Show I CAR SHORTAGE SR I 1 Ii OUS i Ii I I Factories Cannot Supply the tie W Western stern I Demand Past Fast Enough IJ YE YEAR R TO MOVE MOVE GR GRAIN IN CROP 1 i CEREAL YIELD IN MIDDLE WEST SURPASSES EXPECTATIONS rn MII Went ot of cars Is un pr d In the history ot of we western tern Traffic In this I o eC the west is so that It t is Impossible for the arious car in the United tateR States to ti keel the supply ot of tars ars up to the demand irs Ira A Rhoades general agent of the Ule Southern Pacific at San who l d 11 visit to Seit Sc t Lake told hero hore that It was lUMe sarY for his road to place or ders for tor ties tIei and other supplies a a year yearn ear n advance ln In or lel to be that such sueh orders would b be Year to Move Cereal Crop J A Monroe general freight agent tit f the Union Is tL authority for forthe forthe the statement that It will wUl take his road no year r to remove the wheat antI and corn ot of the tho middle west with the pre prel prent nt equipment The Union listen is on ever every possible resource to ears but b branch and main lines re utterly unable to furnish cars suf ut dent to move the tho cereal crops quickly The wheat heat and grain cro In Ian Kan KanI I S Nebraska and other middle west frn em staten have luwe surpassed all calculations thIs Y year Rr and the railroads ar are simply up a stump tump The rho car CRr short ae hAS produced almost a coal famine in Salt Lake but In neighbor neighboring neighborIng ing states It baa ha farm and andI I j grain dealers even more mota j I Shortage of Ties Tics Too I The Union has placed d large I order for timber In the to toI I I supply raIlroad ties Great portions ot of te ro roadbed dod tW s Ju tiLe tho timoor tb emana so heavy all over th the northwest W erti em roads that they must pla e theIr orders for tie timber a year n nad j ad advance ance In order to be served a 31 I iJ |