Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST 28 193J' Two States Hit aRate FARM Increase as Menace OPPOSES WOOD August 1 and tjius to a level much too low Mr Foubert took the stand to qualify several exhibits of tabulations mask has been An aluminum face OFFICIAL DIES IN WRECK jured early today when their automobile crashed Into a concrete signal perfected by a Norwegian that cures CLEVELAND Aug Mississippi Vote Insomnia'1 base In a suburb here s McMullen of Lansing Mlch an light Decides Candidates Jofficial of the Olds Motor company 25 some of which were voluminous comwas killed and Richard K Tylep of parisons of rates Mr Countryman Cleveland district representative of raised objection to the first which JACKSON Miss Aug 25 (JPy the same company was seriously In was Intended to show that the present freight rates are on a higher Mlssls&lppi's quadrennial election level than In 1915 even though In ended tonight with the selection by pelled in many Instances some Instances the prices of the com- the Democratic voters of a governor strict their output If additional den is modities carried are lower Commis- who they hope will lead the state charges as an emergency measure - UtahImposed witnesses were questioned on sioner Lewis reiterated his objection out of financial and educational enThe petitioners presented their case direct ' ECONOMY CLEANING SPECIAL examination by Mr Earley or to going Into the "dead past” said the tanglements hearin Washington In July and now counno with Meror to Tabulators carried little E the have of expected' O weight exhibit Foubert manager over the Receives Criticism ings are In progress enough Information by midnight to and Manufacturers Traffic him but admitted It try to permit of the reception of the chants determine whether Mike Conner or bureau of Salt Lake Use Doe Not Accept Offer to Failure protests J L Hill general sales manager As to the 1915 prices for such com- Hugh White will succeed Governor Wednesday Continues Case of the Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe modities as blankets the commis- Theodore Q Bilbo In January as a U S Ships consequence of the run-o- ff (Cleaned Under Myen SI Economy Service) primary Utah and Idaho and representatives company said that about 51 per cent sioner said he did not know that It today his company Is In Is so that of various Industries of these states of the business of coast less for are selling they In addition to naming the goverCLEAN lNOAlRTLOINISH states where now WASHINGTON Aug 25 ((P)— The were heard Tuesday and their cases the three Pacific In 1915 nor did he accept an nor the voters selected an attorney It has to meet competition of rail offer than apEconomy Prlco (Regular It first definite opposition to large to evidence The of prove Wednesday continued In will he and water rates that are not under Another Foubert exhibit wae In- general state tax collector and clerk 8? A TO men’s and ladies- felt hats— If some propriations for the farm board conclude to la of court the supreme expected Cleaned ond Blocked Under New the control of the federal commis- tended to show that the proposed InIIAIO the next congress came today from hearing state-wid- e Other elective time office Thursday sion Hence the Increase proposed Economy Service Chairman Wood of the housethe apprE E Corfman president of the would give competitors of his com- crease would not be fair to Utah since were filled In first primary August 4 same At for would give Denver Chicago and case tt opriations committee boards the commission opened Utah additional recent advantage time he criticised the pany an other distributing points an advan- Idaho commission W B Mitchell Interests affected consult our Experts personally bring work In when convenient activities particularly Its failure In-to Utah Points to Restrictions of Utah he tage over Balt Lake larger than they of Parma banker and president of a industries basic The coffee PHONE WASATCH 60 wheat and of of now In all Ball of provide Inthat L enjoy T president Ogden 31 said In part “are mining dairymen’s cooperative and Attor-- I volved the barter with Brazil be Its mcde here" horthe “With showing Including and ney General F J Babcock who as phases agriculture the Superior Honey company vessels of livestock asked Commissioner Lee “what do transported In American of the Utah State Beekeepers’ asso- you expect us to do? Do you expect a member of the state board of equalother hand President ticulture and the raising EAST BROADWAY On the These Will discuss the tax situaprimary the and manufacturing Hoover was represented today as be- Industries In all of their ramifica- ciation pointed to restrictions of the us lo make the 15 per cent effective ization tion In Idaho I was paying that since Brazil not SERVICE AT REGULAR PRICES— MYERS STANDARD and Francisco and San lieving field for Utah white strained honey on Denver Values tions are largely Interdependent THE BEST MONEY CAN BUY— TOR PINE CLOTHES all trie freight costa the board could Their welLake?” 1870 the average length of life on Balt economic In and existence rates The well Increasing freight not very say the commodities fare however as a whole are depend through Mr Foubert thought no Increase In the United 8ttes was 41 years must be transported In Amopican ent of their sur tariff question was Injected when at all would be better the marketing upon Wood did spenot oppose any ship Is the witness told Commissioner Lee Mr Foubert was explaining an His opposition plus production which andtransported cific appropriations consumed that the tarjff protects bleached exhibit designed to show that on a markets was to "lavish appropriations" In to far distantstate basis even under present Utah's Industries beeswax but not the natural product ton-mi- le the which he added that there was “ev- outside now bearing a O F Stallings of Eden president rates the people of Utah are pay-- j are Its and people ery reason to oppose lavish expendtold bureau Farm more than their share of the form of trans of the Utah State lng itures everywhere In the government" heavy burden In the of transcontinental lines At commission that revenue the all on agriculture shipments charges portation no The board has given Indication which he classed as Utah’s most lm- - the suggestion of Commissioner Lewis and from the state whether it would seek more money both to Industries of this state are portant Industry Is paying the poor that this was not pertinent to the to replenish Its 5500000000 revolving “The the"economlc that lest returns of many years to the farm resent Inquiry but rather Involved fund which has been depleted durinig nationwide depression qi fighting for aer The delinquent tax lists are grow prevails stabilizawheat cotton and through page exhibit was of their existence Addi- lng he asserted and prices have this twenty-thre- e tion operations In the last two years continuance Inreached new low levels while many ruled out THEWPARTMENr STORE FOR Alt YOUR SHOPPING ‘ tional burdens In the way of The last $ 100000000 of the fund be creased not be harvested It will would will rates crops railroad Nature Have freight Emergency came available last July 10 take several years for Utah farmers not only tend seriously to curtail their “The present proceedings have an Into recover from the setback they have production but would In many nature" said the presiddecrease emergency sustained and of a down already stances compel the closing their activities and preclude their rather than an Increase In freight ing commissioner “We are therefore to assume that the present adjustparticipation In the commerce of the rates Is Indicated In his opinion Sees Benefit for Competitors nation ments have gone through the mill and therefore reasonably well foundare Now Formidable Competitor Clyde C Edmonds manager of the HARBIN Manchuria Aug 25 MV-T- he “Locally and for both long and Utah Poultry Producers' Cooperative ed and not under fire In this hear German aviatrix rrauleln Mar-g- a hauls In Utah the automobile association described the growth and lng” commissioners were InterestThe Ton Etzdorf making a sold flight short as a means of transportation activities of that body to which the truck from Berlin to Tokyo arrived here of property Is now a formidable com proposed Increase means more than ed however In a Foubert exhibit from Chita Siberia tonight heavy $100000 a year In additional freight which compared the present rail petitor with the railroad Borne le In making the Journey commodities coal are charges he said The roads’ proposal rates Increased 15 per centwith the for example at she landed Khallar Manchuria being transported over the highways would work to the benefit of com present truck line rates frbm Salt to refuel her plane In Idaho The witof the state by trucks In competi- petlng producing regions nearer the Lake to points that the tion with rail service s distance of market by increasing the differential ness said he was informed trucking companies do not propose favor of such competitors 120 miles or more products Dairy ip PONT SUTTER WITH The commissioners found Mr Ed- to follow the Increase If It Is accordare being transported In like manrates ner to markets both within and with- monds’ story interesting and they ed the railroads though the present theoretically at least out the state Citrus fruits out of questioned him In detail a to the are at California are transported to Salt practices and plans of the associa the same Question was raised but Lake City by trucks s distance of tlon Mr Edmonds testified that the not answered fully as to whether the 800 miles or more The trucks sel- egg producers had received material trucking companies do not cut undom return to California without s help during its growth from the rail- der their published tariffs to gain A New Remedy 99 roads In the way of establishing more business haul of Utah products The popular Kaynee Boys’ "Wash Two other Foubert exhibits were of livestock are now driven favorable rates Amazing in in “Herds is smart to dress brother and One to end from Its vast areas M O Pense of the transportation admitted without comment Suits for the fellow from 2 to 6 Utah Ask Your of summer and winter ranges be- committee of the Ogden grain ex- was to show how an Increase of 15 alike so why not dress sister years A suit that makes every cause of the inability of their owners change said a reduction In grain per cent on traffic from the Atlantic in Jersey Togs Attractivethem Druggist boy happy with its snappy to procure from banks the necessary rates of August 1 had increased the seaboard to Utah common points rail- prices paid for grain In Utah and would divert a large railroad tonnage ly styled in all new Fall shades AMBER OIL funds with which to pay present styles 5 or 6 cents the to steamship lines operating through financbrother and sisters from 2 to by Idaho road anfor territory freight charges Other Suits for 269 and 339 UVt ADO AMBEB OIL eelee ere The other the benefit of the reduction being passed the Panama canal ing their operations Obviously 6 wilt Barvwlwwi reeUllr See years 40 showed that despite a drop of per stress of present adverse economic on to the producer Me hum MtlltTi Mr H le cent in the price of canned milk at fourth anna wrlleei conditions will not yield by IncreasSSadtkSIAMBEB Raise Objection Attorneys In destination the the last 1TADO OIL five he relief ing the railroad transportation threatened as to freight bill of one concern year flret her Mr Htkew wire nfferer charges the Sego now being Imposed upon the An argument from the Twin Falls Milk frw act her ferer waa rreellr relieved rates whether Products company would be source of are the Clever little broadcloth Creepers Industries which Sr It wae” Beealta are of rntl Francisco to San by way region Increased $36000 by a 15 per cent the euee— elewet Immedlele retheir operating revenues" A very special group of outstanding "Wash to not for the tots of one two and three the be reduced should Ogden Increase lief bbS nlr three Mara la a week tar Outlines Shipper Case same level as those over the — dainty touches of eeaaBlele reererr N Dresses for the little miss from 2 to 6 y till Hold 8 Third of Pack cutoff but railroad attorUBADO AMBEB OIL la a ware tUla J S Earley executive secretary of on backH L Harrington of Ogden repyears All new leee aalerel all eoaialalne remark-aM- e the Utah Shippers Traffto associa- neys objected to the Injection of such MeSkleal aaallUea aaS eeUi far Canners’ associcom- an Issue the Utah witness a said the The Utah petiof with white resenting tion styles in attractive color cooperating grounds war Settle eeaulalec ealr IIfareeale was questioned by H W mission outlined the case the asso- tion to the federal commission to ob ation ear her feeer mm II eea combinations eaale maize and pink Regular 125 Prickett of the bureau traffic Utah Is was Se IMS ale leeeeeafallr far Mthaa tain such a rate contemplated ciation expected to present This aoA Maaa iafavllaaa anS la values blue catarrh show that there Is no While the millers may be more In- Neither truck nor water competito the attempt with t aiaBar-Sac- k MIS reerenlea reU' tion he argued are Important feaVeer aeener will Sw ratwraeS wltkaal emergency existing that would Justify terested In the retention of the rates tures to the carriers In their present If re are awl aatiefleS the drastlo action the carriers are tlon of rates than in what the imtlea are he told Mr Countryman they situation but rather the general deDtatrlSaleS hr UrmSa PreSnla SB asking the commission to take" Baa SaS teeth Ball Lake Cltr aaS Utah Industries he contended have are against the present proposal on pression which has hit the canners hr alla ItuUaa tf rarrtets laeledlnr gone as much as It did the railroads the limit In the effort to read- the ground that It would reduce the Just Bahraata-JekaieDraw Bteree Owl For the wee baby’s first cool days proOne-thirof the 1B30 pack was Draw Sterea ul L C M L Dra just their own affairs to weather the- prices received by the producer prac-to still d the hands Splendid quality Crib Sheets and Pillow of the packers last in tect him with a cotton and wool Shirt in present storm They would be corn- tically to where they were prior Cases for his majesty the June 1 he asserted and some canthe front-butto- n style Only ners still have 1930 contracted goods baby Buy a number of sets a limited number of sizes on their hands undelivered and unnow at this low price you paid for so come early if you would Prices are at present below cost of take advantage of this will appreciate them Set production for canned goods It was argued and Utah canners who are special on an average of 863 miles from their large consuming centers are already obliged to absorb certain differentials AMERICA In freight to market their products A new shipment of Auto Crib Baskets in Under such conditions a 15 per cent Infants’ sizes in charming little hand-mad- e flat Increase would greatly restrict pink and ivory enamel fintheir field and lower their producDresses of sheer nainsook clever tion and the railroad revenue accordish These baskets present set-i- n sleeves White with ingly to A similar story was told by Irving every user comfprt utilpink and blue trim or solid f®" F Lyons of Ban Francisco traffic colors and pink and ity and convenience for director of the Utah Packing corporblue ation who presented maps to show auto travel Just where the Utah canned peas and canned tomatoes may be market' Z C M L Infants’ Dejit Second Floor ed under present conditions Enters Motion for Dismissal M H Greene for the Idaho commission entered a motion for dismissal of the carriers' petition on whlcb motion Idaho proposes to submit briefs later Professor Eke was the first wit ness for Idaho and told of studies In the field showing costs of production of farm products- In three sections of Idaho In north Idaho Twin Falls and Idaho Falls the latNew weaves new colors new designs all add to charm ter now In progress They Indicate and dignity of this wonderful presentation of New Silks at a loss under present FDTDRE FUNDS BOARD iiVii H ZCMI Basement Board for G3 J ti'lJ Was 60 Men’s Suits and Overcoats Announces Their 2)Ui'c Ladies’" Anniversary 75c Silk Dresses Sale t rri rCLI Commencing - 9UG 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the first stock car under $10000 employing the dual-valv-e double overhead camshaft principle 16-cylind- er It is at once the fastest and safest car in the world - See Them Today at " FRANKLIN STUTZ CO -- t " 21 West Fifth South Street Auto Baskets Nainsook Dresses mo - t Z C M C fj I’s Special Presentation of New Fall Silks the production prices Field a fruit grower of Emmett produced a synopsis of the costs of production of apples and prunes but said his Income from cherries helped to make his large orchard show a profit on the whole J W Webster of Rexburg Idaho president of the Intermountaln Grain Growers’ Cooperative said that at present prices dry land wheat cannot be produced at a profit and many J R farmers are abandoning their holdings The marginal lands should be turned back to pasture he said Mr Webster believes the fanner himself Is the only man who will solve the farmer’s problem Tells of Bean Industry S Feldhusen of Kimberly IdaJ Introduced the commission to ho some of the features of the bean market and the costs of producing that commodity Production at present prices Is at a loss his exhibit showed but he plans to raise beans next year though he will reduce the acreage and raise more hay He did not know that a 15 per cent Increase In rates would alter sucb plans J D Rlgney of Jerome member of the Idaho commission described the potato Industry In Idaho - He Minted out that at present prices here might be a small margin for the producer to take No 2's out of the potato cellar and ship them to Chicago but the margin would be wiped out with a 15 per cent Increase and the tonnage would not move the railroads being deprived of such revenue Potatoes cost $203 to produce and lay down In Chicago he calculated while the average Chicago jrtce last winter was $175 spelling oss to the producer The hearing closed with Idaho still to present three witnesses beginning at 8:30 a to Wednesday They are Bert J Penn rate expert for the Fall A marvel in coat high prices value-givin- g provihg that high fashions do not 4Sn New Canton Crepes 165 Tourist Prints 195 An array of fashionable Fall colors in an all silk Canton Crepe Has the smart dull finish and excellent draping qualities' needed for the new 1931 silhouette width For your Fall trip or for the young girl going away to college — a beautiful nonerush able Tourist Print All new shades and designs that will lead the fashion parade 39-in- O’Canton “ Molly 235 A beautiful quality 165 Mall Canton"-offere- d in the very newest of plain Fall shades Drapes and gives your Fall dress a look- - of sophistic cation and charm" width ’s 40-inc- h Satin Crepe-Bac- k Very Satin heavy quality lustrous in new Fall shades inblack cludingpastels and Soft' easily draped for all the Tiew style frocks Satin will lead this season go you must have at least one ' Two Leading New - Light-Weig- ht Woolens - Frostel and Basket weave Z C M 1 Is happy to present these two lovely woolens of Frostel and Basketweave Interesting in weave glowing in color important because so adapt able to the new clean-cushown in the desirable Z C M I Silk i lines of the mode and t 54-in- width Street Floor - t |