The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16

| concerted the methods by which normal
lie and Industry are to be restored.
All that we shall do In the mean
time to restrain pronteering and put
the life of our people upon a toierable
roofing Will be makeshift and provi-
sional. There can be no settled condi-
| ton mere or elsewhere until the treaty
| OF peace Is out of the way and the
J WORK OF liquidating the war has be-
come the chief concern OF our govern :
ment and OF the other governments OF
the world.
Europe will not, cannot recoup her
capital or put her restless, distracted
peoples to work until she knows exact
~ wnere she stands in respect to
peace; and what we will do IL for her
the chief question upon which her aui-
etude OF mind and confidence of pur-
pose depends. While there is any pos
ABILITY that the peace terms may be
changed or may be held long In abey-
ance. or may not be enforced beca use
OF divisions OF opinion among the pow
e,s associated against Germany. II is
'uie 10 look for permanent relief
Immediate Relief Measures.
by way OF immediate relief, surplus
STOCKS OF both food and clothing I'm the
nands OF the government will be sold and
OF course sold at prices ut which there
Is no proht. And by way of more per-
stocks IN private hands will be drawn ont
OF storage and put upon the market. For.
tunately under the terms OF the food-con-
,roi act the boarding OF foodstuffs can
pe checked and prevented, and they will
pe' with the greatest energy. Foodstuffs
can De drawn out OF storage and sold by
,egal action which the department OF
,usuce VIII institute wherever necessary;
ouu as soon as the situation Is systemati-
oally dealt with II Is not likely that the
courts VIII often have to be resorted 10.
Much OF the accommodating OF stocks has
no doubt been due to the sort OF specu-
iauon which always results from uncer-
tainty.
Would Have Prices Plainly Marked.
would also recommend that Il be
required that all goods destined for In
terstate commerce should in every case
where their form or package makes A
possible be plainly marked with the
price ut which they left the hands of
the producer. Such requirement
would bear n close analogy to certain
provisions OF the pure food act. by which
II Is required that certain detailed in
formation be given on the labels OF
packages OF foods and drugs
And II does not seem to me that we
c~uld conhne ourselves to detailed
measures OF this kind. N IL IL Indeed
our purpose TO assume national control
a., OF distribution.
n,,su ,Vr sIan'ea thnt that In our
Iii, ,',, au 0ur uuty' Nothing less
80, s"'So, We heeu not hesitate TO
49,, ""t,Un"I question In ma
,,,.,', WY We shouiu go beyond the
a h"Ve suggested We should
,t. law requiring n federal
i ,,'s. ot al corporations engaged In
commerce ana ombodying In
the license, or In the conditions under
ma'eh u 70 De issued, specific regu-
" ,,, uesisheu 10 secure competitive
seuIns ana prevent uncomfortable
p'o"'s IN the method OF marketing.
Law Would Do Much
Such law would AFFORD n velcoue on
portunlty TO effect other much needed re.
iorns IN the business OF Interstate ship |
.'si enu w ,he methods OF corporations |
"le engaged IN IT, but for the mo- |
,n,ns, uonnno my recommendations TO the |
Ia,,'n o,".ey IN hand, which W TO |
W. sosu OF hvlns.
yroas ss ,s, sentemen OF the -Sn-
ana va,, s,nn,,i, sny, WIN very critical
forwerd ,.d,n an S' we Shouid go 4
Wa see h,, 90 '.'i. uons tne ROAD
prebend m. No.. ~ a ne, SEED 10 COM
which ws so, srs. 'o sVene niniust
some Of the sear,n, ,ora,. ~ s'vunu lor
tered about ne ~, = near Ut
worid 4. ,,na,o.,I so eonuiooh OF the
we sbo,ld 90 =, ~ WY grave ana
sItuatIon 90 90. o'p,onenuihsiy, Inc
tIonateiv Sor,yno, younry eNcep-