The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-07-03
SENATOR CORE
PRAISES LAWS
blind Statesman From 0kja.
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Of Nation Are On Ysa.a

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enpa1ytng D nnrnbG 6 DakGs
CT Nahaaal Deara q NI<u Or
O9kj0don, passing through ~ atato
III holdtpg Two csaveadonA aas 90
eqFIo and one at Bismarck. gave hs
enforcement to tho faemer1 program
kas no had visited the state capitol
called on tho various officials
dhrged With the putting into effect
q the new meaSures, and discussed
With them the purposes Of the new
legislation.
Talking at the Governors noon
luncheon, Senator Gore said: when
the farmers r organised and speak
the congressman listen. The program
being carried on In this state LIZ most
Interesting. The eyes Of the nation
are on you. " you succeed, the world
viii have to scrap . lot of antlquatsd
actions The tree IL known by its
ArUit. In North Dakota the tree Ia In
full flower and tho fruit IL o to
b>ak. 49,. 49,. ...
The farmers have made UP their
minds to try out their plans. Every
man u entitled to a fair deal. The
farmers here r wise in comforting
ample power on their Industrial Com
miasion 50 that they will not lack the
same authority that private business
- <en0ASSnknN VpRNAA RNhA NoNc& AAnol.
BILE plan IL to give plenary power to
officials and then hold them strictly
responsible.
n called on Director General Cathro
and Manager Waters ct the Bank Of
North Dakota. I am making a study
e the new Laws. One thing I can
endorse about their organization IL
that they are given full authority.
This should b satisfactory to tho
opposition because If the League
fail, no one would be able to say they
failed because the managers lacked a
free hand-just al free az any other
business man or banker. In business
q great many things can only be learn
ed by experience, and this undoubted-
II II q good reason for leaving the de-
tails OF the bank practice to b de-
veaopsd in the light Of experience"
Other Speakers Enthusiastic
DIR. w. ]. SULLIVAN, formerly head
of tho division Of Farm Aanagoment,
q. 8. Department Of Agriculture, said:
THE farmers Of North Dakota are
putting their industrial program into
operation c~onstructively and conserva-
lively, Everybody Is locking at this
movement In this state. II you sue
essd, the idea born here VIII spread
to Ill parts Of the country. The farm
ers have always carried the long end
Of the log. Ths fsllow who handled
his goods made more from them than
tho farmer did. Some peopcs think
that at present, the farmers are get-
ting rich This u wrong. They are,
with all this talk Of tho guaranteed
price being too high not evoa getting
the cost Of production, to say nothing
Of making . profit. They are not
even getting a. much for their labor
~ the workers in tho city. Labor Will
retain tn present prices, for It 70
>rkanixed, while tho farmers will not,
because most Of them are not Or
eauized."
Hlo d. Campbell, president Of the
National MILK Producsrs' Association,
said: III I lived in North Dakota I
would certainly DO q member Of tho
Nonparhsan League You're moving
fGst cut hare. You've TT Z lot Of
1na hwx I have Rad them and can
Gndcrss them. What ne Leasus 10
doing hare 10 Just w1ak tAA tazmGs
everywhere want TAe kaAsu4 q,
though u hxs - ~ so1y saaorsA
dkftsan states, ha1 11obtanld ~ hsh
q every farmer In svoey StatA o~Wa
- Washington whsn any foem Q0ss-
Tim eo1nos up they ~ one anstA0i
What VIII thu NonDas<1s1n fasnmu
tAink Of th1sT Ths poaltiefans hsw
Tat unleas they g1vs the AaEunam
what thay want thsy NIL (mnotA
and put mar tn od1ce wkQ VIII -
Nqnpartisana" @
Mn Campbell was fer Wgu0i yoan
Insurance Commissions e the atsAD
AZ Michigan and wa ~psaneclafiY sa.
t&u2astc about thss nv tnsxxaAco
lCnS az North Dakota. auAe Sf ~
tks trusts is the inmr1nca huat %
GeolsO00.O00 concern. TAay - ~
only taking In = Wemi1uas TWICU
what thay pay bach, hgs ass IL uaany
Wuys q danger. Fire increases en-
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