Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 179, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1924 — Page 13

FRIDAY, DEC. 5,1924

OVERPRODUCTION ftURTING FARMERS, COOLIDGE ASSERTS President Talks to Livestock Exhibitors —Goes Back to Washington. B CHICAGO*"!**. 5. —Reduce pro duction was the advice President Coolidge gave to farmers in a s. • here Thursday night at the International Livestock Exposition. Most of the ills of agriculture conies from overproduction, Coolidge declared, and not from the failure of the government to devise panaceas.. “It is not from the lack of an> government activity in the"-.’ tlons that the farmer is suffering. Mr. Coolidge declared emphatically. “The troubles of the farmer are on the farm and in the market. They come largely from over-production. We are searching for remedies “The sound remedy is to reduce production and that la a remedy which will automatically apply Itself If there Is no artificial interference." Change Coming Coolidge declared the time will come when this country will be•me an Importer of foodstuffs and s, question will be under-produc-tion rather than over-production. The Federal government is doing everything within its power to help agriculture attain a secure footing. Coolidge said, pointing out that $5,000,000 has been placed nt the disposal of the War Finance Corporation and the Agricultural Department during the past three years. This money was used to help deflated agricultural districts. “Looking to the future, the Government must aid generously in developing a national agricultural policy on broadly constructive lines." he said. "It must encourage orderly and centralized marketing as a substitute for the haphazard and wasteful method of the past. We must help the farmer to reduce his taxes, broaden his foreign market and keep freight rates as low ns possible while keeping the railroads efficient." An Should Help General business and commerce would derive great benefit from a prosperous agricultural community, the President declared in Intimating that all business men ought to Jump In and help the farmer. President and Mrs. Coolidge took keen enjoyment out of the parade of prize winners at the livestock show. They were interested in the ponder ous draft horses, some weighing up to a ton and a half They gazed with admiration at the prize winning cattle, hogs and sheep and expressed amazement at the success of the Hug tm-th ids of the Midi! |3 -stern livesstock raisers. party left for 10:45 p. nt. The Coolidge party went as it came—in regular Pullmans, dispensing with a special car. One-fourth of the farmers of America are not fit for cultivation, farm experts assert.

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PLANS for the State discussion contest are being made Jit Manual Training High School. The subject is “Child Labor aa Seen by the Public." Under the coaching of Miss Walter the team made good progress last year and hopes to make better this year. The district contest last year was won by Elizabeth Blake with John Wit second, both of Manual. Both were graduates of the June, 1924 class, however, so new talent must be developed. Prizes will be given for sale of tickets to the January senior class play. The honor study hall, the senior rooms, and study halls 135 and 217 form a group of seven rooms which may compete against one another but not against the smaller rooms. The room in this group of seven HEADACHE Hurry! Get a 10c package of Dr. James Headache Powders Two minutes! I’-sir— and j am Su MV A lT..m try 1•a !- P'N who fade mvay, - v r.r head dl I<V' ’ v “ u are again “ \ ready for work or \ / I'rupgists sol! JK y I 7 millions of “IT. J J James Headache --Advertisement, YEARS ADD RESPECT Away back in Viking days, the virtues of cod-liver oil were known, but only in recent days have its vitamin - qualities been fully realized. Scoffs Emulsion is the same wonderful builder or strength that it was fifty years ago. when its founders and present makers first made it available to serve human-need. Everywhere Scott’s Emulsion, the strength-builder, rich JfA in vitamins, commands the respect and confidence Pffy and the use of millions. tcott 6k Bowrwr, Bloomfield. !. J. AMUSEMENTS

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which turns !n the largest amount of money from sales will receive three free tickets. The room ranking second in sales will receive two tickets, and the one ranking third in sales will receive one ticket. All fifth period rooms not included in this group of seven will compete with one another and will be offered prizes as follows. The rooms ranking first, second and third will each receive thre>’ free tickets. Rooms ranking fourth, fifth and sixth will each receive two free tickets. Rooms ranking seventh,

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eighth and ninth will receive one free ticket. Prize tickets will be disposed of by the rooms acting as units and not l>y the agents acting as individuals. Individuals who wish to compete independent of rooms, obtain tickets from Miss Knox to sell on the outside. At the last meeting of the Odd Number Club, whose members study literature and write short stories, a story entitled “Moonshine,” written by Lee Wells, was read by Marguerite Young. Instructor Moffett, club

sponsor, announced members will read “Roast Beef Medium” and report upon It at the next meeting, when the club will bo divided into two sides and a test given. The losing side must banquet the winners. The club meets every Thursday during the fifth period, and holds one after-school meeting a month. Homer Philips, Manual graduate, and former editor of the Booster, the school paper, is now attending Wabash College and has become a writer for the Bachelor, the college paper.

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