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Show THE BUN, PRICE, UTAH EVERT FRIDAY. PAGE TWO FAT SHEEP STRONG WITH LAMBS AT FIFTEEN To prevent the spread of live clock diseases from one jart of the country to another the United Stales depait-meof agriculture iiiuuiiaiiu thorough inspection at all important market centers. Last year the insicctors By MYRA CURTIS LANE for the government iuajiecred nearly 21,009,990 cattle, practically 20.(kM,9O0: & IMS Wasters Newspaper Uslua.) sheep and more than 46,090,000 bogs. with regulations o that YJ QW slowly the hands of the clock To comply continue to interstate com-- , moved! Dora, making pretense they might of working at her darning her Auut meree 12,775 rattle and more than 1,- -' 099,009 sheep were dipped. Mure lluui Tilly never permitted her to be Idle watched Its hands, dreaming of the 458,000 hogs were immunized against hour when her aunt would be iu cholera under department supervision breedbed and asleep, and she would be for distribution as feeding and animals. ing free. Glenu was going West on the night bes he At the age of 45 a man train, and he bad asked her to ac- knew as mui-- as his son. company him. He was leaving tits chirps a brother editor. And if he has wife and Utile girl Wldnd him. The no in he wish. he Imd one t.i tcil parents had agreed to aearate, and him uliat he ought to know. 10 Aunt Tillys Advice GENTS TWEHTY-FIV- E The Sun Special Service. K XS , t'JTV Mo., Dee. 17. Hog pik-- Leld firm at the high level of weeks close and forty to aboie the low point of last cents ,e Wednesday. Though receipts were lib- era! they were more evenly distributlirTnciisiT markets Ilian ed aiuoi! Short fed cattle Momlavs. on tonne were slightly lower, but most other cLw.' were "steady, lriiue steers and heifers acre lucking. There was a fairfeedly good d maud fur Stockers and ers. lricts for sheep were steady and lmuhs lower, lleceipls today weie 23,-tu- 0 cnl tic, 17, INK) hogs and 7099 sheep as compart'd with 23,991 cattle, 21, (MM) hogs ami 7000 slieep a week ago, and 13,530 cattle. 13, Toll lmgs and 5723 sheep a year ago. Trade in fat rattle opened slowly. A few early sales on l'illout orders were made at steady prices, hut the bulk of the killing steers which were iu the short fed classes sold ten to fifteen cents lower, and trade in them was late iu starting. Prime rattle were scarce and the cheap kinds were in moderate supply. Prices for cows and heifers were uneven, though mostly steady. Trade wus quiet. Finished heifers wre lacking and the fair to paid classes were scarce. Veal calves and bulls were steady. The Christmas holiday nest week will eut down receipts, and few rattle will lie here after Wednesday. Trade in stockers and feeders was fairly active and prices were steady. More countrymen were buying out of first hands today than for some time past. General demand was for all classes, but more fleshy feeders are going to the country than n month ago. After uiuking a strong rally iu the last half of last week the hog market today held firm at that advance. The top price was $6.95 and bulk of sales $6.50 to $6.90 or a gain of forty to forty-cents compared with the low five point last week. Packing sows sold at $6.25 to $6.65. Pigs and stock hogs were ten to fifteen cents higher at $5.25 to $5.75. The ability of the market to absorb liberal receipts indicates a fairly active trade this week. Prices for fat sheep were strong and lambs sold at fifteen to twenty-fiv- e cents lower. Trade in the lutter class was active as soon as the decline was established. Most of the lambs went at $11.75 to $12.00. Some ewes at $6.75 looked higher, and shorn wethers at $7.25 to $7.50 were steady. Small receipts of horses and nudes ready outlet at steady prices. Receipts were not large enough to test the full extent of the demand. forty-'gardle- ; aa ; ' T . FRIDAY, DECEMBER local markets He is unable to see why he should not receive good prieee n-li- st of classification or quality. Under the present system the growers think in order to make a profit they mu- -t market all iheir slock, fat cows, calves and steers at the same time. This is a mistake which marketing would regulate. What cooperative marketing lias dime for the union growers of Davis county and for the Hultry producers and dairy industry of the stale, it would do for the cat tlegro were." Glenn was providing for her. Well, that left him free, didn't It? CATTLE SHORTAGE IN WEST IS And If Dora rhose, knowingly, to go NOW FORECASTED with him Hut why should slit CHICAGO, Dee. 14. Feeder cattle not? At twenty seven, what hat life on farms picking up weight for the to offer her more than In the past? stock markets number almut 15 per She had given years of devotlou to cent less in the Western and Pacific crabbed old Tilly HaytJiome. There was nothing human ationt Sloie States than at the same period lust year, the weekly summary of the her aunt. She liud taken her when depurtiuent of agriculture says. In the her mother died, and given her a home. eleven corn licit states the total nuiu And the service she had exacted had her of cattle on feed is almut 2 ier heen mure than she could have got cent larger than the 1922 figure. Iu from a servant. Rut she was not paid the Western States only one (Montana) even a black servant's wages twelve shows an increase in catlle feeding ov- dollars a mnrth. for clothes and er lust year," the defiartnient bulletin spending money! Seems to ms you're a long time says. "This year, on DeeemWr 1st the thous- on those stneklngs, Dora!" state was feeding twenty-fiv- e Dora looked up angrily Into her and head coinKired with twelve thousand a year apt. Utah, Nevada and aunt's wlu-neface. Rut then her California show decreases of front fif- anger vanished. Well, what did It teen to twenty thousand head each matter, when at eleven o'clock she The numbers in Colorado and Idaho was to steal out of the house with her are somewhat less than last year." suitcase to Join Glenn at the depot. Rlie pictured him, handsome, stalNebraskas feeder crop is estimated at 105 (ter rent of last years number. wart, unhappy. What a life he had "Insofar aa the nuiulier of rattle on led, tool They had talked It all over feed indicate the supplies for slaugh and understood each other quite well. In the West they would And themter," the rrjsirt continues, "it apieura tliat the supply during the present win- selves. ter and ruining spring will lie about Guess I'll go to bed, Dora, the same in the corn Wit states as last yawned Aunt Tilly, getting out of her year, liut with cuttle somewhat lighter rhalr. in weight. It seems probable that there She went slowly np the creaking will not be sufficient stocks for Pa- stnlrs. The girl watched her disapcific Coast slaughter in the area that pear Into the darkness. How she usually supplies it." hated her! IIow she hated that The movement of feeder rattle into darkness at. the top of the stairs, the corn states for the first eleven which seemed In a way symbolical of months of 192-- was given as 3,042,000 her own life. against 3,184,000 in 1922 and 2,081,000 When she heard her aunt's door in 1921. The following table compiled close Dura went up to her room. She by the deartiiieiit indicates the looked around It, at the stained of feeder stork on farms in at the crack In the plaster, the corn states as of DeeemWr 10th, the broken mirror. She had sient this year, aa compared with the stocks twelve years there, and It was all for the same jieriod of 1922: hateful. v Iowa, 100. If ever her aunt had shown her 110. South Dakota, hnve she would never kindness Nebraska. 105. dreamed of going with Glenn. Rut 95. Kansas, life in the little house had grown unand Dora was not leaving bearable, Yesterdays Markets. MARKET SYSTEM WOULD SAVE sentlmentnl memory behind ' single KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dee. 20. Cat- her. MILLIONS BELIEF tle Receipts 3509 head. Calves 990. A gltinee at the tin clock told her The orderly marketing of lire stork Market fairly active; Wef steers and It was time to start. She gntti-1,1,1 sevwould mean an annual saving of desirable yearlings strong to twenty-- ) few things Into her suitcase eral millions of dollars to Utah grow five rents higher; Wef a teem mostly e 01 nml softly down the stnlrs in crept exera, it is estimated by marketing aliortfcds, from $9.90 to $8.73; mixed At the bottom she darkness. the associstuck live of and officials euws! Wef to $9.75; perts yearlings, $9.25 a sinister shadow. saw she thought in turnoff The annual rattle ations. steady; emitters and eutters strong to) Then the door of the parlor was thousUtah is estimated at a hundred a rhnde higher; medium quality heif--; Aunt T!lly and head weighing an average of eight era very dull; top veals, $8.09; calves Anna nien. ...... revealing In her hand. the niJ' !,n' lump These arc steady; practical top veals, $8 00; bulk hundred and filty ismnds. Si c ret It doun on the III tit table usd at time at the prices medium present and to $'5.00; selling heavier, $3.50 " 'lp ranging from two and a half rents for stockers and feeders, alow, uIni'jI stw- ,"p' V"n''' 'VV"- rows to seven for fat sleers, it ia an- dy; bulk, $6.00 t $7.09. 11s ni'ieh." she cluttcreil shrilnounced by the federal bureau of marli.ig. Hcceipts, 12,994 he:il. Very Pi-- t down that suitcase!" kets. Under a plan which slow am! Jive ! ten rent lower to ly. I vr.n'l said Iora. is Wing worked cut liv the state farm shippers; lop, $4.89; bulk oi snips ut t down and Pien to me. Hint be would I the I i market regulated $'5.4 i bureau, holtling back; ! r.oman. ''! Baers he se.it desirable, '220 to 375 toiiml averages repciiiiil i!:e to the extent that attic yen c:in go aficr I'm hmugh wiili d to the centralized mint when top pri- $ i.TO to $0 80: go: d 100 to u knows ces were being offered. For instance, uves-tges- , to joii. If yon u nt $021 ) $6.65; bulk 1 nml flirn IlnslOns has :ir you fat rows would t W marketed at this 134 pound $115; $.';' Yon n i:cc!!ier. ibn't you're when rylr 1 the pubtime of the year i,.J; buying I ack i'g sows, $0..'J5 j $451; lic is looking fur limie eJinirr cuts of pi.' wile I i I went fic r ill. ! v ?: ; go'r.j eff vbh Min. eh? You urn fmt yi!'i-pu'na to lllen. meat. Under a marketing plan rows $1.1 5 to $5 6 ). the "Kvit veni'cr Jot why I'm n and old sLtk. would be placed on !5'H licid. 1imi'm Sbrei l old woman? Ihv.fu-smarket in the spring to nice4 the de- steady i t wcnly-fit- e cents higher; li e eran'-y- . cral-bnt ihiiniBli my crucible years mands of eonst ruction, logging and the jbe.il ini lets, $:2.J5; it her. $12.05 t'l I off with lay ni.m. and be-- left i.3; i !Pi-p- , fiiailv; all light weigh! I lniniig ciinipH. os Gbr.n w III lenve you In a few At a recent nun ling of the Im'id vo ej 75. tin, ! ti- fur such an ni:i iiiii n direct-.t:ii r:!:' lime end send for irs wife ul-n- t tin- - m n do. were given iavr:iblc (!i;cu. i i but AID IS SOUGHT IN r.TTTTDTTn C T ni.d Viii'd. dei'-nit.fi led. ilu-I come efie wl.ere'll no you Aa HUNTINGTON ROAD riganiiilien w.is I that Pm inat-It- r ; did it. and I lcd evervi'i'nj. It is i'llpiidcd, lievtc-ver- , MT. ' LI'.ASANT, Dec. 15. llepvc-- ; !n will lie l.iken up a I a lau r It's a'l right to los: everything ('.iintnerein! ' f,n ii'i nml enrai'iy.alion is probable on the e ila'.ii a of tl-you love, but t for en Comniereitil e''.b i j:t Cli nn. wlio's been carrying on snme basis on which oultry, dairy, 'lub the I ini; iiiirl-i! the Hub c!i b m.d li e leeal tl, fn-'- t associatiiu's t.re and uirls In town v:h nil ibe t r t e.iii'..iiere,'. met with bupervi r i now ojieraling. true!1 cried Imra indlg-- 1 W. JIiim!ireys ami l.jngcrs S. Hj ns.mly. tut sonethlng told her Hint It ij reaiwd by local interc-t- s that I be i ill 1 m. l!ynr il u.,i.i imi .1. Tiiitis-h- v Il was only too true. if Ihe 11 !W cali'e I reatki-of Maiil i rt Uvirview Thursday and And listen a minute more. IW. regulated the grower-- ir.u-- d I be r the rumple! i.n of tbe Hunt-iii- JeniPiiBs me yesterday that I've Iheiuselvps. A stabilized prep r.iiicii will eon-- e just col about three months to live, will eliminate tbe necessity for retailoi (V.ryon t Kmery and SanjH-l- euunlicj, mnk-i?:- :r and l lien everything will come to yon ers figuring their sales at tiic peak the tiaveliiig ilisliiiu-revenlee'i If you're sensible. Then your good price ns is now done, it is poinic1. out. caltle nutiketiug is the miles shorter. t'me will mine. Better not have It ton With the w.irk that was oompb-lesalvation of the small feeder tr growyonne. like me!" er," says J. II. Menderfield, manager last summer the road now extends to If Aunt Tilly! you'd only of the Salt Lake Union stockyards, Ibe forks in the canyon, a distance of enred a Utile for meyou I" aoldied Dora, when advised of the California cattle- twenty miles front Huntington and but her anus around the little old men's association dan. "The large ten miles remains to be eon d meted tr flinging woman's neck. T5nt I guess that exgrower to a more or less extent ran r niplete the highway over the moun- perience made you whut you are. and take rare of himself, hut in Utah and tain by this route. Various appropriaAnd I'll stay and care for you. other western states there are a hun- tions have been made for tin project what you said about Glenn was true-o- nly dred small growers to every large one. :iid approximately two thousand dol1 wouldn't let uiyself believe It. Under marketing stork-me- n lar was sfieut on the road last Mum- I'll stay. Aunt Tilly!" would come to the centralized mer. It is tbe purpose of the clubs to urge market with a quality of stock which Unfair Attack. would bring top price. This would the fnre-tr- y department to make apA foreigner In the backwoods was educate him to better breeding. A plication for state and federal aid warned to look out for rattlesnakes. plan was worked with con- complete Ihe project which will require He was assured, however, that s 1917 in Utah during an additional ten thousand dollars. siderable success snake would never strike until nrter and 1918 through county agents. When sounding the rattles. ns it was nofso Kediieeil holiday rales to an-- from tine day. while sealed on s log eatis today the agents were ml vised Ihat ill luti-ins Kio Grande en and he saw a rattlesnake marketing was not a part of their du- Western in Utah (Tli.niiioiia and ing his lunch,to strike. He lifted Ills colled ready it no ties with the result that they gave Wesl). Tickets on sale December 21, with the Intent Inn of further attention. I ain heartily in fa- 22, 23, 24, 25. 29, 30, 31, 1923, and Jan- leg carefully, the moment tbe rallies away darting organvor of a marketing uary 1, 1921, al one and a half fares their warning. Rut Jnsl ization and believe it can be worked for ruumllrii. Final return limit Jan- should soundelenred the top of ihe log. his feet as in this stsle." much success with 7. I!!24, Cull on local agent for uary and Its Tangs out struck snske the realizTremendous saving would be detailed information. were burled In the wood only a fraced by the eattlegrowera of Utah under below the man's troustbe plan, is the opinion of Dr. R. N. , Wl c:i a fellow makes a fool of him- tion of an Inch ers. Meade, manager of the live stock de- self he emphasizes his predicament by The frightened man fled, but he took partment of the Bankers Trust com- trying t: get from under. to shriek over bis shoulder: breath pany, and manager of the Salt Lake no rings da bell ?" 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