The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-19

Washington, May ne Speaking on
the agricultnraI bill in the Ssnate,
Senator ~. d. Smith of South Caro-
lima recently made a foPceful plea
for the considers tion of the farmers.
need for education in the yaiast.cI 5ff
his cTcr. Senator Smith cohtehdedl
thar II was Illogical to apEr2srIate
money to teach farmers how TO in9.
crease their output and hoT TO giFei
money 10 enable them 10 get the real
worth or their crops I'm the market
II wish to call Ahe attentioilfOf tile
senate" Seantora Smith said. rlhe the
fact that In this bill I'VE are spending
several million dollars for the purpose
OF demonstrating 60 the farmer the
best method by which he can ncrease;
his output. 1T seems toi me Il comes
with i'll grace Tor aiys mem ter on this
floor to vote for an mp pgoprta ION 10
teach the farmer 10 Y 10 make d iaigef
crop and then make 40 effort, TO give
him any knpwIe s6f the value of
what he facsl
Il am the author Of this amend
ment. proposed Il for Sic reason
that we have itefeFe iis O, demonstfa-
tion OF these yarns inade under IN ap+
proErition secured By me to the last
agricultural app oprintion bill, show
Ing that the trade on account OF The
grades which &c had arbitrarily fixed.
is making d difference OF anywhere
from SIS to $40 Per bale. whereas 5y
this test. OF hte relative value OF the
different grades the, department of ag
iriealtnre has demonstrated that no
such actual difference exists.
ty You and are dependent FOR. IIe
textiles OF this country upon the
Southern cotton growers. The only
way you can niai him prosperous II
to make his work profitable. do
sssS CO s..Iss as4,,.s
can vote misiiona of doflafs Sf for the
purpose Of increasing the outaut, and
then make no eep ropriaiin tghhteSer
TO teach to these who produce the
raw material what &c Is Nlprshs
he eaueea tlie Ii 3 ~
eThe, rsannf actafef would ges q eer-
tain kind OF col d end on accntnt Of
It's appearance filey would declafe II
was gin-cIlt ssto5f that ik tEaa not In
good form, and IL oEe tii &c sile & fFsT's
Siiief should lose rom tit z re1ts
Il pound cf from 10 b y bale. 'ile
sElepaFtft emf has preve tilet the SPEED
.0l the gin hes 1lothigg to do With the
quality OF the output The depa rt1ent4
staatiardized the gfade6 OF cotton,
from gocc tinhryy ~ 1nid ling s ire
half gfades. The lEieist took
half grades. TTIhe department took
samples from the exchangcs of the
country and uat or tlie whole made
an tia & -; Z
foenl grades pf lIpis q d ten pFnducsa
.iIi EftGs E51iiUlT SEit,Tf 90 m aI5fIlc 1f
each grale OF this cotton 20 the mills
at DanvtIie. Va, and some OF it to
the textile Slepssifs 4 ssssssltt nf Clemson col-
irtd an a elsewf ere, II bel II lane il was
splin at these tnlatsa Wit Ehe ne
speed, with the same humidity, and
with the same Inee lee L cor 0it iaFs
arrroundiHg ii. As a resuit st was
foliid 4slat good oFdisaFy b1eached
and good ordinary nonh hleached, ais
s,e.Asa emit tSs! q! o.. taiz nssl SxAra slFasc-
.tieally the same as tho other grades.
SO far s tenaile een - 4 end l.sAa sE
INK qualities were cof. fned.
tAa d sraafinaI. aetlslssis e.rhn9lAs. 81
wont to call the senas 81 sstentspn to
the fact that here is tl5 s middle gPate
n Z haleSg that grade hstsaszs 4 lntter
price The trade fpa6e Is difference
Of $z6 per bale hetwee FaiddlIIg and
good ordinary Under tho impartial
test az the departInet saa aE Eies1l@
i-s,n college, as shows oif this card,
that there IS practiea q b a ference
form the yariia Inss fEBnl the grades
from fnlGdiiDg 10 ge6a eEsEanafys But
the trade makes q a fexenee of SIS.
q bale between mild flne au d good or
dinary, end $50 q Ale Seea fnfs
ding fair and good or 4 AK5
The depaftment has stnpartlRlly.
aJuu ITII8 yarn nHa 9s sspIlaTIl0uSf E IuaS
should charactseiSe essfy wen nT-
sanized mill, asing d 3 81 8 gotten, m Z
der che sazae me Giin ii q con q Ions
with slse same iitniEsii Il q 4lIe stilae.
speed OF snlisdl ,e. and gsas seled this
en- Ii d we'll Sc ted Mill ssisi- :
= .inH; wi ith tlle Same 8 8 81 b lie IA at ~
4ifieial contiItioH wstlia he breaker :
room 8nd the pic - 3ns and fSse
slasher FoGrn yon eea ~ ieltihs .ilg ad-
ditionai Cost Draalee The same cs1s-
dltiosi III New Ems land you Do
if the seliil J. and shl. fae tehS iElen
In the Saaitsl that ;yo u q II New Esli
slasid surely the l1for from Utah
4 Aas ~ - s.;>s haze
and nay that kecsiis s. 1ss lii Gh
flsld q c0ndS ton OF skiesi aisa 81 elk
TIT7Ssst; 5Ss -.lkA &lla r5or
Ssls6S q % ill elsl . tsle other
No IS goifi 70 penal the mi
psna.ise the produce 81 asg isii
bcestae sprae niaa iie % silas "a
old worm D5it aysli d ~ hi eby en-
rteh himself at tsIs 81 those
vino produce eott ol
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