The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-28

Lew Industry dS Vhc
to Japanese
M White Men.
n Q. 3, ARNEY'
e Tribune.
LIS, March 2I.-The Club
. n this city adjourned It's
! last evening until Mon
when II will strive TO OBJ
..nce OF as many OF the
Z valley as possible for the
. the relation between the
The beet sugar factory. five
I'd OF the city.
Ihctory was located here a
y was signed UP to be
rar bcets. Those who be-
- defaulted in many In
bal factory made no effort
4 contracts. AS a result,
Z decreased and this year
-ss Insufficient 10 maintain
motion for any length OF
.riory here is operated on
hasis. Coal is the great
ID II is said to cost the
ctory 81 per ton more than
4 per ton more than the
<rIcs.
Ia of Company.
eopIc Insist that they can
IL limited decreasing acre
4 gugar beets.
4 are sore at the industry.
"a the business, especially
. n buck-bendlng business.
as q business suited more
'6r the Japanese, who are
.Gtd here 10 plant. cultivate.
1er the crop, White men |
-king with the brown men, |
.ke labor difficulty enters |
..Ion Then, again. the far
q content with his profits.
.se through the price paid |
They do not make the |
q tho pricc per ton paid |
&1ts OF Idaho Falls, those
Xys foremost In the com
liz OF the community. rec
1uzincss quick returns, sure
h 1osItive manufactury close
A keeps In circulation money |
a IS a source OF advertise
||Er worth while TO the
Of this wideawake city.
la meeting will he a hum
&,mers OF the region north.
ID OF here. close 10 the fac
resent. So will representa-
inctory. and the members
of Commerce will take a
IN the conference. with a
||ng these lncongruous. ele-
d more perfect future of
'aho Falls
ID q the manager Of the Co
1gon & Machine company.
"A Of Ogden. Twenty years
10 Falls and the surround
IN the stage Of It's crude
|ught came here to man
D Qf this concern. II has
d country. and In its man
Wright has not only been
IsEul. but he has gained a
alton from experience and
ne people and their land.
Eu y and the extent OF It's
r19oanly beyond any other
4 ne thtlre Snake river val
<<z1oct 10 Ashton. In the |
~ clzfs OF farm machinery
HooE,es conYersant with
ard crops. as OF necessity
'l1lntss more or less on a
pslng to the farmer the
'en ne needs IL and carrying |
nll ne gathers and delivers
|nlon from him rs TO the
pay DC Justly attached to
oefomes al once of import
e'te OF an authority.
ming Development.
said ne, has passed
'aai stage and become one
ana substantial industries
oske river valley. We have
natever IN extending credit
Y Z dry farm who is pur-
ing OF wheat scientifically |
'e 90 TO the owner OF an
ihe dry farm may not
'ne nigh standard of value |
10 The valley lands under
-lmple reason that the val
sulted 10 a diversity OF |
sugar beets, potatoes. al
pnt Tor a crop of wheat,
snothcr the dry land Is |
wheat crop more de-
pmntable than the same |
:sed land. You see the |
y IN the fall. the moisture |
" the year Is abundant. |
stoWth carly, hence II Is
s carly. June and July |
eaoy for the harvest. No |
which often disturbs the |
oppod TO spring wheat. |
test Of this dry land |
pgn. II Is graded higher
rom the irrigated land |
uly farm land Is selling |
larms OF the foothills
~ river valley for as high |
Dry farming has made |
clah. and IL Is rapidly !
acreage OF the land i'm
river valley. regard
a substantial INDUSTRY
'''' account IN INC
our great agricultural as
% Of Banker.
yesterday with Mr.. GUY |
n' Anthony banker, he
ume viewed tho dry
Psrlment which was not
~ security, The Gcvci-
,iInaustry. It's scope and
s79s,y OF wheat produced.
rom such n conclusion
rs 10 recognize II as a
~ fossly. The farmers are
prepare the soil for the
N s ory farm wheat crop
'pSnnger any skeptlcism as
apliliy OF the system. II
poSltlye addition 10 our
''ns acreage. In point Of