The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-12
KENOR|CK DEFENDS
AGRICULTURAL BLOC
BEFORE CATTLEMN
Closer Cooperation Is
Needed to Prevent VIC
lent Fluctuations

A'fNfVt. WV ~ faNaNNHf". Q NNN.. NNN.
~ Nevrr before have the stock
growers Of the country been cou
irontod with as MANY COZ az soriuus
problems as those h.inr faced today.
Senator John o. EcndrirE. uf WNu-
ming. told "a" American Livestock
association bon convention herr ,odnl
"The solution ar our iasE eIld
Senator Kendrick. lies alone tive nur
~ patient and courageous ,u.uvrru-
tion ON the part OF lu Itt % uHt
DO said that tho lahnro~s are Few or
larking in diligence
senator Kcndriok voiced his ap
provnl Of what d. known o. fhr lsri-
cultural bloc in the -onutc when h"
said
"The prospect ~ obtniulng modi-
n%ruiious iu the tnriT hin favorable
to The WOO growers and live stock
producers. Is Increased hy thc TACT
That u'lsIN rverv mombcr uf % su-
called agricultural bloc be- IN favor off
Nloh changes And ! may say here
that the membership ~ this l'oc I-
COMPOSED almost exclusively nf SON
utote from the wrst and south HUi
lutludes something nkc an even uum-
hrr OF both political partics
PRAISE Tor HARDING.
lNf Nf'||fN" NN |N" hFtNiNH W. wv %
are not based upon an afttui" either
iu uupos.tinn tu or in favor ol IuN
political pprir. neither urr they tu
fnruniatir fo whiting tlrf speak lnt
tho welfare NJ Any other industry "f
amy otinu of the nation IhD' Ht'
lra concerned n. to marty talitlf Hui
moro CONCERNED anon Inc w'tfIro of
me people for whom fhrt aauutr I'D
sneak. nnd they have been particular.
W concerned ip %seourinE 'i lnssi
limited r,rounitlon fnr urri"lltIinl
.rd Uvt.tnci iui'r'.tF
Senator Esnirist pri.al president
Harding rdnris tn secure some
mensare NJ relief fnr fn' ht" ,i"'l
,liacr. aud also pnid % high Tribute
~ Secretary ~ Arii'utiur" NonrN e.
Wallace.
II b. doubtful ho said 'If m 7l'
tho land 90 man could uo found moro
worthy and we'll qualified or one in
whom there Is rrposed NOR" uniN'r.
sal respect aud c%onfid~no" thHn our
present secretary OF n@gri'ultur'
Henry e. wallace
An important part uf our lrrisln.
'itp proerHm l. tuc "rHctwsn7 uf
law that wIU prove % mnr" pcrm1n'ni
.vu,m ~ rr,litH fIr produce ri
Ito .inrE han 1r, moss available W
hfNr ut tui- Imo nus nf n wnsi
,TIlIItc .vustns e commercial
,rsdIt. ,rIoyad u, 1ug uf tine "rvHi
nations TU" Farm Loan rtf NH
provided 81 ltirlN satisfactory notified
~ unliua loans inf % uNuu lHnd'
se,uritie- hit me- sy-t,W uf .rriii'
has VOC been provided thti VIII afford
20 stoskmen reasonable acHe- it
lpnralle fund ni low rrtc. of 'n'
tores' aud covering tho r"cos"nr rs
ucrind OF tim. required boz tho nr"'
du,tion N live stool
In talEinr OF the railroad situation
u4 10 ,ontarnH livestock rni'"rs
Senator Eondri,k lids ONE Of 'u'
many cHusgs that have contrihni'
-a largely to th. hIsIrra aut DIS.
courarrm,nt NJ uge-toot producer.
has been the unjust. AND I- we f1'''
believe. the uunounessr" Increase To-
freight rat"e
Markets CongcSicd.
In discussing market receipts
senator kendunp sHiu
Ouc OF the most -rriuus question:
demanding attention lt our hands .
tnai OF congr-tcd receipts iu Gun
markets. n D.. reasonable 20 h'll'N.
that stabilized receipts would go ial
toward stahliizing priCcH 20 is h'
coming more and more apparent tina
There l- an urgent need FOR som'
form Of concerted action o., whlr'
receipts boo oar markets may Doe NOR
evenly distributed \ cuns'rNuftf
estimate would probably shuw tha
the hslyicrt LOSSES Sustained hN stock
men are ocrnfiuned through 1u|
present indls,reef system uf market
ins
summarizing the problems whicl
are to be- sulycd "" must first con
tcnd Tor ana secure an adjustment O.
railroad rates that will %" hus''
uuun equity and fairness
"it would seem Imperative that VI
promptly inke uch steps a~ seem Hd
NI~ahle toward bringing sue infiu
onc's to bear as will tend 20 repulhf'
Nh. volume OF receipts in our WarkDt'
Through cooperation with allie
branches 81 our industry We mus
exercise such legitimate influence
ns W. have toward increasing 90
consumption and thus the demand fo
our products