Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-09-20
y Warning ! Uttered. ] : .by J = ress-
nan Young o, Al Prode ! 8 IS s.
and Consumers Conferen 9
Baer, Ladd and !. l l| Hagen q
! North Dakota Also Heard.
tBy the Associated Press1

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81. Paul, Sept. l9.-W afntllng l1tlg
that fho whaat 1 hnsinass nf tho
g :. 's5, :,
country may De concentrated IN
- faw mon aftar the way. unless
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changes are mace IN Lne pro-
Gram nf tha fnnd administration
= -, - - = = 80,
I was sounded IN an ADDRESS De-
fnro tho Prod,,ce.rs' and Cnns,,no.
: - 80. !, 8 -, --,,-..1 :, -
erS conference To-Day Dy Con-
urosnan Canruo M Yn11no If
i e q. No 2 p u Z
+ North Dakota
Coneressmans Young said. in mart:
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$sts;s s i'u' : uao 11. ..s1y uo
hing OF the emu OF pol1tlcai ana elll[ m
sdustrial control by the middlemen.
One general election will do the bus
mess IL rural and city laborers
strike hands {.
35 The manufacturers Of the country
claim "a, ha. natriotic. and I nresume
IN tIa main thav are. INT have thew
sold anvthinr helow cost durinp this
VAR 5lsaT5s 4 s 2a553f;si
The merchants are spatriotic hnt
have their margin. Of profit' been de-
4 creased q :. 4.
The railway companies boast. of
thair. M atrIntfs int Thai dad not de-
ter them from asking the fnferHtate
Com FE Cnm mission \ for HIGHER
! rates - &,
sTha ocean transnortati0n comnan-
,es nnfnrl the American flag. but
they have demanded good rates.
The hankers have helped the Red
Scrosa ~ mt have. interest rates been
reducede No. they average hieher
nSwhen the war. began. i. i,
Now some .sn,yions. discrsSaited
.old sDoaitietans would l1ke toSapakerae
appear that Il rs disleyal to consider:
should sh dle'i Se sold. = - 4
Mr.. Hoover is man Of great abil-
as M q mining engineer, making, nil:
lions Of dollars for himself and Asso-
ciates. ne handled the Red Cross
Food distribution in Belgium skill
Il fully. and wen. While We accept his
appointment as Food Administrator,
II Is q matter Of regret that most $of
hia mature manhood has been spent
IN q foraien land where it would have
heen imnossible for him to keep In
sclnae tomch with American life and
conditions. even sif he. had tried ever
40 hard. Under rsthes4fcircumstatlce
II drink II is our duty to advise him
aa haat wa%can. and warn him of the
nitfaIIS placed sin his pathway by
those whnm hefhaa most trusted up
10 thta time We should seek to save
him from betrayal in the house of
hia friends.
CooI. calculating and IL designing
neonla have sought and are seeking
to nae the food administration to ac-
comnlish three purposes s9sss}
q Crinpline 1of small -four mills,
driving many Of them out of busi-
ness M
i . K}llinpt the principle of the
milling value In the grading of
whaat. - s55, ls:1
frightening the grip OF wheat
axnorters 'upon the. grain trade.
a. Reduction of the price in or
der 10 discredit government opera
tion in the eyes Of the producers.
DnrinR this war. we are either go-
ing To make some progress in the:
smarkating ms and distributing Of farm
nrndmcts ,,,s .1,or We. are going to- fall
more @ @ completely than ever into the
rr;n sri, nf 4 ha mid dlemen.H 5553
ss,lI,nr VsIna tOt ia lost sight Of,
Z. The % eovarnment Regulations are
IN +hat III, thare re- ,must be no premiums paid
FOR ,. wheat. and that wheat must not
Sc sold on sample. This means that
.sntn INT laccnnnt. The wheat tis to be-
s,hnmrht irS NJ ni,ly s,,pon Grades. Now let
=, re- :, saa what this means. Supp lose a$
sarnnarS S shas car Of wheat which
,Snmid !, ), - a IN every respect grade No. 1
: arcantinr "a chat there iss 10. per cent
sof dalrum mixed with It. Now every