L. F. Parsons, chairman of the Defense Council, in speaking of Latah's quota said: Considerable complaint has been made in reference to our quotas in the past. They have been considered too high, and an endeavor made to have them lowered in each instance. That we may not be imposed upon again it is essential that Mr. Morgareidge be given the facts in reference to past quotations and a statement of Latah's present financial condition so that he may be prepared to properly represent us at the meeting in Boise and procure an equitable quota.
Mrs. R. L. Smith and Mrs. M. D. McPherson of Palouse were Moscow visitors Monday.
SUGGEST PLAN FOR HANDLING BIG CROP
ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 22.—Payment of one cent per bushel a month by the government to the farmers until January, 1920, for each bushel of wheat held in storage on their farms and a distribution of the purchase of the 1919 crops for exportation among the state, according to their production, were suggested as a means of solving the problem of handling the 1,250,000,000 bushel crop expected this year, in a resolution adopted at a conference of fifty millers representing thirteen states here today.
The resolution will be presented to the annual convention of the Millers' National Federation in Chicago April 5th and will be recommended that the question be taken up directly with the government.
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