The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SAY THE MEN WHO GROW IT
The Price Should Go Up, The Price
Can Go Up, The Price Must Go
Up, The Price Will Go Up.

the National Enrmcrs' Union with :,
membership of 1000, 900. took the
first important stcp toward thc crcu-
tion Of better market for cotton. thc
correction of existing evils which fol,
against the farmer in his relationship
with the consumin" world and ~ tb.
same time The union frowncd unon ,lI
Fantastic suggestions. faulty lopic
and wnHnh Stand play% for rirnYr,
powers. Thc .r.,Nrufi,n rnynI tl,
way Tor inIclii~..ut research corrf,r
analysis. and Il definite and practic9l
plan nf action in which farmers, bank
Cr-. cotton merchants and rynrrionc.
cd business mru SHAH couprra,r in
the interest Of thc rnttcn ministry
\i inn .,,,,.,,;,.,.-,. r,..:.I..,. l.,
6. Borrntt ,r,.,r-,rI fin. 1,I,,r,,,,.. J.,
rcfroiu from nr,;so or t,,,,,.o1,.n.. ,,,,
condemnation or ,bc ,th.r rcllow ,nd
pointed oui that thc only w,v =, oo-
compEsh im,,nyt,ut roynl,, v.o. y,
seek thc mid Of mon of ,n,;rc wnn
were in position TO helm Them Mr.
Barrcti's advice w,, ro1,nw,d 49,,
sistcntlv thronohou, tho moot;ro ,ra
nt the final session The farmers adopt
cd a resolution endorsing the ND
rointmcnt Of Il committee which is
to confer with Il like committee Of
New Orleans business men and bank
erS. learn what is best to be done, and
recommend action. and also approved
a general plan to create such ware
houSin" and handlin" facilities at the
port Of New Orleans rs are needed 10
augment the efficiency Of the interior
warehouses reduce port handling and
storage costs to II minimum, and sup
ply Il public Warehouse recent, back
ed by such absolute security as is
needed I" give spot cotton owners ihc
character Of bank collateral most do
sired by money lenders. Thc ulti
mate aim of this port warehouse plan
is to enable those who NAV wish to
hold cotton when surplus is avail
able and sell it when the demand is
greater that the supply, TO do 50 un
der the most favorable conditions
possible.
There oro scvcn f,rmor. ond co,.o,,
business men on ,hc Joint comm;,,o.
Some Of those mon ,rc r,m;l,r will,
the odvontorc IN ,c,uo rro,, H., oroo
lion of modcrn v,rnhou.o will roJ,,o,,
the nrcscni ;n.ur,roo r,to or ava J..
Der 500 nor vc,r. that tie r,r,r,lJo
location ON ,hc r;vcrrront vii, o1;,,,,
ate costly houl,rc Nv dr,vs ,,orr,;t
the delivery of c,i,nn info sh;nc,
hole on the dov Of sale and n,,,.c,
the bale from damage. while machine
cry equipment will enable The labor
er to do better ork in every way and
at reduced nsc. Men of energy
VIII" nave gwen the matter serious
thought express the belief that al
average benefit of - bale. ircSprc-
1--we OF whether cotton is worth 10
cents or ~ cents a pound would ac-
cure to the producer using such II
warehouse because of economies III
handling, saving on cost Of insurance
ana freedom from damage. and thar
the receipt such warehouse would
issue Would enable any holder to b'S-
TO" money from amy New Orleans
BANKER or from amy banker in any
town IN the cotton States. In "thr,
Words the owner Of cotton $" stored
an" h"l"'n" such Warehouse receipts
""'ld h' III position {" use them AT