This cannot be done by Government
control or price fixing, he stated, but
it might be accomplished by a good,
sound bill providing better distribu
tion and funds for the development of
co-operative marketing and one which
wduld assist the farmer generally to
assist himself. ’ ,
Senator Fess described the present
clamor among radical farmers in the
West and Central West as being very
similar to the “greenback” and “free
silver” flurries of years ago. “They
make a lot of noise while they last,
bub soon fade away.”
The Senator left White Pine Camp
before 10 o’clock and was accompanied
back tp the qatnp he is visiting at Tup
per Lake, 35 miles from here, by Mrs.
Coolidge. She.was anxious to visit the
Veterans’ Bureau Tuberculosis Hos-/
pita! at Tupper Lake and took this
opportunity to do so. She and Sena
tor Fess together inspected this insti.
