Like in Frank Norris' The Octopus, a farmer is promised a two-cent rate for shipping and then is demanded to give five cents (Doc. H). This is not a justified action because the farmer was lied to and taken advantage of. The loss of those three cents will affect the farmer's money circulation and might cause him to fall into debt...
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The loss of those three cents will affect the farmer's money circulation and might cause him to fall into debt. After ripping-off the farmers, the railroad company tries to justify their actions. Such as George W. Parker, the vice-president of the Cairo Short Line Railroad testified that if local and cross-country shippers are not charged the same amount, the company will go bankrupt...
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