The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1930, Page 6

‘ 6 PUTS IOWA BEHIND MISSOURI RIVER'S | DEVELOPMENT NOW Congressman Campbell Says! Farmers Look to It for Shipping Relief ‘ — 1 St. Louis, Nov. 26.—(?)—The farm- | ers of Iowa are looking to develop- | ment of the Missouri river to cheapen | transportation rates on their far products, Congressman Ed H. Camp- 1 of Battle Creek, Ia., said in an} ss before the annual convention the Mississippi Valley association ; re Tuesday. 1 ‘The net proceeds of the farmer's incomes are affected to a great ex-; tent by his cost of transportation,” Congressman Campbell said. “The x today stands exactly in the sition that Christopher Columbus | just prior to 1492, when he took his pencil and his paper and figured out to Queen Isabella the cost of! bringing the riches of India to Spain. He sold her on the proposition that by direct water route he could divide the cost. “The farmer has taken his pencil and paper; he, too, has figured the cost of transportation which has been | heaped upon him by leaps and bounds | in the last two decades. His cyes have been turne. to the waters of | the great Missouri, and he can see} no reason why the government should fail to open up to him this avenue of commerce, and thus reduce his rates as other countries have done all over the world. “Other speakers from time to time have made the comparison of rail and water rates. The enormous savings | that could be made through the de-; velopment of the system of waterways | would bring to the farmer a certain | relief which he has been waiting for | the past eight years. He sees no; prospect for the decrease of rail rates, in fact a study of the rate structure might indicate that the same would be increased. With the cheap prices of grains at the present time it is im- possible for him to survive and live as an American citizen should live unless some relief is afforded him. “The farmer has no Queen Isabella with whom to plead, but the farmer does have the president and the con- gress of the United States.” Congressman Campbell urged that every congressman be seen in an ef- fort to obtain an appropriation in the coming congressional session for the completion of the work on the Mis- souri in the next three years. Congressman Campbell said the time has come for congress to relieve unemployment by immediate action in the hasty completion of inland waterways. “The time to make public improve- ments is in the days of depression,” he said. “The time to put men to work is in the days when men want work. “No American wants to waste our public funds, but surely constructive building of needed public improve- ments is not a form of waste. This appeal should go forth throiigh every newspaper and through every pub- lic activity. The flow of money through the wages paid will enliven venue of trade, and it looks as y sensible American citizen Sunday School Heads To Meet at Dickinson Dickinson, N. D., Nov. 28.—The first state meeting of the North Dakota Sunday. School association ever held on the Slope will be at Dickinson June 19, 20 and 21. These dates were agreed upon at a luncheon of the as- sociation executives here recently at- ————— First—in the dough. Then in ; the oven. You can be sure of perfect bakings in using— Ki BAKING SAME PRICE " FOROVERGQ YEARS 25 ounces for 25¢ MILLIONS OF POUNDS USFD BY OUR COVERNMENT Seas ee ne SAC AS tended by Rev. C. A. Armstrong. state superintendent of the ND Sounc | UNIVER of religious education, and Rev. Dickey of Fargo. Rev. Haas of New England, Rev. M. F. Miller of the lo- cal Congregational church, Rey. H. J, Gernhardt of the Methodist church, {Rev. Ira E. 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The College of Liberal Arts has the highest number of students en- rolled with 625 while the School Education comes second 371, Other colleges with thei registered are: commerce, 98; law, 72; and medicine, 60. Special students number 78 and THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1930 n idates for ° * Registration according "to Classes gives the freshmen class the lead| with 411 students, of whom 272 a: men and 139 are women; sophomores | j 389, with 244 men and 145 women; | seniors 338, with 224 men and 114} women; and the juniors 318, of whom \ 218 are men and 105 are women. | The total number of men on the, campus is 1,045 and the total num-' ber of women is 609. i Cook and Her Sons Claim Huge Fortun School of Education Are Largest The} Vancouver, B. 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