The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-04-08

81 At Gs|'''s Rfs
Ply Oh " h8ESlnH NS
ny be pro ~
il1ect8 5wers are ~ ~
q 4 JAslng good t4HA ~
vs., however, W 80
- proper mar oke. snoesl =
M selling what ~ - =
. "A market where ,,fee Of Olft :,
a6cured for 9aE Dislfl o "
crope, the " Notice 81 = a
/ to succeed DeS my
this matter Ny n
of all the kvv.i
'ansd thy "
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'op9S : akgement Tho 4
wohIerful aid to g
be made self sua-
a Of a '1nafketlng e 70
ucts Of the people VS. xt.t n
idly feasible and 49, mas
'se It WIN be Ia T,y iuu aus
iream stutt," and he 81 s.< y
lies, but heyerthe- AID " %
ng which has the
Industrial condi x6sfu
portion Of the Oh. On D
oeratlc movemenf ffnit tif
cement forward wtth NV N
~ n Produced r Aaiet tof
b Y mo-
problem, but 1fschis ma jotit
go operate with the Excha
VIII not cooperate with a
zatlcn' IL is very evident. as
declares, that the Exchange
enemies, aud 1t Is natural ~ A7|
! s "a, 1,, devoted to ~ prd "
the Florida growers from 49,
INcuoery should have Jenemies "a
VINO have refused to farfilata' vj,(,, a.
1Nenanse 80 far have done solfor VA
ricuS reasons, including ign orallce .el
"Siihess ana through being impo,l,
upon by representative " ,he ron.
mission men and Other int, ests nd
II 'he losing eSper ar,e Of he I, sent
year has not bee rufhc at ~ .,use
'nem to join and adhere . %. nres
Oh the Florida Citrus IN Tho
Times sees little hope 70 ma
Growers growers who have acted ;. and pa.
triotically, ~"
Inc News emphatic ieclares lnur
something must BIZ at. once e"
Inc Times sincer, NODES that ,
urge majority Of Il growers will "an
something at once and thnt souc
'i,ini should be tc give the 4nle mon
VINO manage the affairs Of tho Nv.
chuh' IN opportunity to de-. m .tra,
,"aI = ~ are entirely capah,. of hanI
mug .e present 1istre~siu. situation
S Sau "ie praying for The ,r'vIiege of
uoihs so. Tampa Tim>1
u h"pmea necess4-- IT, mcI.o al
eHPuDaupn in COME tign win .Lai
ABOVE thoughtful comment. We o.
PROFOUNDLY Of the opinion that No -.
SANITATION can possibly controI ,ho
markets unless that organization hos
a very large per cent. of the pr,lu 70
70 handle. No member of the NV
mango has ever said in our he,rI,,a
mat 1t had even a reasonable 80
~ as much as 40 per sent. of
, n iruit or the state. The fact ,s
nat ~ per cent. represents the NJ
mum expectation as represented m Nc
y number Of Exchange men -
'er cent VIII not control the sitr,,,,n
,ne,ner mat 40 per cent. be IN tho
q OF the Exchange or In the hsnae
the Growers Association S"",i {
must be done this year. The 10 e
ie cannot wait longer. We haard ~ 2
'ost prominent grower in the pr'4 8
orua section say yesterday. ~ have Il
ie or tne best groves in the state NV, T
sometnlng Is not done. AMI n , Is
'eeuiiy' then 1 must hunt me onc,n1 Al
o. Whatever good the Errnnna. pl
~ oe doing, and with its m,.t .an
line hopes for the future n en- %n,
medy the evil this year. For,v @' 81
Ut, won't do 1t, nor fifty par crt pC
=, . HNonange needs our help, W. con hi
! srowers--we have growers-,n. tn
HAclinge cannot get, even tho,,a IN
organization should cease - ~ Be
, Inc nope as we see It, is in 10 Sc
not merely cooperation -
llvldual growers, but cooperation " ~
The Exchange mo nc
owefs Association, the packers t am FOL
81 Join together to fight the co n,' ma
n enemy. inc CON- col
q. we permit our good F1or,d. gro
us 10 be butchered on the mav,.D. t.
'tner year, as has been dom t se.s
neeo blame no one but ourse,vas
,I ae,'erate' we are fighting no =. knc
,Na'.on that is trying to Get or, OF
'e ,a Tor the growers. but wen s sOou eis'
Dagoes" on the ano.,o,, hsht mel
the last aFmad g.. uil- Dfi(