Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1930, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1930. & tether against devel it of chai made bl - | very concerns whose fraudulent prac- systems, eventually v&?:zmnh m: ;:l’c.h-m b e tices have so re‘een'.ly been in the independents whom ti was designed xefiey asserted that in the past five | the investigations and trials of former to aid. years the large ofl companies, “be- semur{n of the n;m-m Albert B, Fall, and others.” 3 Demma:nt cause of great political and other pres- o stores 35 years ago u:ku:cm’e same sort of opposition | sgrz brought ':’.:':r urp&rlne tc‘::nam- w] chain stores now encounter, Taft ry” had receive favo b i . added, and some States then sought to ENIEU BY WILB R tion in spite of his urgings to the con- “In my opinion,” he added, “the ad- 3;“ the department stores out of ex- ;nry No change in this state of af-|justment of the titles to these ofl lands ¥ ce. airs, he eaid, had occurred since Mr. |y oo et T8 8 R e <Byen, the operators of smaller stores M Todk fiiby ‘Wit ihe HBOWE | palic A whal TROGYY GaNERN . y s are beginning to realize that such a e 7 3 Chain Stores” CONVeNtion | e tax ay’ resuit in vers ‘sevious | Resigning Chief Charges Reserve Vilue High, B e e Speaker Says Proposal Is Georgla, where Btate sirivairion f.‘:f-fj i ¢ i - The Denver man sald public lands Interior Department in many years.” peaker Say p recommended that the $30,000 exemp- | Special Consideration Given in Colorado held an ofl Teserve con-|hel’:"‘g‘:‘;:flc'r'n"o:::"ofi"]‘.’ynd:fl‘:“b;: Bad for Rivals and All 'uowr :‘};eo grosaws:‘lesh tax 1'5 de; Large Firms tainin, or;:en:}fiulxm\ valued now at more | do i natatioes’ whie S SN . [creased to $3,000. With the adoption of 5 y billions. = this. he wid, the small stores would arge Firm nihis is the huge prise. he sald, “to D b W s 5 EReltpei Whe Same bost wik e whic arge oil tnterest 311,000,000 acres, some held by large ofl o Associabegitiedh. their eompetitors.” He called upon R 3 deavoring to secure titles by fraud and | 1000/ ) B HICAGO, September 20—Concerted |the chains, independents, manufactar. | A charge of favoritism toward Jarge | {eovoring to secure e by fraud and e action by business to orevent adoption | €5, and wholesalers to tnite in steps| il companies leveled at Secretary, Wil- | States mining law requirements. These | these lands. The Kelley letter. Secre- of the sales ta% was Ufget in an ad- |t “forestall the almost universal adop- | byt by Ralph S. Kelley, chief of the |oll interests are thoroughl,‘{ o“r‘s;&md ceived at the department. dress prepared for delivery before th:‘"“’é‘h 0‘\.:“‘:0"““/ "‘"“'"ém d with im. | 7icld division of the General Land Office | 87d ¥ork and act concertedy in bring e ! St OC lon con- stores were cre - | 1 ?fiéf:: ]kfil‘;:'mby \;‘!rt?hlm Nelson Tnfi.ipmt:q standards of retailing by Clar- { at Denver, was characterized wd;y“by | ment to induce it to give ther):: these Beucmue drivers in P:Ilnd mdnven:u::. editor of the Retail Ledger, Philadel- |ence Francis, vice president of the Gen- | the Interior Secretary as “nonsense.” |valuable ofl lands to which they are |mobles over the rough roads until the phia | eral ration, another speak-| The Kelley accusation was contained | not rightfully entitled. 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