The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
|jF PRICES
| HIT ENGLAND
[Dti,ps on Meat Have Stead
Gone Upward to Dizzy
Heights.
LIgR SKATING CRAZE
/ U1L THING FOR SEAMEN
IA, Taken Up by Society.
4, usuy Orders for Ma
,bipes Are Placed.
~ PAUL LAMBETH.

ny Nav l4.-England is feel
.;.,h OF the high prices OF food
:, America. Bacon and beef,
y, English food staples, have
,.,r ;our to six cents q pound;
4 ,ssss and butter are going up,
i,,t. the British housewife
-.A;no on her bill-of-fa kit
|sr,,,a and q wall of protest is
,s,J from Lands End to John
.;,1s of many the idea pre-
n he bad Americans are re-
Y, y !, Is Isree part, if not altogeth~
I. u,ardIfion, although the more
= .,.0sn;ze ,Sr the fact that England
Htesling a worldwide move
|sarl, higher prices.
a ore authority to what he as
4. u ;rouble. This is what he
w. y Introduction Of cold stor-
81 las enabled the great trusts
thusands Of tons of perlshable
~ for practically indefinite
,,j to hold them over so as to
,ntss, has been advanced as
~ And it may have some
y main cause is that the
nd filling un. America, for
rsds us less and less beef,
y ,beese every year. Her con.
ursasine population needs all
rcS and make for her own
lin wears aog the prairies of
q. Fest were merely gigantic
{ Ans for cattle. Now they
sa with small homesteads,
!. r.uli that while local produc-
.Isule:seued, local demand has
y IElsd.
It. hero in Great Britain, are
Np pinch, and are likely to feel
b Stating Causes Trouble.
: lay for roller skating, which
y be officers of the navy, is,
Irresponsible for a good deal
l, Eeli on the battlesbip Van
r hd,,d, so serious IS the dis.
d the lower deck that steps
8 J nkcn TO draw the attention
Z t,inlty to their grievances. 1t
h, tlNishnent Of q marine skat-
upon tho deck Of the Van
n IS responsible for the trou-
. by and to the fact that III
y " Dreadnought type q new
~ sthing the crew has been
Y L older ships the crew were
a l1ard. and thero WAS a fore.
'niA was the especial province
r. In the Dreadpoughts the
.-ss krthed aft. and there is no
= Ihe quarter deck is in all
q a'rsd 10 officers. and instead
b ~ it is placed forward.
ihs other Dreadnoughts the
- couples about half Of the
81 a aud the men are free to
luf 2 10 take the air and amuse
an % the other half, there be-
~ sa.'le But in tho Vanguard,
" " q deck complains, the officers
4 En content with half. They
!; n satiug rink. so, 10 secure
sI pastlpe. they have ap.
. - ,eiee'quarters of the upper
aD greatly diminishing the
io,s Tor The crew. Moreover,
. aslaarcatioa is rigidlv en-
. ngidly that two Of the
"a r sSalIy available for The
..a OF to descend from the
Soldden TO them. All tho
" carry large crews. The
= nearly q thousand. and
,su ah mat when they collect
.uolr leisure hours they
aia S9cisty,'s Craze.
Il . ITO be small doubt that
p, A u of society Will be
.1Ipr N. lready several well.
,tr-f =" nave Orlprad fI,irr ,,,,
snsa 20 description or anothcr
Hsss Z, . tic Duke of Wcstmin.
y ..'ls .'; al'hase a Wright bipIane,
" s.;sss,lg @sIng up the science of
r,s s easE, and hopes 10 ac.
y notable flights before
; Ia T,t9 = a desire to indulge I,h"
49, ~ i y Is understood that he .
.. d i s,eiI1ts Efforts that have have been
a. : =asSuS tho oentsg ltsrk os and H,;i;a,, else,
y - sl,s1 slnS1oable that soeiety DC. 'ySin w,II
sss! b., 'ie home Of it's its new ~
!. q u !, r. likewise attract;n lin" q
trfsIsa y q u, Is.s@1ent, and moro ,2 tba2n
SiutiSal iateIy placed orders