The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-11-14
WILL WORK FOR
DAIRY UNIT AT
MANDAN FARM
Representative Sinclair Will
Introduce Bill for Its
Establishment
OTHER BILLS PLANNED
Establishment of Roosevelt
Memorial Park in Bad
Lands Also Desired
OTHER BILLS PLANNED

An appropriation of $2OO.0G0 for
the eStabli shement Of dairy unit at
the Northern Great Plains Expert
ment station of the United States
near Mandan. passage OF
i bill creating the Roosevelt Nation
al Park in the Bad Lands: an amend
ment to the federal grain standards
act which would recognize the pro-
tcin content of North Dakota's wheat;
enactment of an agricultural export
corporation bill and adoption OF some
to the soldiers bonus
law are the main items in the le.is-
lative program which j. II. Sinclair.
representative from the Third North
Oak ota district, will take to Wash
ington with him this winter.
In recent statement to the AssO-
ciatcd Press Mr.. Sinclair said:
among other things propose to in
troduce a bill for the establishment
Of dairy unit at the Northern Great
Plains Experiment station at Man
dan. This bill contemplatcS the ap-
preparation of 100000 by the govern
ment to further the work Of dairy
ing in the Slope country lying west
Of the Missouri river. 1t will be the
II icdlcSI HSip ~ uINti llCu IdI III
that we can get in this state and
ing North Dakota into a great dairy,
ing state. The bill was favorably
reported by the agricultural commit.
but too late for action. | am hopeful
ing session.
For Roosevelt Park
"As this is the first and long ses
sion Of the congress and as bill
lives for the entire life of the con
gress. it is generally good policy fo1
Il member to get as many of his mea
sures introduced at as early periot
in the session as possible.
IL propose to introduce a bill for :
Roosevelt Memorial Park in the Bat
Lands. 1t is generally supported b!
all the people of our state. If VIZ
could have proper appreciation o
the scenic beauties Of this region b!
the heads of the National Park Ser
vice there would be little delay in th'
enactment of this law. In additiO,
it would be fitting me emora! Of th'
life and achievements of a great out
standing American who more nearl.
typifies this section of the ives
than any other man in our history
He lived the life of the plains ant
loved the Bad Lands and its people
Bill to Benefit Wheat Growers
"NeXt | propose to push for tn
amendment Of the Federal Grain
Standards Act so as to provide TO
the grading Of wheat upon its pro
tein content in addition to the othe
factors that are now considered. Thi
change if brought about will be o
great value to the wheat growers o
the whole northwest.
"In addition l shall press for enact
ment my Export Corporation bill a
believe that until some such legis
lation is passed it will be impossible
to give agriculture a level Of price
for it's products equal to that Of othe
industries. In other words we ough
to always produce 4 surplus Of foo'
stuffs, but so long as we do unde
present conditions the level Of price
is determined by the foreign markets
What We need to give agriculture al
equal chance is domestic price 70
home consumption and sell the sur
plus only at the worlds price. Thi
is the theory Of the protective tarif
and must be applied to the product
Of agriculture to give the farmers al
equal financial chance with other in
dustries. Such a law will encourag
the cooperative movement among
farmers and eventually solve tn
| marketing problem.
Will Work With Ex-Service Men
"There are many other Legislative
questions that l am interested in AM
shall from time to time take actor
to improve present laws, either b.
introducing specific bills or goin!
! before the committee with 'suggeste'
| amendments. There are some in
equalities in the veterans bonus a'
that need correcting. I propose t
work with the eX-service men in cor
gress to the end that the most ger
erous treatment possible be accordc
the veteran suffering from disabilit.
In addition we in the western part Q
the state have problem in the cor
troll of flood waters and the impounC
ing of same for irrigation purpose
that should enlist the careful endorse
ment Of all citizens.
"The above brief outline indicate
some of the work upon which | wi
expend my greatest efforts. 1t ism
probable that the entire program ca
be enacted. l am at all times read
to cooperate with other member
whose interests are similar to thos
of my constituency, believing that
that way the interests Of the stat
Of North Dakota and the great Norti
west can be best served"