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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1928 expect from good millets. as com- - all the more remarkable." Taylr of pared to poor ones. Granite also rau a wonderful race, The hatcheryiuau can afford to but could not stave off the deterpay good prices and get good male mined spurt of the winner. Jordan birds to head his thick, because b had six men lu the first twelve, uses all the eggs during the batchMurray placing only two. Granite's ing season, whereas the individual heavy scoring near the head of the can hardly afford to pay high prices column, however, was too much for for ales, just to get one bunch of the other teams, and the SW points chicks. At least, the cost per chick for the Farmers were eight more in the case of the individual fann- than Jordan got. .Murray was last ers will be far greater, lie had with 14 markers, Lester obtaining better pay the hatcheryman a couple 12 of these and Eugene Wood, placextra cents per chick for good By W. O. KAMSHAW. ing eleventh, getting the other. chicks rather than expend several The first twelve place winners The rirst question that naturally cents per chick to buy male birds counted points. There were twenty-tw- o arises In the mind of the farmer of known quality. entrants, Granite sending ten, or poultrymun who raises baby For instance, owners of accredit- Jordan seven, and Murray five. chicks every year is whether it is ed hatcheries in T'tah this past Following is the summary: cheaper, ull things considered, to summer and fall spent several Tolnts secored : GraniteSO, Jordan buy the chicks or to hatch them at thousands of dollars in Utah and 2S, Murray 14. Lester, Murray, home. the northwest to buy jiedigreed male first; Taylor, Granite, second; IrvAt the outset, let It be said that birds from hens or better. ing, Granite, third ; Gardner, Granthe mere cost of the chick by no How many Individual can afford to ite, fourth; Doty, Jordan, fifth; The do this? means settles the question. Angel, Jordan, sixth; Fisher, Granquality of the chick and what it Consequently It is selfevldent ite, seventh; Bateman, Jordan, eighwill make in the way of proiit for that the good hatcheryman can pro- th ; Kimball, Jordan, ninth ; Hogan, the owner when grown should be duce and sell good chicks at a low- Jordan, teuth; Wood, Murray, the determining factor. A cent or er price than the Individual pou- eleventh; Jarvlne, twelve. Jordan, two per chick makes little differ ltryman or farmer can hatch them. Time, 11 minutes, 52 seconds. as Because of his large volume an.l ence when the egg production Starter, Baird; Judges of finish, mature pullets Is taken Into con low overhead per chick, he ca'i Nielson, Maughan, Foxley. deration. spend more money in securing and Let us look at It once, however, maturing good flocks. I'tah ac merely from the cost of producing credited hatcherymen alone this Re the chick without regard to quality. season have 70,000' hens mated (o who or poultryman, The farmer pedigreed male birds from open in hatches his own, must, of course, hens or better. have his own Incubators. He usLet it be emphasized that the I'lans for the reopening of the ually wants his chicks all at nne quality of the chick, and what it Midvale State Bank have been perIs fected and a connection has been time, which menus that he must will produce as a mature have sufficient capacity to hatch the most Important factor in deter- established with one of the largest all of them at one setting. Having mining its value. It Is poor busi- financial institutions In the city, it all this hatching capacity to be used ness to buy cheap chicks. Just be- was announced Monday afternoon, hut once a year is a tremendous cause they are cheap. It means following a meeting of officials of the Midvale bank with Seth Tlxton, overhead for euch bunch of chicks, they will not develop Into when Interest, depreciation, etc. are It Is the wise poultryman state bank commissioner. Mr. PIx- all figured. The commercial hatch- who Is willing to pay a cent or two ton said the bank would be refin ery uses Its equipment for several more to Insure a dollar or two more anced and reopened as soon as a check had determined definitely the hatches a season, and obviously the profit later in the year. exact amount of the shortage in the overhead ior chick will be far lowautomobile funds of the institution. an what er. Imagine The accounts of the Institution would cost if a factory only ran MURRAY LAD WINS CROSS-COUNTRRUN are h of machines hunch one being audited by Herbert Taylor, through examiner with the Rtate banking deyear. Huntsman Letter, Murray long partment, and the Lincoln G. Kelly Hatching comes at the time of ace. raced through a strong company. Mr. Pixton Is urging alt distance busiest are farmers when most year and the amount of labor is high, field to victory In the annual Jor- depositiors to get their pass books when prorated per chick. On the dan cross country run Monday and to the bank as they are needed lu other hand, the commercial hatch- established a new record by four checking the shortage. Closing of the bank was decided ery hatches thousands every week, seconds after John Howe's time, set withstood about a week ago when It was 1920. had Is the in upon onslaugnt chick cost labor imd the very small. Then, too the Incubators In of runners last year. Granite, with discovered that the accounts were and the hatchery are watched much runners taking second, third, fourth short approximately $73,000 mure closely and the chicks are apt and seventh place, won the team perhaps more. At a meeting of the "bank officials with Mr. Pixton last to be stronger. Iiecause of the more prizes, while Jordan was second. At race. wonderful ran a Lester Tuesday It was decided that the uniform temperatures. The aliove imlnts are not the most the half way mark he was in the bank commissioner take the In over in a state of suspenImportant. howeve. The quality first ten, but not pushing strongly stitution sion the exact condition could until the took Granite of Bob Tavlor of chhks secured will le the decldbe determined. ami run j end the of near the lead Is which lug factor in determining Leon L. Olson and A. L, Ander on doggedly, but Lester's final the most profitable chick. Eggs him In the Inst hundred son, cashier and assistant cashier, In rive nickel sell caught a about apiece rally Ortoltcr and Novcmtier. Just one yards and the Murray lad whlszed resjieetively of the Midvale State 11 minutes, !W hank, pleaded not guilty Monday egg a pullet more from good chicks In. His time was falsi on of when a charges two arraigned and for the seconds to quarlt afford will mean that you can records of the bank to deceive run. fylng mile for 2 more cents good apiece pay 24. (inly short notice was given the Its auditing committee March chhks. Think what a down adbefore were of two The not arraigned iwivs. of them most knowing ditional eggs In Oetolior and Novem-Ix- t N. II. Tanner in the city from each pullet would mean, the race until Monday morning, Vn Judge is court. feat Lester's Judge Tanner set their pr such conditions, can der and this is no more than you . Qualty Test In Baby Chicks 200-eg- As u AT 0 TtTy MX s Oil Jt prices c fPlf T 7Y g . 1 1 COACH : JLEDUCED ilSO Midvale Bank to Near Future 200-eg- g profit-maker- Standard Six The greatest value in the world Knight motor Six' patented sleeve-valv- e 150 below any previous Willys Knight Six -- s. -- AO J Standard Six Sedan Y REDUCED $150 TO '" Standard Six Coupe ... REDUCED 1150 TO ir DELIVERY IMMEDIATE AT A J.JL J THESE PRICES . -- 1L Frank C. Howe . Phone Murray 3 MURRAY, UTAH ns-!he-ld liminary hearing for April 11. Olson and Anderson are declared to have admitted Abstracting funds from the bank, taking advantage of a loose leaf system In ojieration. Seth I'liton, state bank examiner, has set the bank's total shortage at uearly $74,000. NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY If you moke for pleasure -- Camels lead the ning answer is H TUAKJSHfHf C "I LIKE 'EM." Camels w many The smoker, it leads by billions ri-arc- ttc the following brut hers: Joseph It., James 8. and Harvey C. 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