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Show i . id r iw . . 1 I 13 li. follow s;; &s ' Cattle. Sheep. .5,179,00fr I,e72,000 ,. 1S11 'M89.000 .5,S51,00 feefeuie 1,183,000 Decrease vfil e"oted thai predictions of tkojtagV ii range cattle are being fulfilled, though not to such an alarming eiteat as we bate been, led.to.be.. llflte.'..lt must be borne ln mind that la comparing to last year we are comparing to one, of the biggest years from the standpoint of aenL Last yeari range jnoyemenl was influenced by the extreme drouth the. range travailing throughout and the marketing of cattle and sheep was to a, great extent on account of shortage of feed. Omaha,, Chicago ind Sioux City .were the oaly important markets to show increase in , cottta receipts for 1910 over previous big 'years, th of these' three markets aggr'egating, a little over 300,000 head, of which increase Omaha showed 100,000. In sheep, Omaha, Chicago, . Kansas City tad Sioux. City showed increases aggregating J,$7,000 bead, of which Omaha showed 817,000 oief Its previ-n- s biggest year, or nearly 50, per clat of the' total increase fn range marketing, St Louis, Denver and St. Jasepk-iaTtshown heavy decreases i ftiJs Avery large part tl th tacreas in sheep marketing CJ yew aver last comes from heavy eI Ijiient from ranges in the extreme csstiweat, do "to drouthy conditions TtcklZss there. ;; th range i carrying lots CZ$ ti g&o4 T&ei and .both eattle and aaaijag to market with more v("St, Mi .Uia. Is especially true wssar to Bheep.-- , Range cattle SO lents more t j around Cia Uii .year, at! tbe same time fcte and lambB are. selling a H - ra&g-B.o- yH & r r fc. ,.' w - .1 OttobeTT4thr5t-3nhr:'7lh-randJtS- ttag - i - MZim. - . - I at especially aP prices. high neck. in Sweaters every new style. School Sweaters 0 C ordinal () IT 1 , y - Z ' n f -- 1 J Entries in All Departments Exceed Previous Years and best StateFair an event that this will is r T but that, biggest every i-- . . person ip Utah shokild b 4nt'e rested in- THE GREAT COSMOPOLI- PAIN'S MAGNIFICENT- " - FIREWORKS. TAN SHOWS. "The Last Days' of Pompeii?" the greatest One of the greatest of all traveling troupes. "pyrotechnic spectacle of all times. ' Gorgeous Thirty .big. tent shows? three thrilling free acts. set pieces and special displays every night. A Shows on lhcmidway"-tert-d9irao- r exhibitionr r eenldg. There no' question , : j: T be,-Utah- ,r."i ,- : Thiirsdayr October 5, President's Day President Taft: 'will jctelivcr bis address at the Pair Grounds. ' 50,000 people will &e able to see him while he talks. ' ' SPECIAL FEATURES EVERY DAY7 . HORSE sEAIS ES EACH AFTERNOON. ". 'i 5 ; ' j:.i -- THE NEW TURNSTILE SYSTEM No ticket will be required for admission to .the grounds. Instead, admission will" be ' By - menAs of turnstiles. ,! Each adult person mu$t be provided with a silver quarter and children must be provided wtTsilver-d.iue- s you lo the grounds. . Be sure . - r ; ' you have the right change. coin-operat- .. ONE ENTIRE-WEEK-- . . - ' , OCTOBER --2p.T.0 7TH; - ' J. C. McDonald, President; H. S.nsign, INC." Secretary WHAT THE SHEARS SAY I - - For the Interpiountam fair and the International Sheep'fchow " Four-Stat- e Boy Well, guvnor, I don't know; My, son; I want to tellFoiTThatthensecretf my success, as but-- 1 reckon it ain't near enough. to H tnust of any man's, is hard work, interfere with me running errandq. ' 1 ': He got the job. Judge. I' i . , ' . .The Son Sh! dad, I don't care-t, Only Needs Trimming. hear'other people's secrets, and I am ; AiTS" AniKer Wiir your tatniture too much of a Kentleman to take ad-- 1 into the new flat? vantage Of iniormation gained in "that rs. uocfter after " ifs no more. Toledo B'ade. Way;. Including the states of Wytmlng, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, California, Montana, i Oregon andf ' Washington Is Inseparably involved with the prosperity of the transportation lines operating " throygh these states. ; o. Itvlll -- smashed.-Newfork- a - Sun .' - ? In giving publlcity to the resources of the states embraced wlthrn the territory traversed by the ' Line Railroad7 Oregon Short im.KCiirtn'T1liet- every spot you make ; cloth. j . Willie Alj right, i you make it lOnls.-a-ckwt'nDen-ver TimeSj. -1 t, result' of these efforts, the pop&latlojf of our Inter Mountain and Pacific Coast Country has been almost generally doubted within the last'ten years, and no efforts, will b spared to continue thia coiossal work In the'fgturerb"" cause As a -- Seeking Bargain. oems She Knew. ' ' Mother (to son t table) Willie, be at; Do you rem'em- careful there with your jam. In fu .1 er tno. Partingtone: poemsir-wha- t lovely is lure I shall charge you a cent name the 'em Oh st shr.n.B- y - " Say Over a Million and a Quarter Dollars Expended Annually J. . - le The Weist': evel RATES. The Dad he Bevelopm e ht Of- earth, ehr Declined the InformattoiC "it' 600-fo- , EXCURSION J(j in "America.' ALL BUILDINGS HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS HAVE BEEN-SPENJN .IMPROVEMENTS AND NEVV FEATURES. rain-come- ;, , ' (J modern-i- 0 the forces "are within about feetf where they expect to catch the ore on the dip;from the 500 level. This is in the No. 3 shaft and on the fifth level this ore .was sixty feet In "width and the ore was very strong in this working on its downward trend." Even better Values are expected on the sixth level and Jesse KDight is of the opin ion that the tapping' of the ore zone at this point will make the property a proven mine for a long time to come. Sweaters with fastest be the, ' Large and roomy, with ample "seats for' everybody. of 30 , Rate Track Half-Mif- e" A New Fisfi and Giame 'Building .; the Upited States. the most One ' . RLOSSD . treasury,- In the drift off the Sveaters with , Sm., arrive From the Iron Blossom the report that the property has been putting put a much better jnrade of ore the past two months ,and that in the last two weeks it has shipped from 15 to 20 cars of ore that showed silver Values of from 7o to 100 ounces. It is said that the company fias; a surplus of approximately $175,000- in its arebeing offered .r' a. ,. SIDE 0B BETTER Sweaters -- Claimed by Horsemen to . Si : . ri .f- A New Steel Grand Stand Salt Lake CItyk 1 :30 a. .,. Returmiag; special train will leave Salt Lake.Cjtir at 11:15 p. m. ,A11. train depart iro Union depot ' FOR TICKETS VIA ;TKE 1 THIS WEEK Ladies Misses' and Infant's . .... jnancimoth exposition, this year there have j3een built A New -- Special rate of $22.69 will be made over the Salt Lake Route to Coloiado Springs, Denver, and Pueblo, on no count of the Public Land convention.' September It ta. 30th. Selling dates September 26th and 27th, Ticket permit return over Ask route. ' ..... r-a size. . LAND CONVENTION. G arnet X- - tUe grounds, have been enlargedjto practically double their former . ' de-laa- SALT, LAKE ROUTE. collars. 1" , "The fair that will he ready on time" I -- 7 will leave Provo at 7:5 i tractive ........ v - The most extensive and, nipresentative exhibit of Utah's Resources, Industries and Products ever shown CONFERENCE 8PECIALViA SALT LAKE; : ROUTE jrr t , u jvi'i- - m as. " ng i , E yesterday Omaha?s receipts of sheep amounted to 48,000 had and the dsy'a business cleared In good shape with-ut- any glut or even a noticeable decline in prices. Packers bought freely and the demand from the country was bfoad and fiealtlyr cattle lOpaha yesterday, broke all records .with 16,466 head against 13,663 a year jago. Omaha also broke all previous records In Die number of cars of all kinds of live stock received, name ly, 84 C cars as against" 27 in ,one day last September.' There is nothing at all abnormal In these heavy receipts of cattle and sheep at Omaha; they ImpJy - fleet- - the- growlngr at that point for all classes of stock- - and "the extension --of rOaaharsf ' trade territory. . v .... . ? .- - rt v.. ; ' - , o Mt , Xt il EC ltttle under last yearVfigures. Packers are good buyers this fall of cattle and sheep and the heaviest runs have shown good clearance of anything -- in the beef and mpnonv grades, in laet, quality . of the sheep and lanVn has been so much' higher thaa; last year that the packers have taken a largo percentage of thes. The spring found farmers al) ever the eorn belt short of cattle, hot feed ers and stockers were so high at tkat time tneyttt orr until too raage rntntt merit In the fall getting their sup ples. Now farmers and eedrs are coming to the markets for their requirements and the outlet for. all classes of cattle and sheep is being correspondingly broadened. The number of cattle, shipped to the country from Omaha - has Increased slightly this year over last to date and' it looks, like the demand willjgrow-fro-m this source right along through the season, For sheep the 'outlook is also very encouraging and there has been a noticcablfe" upward" trend of (Special to The Herald.) SOUTH OMA.HA, Neb", Sept 29.-- r 1i Sixty prlieipai livestock markets, South Omaha, Kansas City, SX Leu-Cbicago: and St. Joseph, ifcow receipts of, livestock "TorMhe p to and including September 35, epared totl same period m-i..n- SHOPS; SLIGHT QHLY .. ,...r- v on rt thetable- catj say, Sky-light- 'and andP3Per 8"d " r - t- 'tian Senator Hoar's Pun. Reg- - v Not long go,' when Senator Hoat Good Maxim. was walking thrwign on4 of the corriSays Mr. Maxim: "Make the aerodors of the capitol, he .was. Joined And that's plane aj'pretty of his former " colleagues in : the . good maxim for aeroplan makers to ' ' ' senate.follow." ;Los Angeles Express. .. .As. they approached the entrance to "The West Presents Wonderful tbe senate 'chamber Mr. Hoar motionComparison. . Opportunities' "A party platform is an Important ed to his companion to pass In first. For descriptive literature and farther informs . "After, you,' said the consideration," said one statesman: tion regarding the agricultural and cqrnmerlclal back' politely. drawing -."a "Yes," replied the other, v party resources of any o fthe states mentioned, ad "No, retorted Senator .indeed!", Is in deal " like a platform politics good ' dress: . X's" always go before Hr-."tbbunker The to a. rules Ugolf. require - O. 8,-.GERRITT FORT Pasa-TrMgr Register. , itjv.but you .show your skill in avoidR. R. Cos Omaha, Nebraska! . it." Star. ing Co Washington CHAS.-S?an FEE, Pass. Traf. Mgr 8.' P. '" . English Interpretation.? .. Francisco, California. , . Aunt Dinah had ltdbibed a whole- - ' : Postscript 0. BURLEY, Gen'l. Pass. Agt, O. 8. L. R. some for school a our OueenV the at "Dad, respect .there's v girl R. Co, Salt Lake City, Utah. Not sb'heryhusband. Uncle" Ikeone" whom we call Tostscript.' " " 'Postscript!' do you eveing 'at supped Vhatver ' ' ' "Don't' say, 'Gib" ine some 'lasses,' ' call her that for?" . v '"Cos her name is Adeline Moore!' Ike," rebuked the" cAptious Dinah.' "Ton oughter say, Gib me sotxie mo- Everybody's. : ;: r. lasset!,.'v Hired for' ex A'Sacramtnto plumper was recently arrested and - Won the' Job.' f'Look. yere, you," , demanded her Shopkeeper Want a situation as spouse: "how you, spects me toceeding-thsay speed" limits It woiild seem that the plumber is sure to errand ,boy,"" do you? Well," can you moV 'lasses,, when I don hain't' had" ' ' he ,rves fast or slow, tell me how far the 'moon is from the none yitf"' ' tret a bad reputation. . . v ... safe" by-on- " ' - . ? ? to be Drown Cream Ogden September 22 to Rio Grande 30, inclusive, the Denver will make a rate of one single fare for " 4 m held-a- t the round return. Tickets 27 and 29. good 13 i and -tr- ip.-Provo ing.- D." - - - ?n sale Sept. J2, 2Z, until October 1 return-- " - -- - ' rwvsA'"i A TL.XL CONFERENCE 11 e aL L, - -- . SPECIAL. arriving at Salt Lake at rcturn'ps, lenre Palt'LaTve-n- ;15 p. m. , , The Rio 'Grande will operate a- - special conference train from Payson and intermediate' points October - 4th to Sth, Inc., this train leaving Provo at -- . . lTnp-Hc-- : 7: C9 a m., 9: IS a. m.; -- ' " ; - - 'hethet |