Another table showed prices ranging from $6.88 to $19.29 (with sugar at $16.)
Another proposed schedule as submitted by the Utah-Idaho committee showed a range from $6.38 to $20.67 per ton for beets, depending on a range of $6 to $16 in the price of sugar, a range of 14 to 17 percent in sugar content and a range in average costs, ratio 1.292. This schedule is based on a 50-50 division of per cent of all sugar in the beets, as shown by the analysis of cosettes.
An itemization of the Utah-Idaho Sugar company's expense per ton of beets for non-steffen factories, year ending February 28, 1920, showed a cost of $10.016 per ton.
H. A. Benning, of the Amalgamated Sugar company, submitted a cost of beet production ranging from $79.75 to $101.35 per acre, according to the yield, the cost per ton ranging from $9.96, at eight tons per acre, to $5.06, at 20 tons per acre.
Everett Detective Shot.
Everett, Wash.—(By A. P.)—Detective J. B. Fox, of Everett, was shot and killed last night by a highwayman who, a few minutes before, had committed a holdup. Charles Harris, of 21 years, was arrested a few hours later.
New York—(By A. P.)—Test  In the testimony, that three-fourths of the wrought steel industry in America is controlled by three powerful corporations with prices "usually absolutely uniform," was given in the "building trust" inquiry here today by John G. Cornell, Jr., a jobber and exporter, Washington—(By A. 