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Show xuo lo waLT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13, 1922. VAST DEEP CREEK SCORODITE DEPOSITS BECOME OF VALUE THROUGH DISCOVERY OF LOCAL CHEMIST Manufacture of ''Calcium Arsenate Directly From Refractory Ore Practical. Congressman -- Colton Commends Commercial Club for Efforts During Yeso'. f ? Commendation of the work of the Commercial club mining committee was expressed in unqualified term by Conjress-ma3To- n B. Colton yesterday during the course of blipadilrees kt the regular Be luncheco of the group which ha for the. pur pose of it existence the stimulation of the dexelopment ot the mineral resources of Utah The report of the minb.U, as ing committee on the Arent wawn up by J. H Ball, Congressman Colton said, was the best recetxeJ by the house committee oin mine and mining In fact, the report was so com lae and at the same time so exhaustive that tt was embodied in full in the ccyigi essional record It Is difficult to tell how much the cooperation and advice of such a group as yours means to a legislator." said llr tbor' Colton to the mining committee example, last year about 20,IK0 bills were introduced kito the house. About of these were referred to the committee on public lands, one of the committees of which I am a member When you consider the time consumed in doing the multitude of things which a congressman must look after, as Well ss attend comm.ttee meetings and sessions of the house, it is almost a physical Impossibility for a representative to acquire the results desired without the cooperation of such bodies as yours 1 gannot tell ou how much I appreciated the wry in which jou kept me informed of your attitude on matter affecting the mineral Industry of I tali and the west. If comprehensive reports can be made to congressmen by constituent trained In the particular matters affecting the welfare of the community, I am certain much more satisfactory result along the lines of legislation will be attained Mr Colton expressed himself as being favorable to some of the provisions of the bill for the recodiflcatlon and revision of the mining statutes of the United Mates, notably that eliminating the apex law Me also said that in case of legislation pertaining to the mineral Industry of Utah it would be of tremendous advantage to the state if operator could send a representative to give the views of local men to committees and congressmen atfirst hand Thorough discussion of the Denison bill followed, during which Congressman Colton sketched the present outlook for the proposed legislation and advised the committee re'atluektq a plan of action which would bring the best results for the Utah It was his opinion tlfSit it would industry be most expedient to acknowledge the value of interstate supervision of securities, but to use every efforlxto have amended that provision affecting the bait Lake Stock and Mining exchange adverseit was decided that Congressman ly Colton should Inform the committee at some time In the near future regarding what amendment he believed could be passed, so that properly accredited Utah securities might not face the handicap imposed by the bill in its present form H t! Joseph announced that on Thursweek a mining excursion will day of thisPark-Citunder the auspices of be run to the local K'ks lodge An opportunity will afforded be anyone making the trip to vls't the big producers of the district Entertainment of a diversified nature will be furnished by the Elks, who will act as host to those going on the excursion Operations of Recently ganized Insecticide Com pany to Begin in the Fall. i' i. s- - III blows the wind that t The old saving, profit nobody, never applied more perto one jf Utah tinently than It do 'newest Industries that of making InWere It secticide from arsenical ore 'not for the ravages of certain species of In the cotton fields of the eputh weevil .and the alfalfa fields of the west, the n scorodlte ore of vitreous, pale Jhe Gold Hill district might repose fordesert ever in the brown, mountains where eon ago they were desolutions by - posited Fortunately for the Utah mining indus- -' of try, as well as for the agriculturist the United States, it has been proved by the federal 4ureau of entonsdogy that calcium arsenate is the most efficacious check on the depredations of man s most tireless and relentless Insect foes The gigantic scale on which constant warfare tirust be waged against the devouring hosts can hardly be comprehended by the It le hard for the nonagrtcul-urls- t lad man to believe that In a few hours, because of the cumulative effect of the Insect life over a period . f days and weeks, vast stretches of alcotton or may suddenly be falfa, grain blasted aa by the seorchtpg breath ot some Invisible monster ' The numbers and ruthless energy of fhe species which make up the Insect world are almost past comprehension. I the most favorable conditions, the farmer harvests only that which his Inn An sect enemies do not devour but a fraction of what would crop be prodmied were It not for the activities of t hose countless hordes which feed on vegetation If man did not posses the power to control the scale on which these depredations are conducted, It Is probable that the human race would Civilisation would perish of starvation totter on Its foundations nations sink Into oblivion and Armageddon would be fought and won by clouds of flying and battalions of crawling Insect leek-gree- d one-thi- hot-wat- er er abun-,i-.da- 1 Vivid Picture Given. 1 A vivid picture of the Insect menace Is given by some nameless poet endowed with the power of expressing ordinary facts In vivid language ihelr shape would make them, had they bulk and size, More hideous foe than fancy can devise, With helmet heads and dragon scales adorned now securely The mightv myriads scorned Would mock the majesty of man's high 1 birth, tiesplse his bulwarks and repeopl hi earth " Last year. In the south, the boll weevil, a beetle of rapacious appetite, did. It Is estimated by the government, from All $300 000, 900 to $700,000,0110 of damage of the cotton states are the habitat of d of the fhe weevil Nearly area of the west are Infested with the peat In fact, eo serious has become the menace of the weevil that no agriculturist or scientist hopes for the eradication of the weevil It is now a problem of control t rather than of destruction However it seems that Natura In creating conditions of a character harmful to man, has created phenomena, which. If understood and employed properly, act aa a counterbalance Kspectallv Is this true of the weevil question- - While the which countless speoies compose the weevil famllv jwcre evolved, deposits of the checking of the menace weie laid down As a result pf work done by the government during the war when It was necessary that foodi and cotton crops should be kept at their maximum, the that the moet fact was established powerful agent of control of the wee-M- l plague Is calcium arsenate Dustin? of the plant with the chemical poisons the Insect when he feasts upon the 'ullage. The virtues of this method are several. Dusting can be accomplished at a reasonable cost, and the chemical applied without damage to erops or farm animals at no great difficulty as concerr time or labor - 1 one-thir- fa-growing Process Discovered. The only drawback to the use of calcium arsenate has been the fact that MoRt the supplv seemed very limited of the chemical is derived as a ByThs product of the smelting industry. supply seems too limited a the glass ot sprays Industry and manufacturers and weed killers consume practically all of the stock Shipments from foreign countries cannot be depended upon, inasmuch as the arsenm supplies ape as badly needed abroad as they are In this country 1 s. Several sources of arsenic exist In this I country, notably the- deposit at Gd I Hill, I Utah, In the property of IK4 Western I Utah Coiper company jAltbbugi it was I proven by the company some lme ago, Lthat It owned, if not the cnlv large de-- i the grea'est de-- v posit In the world eloped tonliage of araenlc ore methods I of refining the mineral and p paring It for use as a sprav were not exigent 1 Recently Dr Prank' K Cameron, the eminent Salt Lake chemist, dsiovereil a process I by which the scorodile ores of the Western Utah Copper company can be treated economically and manufac-- t lured Into calcium arsenate, the form most desirable for combating the wte-v!- l. This process was eiured be the Salt Lake Insecticide company a Utah the officers and larges, t stockholders of which are Pavtjr'.et. R. I. men. among whom are- - Thomas president, William K Tool vice 5 president. GOorge R Ramsbottom, seerc-- s tar , Frank G Rowley treasure. Lres-rto- n D Richards of Salt Lake Is th other Dr Cameron will act as gen-- ( f director. eral manager t Work on the plapt of the new Inseoti icide company, according to Mr Row!, , who has promoted the financing of the , venture, has been started The building, t situated on the west bank of the Jor- dan river between First South and See- -' ond South streets, will be 200 by 80 feet and sufficiently large to house two units, the combined capacity of which will be 1 100 tons daily. At first, only one unit of tons will be Installed. Preliminary fifty -operations, it is expected, will be started the first of November. Contracts already held by the company call for delivery L - 5 January Treatment Simple. The process evolved ty Dr Cameron fit comparatively simple in operation. The ore i ttist ground to a desired mesh and then leached by caustic soda solution, hlch extracts the arsenic content. By th ufte of lime or lead or zinc oxide, the arsenic is recovered in the form6 of a calcium arsenate. The caustic soda is ' then regenerated, that is, treated so that ,it cananbe used again with the Salt Lake By agreement Insecticide company, great reserves of arsenic ore, already blocked out and available for mining in all, a ' large enough to supply the hole tonnage worlds demands for the next forty ears become an asset to the Western Utah Copper company. Through the marketing of ecorodite ores, officers of the Western LtaA Copper company hhve that sutn. I NEW YORK, Aug 12 The fact that the railway executives in their session vesterdav (hose to negotiate a secret meeting w th iYesldent Harding before tel.lng the public about the poasrbillties of a settlement was held In railwav quarters today as indicative of a termination of the strike some time next week. One of the personal friend, of Chat-In- s when he heard that the steelmaker and hia associates had purchased control of the Ftutz Motor company sent Here is hia friend a letter of advice a scheme bv which vou can put Your Upper picture shows surface tramway and min portal of Western Utah Copper company at Gold Hill ' Contact of lima, company fn mly on Its feet, he- - wrote lone.flranodiorlte, along which have been blocked out enormou deposits of arsenical ores, is designated by black lin. Do what all the rest of them are doing light car, put a price of Porphyry dike to right Is shown. Center Camp of company, Including shops, bunkhouse and other building. Lower-Loa- ding Get out d small, about $100 on it. payaiout $1 a week, and bins, surface tramway and branch road of Western Pacific railway. do not forget to name it the 'Charley You could sell mill ons of Sihwab' cient revenues tan be derive to develop levels. Samples of the shoot o) r.ed up them In a most thoiouh and ssu.maiic man- on the 700 15 4 per cu t coj per and ner the corporation s large estate ounces of dvtr A bed of 41 per cent Bankers representing the bondholders It is not the intention of the Insecti- rrscmi, ore haa also beon deveopd at of the Republic Motor Truck company cide company to compete in anv way ih s depth Tie ore body is a replaceand the creditors of the company have with iocal smelters which are'nunufao ment in a m irl icized lime nlong a lure reached an agreement on the f.nan'dal contact Details luring white anwnic Uepupnent of reorganization of the eompans Output of this Ust product, acoiding to Mr Rowley, u suf- the prepertv Is of a virv modem tv pc A probably will be issued early next week Murfai a trail way connects the mine with ficient omj to meet the demand for spras A(tiv.t of the Salt the loading bins on the railroad Steel prices continue upward and furLake Insecticide company udl be confined ther advances are predicted In the trade. to the manufaitme ot calcium arsenate The average price of eight leadng proda ton this week, can be ucts was quoted at which, bv the Camerm roc an made, it is aid at a jrhe that will peradvarne of $109 a ton, the gain be Lower in Week In mit its use on a most econ miical basis th price ing due to the rise in combating the weevil menace iron, steel plates, beam and bars 12 CHICAGO, Burdensome reAt a t ot which is nominal In comAug with a iovy of level During1 Week in Fi- current compaies in the latter pant of th lum $12 12 established parison with thA result, ceipts, slackness of demand both docan he ued in dusting alfalfa andajenate weevil Tebruary. Business Shows The mathineiv is simple of operation and mestic and foreign, and bearish aspects capable of treating large areas of plants of the government crop report have led In a normal year the automobile In a small amount of tin o In the sonin to dec.dedly lower prices this week for witnesses a rush of genera'iv More Less J O Tavhr of the I mud Mites buieau all grain Compared with a week ago, bu ng In the spring, foJowed by a falling of entomologv savs cakium arsenjite ran wheat th s off in demand abound July 1 Such a to morning wa down be used at an expenditure of $ arr acre movement was witnessed this year, but corn off 34c to 5'iC, and oats an estimate vv hi h imlichs the tnt uf to J1?? tne fallng off In demand has not been prov isiona showing a the powder, labor and ih pre ,atln on 8c (hack of 17cwUh ss large as in other years, according to to 3.7c machmer figures on production for July, as furotwithstandJng transportation dlfflcul-- t nished bs the trade. A total of 216 610 ea arrival of wheat a primary cenBy! Effective. ALEXAK DER DANA NOYES. cars and trucks were produced last month, Dusting ter's were m excels of the movement a M7W YO'-K- , B this method of protection nuinat At i? 12 For the finan- according to the Nat'onal Automobile fdr ago ard before aa well as after the Thl Is a record of Commerce the weevil, crops have iten urease hot eminent crop reirt, were accom- cial tommurity todiyo hours of busipcss Chamber for anv corresponding month In the h from 50 to 300 per tent cf panied bv new low prUe records foi tne ended ike many other IXpene in the third largest fortof and the the industry Confident. on dtjs the part of domes, dusting alia fa with cal lum Hicnate is seism est mated bv Uvree I I eve- - in tharce tb hovers give evidence of having teen night pat. with alinx-- t lompkte lick of of any month on record. of the lot al st ttlon of the mud Mate checked by disturbed indust! iai condi- knowledge of J 1st what action had been of the federal trade tom bureau of entorndogv at The re'-oran acre tions with foreign purchases apparecit-- h Liken at the important labor conferences, miss on on Its f.nding In connection with whuh imhidts the c st of the prt deholds: back because of uncertainMes tv v ith Uus th intnrmauon thejnent Investigation of the pending citato it preciation of nncchrtiesv and rutfsstrv relttd more or ks to the ifiteralUed would l6 nud& fubhc n t mirty h urs steel mergers Is expected to be made hrcd labor excluding wages of1 the corfererirt at London to reports Id of corn forecast in the Rftr the c oaing of the maikcL Tne big farmer amd his team People public on Monday, according end market, In the financial d'strlct today Regarding the smajhu? of alfalfa by government crop report more thin offset do imt often k k t a beari-h as in all marm a arsenate factor the government the gram Ne.un in inmpounds nrjer, for relief non ofk e bul etm entitl'd of a somewhat fin mcial iuipeor4 concerning the kets the Sprav ing for the ond tol'v a inactvitv feakgvted bv Weevil !r Reeves, T K dinun iched estimate. regordng wheat Oiamberlain scentlhe ass stRnt, and K Government figures as to oats nlo proved little extent ccjiUj U tt v pended JudgM Pick, held ass stacit cereal and forsse a 'handicap on efforts to upho d gram ment On the stuk market xh dav s insect ton estimation, makes the fo lowing values. Ta)k of a pnrfiable increase of ehangrAwln prkes wre inirlv dvited advan-t- a statement the movement of wheat to Chicago was end UeJins niuaty of W L. Johnson of Vernal, chairman and Seldom his ,mv newly iftommnded current ?s the week drew to a Upe inportame of Graotsville and J. A. a week in which, method of insect control been of In At the end with arrivals in J. L. Wrathall the northwest from tne Scorup of Provo comprising the execuhifegtjarriid aga nwt 'hi tire as new spring crop reported as gradually the wck pro. ektlug the drift of financial tive coynmlttee of the Utah Cattle and alfalfa weevil markets It has teen tested becoming liberal his indicated htrerrgtb, not Growers' association, are called to cvcrv season fir w rn vears and the Corn and oats shared the descer t of weak! fss an I luve'alm s rather than Horse next J. M MacFarlane meet Thursday conditions noeevsarv to suces nave been wheat to new low prices for 3922 Neel desjxm lent it is natural to tne acof the association, will vice ls president (arifullv nsvrt uneil It believed that of rain in the corn belt was given but count of the g wlpoh would now also. In alt probability, he present as an mot of the difficulties have been pro- httle notice exift if the lain r tr igle had not ocof the committee Mr. vided HgTinet, and it is certain that the 1rovls.ons were depressed with hogs curred in its form, or had been MacFarlanemember is, aince the death of Alonzo farmers who Uied it In 1919 aie satisTne influences which and gram alreidy nett el BrinkerhofT, acting executive head of the fied woukI thtm iiave governed financial association-The cofit of the operation is tfifPn and fman iai values arc easily Resolution In memory of Mr. Brlnker-hocompared with the returns. Improveneierininf d, tht wnud Le the remarkand arrangements for having the ments will doubtless be mide In tne maably a undint vicd u now lndkjel for association and the arenkoi poisons, but represented gt the midyear chinery of orders in the the tht proa-the nnthod is at present a radical sucmeeting of the Americal National Livewteel fade, tne Inorw ng raih iv traffic cess. and no fvrner in the territory instock association at Denver, August- 25 DKRUX, Atir 'I the ARRiviate-- l the imexitetedp i jpid pa' mg off of the and 26, will come before the committee fested or threatened bv the alfalfa weevil Iti-'-x- ) DcutRthUnd I cbe r Ail x has frozen credits The dWhmtiv imcan afford to overlook It come hacK us Gtnnanj s national funs? provement of bumev? c m iitiohs In the One of the factors, which will plav no after thiee vein of disrtpute during south and west the ampUix reserve of in success of the the fthhh it was looked upon by the sup- the, country a i Pi king? unimportant part and the change, brought the rate up to the price new industry, s the excellent trans- porters of the Ucpi t llean Kovornment as consuent certainty of syalcm continued e.isy of a wfck before, when the acute tension an anthem fitted only for import I'ism rncriev portation facilities afforded bv the at the London conferom e had rot ocforty-se- x In bn proclamation! on the Dlroervance railroad of the This la a com! Inatloti which under curred. Sterling regained most of Ha Aestem Pacific whuh connects the mine of the third minivi riarv of the ratification ordinary cercumManca woulu prowum-abl- v decline from tile week's hlgheat rate, and t m lin of line with th-ithe at WenJover the republican tonstHution ITcsldont have inytrod financial opefulneas for portal recovery the days news sugMineralization in the Vestern Utah Ebert to med the son-- -' a rallvlna erv and rising nu Vets, To what extent tt lias gested more reasons than the turn of fs extent.-Oof vast n Copper nine the for all defen lers of the new Lerrtianx, been ouirbaan ed ns iin immediate event at tho Jjtmdcn conference. The surface the dopoe t has bem wotted by and It rend.tion by the band while he mfiiene bv the pMwdt dities of the lalvor cabled statemei t of Great Britain a forFrom the sur- rex tewed the troops before the reh'hsta the g!or hole mothod deadhxk wsm perh ipa f il y measured eign trade in July showed so substantial face to the lowest level the ion the min- building yesterday was greeted with by the halt wh cn has nccurrHl in the lncreass In exports over recent months . On the eral values are persistent financial markets, a i iue, however and so oonrfderabie reduction of Imports Su0 feet long and level the ore shoot Is cut down The newspapers say the president's bv no outwaid evidence of surplus that the lmpcrt r lamation has restored irom ten to eighty feet wide or the anthem bv eight or ten ntllions to proi miKgfvIng to a figure pi tVhat work has been done on the 70fi the meaning originally Intended for It A evidence of changing in other recent months and than entiirent sterling Indicates that the mineral zation is a& and fieed it from the stigma of party a fore an exchance market wan more only Ruglitly above the prewar monthly At i hi denthas on the upper politic. YtAn)v po&.tivo. Further recovery in Fren h ex- - figure uiy one-ha- GROPES lf Grain Prices Register Prices i Dnft nancial or Strength. 2c 4!, JJark I Eim. v wk counter-influenc- Growers of Livestock Will Meet Thursday out-loc- thor-oijrh- ly io nt Deutschland Ueber Alles Restored as National Hymn ? broad-gaug- ft hniet ll e, le 1 ii re-A- ct low-e- C' -- r- ovrvUseS Af 'i ' 'v ; 't ?y 4 j tJ if v ' il ' Mjr 4 s ftf-'-f : $ , . cSi-. V v f" , - '? ''- - S! To annex scores of speed records of the times and to win the Indianapollt classic is somo record, and it belongs to Joe Dawson, pictured here,, TH t 5 IT LIKE I Investors Await Settlement o Labor Troubles; Some Shares Advance. NEW YORK. Aug-- . 12 The strong techn cal position of the stock market was strikingly Illustrated this week when to move higher prices continued ground In the face of increasingly wserious strike developments Trading was restricted, however, Investors apparently being dispose i to await the settlement of the coalc amp rail marstrikes before Indulging in exten-dvket operations, but attempts of short into were terests bring out liquidation met with sturdy resistance The government s report of bumper crop conditions, lmpaited streng.b to shares of mwi grain carrying railroads, gnost of which advanced to ne-ftlgh records for the vear, with sympathetic In such as stocks International gains Harvester, Advance Rumely pfd Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward which will benefit bv the increased earnings of northwestern farmers The Increase of 140 Wu tons, In the un- fllled July contracts of the Unit'd Steel corporation was Interpreted as being due to decreased production resulting from the coal shortage rather than to an increase in new orders Weekly Iron and steel reviews continue to give of in conditions that pessimistic reportB Industry, which is suffering from Its In blitv to vet sufficient coal Further price outs iq the automobile Industry reflected the seasonal quieting dow of demand and 'production The aetlpn of the senate In increasing the tariff on fuban sugar caused a decided weakening in the prices of those stocks, but they rallied later on reports of the fine statistical condition of that Leather and shoe stocks also indusyv on Senator Lodge s announceImproved ment that hidestand leathers would be on In list the new tariff list. the free Fluctuatons, In the call money rate between 3H and 6 per cent were ascribed to the seasonal domahd for funds In the agricultural but the districts, supply Was plentiful at all times. Forwere unsettled at the beeign exchanges ginning of the week on the unfa roraole news emanat ng from the meeting of allied premiers in London, but they strengthened later on the prospect of an agreement being reached on the tx Business in foreign quest'on. exchange, however, was virtually at a standstill because of cable congestion, local banka experiencing long delays In their European cables. L Marie Assessment Work Is Completed 1 fa ' . rd Wall Street Topics. M i Assessment work for the flsriil veals 1 of on the thirty nnd claim of the L Moyle mining company,, situated nine miles from Grants, v e. in the Btansbury d strict, has been completed, according to J V Long Jr , manager. Notwlthtind'ng this fact, op- eratc-ri- s will be continued to develop conditions which have been d sclosed as a result of recent work The adit being run on Fait I ake No 2 claim, at a point SOD feet from the portal, has encountered, aavs Mr. Long te contact the obtectlve About ten Inches of mineralized gangue and showing cons ilerable manganese values in silver and lead, lies Dvlf-lnon the 'vein on this contact wll. be ymitiuel to the south to pro' peel several Intersections of extensive and richly mineralized veins. In an old working on the Priscilla claim, one wall of the vein being followed said Mr Long yesterday, sloughed off and exposed about fourteen Inches of Samore Itrr Jn a bedded formation. aa ples Taken of this2 showing assayed follow Silver, 16 ounce, lead, 23 7 per In-o 37 8 8 cent cent cent line, per per Mr Long tible and 7 4 per rent Iron plan to have this vein explored as soon possible. 1921-19- 1922-192- 11 lime-quar- low-gra- g CITY Joe Dawson, World Speed in Participates Reliability Runf N. Star, JLocal Famous Joe Dawson, acclaimed on of the pluckiest, cleanest and most sport- automobile" Ing racing champs of the demonstrated his world, unmistakably presence In Salt Lake yesterday by putting his racing hand to the helm of the Uupmobile reHabllity run machine and sending the car through the wind. Joe Dawson record as a racer is as The year bracing an 'his famous grin 1909 saw him an automobile mecl anic to first aid another racing champ, 1910 promoted him to the drivers seat, where, two years later. In 1912, he won the spe' tacular international auto race at Indianapolis The years that followed won him several hundred minor races and g permanently installed him in 500-mi- le sport-lovin- g hearts as a speedster, with more nerve and generosity than is commonly allotted even to champ keen-witte- quick-actin- d, racers. Ills top record pronalilv creil ited to the year 1917, when he broke the world 8 record by traveling 1898 miles in a continuous run at Sheepshead Bay At the present time Joe Dawson is chief demonstrator for the Marmon factory, establishing standardized service over the lAdv ) country, twenty-four-ho- AFFECTS STEEL Unfilled Orders at Mills In crease; Copper Remains on a Basis of 14 Cents. NEW YORK, Aug 12 Steel mill V have a large number of unfilled, order on their books, but production Is slowing up on account of the scarcity ef fuel The market has been very unsettled, with an ur- gent demand for prompt delivery, but little aasuranee of early shipment. PU Iron Is strong and higher, owing to re- duced production, and considerable tor eign Iron is being imported, which meets a ready demand Copper remains on the basis of 14 cents delivered for prompt October shipment and about 4c higher for later shipment. 1 here has been a fair export trade recently with leading European countries, and the export price of the Copper Export association ia still a shade over 14 cents, f. o b. New York. It Is said that few second-han- d dealers have any metal Domesto offer for near-b- y shipment tic business of moderate volume and the undertone firm, but production by United State smelters la said to be slowly but steadily Increasing Business in tin has been hampered by the' breakdown In cable service, and the market Is quiet, especially for prompt shipment, most of the demand being for Ihter months Lead was steady, with metal ores here for prompt delivery. Producers have been hindered In efforts to Increase output by labor shortage. Kmc was easier, although the general undertone seemed confident, as producers say the August output is almost enDemand has been checked tirely sold somewhat by strike conditions Antimony dull, but sellers are not disposed to accept concessions. 1 DENTS Ai PEKVER, Polo ,12 Tunic Receipt., Steers $7 Ollittio flo, raws, NOTICE 19 HEREBT market, steady GIVEN THAT $t V0&T SO- - mires fa flO9W. bulls, 82 (f$ the undersigned, T-- M Samuels, do4 00, $4 7344 feeders, $6 00(7 40, stackers, the under firm name and business ing 792 8 2V t, Top Hogs steady. Receipts, 2M . $9 90, with one lead st $9.25 Sheep unchanged Receipts nonet market JO OO'w.12 25. ewes. $5 Lambs, fit t!6 SOCIALIST IS CANDIDATE. MINNEAPOLIS M nn . Aug 12 lima M Olaon of Minneapolis has been selected by the state Socialist partv as It candidate for governor at the November elecDecision tion. it was announced today to place a th ket In the field was reached after an agreement to withdraw the support of the party from the Farmer-1-ab- o r ticket. It was said. WOMAN a style of the Eagle Gate Pharmacy, at No. 51 North State street. Salt Lake City, Utah, has sold and transferred hi Interest Sn said business to C. S. Mils, and any cred tors of said Eagle Gale Pharmacy of T. M Samuelson are hereby notified to present their elalme within ih rty dave hereof The undersigned hereby give notice that he .will be reno debt tncurred sgalns sponsible for the above business on or after August L 1922. EAGLE GATE PHARMACY. By T. M. Samuelson 113 Emerson avenue, xifj S |