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Show FAGS TWO SHEEP AND LAMB PRICES CONTINUE TO DECLINE AND CATTLE PRICES ARE WOBBLY Slice ltd Service KANSAS CITY, Mu, May 17. j ONION EXPERT WANTED OVER IN BEAVER VALLEY Trade in cattle ujiencd slowly withj Beaver Chamber of Commerce at a bids steady to a shade lower but later became active and most of the jrwl recent meeting discussed onion and eel-f13tW-'growing in Beaver valley on a carle sold steadv. Prime -- r scale and President John , Bar- large ,y pound steers sold up to suggested prices ojicncd five to ten cent? higher deuer to iustruct growers. It was unau-an- d eased off some before the rloao. imously decided to engage a conijieteiit charge of the work. The The top price was $ 10.75, the highest weeks lanlU1wnutt several in .t. Spring 1 a Imokltt showing logged anlo- 'are were higher and shorn and wooled fed mobile roads between Salt laike City cents lower. and Los Angeles by way of Beaver and grades were twenty-fiv- e KUMIU were way ikiiuts by way of Beaver nr I cattle, Receipts today on the Lincoln highway to cenhogs and 8UU0 sheep, eoinjiaml California mints. The booklet altral 10,and with 11,000 cattle, bogs 000 sheep a week ago. Liberal receipts so will contain a brief outline of the pf fat rattle and lower prices in Chi- resources of the country. cago caused local buyers to place lower bids here at the outset. However, re- LIVE STOCK SCHOOL ON TRUCK LATEST SYSTEM ceipts here were no more than equal to demand and the trade later became acSheep and poultry schools built on tive, fully steady on the best classes, and only slight weakness showing in motor tracks and traveling through rural sections have been organized by d the plainer kinds. Choice steers sold up to $8.75, the highest the United States deiartment of agriculture in with the state price on those weights in the past two of agriculture of North Carocolleges weeks. Yearlings sold up to $8.80. The lina and Texas. Officials of the derows, heifers, bulls and veal calves of agriculture aay that more were steady with demand active. The partment this method of education is needed trade in stuckers and feeders waa nut of so that information on latest at brisk aa a week ago, though prices methods may be rarried directlyfanning to the held steady with last week 'a close. farmers how inaccessible the matter iu demand best to waa The fur fair good community may be. steers suitable fur gracing. Following the exterience of the last week when they got crowded out of COLD STORAGE MOVEMENT OF EGOS AND BUTTER the market by active packing buy:ug shipiiera juniMd into the trade this Figgt are moving into cold storage in morning early at ten rents higher pri- Utah, as is indicated by the reports of ces than last weeks close and at the the cold storage warehouses of the highest level since March. lister park-er- a state, made to the state board of agpaid steady to five cent a higher riculture. On the first of the present prices than Saturday. The top price mouth there were 14,214 cases in storwae $10.75 and hulk of sales $10.50 to age, compared with 1878 the first of $10.70. A close clearance was report- April Net movement of butter has ed in the hog market. been out of storage, there remaining Arisona spring Iambs sold up to $14.-C- 0 4022 pounds at the end of April. There or twenty cents above last weeks were, however, 25,548 jaiunda of rheese close. Wooled lambs sold up to $14.50, in storage Msy 1st, as compared with and elipjied Texas wethers up to $8.50, 15,050 Munda April 1st. rent They were quoted twenty-fiv- e lower and lowest for some time fast. WITH STOCKMEN OT The Sun at T he I- 11,-(H- 1300-poun- CERTIFIED 8EED POTATOES GROW IN UTAH THE UVE EASTERN UTAH TO Dr. W. A, Stephenson, state veterinarian for Utah, with I)r. L. C. Hen- been which has Under a regulation , . . . . , demon, hog cholera exiiert oi the I mt- - ... bto drtJlId rff Jt "r" .f by . 2iarn r Hi dunposed of fuS! itVcc ' in investigating the lmt 'coiimi i ione I,- -""" f. " ,n . WaMy. A. Smith and J. Hinckley, David ward Tylor. niemliera of the board,! Reabbies having broken out in Ri.h and II. J. Webh, state crop jwst in- - 'nty, and there lieing no funds to Hie apector, it will lie iwmsible for Utuh apply directly to its extermination, will lie pro-to- e money seed exivnae to rectified pntagrowers produce ""wry figur.il " in the future. This will make it ou ly J01 H- - Dlenn, head of the i unneceiwary for Utah growers to send other states for potato seed of pertinent of finance and purchase, he guaranteed quality and freedom from e'nR authorised to act by the state board of examiner. peats. The regulations provide that before1 Sheep shearing along the Denver and the certificate of the state is attached Rio (Irande Western railway is prar- to the product, something more than tieally completed, according to Thorn mere perfunctory compliance with cor- - as Redmond, rhief sheep iiuqiertor for tain requirements shall be had. Two the state, after a trip to Carbon and field inspections and one imqwrtion of Grand counties. Redmond reports that the product when ready to market will the rlip in that region was average or be required. The certificate will not better, and that prices ranged from to thirty-tw- o be given until the state inspector him-- twenty-ei- x rents. Lambs aelf has personally obtained definite have been eontraeted at nine cents a and specific assurance on many po'nts iound, October delivery, whirh will reveal the quality of the! purchase of three thousand head of the Pittman Conun asion eom-m- g tuber, or the presence of disqualify-'ctHeb- v I characteristics or nreumatanres. uanv f Kcno has been announced by state senator II. C. Tebba from Pnn- ACTIVE BUYING CLEANING UP. jjUitt.. The cattle are to he gathered WESTERN CLIP j from the southern counties and are ti Boston wool market are to ,,rn ; twentyight dollars a head for an Ed-m,,- "r K "' e-- to reports ''"ra the effect that in the Wet all re- - S1?"- - th,rt,-Y,ror dollar n ?ar V wool straint on buv'ng is off and the f,,.r th"f :rar oM' new clips are be:ng secured as fast as "nd h ",wk M V1"" JIn, shorn. Some ,km.1s apparently are to " rapted. growers preferring to sell ! Pulp and Sons of Salt I.i'ke City root and get the mney when the vr.Hl ii shipjied. Most of the early contracts have eontraeed e:glit thorn uni lin' and purchase have been transferred to f lsnilw from Moab shearmen for f.ill The price agreed upon ie ten mills and much of present buying j f. o. b. Tlininiw'iM slid a rents J'iind mill In Idaho eentnil 33!, agents. by cents is lieing wid for good medium Cisco. An advance of a dollar a head wool. In Utah and Nevada practically"de, and. with average riiege all pood winds have liren sold. Bostoii; renditions irevailing through the the lambs sliould net the owe rs are Imy'ng clijis in Montnnn at 40 rents aagim? 20 rents last venr. "bout seven dollars a head. Ain n ' Prices in Oregon, which started the the Grand county incn represent e i in season at 27 to 28 rents, now are .15 to the deni are the Indian Creek Cittlc 38 rents, witli a few choice elips being rempsnv, Don Taylor, 51 ax B. T"vlor. bought at d't reiiK. A Unit 85 jut rent A. Sl.Jtoliertson. C. .V. Robertson, II. of the Oregon wool are re sir ted sold, Lee Kirk and the Allred Sheep Ibis! on houses anil a New Jersey pany. mill being the largest buyers. Eastern Sheep in Carbon and Emerv have all been shorn of their Oregon is well cleared and fine valley elips now are being taken at 28 to 30 joes, M d Thomas Redmond, chief shn-cents. Buyers are active around of the state when he had per, Buffalo anil Kuwl'ns, Wvn my-- J reached Salt Iaike City after a rerent ing 35 to 3fi rents. trip to tliia locality. The shrep are now on the lambing grounds and nil ANTHRAX AGAIN APPEARS IN lambs have lieen eontraeted for at nine UTAH COUNTY HERD rents a pound, October delivery, n ran. "The fleeeea are heavv, said ipu- -. t the greater' par- of Redmond, "and rnfWW . 0 thrax in v, ' mal belong.. to H.ddnway Bredlnn, I i roTii I went si x io Tt j i 3 t it At i i i j j LU ml of shrep which is if flirted with scabbes and thev have five LI I ;V " ' n quarantined on the lambing range -Tk .. cattle owners, and particularly, , 1m, U of Utah count v. to report pelilv to'a"d and Carlin ,n prevailed flie state office deaths of nnv animals ?nnS ami roads comities the are in in cases where thev are not certain of t'e most In ing im- horrible condition. the cause. "Projierlv to develop the , , 1,,ai,v Dr. presence of anthrax' organism. Stephensen said "the ,H,st mortem exTi,n.In,.r fhat rvrv mi)n tbt, animation should he made in as slmr is llusinou, ,if thal hp Her as and time possible d,rIv flI,pm.la(l.f; tht ,.vi.rv wJMn few h;,,ir( ,,r " , ien:ui i in s cases noted int ,.vcrv mntlier-are W I. tah comity this spring were each '.i in suiuials that had Iern on j wet and somewhat marshy lard, j.'se; A nmid iibmrbing Tiiouihpjitie f.to flreided streams and the tsigh h vil g'ving almost the pr'ya"-othe lake there is a of a elusi'd tnTh is the invention of a New York City man. groond of that variety in Utah h -- ' -- di-- ! del-ver- , enni-hoiisi- ii , ; - turn-fou- r fh-e- - Cas-jinsret- nr UU hr MtClan Kturvo liaUait The streets were treacherously ky and the heels w the patent leather of Louise's 8uiulay and every puui day shoes were high. Gingerly, she trliped along, pausing momentarily at the Juiictiuu of tliree autumohlle In-- ! fested streets to await an opiiort unity to gain the other side. Glaring headlights were to the right of her, inure to the left and cwuntlcsi more behind and beyond. Life had been a struggle fur Louise ; it still whs, yet she realised that her present mode of living In a single room, with housekeeping privileges, was really an upward step. 81ie was at least happy, and well, what more could one desire? For the love of Pete, look out!" roared a hoarse voice, almost In her ear. Something terrible had haipened to something and Louise knew site was the Something. The glrie mind was quite clear. She knew she was lying lu the mud, Ignoinlntuualy, like a stray rat and her fur coat waa likely ruined ; and then It came to her that the kindest, sweetest voice alia had ever heard wae consoling her and two very willing arms were making frantic efforts to retrieve her In furred, iierhape dl memltered, anatomy from the mud. Poor little girl," he wae saying, It was all uiy fault," and then most sternly, Let her alone, you ; 131 take cars of her." lie placed her among the velvet cushions In the large tonneau of his magnificent car and a moment later the girl knew she waa being rushed to the hospital. She cast a critical eye ever the Interior of the car. A hummer, to be sure, she thought, and Just her luck, too. Her eyea glanced toward the proud heed, yet he was not too proud to drive his own car. Her charming Sir Gallahad did not desert her aa abruptly aa she bad expected. In fact, he returned to the hospital day after day to Inquire about the fractured ankle. lie was the quiet, courteous gentleman. They tell me you may go home tomorrow," he announced by way of greeting one morning, and, honestly. I'm sorry." Som I," replied Louise, and an expression of extreme sadness overshadowed the thin, piquant face, very, very sorry." "Sorry? Why?" he asked In surprise. Oh, Just liecnuse-- -" she hesitated, and he, noticing a very small tear quivering on the black eyelash, made a hasty ib'iwrture, flinging back buoyantly, "Well, so long. 131 are that you get home safely and comfortably." That would be the end, thought Louise. When the girl faced the large machine the following day It seemed even more formidable tlum her Imagination or her memory of It conceived. Very few words were spoken during the trim mainly bemuse of the fact that lie was without a chauffeur and so was once again forced to drive the cur. was glad that he at least was not a parasite. In no time at all lie was helping tier np the gray stone steps that led to her front door. Suddenly, almost Impulsively, he asked, "Say. wruld you go to the movies with me ao.-inight?" Go to the modes?" In amaieineut. "(Mi, of course. If you dont care for the movies I'll get tickets for symphony, or anywhere you say. I like the movies, but It's more nr Ires linblt. Having little time to ajMire, I run In when things get ton dull." "When thing get too dull!" site repeated. Then, eagerly, ldeuse. Just wlmt do you dor I'm a tuxl driver." "Well. 131 lie Jiggered!" In relief, the girl's tired expression changed to repose and she was very sueet and In her natural nmod of luiighlng and rrylng and talking nil In one hranth. And I thought you were rich and educated and oh, ever so wealthy and as far shove uie ss the iiiiniii. anil uuw. Isn't thnt s hummer?" she demanded, pointing to the car. Hummer nothing! ltut that's my ear and it's as gistd ns any ohl hummer. 1 pnietlrully mmle It myself. It boast purls from every second hand shop In the city. I cant very well mime It unless, perhaps, I might call It ! I 4 nT ani-'fi1- i m 1 n- h'e ... -' dr-a,- r:Kr"r tae - f coi-nlerah- :e ovine a pilaniul discoi Yo y 0. 9.,torn i fur-ulshe-d Y Y you ne' is proi The newest thing put out by the I. P loose leaf book people is a ledger , to operate which in re-- , placing leaves no key or screwdriver or any other tool or appliance is required. T hen , too, the mechanism is of such simple construction that the than on price of the new books is materially lower the new the old style. A nd, more remarkable yet, A slight sliding of a one is better in every way. retaining catch releases the top cover of the book so that an expansion equal to the keywinding style is given, and all that is necessary to close the book is to just close it. Price on the new style in the 8x10 size is $730, the old kind selling for $1130. On the 9x12 size the new style Is $9.25, the old price being $14.00. Y t vv t V 1 fV V t? Spr Miners Spi Y Y COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER Y Y Y Onarsl Y : Balt X )RR Goner PRICE, UTAH KU Boirl, I La 'there 44. IXOTirK OF THE r.KlW) tract and bond forms may bs seen i (TU Water, Land and Power company, a the office of the architects. Location of Principal A deposit of 97.(0 will bs requtrr Corporation. Place of Uusiness, Price, Carbon Coun- for each set of plans and specIflmUH ty, Utah. Notice: There is delinquent given out, this to be returned on it upon the following described stock on ; return of the set in good order predc I account of amassment levied on the Jed the one securing it has subtnlttrill A U ; llth day of March, 1I2Z, the several bid In proper form. amounts set opposite the names of the The right la reserved to reject any as follows: shareholders respectlvo all bids. IIIGI No. Certificate Ain't Kama BOARD OF EDUCATION OF CAOovernn 21 Thomas R. Cutler 11.00 RBON COUNTY SCHOOL D18TRK Cameron Coal Company....!! 10.00 By Carl R. Marcusen, president, m Unequal flack. T 110-2- 0 J. O. Austin 02.00 Ida R. Tanner, clerk. Price, Utah, " 4. 1022. John Montaberry and Candle Palmier! 2? 10.00 First pub., lfay S; last Msy If, IN! Albert Bryner. (0.00 Peoples Bank of Lehi 280.00 Utah Bond and Share lllnM 407.00 company (7 General T. Anna Otteratrom (0.00 (I SO Lars Gunderson 44.001 C. 8. Harris 20.00! Arrhltect and General Omtiacut R W. Wherry 27.00 . (0 Mrs. Eva Wherry 110.00 (7 O. A. Wherry fig 148.00 ...fi 40.00 Henry W. Hayes Shop S. Kumno A. Armakl 15.00 (8 John W. Prince 74 20.00 At 233 North Ninth Street Richard Jones 77 212.60 PRICE, UTAH Charles 8. Burton 0.00 g( Phone 228. Jonas Hylta M 30.00 A. T. Hellier. 10.00 i n 171-111-- 7I e 0. JACOBSEN n ier-mmal-ly Office and I A. 8. Olson 104 MOIOa OIL 26.00 fjct Me Build That IIouhc For Yos' 8 Bhekery 8heya 100.00 Ijoren B. Golding 10.00 Zelma Mclnt're 114 6.00 Kmma C. Eves 11 g 20.00 . C. Eves 20.00 iig W. T. Taylor 1 24 4.00 C. F. Persons 125 6.00 J. C. Jensen 143 1402.00 Thomas Greaves 4g 217.00 Warren Peacock 2s.n0 15 Hugh Fullerton 12.60 11 John Y. Smith fi7 177.00 C'arl R. Marcusen, trustee $ff 15.00 Marion Q. Golding ... 5 20.00 J. . ltergliind 2ns 7.50 W. W. Jones 208 6.00 ' Fannie Hill .'210 10.00 And In accordance with law and an . Mined In Carbon County ,,r directors made i Ion the 18th day or March. 1822, Shipped Everywhere- 01 many shares of each parcel of such ; HVth. win ""Id ; n,,'w,'ry iviaye ommen-lal and Savings! ,'e!l?n ?r :,rl'on Utah on r Ml,y' county. th hour ,922' orVo-Properties At p. m.. t.i pay delinquent Utah together with the ' n1 fxl,enK s"le of MA l SEX. Secretary. n1 Kavin" ,,anK- - i I'ricc. VlTWCilil First pub., April 28 last Mav 20, 1822.! 106-18- m STANDARD i This fives tho oil ou high raluo la mer becauso It otpo-ciaH- y labri-oatio- f efficiency. . ui , Isilllse" Oh. please do." she whispered from the depth of his raccoon shoulder. Ior.3 thing always turn nut perfectly grand?" COAL 2ui-2H- ram- will not thin oat and looo iti I ' Refined I - Something i ud Qnanatood by Man Who Win Success. Success Is always attained hy men who will work anil build and have an Ideal and vision. A fellow who does his own thinking and will not side-steIs the man who will arrive. To achieve your ambition, tie a good listener, use your eyes, study human nature, learn to think. Thought rules the world, makes men and Is the seat of action. Some folks study all their life and at PRICE AND PROVO BRANCHES death have learned everything but how to think. Learning without thought Is labor lost. Skill Is developed la 3'he desert sands are breed of the prophet. The mountain fastness develop the seer; out of obscurity come our Presidents ; from the foro-t- i Complete line of fruit and shade come our preachers; from the will hatree. Tine, berry plant, grape rness come reformers. vines, everblooming roses. In Moderation. Mra. Hen peck And you call your B. H. BOWER aelf a man? Mr. Hriipeck Certainly, my dear; PP.OVO, UTAH tne to. that la er If you UTAH OIL REFINING co. SdtedSu p . .VbWe, tKI ,' Standardville, XTICE No Dust, No Ashes, No Clinkers. l- ' TO -' COM riW5S: dersigned up I" 2 UK O'clock p, in.. hri. k honl house nt Incc. 1 tah. This work will he dnidfd and Id j ,Wo r one covering general couira.-- t Illf rillll iHt llijf, n l lpi., lull. Till- - iiVfn,.hoiil HT, yr May 2::, A is; the following: r f..ur-p,- m A . f.iur-roo-- a-- 1 Nursery Stock n -- in r pri.rs he;illK . lUllihiT.g 1. l'an ;infl sp, , I jirii ciwr Ith. ,in., w,li;1;i; n?,'.r:i.t lino ;i ?.) Unexcelled For St Purposes. The Vi ; STANDARD COAL 8583ftSmaLJl.'BU.l JUA.JL (. - 'Tn 1 t l;,i' rrp 'hi- - ' jfxjf, AH 1,1 4 required. inr rr General Office!1 Ninth Floor Kearns loor. T tht- -it to if mai Ton'll SALT LAKE CITY UTAH f u's col J CO. . wi an tei u. i tfs stx or age El it- - 04 E fn bto Hi |