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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

JUST OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS
where everything In cheap, not far from
paving, 5-room house, good well on porch.
large barn with garage, also large chicken
house; price 5000. including $1,000 worth
ot new furniture shown by appointment
only.
LEWIS INVESTMENT co. osAGE lss1.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE, $3.50 DOWN
and I block of Jitney
LEWIS INVESTMENT co OsAGE tsf2
WE ARE BUILDING FOUR BI NGALOWs
In HnIcrest from $1,000 70 sll0o0 with
terms ranging from tl250 to - 900 down !,
call Us FOR appointment on these.
LEWIS INVESTMENT 60 oSAGE ls6S
$3.50 CASH handles four room house, side
walk ana sewer In. west part of city,
price $3.50, balance S3S per month. John
barrett. Room 2os Robinson Bldg Phone
1857 or 1855
1850 CASH payment, six-room house. on
paved road; lot ShNlA0 feet, price $3.50
balance monthly payments. John Rarrett.
Room eos Robinson Bldg. Phone 1857 or
l35S
1850 CASH, new fyo.room bungalow.
preakfast room, nice mantel, hardwood
floors. tile bath. basement. roughed in Tor
furnace. price 81, 900, balance easy. Globe
Real Estate 60. Cedar g.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. line S
Boston location; mantel built-in fea q.
tures. ivory finish oak floors, basement.
2-car garage and drive. $500. So 900
cash for quick sale, as owner In leaving
"a Z. Thompson. Oaass S22s and 5l2Q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

PAWN HROKiNG pusiNEss Tor sale
good. established am doing Eo"h Jew
olry businesn, also tfunkA leather Eoohs
aud sporting goods. good opportunity
for some jewelry or travelling good" dealer
information address - % German, noN
6pt south side station. Springfield Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
nANKHurr HAlit

tsf place Tor hardware store .Nhv ."N.s
store hcre. viii invoice about ~ 800
This stock viii sell nn Ihufwhy hNci
noon at g o'clock sharp, fot cash, Wlll'
BANK ~ pauYillc FOR any information
we ate .InVoiring stocks nov, VIII have
inVotre rrndy soon. arrange to attend hoih
~ these sales I. A woody trustee
-lLrnnf Knrr hncilnnnnI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

Il-room modern. well furnished. good
transient hotel ,gg 500: $500 cash; good
ease cheap rent
Usage Hts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

FOR SALE BY OWSER--Lot 50Nl5O. s
quaker can A. 1901 8 Quaker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
EVERYONE WILL BUY

We have 10 customers who want homes
on paving, have ~ 600 to pay down as
first payment also have 10 customers who
want homes fairly close In, have $500 TO
pay down as first payment; now II you
want to sell your property Just call
LEWIS INVESTMENT co. OSAGE is63.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


MANIED--1O KtNI ~
ny ItNE s. married couple want hyr.
room furnished house or one side du.
plet. must be good neiEuborhuod rent
must boo fIrht frSp1nFtbio pHrteF Nd-
dress y % ros tit
WANTED 10 HtNr..l. @ or s-room modern
house Win extra large EstHEe ~ g2"l
barn or large building on back ~ Toy
tlaf ran be used Tor storinE furniture mus
Est results 81 once leave d"scrir'i'n.
phone number and address a. B"k N.t.t,
care WDfli
WANTED TO use f0r storage lihtay tt.
hIr. couch. buffet. sewing machine.
dresser or chifforfer aId dressing table.
Address F'i-b. care Wurd
WANTED 10 rent sor G.fuum modern
fufnIHucu ruttHEe for Iuuc. 'uiv. August
and September. pYsrcH.IHu ou ur before
June g. Boy tsfrsl couple. reference eve
slarrnd pHaFr fotf
tAsTED go LEASE Manager lorhi
tNsater vsuts furnished ktchcurtty
apartment Il ur q rouu4 with bath ct
ou.o no children. either 'partmont house
or private home. if not flJ-t class. do not
answer would lease prIyht" home or apart.
uNut f.r summer ~ Reasonable cav "f
write Room .U0 Ur4dV hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

DETROIT s. 1905 Three room apart
mcnt comp etely furnished call before s
o. m. or after - m osaEc 1890
FOURTEENTH, t. le2-a Four-room loweT
duplex, nicely furnished from June ! 4,
references required Phone osage ii2i-J
THREE or four room apartment. heauti-
fully furnished. close In. south side
$50 per month. gas, lishts, water fur
nishcd, cali cedar 1852
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS orroHT, Sirits


rxxtA A~vAt
flNhNClRL
-, o,t,sYss opropTt Sty,ps ~
''''''
,.,s,.,,.,.r ,,t,s.rs ArrysrtpS
you ne ns s.p6 g'"E'a'i r,S liz, "f them. voui
~eneiier buying an eaiablisbed agency
corresponding stuctV cgnndgniiai q"
.,.estpAi. merchandise fcr sale. small
V y n ~" y ',.,,.tIt'N,d ,ssh nu.inesa
town N'll it,. .t,,L Al 600
tsas"n w, 'ei"t ,.rr World
cheap f'f' MI. ''''
WE'LL EsrAHLislEn aut" ui" ana i,
pair business fpirndld l',s,.'u'
rent. - months l'nH' Naaf''' a' -
rou BALE -n.oo puuitr IN brtuilfi
ss,itb Eide bnrrairv flr rrustry store
cedsr 5,t
phntLhf Fln'' Hh' a., .,iIior
tlatH nus.n'r. ''.'
fhon' Df'F' OWE
hustNEsS tNNEsfMb MbNIH ..
N YOU are lo"kius ior 'n nN..,,n'' ,,,
hurineaa. let u1 assist ''' 'h I'''''N ''
HHh' '''"''"' .k Mn FORE
..
GROCERY 7l'bI1
S"uid Iibe 70 show YOU these stofot
Ask Mr. l''tE.
''"t' s'''
w DFfIN tNf HinI' agency l.' WV. w.
uoidH Motor 1tu'k roWrnni i"i iull h'I
uculArH ,aI } 'l''r " TO. '''N'
Ieaet ls.' ...,... ........,.,.,-t,,..
PAIN Esnsie, h' ,'..1 1sssr 5l,5
,..,t c,,,,t,,r,.,, Tor picture
show desires suitable lo,auou In i've
town hoS hlR hlei't 'N'' ....
nANkNtlt NAlE a..
Of two Stoke ~ hnl"Wa,ti ~ ,tsS,,s
Icy, Kansas ~ W''@ n"'. ~ 'I,tf
conniHunE "i . t'h''H! az, XXI,
hariWat" hun lnpl'.t,u,' oeo ,,rt ON
there. WI! invoice hn.v' t.V. hs,k AZ
furiey tor any intofmsu.n w.
VII SCI l"l ,arn IVY" A., st,,,t,I AZ Dan
~" ,fnn.as b.t,ynrr usru0t and wei.
,u,, ,,, main line Of SAINT, We rail-.
rosd th,s H. a general stock and no oct.
TOT place Tor hardware store, th, "n'g
store there. Will invoice about iiisou
Thia stock viii soIi on Thurainy after
noon at o'clock sharp, fot cash. Wnlo
nank " Danyillc FOR any infofmn ION
NJ. ara lnvoiring Htocka now. Will have
invoice ready SOON arrange To attend ho,h
~ these sales !. \ N""uy' HuS'''
Grant Kerr nuoiloneet -..-...---.
PAWN HROKfN8 BusiNESs for anle
oiry business also ttunkA leather to2,aes
and sporting goods Fnnn olp"t,uppl,'
fot some lewelry ot ,f,,e,,ns S1%"" r"r f"r,hef
information address ~ q gormen nns
set, south SIDE station. ShtinE,lela. ~
r0R sAIE-TWo hest lots In nArtbn ad /.
di,leo. lots ~ and iS. block a. / block
north Admiral hvd. on victor Usage
baaf hee owner
GROcpRy store ION sale: fixtures
snd huitdIny vilt rent sab per
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

FOR sALE--biiiiards and cold drinks
doing SO. 900 per month good Lease low
rent pric. $4,000: an opportunity OF a
lifutlIpe: this IN an old established huHl
ness place and has always been big
money maker Cedar sos,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
WANTED To RENT

WANTED TO Rent
a five siN or sevcn-room furnished house
for 50 or 90 days. north or south side, but
must he In hest neishhorhood can furnish
best 81 references and viii give your homo
the hest 81 care In every detail Please
call or write me su Kennedy Bldg Phone
Usage Gli3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

WANT 3. or s. furnished iight house
keepng. roomS Phone Mrs Burdiek.
Cedar $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
FINANCIAL.


""' '''H "'""'N" "'' ~ '"
Hvnlr 'ihE ,-is tu9mH h'th .'9s7 ~
: 900 'a.b town balance easy "Hv' 500
HOTELS
A'FausaH Missouri N'huaF 9Na ne"
.H. oFhh"ms. Atlzoua. SOW No.l'" 'n'
ASK NV rprE
NHtFa fi.F
eli, ,...,. , no%4iSg 1'IsGS t1., ,.,, v,n
'"19'Ie'4 ~ l1om. ',a9S@ sa9S location welt r,nshsa
g. .oo .,. ,....,. n.,... ,,oon
fuUma w,u furnished mod.rr Oh 900
AK MIR rurI
go MOONS
tt.I.., ,t..t.t.. t..t. ........ IsHu p.f
p,agtn '.,i u,. .t 900.
AHt Nr rDI.
tIII' .I.t
liDrr uoma of mtour,. ,.a.. in. ssl'
inF fnr 81 300. $4,000 'aeu. b'lHu'r ar.
ranged l.f,ff I'"r 20 ''n r" ""hih
40 ..'.. p" 'IH. ii
t.l 0oo utYt 20 snnu luteL dueut"wn.
, n'h,n. '''.' ,'''.,'' ''H ,.. ''. .,..,, ',.'t
lyti f"t tIil r'tu"uIhtH "ti brp"ln'W'"
'''.. o."
ipF i52o monthly r.1a .''". 1000 600
,arh 'lll handle balance "n ''" '''m"
'.nrn itN'
TWEIVE ropma urhi b.1s,krsplu,
apartment tfnl o'oro iu vr.t "t Man.
apartment and ,ourcts over $500 pol.
Wun'u uh hIan," ~ h.lnn I'h' ''.'.
pi''1 20 puI'f fNr tL"'' '''n. no
HfmH iN'n' '''H' '''l ........
uurEh tho. story brick steam hrtt
baths sample rooms, European plHn
turulHhrd ruiuulrlo win mo- flhHH infnl
iut', ih"t'Nthl. ,l'sn "" l',, .n,'
,b3, y,il,,ads ,o,,..t tpnrti.n b,.irrra
i'm f,ur yr,rs p,ttrd ft4o. wi arIt furtttuts
,n,rtis,, Len, nud GOOD VIM f.r 500
,,,,t,.r,.,t ,,Ut tr,,t,. ,u,, tu.
.,,t 'ftr.,,,t tu.,.ttrstt.p Invited
Nt.t. u 4tt y ,t. H.4 "t,ar not
a,,,t. nn t,.dr.
wv
''1tN'.' '"uh III "a ~. , ,,,.,t milo
-, ,,n a noo o., a,f,k ,,f. va. lI
.,.L, a. ooo ,,.t ,..r., leaving ,ity ,aIi
Oaagr sso Ash ST. Palmer
No., g.t,r .,,...t,,. t...,.. .t,h .,rt,t
~ '.tst IL
A., UU''', ~ n...,' s,s '''
WAN. w ''"h'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ttOt SIS FoR Sal

FOR sALE-Ctosbio lieights.s blocks from
poHtuffice. dandy fsroom i4-story home
rooms Downstairs and two up, newly
decorated large basemUnt msntel, 5000
electrical fNturcs. pavement nearly paid
out nice shadc and fruit trees pric,
$3.50. has small loan. viii consider good
sized payment down. What can you
DffrrY cedar lOGq Bsage e2h7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
nIsINnss rRorERrY

BUSINESS property Tor hal' % teet VIII
brick store building, or Will sell 20
feet G2S E Third
CHOICE LOCATION FOR hotel apartment
warehouse. factory, garage. wholeshle
house etc corner lot 140NlbO; very close
TO business center, postoffioe dcpots, etc,
hJfndv TO traCkaEe. good Investment FOR
location, price and terms, phone Osags
qs6i W ! Henry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20

FOR SALE-seven-room modern house,
s Quaker, sleeping porch, basement 2
car garage. chicken house, good well, shade
and fruit; $500 $500 cash. monthly nay
mcnts cedar 1869. Usage 625T
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
iiOIsts tuN -NIE

WNER LEAVING town must cell Hli-
'rcHt hunFslow today six rooms, oah
floors. basement L.sHr FarHr.. pftt
ursly ucw, owner sacrificing bis nome.
and asking only very small rH-h pay
urut Phone Cedar 30
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

Il should fail on the fiuur Of the sem
ate er on the floor Of the house; well.
IN that event. ] give notice here ahu
now 10 friends the packers that
have only Just hcguA 90 fight. 4
say to thom that just a. long A. their
business a. carried on as u Is now, Just
80 long will the producer and the pub
he regard Il with distrust and eua-
picion. Just 10 long VIII the doubt pre-
vail that we get a suunrc deal AZ tbs
remove that distrust and that sua-
picion IL 10 place those huge organiEa-
lions, having al the character and an
the privilege OF public utilities under
the supervision. under the regulation
Of governmental agencies. Vntil this
a. done the packers cannot expect. and
win not be allowed, TO remain unchai-
lenged In their stronghold. FIRMLY
believe that the We now pro-
pose viii prove. " enacted into law. TO
he OF lasting bencht to the packers
themselves. To me Il IL u matter OF
surprise that. having swallowed the
camel % the Injunction. they should
strain az the gnat OF this bill npt
their habit OF opposition 10 set hard.
They nave always opposed legislation
eve sanitary legislation. ~ they Oh
IN 1906. but now the cleanliness
OF their product and it, MANUFACTURES
under government sanitary supervision
Is one OF their proud boasts. am not
without hope that the day will come
when instead OF denouncing The Ken.
drick-Kenyon bill they will raise up
and call u blessed"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
c. II OsDonel Tells Of Work
or the Markets Committee

brought aboal BY the decree me ne
ceIHlu Tor Negotiations feemea 10 bp
not lees. but Freater. than before. The
preNlson q that dsefse rsqnlnna nv
rfulIblfnE thtlF m~alniain.nE = me-
nonclY OF INDUCING IN unfair or un-
lawful practices uautfrni|r could not
b. enforced without constant super
vision and scrutiny Of the business %
The tnfehdAntA and for this no ma
rhIneff pan set IN. such srrnlihy
could only be applied BY the ouf o.
~ some oficfr Of ia appointment. II
appeared in fact highly necessary u
translate the terma q the dee1se into
terms o. Hesitation. to substitute gov
eminent BY statute for Eoyernment ~
~rhcre i another ~esnsidcrauon
which alone supplies sufficient rtugon
cor not viewing she iniuretiqn ~
SAT- o. 4 = ~proceedina and 1ecea-
fqrly applies only TO the parties ~
thai pfoteedlnn-hve nroups or men
and corporations In fairness the pro
hibltinn snouid be made aenefal, fpr
'nir Fvs-should be debarred IRON
the cnrtfol nf the nterkynrds where
hev buy their livestock.
"Our good friends. senators Kenyon
and Kendrick. were not Bleering on
The job. They had by thia time aEreed
on "a NNIUN Dill Nm0.I|NNM ||NN" VI W.
provisions of tho bills introduced by
each Of them. Thla bill which n known
as y. 1gff. the substitute Kenyon and
Kcndriek biii. waa favorabiy reported
from tho senate committee on agri-
culture n forestry On feernay ~
point in this history; and the two SEN
aforn most responsible are fntlileo 20
much credit for their endurance and
tenaeiiy--aad. IN my opinion, 70 tne
arautnde o. every toctmnn and ,af-
mer In she United States. The salient
feature 81 The bill u that Il provides
tor the creation Of a federal hysstofk
commission 70 b. appointed by the
prsAidcnl This commission shall have
.regglative and lnvestleative power over
81 esesatisns n Or ~eennssssa WIN
shall have the power 20 = 70 Il that
the provisions o. the act In regard TO
these Ratncles are enforced. and these
provisions are, broadly apeaking. the
sane a. those Of the injunction decree
except that they are. or course. OF gen
7Se provisions which ret with
most orpoaiIioH IN fcrmer ellis are
omtttad .ffom this one. ] refer TO
tho1t COVERING refrigerator cafa. n
The lceuAng feature There has been
no change of view on The part OF the
trainers OF this measure ~ 10 the ne
censity Of compelling railroads to tur'
nlsh refrigerator service to an ahin.
pers OF meat alike. thus putting the
small slaughter OF an equal footing In
This respect with the hiE packer: but
thla point has been taken care Of N
The railroad bill which has lately been
enacted. In place Of the licensing Rs-
tenn the urW hill seH mp a plan Tor
the registration Of packers and stock.
yards. which h entirely voluntat,
F, This nlaH ia also designed TO encouraEs
! the Establishment OF new murkets and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Ninetieth Conference
Of Mormons Opens

SALT LAKE CITY. April 3,-kp-
proxima,ciy 10000 Latter Day Saints.
or "Mormons' rs they are more
famIllarly known. from all parts OF
the world are in salt Lake today to
attend the ninetioth annual three-day
general conference Of the Church Of
Jesus christ OF iattcr-cay Saints
which win be convened at the famous
tabernacle here tomorrow.
The conference will come to q close
Tuesday evening. April 9. the date
the church was founded ut Seneca,
fnyette county. New York. by the
Prophet Joseph Smith and five others
In the year 1880.
This Will be the third general con-
ference since Heber J. Grant assumed
the church presidency ana all menu
beers OF the Council OF Twelve Apos-
Ties with the exception OF Elder Reed
Smoot United States senator. In Wash
inEtJu. and Elder George Albert
Smith. president OF the European
mission. probably will attend all
meetings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

OF thosc conditions which have
heretofore hctsi tho Nuuipct OF 70
many ln~eeatlFhtiuna and which
have rIvcn rise q. 20 much suHt
picion and distruft
TOO next step In ne process ot les
iflation vas ihe consideration OF the
bill BY the house committee Ga AHri-
culture. This committees Is undof ltac
cnairniauship OF lion. q. N. hnuHen
81 Iowa, and the presentation % the
ease favorinr ieEislauon u under ne
able direction of Representative Sid
ney anderson q Minnesota. The hear
inEn began tn the lsst week Of Feo-
ruurYi q Mr.. colNrf 81 the federal
trade commission presented the case
for Legislation with ~ usual ciearncss
The nrst week u March was occupied
~ the side or the producers ~
usual. the market committee was on
tho spot. represented BY three 81 ~
members. and among others Who ,cs-
uned were several meinuors Of the eN-
ccutive committees OF the National a.
%sociation including It's secretary That
sound ana powerful organization. the
Corn Belt Neat Producers association,
was well represented. and no was the
Nebraska Improved breeders and
Feeders association. So also VAS the
Buyers and Sellers araoCiasicn Of Ani-
afiilo. Texas. by - most able score
tary. ! am glad 70 say that the
League Of Women Voters took a hand
In h proceedings and were most en-
phatic la their demand for legislation.
You may be sure that the packers -
torneya were present IN force from the
beginning o. the hearing. The uit
aentntion OF their side OF the ctse com
mcnccd on March s.
Prospect Good.
II am Of the opinion that the pros
nect Tor effective LEGISLATION WA never
better than u IL today. The country
as Il whole was never more Interested
The enormous propaganda campaign
conducted By The packers gems "a
have had the cnect OF cnuaiftE che
voter to look into the question fol
himself. We have nothing 10 fear
from such AT examination. That "
exactly what We want him 10 do and
- 40 not doubt his Judgment. Bul
y the uncxpected should hapren-il
this legislation should fail In commit
mittee, or u. being favornbly reported
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Walter Cornell in
Auto Accident

Telegraph word was received yes
terday By Mrs. Walter NJ. Council
her husband and Paul Hedlng-
ton. former district forester. were
slightly injured In an automobile ac-
cident at Escondidlo. Cal.
Mr.. Council. who Is enjoying a
months vacation. ~ travelling In CALI
fornia. Although no details have been
received IL Is supposed that he aud
Mr.. Redington. who was recently
transferred TO California, were
caught In an automobile collision
while Sightseeing at E~scondidlo. a
show place not far from san Diego.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03


ll nNsi b. noted also that thr e.
ts1 NatkfIN from unrelated Hines q
naHff HIHtf4nf than real Armour and
rofur1nt HAD ~pr1tl1uaIN Announced .
N1tn ~ o|1EuIutnrt and Wilson ana
eH bad Ht~Ere1aied IS grocer,
nHsiae tf.m Z r.sA'n& s'mpshs
dftfrf. Sym and COMPANY, already
la 1913 sd ecfrasaitd The business
done NutrT tbs nAIe 81 IInbt. Afs
Meth ard lintYt and also "A IQfelEn
bpsnt4a tadgf the nemc % trlu-in-
is~lneeIpnrt ard n 1917 inelI Nnrlnk
rofnnINsIon kncNn - the National
leather rampanf Libby. MeNeni and
tItt< tart . variety 81 ruut products
uI+IL ffuIi. vegetables. IAH, u1lih.
&c . s tnls ne1faaaticn Mr. ieulf
sioss as e " " sss@saT, sse. $50
result Of the Segregation
n EHInsinfernational and LIBBY
Mcneil and Lfhy dutInG 1918.
nha4f f41.oQU. 900 o. a stock
came into me treasury 81 swift
ma cerpent. Aost cfthis IVES
etif g slaIteoieers ottcc4td rn
htIfr allowed 40 purchase AZ par
one M4fa Of such stock Tor every
81 0NhIaa oHHeA IhlA operation,
InEI5htf Win the sale Of the
leather propoflIco. has substantial
" rtrtHaed 4 fund q working
canII4I IeeI that shareholders
VIII AZ well 10 retlh theis invest
na4nfn 10 swim nrd rontpany aad
IN the Segregated companies.
stfHIn street seems 10 have thought
80 iad 90 Ghe UHtH lna44tt rracted
faerfphif g packer stocks after the
dec54eEHt
geF.ers Rsrsoser ,.ss ynasa y
u 10 1folIrifoh agalnes the opnerahlp
~ IftniNI1i deltnaaEtt. parties 70
me 4.hun ~pforfcdInT. Of al much ~
81 prf f4nf 81 the Hock 81 auch sefree
gated tolnpan.e1 or other nrms deal.
r = has been aeoted as aging
ao,usIen ii ms ~~holeaals
ernttIf Interests OF she ~hlu
Ett s1rkts1 would 'not serions--
Il. uItI any OF fdam.
Cnf tafhlnrn will not BE- unfavor-
atff afItcted az the lines prchib-
p11latIe. ~ Rni fore
nShlHnlb cash r1fnn3 fortihe urai
mrf t~rsinesa tudst R4fd rfo
zone al only wonder uhai becomes
Of the otrffpented statement h q ne
pncaere hee fngafea u these aids
snre for eQononilc re4aona. and aah
Why Mr.. swim should advise hia stoch-
hol1era to hold on 81 4helr Libby stock
n these eidn lines hays not been 1rol-
liable No doubt he - speaking rel
aiie4i1, aud n Il = necessary fnierence
from. hIf statement that the larncf
profits ror1t from tne.real meat bus.
mess nnd ~ allies prDhucts' We dc
net aouhIt4mt 4iihIeathe case.
NtcfNSIIf Usfslrl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03


.aoAine and Storage plants.
There ~ a Few discrepancies be
tns new 1ilI end the decree. bnl
these viii probably be lronrd out in
The processes Of discussion and confei
once.
In the report with witch senator
uronna tubnlittcd the bill TO the hou.
he used the Following Language,
The evidence presented 10 the
committee showed that the buni-
nthn OF producing. preparing. and
distributing meat products lH sur
rounded hy conditions which
sharply dInerentlata Il from any
other Industry snd place q IN q
claaa apart. Measured IN dollars
and cents itr annual turnover Is.
ncCord'nr &C. certain evidence be-
fore tho committee. greater than
that OF the railroads II IA Of the
uimoat Importance 10 all classes
and 10 all individuals. for Il hae TO
DO with the most fundamental
need OF MI our people. namely. the
food supply.
" 'Furthermore. tho peculiar
circumstances under which Il -
operated. with a multitude Of pro-
duccra on the one hand and a very
limited number OF packers and
distributors on the other. lend
themselves readily TO monopoly.
n was felt. therefore. that the
meat-racklng Industry ~ charged
with a public interest that can not
be adequately safcEuarded other
wise than through special lefiela-
tion.
Tie enactment OF this bill
Il recommended upon the Fround
that the great public marketa In
which a handled the live stock
that supplies the demand for the
American consumption OF 1900
0oo.ooo pounds OF meat and meat
products annually are public util-
tiles and that as such they should
be subject TO aupervislon by an
onciai agency which win reveal
all the facts having 20 do with
their operation and which viii en-
able 20 proclaim these facts with
the voice Of authority 10 all inter
eFted parties. II has been demon
atr4fed beyond QUESTION that the
history OF the development OF this
industry has beeu the history OF
one effort after another 20 set %
monopoly. The Representatives Of
the packers themselves testified
before the committee to some OF
. the devices that were employed
In the past 70 atihe competition
and concentrate control In . few
hands while the Injunction pro
ceedings Initiated BY the depart
ment OF Justice constitute evidence
OF the existence Of what IN an un-
henithf condition 10 this industry.
" il Obvious. however, that no In
Junction can AFFORD a permanent
settlement hecnuae IL Affects only
a limited number OF defendants
aud does hot and can not law down
a general rule by which all must
be ouided. The corrta. however.
can not be depended upon for the
exercise generally OF those broad
executive bowers which they must
-asaume " iniunctiona OF such
scope rs that 10 be issued nHninsi
the PACKERS are TO he enforced.
The only alternative Is 10 eefah-
lish an executive agency wifich
shall be definitely clothed with
suhlcient power to prevent The de-
veiopmeni again in this industry