The Forrest City times., 1905-09-01
TO WORK FOR
 GEORGE BILL
Senator Berry silI Re-introduce ii at the Next Session as More
 Dras;IS Than Hatch Bill.

In &TIfing 10 z c Tn Dytt@- of D1fds- nes le cli8z-ns +xgH-ssIng his r-gT-I .t tss5Hg urzoi- ta attend bzf Decu- al Dab-an >prinEs. Y-ii co1Diy. August 10th oecs9s- i. Nas in c0ls68cf with sn sp.soini u9-sit st HGntsvill-. Sensissr II Befrs sad that b. w.s iE .synr tsf aDa in b-sriy skmpsthy Wiih The ob- j-cts and purpo's-s of b. Gasiton GrnS- -Ts Assosctz IsE and tfe ADeracau >o- ei-'y ef Eq9itY. H. says further:
 'in q b. presidential races fl 1895 zfc l*t9 l said in Bgnter of speeches tsHa n AFk1usa. and Missouri that 1ze c sn nbiustluf af xsaifh in th- orga- Q za ieB ef tf8rts Ia contTo. the pTsce 0f al msnUf1cfur-d artlcles oausamed by if- farmers made an organization Of fsfu-fS za sbsoaate n-cess1t. snd thsi this s<s -sEecisLy ir8e nf the esaIan 2 snt-Ts af the south- Al thoughtful Den r-sliz-d ibe di5e8lil-s If the un- 6trisk lDz bgt ihr acton Of these 0rsa- . ZstIeiss curing this F-1r h.s proven thsT T $ rot imyuss bl-. Tb-y have already accomplished great and lasting good te the peaDl- 0f the south Tbey have Demonstrated their power nos 0nI, b limit tf1e supply. but by action aud mutna ar0 10 determine tbe time s'f sale so ss to yield the largest rssulls fo tbose wbo plant ard grow the crop. But sI Df th8s is wei snoNn fD fhos- h9 all assemble d Dabson springs. af.d ] wo8}0 not presume 10 1odfes. th~fn about ma't-rs of which Ihey are far beft-r informed than ] 4m l ID ' SI-h te saY that l aia gladly aid them in any way that l possibly can rD cary ut tier wishes and to make perma- Hent these organizations Bhich promise so much faT the fHtuf-.
 "l have always believed tfai 6-al ing in f8tur-s WAS f8u- euiT imnl#fsl. bat detrimental f0 fbe c taon growers oi ] the cegHfrl l v8tea in the s.n4te ne twelve CT fift-en ysars ago fnf g b reported by >-ndfuf George of Mis siSspps t1 msse dsaiiHg in f8raFrs i ielsug and provided that aHy usa "A f1 engaged T. | stDul5 b@ placed iu The p~nl, eHtsafy ot1 for vote f3f th- Hafef DlII- bee4u-- l az eed Ri' b 5eH. staFs George. Nest ard oi hefs h.t h4 bii Was contrary ta ta- cts it8fi0H and sauls tbeT~f5fe b- ineffective ana wafi bless aBa B-caHs- fa1es c1usd ,. Ter e for TeFehae purposes oniy ana th4t t was rot rlgtt 10 ]. gaiz- gaIns
 ng lH futures bY Iexylng taxes 8f th-m l toak sn e4tA H7ea l 8-Hi lHt8 tfle s+ns1e that soul1 1uPpoI' fh- caf situation as 1 8HGefsto5a f. sn6 uG pa&er on 1his earth cauaa Iaauc- u, 10 f0tr faT q biIi that 1 drought "a. not cons ii1s nal, co Hos thIHk tbefl Is single member of 6 agress tods, lu either b6us- WhQ has any expects tIeus that any bIii can ever b- passft 1a levy a tax oH deaing in futures q the Hatch biil did There is som
 chance t5 pass lhe George biil. an
 after consultation with | nnmter ( southern SeHateTs, I, during the l4' : s->sieH, Ts-.ntfao geed fhe George bli
 and l expect tn introduce it agai
 shen congress meeis. l do rof promi. that can pass this or any other bit 2 but l do promise that 1 wIll d. q ] ths II is possible for ne 10 d.. Any T a The subject vii be bitterly fought N
 can only hnp- 10 succeed by united ai
 ton of al senators and members froI f The south :"