The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1926, Page 30

PAGE THIRTY -' | FARMERS’ WOES | AREBLAMEDON _ BOOMS IN LAND 4 Cong. Easterly of Pennsyl- vania Favors Protection and Cooperation BY CHARLES P. STEWART (Special arnt coneoe) Washingto Congress- man Charles of Pennsy- vania—he aims state lieutenant governor, by the w. full of sympathy for the Ami farmer, in his present troubles. Why wouldn't he be? He's 4 farmer. However, there are farmers and farmers. Most of the agricultural lamentation we hear just now comes from the west south. Esterl. the far ea astern, sip -not gland, but ite a different ar iety ema Good for Esterly, for being origi- nat. Eastern agriculture isn’t suffering to any such extént as western. : Esterly himself appears rather more than inoderately prosperous. What's the reason? His Reason “The reason,” explains Esterly, “is that the west had a land boom and] he east didn’t So now, here in the east, we're} not so badly off. “But the westerner who paid for his arm a good deal more than it rth and then mortgaged it on basis, naturally can’t get! enough for his crops to keep up with! his payments, since deflation's set in 1, what's the remedy? Phe remedy for insolv y promptly, “is to sts " said is comforting or not, de- how you look at it agrees that A in—a Repub) onist. protec a tariff. But how will protection help the American farmer? He's an exporter, | dissented Es-, butter, for in- At one time, when American ; stance. “neat producers ought to have been} making money Argentine imports prevented it. > “In so far as protection will help farm they should have it.” a Protection and Cooperation a. Bat speaks for co-operation, both by the ‘mers and their cus- tomers- reducing the producer-co} sumer price spread, giving the form- _ er more for what he has to sell, the = latter more for what he has to pay. Protection and cooperation will “solve the farm problem, Esterly thinks. He means sectional co-operation = not national. That, he believes, .| derwood. Triumph Potatoes geson, Douglas. Dark Barred Plymouth Roc! would be top-heavy, unmanageab Nor would he have the government! hand in it--unnecessary, un-Ameri: can, All of these views, while a farm er’s, and therefore pro-agricuitura are somewhat different from the bulk, » of the farm bloc’: They stress a point or two on which the bloc members seldom dwell. = “At best,” concluded Congressman Esterly, “agriculture’s an extra haz- i physically and " CONGRESSMEN | WILLTALK OX | 5 PROHIBITION Radio Waves Tonight Will - Carry Two Attacks, One Defense of Dry Laws whirlyind of oratory over prohibition continues in and out of congress, with the wets and drys urging investiga- tion of each other and a house com- mittee planning to inquire into pro- hibition generally. As an added attraction, two attacks upon and one defense of prohibition, will go on the air tonight for radio listeners, delivered by two senators and a representati Senators Ed- wards, Democrat, y Jersey Brookhart, Republican, Iowa, will de- bate th¢Squestion before the micro- phone at Station WRC with the ne Jersey member speaking At another station, WMAL, Mr. T. Norton, Democratic repre entative from New Jersey and a will cuss “prohibition as I see Her talk will follow that of two nights ago by Wayne B. Wheeler, 1 for tiie Anti-Saloon Investigations Requested In the house, wet and dry members are advocating respectively, tion of the books and the uctivities of the Anti-saloon league and the As- sociation Against the Prohibition Amendment. The house alcoholic liquor traffic gommittee, having failed to receive ‘from the rules committee a recom- mendation that it be given authority to inquire into prohibition, plans to make the investigation on it’ own account. In the meantime, Repres- entative Britten, Republican, Hlinois, will ask (ge ttiyense conmmitiee tee a hearing on his proposal to investigate the “Anti-saloon league, while in the liquor traffic committee, Represen: + tive Upshaw, Democrat, Georgia, be- * Meves that the drys of the house it- self are in favor of the resolution of Representative Tillman, Democrat, ’ Arkansas, for inves ion of the a ciation Against the Prohibition s ment. Senate Also Interested many sided controversy has an in the senate as well. The over | We ;{ment, jcitizens of } hing ails you, cure it with) s wera te REPLACES DOG TEAMS ' ! G, 1 ven the husky trail dogs of the arctic regions must give up their place | to modern industry nventions. This is one of the snow-motors which | will be used in an expedition to the North Pole. Gordon Scott, a mem- ber of the Detroit-Wilkirs Arctic Flight Expedtion, is shown testing the huge machine. The expedition will use this motor in place of dog teams to haul supplies over the 1000-mile trail of ice and snow from Nenana, Alaska, to Point Barrow, where the north pole fiight starts! next summer. M’LEAN COUNTY TOOK 34 FIRS © AT MINOT POULTRY, GRAIN SHOW |: BS MeLean county » ard, O. L. Nordquist, Under- successful at the Po d. show held at Minot last’ - tose Comb Rhode Island Reds—Old | gq ty-four first second | Male Bird 1st, O. L. Nordquist, U: prizes were to that }derwood; 2nd, 0, ordquist, U county, according to County Agent A.|derwood. Young le Bird—-1st, L, Norling. Many members of the | L. Nordquist, Underwood; MeLean County Poultry association | Nordquist, Underwood; 3rd, the “Minot show. | Nordquist, Underwood. Hen Considering the large number of |L, Nordquist, Underwood, hibits from all northwestern | ordquist, Underwood; 2nd, Underwood. White — Leshorns: 2nd, Mrs, N.C. Hen--- 1st, Underwood. *, Reeshaen, 2nd, Mrs. Q ounty made a srood record as first pr w mn < , huliless. Many ngle Young Reeshag and also won geese and turke Associati firsts rown Leghorns—Hen-— n Svenus, Ma: White Wyandottes--Old Male Birds Ist, Frank Lewis, Washburn. Young y association, 0 Barton of the Agricultural] Male, bird—2nd, L. E. Lee, Falkirk; | will be used all this week, which has| From now until after every bushel college judged the show, and W. R,| 2", L. E. Lee, Falkirk. Hen—Ist, L.| been designated by the Governors of | of seed is in the ground in the North- Tage. agricultural agent. for the| E; Lee, Falkirk; 2nd, Frank Lewis,| North and South Dakota, and Mon-| west the campaign will be carried on Great Northern, Dr. Don McMahan | Washburn. Pullet—2nd. L. G. Stew-|tana, as Grain Smut 'Preventien| in each individual community. of the Agricultural College, S. J. San- | att Underwood; Frank Lewis, | Week. Agricultural colleges of Minncsota, dera, arriculturalvagent. for the Soo | Wee Id Be . L, BE. Lee, | Questions and Answers North and South Dakota and Mon- line; IA. Nestos, former governor, | Falkirk; 2nd, Frank Lewis, Washburn.| This service is designed to include | tana, are recommending that the and’ Martin Stenjhem of Arncgard Youn: st, L. E, Lee, Falkirg; | questions that the average farmer) farmers in their states treat grain ere tHe speakers at the two aiter-| 22d, Frank Lewis, Washburn. Old | would ask. The answers wilt be giv-| secd with either copper carbonate or noon programs. é Pair—-1st, Frank Lewis, Washburn, |en by an expert in the treatment of| formaldehyde as the only certain thie fallawing Springs were wan. by ir -2nd, Frank Lewis, Wash- | grain seed for smut prevention, Oth-| preventive of the parasitic disease. an euttnby: a er ee eee eee, Falkirk, |. Partridge Wyandottes—Young Male Underwood; 2nd, John Moore, Under- wood, Bourbon Red Turkeys—Old’ Tom— Ist, Young Hen—2nd, Underwood. ‘des Holland Turkeys—Old Tom— Ist, . Young Tom--ist, L. E. Lee, Falkirk. Old Hen Robert H Laer L, E. Lee, Falkirk; 2nd, L. | Underwood. H LeRoy, Underwood. Young Peir—tst, Frank Snyder, Underwood. Bronze Turkeys— Old Tom— 2nd, Vaughn A. | Young Tom—Iist, L. G. Stewart, Un- | derwood. | Stewart, Underwood; 2nd, L. G. Stew- art, RADIOUSED T0 CARRY MESSAGE Special Radio Service Per- Radio flash PRIZES AND 23 SECOND PRIZES getsstecivs st farmers according to a wire re- ceived from ture W. H. Jardine by the Northwest Grain Smut Prevention Committee; A newly created bureau of the De- partment of Agriculture has prepar- ing of 50 questions and answers per- taining to smut prevention problems | now being radiocast over eight sta- tions in the Northwest. Stations "| flashes are W. Minneapolis, Wi tion, Minneap College, Northfield, WPAK, Dakota College KFGM, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, KFDY, State calles of Agriculture, Brook- ings, KNS kota, Vermili sity of Montana, Secretary Ja mittee that those flashes are in the hands of the Northwest stations and through the new bureau will include THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Milton Johannes, Underwood. Milton Johannes, L. Nordquist, Underwood. Ist, L. E. Lee, Falkirk; 2nd, |. LeRoy, Underwood. Young Lee, Falkirk; 3rd, Frank Snyder, Old Pair—1st, Robert H. Hanson, ‘Turtle Lake. Young Hen—Is L, G, Underwood. Old Pair—ist, L. Stewart, Underwood. Young Pair— , Otho Snyder, Underwood; 2nd, G, Stewart, Underwood. AGAINST SMUT taining to Smut Prepared by New Bureau an innovation in tion methods, are ng used this week to carry the sage of smut prevention to North- Secretary of Agricul- this special radio service.consist- er rerermranemare / TRUE SPEEDOMETER speedometer” arrangement is shown here. A bicytle wheel,'a small electric generator and @ voltmeter divided inte miles, instead of volts, form the combination on which engineers de- pend for more accurate designations of the speeds at which a car is going than the speedometer set in the dashboard. This “fifth wheel sects etree. serene ‘pul Jat juan aol to. thetic caveen at cont: In s5rne places the elevator. is two or three ci carbonate ing ma-| brea chines be lomned free of charge or rented @t @.very small fee, to farmers wishing to’ treat their seed. In a recent stetétnent recommend- ing that grain farmers treat every bushel of seed to be sown this year, Dr, E. €. Stakman, plant pathologist. University. of Minnesota, predicted that unleas preventive steps are tak- handling those _radio D, Radisson Hotel, 0, Gold Medal Sta- KFMX, Curiton North f Agriculture, Fargo, | 600 lantern slides showing the most effective methods of seed treatment, ‘These slides, 100 sets of six each, will he distributed through the county’ agents in the four states for showing at special demonstration meetings or in the local motion picture houses. Organization work of the. North- west Grain Smut Prevention Commit- tee for an intensive drive against stinking smut to last until after spring planting has been ‘completed. South Dakota D, University of South Da. ion, and KWOM, Univer. ine wired the com- virtually every phase of agriculture.| carry the message of effective seed The Department, through a request| treatment to virtually every farmer sent to Secretary Jardine, has made} in the territory. County Agents Conduct Campaigas County agricultural agents in 152 counties are leading localized cam- paigns against the additional 116 counti: county agents the work is going for- ward under the leadership of elevator men and farmers. Special seed treat- ment demonstration mectings have been in progress all this week. More than 4,200 élevator men are cooperating in getting seed ment material and machinery the hands of the farmers. dealers do not carry formaldehyde sease, that have no New my wife In the “at KLEIN'S!” treat- into Where ture, that the nation’s loss be- coure ef sinut i fs aisteen ounce loaves of id, At the cr Fices this loss would total $40,000,- for the year. R. P. Woodworth, chairman of the Northwest Grain Committee, should be convinced that smut lowers the value of his c! take steps in 1926 by using the forma of ical treat- en this smut joss for the 1926 crop Weak of seed recemaented by both may run as high $15,000,000, Dr.| the United States ment of H. B. Humphrey, plant’ pathologist, and the agrieultur- United States Department of Agricul. |al colleges.” “Atta ‘baby! : hasn’t any excuse to keep me from buying ‘a new spring overcoat 1925 was " of enough to make urrent Minneapolis Smut Prevention »~ declares “The farmer and he should nt smut radio flashes to be sent out| Plans have been made by the exten- sion departments of these schools to Socit ius ra ve Falkirk. Birds—2nd, 0. D. Stewart, Under- * Oats-—Ist, L, 1. Lee, Falkirk,| Wood. | Pen—2nd, 0, D. Stewart, Un- ey—-Ist, W. W. - | derwood. OM ate W. “Han-| ("Silver Laced Wyandottes—Otd Male Flint Corn—tst, W. S. Bryson, Tur- W. W. Hansen, Ruso. Young eee BEN om Ee Act eeT ld sc WheWeeetan sen: AR Obed Pop Corn—ist, Lynn Stewart, Un-] Hen——3rd, W. W. Hansen, Ruso. Pul- derwood; 2nd, Gladys Stewart, ‘Un-| let—Ist, W. W. Hansen, Ruso. Pair— 2nd, W. Hansen, Ruso. W. W. Hansen, Ruso. Buff Orpingtons—Pullet—ist, Guy Miller, Underwood. Pen—ist, 3rd, A. G. Bur- male bird- L. G. 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