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Show i -- HE 80y pRICE. UTAH EVERT FRIDAY. PAGE TERES Twenty Years Ago Present Week KZZ I 15 jq( j BuUon A TV Special Service KANSAS Mn., Rp mr. rccijiti Vi the iarget ot the rr;:,i..s July hoiijft; today were m the better h.-l,- ! lully Memly. The medium and I I in Li..d miI.I sh.wly at nagging I'niPf ui .j,(. mid- ll.at ihnw any material i mount of fii-are in active demand oxl kcr, ami let- - ler are selling v Hug jiriccs Mere higher . again and the market went on a four-- , a.l hack to the lugl, oi March. Jjunl,, steady ami shiv,n.n-.-r. The receipts 1!4.hh cai'ie. 4m Mi today and Mmmi shiep. compared with 20,(11X1 l iitllc, .Mhn hogs ami SfHin sheep one K'k ag! and ll.-'eat lie. 13.7:5 hog. and shcc) a Vear ago. ill Solne cu.-e-s eimicc heavy steers and yearlings wen higher. The bulk ol the lorunT I hut had received dry feed ami i lie better classes of grass-tat steers were steady. The and plain medium grass ts sold slowly at a moderate decline. The price spread is the idist ol this season. Prime heavy, medium ami lightweight steers went to $13.1X1 and eoinuiun gra&fat as low as $450. Steers weighing up to 1651 IMiunds brought $13.00, the highest price jiaid for heavv ones lbr several years just. Wintered Kansas, $11.00. The bulk of the grasslats sold ut $0.-5- 0 to $1.50, and sliortfed natives at $19.tHI to $11.50. (Irassfat euws and licit ers were leu to fifteen cents lower. The cantiers and cutters and fed classes steady. Prices for veal calves were uuelianged. Top $0.50. Demand for stoekers and feeders is increasing in peeping with the larger runs. The liriees are holding steady. From the amount of inquiry coming in trade iu thin cattle will be large front now on. The advance of fifteen to twenty-fiv- e cents today on top of the substantial gain last week took the hog market into a new high iNisition for the summer season and hack to the high jsiint in March. Since the low siut in June the advance totals $2.50. The top price todav was $14.25 with the hulk of sales $13.00 to $14.20. All ligktlights went at $13.25 to $13.85; (larking sows $12.00 to $12.50 and the stock hogs and pipt $1250 to $13.00. Receipts will remain light through the summer months. Native lambs today sold at $13.50 to $14.25 and westerns up to $15.00 or steady at last weeks decline, that took the market more than a dollar under ten days ago. Fat sheep were stronger. Louisiana wethers sold at $7.25 and native ewes brought $450 to $650. l, i! BEST MEAT STORY o - w.-i- Your BEST trousers tyrant, Style, derives tlat men alio want THAT I fashionably dressed are to wear u dark lac k eoat with striped trousers of a lighter shade. And never was a more sensible style. Nearly every man has one or more coats that are good but they hang in the closet because the trousers are worn out. By selecting a pair of Dutchess Trousers you complete a suit that is in the height of fashion. Cut full on the very latest lines, we can assure you a tit in Dutchess Trousers that would make a custom tailor envious. And whether it is for dress or for work or for play every jmir of Dutchess Trousers is made to give long honest wear. They hate to I to live up to their makers famous warranty of 10e a Button; $1jU0 a Bi?:' lie smart in both senses of the word and cotue in for your pair of Dutchess Dress Trousers. STOKER'S TOGGERY W. E. Stoker North Side Main St., Price, Utah M are planning an automobile tour r an outing at roughing it" in the open ecan supply you with the very thing you ill want. We have anticipated this by locking the proper equipment and will be lad to show you what we have. Supplies or sportsmen. Regardless of what your avorite may be you will want to indulge in t when you go on vacation. You can get tandard supplies for any sport here. They re all quality made and the price is not If you 4i hi it nigh. -- I. C. WEETlill HARD WAR I LUMBER COMPANY Voth Side West Main Street PRICE, UTAH mi ThlsPRO FESSIONA L HR. R. S. 8MYUE DR. J. A. JUDY The Venial land office was oeiied Physicians and 8uraeaa for biiMiies on ihe first of July. Mr. and Mr. A MeGovev of Price Office Telephone lti3w ; Beaidenre 814am Office Price Commercial and 8aviaia the Fourth iu Salt Iaike City. Bank Bids., Price, Utah. their saloon at Sheya Bros. . He!-rPint buxines was the rea- CHARLES BUGGERI, JR, K. D. son given. Phyaidaa aad Surgooa The Ca-t- le Gate trustees had pnr-hae- d Offae ltiune 81; Residence SOfta a thirty-inc- h lie I for the towDilniai Bldg., Price, Utah. er of the building there. J. R- - Shant of Big Sirings ranch wa in the reservation country lookPhysidaa ml Burgeaa after some contracts beef with the ing Obstetrics and Disease! of Children roverninciit. Office. Silvagui Building, Price, Utah, T. I (Leu) McCarty of Grc-- n liiv-- r )R. W. P. WINTERS was a Price visitor on his wav to Physician and Surges Salt laike City to purchase good-- , for his store there. Office. Carbon Hospital. Phone 16 Mi-.- x Proprietor iVirbon Hospital I -- a Wilt Foley from Towatnla. Pit ICR. UTAH 'a., arrived here mi a visit with her a tint, Mrs. Thomas Murphy. She was D r. 8. THOME to teach at llelier the coming school DrMist year. Hotel Arakin, Helper, Utah Mrs. Charlotte Cttllmi from lteiiver, l'boue SG-Colo., stopn-off iu Price on a visit with her father, Robert Mclvuue. She HR. H. B. GOETZMAN Dentist a as on her wav home from a trip to California. Work and Kxtractioa. Prten Commercial Bank Bldg., Price, Utah lias Frandsen of Price lmd Mild his slni'p herds of about three thousand HR. GLENN WILLIAM RICHARD! head to Goslin Pros, of Grand JuncDentlet tion, Colo. The price (mid was not Nitreni Nurse In Attendance. given nut. Oxide and Oxygen. Milaa BuOding. KcuInu G. Miller was hack home in Office Tel. 20tt. Rea. 187w. Price from his herds, which he had PRICE, UTAH Scojust finished shearing up around field. lie had some eleven thn.isaod HR. SANFORD BALLINGER Dentist head that year. T. M. Reeves was engaged aa prinei-a- l Berriceu of the Castle Gate schools for the Office, Second Floor Rilragni Building. PRICK. UTAH coming year. He came from Salt Lake City and was a graduate of the Vtf. GLENN HARMON University of Utah. Attamey and ('ounselor At Lav Total figures on the Fourth of July PRICE. UTAn casualties iu the United States showOffice With ttic IHstrict Attorney dcuths and ed there were fifty-nin- e At Courthnuse 3169 injuries as against fil'ty-tw- o deaths and 3049 injuries the previous RRAFFET ft PATTERSON year. Lawyi Several Jaanese sertioiiliaiids comTerern Building, ftontb Eighth Street, ing down the canyon from above CasPRICE. UTAH tle Gate on a handcar were struck by LIVER K. CLAY Passenger Train No. 5 of the Denver and Rio Grande. Two of them were f Atterney At Law injured. Office In Oountr The ceremony of the delivery of the PRICE, UTAH body of Admiral John Paul Jones to A. McGEE representatives of the United States Atterney At Law was held in the Amcriean church in Paris in the nresenee of a distinguish-- 1 B Rooms and A. Silragnl BoOdiag. ed gathering. PRICK, UTAH I County Attorney Frye of Price waa at Grand Junction, Cdo., during the I H- Attaraey At Law week to see his young cult work out The on the track there. youngster Suita SDR, Electric Roil ding. runs a quarter mile in twenty-siPRICK. UTAH said the judge, and has every prom- I HENRY RUGGER! ise of making a great rare horse. Attamey At Lawthe the d y, Hiss Lucille Motzkus, a Suit Lake City high srhiNil girl who for the second year lias won highest honors iu Utuli in the national meat story contest, which was conducted by the National Live Stork ami Meat board. Approximately thirteen thousand five liundrer girls throughout the United States and its (Misscssinmt foiiqietcd. The young ludy this lull will her senior year. Her course is home economies, hence the mutest by the ltoard and intended to educate the public with the ultimate view of increasing consumption, had a direct aiqieal. Other Utah winners were Thelma Myers of Zion and Vivian Anderson of Salina. nim-nien- X-R- , was a message from Boston, Mass., which contained a forecast that pricea would advance sharply with the reopening f the wool auctions at Loudon, Eng., and in Australia on Tuesday, July 7th. A letter from W. P. Wing, the secretary of the California Woolgrowera' association, reported the sale on June 26th of 70,100 (xiunds at Reno Nev., by Jauraqui ft Etch-berrof San Francisco, at forty-seve- n and one-hacents. This ia eon' sidered a very good jirice. Another sale just recorded waa made at Soda Springs, Ida., last week at forty-fou- r. The forecast of an advance in prices ia now said to be based, among other prevailing' styles Regarding things, on the fact that reliable estithie Price newspaper pulled Office In the Silvan! Building. mates plaee the amount of available editor of PRICK. UTAH The shirtwaist man wool offerings at only about 171,000 this paragraph: hand in hand netwaiat and the go girl R- - W. DALTON PUREBRED LIVE STOCK BRINGS bales, according to Marshall. ' today and other people, year after Attarnay At Law BETTER RETURNS year, keep throwing their clothes Hogs Hit the Top. Office In the Silvnnl Building. away. The eoat and vest are laid to In every important point of comEAST ST. LOUIS, Ilia., July PRICK. UTAH where is the fleecy she.M and rest parison purebred meat animals show The highest price for hogs since Nothe clothes get fewer and thinner I ERICKSEN sujMriurity over grades and especially vember 5, 1920, waa recorded at the in spots what will be the end of it I nDINAND .. ...nereey over scrubs, according to reports from National stockyards today when the all f what will the shirtwaist man 0i, aniof the bureau fanners received by best butchers sold at a top of $14.75. take next from the things he has to 71T Jndn Rnfldinr mal industry of the United States deSALT LAKK CITT. UTAH wearf And what will the net waist In the WITH THE LIVE STOCKMEN OF girl take off from the shoulders now partment of agriculture. WOODS of stockowners who are in a EASTERN UTAH almost baref The shirtwaist nun FREDERICK E. At Law pure-bred- s Attorney make comitarisons to position The Grand county live stock assess- and the netwaist girl go rollicking produce much better ineHt, dedown the way. Have we started a Office. Electrie Rnfldiug. is this year $10,423,948. velop more rapidly, are more uniform ment trend that is going to end in the old PRICK. UTAH sell lietter Wyoming flockinastrra are contractin qimlity and appearance, fashion some dayf figleaf on dull markets, cost hut little more ing their next .years clip at forty-tw- o GEORGE J. CONSTANTINE TV be a btf man the dimensions to raise and bring Itotter prices. The cents. The advance is a dollar. must Attorney At Law comments Itclow illustrate the success Wallace A. Lowry is back at Price iqily to the mind and not to the Suite 12. Silvnnl Rullding. Formally which many breeders have had in alter taking a couple of bands of his Occupied Br Price ft Fonts. of purebred stock as meat ani- sheep from the Nevada to the ColoPRICE. UTAH mals: rado range. They are running east o: 1 always find that ptirebreds are the Tcnuesce Pass KOPF STUDIO country. ready for market in far less time than 'John N. Davis of Vernal a few days nigh-Grnd- s Portraits and scrubs and grades. ago received a wire from a Boston old weeks two at veals hull Our and a Second Floor Mass., house offering forty-tw- o are as large as the scrub calves at six half rents for Uintah Basin wool. No Price Commercial and Savings Bank weeks. PRICK, UTAH sales, however, are reported. 1 find 1 can get around two cents Wool manufacturers on last Friday E FLYNN for pureJ. Licensed m pound more, live weight, on department of agriculture called Undertaker and uniform. bred. as thev are more Awbulanca Bwiiea officials at Washington, D. C., ant With hogs purebred litters are asked them to assist in preventing more uniform in sire, develop more Trirphona 29. sheepmen in the Southwest from us mure fat on quickly. PRICK. UTAH and put evenly and paint for branding. They ing tar (s)intcd out that this system cannot Aa to Bounty Claim. WALLACE ft HARMON lie dissolved in the scouring press, but The Sun is this week in receipt of filters through the fiber to the detriUndertaken and Ltoenaad this communication from John E. ment of the finished product. Holden, state auditor, which explains Fitognrald Block, 946 Went Main S treat. Live stock and range conditions in Offics Phone IBS. Ran. 115m. itself: This office has tabulated all Nevada and Eastern are California since FePRICK, UTAH claims outstanding bounty the greater part of the and has worked out an excellent and 1924, BERTOT PAINT SHOPr bruary, are more optimistic than equiiable distribution of those as on producers and Hmm Painting. Signs considerable Ante been a for have hand at this date. The outstanding they A. Scott, regional statistime, George The B51 Mein Street. Phono 288. now on file amount to $17,076.00. tician of the United Statea agriculture PRICK. UTAH totals these to available pay money for Utah, stated on his redc(iartment or dollar the on cents e is seventv-fivto Zion last Friday from a two BEN BEAN This distribution will turn $12500.99. Gaaeral Painting Cootraator weeks in those sections. There is be trip to $4269.01 of yet leave a balance the all of food on of ranges plenty date some later Phone 188. paid, but we hojie at and the cattle are looking good. Thera PRICK. UTAH the balance can be met. At the last has been sufficient rain and the indithe only advantage of session of the legislature I used all cations are the desert ranges will have UTAH CONCRETE ft STUCCO 00. the mv influence to have it appropriate Maytag Gyrafoaxn winter. this feed of plenty office allow my Washer were the amazsufficient money to mtro-duer- a, For the third time this year Jesse 78S Went Seventh South Street with which jt cleans to pav all in full. The bill was speed ing week Iron county last Salt Lake City, Utah. m but killed. However, the legis- F. Lowder of Gyra-foathe would prefer it; Phone Wasatch 1586. Belt Lake dty. Or you a big cougar which has been inlaw captured new a bounty lature (assed 267m, Price, Utah. Principle creates a more and goats playing havoc with live stock. The creasing the tax on sheep turbulent and his in energized, treed was highly one dogs by last - W. HAHHOXD to five mills and on cattle and range Broad continuously effective water ac- J- Ltoeued Abstractor of Titles 19U Canyon on the game preserve, horses two mills. Based on the tion There is no idle water. audi- where he had been employed to hunt reitorts from the various county BUT-h- in Abstracts of title furnished to any few days by H. L. is only one of nine a for and and trap of sheep number the tors as to vipiece or tract in Eastera Utah. Fire Inin that whose of range the sheep horses in Adams, outstanding advantages surance written in the beet companion. goats and range cattle and from cinity part of the time. A deer and worlds leading washer. TeleBeal estate, bonds, etc. Second floor BR-rsthe state the revenue derived to were known I Rnildine. Price. Utah. head of several sheep demto us a free.bame be fof pay ample phone this new tax should be victims of the cougar within few onstration. this after year. the bounty Books and records of the state endays of the time he was treed and FOR nUCE DEMONSTRATION been office have been well kept ewes two gineers having Lowder, shot hr PHONE MAYTAG SHOP Advances Are Booked. e. eap-tnrthe before the past year, according to an the wool prices with- killed 'during alsonight IH East Mala drat, Priea, Utah daring audit report made recently by depufive coyotes Sharp advances in Lowder caught ties to John E. Ilolden, fetate auditor. in tha next few weeks are Picled bobeat while in that vicinity. Ouu af a chain af reaching tha and a The books were found to be neat, bit Storeu by letters and reports Maytag sailing extension the National During the pent year the the system needs some alight change! axdiislvsty. Irani gall Lake City office of according terries of the Utah Agricultural colSnHsfncWsa Gaamataei. which are recommended. Woolgrowera association, to of that lege has inaugurated a campaign r, Marshall, secretary eommnni- - replace a part of the atatee wheat Your man who says he will eat Mi organisation. Among other Monday Marshall ia generally the goat received hat by fntiims Oa Tear) Page (OMdnoed and Western aonroes Q I. ar lf vi - r dis-(sisi- F. White ones for the hot summer days ,a Jrtde assortment. Saucy little white H for sport wear or if you like one of e neat white felts. Both are now very Pular. A dressy wide brim is very com ttable and worn with an all white cos ?e is not only cool, but in good taste. iKe advantage of our large selection and jure to have at least one white hat. 4 Main Street, Price, Utah ; x, rn frop Eastera jj 'I ' |