Show MAY THURSDAY PAGE THE TWO Overall Spreads Movement Over MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT I with Summer of the machinery warehouse needed UrilNM lidis York iU':i H l n i xlmws eoi lu ftillls lit huiiiu :hp nr iti'jti lll'l) iIhWH r:iniz-tl In iiruinu (Tow h d Hip f Hoiliing is spreading rapidly all over Hu ileiilm parade was held the other day ibe left the and al treasurer of a omtiUI 'II V'ik rw the to h the wants vour nn-i on ever filled with is equipment supply can attractive and we the farm at prices that farm carried are i il-fil- and trillion try have we of lines largest one Our Ready are for I 1920 Country the We loOWOf 20 UTAH The illus-is large New I SPECIAL LIVESTOCK MARKET REPORT and Mowers Deering ion this week riiet performance Prices advanced the first three days of the week reaching a $1500 top Wednesday and in the past foil days back two Yards May 14 - 25 to 40 cents Kansas City Stock On the down syving this Ditchers Prices for cattle week showed the price spread narrowed Today another general advance and the big the top was $1460 and bulk of hogs decline that occurred early last week sold at $1375 to $1450 Heavy weight time not was wiped out and at the same bogs are as plentiful as a month Mrs J H Standifird who has been low prices were higher than in Chica t(0 an packers arc bringing liberal her The top sons George and Hi Stan-' go prices for were $1400 for si pplies from other markets for local visiting difird left Thursday morning for yearlings and $1390 heavy steers visit Cisco where she will another while in Chicago yearlings sold up to slaughter AND LAMBS SHEEP Jake Standifird before going to $1400 and heavy Steers up to $1375 son Arizona lambs made a high new Tlf'aVl t?e' in ln 'KAxuVi 11 Q J"a Sheep were higher and spring lambs record price this week at $2010 but lie huijm vo xuvumNews' vwm late Grand Junctl0n lower while hog rices held within a spring lambs were lower and of fence narrow range the closing quotation was at $18b0 wire --woven is the THIS WEEK'S RECEIPTS (1 O P Max Alexander back on road Ao Jill 11 Cl OUzx If V tl Vl'Hv! A'o - this all Receipts this week w'ere 2350‘Jcat-' n territory for the Kahn Bros fat sheep were higher Texas weth-I poultry in and tie off the 3100 calves 62800 hogs and sold at Grocery after being ers $1200 to $1250 clipped company 500 busi-I sheep compared with 36650 job several months to engage m likes yearlings $1000 to $1050 and clipped tie and Zion calves 85100 hogs for himself at He 5025 breeders $1325 The close ness ewes Monday's supply the road best 400 sheep a year ago on sheep was firm - Price Sun from a wide area but fence came CHARLES M 1'IPKIN then it Kansas I A L A was principally a Market Correspondent Shideler of Cisco and Nebraska Missouri movement Wilson of this place are opening up a BEE CATTLE old Barton biulding garage ofin thethe Receipts of beef cattle this week OPERATE PAINLESSLY well south park Both are and killer tried light buyers to ON CONSCIOUS PATIENT known to auto enthusiasts of this section were the check risingtendency in the market ruita Mail - in face of declines in Chicago They The developmentof an anesthetic the net and which produces total and general in were unsuccessful Henrv M Atkinson Salt Lake City the week here was 35 to 50 sensibility to pain of vurce without loss mining engineer who is interested cents Prime 1358 pound Missouri 7in consciousness even without n itisae is tn uranium anti vanadium mining in st rs sold up to cn on a'i (IV U ThiiMdnv iviecn-1 pound Kansas steers and heifers rrix 'J announced by the April Popular 17 to stay en rri Montrose a uruv route AiAnrrneft following inimwtri'r11 The bulk ot tl he ame Magazine in an illustrated ar- of rinrn ed brought $1400 geveral weeks jn tbe Moab district steers sold nt $1225 to $1300 is said to be he has the mining The gas so here directing new been leit leers sold at to six w $uio that decidedly harmless a sutierer Mr Atkinson had contracted work In the qiiaran loads brought $1315 for the now walk into an operating room purchase of 25 tons of tine division steers sold mostly at may himself apply the mask to his face uranium ore and had also contracted to A dowi $1040 $1100 few observe the amputation of a finger the sale of the ore May 15 being the $975 and up to $1300 Butcher cattle and for instance shortly walk out date delivery Mr Atkinson took advanced as much as steers Veal again little shaken by his experience personal charge until the contract was calves declined early in the week but filled He now Montrose Ins later goes to Mr DuBois wants twenty-five regained some of the the will ore go through the ors or thirty men and will leave here r STOCKERS AND EEDERS Experiments in communicatingon where Mr Atkinson with such a force as he has been stockers and feeders the national forestby means of wireless Wilmarth sampler Demand for He there is a great future in the able to recruit today offers $4-50 telegraphy have proven highly increased at strong prices 'ut trade minerals over western a day for muckers with $550 for rock in successful and this been mining of rare check by the limitedsup-p'y means has was Colorado and eastern Utah and that board to cost $150 He has adopted in several places to give due tbe men Heavy fleshy feeders sold at industry is now but in its infancy signed up a numberof men during the to the warning of forest fires says Dana $1200 $1275 and most of supervisor of the Wasatch - Grand Junction Sentinel day and expects to have a considerable others at $1050 to $1150 Stockers Parkinson Junction bi force by Grand ought $750 to $1150 Through the use of thisthe communication - it is damage to E DuBoisof Moab is in the city Sentinel expected that HOGS of road laborThe hog market showed a rather forests will be materially decreased today seeking a force Exchanges Harrows Tooth Spring Binders Our With j Rakes Graders and Martin i 1 1 1 We 1 I big a barbed L 29-cat-28- - - - - - is -1 n ‘ n V I V ‘ li I ft 1 It f I I heights the - ! i ! ' ad-for i ) ' ( ' -i 5 to-night believes i of Years 49 -held to-night ORESTS It's lit t If iIIjIp cinch a PROTECT WATER SUPPLY O CITIES The municipal water works of 103 intermountain cities and towns derive their water supply from the protected areas of the national forests These municipal water systems supply total population of over a 300000 using approximately 76000000 gal-! Ions of In 22 water daily cases the privately owned water works is are in - one system cooperative ownership In the remainng 80 cases the cities and towns own and operate their municipal water supply systems Approximately $15000000has been invested by these intermountain com-1 munities to provide their citizenswith an adequate supply of pure water In most cases the watersheds from which this domestic water supply is taken are wholly within the national forest boundaries The continuance of adequate water supplies for these growing centers of population is of vital importance and brings home to citizen the vital every relationbe-1 the tween effective protection of these forest watersheds and his daily welfare orest fires overgrazing and reckless cutting of timber are the primary destructive agents which uncontrolled can soon convert the watershed which area upon a thriving community is dependent for its very existence into a denuded waste producing noth-! ing but disastrous annual floods which off the season's supply of watcarry in rush and er one often destroy the tillable value of immense by areassoil deposits of rock and unproductive Reckless cutting of timber has been eliminated on the national forests The overgrazing problem is steadily nearing solution orest fires are still numerous and ofdisastrous and largely so' because man's carelessness There is a growing realization however of the watershed value of the national forest areas for municipal supply purposes as well as for' irrigation officials orest sendee the nec-f Ipoint to this as emphasizing essity for personal interest on the part of every citizen in eliminating "man made" forest fire as a grave source of danger to civic welfare That's ahead ' I 11 figure why Camels sell! to of 1 A w j flW I a e" has average man marries at the usual the ordinary length he lives time $1500000 And you when can rent paying the on you have it a located nicely' home of your own your own home as you want it - old style colonial build just bungalow or an home - the rooms can be laid to your own ideas a : low month means nearly expenditure easily three per an times as great as handsomely built would cost I W if and 49 years of basis of $25 i i the what of him age 1 AT Rent Paying 1 out according 1 Just subtract your present age from 70 and multiply it by the yearly rent Is a you are paying rented place really worth the price ' £ 5 ? 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