American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-10-12

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smother man look after your morals
and therefore when ] approech this
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gome ~tentacles IN II and there u
considerable difficulty about Il. Bpt
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Other side Of Question.
Nov that was one side. On the
other we were bound to recognize
those must be developed
by the Investment OF private capital.
THAT is. those Of us that took my
view. for am utterly opposed to
r. vei nment Investment. and there
fore l am necessarily committed to
the view that these ought
Il. be SO disposed OF that they shall
attract for their investment private
capital. Now | think It possible to
40 dispose OF them as to secure pri-
vate capital on one side an6GHnthe
other to retain sufficient gd lent
control SO that In the future, after
Is or rs or SO years. there 4 be
a reimbursement to the conditions
that then exist. so that we may not
see an absolute passage away Of
a certain character of that
IL Ia very necessary for the govern
ment to retain some control over.
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II don't know that you have In
this state phosphates. They do nave
phosphstes In wyoming. mere are
100000 acres OF phosphates. NOW
we are racing o problem IN agricul-
tine. The acreage III this country IN
creased only 4 per cent TO Ssa.oov,-
psr cent while the nopulation in
creased 81 per cent. II the popula-
ton increases in the same rationfor
the next fifty years we will have
$50, 900 900 mouths to feed. And
the only possible way by which we
can iced them-and we are bound
to feed them In this country, for we
can't 20 out elsewhere and confess
ourselves unable to feed our own
people. the only possible way Is by
improving the methods Of agricultur
and by the use OF fertilizers and
other Q to Increase the yield
per acre. Now phosphates enter into
the making OF fertilizers. 1t Ia a
very valuable deposit and we ought