Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1920 — Page 7
■EXAS MOHAIR, fWOOL GROWERS UP AGAINST IT Woblem Is to Finance Holding of Product for Better MarketingO ASK RESERVE BANK AID SAN ANTONIO, Tex., June 18.—Wool and mohair growers of Texas are facing a serious situation in the matter of not being able to finance the holding ol their season's product until better marketing conditions prevail, according to sentiments expressed by more than sissy men, who are prominently Identified with the industry, which has Just been held here. The purpose of the meeting was to draft a formal appeal to the federal reserve bank to rescind Its recent ordei restricting money credits. The wool now in storage represents the entire spring clip. Advances have been made on all ot wool to the producers by banks ftn'd warehouse companies, It Is pointed oat. These loans are now falling due and must he met. Mills, the growers say, are virtually out of the market at the present time, and unless some means of tiding the growers over the present emergency Is found that tlmy will bo forced to take losses that will be ruinous to the industry. AND THE TRAFFIC SERVICE IS BAD. The situation. It Is asserted. Is further complicated by the congestion or ir/lroad traffic all over the country. The growers contend that even though the mills were willirg to take their wooi they would be unable to get It to market owing to the inability of the railways to move the clip to market. Asa means of relieving the situation federal reserve bank is asked to declare wool and mohair raising an essential industry and to encourage member banks to deal liberally in warehouse receipts for these products. The wool men assert that the wool market is technically sound and that as soon as the present financial depression passes mills will re-enter the market on a large scale and that there will be a ready market for their pyjduct at satisfactory prices. All were unanimous In their belief that present conditions were only temporary and that the market would recover after a brief flurry. “There are 16,000.000 pounds of wool and mohair stored at the wool growing centers of Texas," said C. B. Scales of Del Rio, who presided at the meeting. “While the market Is a little strained at this time, the country need* every pound of this wool. “At present there is no means of getting the product to Boston, where nearly all Texas wool is marketed, owing to the inability of the railroads to handle it. SATS CASE NEVER BEFORE SO ACUTE. “The government is giving aid to the wheat growers and other producers In
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the country, and we feel sure that when the condition confronting our industry la understood we will have no difficult in obtaining the necessary financial aid to tide us over the present emergency. “Our case has never been so acute before. “There are many merchants, bank and warehouse companies that can not possibly carry the great supply they now have on hand on unless they receive help from the government. “If special arrangements could be made for moving the wool now in the warehouses we believe our greatest problem would be solved." The present value of wool is CO to 73 cen,ts per pound, and the clips stored in Texas are valued at 814,000,000, estimating conservatively. It is concentrated at the following points: At San Angelo, 4,000,000 pounds; Kerrville, 2,000,000; Del Rio, 5,000,000; Mertzon 500,000; Menard, 750,000; Uvalde. 500,000; Brackett, 500,000; Lampasas, 500,000; Talpa, 300,000; Sabtnal, 300,000; Big Lake 500,000; Sanderson, 250,000, and Waco. 50,000.
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Illness of Gen. Gorgas Declared Dangerous LONDON, June 18.—The condition of MaJ. Gen. William M. Gorgas, former surgeon general of the United States army, is much more serious than his friends heretofore have been willing to admit, an announcement made public today says. It, is reported that three or four days ago when hope for the general’s recovery was abandoned he rallied and has since shown some improvement. He still is dangerously ill, It Is said. Indiana Accountants Name Chicagoan Head A. H Harris of Chicago is the new president of the Indiana Association of Certified Public Accountants. The election took place at a meeting of the association held In the Chamber of Commerce building last night far the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year. Other officers elected were H. A. Roney, Indianapolis, vice president; Arthur\ P.
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Holt, Indianapolis, treasurer; C. P. Ffeeman, Indianapolis, secretary, and L. B. Qurwin, South Bend, Ind., auditor. A tesolution was adopted by the association urging the employment of their members in preference to other accountants, due to the fact that the association believes Its standards are higher than those of any similar organization. French Fix Death Toll of War at 1,362,872 PARIS, June 18.—Final official statistics of the ministry of war fixes the total number of French soldlera killed during the great war at 1,862,872. Os this number the details of the fate of 301,854 are unknown, according to the Matin. - - ■ ~i GIVES WARNING TO FARMERS. A warning was sounded today by the division of entomology of the department of conservation for farmers to watch their wheat fields for devastating chinch bugs, and If an Infestation la dltcov. ered to take Immediate steps to preu vent the Insects migrating to the corn fields.
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