The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, January 12, 1920, Page 9

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Send for catalog No. 28 W. S. Dickey Clay Mig. Co. MACOMB, ILL, Kansas City, Mo. AND TIMOTHY Chattanooga, Tenn. BARGAIN A. A. BERRY 3EED ioxusémmu lm Mentmn. the Leader When Writing Advertisers tion in rates through the use of sthe refrigerator cars. 3. Weakening of the ploposed dras- tic legislation embodied in the Ken- yon-Kendrick bills, the settlement making plausible the claim that 'legis- lation is no longer necessary. 4. Weakening of the cases filed by the federal trade commission under the anti-trust acts, involving more than 30 corporations recently acquired by the packers. 5. An apparent acquiescence by the government . in the dissolution plans previously begun by the packers, nota- bly. Swift & Co., which-merely trans- ferred their “unrelated” interests, such as groceries, leather and other products, to separate companies. 6. A better public feeling toward the packers, engendered by the hope that the present surrender is sincere. It becomes apparent, from a supple- mentary press statement from the at- torney general, that he has not even compelled the packers as individuals to get rid of their interests in subsidi- ary companies that handle their side lines. Armour or Swift may, as an individual, hold up to 50 per cent of the stock of a pineapple company, a rice company, a grain company, or a cottonseed oil company. FINANCIERS THINK “VICTORY” MAY PROVE ONLY NOMINAL Without waiting for this announce- ment, the New York Journal of Com- merce of December 22 says, in a long article headed, “Think Meat Victory May Be Nommal” “The fact was noted in financial cir- cles that, even though the dissolution may be effected in precisely the way indicated in the injunction decree de- scribed by the attorney general, it will still remain true that the central nu- cleus of the business will remain. This is found in the directoral control of the institutions through which the packing house interests and their af- filiations are currently financed. If the: financial affiliations and types of control through which the packing in- terests have worked continue as in the past, it may be assured that there will be substantial harmony of interest in the future, just as heretofore.” After the packer-Palmer agreement the stock of Wilson & Co. went up. As shown by the federal trade com- ‘mission, and as stated by Attorney General Palmer when he started ac- tion against the Chicago packers, these packers grew from a net worth of about $92,000,000 in 1903—when they were first placed under federal court injunction against maintaining a monopoly or combination in restraint of trade in the livestock and meat business—to a net worth of about $479,000,000 in 1919, when they have in this agreement repeated their old pledges to obey the law. In that period their investments of new capital have amounted to only $89,000,000, while they have paid in cash dividends $105,- 000,000. - And the federal trade com- mission has proved “up to the hilt,” and Attorney General Palmer demand- ed indictments of the big packers upon the charge, that from 1903 to 1920 the packers have deliberately, con- tinually and flagrantly violated the in- junction of the federal court under which they have been operating, by maintaining monopolies, combinations, discriminations, price-fixing agree- ments, ete. 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