Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-10-04 | Page 3 | Pioneer Sugar Official Dies

PIONEER SUGAR OFFICIAL DIES Sidney W. W Hurried in Death by Overwork for Industry DENVER Colo Oct Oel 4 UP Sid UP-Sid- Sid Sidney ney W. W president of 01 the American Beet Sugar company compan died at St Sl Lukes Luke's hospital late yesterday after a heart attack One of the pioneers in the develop elop ment meat of the beet sugar industry in the Arkansas v valley of Colorado he spent pent the last weeks of his life In Washington Washing Washing- ton D. D c C. C against the advice of 01 his physicians helping to draft a a. sugar agreement which would be beneficial to this new industry of the west Over exertion In this fight to prevent pre vent beet sugar production from being being belag be be- ing lag placed upon a quota basis under the agricultural marketing act hastened hastened hastened hast hast- ened his death physicians said was wa born in Mississippi pi April 1 1875 and attended the University University University Uni Uni- of California where he stud led engineering Early in his career he became interested in the sugar possibilities possibilities pes- pes pos pos- of the Arkansas valley and arid he helped organize the Holly Holly- Sugar company compan which operates in that ter ter- He was vice president of ot that company company com com- pany in 1923 when he be resigned to accept accept accept ac ac- ac- ac the presidency of the American Beet Sugar company His body will be taken to San Luis Obispo Cal for burial He is survived by his widow and md four brothers Louis Warren Paul and Irving