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Show FRIDAY. THE SUN, PRICE, UTAH EVERY FRIDAY, FACE TWO plurahle condition and tells that hut few of thousands of the animals seen during a recent trip were in average condition, most of them being very K.rr. lie says that in an hour's ride WITH STEADY, HOOS dead cattle. he counted eighty-fou- r The stuck spoken of belongs mostly to the permittee of the Pine and Bull Tbl Sun Special Service. n weeks prices have fluctuated within Valley divisions and a large projor-tioKANSAS CITY, Mo., May 19. forest on the are grazed during to forty cent range and The best class of fed cattle and stock-er- a a thirty-fiv- e summer. and feeders were fully steady, but a further advance is expected this the to fifteen cents week. The selling side feels that a WILL INCORPORATE TEE UTE the others were-telower. Chicago had another heavy period of strung bog markets is at DAIRY ASSOCIATION Monday run and quoted sharp de- hand. Packing sows sold at $6.63 to At a meeting Friday at Fort Duclines, and this tended to weaken the $6.75 aud pigs $5.25 to $6.U0. Sheep and lambs were quoted fif- chesne of the memliers of the I timraket here, llogs were quoted live cents higher, lbury association, foni-tiii- g of ah-u- t to ten rents higher than Iu&t weeks teen to twenty-fiv- e e No fed cents twenty-fivdecided wa curried the to close advance and it up. the mostly iiiember3, high forty market to the high point of the year. lambs in fleece arrived and probably Expro- - of says Vernal This is the first Monday in several no more will be available this j,chmiii. the lGlli. The niemlicrs will hae weeks that the market ruled higher. Shorn fed lambs sold at $15.0(1 to alswt five hundred cows and over Sheep and lambs were quoted fifteen $15.25, a new top for the year. Spring three hundred have hen resisfered a! cents higher. Receipts lambs brought $16.50 to $17.25. Texas the meeting Friday. John T. Cain III to twenty-fiv- e today were 16,000 cattle, 12,0uU hogs, wellicrs are quoted at $8.25 to $8.75 ; was in attendance and in reviewiutr the live stock situation advised ihat and tfCHKD cheep, compared with 13,000 j and grass fat ewes $7.35 to $7.85. it was not ail increased number of cattle, 13,000 hogs and 14,000 sheep a week ago, and 12,450 cattle, 19,000 WOOL SOLD IN GRAND COUNTY dairy rows that was wanted u much as increa-c- d AT THIRTY-SEVEhogs and 7325 sheep a year ago. production from each There was a fairly active trade in cow. (Quality and production can be choiee fat steers at fully steady prices. IieMrting that in general the wool increased in nearly all instances by The other classes were off ten to fif- market in Grand county is quiet, the better feeding methods, lie also urgtells of sales ed the placing of more good sires. teen cents aud the slowest trade was Mo&b in the plain to fairly good classes. The by Bert Allred, James Somerville and F. O. Lnndlierg is president, Wilgeneral market was much the same in R. Lee Kirk made to Lelaml and iam G. Adams, vice president ; E. M. and Loren fpwa and heifers as in steers. Prime Adams of Boston. The price received Chandler, Jacob liasmu.-M-- n cents. The wool was Rims are of the lmard of directm.-- ; Iteers, cows, heifers and yearlings was thirty-seve- n were lacking. Good to choice steers loaded on the ears last Saturduy. All-- George A. Wilson is had ten thousand imunds, Somersold at $9.75 to $11.00 and fair to good steers at $8.75 up. Grass fat ville twelve thousand and Kirk tour-tee- n thousand. So far as heard from AMONG THE LIVE STOCKMEN OF Texas steers sold at $6.25 to $8.00. EASTERN UTAH Good cows sold at $6.25 to $7.25 and Allreds wool outweighed per fleece at to section. He in Veal heifers other $8.00. that $7.50 clip any good calves were fifty cents under lust sheared about a thousand sheep and edThree hundred and fifty sheep ownJoe Jensen, of Roosevelt, died weeks high point. Offerings of cows the average was a little better than nearbyRoosevelt on Monday, says will be light from now on, hut fairly ten ounds. Free lress. It is believed they Lelaml and Adams bought three liberal receipts of yearling steers and steers and heifers mixed are esjierted. lots of wool at Moali this spring, pay- became overheated mum alter going and off the ulfalfa and onto the grease-wooReceipts of stockers and feeders were ing forty and a half, thirty-eigThey had not been shorn and thirty-seve- n rents. on than Mondays. preceding larger had not lambed. The total loss will Good to choice classes were steady hundred and the others ten to fifteen eents DIXIE CATTLE DYING FROM approximate thirty-fir- e some of with the CONDITIONS DROUGHT lower, ordinary W. D. Thomiwon, the Gnen River classes off as much as twenty-fiv- e Southwest Utah is suffering from sheepman, reports that out of one lot cents. of his ewes, the exHog prices today touriied the high extreme drought conditions and the of seventy-nin- e ceptional crop of a hundred and forty-point of the season, top $750 and bulk extent of the drynesa is indicated in nine lambs was harvested. of Mies $7.25 to $7.45. The general a reKirt made to the forestry office in market has been on the up grade since Ogden by W. M. Mace, supervisor for ThotnjMon says that he can figure on last Tuesday and today was the first Dixie forest Mace says1 that cattle more than a hundred per cent increase Monday in anme time past that an ad- in the Beaver Dam Wash district are each spring. vance was reported. In the just three suffering, that the graxing is in a de-Yesterdays Markets. KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 22. Cattle Receipts 3500; calves 300; beef steers and yearlings generally steady with yesterdays decline; hulk $7.85 to $10.25; best matured steers held around $1050; she stock mostly steady; beef cows and heifers $5.00 to $8.25; bulls steady; bolognas $4.25 to $4.85; calves steady to weak; veals to packers $10.00 to $10.15; mediums and heavies $5.00 to $8.00; stockers and feeders slow; barely steady; bulk sum urns sou at high price fw year I Him MIDI J Every Motoring Need At Lowest Coot The Ford Touring Car meets every motoring requirement at the lowest possible cost. It is sturdy, dependable, long lived; easy to drive; convenient to park and possesses the highest resale value in proportion to list price, of any car built. I N Tiiues-lndepcnde- ut j My-toi- &j5Fj(ptcrxmicmu Detroit, Miclusu The Touring Car Tudor Sudan 9599 Coup 9925 Runabout 9265 Ail priaat f.u.b. Datroit Fardoor Sudan 5683 $. is SEE THE NEAREST AUTHORIZED FOHD DEALCT F. O. 5. Detroit d. ht $6.50 to . 0; imi-ke- 300-Mun- d lOO-pnm- 5 cents days If an average family of five perrl 1 hii v sons bought only Swift & Company meats for one week during 1923, that family would have paid the company, as profit, less than 5 cents on the weeks supply. DEMPSEY WILL START BANK FUND FOR ORPHANS LOS May 19.-J- ack boxing ehapm-iohas adopted fifty children from a Los Angeles orphanage and has started a bank account fur each one. Dempsey snnouneed that every twelve months he will add a lived sum to what the boys have hanked during the preceding year.' By intensive organization, Oryautmnbm YuuemubufanrmoddbrmubhamuUdom taynfTUandarranlntMaytrmfarthabaUmca. an tka For Waakly Tmkata Han. Tkt Ford daaiarinyournalgbborkoadwiUgldtraHmim both platu indatSL FORD CARS, TRUCKS, TRACTORS AND LINCOLNS Alger Auto Go Price and Castle Dale, Utah Production of the farm jioultry the 'third, 4.95; the fourth, 5.45, aud in Connecticut has been in- in November, 1923, thcaverage reachcreasing each year since 1919, it is ed 5.49. The figures show the cost shown by figures of the annual home of feed and care fur one bird in that flock egglaying contests held under month has averaged almut the of price the direction of the state agricultural two and a half eggs. Improved methextension service. Records are kept ods of mullrv feeding and management are considered largely the means by the owners for the entire flock not for picked hens and monthly of increasing the production. are made. Figures for November, the month in which egg producIn one week a hundred live tion is lowest, are taken as indicative. stock owners recently in Todd county, Ky., In 1919 the average jier bird for this placed their farms on a strictly puremonth was 3.70; the second year, 3.91 ; bred sire basis liv ennillimr in (h. "Better flocks Rires-Ih- lter Stock" fwign, conducted by the ililtt tural college in United States department of ture. As a result of the increased number of pnnbnll and rams will lie used. Wedding announcements flij Be Mighty Particular About the Kind of Coal You . Buy m n inni.iL Invest your coal money wisely real fuel instead of a big percentage of waste. Coal buy or buyers1 who der a ton of coal, never get the same valuemerely for their dollars as when they specify have. Its often wiser to go to the mat with trouble than to try to dodge it. great cities and small hamlets THEY POINT THE WAY wherever they may be located. It is only through the most efficient methods that a company can supply the meat requirements of a 4 4 4 4 4 family of five persons, anywhere in this country, for a period of seven days, at a profit of only 5 cents. Swift & Companys profit from all sources in 1923 averaged only a fraction of a cent per pound on all products sold. 4 Company 130 Workers In the woods very fre- quently find the trail Mazed by the exes of those who have gone before. Guided 1jr these marks they easily find their way. Ad- vertisemeiits perform a similar duty for you in the important business of spending money either for the necessities of life or for luxuries. They point the way to values of which you would never know if they were not there to jrnide you. Ho you road them? Wisp shoppers do. They ere eronomi- cal buyer the ones who keep themselves strictly up to date on the best apportunitles for savin moniy or spending it judicious- ly which is one and the same 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 thin. 4 4 Head all the advertisements In 4 The Sun. Head them tn know 4 what's what in the shopping dis- - 4 trict. Head them liecause they 4 place before your eye a moving 4 panorama of business proKTess. 4 Head them to save money to 4 save steps to save disappoint- - 4 ments. Read them liecause they 4 blaze the trail to Satisfaction in 4 4 everyday buying. Read them regularly. their guidance. It pay Follow 4 4 Y Rhodes, field agent in animiB dry and representing the exKriment station, reports ttsj the increase in the use of scrubs are being disposed e Life to some people in just one thing after another thnt lliey cant Swift & Company distributes every variety of meat under complete refrigeration, to retail markets of & n, The real reason for planting yew trees in churchyards in indicated in an excerpt from Libor Festival is, printed by Caxtou in 1483, which reads: But fur reason that we have no olive thnt lwars green leaf, we take yew instead of pidm and olive and carry it in procession and so is this day called Palm Sunday. By the intelligent use of capital, Swift & Company prepares meats in a modern, sanitary, scientifically-clea- n manner. Swift ANGELES, DcnijMey, heavyweight These figures are developed by considering U. S. Government statistics on meat consumption in relation to Swift & Companys profit THE UNIVERSAL CAR $8.00. Hogs Receipts 9000 head; butchers steady to fire cents lower; light and light lights five tq ten cents lower; r top $755; shipper top $7.-3bulk to averages d $7.15 to $7.35; 130 to $6.60 to $7.10; hulk of sales $7.15 to $7.30; parking sows ten eents lower; bulk $0.60 to $6.75; stock pigs fifteen eents lower; bulk $5.25 to $6.10. Sheep Reeeipts 6000, lambs fifty to seventy-fiv- e cents lower; small lots native stringers $16.65; better grades mostly $550 to $6.50; early sales rlip-jier- s $13.60 to $13.75; sheep twenty-fiv- e to fifty cents lower; Texas wethers $7.75. ) Demountable Rims and Stattat M5 exits or lrli2,IrbuY coal a8ain insist on getting Castle Gat and you nave no trouWe with slat .la. ind crTk whh yur ove or furnat -- no comnn,Slnl quar.rel f,rcs- -" kick abut the hig 11 imf Mwro?u S!earr?ek are clear clean, high-he- a vou a bit more than ask your dealer UTAH FUEL COMP; Judge Building SALT LAKE CITY, UTi tF |