The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-14

Limitation 81 atmameniA I do know
hat IN hocnmpilshea even a measure
ef shat h hopsi from g. Il VIII enable
his Congress % take III mother MALT
s. billion dnl|nfs from the tax burdens
nf tins people. ~ addition 10 tho bill
Hon NE Rave already removed. And
that iH a practical Accomplishment
not To he slightly regarded.
n know. too. Tint President Hard
ing hnlie for an understanding
auunr the nations j. based more upon
the lndlriui idea and less upon the
idea Or political association aud a.
Hicn u n WlHlrrV urur- ffr-iY 70
pru3uco results thnt vii stand Tor the
welfare Of mankind.
Compensation Act WIN pass.
rIf " very fneN. Of course. 10 crlfi-
ri=a the reeummitial Of the adjusted
compensation net by the n "
~ very easr "a twist the facts lust n
little and charge that the republican
cnnaress has Killed that measure.
Sothinn or that hind has happened.
under che act pending IN the senate
payments would not have become
operative Nnul 1873 by that time
! have no doubt a compensation
nicasurc will have been passed by rom
rFcse. When an individual has ncen
spending money freely. or reckieasiy.
az this nation had been spending Il
for some years mast. a time
after The orgy % spending Il over.
when n j. necessary to check up with
the hnnf. II " ncrcsanry 80 nnd out
what the balance ~; n IL over
drawn and how the deficit a. 10 he
net The first job before this gov
rrnmcnt was 80 check up and square
up. A stern question Of Immediate
financial necessities confronted tho
administration and the congress-. IL
couldn't We deferred. II mad IN be
answered now. To have added the re-
euircments Of the adjusted compensa-
iion act upon the immediate require
ments Of the government would have
crAntcd q financial situation the out
come " which no man could predict
The mcnsur was deferred. 7 voted
Tor n. ! win vote for such n measure
again when u ome IN. That. I am
sure Is the sentiment In both houses
~ our first obligation to
those who SERVED IN the war was TO
the disabled. We have appropriated
ff10. GOO. coo for that and win APP
propriate as much more ae L. neces-
nary.
Work For the West.
Let me say in conclusion that the
charge that this has ne
elected the west. which I find has
been made by senator Bursum's OPP
poneHts IN this campaign. does not
% a with the facts and the record
which ARE Wen known. think II was
Senator Cappcr. who. IN one or his
urgent messages IN support Of Sena-
tor Bursum. made the statement that
no ether congress In nur history had
ever achieved a. much for the pro-
duccra 81 the west m this one. That
II the exact truth. The agricultural
c-edits law aAone makes u with
out any Of the many other measures
that preceded n. all aimed 10 ala the
farmer and livestock grower. But the
agricultural credits law, now actually
In operation. II going TO relieve the
whole western credit situation II Is
going TO make n possible Tor your
stockmen 20 absorb their losses ard
grow out into prosperity again. with
ranges resiocked and finances secure.
Let ne tell you. too. tina; Senator
Bursum has l,cer very active and very
effective In his work for these
measures Tor the west He II M OF
the members Of congress who really
knows what the grain and meat and
wool producers need and he goes III
rectiy ~ the fundamentals"