You have got to understand that you are not dependent but you are independent. There are certain things dependent, that it is necessary to do. It is necessary to go certain ways. Products whereby your committee can function, are you in any way I can. J. H. Walker, a farmer from near Troy, said that he knew of a number of farmers who would have to come up, their farms for the coming soon, and said that something must be done to impress the president with the necessity of calling a special session. Borah, the final speaker, was the final speaker and said that the condition of the agricultural interests is of nationwide importance. He said that $32,000 farms had been abandoned in New England during the past year. He said there were plenty of precedents for the price stabilizing legislation now asked by the farmers, and cited some of these, among them being the railroads. He said he had always noticed that when people come to Washington, knowing what they want, and with organization behind them, they get what they ask for. 