The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-09
GRAIN ! Al NJ. men FINISH
Buffalo and Milwaukee Chief Com
petitors for the Meeting Of
Next Year.
Time Of Annual Meeting Changed
Railroad Delays Are Con-
demned.

tho -5oTsL. - - - - =. - - -
tin. tie Graln s',ca pealers Nauonal assocla-
iaon ino1 was was not at all clear after the SUBJ
+ers {ersann mau peen alscusseu Yesterday az
y tenoon, q the metropolitan opera
uenfion u - 80 thg 9ooe Gloslng nour OF the con
and Ma,,, o,1ae nullaio, nL, MllWaukee aie
fions Eacl, oiI1, +o1a - eseHteu livlsa.
adva,+aaas w. n.y. -, so,u> - !,S i,, eAcius1ye
dan;dad e h1. +ln ne aonor VIII VI many pe
n,.oha H., uie poaru oI ulrectors,
pi1paoly o several months hence.
+io,,a dst tns supplemenIary resolu-
a,,a $50 = aapp.eu yesleIuay AFTERNOON was
ons ,.aea - cita!lse lne tlne Tor the annual
nts tHse s.ns rom Octoper TO June. An
bsnTn Nv 6a, resoiu Ion, @ Iorclbly supported
t,sst.g ny tpelegate Woolman OF Philadelphia,
saeL uo.u raas etle assoclatlon otricers to
sSon a iLelHeuy 1or# the unjust delay OF
srain .snlpments IN transit to the east
ne mad sent agents out last year to
t1sGe n,s. numerous numerous cars long overdue at
sci was waitinp fors. tta ar ,.ei,s MS. NE
agents shad fomn5 ~ .s g Gil: V' Le
The grain bod 49, sais ~ slulllss;
for nerio7s 70 nar;,,a % en siue.taGkeu - lI
months Tha raiisoaasa e ,is - ~ one 20 tnree
simply that s.tl,av cn,,idn,t aat T. ea mas
ward" oou4uii set II Aor- l''C
!, !" 3. .Perhans Ps +,,a,, oo,,,aa ! J, .,, -,
woolman 1naybe eDaiuit ~ ~, -, SAID MT Mr.
power was ;nadan,in+ pa en9r 1M ,!ao 1ouve "
exnect them to aanfa. we old no' 9'3
ties. Rut whv M thn - inlposslpill. ~ :
grain. issue hii1s ~ ,ad;,or .y aecept &c lhe
mally contra ~ fon'.1n uS uor : ~, LOT.
asonah1a, +iroa. ~ tla4 ~. Walu - Wlth1n
in the cnstomarv t,1, +i.oaa y ~ 70 say, VIII Win
roads didn,t lSnoM ha1 - .ns aaai,
thew wo11id ha i,,om i, ", no! now halnpereo I'M re-
contract, thew shnn1d hsu sua1,u,, s1s ~ LIS -
IF q grain man fads Aiavs $3.50 A1own -
pectedlv DELAYED ~ m,,inadi,,a ueA.
fhe railroad aocar+a ~ - uiaoaolng - car
charges him demurrage because aa !,
properly says. It was his business tc
provlde against delay or accept the
consequences. And. If a grain man Is
presumed to act on business principles
and to carry out his contracts like q
business man or suffer the conse.
oe expected and compelled to do like.
wise.
Experiments Approved
A third resolution, supported nv I
A. Mccall. of Minneapolis, approved
the efforts Of the state experiment. sta
tons and the federal department OF
agriculture in seeking for improved
varieties Of grain and improved meth.
DDS Of grain culture. The resolution
asked the officers of the ST. Louis
worlds fair to provide a compe titive
display of grain samples from the state
and federal experiment stations and te
offer cash prizes. A committee o1
three will be appointed to accomplish
the purpose of this resolution.
The arbitration committee reportet
that It had been called upon In tht
s.ssa years g. .adlusI onlysnfne disputes be
nl1tes had hean adi,,sted ost ne y dis tiss
factorilv in 2 manner that sac,eran, e1.s.s
euuallvS,with strict i,,stica ~ h,,st uy'
ness prudence. Doe4
M, C;,,;I eo,,.. n..-..
osn ool1vlce IlrLllllclpies'
Charles England Of Baltimore dis
cussed the proposal that Gail Grai1
lnspectlon Departments Should b
Conducted. upon civil Service Prin
c1ples. Mr.. England regretted tha
the present system OF political in
spectlon did not make merit the i'm