Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

iorles, founirics, farms, uurssfiep,
shoemaking, printing, and all creative
industries are sin desirable. Alteration
has been drawn % the unDisputei
rossiblIiliss OF this Territory and
,lso to the fact that we have
90 long overlooked the suicidal
policy Of employing labor elsewhere
10 tho dettlment Of our own Interests,
both family aud srrltorlal.
Passing along the street the other
day tign was nolsd, "Cache Valley
Oats, - per hunlrcd;" and speedily
thereafter we taw being Undated q
car Of "Crushod Oats" from Iowa,
Fhich sell here At about six ceats por
pound. Further invssngatlon demon.
airated that nearly iltty carloads OF that
article, Ia one form or another, ara
brought Into Utah every year Tor
human food, while credible Witnesses
declare that nome oats are nearly
going a.begging. Farinaoe1us iOois
are more sought after than ever. Toe
foolish p eludice Of years gone by Ia
near Obsolete; 10 In all our etJros you
dnd great variety, such as Rolled oile,
Quaker oa,s, quail oats aud A u G
1ais; while OF whea. Preparations We
have imported rolled wheat aai oroak
fast gem. The qus,y IL, Gan better
oats he raisel In Iowa than in
UAL2 Ats they larger or heavier
from any peculiarly OF sosd or SOLE o.
d, there land ia U.ah whofe oats tiJuf-
ish s1I Do bs.igr ttan TO o,hsr place?
Or dues !. fsquiru too cNrsniivr e
plant to manu- cute ior local drmhni,
aud could this--if prolific soil j. nupd
-b1 Suppl0aie ted by * Jor.atill?
UlaH mas uytuiniy dJ4e vol ia q
special food uir,c1ul. Al are iami.
liar here Wild Knuison * Bag eye
peafl barley, cracked waval aud
white aud yellow coru m,al, though
tho grain Tor the latter 10 imported.
These wore all drst.cIa,s aud had o.
lale only eXael.ci Uy thl hlshIy AZ
pfrciated grrmaie, put up at tue
Thatcher miiln In logan. An
these recommend Themselves 10 clean,
nutritious ioole, STAPLE, aui la IA.
oroasiug dumanI. rhr farmers wttr
urged into beet culture as profitable
relief from clntiuuJn wheat faitiug,
aud they have succeeded admiralty
when within reach OF the factory.
But other sections need rrii9t and
diversity ais, pending the erection Of
,ow more "a gar hctorieA OAt al'-
ing beyon present output Tor 1904
lurpo,es would 10 It's share, II some
entrrptising mill owner would ado
TO his other machinery that
needed for the crushed oat business.
Il seems ridiculous somu way 70 q
Common man 10 bring Crushed wheat
into this market from Cnliiotnia.
Surely II wheat Is suitable Tor gvrmade
II, through some Of our home yailetie.,
might obviAte importation.
There IL one other article usei for
food heru and mainly imported, that 4.
white beans. They are staple, used In
all mining camps, and In sono iamilius
that are not New Englander- cithcf-
or forty carloads and over would not
b, needed annually In Utah beyoni
our home.rAisod. Beans grow readily
here, not ON all soils perhap'; that the
farmer must determine. Spwn ON
clean land with good soll, this Is n
crop Tar more profitable than wheat
and common intelligence w1ul rug.
gest unmixvd tced, Tor mixed
beans are like mixed potatocs--vory
dissimilpr la cooking. Forty carloads
Is fout.h Tbs Of million pounds.
The freight II IA favor OF the
local raiser, and tho 1fst
cost is generally somewhat near
three dollars per hundred POUNDS.
Peas ate or were u i0vorilc cop Ia
Box Elder county. Whether they are
yet Is unknown ~ the writer Th,Ju
Ia no more trouble In rlisiug beam.
For white native braus, as tucy nra
called, the market 10 always sure, aud
the latter are not M subject 10 worm..
Tho attention of tho south has been