Salt Lake Tribune | 1933-07-03 | Page 7

THfi SALT LAKE TRIBUTE' MONDAY- - MORNING JULY -- 3 1933 17 ENDS Five Killed When Agricultural News of the Interffiountain Region DIRECTOR Decayed Potatoes -fUHS MEETS- -' Tried as Means-O- f WHEAT CHIEF Killing Weeds FORMERS FORESTCORPS BEET GROWERS FACE MENACE DENT UTAH AGRICULTURAL Auto Train Crash jmmm 250000 At Blind Crossing TEXARKANA Texas Julyf2 D— Five members of s family were killed modcl ourin? car wag gtrewn tale ' today When tho aatomobne tn jaiong’ the 'Texas & Pacific railroad which they rode was demolished by right of way for a hundred yards a passenger train at a blind crossing Texas & Pacific passenger train No near Bivins Texas about 30 miles 7 was the train involved in the aci southwest of Texarkana cldent according to information re — - The dead ceived here i William Dooley 38 farmer His wife Mrs Mattie Dooley 35 Augusta was laid out by General A son W L Dooley 11 Oglethorpe founder of Georgja prices should be maintained at a deFeehner Reports sirable level through control of the currency and of credit which they Youths Are Assigned’ say is the real barometer of prices Twin Falls Farmers Engage and what we have called supply and to Camps demand is not the controlling factor Growers Will Be Given in Experiment Against Domestic allotment of chops and Sevier County Threatened Noxious Plants ' livestock was amply justified under r Bata on Farm Aid WASHINGTON July 2 OR-- All conditions of the past three or four With Loss Crops 5 years indeed justified since 1921 and peace time mobilization rec-war experiAdministration Redueed production was apparently — — ords were smasheJby'the Avar ’df ment Is being tried out on several vested in 1933 This action of the ad- the oniy feasible way in which agrl- in placing 250000 young un--l partment a on culture could picet industry plane Twin Falls county farms to determine ministration indicated that those reof Americans iyi the civilian We shown had until three employed ‘YOGAN— Instructions have been the effect of equality RICHFIELD— Beet growers of Sedecayed potatoes as a sponsible for the legislation just months ago utter incapacity to conconservation corps camps by July 1 given by William Peterson director means of killing noxious weeds ac- passed and responsible for its admin- trol money and credit and so the vier county are threatened with the of wheat administration at the Utah istration mean business This was reported today by Robert with a dollar worth only complete loss of their beet crops this State Agricultural college that local cording to Harvey Hale county agent of course there are fanners more Immediately Feehner director of emergency 50 cents in than slightly buying inshould under The spuds were applied in the spring serious questions arising as to the y heat gTowers organize year through the unprecedented work He informed Presithe plans of the federal agricultural he said at about six inches deep workability of these plans and Mr industrial goads felt “driven to bleed festation of webworms The area bethe public as industry bleeds the orThe Roosevelt by letter that the administration dent is adjustment strenuous efforts Wallace unmaking tween results cannot but Aurora is known be the and Richfield parthrough Withholding their ganizations would provide the farmer executive's program calling for to convince the farmers that despite public from the market and thus forc- ticularly in danger During July 1932 chief direct contact with the wheat adminis- til 1934 the enrollment of 274 375 by July 1 a rising market and an apparently goods few casex-o- f infestation were re- and the housing of at least a quarter tration The experiment is being conducted serious shortage of wheat and' some ing higher prices It is likely to be demonstrated in Neighborhood meetings will offer by four or five individual farmers on other products the economic welfare this of a million In forest camps on that decade or in these few immedi- ported and County Agent S R Bosto -for farmer conevery sign date had been “carried out to the of agriculture depends upon opportunity one less than of a small ate well solution is with decades this whole scheme that plots totaling experimented applications fpr participation in the letter” trolled production growers Many a Blessed almost farce with huge reduction program and enjoy its com- acre This was started when farmers will hesitate to cut their acreage paris green as a spray in killing them Workera Enrolled tounlimited food capacity produce This year the Gunnison Sugar com here heard reports from the Idaho down 20 per cent in face of dollar and pensating payments The he said were taken workers which want and goods people These meetings will be called based Falls district of “fair kills" being wheat and prospects for more than a had expected some trouble from from- - every township in the nation on school districts townships or vot- made on noxious plants The decayed dollar There are others who doubt which many people need desperately pany located in 1300 camps we deliberately curtail our power to this source and was supplied with and now are ing districts by the county agricul- potatoes have been put on patches the wisdom of such drastic curtailstate exevery throughout these arsenate sprinkled calcium to with necessitiesdn which order produce dito tf spray cept Delaware Twenty-fivtural agents or men appointed of wild morning glpry and Canadian ment as a device to starve the conthousand our This sometimes has been the step up profits— liquid only sections in rect the organization work partially thistle the agent stated If there sumer into higher prices that is or two has shown to un- successful and at present a mixture of war veterani also have been selected where county agents have been dis- weeds appear dead next spring the these objectors say that agriculture last decade levels Such Is and soon will move into the conservaarsenate and will mercantilism holy green paris calriugj with as other is altogether too big an enterprise be looked pensed experiment will be extended tion corps camps as vicious to In tried upon the District Being days According elected each at “ of these to kill than weeds are easier Representatives too significant and important in Us to come ““With “Reports reaching my office1 wealth Clinton Inspector unprecedented Agricultural ' humqn Kjar the local meetings by the farmers who two to be put on in natural resources In it "relationships Roosevelt told Mr “make Feehner human mate- four sprayers are being used each decide to cooperate in the reduction It is the toxic effect of the spuds such a mercantile basis rial in advanced political and social spray covering between 30 and 40 evident thatthe mobilizatiop of this program will constitute the board of that is supposed to kill the weeds but with Such interference ideals BOOO quarter of a million young men for however they say lamentably back- acres per day Approximately directors of the county wheat control as no permanent effects can be re- the most the most ancient ward our usage often is and with a acres of beets are planted in the coun- forest duty has gone a long way association the organization of farm- vealed during the first year Mr Hale and even important now the most primitive call- religious Inheritance which tran- ty but it is not yet known the num- toward breaking the back of the deers which will direct local application said farmers are confining the exof man — the production of food— scends every other blessing we vio- ber of acres it will be necessary to pression” of the wheat plan This board of di- periments to small plots and using po- ing Four government departments — rectors will elect officers including tatoes which would othetwise have particularly in the face of want late for mercantile purposes the truslabor and war is felt the agriculture world we which hold In widely of our God throughout fields the teeship secremany crops apparenta president vice president and rotted In the cellars The test is gravely immoral in nature And and worked at top speed given wealth and opportunity to the ly have been destroyed in 24 hours or tary the latter usually being the accordingly costing them nothing to Feehner said there are others who carry out the prothat it iB mean end of gain less The worms have worked in Mr Hale and J P Hunt director unsound in an economicsay county agent or other person in direct on schedule sense These gram Great ahead are America for drove across fields almost days before the efforts of weed control work are watching charge of organization War Office Mebilisea An executive committee of three the experiments although the coun- last believe thatat we should not cur- if our leadership is equal to our op- owners have known of their exist all but rather that portunity tail production ence board of the The war office he said enlisted with the president county ty is not participating According to County Agent Bos and transported to camps during the of directors serving as chairman will well the pests were combated last three months since the forestation be elected by the board of directors year with paris green sprayed four program was initiated more men than This executive committee will funcpounds to the acre The sugar com- were mobilized by the department tion as the allotment committee for pany representatives last week tried during the first three months of the county representing the entire f seven and pounds of calcium American participation in the World county adjustment association in dealarsenate later using one pound of war ing with the state and federal wheat administration and in checking local paris green and six and one-haBy July 1 1917 the department had matters of administration pounds of calcium arsenate If neith- mobilized 117000 men in the regular Livestock er of these solutions proves success- army 68000 in the national guard The county allotment committee On Feeding and Fitting ful it is probable that all paris green and 6000 in the national army— a toWill be the fundamentally important By E 4 Maynard U S A C will be used in tal' Of 181000 administrative unit the entire play Pests Threaten Careless and Marginal Shearing effort Is being expended in The army quartermaster corps is lor application of the wheat reduction Every Mineral Supply in Feeds ait effort to control the'bonditlon and charged with feeding clothing shelLands of Twin Falls ‘ program Packing Reduce save what appeared to be one of the tering and transporting the workers Exact procedure of organization of With an annual production of over best beet crops in the history of the Full use is being made of existing county units will vary in different 300000 tons of wet beet Values Project 70000 pulp The army spends apstates and districts county Farmers have planted over army stocks Organizations 2300 more acres of beets this year than proximately $85000 daily in handing The farmer tons of dried beet pulp and nearly will be last to the forest workers the same food who desires Information on the wheat 50000 tons of beet molasses Utah’s W E ELY Nev — With quality wool TWIN FALLS Idaho-- Dr Beef given regular army soldiers plan before he is contacted by local no inbeet represents industry sugar a Nevada no BURLEY Idaho— Officials of the from 330 premium steers is used daily Bread organizers may obtain advice by com- considerable factor in the production Shull assistant extension entomolo- bringing can afford to the' marrancher reduce Amalgamated Sugar company have consumption totals nearly 225000 municating with his local county agri- of meat and milk in this intermoun- - gist from the University of Idaho ket value of his fleeces by careless assembled a fleet of spraying macultural agent or with his state direc- isin loaves a day Moscow reached Twin Falls Friday to shearing and packing according to C chines to combat a grgjj tor of extension work possible visitation The report of Colonel Duncan K The recent findings concerning the direct work of eradicating grasshop- R Townsend agricultural extension of sugar beet webworms Major Jr war department represenhigh value of a phosphorus supple- pers which have appeared in large agent for White Pine southern EuCassia also has its county equipped tative on the emergency conservament when used with rations comreka and southern Lander counties weed spraying trucks with appliances work council which was includIt will prove profitable for the to spray rows of beets Webworm tion posed of beet pulp molasses alfalfa numbers lately on farms of the Twin ed by Feehner in his statement to The hay and salt for beef production in- Falls and Salmon projectson mar- rancher to prepare hiclip for market moths have appeared In greater num- the president said in the best possible way he says since bers than usual this season and in dicate a possibility for much greater grasshoppers are encroaching Experience Valued efficiency in tile use of the tremen- ginal lands of the Salmon tract south he cannot afford to damage the repu- some fields their eggs have hatched dous supply of these byproducts In of here Of hia Wool or that of his sec and the worms have made their 'The mobilization of the civilian tation apDr Shull went with Harvey Hale tion In cases where fields have conservation corps with time as the - FORT COLLINS Colo— Exactly theInfuture the light of increased crop pro- Twin Falls county agent to the Sal- Eleven suggestions the eastern Ne- pearance infested become the sprayers have essential element in the execution of in 74350 young trees were planted most valuable duction noted as a result of the ap- mon area Friday to see the extent of vada extension agent states will help been to work and the worms de- the task has been the has 460 put on windbreaks and shelterbelts had since to bring in more money to Nevada the army plication of phosphate fertilizers' it damage done there and get a poisonexperience averAn stroyed this Hale Mr Colorado farjns spring is not surprising to find that this ing campaign under way the World war It has tested the orif followed carefully woolgrowers is of A solution used green each on paris were 160 trees of planted age mineral also exerts a significant in- said no hoppers have appeared yet Class yur sheep according to fleece One machine can of the war department and spray 15 to 18 acres ganization farm thereby materially improving fluence on the welfare of livestock on the Twin Falls tract of 202000 before shearing of the corps areas in responding to a a a cost to of less at the farmers day be must its appearance and value immediate but steps when included in rations that are acres Sack lamb ewe wether and buck than a dollar an acre The treatment mission very similar to mobilization Practically every county in the known to be deficient in this respect taken to prevent further spread of wool separately is effective it is said by those who use for war” said the Shull state is represented in this improveDr hoppers the pests Feehner told Mr Roosevelt that his Shear black sheep last and sack it Unless infested areas Deficiency Shewn are sprayed if to ment program sponsored by federal control are comparatively easy wool separately faith in the civilian conservation worms do much the however damage state laws and under supervision of Fed on wet pulp beet molasses al- the farmers will carry out the poison— has been more than Sack tags separately and then al- and materially reduce the hormal corps project State Forester W J Morrill at the falfa hay and salt steers during a ing operations as directed using bran low no tag discount on the clip justified” adding of beets winter fattening period mash which ik available yield Colorado Agricultural college from Shear on a clean kept floor Young men who never had a Job The county agent and sugar comwhom the farmers obtained the trees showed every evidence of a nutri He suggested a mixture of 100 Have slatted floors in pens pany officials- - warn growers to at and whose morale was at a low ebb at less than cost County agents co- tional deficiency They had an un- pounds of very coarse bran two Tie fleeces with paperholding twine once notify them if the worms appear have been taken from the distress of They quarts of sodium arsenate (four operated with the forester in fostering thrifty unkempt appearance fattenwhen fleeces are dry in fields Shear the family circle and the perils of only The worms are up to of for showed a lack tree planting appetite pound material) twp gallons of cheap Keep wool dry at all times the street corner to the helpful en in an of inch dark are than less foods half length consuming ing molasses to be obtained from the Do not sweat sheep excessively beand of the forest as much pulp as those fed the phos- sugar factory here three ounces of fore green In color and have a black line vironment satisfaction of camp well the shearing being given back the howdid grow with enough Keep the floor sweepings out of the along They rapidly They phorus supplement technical amylacetate work Honey Producers Set and when full grown are greedy eat- fed and doing an honest day's ever show evidences of an abnormal to moisten the mixture but not wool have been given a chance They Annual Picnic appetite They chewed wood ate water Date ers and leaves the beet flakes destroying the bran sufficient to make Black gray burry seedy cotted or Overnight they have become contribtheir bedding and consumed an ab- stick together matted fleeces should be kept sepa doing much damage utors to the family needs to the exthe Impornormally large amount of salt apDr Shull emphasizes rate from good clean wool tent of at least $25 monthly with of tho OGDEN—Officials HURLEY Idaho— The Amalgabefore for vain in the mash the of tance searching scattering will parently link” in their diet mated Sugar company announced direct beneft to their relatives and to Honey Producers’ association 80 reached have “missing air the temperatures hold its“annual picnic at the Minidoka here Friday that beet growers are co- local relief agencies’’ Low vitality and susceptibility to as the hoppers will not eat Recent Rains Benefit with them in the war bedam park the last Sunday in July disease were also evident in this degrees but that after the from point Farms at St Anthony operating it was decided at a meeting of the check lot And yet they were receiv- climb the ground ing waged against webworms and Mann Act Violator Given of plants to escape stalks association last week at the C C ing a balanced ration as far as the the heat He progress is being made in urged thorough mixing ST ANTHONY7"Idaho — Consider that good Two Years in U S Prison1 Barlow farm There will be a pro- ration between digestible protein and of the materials immediately before able rain has fallen in the past week coping with the situation Beach at which Frank are and Paris Burley being gram green sprayers which should be done In adding materially to the supply of carbohydrate was concerned POCATELLO Idaho— Ervinej will speak on the laying out and Where formerly we were concerned spreading furnished in beet growing areas of the daytime mosture in the ground and improving Utah Idaho and Montana 28 alias William A Burke construction of honey extracting and only with the ratio of growth producthe Og- Mertz by In this a for bumper crop prospects den company to combat the packing plants and the use of tools ing and energy and fat producing alias JIarl Burke aUas Curley Mertz section ice cream will be served demonstrat- nutrients we must now consider two it was said Large erews of indicted The extensive dry farm area In the men are by the federal grand jury ing the use of honey as flavoring and other factors ' namely vitamins and employed in this work sections on a charge of violation of the Mann Green Timber and Squirrel sweetening in this delicacy minerals in livestock rations act was found guilty by a trial jury had become quite dry and more rain Honey producers assert that the Minerals Needed would be appreciated by the wheat in Federal Judge C C Cavanah's honey flow is now in full swing and court here Saturday He was senraisers In that part of Fremont county Vitamins those invisible accessory that the bees are working fine tenced to serve two years in a federal food substances are practically elimiprison nated from consideration as far as Tax Notes Will City Mertz was charged in the indict-livestock is concerned': by an abundGet Warning Finances on Cash Basis KIMBERLY Idaho— About $1000 ment with having transported Vir- ance of sunlight and by the feeding was caused Friday night ginia Dean Neilsen alias Joan Dean On Misrepresenting Fruit of plenty of bright pea green alfalfa Laic Planting Droulli POCATELLO Idaho — Arrange- damage when fire believed to have started alias Joan BUrke from Preston hay ments were completed by the Poca- from a cigaret stub destroyed a barn Idaho to Sacramento Cal Minerals seem to be developing Into Retard Growtli ' " tello city council Saturday night to part of a corral and a shed on the district more of a problem especially in areas PROVO —H V Swenson BIRTH ANNOUNCED authorize the issuance of tax anticipa- Utah Construction company's ranch agricultural inspector warns fanners which have been irrigated over long Cache County tion notes In the amount of $65000 six miles southwest of here The ' IDAHO FALLS Idaho— A son was of Utah county that violators of the periods of tiine to draw interest at 6 per cent for the buildings contained 20 sets of harness bom Saturday-a- t the L D S Memonew dealers’ license law which makes The solution seems near at hand purpose of again putting the city on saddles a hayrack and a wagon load- rial hospital here to Mr and Mrs it a misdemeanor to misrepresent the Feeds high in phosphorus include ed with hay all of which was lost in Virgil Leavitt 496 H street Idaho j LOGAN— The pea crop In Cache a cash basis quality of fruit offered for sale to the steamed bone meal wheat bran cotFalls tonseed meal linseed meal and wheat and Franklin counties is only fair The funds were made available the blaze public will be prosecuted Miles Weech manager of the ranch Reports have been received by Mr middlings' The small grains and corn this year due to the drouth coupled through the First Security corporawas aided by neighboring ranchers Swenson from some buyers of straw- contain only a medium supply Wheat with the late planting according to tion The action on the part of the city who formed a brigade of bucket! and berries that in some instances leaves straw wet and dry beet pulp corn A E Chambers Smithfield presiCanning Crops and the financial institutions will al- milk cans in carrying water from an and inferior berries have been placed stover and alfalfa are all low in this dent of the Utah-IdahMr Chamber declared low city employes cash to the irrigation ditch to save an adjoining association in the bottom of the cups with a lay- mineral that a rain was needed to make the full value for their warrants which granary garage corrals and the resi er of better berries on top There was no insurance on crop anywhere near normal and for the past month have been dis- dence should the farmers fail to get a rain counted by all persons handling them the property the report here said Water Shortage Looms they must irrigate until harvest time if they expect normal results SPRINGVILLE Cal July 2 (IP) For Alfalfa Ilay Crops Mr Chambers with other mem— Springville is going to have ita bers of the association has completed “Fourth of July anake fight and a (tour of both counties and reports BEAVER—The outlook for irrigatmay the best reptile win that conditions in Franklin county The "battle royal” between a ing water for a second crop of alfalfa are better than in Cache county A score of rattlesnakes and an equal hay in this section is not as bright asr total of 1787 acres are in peas in number of king snakes will not It was earlier in the season The PROVO— Fruitgrowers of Utah both counties but the vines are very be stopped by the law even m Kept's lake stored each year coupty will begin picking cher- short and podding is irregular the AMERICUS Ga July 2 (IP)— Tut were hanged over rafters Disease to be used for irrigating purposes ries Monday and according to Dis- pea official declared The early miracle fountain of Andersonville Is was rampant The south its ruined thougll the Los Angeles Humane when the Beaver river is low already trict Crop Inspector H B Swenson plants in Franklin county are far still flowing 70 years after lightning acres supporting its own armies and society did protest Constable A has been turned Into the Beaver P Hubbe announced today shipping of the fruit will follow in ahead of Cache county yet they are brought water to the wilderness In th invaders could scardely furnish And “Dude” Sutch who gathFarmers on the bench lands report a few daystime to save a multitude of federal doctors for Its prisoners Even water fair only A better jirice Is expected from The ered and trained the snakes for was scarce at Andersonville this supply will soon be exhausted un-iThe late plants are a little better prisoners Tdying in a hostile land the less it is increased by summer storms the cherries this year because they but in both counties are very light fray declared they were right There Is a monument there now It's supply was contaminated In the pink of viciousness and will not be as plentiful as in other Should the farmers take to irriga- a national shrine More than 12000 It was August and the blistering Its south Georgia sun scorched the pris years due to the fruit being affect- tion from now until harvest time it Unionists died at Andersonville ready to stand up on their tails and spit at each other's eyes ed by the col& wet weather during is possible to bring the crop up to tragic story is told by the thousands oners and their Confederate guards 'Alfalfa Weevil Causing Sutch said he favored the king blooming time Mr Swenson reports 1500 pounds per acre Mr Chambers of tiny tombstones that troop over —men too old to fight All suffered Damage to Hay Crops Shippers and buyers are expected in said Some years the yield has been the hills and down near th spot “Water" pleaded many Apd all that snakes known as deadly foes of the county during the first part of as high as 3000 pounds per acre where water’ miraculously spouted was left was alive with germs Some the poisonous rattlers to win Constable Hubbe referred the from the earth at a time when men prayed Many sang A black cloud FILLMORE — Farmers in- - this the week to confer with growers rehumane society protest to Justice BANK ISSUES COUNTERFEIT were dying of thirst the shipment and price dropped low and a bolt of lightning community are reporting crop losses garding of the Peace M E Dewitt The The cherries are large and of good Some authorities say the tales of the crashed over the stockade and tore NEW BRITAIN Conn (UP)— Out because of the damage alfalfa weevil the of work and down on his luck 'gen horrors at Andersonville were exag- away the earth almost in the center latter official gave it as his opinis doing to their hay crops this year quality generally throughout ion that Sutch had done the counand that records prove the of the prison They have attempted to destroy the county declares Mr Swenson The erally a man whose name police gerated And from the hole gushed try a favor in capturing so many did not reveal drew a few dollars men were not killed wantonly The pest through various precautions but early cherries are tartarians snakes and having the snakes disfor all from a dwindling bank account the prison was a stockade whlre 45000 as yet have not been successful and that it WEED POISON ORDERED pose of themselves Many thought a little pool had been other day His wife took one of the men were herded Many were wound Early cutting of first and second matter what happened to didn't — The Bonne- bills to the grocery tendered it and ed Witz a Swiss struck and that the supply would IDAHO FALLS Henry Idaho Captain will weevil crops preventdamage after 'oon run out Years and years after the reptiles just so they weren't next year but an absolute prevention ville county commission has ordered was held while police investigated was its director He was hanged turned loose again The only posthe war somebody remembered the l poison The bill was a counterfeit The bank the war and the gallows beat lor them has not as yet been found 20000 pounds of sible cruelty to a rattler he for delivery here about July 20 The to make good the man's los5 Krone for he was dying anyway A spring and a monument was built ruled "lay in letting it live” around it The water is always cold bullekhad nicked him at Manassas A white Plymouth Rock pullet order will be part of a carload of So that so far as Constable Sanitation was the prison's greatest It flows away between the graves and The cherry trees of Washington owned by Gerald Leasure of Nichols chemicals being purchased jointly by Hubbe is concerned is that Bring N Y laid 205 eggs in 252 days Bonneville and Jefferson counties for D C were a gift to the city from problem That and the prisoners wnu waters the grass on the heroes' on your snakesi ilooted their comrades The looters mounds the city of Tokio summer western New York laying tests — — PROBLEMS AHEAD Secretary Wallace has announced that the agricultural adjustment act which it will be recalled was permissive in character will be applied to wheat cotton tobacco corn and hogs As affecting wheat the voluntary allotment (or domestic allotment) plan will be applied to the crops of 1934 and 1935 and not of course because OF ' - WEBWORM of prayiltgFrieJ ’ v r WHOLES A'tr FURNITURE PRICES ADVANCE 10 16 50 e 4- - During Summer Furniture Market Below Is a Clipping From the Salt Lake Tribune of June 30 1033 Furniture Orders Swamp Factories As Dealers Foresee Price Upturn -- Interior-cooperate- Experience Comment EXPERT JOINS EXPERT GIVES one-hal- ’HOPPER FIGHT WOOLJUMCE lf d Trees Planted For Windbreaks x 150-da- y three-quarte- CHICAGO jJ upe 29 (IP) — A code to prevent piracy of designs was announced by the National Furniture Designers’ council today coincident with the wildest buying orgy the American furniture mart has seen sinoe 1895 It labels as "unfair competition” the appropriation by one factory of another’s designs The code approved by the National and Southern Association of Furniture Manufacturers will be submitted as part of the furniture Industry's code to the government Industrial recovery board While the designers were furniture retailers acting ly from all sections were fren-zied- demanding that manufacturers accept their orders It was a reversal of trade trends such as the Industry has seldom seen The annual July market opened Buyers Monday' while aware that price advances were contemplated came prepared to deal with the manufacturers as they had the last two years— at their own terms They bought— elowly cautiously— and the manufacturers (accepted orders for delivery at a specified time and at a definite price Rumors Cause Buying Tuesday manufacturers especially those of the Virginia and North Carolina districts where most of the nation’s medium priced "furniture is produced heard Washington rumors they would be required to advance the hourly cost of their labor under the Industrial recovery bill from as low as 15 cents to 35 and possibly 45 cents an hour About 10 per cent of the retailers realizing that radical changes might be Immediately forthcoming purchased voluminously at and with promised delivery d&tes By Wednesday the market was seething furiously Overnight wholesale prices had skyrocketed from 10 to 60 per cent Retailers facing the pyramiding prices with vastly depleted Inventories because of to mouth” grevlous "handorders for carplaced loads and pleaded for delivery prior to August 1 the date on which the Industry anticipates government control will become effective Makers in Control The manufacturers then held the upper hand They promised nothing refusing to guarantee delivery date or that prices on delivery would be the same as when the order was taken Another slight overnight Increase in prices added to the confusion Thursday and the market was in a bedlam as tired dealers haggled with even wearier manufacturers In the middle-price- d class of good furniture made mainly in western New York and the south manufacturers told Dr A P Jaake managing di-- rector of the National As so- elation of Furniture Manufacturers that the ‘deluge of orders had booked their factories to capacity operation for months in advance Manufacturers of the high-- ’ er priced furniture made mainly In such midwest centers as Rockford Xll and Grand Rapids Mid) are not experiencing the buying boom of the lower priced centers! The furniture designers’ council was formed last night to place furniture designing on a professional plane with architecture Edward Wuenn Santa Barbara Cal was named on the council’s executive committee for Mini-Cassi- a BUY Your Furniture Requirements NOW “ web-wor- PEA HARVEST OUTLOOK FAIR Ranch Blaze Does Damage ol $1000 Put farmers j - in II During DINWOODEY’S 77th JULY SEMIANNUAL Snakes to Meet In Freak Fight ' Cherry Picking Will Start in Utah County ' Rattlers King o ’ And Save This Advance and More SALE Monument Marks ‘Miracle Fountain’ Where Lightning Saved Prisoners This Week wa-’te- - Every Item on “bur six floors Included In this sale which Includes Office Summer Living Room Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture Rugs Linoleums Drapery Material Baby Carriages Cedar Chests In fact most everything for your home REMEMBER A DINWOODEY SALE IS ALWAYS ESTABLISHED 1857 water-enoug- ! - weed-contro- II d at-th- weed-contr- V X GENUINE (? D I N WO ODE YS "GOOD FURNITURE 37-4- 3 West 1st South Tel Was 394