forefathers gasp and I prefer to assume it is tonest until proven dishonest. So speak for the least possible measure cf government interference with bust EesS. but for the largest cooperation srifh properly conducted business anG me most effective measures to insure that. whether 1t be big or little, busi- aess shall De honest and fair.
 On Labor's Statue
 s*In our effort at establishing indus -ial jnstice. we must see that the age earner is placed in an economic fly sound position. His lowest wage must be enough for comfort, enough to make his house . home, enough tc insure that the struggle for existence nall not crowd out the things truIy orth existing for. There must b. rrovisions for education, for recrea- ton and a margin for savings There must be such freedom of action as i'll insure full play to the individual. utilities On the other side. the wage s4rner must do justice to society. Ht must render services fully equal il salue to the compensation he is paid And finally. both employer and em nloye owe to the public such eff eiency as will insure that cost o service or production shall not b aigher than the public can fairly pay Assuming that these things ma laid down as fundamentals, it or us all to get back to work Tha what made our country great, it hat will put the whole world bac n the right track. We must hay, ne world must have, confidence tha hinEs win come out right. We hay aalt with the greatest problem ths umanity ever confronted. in carryin the var. We will have no problel ereafter greater or more difficul therefore we are entitled to ever ,nfidence that we will cop success fly with the problems which | aead
 Our position in the world ha cen greatly changed as a result (
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