...the Wolff case : " The object to be secured by the act is the free and unburdened flow of live stock from the ranges and farms of the West and the Southwest...borders of that region, and thence in the form of meal products to the consuming cities of the country in the Middle West and East, or still, as live...

...to be secured by the act is the free and unburdened flow of livestock from the ranges and farms from the West and the Southwest through the great stockyards...West or East for further preparation for the market." Now, the court goes on and refers to the things that were in the minds of Congress about 'the regulation...

...to be secured by the act is the free and unburdened flow of livestock from the ranges and farms from the West and the Southwest through the great stockyards...West or East for further preparation for the market." • Now, the court goes on and refers to the things that were in the minds of Congress about the regulation...

...517, said that — " The object to be secured by the act is the free and unburdened flow of livestock from the ranges and farms of the West and the Southwest...country in the Middle West and East, or, still as livestock, to the feeding places or fattening farms in the Middle West and 'Cast for further preparation...

...the Wolff case : " The object to be secured by the act is the free and unburdened flow of live stock from the ranges and farms of the West and the Southwest...live stock, to the feeding places and fattening farms of the Middle West or East for further preparation for the market. * * * "The act, therefore, treats...

...Wallace, supra, at 514: "The object to be secured by the act is the free and unburdened flow of live stock from the ranges and farms of the West and the Southwest...West or East for further preparation for the market." He went on to say that the Act treats the stockyards "as great national public utilities," id., at...

...Wallace, supra, at 514: "The object to be secured by the act is the free and unburdened flow of live stock from the ranges and farms of the West and the Southwest...West or East for further preparation for the market." He went on to say that the Act treats the stockyards "as great national public utilities," id., at...

...stating in its decision: The object to be secured by the act is the free and unburdened flow of livestock from the ranges and farms of the West and the Southwest through the areat stockyards and slaughter centers on the borders of that region, and thence in the form of meat...

...MSS, Box 32, LC. 24. The object to be secured by the Act is the free and unburdened flow of live stock from the ranges and farms of the West and the Southwest...West or East for further preparation for the market. . . . [An] evil which [Congress] sought to provide against by the act, was exorbitant charges. . ....