Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09

by The National chs Bank. Of New
York. ucrdrE In ih- movement o.
.uruiir. from which We adopted IT,
munv hall century pnu. and have az
,lnultol 10 and dcv'lupH,liis p,"tluciiu'
until the United States noW produces
not uuly mri" than Europe, hut. y.
in,i. mt,r than ~ he world. uuiridv
g.. uur own ,uuntrN France. Italy. an
the nduuliin area were the wuild
chief prulu,pN 81 prun"s uniii tho
ldaltabilitN ~ th" Pacific ,uad soil
and c!ima,r to it, production and cur
iug irp.liuD apparent. and the prniuc
don ~ Wun,s in California, oregon,
aud Washington rrarh~l ion,"oo. oo'
puunds Nv 1900. la1.1nn. 0nn IN 1919
si0 400 opn .n iHis. and approximately
asu. 000 a0o IN 1919 valued 10 $4,000
nU0 ~ The pia, of Production
Al pruucs are plums. bat an plumH
arr not pruncs. ~ D. onis u,riai
tyls uf pumr which can h- dfi'7l ~
the natural tate aud suiiicicn.
amount Il SUGAR developed ly The dry
irg prrc,ss to render ihcm suitable t";
fn0d purposes. and u D. IN the cauhinn
iiun Oi soil and climnic oi the Ph'iiir
cunst. and especially IN" s'ni" ~ eau
iotnin. that Tho rlafa ui pluus dcfig
NNNNN AN lNINNNf INV f'NAf 49, w -
highest wtfrciiun california pro
lu,,9 about thr,sfoufih- ~ the prof.
uri 81 thr initvl States. aud more
thrn al ~, hnlanr" III the world pu,
tne.th,. Argentina and Australia ~
II.aiuuiue their cultivation and with .
~, sweet of su,ccss. but thus Tar tho
! I, nitel Iatos commands the prun"
| marlos # the world. ard s"rt ahfoid
! in tho fiscal wear 1879. ~ .Onn. 90
| uaunlr. n.ainu ~ n0n 900 IN 1918, anI
| IN 80 pua anU IN 1915 Normally al,ou
| thr,s.frutihs uf the prur"s produced ~
! the ulttl States are consumer I'll
! home. bat With the exceptionally llig'
| yrup ct 1919. larrr audnliif tee M
| available tur uti in irIvign countries
| Fr,ur.. which iunpliv,l hall century
| 4r. I'M beginnings e.. tn American
t,p,r a tho American product dufine
| ,,rune trrss. made the close acquaiu
\ ihr VIZ. and 'uuk last year lN.uuoVh
i,pirds. against 9.nD0.Uno in ihc luu'ti
| i.f.N preceding year, ana less than ),
| 600 900 enc wear EARLIER VIM" ir'''
Hrit.u tnoN % Hn0 0'o nuunds against
| 10 5000 nun in The fiscal N"1r 1919. and
: ouu uur in 1918 More than f"ut-iilth.
,,lr went o. Euiup". th" i'mn.hd
enitil, tu canada. Australia nud S"utA
AhHfHaI. M. ~ |iff". NJ flN W WV Nfiiff'f ~ "
n considerable oulntiiirs puur Go N"
lry.i, ptN"nt u the industry iu ths
United States have nov disappears
from tine list d impuriIiiunS. aud tn
Nalu. uf the expectations in 1920 w1-
far in svrv. 60 any EARLIER year an.'
, three times thr annual average II ~.
iuet decade.
THIS growth iu the 'Xp"rinii"n If
rHuu,s. SAYS the hanks sili'm,nt. d.
iustrat,s the development Ell n'W indus
tft,s Boz she United States RHisinS ~
p.r t,l in 1890 rhuw'd e total value -
nearly 90 non oUn. against - 600 Oo1
un, year earlier and t'.ooh,"nn tive
wears ,ltu'r Oranges 'Xpnrird On
1890 amounted - seven AVID enc hal
million dulsra against On" and on .
hall millions be- 1915. lemons. un" and
4 uuurtrr million dollars against one
UalI uiNl,u tWu wears earlier. and tn
total VnIu, Il ln fruits aud nuts *
u,tt,l iu 90, flsDl N'ar l'to WIS siiN
600 l0u against So goo 5000 boz 1919, an
sHf Uuu uHu Iu 1918