The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10

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nea4 nay m control Of M row.
esnmenL.
.'>fr Acntilcn evidently aarets
with MI. FnE4 1iattn'ent Tint
the railroads had n right TO ~fite
The cone<tt ufion BECAUSE they
reid n large share OF the "a stt
fHth mrn ftrftafff would be-
lieve ~ fiufai soteS where every
man zHouId have nusnh.r ~
>efcs IN rfoposfi6n 70 hts prop
srtS. Men with MONEY shouid
run The government.
THE journal most cimphahcal-
" believer In iexitimate buainoHa-
II believes IN property rights and
IN laws which Will Interfere as
little ~ necessary win. business
operations. No word has ever
Appeared in the Journal 10 the
conifnry. Hut W. are oppoe1d.
with tlEaal emphasis. 10 rnecini
p~ritll4k.|s under the Law or In H.
administration.
Every man and woman ~ an
American cifizen. regardless Of
wealth or vocation. Rich and
poor alike should be objects Of
equal governmental soticiuude.
All men nre not equally endowed
by nature Therefore they ran
rot he equally succeesfuf IN life.
The government cannot help this.
But u can and should AFFORD
equality OF Opportunity. In or
der 10 do this the government
should 80 much farther than IL
a gone as yet. especially ~
anordinE equal oppotunity for
education 60 the child 81 u hanks
VICE president and the o az a
poor washerwoman.
Taxes should be borne In pros
portion 70 the ability TO pay. In
New Mexico there is a gang
which tries 20 rcrcrse this rule.
We will quarrel with them until
they abandon any such fraud. II
that ~ failure To 'co-operate with
business then we wilfiliy ian 10
cooperate.
This public lands are Cor the
benefit OF the school children OF
New Mexico and not for the adj
vantage OF Mr.. Falls political
machine. No one can nosslbfv
convince ua or coerce us Into "A
contrary view.
Public monies belong TO the
public. when idle they should
earn the public the maximum In
tefest consistent with safety. Any
either yisw iS absurd. ever IL Mr..
McMillcn cannot understand a.
We do not expect him 10 do no.
Taxes should be- collected
against the weak aud the power
fui alike. Unreasonable delln-
quency should deprive the rich
as well as the poor OF their ptop-
erty. Mt. McAilllen fails 10 un-
oerstaud or pfacfice our view
point on this subject also.
SPECIAL lnteresta should not be
Permitted to 10 write the laws a.
10 make unconscionable practices
legal In the past this has been
a prolific source Of fraud against
the people In New Mexico.
We do not expect Ar. MrAfil-
len and his Kind 10 understand
us. We expect them to resist our
'heresies and 10 fight US and u
propaganda.
We do expect the pcople 10
understand IN finally. NJ 4
poet TO e public opinion crys-
taalized against unfair practiccs.
We expect TO zee these giaring
crimes against the public COR
fecfed. This can come only when
h propis Insist upon tnittng the
government into their own
WIN the people awaken
Plhindn further alleges that n
ad not made any OF the statement
itribnfed to him, nor discussed an
1 the subjects with the said Car
Iagce. or had any controversy what
yer with the said Aagee In regard +,
ny OF the subjects, hut that said ed
orial was wholly malicious and In
'nded solely 70 iniuro plaintiff, an,
Vat said defendants in and By sal,
morial meant to convey and III,
Dneey che meaning that plaintiff
luld not think In terms OF humni
shts; tina, plaintin had dcmande,
AT TIE Albuquerque Morning Jour
help the mining companies to es
Ipe their taxes. to help the manlpu
TO control the Hand Office. 1,
elp the banks 10 control publ
lnds. and generally to help bualnos
az In the control OF the government
at aid defendants falsely an,
attributed TO piaintif IN.
that the railroads shout
rite the constitution OF New Mexic,
ID that the government should ~
'ntrolled by the rich; that plaintiff
d not believe In equal opportunitl
n education or otherwise; that sal
meant 20 charge and a.
large hat plaintiff vas opposed 4
xes against ali the people in pro
TO their ability to pay. an
at plaintln was n OF "a "gaag
hich tried 20 reverse that rule; thH
I'D editorial meant 20 charge an'