HELP THOSE IN HEED
Any person knowing of a needy family anywhere in the city or county, will please call at the temple or telephone to the secretary of the Elks' club phone 84
Act promptly in this noble work.
SUGAR CORPORATIONS
PAY FARMERS VAST SUM
Salt Lake—(A. P.)—With disbursements to farmers and others in Utah and Idaho Wednesday, marking the final payment for sugar beets supplied this year, reports show that approximately forty million dollars has been paid by local sugar companies. The Utah-Idaho Sugar company and the Amalgamated Sugar company top the list with payments for the year totaling ten million five hundred thousand dollars and seven million eight hundred dollars respectively.
Miners' Wages To Be Ousted
Salt Lake—Silver and lead mine owners of Utah announce a reduction of 75 cents a day in the miners' wages. The reduction affects men employed in the three big camps—Park City, Bingham, and Eureka. An official of the Utah Copper company stated that no reduction had yet been made in copper miners' wages in this district but said that it would probably be put into effect within the next three days and would likely also be 76 cents a day.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CONDEMN HIGH TAXATION
Boise, Idaho—The 1920 session of the Idaho County Commissioners' association ended today with the selection of Sandpoint as the next meeting place.
The general extravagance of the governmental departments of the state, opposing higher valuations on real estate and farm lands and proposed a nonpartisan tax commission. Sandpoint extended  An invitation for the next meeting by telegram from its The date for the session and commercial club. 