The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-14

Inherited ideas Of Independence, they
opes with IFS iter w sbta n fa MsS
Its fairer aspirations. WITHOUT tmosI
na ts q Gpp9 9he peop,es
battle This is what 10 absorbing the
inter Of the public. awakening. dis
certain apprehension. The mere chang.
Ing OF the rate making power Of rail-
Saagh fo proauas 81 S beard
dent advocates could possibly dare to
claim eIaIn would be infinitesimal in its in.
Contest sSe ;ss,e Degtractlon or adaptation is
one or accept the other.
uation? Why the tenper ra Of the p se
pie becoming SO acute? What are the
S %ha9h mt o that are made today and to
The great Industrial Concerns IS Of eas'f the
country, which, by reason Of their pow
able to control. and the controlling
m more ind and more, the principal branches
idity; are. able to strike down CONF
petition wherever it may raise its head
nress a nae 1hs Of this greet
stanees These sreas c ss1s iHnS en- en-
railways themselves. These 'u adva mt
aSefs are mostly or an economic nature,
eses herRs Is se q sPsna in PRIZE iSs
great packing packing houses where not a hair,
h NOT drop OF blood. not hoof nor
contents are wasted; the economy in
% our great eat m,an9faeturing Industries.
mer. not a turn Of the Wrist, not e,to a " com
traction Of muscle, but is turned to
eredit ond a asIi adyantages in vast
which might otherwise be antaronis-
tic; alliances. both offensive and defen-
dne beiween raih and al Of such IN
secures from the other either actual aid
or assurance of non-interperence While
These advantages are wholly indepcnd.
compete compete against such advantages. the
give it to them. Certainly would not
speeia or afspea from giving such
enable them to compete with the great.
er concerns Against such a wall OF
sured. 10 "S-
If a rival arises of such Importance
age of both to unite into a still greater
greater Extent " fho mRsko to a. stli
country. S
c, Ana an 50 it lis is that the average 4Amert:
100 As1ASs1 Shetl liz llelQ Oh lnQ1Hluual
opportunity for the man Of moderate
means to build up an industry which
t ne may with h., assurance develop and
more and more limited and suppiantad
ny the great corporation. and he can
e exiatrngge 20 to the wall. exc out q mere
become the manager Of a depart H,
IN the larger concern.
the open market to purchase the nece so
smbsrs Of P PSe meat .saa d trasf
eah as s rsst Sas ha sstep
harness the Price OF his shoes and his
facturers have made an arrangement
with each other and with the Retail
retail their fha prse
and the merchant who varies a fartn.
ing IN Loses ,ng his , business The sugar trust
means to pay. fixes the price OF his
sugar each day. The oil magnates have
his m snra;nSs tyr -, definite amount Of
into to tho clutches Of tie hotel trust.
ton on ali available building lots. II
he has sufficient wealth to pass this
barrier and contract to build, he has
tho labor trusfawhose iron reI rules 'f foT.
f PIG more than eight hours for a days
aStv than one-hslf Of the
hours. II he desires amusement he is
met with the theater trust. and the
be far Is ehho ~ his earnings may
trusts see to it that he has no surplus
at the end Of the year.
will. he finds himself corrailed by this
great wall Of trusts upon every side.
He sees his opportunity cut off com
mind has got into condition where it
Is IN g very receptive mood to seize
n With alaSrity and with raysnous ar
these great corporate interests?
~ ., was very much interested year
dress-1 might almost cali i It iectur eo
D'olliverl on the future possibilities OF
pieteS in the most gi H1sfss TERMS ne a as
s ne always Voge does the possbiitiss q
somethng For himself. y Its ace rheeorie
was beautiful, because no matter what
W hf sanaa9r from Iowa may say hs
studsbaker Wagon company. He Hs dee dee
IN his blacksmith shop hammered day
Els st aay w aarekss the faa few from
the Senator gave that as one OF the
giorie :. and opportunities for the young
>, All, Mr. President. II we should take
s saa5 MI liza stndsbaker and put him in his
eTne e WITH fhe sam se0e en .aaay wheh
he did in those days in which there
was ,,o oPHsortunity. we would find that
the young ude5aker. Would q. put 1Sday q
wagon down IN front Of his shop for
It for. ''a' '4' o'u iAaA '0u'' make
These are the conditions that the
e6piee are snn G;om1p1la:ning against. and
would be one who would be very glad
this hostile Tina. ws sram ayer,
great trusts-and We are directing it,
certain channels The he sugar A trust spH Is
far In the distance. The meat trust
Il Is, somewhere. but we can not reach It.
every town and every section Of the
country, and we see them constantly
turn us fh ana It Is very much asea
and the luminosity Of the public against
that which they can see han against
of public Indignation. OF public AMI
mostly. and we are directing It in such
mental and not beneficial to the very
people whose interests weSar attempt
'hf Th 20 r SaGse root ., the sv,, which
ehaii enEisS the Serious eensid eisa rs
G Fl the h,h' Public and creating this animos
trustifiction or combination Of the in
dnstries Of the country And az ! have
Y with railroad rates independent Of
day AZ the Price o. The Peoples is e eoms
the raiWaS gay inso
rebates and other unlawful devices.