The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-30
BOOMING THE BEET
SUGAR INDUSTRY
Over Forty Factories viii be
Running This Year.
USE NEW INVENTIONS
SECRETARY WILSON REFERS TO
THOSE USED IN UTAH.

New York. June 29.-Secretary Hitch
cock announced, after the cabinet
meeting. says a Washington dispatch
TO the Tribune. that he is prepared To
organize a forestry bureau in the in
terror department to carry out an ex-
1ensive system of reforestration, some
what on the plan successfully pursued
an Germany 1T was too early to go
into details. ne said. but the president
and his colleagues were satisfied with
the practice bility OF the scheme and
impressed with the results which could
be achieved in restoring the rapidly
disappearing woodlands Of the country
Secretary Wilson reported on the work
or his department at the cabinet meet
ing likewise. Afterwards ne said
IT told my associates what we are
doing. Now in tobacco. This country
sells $50. 600 worth of tobacco and
buys $4,000, coo Of high priced varieties
We have TO pay $4,000, COZ for Suma-
ira wrappers Now. our department is
teaching ghC American people how 20
produce thOse'in the United States We
took the gold medal at the Paris ex-
position for the finest Sumatra t0bac-
co. We have been paying SIS. 600 600
for filler tobacco per year mostly Gu
ban. We are conducting experiments
now in this line Of production with the
result that we hope to see most of the
hller tobacco produced in the United
States. For some of the very finest
varieties we may have 10 so 70 the
tropics. To Porto Rico. Hawaii or the
philippines. but IL win be only a QUes-
tiOu OF time when he Emitted States
viii produce all the tobacco it wants.
MAKE Our own Macaroni.
I'VE have been Importing wheats to
improve our own crops in the United
States. -American-1nade macaroni has
been thought inferior to the imported
and the reason for Chfs was that we did
not nave suitable maCarCui Wheats
We have corrected this. so that 100. 600
bushels wild be grown in this country
this year solely for the macaroni
mills. Ii will be only q few years be-
fore We make all our own macaronI
The agricultural department is now
seEIiug man 10 the rice growing
countries OF the east. a scientist. who
has already reformed from japan has
brought specimens of rice so much
more suitable for the gulf coast than
what we formerly had that we are
now producing lloSs OF the rice that we
need. and shah soon produce an that
we use. The second quality or broken
rice, we are already sending 90 Porto
Rico.
There viii be over forty beet sugar
factories IN operation this year They
have thrown out the impOr "a ma
chincry already, both in nCld and fac
tory. and are 1sing American inven-
tions that are so much superior that
we expect q great development in the
business. The sugar neH have b3r-
roWed an idea from the oil companies.
an one of the oldest factories in the
United States. in Utsn. they have QUIT
three mills around the factory. one
OF them twenty three miles away. from
which they run the juice from the fac
tories I'm pipes 90 tho GENITAL station.
Eastern capital Is rapidly developing
the beet sugar industry n the arid
states through irrigation In the Ar
kansas valley, for instance. $1,000. coo
factories have been PIT up
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