Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

more Ia aid production In the growing
NJ iOud. both from the standpoints n
quantity quality Or low cost 81 pro.
auction. thar Ia glmost any other liLf
In this changing period .. tho world
Mh'n an economic forces arr being
'cn' 'niraicd IN IN effort 10 nut az
'nd % a.. admii' / initiation Il tho
worlds rurrcnc: and credit let over
~ ono e wars h,ritag-s Tie part O.,
bo played by apr1cultur" ~ nn exceed.
inglN important or", not tniy io those
engaged IN that industry bu' 10 IN.
Nhsi nunhrs' whu must depend fu.
thrii Tod supplies oI the farmers Of
tile world In this connection iwt
tni u nr" apparent: frrt. TINT fn.i
liic"F must come de- WI. second. that
III" Farmer VIII not and cann1 uru.
due" az . loss Just how much Of A
d"ciinc In fol prices Will l,e Ni .n.ss,, =
THIS Year ~ % controversial point 90
though daily puotrtiong ~ rt,in pnd
livestock show that p, substantial de-.
cline cViSs ~ practically an fuud coia.
n"diii's whctc II X p'Sgihlc O. con-.
pare prices with those ruling ~ this
iime last year liui inrv a.. siiil high
~ the point wh"r thoy ao'ulily enter
IN" 90 assumption. TINT g. in lac retail
'l"l"F The average wave worker BY
slill paying IN exceedingly high price
Tot tho food consumed hy hunscif and
hir family
Prices Must Drop With Wages.
IN tho face ~ this dcflation will
undu'-ii"nahlv bring about wage y.
ductiun as the purchasing power al
IN" dollar incf'asos with tn progress
- dcflIiinn. WaGcs cXprcsscd in DIT
ms ltFfl.. FL. All
huN T. tho important point. N warr
reductions should proceed faster tain
the decreases IN ~" price II iouistufis
nn induiri1l situation ffaught with
tho greatest peril would rcyuli AInr
"nsi r1i that b. his fundamental
need. and II he finds nis Ungr- To-
'"l mnintain hi sam.lv in No..
"cncy. tho results arc APT a. hc d..
'rr'cnhl' f"r ~ rur'crnrt
ON The oihcr band. IL reductions IN
Tho price 81 foodSulis should prooee I
~ such u uao" that the farmer finds
himself IN possession - supplies that
hrirg lees ih"n tho cost 81 urosluc;ion
" ~ inevitable TINT ~ viii d'sist froh,
producing un'il he believes conduit ions
nr"urc him profit Tho ceonN'rir
l'WH governing farming ntr iusi the
San" - those IN rnv other nu'iross
'nd with III the dcsii" tn tho world
10 u" Hlti1ii'tic tho trtIrsT cannot Hn
90 nrodr'iug whCHi ." srll. 20 ~ slr
q 81 Q huSh"l u " costs him - y
m'ehci ~ mcclure 10 N.,liy price
reductions ~ liyrs'o'i. ~ IN" primniy
"'ilriS I" Egrsrr civ md 'hicasN
hnNo resulted in 'not-"oi'r l"sgc. o
v'r"l,iHis"rs wh" ~ hi'', Htircs o.
feed r'd I'D e. s.ll go @. 'pss
~ co. this g,cs - shaw that ito
rt'"t rcr,fiiiy II IN, present nninen'
N 20 pr"scrV. an 'uuilihiirm US tn
pto''s e Il flai'or ro,s an. " crm.
modify prices food prices md wag, y
iIll sih@1uiiHll, ~ urison nobody VIII
g'i hunt hut " they 80 me- h II g..
''it Thl,. that either tho farming rroun
~ the wage earning group o. going -
10 badly hit. " H. a. Tho r'anif,s'
lutettst &C tho - uutrv fs .utS'tVnr -
o.. ripullic events in such q way that
the movement win pro. cod cuuitahly
th"t - th"t appr's iufHt'lv tho slrlr
80" - d""lir. .htIl tfEo plgco IN The
'ar.' .f"Y' ft'',t. 60 Hut "ud uh"r
comm, ditV urics'r .u1 O.. ~n-. 60 b.
'b'"~ - r.r,rin mi thli - iM." viii
q, iir": rfiorta tu hnii uu ems one 81
NJ" three VII surely r,iri win strrtlnt
& .r, en- ihos," wh" attempt ~ circum
vent 80 tn rullin tn ~ N"-ill" v'rt.
ings - the 'ruHDn.ir l,w. Nu' "nlV will
IN" rnftirnlgr gr"ur involved 10" NJ,
h"t m" rruntrv M nrr" win l'c dru.
rcu. II the whole wnrld is struggling
from ~" ph1s" ot -. " npti'. W" To- o..
oth'i and rlc"c rurual one. y l. tn Ia"
brft iriorcst ri this uouuit4 Ia Eet 10
that rlor" normal rirn" - rapidly 49,
81 s' ihlc IL ORDER that "rr Industry may