The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
|II[E CAUSES
|jl HIGH PRICES
vv,ly Of Packers First
Mich Can Be Broken
Up by Law.
psTuRAGE SECOND,
and CAN Be RbMhDihD
On Cattle Third, and This
Can and Must Be
| Revised.
~ PRESTON o. ADAMS.
y, w,,a to The Tribune,

l f5T lIe liSEN'N
"a kindred products
monopoly which can be bro
~ yisonous and strict enforce
y 3hs Law, Second. the present
4 ,,sing cold storage tc contro
u asJi Of the market at the VII
1onopolists meats. poultry ano
ma can be remedied by proper
~ y Law OF the uses OF cold
{. mind. the tariff. with q duty
7, and half a pound on cattle
! smormtine to about sl5 a head.
'..ns Out OF the markets OF this
4 ihs great supply of cattle from
<,,IIpe Republic. Canada and MeXi-
IN would otherwise be available.
~ also aids In holding and main
I 4 monopoly -
/ ,s,i il the men who created and
-sIstaIn the meat monopoly were
nsyicted and sentenced 10 inn
ri and II cold storage houses
-yrsriy regulated by law and the
,rsr3 10 as TO make possible the
4 ~ foreign beef supply, the pres
4 r7ie,s would fall TO such an eX-
"A Il wonld not BE- a burden TO
A oces self and family upon the
N lscone AS IL is today.
Eon Scared Than Hurt,
. 4, Impression here is that the
y damage by the recent April
4 q The west and south has been
psresllmated, While II Is ad-
1 lni the fruit may have been
4 :. Ia many sections, II Is not be-
4 hi ir1eparable damage has been
ID rLn and cotton. though these
| Irhtsss have been cut down and
u bumper cotton crop which
i rlkye the present shortage has
ND. II Is feared the losses
b tie blizzard. though not as
|1N hrst estimated, viii be sUf-
4 B have a bad effect on business.
gpHnving Marked Path.
Hurd Norris, K. c. Nj. c., pre-
B lso years Of Newfoundland and
= post progressive officials ever
nj colony, stopped In New York
7g 10 The Hague, is there
ss IN Newfoundland over the
Cestlon7" he was asked. mo.
- do not lay any blame at the
% people Of the United States.
~ ihey are merely following the
ron by their government. Now.
-siuradland is going to ask The
tslnsl Is TO- give an interpreta-
1s treaty, not according To our
III according to the reading
pm II by the British govern :
1hctrs Of the crown in Eng
made lie treaty nearly 100
Edkfations will last from June
y. and the tribunal will have
u which TO consider and rem
INT II Is a matter for con-
lnat Two great countries like
sutes and England should be
.:enil 10 arbitration large ques-
az this. Fifty years ago. or
Een a dispute probably would
e1ib!s" We oe ee
favor Reciprocity.
lu would like TO see reci-
s.en the United States and
ne; aud said thai the treaties
wv had been killed in the
np senate through the innu-
~ Gloucester fisheries owners.
fsh coming from New
Mghl Interfere with their
' aa They were mistaken.
ep.cted to sell In the same
r-;, ,Ssis are millions OF people
n. :, oales today beyond fhe
i vloucester fishery trade who
I 4. s e Of n fresh Goldfish who
wansn every day for 4 and
ssna II We had reciprocity"
= ru 49,, 70 Sewfoundland's min
pulp. for which il Is also
r, %sstxcI In the United States.
,esllhg there was for 'reci-
Asaung Cotton Market.
e, o. Commerce recently
80 iorui'n9unication, ~ signed a
-. ir Fair Play" and dated
III ~ "sEiI s speaks right out in
=, 1!tn ms mssser.iment investigation
ibe ras.h9l: rnasih9l: IL says. "Ths
h IA s,e,su e,seu states government
= sko hsslaHec 70 set OF bear
2 'asn Ia'e h sold that which thcy
= -<sn ~ order 10 make a turn
1,5Ir, expense. is the most nut
y rrst as ssains' the south one
n it,sn,ed S ". u persisted in Will
= psaljv Wy mat section. and. IL
a -i5sss mistaken, by all fair
fse,nmen men In this country
"a jt"ieh, jt%ah, wishes To do any
N y In ase @ better begin In Inc
" bes,,se ,e writer's positive
nlrs 10 are now trying Ia
q % ks ~, !" consign cotton Il
q alniDe 10 ,'v.ered .red on May CON
t.Ir adj, A. tlem this would oe
y" ha, aa,avantage. as ii wouI'i
d ue,elng able To Tch,,v "2u1o 2,,I,
9 'lhsr nj greatly rSd,,cnS
. sSo \, IS 1t anything neu eu''1eu So,
LH cott"ne sold short TO ac-
Alhe ma,Lr ,or tender. expect
S,n,h Shet by so doing ano
q tine snr,,l methods were pur.
d sk mall, ,s,outiern bulls entnreG
thcy W Therefore, beIn,
'Fsush nave naturally becs
On ~ busIIn,n sIIn,nnersencies and have
~ fac, fss s accordingly. II
hs hat H., .nat The banks oI
~ lnle 10 V,nc' inc lent every as
;N ~ tnterpd we benr Operators
any monsv 'nto conspirac,
M bat IN on cotton as col,
y w. sy 9sed-ana DI'd' as m II,
10 s,s.snti titIliG1"s limss Il Their assist. list
~ n 1nks r,,,n an understandings
o. snt also bear in
~ e Priced Cotton.
VI ~ e sssi'sse soa would help in.
!II,d,n d,ne outside SnnSG more thar thar
S4,,Ssss.a5s, 81 ,ssas, WITCH WI RRFoGuGs q :,
- srsasiItypeTIi.y In5y Of any coun' &c n,
sM mse Of ra Increased In ou,
~ slssa thsn S cotton affect.
~ 49, that s.u anything else
aW ,una above. Nus at retail To-
4, y a po,,s. WOOL, an aid
per cent increas,