The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-09-02

s So ssHt1 P fg. G fa11sa,; and din %R1s IS some something hing: Is u done Ito to f chan x;9 the
Ss9k By ONE Wb 5T sss bent Of the he s safGae 1 f6;s OF sfo thf Sd dnsn fbs so sRd Of large n1gs
daeaeas' II CT Conditions 5fas Hn Dc Ss' nof Justly 1ati yff the o present. t p sSss by 3 p any
means, and It is only by the manipulation Of the market by the
h grain or the the bulk Of it, It, IS Rii in t he b Of the tn 81 m lie S. then he up up
win go the price e and the consumer will be compelled tG pay for HI
weather has been such that practically all winter wheat is not fit
f fGf n %a,nn e PURPOSES tha ooen at eEo an' a amd t Mi nave nrset to GG o an 1h to s sod9la mi1 ie
wheat to be had in the whole United States is in three or four
a year ago, and the amount Of wheat going into the market is
much below what it was a year ago, and yet in the face Of all these
speculation and manipulation Of the market by the ones who are
%sh t. the h sa%;n; ;si %ssr down. is a at so %s%sSi!ng seS t bat v% sHlS %s see s '!s
administration make any move? In the South where the sharks
p ptte%p se1t to n sse5tG mt tns se at the m d;spess te of o. 5oe si Ssnfs To iosn h fo
the farmers in order that they might hold their cotton, until such
s E s.n q f e Sss o ssssSzs s Ssa& Ei %ss Fs C SsS : Sc e. sS ( S $$ s ;.a n 4 3} Ps!ss
t tensS to a distribu dsst ths a na%n ii the fs sma11er Banks to be e% loaned 10th to the
farmers at a nominal rate Of interest inorder to tide them over.
and the smaller Is banks nix a. are to charge only a small. rate Of interest.
The wheat interests in the northwest is more to the United States
sSs sGm;sistr saa%o 5 place so ssS,oe %s5est or rs 80 5S,c $3.50 i IN The H ?sss 4s
bank at Minneapolis to help the northwestern farmer to tide him
f the p sse i noa ds sfS go s Soaring ny W predict d th st. if tn the admins DR. is
to- sprea %pa a cent aS'o of this Sq money e % over t the c country %1a,g AZ ; . asees very
thought Of the government helping the farmers out would cause
fhs market s = x9 5as @ es b %so % ?5s 1o IT B BSSae?ns. &$e present. fss R{' %sr ias
%s Il sa i fn b Little f fhe,d i 9f. f 1as tSe Fe 5SRsf1 eoa aea ses 9n9 ts s xsg
mas it has done in the SOUTH fFEe*S@vl 1*a'sfa"t
Under date: of August 16, the Democratic papers carried dis
patches saying that President Woodrow Wilson" today, began
the task Of mapping out his program for nationald efense"r. There
was remarkable truth in that word "began":~ Only q short while
ago President Wilson was declaring that there hadrbeen. no neglect
Of national defense. The platform on which Wilson was elected
was silent on predaredness. The Republican platform was drawn
by men who had both the knowledge TO, understand national needs
and the courage to say what they believed: THEY wrote these
words: -: ~ j
1--WE believe in the maintenance Of an adequate navy for the
National defense and We condemn mn tbs acti9n Ct. Ct The Democratic Anoca:
of battleships."
On August 16, 1915, when he began planning for national de-
tense, President Wilson paid a magnificent tribute to the wisdom,
foresight and courage of the meaosho wrote the Republican plat
manent, non partisan tariff commission they don't want it ap
pointed by a Democratic president who will select a majority OF its
members from among men who areopposed to a scientific pro
tective tariff. They want a tariff commission created by by n
facts and submit those facts to Congress for its guidance in de-
te1mining the amount necessary to give the American wage Garner
adequate protection from the cheap labor of foreign countries
They want a tariff commission not subservient to the White House
but acting in it's own right and according to it's own judgment un:
der authority of law definitely prescribing its powers and duties