Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-01-11
Now that me war policy that will take Of sor

that me war is policy that will take OF some
of the industries must be framed
that millions of dollars have been spent by patriotic
men country plants for the production of
potash developing Their mineral trusting the
faith United Government that under
would they spent these enterprises the
foreign competition which would have prevented the profit
able development of such industries.
They urged and persuaded by agencies
including the Department OF the Interior efforts
provide these essentials for the nation and universally
understood that they would be protected
should made ndusaly independent The collapse
these industries they have been called into being would
dscouragng influence the people 1t necessary
that they should be for the they have lost but
hack that lies patriotic effort for the national welfare that should
with evidence appreciation, and the only do this
industries They entitled their part
the future development of the country and the Government is
duty bound that they have that chance When the
America have been shown instance be inadequate
is time about mporaons make good the deficiency That
applies o any industry.
We socialism, but protection the productive
power OF the country not socialism, if the protection to oppor
tuniy for private effort order make ourselves esusanng
In 1917 the domestic production OF only about
sixth OF the total consumption This year has grown
third and would close supplying
quireents During the first six months of this according
the output this country manganese ORE
tanning about of the metal and of that
being shipped in $4,000 tons monthly or
great mistake will be made if protection provided
these industries and others of the certainly
proper held Tor the application of the American principle
CT protection by tariff
The satisfactory discussion heard concern
ing the copper situation and the industrial conditions
place the other day with Mr. A. McNab Of Thompson He
pressed himself feeling that That there
would naturally be hesitation delay change
TO peace IN the business and world
PaatVey short time things will settle the
N to "copper" he thought the fluctuations price
aton that the buyers what
uncertain what to the
future This good for government to 90 ont
on the price hSng business for long Congress to dis
tub things no buying large scale be done What the
country needs than anything is to have chance
Tor ITS business organizations ahead
problems in their 49,
lie expressed comprehensive railroad tuao, That
there IS need OF extensive reequpment the roads and
ta unless the government the owners hou1d
turn the roads back and make possible for the owners 70 do i
themselves. - ' ~ w It
Inc retiring attorney general George B. Thatcher took il
70 recommend certain changes constitution Of Nevada
we 40 not care 10 review them, only call
a changes OF that very thing to do and
dangerous plan 70 follow There thing Nevada rJ
now ana tnat is plan OF state is not ~
expensive beyond all reason Every legislature the las+
are OUT OF sshf 1t wouldn't be the Improvements %
improved the state government but We bo,,a
SONS ana oicials enough to with five times he
81 we nave state university that out of all
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end expenses paid and they be furnished with reasr,hl
money and it woVld much as the on,n. - ~
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uie stare II might Just wei be The o'e
erent order OF things if they 90 after If The ,ro,l =: nave
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