The Bozeman courier., 1921-05-11

keted by said association be market
ed through the United States Grain
Growers, Inc;
Second, that such portion of said
grain as may be sold for export, not
to exceed one-third of the total
amount, be marketed under the di-
rection and at the time required by
the pooling committee Of the United
States Grain Growers, Inc, with full
membership privileges and obliga-
tions:
''Third, that, in consideration of the
respective associations executing this
proposed contract and continuing their
organization campaign for additional
members as now in progress and un-
der the contract now in force, the
United States Grain Growers, Inc,
will not present or permit to be pre-
sented its contract to grain growers
of such states prior to January 1,
1924:
Fourth, that all contracts secured
by the respective state associations
on and after the execution of the con-
tract with the United States Grain
Growers, Inc, as herein provided for,
shall contain provision for the men,
bership of such grower in the United
States Grain Growers, Inc;
Fifth, that there be set up in the
northwestern states at Spokane
zone agency of the United States
Grain Growers, Inc, equipped with
the necessary branch offices, officers
employees, etc., for the proper mar
keting of the product of the respect
i've state associations; that this zone
agency be ready for operation not
later than July 1, 1921, and that its
officers be given full authority as
they may require to conduct the bust
ness of the agency, including that of
negotiating agency loans, etc., subject
to approval of the United States Grain
Growers, Inc;
Sixth, that the members of the
respective state associations be not
required to pay a membership fee to
the United States Grain Growers, Inc.'
provided, however, that members Sc
cured subsequent to the execution Of
contract, as herein provided, shall be
required to pay a membership fee Of
not less than SO to their respective
state associations and any surplus re-
naming from such fee in hands of
state associations after organization
expenses incident to the securing of
said contracts be paid to the United
State Grain Growers, Inc;
Seventh, that the respective asso-
Citations be required to canvass and
urge their membership for subscrip-
tions to stock in the finance and ex-
port corporations as may be formed;
Eighth, that the respective state
associations be permitted to enjoy
equal privileges and usages of said
finance and export corporations;
ninth, all all farm organizations
in the respective states be advised of
this action by the organization COM
mittee of the United States Grain
Growers, Inc. and requested TO as
sist said state organizations in the
completion Of their work as now in
progress that the largest percentage
Of grain possible may be- placed un-
der contract at the eariiet possible
date;
Tenth, that the general manager
Of the zone agency as herein referred
to be selected by the respective asso-
Citations in manner as they provide,
subject to the approval Of the sales
committee Of the United States Grain
Growers, Inc;
Eleventh, that the respective state
assertions be given until July 1
1921, to enter into contract, &s here
In proposed, and that the said con
tract be in such form as will be ap
proved by counsel for the respective
parties thereof, and as TO the Wash
ington Wheat Growers association b,
the commissioner of agriculture O
the state of Washington.
"The president and secretary of tn
United States Grain Growers, Inc
are hereby authorized to have con
tract, as herein provided for, prepar
ed to execute same in behalf OF th
association and attach the eorporat
] seal thereof, subject to the approvs
Of a committee consisting of J, Z
I Howard, president Of the America
6 Farm Bureau federation; n. L. Bul
Z dick and w. F. Schilling, said com
8 mittee to make full investigation G
: the conditions in the above thre
: states and to have authority to max
any changes or notifications in th
3 above resolution. This committee
) further authorized to investigate an