Show I I I I I I I I I kM t jotis ot J SUGAR Jl HIGH IN It Utah an and the United States aro are not nol the tho only onh sections of or the world where tho the sugar question has been receiving attention Australia has had a sugar question to solve ac according to Arthur J J. J nO Rowe e a confectionery dealer of Adelaide Australia AustraHa who is a guest at tho the Newhouse Now New house hotel For some time sugar sold soldon soldon on that continent for or what would be besix besix six cents in III In American money moner a pound Some Somo months ago price e was doubled doubled doubled dou dou- bled b by the Australian government o which set this price for Cor three years This raise ralso was made b bv by the tho government government government govern govern- ment duo to labor conditions In Australia Australia Aus Aus- and according to Mr Rowe al alI although although al- al though there was considerable unta- unta I comment on the tho part of man many people In ln general the public was satIsfied satisfied sat sat- with the tho change knowing the price Increase was vas necessary to secure tho the amount desired by tho the continent for tor local consumption Mr fr Rowe Rowes Rowe's s s accompanied b by his wife ami Mrs C. C J J. Leech and Miss Leech ech The party part will remain in Salt Snit Lake for a n. number of ot days going to Bingham Bingham Bing- Bing ham tomorrow to view Utah Copper mining operations The party part Is bound for England but will stop at nt numerous points in tho the United States before sailIng sailing sailing sail- sail Ing from New r ew York In June TOURIST VISITS MINES ES A. A Culnan of t Marinette Wis Is is at lit atthe t the Hotel Utah on en route to his homo home after spending the winter In Califor Califor- nia nm Mr Culnan spent the day visitIng visitIng visit- visit Ing lag In the city making ln a trip to Bingham Bingham Bing- Bing ham where hero he was waR much Impressed by gigantic mine operations He ex expects expects ex- ex to return on another trip In the fall EXPECTS MANY TOURISTS This summers summer's tourist travel will Ill be bo boone one of or the heaviest in years ears Is 18 the opinion of W 0 F. F Conway of Conway Brothers proprietors of oC hotels In Colorado Colo Cob rado Springs who Is registered at the New Grand Orand hotel Ho predicts that Yellowstone park travel this year ear will willbe willbe I be hen heavy and other national parks will also enJo enjoy prosperous seasons POSTAL OFFICIAL HERE HEILI II 11 B U Jones Jone of ot Washington D D. D C C. was a guest at tho the Cullon hotel yesterday yesterday yester yester- day a having hn stopped here for tor a 0 day da on his bile va to the coast const on postoffice busi bust ness Mr Jones left Washington ton last las April and nd has spent the last few toW days day In Utah transacting department bus busi- busi U ness e ss WOOL OOL CO CONDITIONS S BETTER J. J L. L Larson arrived at tho Cullen hotel yesterday to spend two days das seeIng see Ing those who are interested In land lam he has hns In Idaho Falls Mr r. r Larson Is Isa Isa isa a sheep raiser and reports the tho wool h In Infine Intine fine tine condition and feeding conditions for or the coming summer to be the best the they have o over ever had In that section Fruit crops will set a new mark this year ear on account of the excellent water supply that Is assured on account of ot the heavy heay- rains and snow of oC the past vast winter |