Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-21

unless one feels that he has back OF
him as an Offset to its influence, the
sympathy of those whose Interest he
would subserve.
Mark you, have no fear of the
ultimate triumph of this cause, be-
cause l know it is right. This bill
only asks for homes: grades, honest
inspection, honest weight and honest
|dockage, and no honest business
lneed fear it's results. 1t is right and
fright will prevail in the end, though
the battle is sometimes long and
wearisome.
Give me the organized support Of
the farmers of just the few states
I have mentioned ara I will guaran-
tee this bill will 90 through both
houses In a single year. Let these
other states show the same interest
een;etst O-aoM.-ia shrd cmfwy rdada
the American Society of Equity of
North Dakota is showing and the
battle is won now. Without that in
terest it of course Will take longer.
Organization Must Not Be Political.
This organization should not be a
political organization. 1t should be
purely business one, but it should
be an organization that would as
sist those who are striving and lab
oring for their business interests,
certainly. so long as their labors are
being exerted for them.
And I am going right on with this
bill for federal inspection of grain
and for justice to tho producers and
CONSUMERS and to assist what can
in creating a helpful organization.
l am going right ON until I win or
fall, and if I fall I shall have the
consolation of knowing that it has
been in the line of duty, and that the
cause will have been so far advanc-
ed by my efforts that the task will
be far easier for those who may fol.
low me to take up the work and car
ry it forward to victory. For as
surely as there is a God of justice in
the heavens, as surely as right shall
prevail in the end, the present injus.
tees will be wiped out.
Attractive Farm Life.
Mr.. Chairman, have heard much
argument and read many papers
discussing the question of how to
make farm life attractive. For the
most part, although of course there
are many good articles, they remind
me very much of the rules so often
laid down for health and longevity:
Never worry. Never work late at
night. Never get up while you are
sleepy. Take just enough exercise
in the open air, always stopping
short of fatigue. Have good whole
some food. Always broil your por-
terhouse steak ($4.50). Have your
servant bring you glass of hot wat
er or cup of weak coffee an hour
before you arise. Have a massage
now and then. Now this recipe is
an excellent one. It only lacks one
ingredient. It should just go one
step further and tell us who is 60
ing to make living for us and our
families while we are doing all this.
And so of the recipe for attractive
farm life. It lacks the one ingred-
lent, cash, a mighty small word, but
what world of potency it contains.
4 I will give you a rule for attrac'
tive farm life in a single sentence:
Make life on the farm profitable
Thatsis the whole recret. When we
have done that the farmer himself
will take care of the attractive side
He will look after the other Incl
dentals. Give him the means t.
have the little 1uxuries and he viii
have them soon enough. I am moi
bothering myself about these Incl
dentals, but L. am trying to assist
in laying the foundation for his pros
perity~I''
Let us, my farmer friends, lay thai
Foundation deep and strong, and en-
during. Its material must be thu
sturdy manhood Of the toilers of thu
helds. Let it be .emented by thu
spirit or patriotic devotion to equal
ity and right, And upon that foun
dation let us rear q temple dedicat
Lea to Mother Earth and to those VIII
Five close to her nourishing breast
IA temple Of Hope whose spires shall
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