Show JtaAa Who 14 ' u jr it Wednesday Mormng- - -- Commodity Price Gains Parley Called On Display Farmers Utah Help Of Constitution Rising prices of farm commodities are increasing the relative Nine Utah residents who were purchasing power of Utah farmers’ dollar in comparison with its to the Utah constitutiondelegates power a year ago figures for September released by the Apartal convention in 1896 were invited ment of agricultural economics at Utah State Agricultural college Tuesday by Secretary of State E revealed Tuesday are up 10 from August E Monson to attend a meeting in nation tire The Utah farm dollar according 1939 the state capitol Wednesday at 2 up 3 from September 1938 to the aurey now has a purchas- and up 47 from January 1933 p m to consider plans for the erection of a cabinet in which the con- ing power 90 per cent as great as Commodities Higher stitution will be displayed it had on the average in the years The report also shows that prices J T Hammond first secretary 1910 to 1914 farmers for commodities of state informed Dr Monson that Using the 1910-191purihasing paid bynation-widbasis are up 3 only 12 of the 107 elected delepower as a unit of 100 the Itah on a farm dollars purchasing power for from August 1939 up 1 from Sep- gates are still living The 12 are: E E Corfman the month just passed is up 5 from tember 1938 up 20 from January August 1919 up 11 from Septem- 193! but down 30 from January Charles N Strevell Samuel R Thurman and Noble Warrum Sr ber 1918 and up 26 from January 1929 A breakdown of the farm prices Salt Lake City Mons Peterson 1933 The relative purchasing powMoab Willis E Robison Loa Joei er Is still 12 below the January show s For beef sheep and hogs Prices Ricks Logan Louis L Coiay Og3929 level however are up 10 from August 1939 up den Abel John Evans LeJu and Gains in All Tpe 18 from September 1938 and up the following who live outside of the state: William J Kerr EuThis relative purchasing power 57 fiom January 1933 For dairy and poultry products gene Ore Joseph E Robinson obtained by dividing the puces received by farmers by the retail —lip 9 from August 1939 down Eldredge Cal and James F Green 3 from September 1938 up 14 Glendale Cal prices paid for commodities shows from Mr Hammond also has been inJanuary 3933 recent gains for every type of agFor all livestock— Up 10 from vited to the meeting ricultural enterprise The 1939 legislature appropriatLivestock growers find their do- August 1939 up 11 fiom Septemllars purchasing power is now up ber 1938 up 46 from January ed $1000 for the erection and plac6 over August 1939 8 over Sep- 1933 ing of a cabinet in the state capFor grain— Up 17 from August itol in which the constitution could tember 1938 and 27 over January be ’’preserved and displayed” 3933 Growers of beef sheep and 1939 up 28 from September 1938 hogs have an advantage In this re- up 33 from January 1933 spect over growers of dairy and 1 For fruits and vegetables— Up from August 1939 up 19 from Defendant in poultry products however the re1938 up 34 from Janport showed The beef sheep and September 1933 6 Case Asks Retrial in uary has dollar growers’ gained hog For all crops— Up 7 from August purchasing power from August 1939 14 from September 1938 and 1939 up 17 from September 1938 Attorneys for Sid K Spencer 1657 Princeton avenue who was 37 from January 1933 In com- up 40 from January 1933 convicted of perjury last week in parison the dairy and poultry Third district court Tuesday filed farmers' dollar has gained 5 over notiee they will move for a new August 1939 lost 3 from Sep- ‘U’ Professor Takes trial flaiming errors of law and tember 1938 and lost 2 from Jan-liar- v in rulings bv the court on the California Post 1933 of testimony The purchasing power of growJohn T Wahiquist professor of Thp defendant was found guilty ers of all crops is up 3 from August 1939 up 13 from September education and dliector of teaching of falsifying his testimony in a 1938 and up 21 from January at the University of Utah has ac1933 Growers of flints and vegean appointment to tearh at cepted tables found their dollar had taken the University of California at Los a loss of 1 from August 1939 but Angeles during the summer seswas up 15 from September 1938 sion of 1940 and up 17 fiom January 1933 The He will teach two classes in secgrain producers’ dollar is up 13 ondary education During previfrom August 1939 and up 23 from ous summers he served on the facSeptember 1938 and up 19 from ulties at University of Cincinnati January 1933 the best gain made George Washington university by any type of farm product of Washington and San In this division raisers of all University Francisco state college types of crops found their pur2 from chasing power up January 3929 Fruit and vegetable growers' purchasing power was up 9 but grain growers’ purchasing pow4 e Perjury er Chez Aid Advises Water To Push Utah’s Growth Deputy Buries Skeleton A In Salt Flats A skeleton discovered last buried in a sandhill- - in East Sandy had been burled Tuesday In an unannounced location west of Salt Lake City as Deputy Sheriff R C Jackson prepared to make a moulage “build-up- ” of the skull in an effort to determine the appearance of the man to whom the bones belonged Mr Jackson said he interred the skeleton in a secret spot “somewhere in the salt flats” to preserve it pending further disThe skeleton minus position skull will be offered to the University of Utah for scientific study if desired The deputy plans to take the skull to the police department to make the moulage reproduction of features He did not know how long the bones had lain In the sandy grave from which it was taken although flesh and clothing were entirely decomposed FRANK FARRER'S MEATS MUTTON CHOPS SHORTFNING AI I -- PORK SAUSAGE IOIV PORK CHOPS trnoon ’ CHARACTERIZE GOOD BEER IT’S BEER AT ITS BEST i thehneeting YOUR DEALER CAN SUPPLY YOU Bee Prison Hearing Set chil Preliminary hearing will be held at th state prison on October 17 for LeRoy Brooks 22 who ts charged with escaping from the institution on September 21 The hearing date was set Tuesday by City Judge Wilford Moyle Burton fisher Brewing Co pro Salt Lake City OJ at B! 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