Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-11-23


( Growers Cooperative Association
lis elected and reasonable time
is allowed the association to get
;organizcd and ready for bust
ness
[ The resolution relating - the
valuation OF warehouse property,
aS finally reported by he com
mittcc. named on motion of Dr.
HALEY. WAS aGoptcd unanimous
.ly. II follows:
"luaSmuch "a, the board Of di-i
rector OF the Burlcy Growers
Cooperative Association will be-
elected within the. next thirty
days. and a nothing can bc le-
@ally done until they are elected.
and a wc. hav- been assured that
the subject II appraisal. huying
ur leasing OF CIR properties Will
+ bc taken up a> soon a. pos Sible
latter said board l. elected.
Be il resolved. that We ware
. huusvmcn offer to the association
the use of ouv warehouses until
; the board ut directors ct the as
>ociatiou. in connection with The
owners oi tn warehouses work
, on a lair method 81 arrivin" att
: the values OF the various proper
ties by arbitration"
, " hcu Mr.. tones presented his
lrc,oli'tiou providing that the
warehouses close So lar ~ the
sale oi hurley j. concerned. Vice
Chairman St.rc took the ilcorI
and cNplaiucd that it would rel
q.lirc twenty or thirty day~ time
I Tor the aS>ociation tu elect H. di
/ doctors and get started in husi-
ness. he SAID tina; three meth
od> oi acquiring the necessary
property probably would j., con
>idcrcd. dcpcn ling urun the wish
iui the war, iiouscmcn outright
/ purchase leasing with the priv
ilcgc ii purchase and >unp,v 'ca>-
{ ing the property. III the case o.
owners who prefer not L. sell.
I lie SAID the ..arehuu>cucu oi the
I district had gotten behind til" or
ganizatiun simply Oh faith. ;.nd
( that all thar MAS asked ui them
uoW WAS To- extend that iaijh
| for thirty day" lie said that the
warchuuscmc1 and everybody
else would hc treated fairly. iu.
that would hc absolutely r,cc>-.
>ary It the organization l. To- ~uc-
cccd
Charles NJ Marshall. mcmbcr'
! Of tn. W;rclnu>e committee then
>u"9c>tcd thai all the WarcLDu~c-
men who hal voted ior the res
. ulut'on To- cio>c. COME forward.
anil Sign Tor their companies the
resolution ior the closing. ihi,
was done. cNcvIi in one instance.
one warchpu~cnan having LETT
thc room before the written res
olution could be prepared f"r the
signatures oi those who voted
ior 1t. Will the r>>ol;lipn was
being signed Chairman Barker
suspended the session and the
warchou>emcir and growers spent
:hc interim Ia general discussions
ui their problem.
Rev. !. \. Tee. oi Owen county.
one OF the new members oi the
kcutuClv Senate from the 2Gtli
. district. moved that the chair ap-
/ point committee ON ways and
means OF arriving at lair valu-
r alton OF the warehouse property
10 hc taken over by the a>Socia-
tiou- and to york otIt Il basis OF
valuation appi;lablc To- all ware
b. houses.
! This motion WAS discussed by
, 4 number OF members OF the as-
, >ociatiun and warchouscmcn. in
cluding Mr. L. kirkpatrick. own
p cr ui between twelve and four
b teen warehoucs in Ohio. West
! Virginia AMI Kentucky: Dave
/ Prcwitt OF FaNettc county. VII
q liam Whitcman. OF Cincinnati: ]
Estes. uf lebanon: H. y
Z Young. of Cave City; Daniel Dnr-
r. bin. nf Harrison county: J.. t
I Drake OF FAY cite: Frank {. Fay
. lor. OF Nicholas: ). II. Rogers. o
- Marion coun,v. and others.
Il, Mr.. Prcwi-t offered Il substi
: tuic motion providing ior the ap
; pointment oi representative o
II the association III each county i
which warehouse i located. TN,
q warehousemeI to appoint rep
/ iresentative in each cunty. an'
nj the two to appoint third. IN
II three to fix the value OF ware
II houses. Vice Chairman Ston
: thought that Il basic principle Q
= general application throughou
: the district should be adopted il