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Show THE PAYSOMAN. WEEKLY MARKET QUOTATIONS Price genen l'y lower v. i pt 'o.l5 $2.5ti; butcher eons and mu'rket- ' !.5o $8.75; feeder stcei iji.i $ i where evtei men! buhl and medium weight veil liht have euused ateudv fi tat lambs its $10; off grade huj I'litvs. mbs . 5.75 $7.5H; yearlings $5 il reeeiv at1 ,i, being hi,, oi,l tat cues $5 $3. Small ): - -- ill ayat discounts. Moil, or a i id feed, r shipments ff $2 $.1. jmt tan ill1' Ml! II 11 markets impoitant dating Nmv York. Ihumiml t,,, 12 n k ending S, pt ember (,a hl'anim eattl,. and cahes 57,47 .l"ltiy impiovial. hogs ftlftilfa being received in New $ork i7; .sloop 15.2, (i 12. an, selling from 50 ,.,2 pcr tmi.j With the exception of jsiik Quoted September 12 No. t imot ,y the course of custom wholesale New York $28.50. FhiUideljdim t.j meat prices were irregular, i Atlanta $2li, $12, Uliiciigo! was to $1 highi r; eal steady $lI, St. Louis $22, .M union puli', $18.1 idly $1 $2 loner. Lard and mutton 1 No. alfalfa - .Memphis $22, Kan to $1 higher, with ringed steady sun City It 18, Omaha No. I1 medium $17. gnide mutton $2 lower tit Omaha! some juairie Minneapolis $14.50 1ork loins declined markets. $12.50. Kansas City $10.50. $1 S i Siqiteinber jier 100 jmuuds. Teed. team ml for feels improv 12 prices good guide 'beef $14 $17; Cot ing slowly in many section. eal $20 27! ; lamb $17 $21; mutton 11 $11; tonseeil meal jirice continued to ml loins $24 $20; light poik vunee; now quoted about $2.50 per h uy loins $14 $21. ton higher than week ago. Many1 Fruits and Vegetables, Shipments evjsirteisi have withdrawn from the id' white potatoes increased to 882 li: e market anil sjieealatue bids (ms tlq. past week of which Colorbeen reduced. I.iaseed mini steady. ado shipped 212 car'. City market Sales of seed meals light. Wheat supplies liberal in New York, lieavv feeds in poor request, jmrticubnJv 1110dera'te in other mar bran. Middlings fairly active at p(q 10e New Jersey giants up 50c-$- l from bran o'er piemium York at $2.15 $2.25 backed New Storage stocks of bum and middlings P"r 100 jxmnds. New Yuk round at hike ports increased to 20,500 w bites $2.10 $2.20 r bulk lot) Alfalfa meal trade tons. quiet. Jiounds. Idaho rurals up 15c 23c in Cornfeeds in better request ami ling- Kansas ranging City and St. er volume has been booked than for 2 82.25; dull i'l Chicago at $ $5.15. sometime jmst. Quoted September Prices at most shijqiing jvoints up 12 brail $15, middlings flour 20 50c. $14, Cabbage shipments ineroas middlings $10.50 Minneapolis; 50 per ing slowlv. Northern Danish steady cent cot! oilseed meal $2.7 Atlanta, in St. Louis at $00 $05 jver ton bulk. $20.50 Memphis; gluten feed $20.15 Wisconsin domestic steady in Chicago $2.'! White hominy feed Chicago. N'ew York bnricL at $5 per St. Louis, $24 Chicago; linseed meal Danish linn in Philadelphia at $55 $58.50 Minneapolis; No. alfalfa jer ton. New York domestic me-$18 Kansas City. Colorado in most city markets. Live Stock and Meats. With the rn'i'id type 850 in St. Louis. Apple well the shipments increasing; markets exception of sheep and lambs, trend of Chicago live stock juices ipplied; demand moderate for good was downward during the pa- -t week. stock. New Yoik and Michigan Net declines on lines ranged from weelthvs $s.50 .$) per bid. in New 15c 55c jier 100 jvomids. Bit heavy hogs I'm k. Clticajgo and Cincinnati. Beef steers steadv tsburg steady at $0 $0.25. New York declining most. to 25c lower, butcher cows hist 15c, baldwins A 21-in New Feeder steers, down Yoik and Philadelphia. heifers steady. Northwest15e 25e; veal calves 75c $1.50. Fat ern boxed apples in limited sujqily; lambs up $1; feeding lambs up $t$L75 in New York. Virginia Fat owes generally advanced Jonathans ruled $10 barrel in New tiiic. September l211i Chicago prices York, eastern yellow onions steady hogs, top. $0.25; bulk of sales $0.75. at $5.50 f. o. b. shijqiing points; in steers $5.50 $4 in most city markets; $0; medium ami good beef few !,- -- 1 (.'lin-inuat- 1 1 $45-$5- 40c-75- 1 jj nnnaaumBiBSHiaisaMisir.saBiiiieftffisxEsasiiBBiHEia Big Saving on Implements We are closing out the following Implements Bt cash prices you cannot afford to overlook.' Beet Pullers Grass Seed Attach lent Potato Diggers Hand Plows Beet Wagons Tongue Scraper Manure Spreader Disc Harrow 60 2 Way Plow's Binder Knives Wagon J3 rakes Cultivators Etc., Etc. Etc. Tooth Harrow FRUIT GROWING ONE GOVERNOR (Continued most careful thought affected should bear , lig-tli- g sale at the Afodern BOY SCOUTS PROUD GUESTS The grab OP THE NEBEKER RANCHES Pharmacy tomorrow night promises to attiact general attention, real tiling new for Iayson, but The Bov Semis of Troop 1, Green merit. Advert isemert. ten very River. Wyoming, spent at DagConner Basin, tint days plea n gett comity, Utah from August -to August should begin today to make arrangements to get away for Utahs big annual State Fair. See the best of all her resources and wealth, collected and displayed at an enormous cost for your education and entertainment. Also a sensational program of sports and a Therell be something doing every mujements. minute of the week. 1021, on he A Clint a t er fifes. who was in charge, took buck with him-tGreen River some verv infen s' ing souvenirs of tlunr visit, will alwavs recall jjoiisnnt on n op The bovs are all with one accord' desirous of making another visit to this beautiful valley. The Nebe-- j ker boys, wbo aro Utah senufs, joined in their numerous activities forest George W. AValkiip. ranger next kindly invited the boys out You HOME OF SMOOT MILL WORK PROVO, UTAH -- : Er.iLLcrxBSBiiiBBB s Expert Piano Tuner Leave orders with DR. L. D. STEWART, Payson SAVE YOUR HAY From Waste in Feeding and Deterioration from the weather by having it baled HAY BALING R. G. MORBY SAI.Mt:, UTAH PAY CASH AND SAVE MONEY ON Horse Furnishings AT PAYSON Harness Shop, 84 W t. I. UTAH AVE. c. JErrsoN, S. C., CHIROPRACTOR DOUGLASS BLDG. S. Phono 12fi. Office Ilours 2 to 7 p.m. Payson Sheet Metal Works Roofing, Furnaces, Guttering All Kinds of Sheet Metal and Copper Work First North St. Near Orem Depot 25 00 pt r I W0 Slabs, Kindling Wood $5 00 per cord EASY TERMS a U nl-i.l- . 3 3 vear. A We are Paying the Highest Prices FOR POULTRY West Side Grocery Phone 112-J-- 7 PAYSON STzSrtWSMl -- OCTOBER 3 to 8 The Wood That Lasts Pay son Cann lRBBBVaE93&BSIIEI3aSZSBSafif:SIES'SZXIBlB3Z3ISaBZSEaBfli 50 inclusive, beautiful ranch owned bv the Vebc The ker family of Payson, Utah. boys wore treated rovally bv this who and generous excellent made their stav so pVamt that thev were loathe to leave. Ammon nnd Vwnglin Nebokor treat oil the boys to horo rides and rii'ti some verv interesting informs tion in connection with their the surrounding eonntrv. whih the Indies of the Nebeki r family on tertained them at n splendid banquet Ammon Nebeker. senior who is one of the oldest Utahns, bom in Utah, a UD8. and therefore in TVbmnry also born scout despite his age, made himself one of the bov. b:e:r JONES BROS., SAW MILL L. K. STEWART, Jr. n ! TJDAIPA AY Barn Timbers, Joists or Rafters. p' or m NATIVE LUMBER mind Sixth. Home owners contemplating improvements may liml temjioiaiy for many of the most in cash, $2d, The employment Hoston 15c. Where funds deserving applicants. and will apricots grapes DeG ain. For the week Clneago for jirivate or public available pro thousand dollars, cember wheat down and where conditions je closing :it to fruit exjierts there enterprises 1 8 1 corn December $1.20 at 8; work should be started. aji such justify, ,IOt ID'oood in the Pay M,u' 1iiees nd:inrcit tiist foiir!,S will stimulate emjdovMuent 54,C. mull soil valley or on the benches that It news with week and bnlbsh ilavs of overcome tow a aid tendency delay tie could not set out in orchards to i ommission and lieavv buying by and consequent stagnation. the great piolit of the owner. It seaboard houses lnu jirolit taking, I' estimat'd that tluie are about Each Community Responsible. evening up for th, week and in- 150 acres of in Iayson, in ground a in visible resulted creased supply Seventh. Each community should vacant lots and yards, that could be Wet weather decline. retarding' utilized toi a unit as with own its jleal probgrowing jieaehes, nearly movement all grains. Milling di- -l Some limy decide to establish lems. which is not at present of Visible maud rather slow. jiplyj biiieaus as a convenient Conservative clearing wheat 42,100.000 bushels, an ineretitsci an nicre of ground house where unemployed may register of 5,550,0011 busliels for week. Counand that at arid where those who can furnish Visible corn lighter. try offerings mako the fact ninv from $1 to employment a supply corn 11,250,000 bushels, ' 1 1 $1.5(1 jier bushel, this vacant ground known. decrease of 201,000 bushles for week. Eighth. Bi ople who are emjdoveit may be made to produce, in jieaehes alone, about $50,000, this in addition should not leave their homo town MISSIONARIES TO TELL to the revenue now being derived until they have exhausted all means EXPERIENCES IN RUSSIA at their command to find emjdoymcut from fruij raising. There is too often view of the net profit from rais- where they live. In Mrs. P. Wilder Mr. and Ellis, it' disposition on the part of those wo it is that jieaehes surprising who are guests at the home of the ing to in 1aysnn ii re temporarily out of lots and employment yards ninny Wildmun Mrs. !!ov. and Murjdiy, seek centers. the This adds to to waste. larger is It go Mid who have just returned from permitted Estimated that the total eos of pro only to the perplexity of the situalamb, miionary wink in foreign the already un in ting and increases will tell of their experiences in the dueing jieaehes, aside from the 1 crest on land investment, spraying wiehly transient population. of darkest countries imrope tonight In conclusion this jmint nay lie pruning, is 50 cents a bushel For live years and in the Tabernacle. honest which pays for jacking, jiacking and emjihnsized: Work, woik, Ellis labored Mr. ami Mrs. among and a relation between At a $1 sympathetic the bushel, the Armenians, Kurd si. Talks and in shipping. men seems to be tho need of the northwest Persia, and were in Rus- lowest price paid to jYrodueCTS this hour. Utah is hajqry and fortunate is the should and season, profit large sia during the most critical period indeed, and it ia safe to ns serve utilan the predict for inducement on recent war, and following the all vacant lots in the city (hat by careful though mid prompt advise of the American consul left ization of The setting out of orchards or even action on the jiart of all our citi for America while passports could a small number of trees on all of zens wo shnll emerge safely into an Mrs. Ellis before marbe secured. of the vaeatitj lots and yards of Bay-so- era of confidence and business nnd h MisR Sjnn-isof l.ee war I.essiP riage would add materially every year industrial revival. Fork. to the wealth of the city ami eon sidering the small amount of effort SWARM DAY OBSERVED BY JUNIORS THROW IIUGE PAYSON BEE mVE GIRLS and the minimuuf of loss AT THEMSELVES necessary, EOUQUETS bv frost, Iheiv is every reason why Swarm Day, an annual event should be beautiful, as is Fasyon the summer work of the Priding themselves oil being the central jmrtion of Brigham City, class in the liveliest Mutual Improvement Ladies lny non Young this sjilemlid industry. vear by school the juniois, who last the ait'Ociatioiq was observed by were sojihomores, submit the followthree wards last Tuesday Iayson their MANY GATHER AT BIER OF ing from the prolific jen of evening. MRS. IVEY OPENSHAW Emma Miss liar authorized reporter, The First ward offered its program ris: in the amusement hall before a large Hurrah! For the junior class-- . The main Uuneml services for Mrs. Ivy (in ajipeciative audience. We all know w.utt a live class Ojicnsluivv were conducted in the portion of th,. program consisted of thn sojvhmores were hast year, hav- ward meeting house, Spring Luke, on a series of tableaux representing in ing the best program and taking AVodnesdnv of hist vvedk nnd were seven jiietures the various jdinses of ilrst prize at the Ag club ball, mud largely attended by those who had Bee Hive work, religion, home, do partie.-- . showing isteemed Mrs. Ojicnsliaw as one of mestie art, health, out of doors, busi having the best than any other class in the most valued members of more pep The second society. ness and public service. Of course Mrs. 0enshnw was about the Bayston high school. motherhood. five part was in honor of thirty this year wo will do better than ever years of age, the daughter of Mr. Seals were awarded by Alisa Johnson We met last Thursday and elect- nnd Mrs. Bart Race of Goshen. 8hc and Mrs, Lucy Dixon of the stake ed our officers, which arc: is survived by her husbnnd and three board. The home work of the girls President, N'liomm Wilson. children, Fav Levon and Mackey. was shown by n beautiful display Loveless. Wayne She also leaves one sister, Airs. Vel-f- of fancy fruit, work, jyreserved Secretary and treasurer, (lien Emit. in Potter of Burley, Ida). Willard gowns nnd millinery. Social manager, Naomi Ellsworth. IVix of Winncimickn, Ida., Oral HuntThose who attended me celehation Reporter. Emnm Harris. nnd Melvin in the Second ward are loud in praise ington of Springville make Tnpliham of These officers we know will Lcnn of the excellent progmm. Hnntaqnin. the year lively and successful as they after conducted by Wilkins of thn stake board, Tile services were are already exhibiting their The sjienk-er- paying high compliment nnd deserved Bishop Herman Twede. The whole junior class went to were Charles H. White, Braxton tribute to the young Indies, presentSalem Tuesday afternoon on the 5.15 Barnett nnd Walter Menlove. first Ten received Those ed tho awards. water from out of town at the funeral rank and three the second.- - There and all enjoyed the bigg'o-Boat- were bust of the season. melon Mjron Openshaw of California, was a splendid display of fruit, toys ing was also enjovod, after which thev Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of and needlework. Just watch all returned on the 8.50. wns celebration Air. and Mrs. Walter Harper The Third ward (he juniors go. of Provo, Mr. and Mrs. Huntington hol,l in the Tabernacle, At the conof Sprincrvillo, Mr. a d Mrs. Toplmm clusion of n social hour home made . The Man reaps what lie sows unlesS of Sartaquin and Mrs. Lizzie for sale. candy was offered Me is an amateur gurclener.- - Wa sh- Alias LorninJ and awarding of seals wns made by ATis Ojienshnw Airs. Harry Bean of Salt Lake. ington nenrld. Hales of the stake board. of money on their building material. Send tis a list of the material you need and we will do the rest. XBBBBBBaKBBBSSKfcBlBKBBB:iiKEC.3.B&BI.Sk232ii:3XEKBb2Ern in dntiou. We are saving a lot of people a lot iKosKfiijir-rsrtaK.a- ones that the era of extravagance and sjH'cuhi-tioare over; we aro now down to serious thiuking and wooer action, pmleuvoriiig to build on a solid foun i I PHONE 20 and the 1 Om hundred parcels at $1 each at the Modern Pharmacy gSnb sale tomorrow from 7:50 to ll p. m. Every parcel a surprise and wonderful bar- gain. Advertisment. BBBBBrB12!Za3ft!3r$lBiaD7C3IIXB9BBBXBBRBB8S'71VBXBBB! KIMLODT iLlJIVI 1) Ojicn-shavv- BBBBBBBBBBBBBBSESBEBBX2XX3 I Bilge county of Utah, stato of Utah, a meeting of the stockholders of said coijsiration is hereby called and will Ixi hold at tho office of the said l av so,, t fity, county of Ftah, state of Utah, at the office of Mini coijnirntion in tho Joseph TV. Fniibmiks residence, on the Dth day of Oetolzer, . D., 11)21, at the hour of 8 o'clock, p. iu. on that day for the purjKiM' of consiib'iing and acting ujKm the projiositum of adding mi article to the articles of ineor-' i at in of said corporation to be known :i ARTICLE A vl. and vvliiih shall read as follows: ARTICLE AVI. The issued and outstanding capital stock of this eoqiorat'ou shall by tho board of directors t'or the purjvoses nnd in the manner piovidcd bv the laxvs of the state of Utah. LYMAN KAlPLE, 8 eretarv. -- Spanish .SA V UNO from i CO-O- P THE OLD Fork, Utah WHAT A APPEALS s M m a . See this stock before Inning any implement; vve likely have just what vou want at a lower price than you expect. Special attention is called t . our S fOUGHTON WAGONS P Muldle-we'ter$4.50 $1.75. yellow globes steady to linn $2.25 $5.75 in middle-- ext. i u cities n Plow Shares Rakes Spring Tooth Harrow Grain Drills K lhiladi lphia 1G, 1921 markets OF MOST IMPORTANT Dairy Products. Butter firm; prices now ruling 1 I'.j higher f than a week ago. Offerings PAYSON INDUSTRIES o; f., lrebmin-iiirery senree. (.y go0ls released today stoiage repoiter Caitisl Starts shows coering entire Si ptember 1 total holdings !2,24ii,n(") The inqioitauce of the fiuit grow 115,558,(100 O'.iiiids, com pi red with mg iidurtiv to Invson may be leal live minds a year ago aid with d li'im the s' iiieiiient that jietirh-tlii- ' smnds. ld,5:'ii,iiild vi ar average of season will bring to 12 New I ork seore; Closing ju ices of l'ny sou and vicinity Flnladi 12; Clnetigo 4ll:11c; Ipliia 42e; HUH IIa7- in PAYSON. UTAH, SEPTEMBER NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS A N N NOUCEM ENT Autumn Quarter of the Uni of Utah will open September 22. Students arc urged to register promptly. i Increased Facilities Enlarged Faculty l.argist ctudeut body in the his . lory of the Institution as.u-edBourses in home economics author izod by State Tiegisla'ure. SCHO S OF THE. UNIVFRSITY School ol Arts nnd Sciences. School of Education.School of .Mines no Engineering School of Me be m. School of Law. School iff Commerce and Financf Exteu ion Division. S' i d for Catalogue. The vorsit.v - Notice is hereby given tint in pur siiance of a resolution of 'he bmird of directors of the Utah V: iley Mill ing & Vroducp ciniponv. a corporation organized and existing under 'he laws of tae of Ufnh. adept-e- l at a apecn! ueetiig of said board duly held on tho Hth dav of September, A. D., 1221, nt the office t of said corporation in 1nvson City, te j UNIVERSITY OT Salt Laky UTAH |