The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-15

10 BRING BETTEI3 ~ 01S



SALT L4AISaI2 CIT Jan aa
new tariff placing wool or PIE ree
list was held UP "a. critic ia
delegates of the MAT onal Wool gro 81
lyrs' Association naElced ifl eth
4 year Of the associate ion enee
/ at their annual couventtou here ri
The address by the pre dent 1f
1.-THE organization, Frank 3aeeQ-
barth, pointed out that for he thlNd
time in q century OF ma llql1al pro r.
{ress the flockmastef 9ac rec Ano
\ unlimited kompe zion The proc
duction of wool agalns le whole
| world, g that previous
\ had proved the wool grow ina Il y
/ ty to withstand the shock rd tatt
the outcome OF the pFeseKl eNpea,lr
nent was doubtful,
The Hock1aasts is reduce he
said to the necessity OF iyins on
unequal terms with the n5lf1ela
savage Of South Africa and
the peon OF South America snd
skilled producer Of New zes land AMI
Australia whose fioclxs are horn 4 III
I der the fostering care of their re-
| spective governments.
leon, after the battle OF aterloc
the shepherd faces the niece qf
organizing his broken bait ions 81
However. It IS an Amer can az ara 81
teristic never to say Qtti
In analysis of the tart ne De
lclared that Yves siecid lei ~ an ~ iGn~
ment of the East and sollt nsr
the West, and asserted ishty
per cent of the products 20 New ef-
tsey would !be found on the dllt ahle
list, whereas but nine per ent &
products OF Nevada were 80 VQreo
THE backbone or the s. gth QX
| the nation is the prcdNcerS he So
tinued The producer Is ne
mer or the miner. He, who es
from the soil OF the earth n4
from the slSy with IS sun ana
and from these pT1ra
brings wealth into the Worle
alone entitled to the king tles
Producer The rest Of m1anxln
either directly or indirectly
asites living on the fruits OF his
Dor. Yet the underlying pTine
favor the manlIf Irer and llQ
man on the theory that the
Queer is able to take care
self In other words, the para re
more important than the 0oqy
which it feeds.
.tAs a further criticism OF the
iff act Of Octolber 81 1913 2 tine *
that, after an, it was written
and with improper prepare ION 81
information The labors OF 81 ese8
Underwood and Clark and ael
sociates in the prep ration q
s:stent tariff act which go
year or more of unremttt
were hurriedly dispensed wit
Mr.. Bryan and Mr. Wilson ed me -
power and wrote free WOO se
sugar and free cattle, in place
the paragraphs that had been
pared heretofore by
wood. These changes were
trarily made and without rhyme
reason as pertaining to the
OF the bill. Under the new
eyrntyer OF Nerirt5 wool viii
ously hurt, and most ltlket
mated from the ranks Of
Industry The mutton pro dug eE n1
he able to survive, but even
predetermined at this time
After an, 2 he added toaa s.
It's head. The mfsEprbuEle
come upon us may prove e
IN disguise by calling our 20
Gus attention to proper breed "a ~
more economical methouss 70 9e
preparation Of mutton and VOL
market. to the proper marie ing z
these products and 70 sutta
tional and state legisla ion,
He suggested that
breeders were bei1.nd their &
itors IN New Zealand, Austria
the Argentine ~ here our
master, he said, ,iniagine
800 per head for the II Ehs
breeding rams viii ruin MN
foresgner Will readily pay 9e0 "a
IS 900 for indfvidueLls an1n
rare merit
ma Dosnted ont that western noe
masters lost an aYerage q
two cents a pound on all the
they grew by branding sheer
insolubIe materials
would answer the purT.
spure fabric a. w q ong me
of the pure Food ACT ~ 8 SO
He said
ssThis period Of extreme ollc
fude FOR the consumer culQ
rs be enc sych oiogica n7onient oh
the passage Of q pure
Congress. we have laW
bure foods. pure % or
pIIre beer but tlle 5ect of e prs
lection of the pub re as aillst r.
o. all kinds OF atfli iteIaElt
called pure wool GODS has t2NA1
10 lotrine place mon ne 6
az the nation no se