The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 10, 1931, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, J JULY 10, 1931 MEMBER OF BOARD SAYS TRADERS ARE BECOMING BITTER Claims Protests Are Growing Louder as Farmer Com- ' petitors Expand Washington, July 10.—(#)—In- creased conflict with private traders is expected by Carl Williams, farm board member, as farmer-owned and controlled cooperatives expand. Following attacks on the board by Pennsylvania’s two senators after Philadelphia dairy wholesalers had charged a cooperative with indis- eriminately cutting prices, Williams said it was only natural the commis- Sion men’s protest should become louder as farmer competitors absorb more of their business. The growing conflict between coop- eratives and private dealers has been Tecognized for months by the board, with former Chairman Alexander Legge and his succesor, James C. Stone, charging the trade with at- tempting to prevent formation of the farmer organizations. After demands had been made last ‘week for a more definite stabilization wheat sales policy, Chairman Stone secused the grain trade of inspiring the wide-spread agitation. Williams’ intimation of increased conflict came after three southern cotton exchanges had requested a new statement of policy for handling that commodity during the new crop year. The Pennsylvania case brought the ee enna cee CONSTIPATION BRINGS MANY ILLS Dip you know that constipation often bri: despondency? Poi- sons sprea ane the system. * You lack pep. leadaches be- come irequent. No wonder you have the “blues.” Yet constipation can be over- come by having sufficient rough- | age in your diet. A pleasant ‘ way to obtain this roughage is Soe eating Kelloge’s ALL- You will enjoy this es cereal. And how much bette for you than taking habit-foran ing laxatives, Two tablespoonfuls of ALL- ‘Bran, eaten daily, will relieve sand prevent both temporary and “yécurring constipation. ‘ ALL-BRAN also contains needed iron to build up the dlood. At all grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek, fellogs® ALL-BRAN Brighter Days! You need not vn stn a ane system with purgatives that violence. fo chew a pleasant Cascaret before time. Next morning you'll be a mew person, Candy Cascarets are from cascara—which say actually strengthens ‘the bowel muscles, So. their action is always beneficial. They clear ops subhor, bilious, headachy | and constipated condition every time. You awake with coating gone from tongue; with eyes brightened; breath sweetened; appetite on edge. For a bright morn- ing, try a Cascaret tonight. Then you'll know why 20 million boxes are used every year. board’s ¢lash with private interests into full play again, with Senators Reed and Davis, Republicans, consid- ering the advisability of filing com- plaints with the federal trade com- mission directed specifically at the Land O'Lakes Creameries, Inc., of Minneapolis. Two Philadelphia wholesale houses charged the government, in effect, with granting a subsidy to the Land In replying to this complaint, Wil- liam F. Schilling, dairy member of the board, wrote Reed that the board “recognizes it is inevitable that some private business will be injured.” He reiterated Stone's contention that Private dealers have ilttle to worry about if they are performing a neces- sary service at a cost as low or lower than cooperatives. The board is charged by law with Lene in the formation of cts tives, As they grew, the middlemen’s Profits have been’ pinched and they have carried their protests to the white house as well as to the board and.are expected to renew them nex: winter when the question of farm re- lief is reopened in congress by organ- izations supporting the export deben- ture and equalization fee. While considering his probable ac- ishing the board, told the Philadel-! agricultural narketing act) and cut phia wholesalers the best method of|off the appropriations which make relief “is to repeal the legislation (the | this sort of thing possible.” Cooling and invigorat- ing on the hottest day— Lipton’s Tea, iced—with its garden freshness—is the Perfect Summer THE TASTIEST bret with board loans. tion, Reed, who has advocated abol- Two s L. G. A. Stores Fruits puts P| CK S: OLERIES I. G. A. 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