The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-07
WAR INHERITANCE
SAYS PRESIDENT
BELIEVE CONFERENCE WILL BE
FELT eEvoNp OUR BORDERS.
DELEGATES INSTRUCTED
PROTEST PLACE IN LEAGUE
itaiy's National Pride Has Been Hurt
Claim France and England Have
Monopoiired Everything

Washington national unen-
ployment conference. which the nd
uiinistratlon hopes will evolve means
ef putting the nations involuntary Idle
hack 10 work. wis formally opened
Monday by President Harding.
Addressing the half hundred indus.
trial, economic and labor leaders com
prislng the conference. the president
described the present industrial. de-
preston as IA war Inheritance through
out the world" for which M applied 10
the United States. he added. would
have lille enthusiasm for any pro-
POSED relief which seeks either pnilln-
ucn or tonic from the public treasury"
Belief was expressed by the presi-
dent that the results 81 the conference
would he felt beyond the borders Of
the United States mud that the dele
gates In their deliberations would be
performing IA service To the world"
Liquidation. reorganization. read
tustment. re-estahiishment taking nc
ronnt of things done md sober con-
temptation Of things 10 lie done. the
finding of firm ground and the open,
sure and onward wny~~nii these are a
part ~ the Inevitable. and he who
thinks they might have been avoided
by this plan or that. only hugs The de-
fusion when reason Is needed for ~
safe counsel
The president declared that the
"open, sure and onward why" 10 rid
the nntian Of the wars aftermath ~
depression involved POPULATIONS. reor-
gnnixailon. reimbursement. taking ac-
count ~ things 10 he done" Any other
way. he added. was only hugging de-
fusion.
The delegates were told by Mr., Har-
ding that they had not been Invited
Into the conference TO solve the long
controverted problems Of our social
systcm." aud that Secretary Hoover,
whom he had designated as chairman
Of the conference. would lay before
them the program OF discussions.
THAT remark Of distinguished for.
rigrer emphasized our responsibility,
the president added. III II be- true
that no citizen IL without example 70
someone among his fellows, which
believe 10 be eyerlaxtingly true. then
nations. great and small. are influence
Ing others In nii they do.
Fundamentally sound. financially
strong. indusfrialiy unimpalrcd. com.
merciaily consistent and politically nm
afraid" the president asserted, 'therc
ought 10 he work for everybody In the
United States who chooses 10 work.
aud cur condition at home and our
place In the world depends on every.
body going 10 work and pursuing II
with that patriotism md devotion
which make for fortunate and happy
people"
THE Industrial depression which we
are feeling IN n wEr inheritance
throughout The world. We saw hum
aniiy stressed In that production which
Is Imreiiesl by nations desperate In
seif.prcservation. From such q
test there l. Inevitable reaction.
With the world inyaiyesl. there IN nc
escape Tor nny Of the world from tbs
valleys ~ depression. Though we SUIT
frrwd iess than many 81 those with
whom We were associated. and les,
than amy ~ those against whom W,
roniendcd, II was Inevitable that W,
experience the f-ssr.s aftermath nnt
come 20 know depression before ",
could become normal again.