Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1921-10-12
FOR HARDING
CDR Frank Crane, in October number of Cur,

CDR Frank Crane, in October number of Current Cpinon)
Speaking as one who ardently supported the plan for
League OF Nations, and who earnestly stood by Mr. Will
the last in his efforts make the league effective
wish say that will my utmost to bring public opin
ion support MrFIarding, he will stick his present
proposal to bring about an agreement among the nations
for the limitation OF ornaments.
Political parties mean nothing to perfect
~ content the Democratic party expire and would
attend the funeral OF the Republican party with thankful
heart.
Neither do personalities count Il makes no difference
70 me who is prominent famous and celebrated for bring
ing about World Order instead OF World Anarchv only
somebody will bring it about.
have grudges, and perfectly willing thai those
senator's who vciously sacrificed the league then per
sona anmoscs should the protagon;sts OF
the same idea under another name.
We are doing what | said from the first we should be
compelled to de- seeking cooperation with the other
nations of the world
Mr. Harding will bring that pass under any name
whether Association OF Nations, Consortlll
standing, Rotary Club, International Court OF What
Not | am for him.
For that the big issue i'll all the world and
issue that touches every mothers OF
1t is because partnership has delayed getting action
III this that almost every nation bankruptcy that
France grooming under her army burden and that the
United States Great Britain and Japan pouring the I'M
1e1se capital her need for reconstruction into the nav of
milarism, building ships and buying guns they would
never need. il they would but get together
Let
that iar'ing will be shrewd enough escape them
1t is time that the anin1osites were dead
Give us co-operation--lnder any name
The Interstate Commerce Commission has refused to
let Henry Ford lower freight his railroad Ford
is ordered to restore the old rates
We hope that Mr.. Ford will 80 the Supreme Court
upon the issue
We do not believe that the Commission has or can
can have the power compel common carrier to CHARGE
tor his services than he desires Clar5e
We are not debating either the statutory right or the
cas ON OF the Commission. We believe that any statute
clothing the Comission with such authority is fundanen
q unconstitutional provided the proposed rates are
Reasonable
The general welfare clause can indeed be sir tcled
70 cover almost any aggression upon the rights OF iivd
as and states but the regulatory power intended t. pre-
eH'oftlonate rates does not and carry. It'll it
a power to forbid the cheapenn2 OF TRANSPORTATION
twice, which is rromotve OF the public welfare
The motive back OF this refusal to let Mr. Ford give
slippers cheaper clear enough
Inc other common carriers charging almost pro-
tory high rates, sanctioned b, the Interstate Commits
SION 1t Mr. Ford is permitted charge less for freight
CARVING and makes money from reduced rates then the
unreasonabeness OF the the other railroads are per
mitted to charge will at become plain
II FORD can operate railroad more efficiently and
economically than professional railroad men can operate
other roads, the public should find it out
United States Senator Key Pttman in an address
delivered few days ago Utah asserted that it was his
oeiIei that the fund established under the terms i the
Plttman act would be perpcuatcd nasnuch as Ieo.e the
entire amount OF white metal sold Great Britain ,urino
the war mad been purchased the price OF foreign silver
would exceed the set price OF dollar an ounce Ks soon
as this is the casethepurclase OF the nited States silver
oy ''e government would automatically cease and do
Hestc stocks OF the metal be diverted to Frone o, Tho
ore't. ne explained Foreign demand as soon as cond
IONS III Europe returned normal with the domestic con
Sumption would be ample, said Senator Pman 10 insure
'e existence OF the fund created bv the pitt1nan t f
many years,
me grape shipments from California to eastern Donts
N>NeVoed any previous record. the 10000 odd cars