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Show 11 DR. K. M. JONES mu! Surgeon. . Tir Tfalvgnl Price Utah. ML cTTAT,ES T. ROSE ytnlv-U- At er a and Surgeon the MilH'urn Residence. Eighth Streets. Cor-en- d 1TJCB. UTAH J. A. JODY DR. FfaytA-U- n od surgeon Telephone PBS t !e, bui they are strong in their and have reasons tLeivfor, liiai the industry has seen its dark-ei-)t w- -n c. THE BAND DANCE Thursday, March 17th dayi. E. F. Chambelain. EltH'ic, UK Slot II SW Marshall predicts there will be a "'vl tanff by April 1st, predicating 1 statement on assurances given in U ashing. on, 1). C, that a sjweial session of congress will be called aud that one of its first considerations will be the of the Ford-ne- y RIVER MARKET TEELS EFFECT bill or some similar emergency measure exjiected to stand until the CHICAGO CONDITIONS. new administration can work out and give effect to its permanent tariff ST. PATRICK'S DAY. Pries Commercial and Sheep ud Lambs Decline a Quarter lolicy. Stocken and Feedere Hold Own FORDNEY BILL IS VETOED. OOETZMAN BUT COMING UP LATER ON Come in Quantity But Sell B. Hoge db. H. Deoda Out Readily Inquiry for ShearPresident Wilson's veto of the! ing Lambe. and Extraction. Price Fordney emergency tariff bill was a Utah jffgcMsl Bank Bldg.. Price. disappointment to the woolgrowers aud suganneu of Utah. It will be "Sr. santord BALLINGER " noted that in his veto message Presi- Correspondence The Sun. Dentist KANSAS CITY, Mu., March dent ilson said: "It is obvious that Utah mi Building. Price. for all classes of live stuck for the commodities, except sugar and was fairly active, hut increased re- wool, mentioned in the measure which DR. I. J. ANTON of our or-- : ceipts gave buyers the advantage aud niake up the greater Dentist prices were slightly lower. Fat cat- gunized international trade, the im--! I and 10. Siivsgni Building, tle were quoted down fifteen to twenty-- puls rau have little or no effect on Bson PRICE, UTAH five cents, compared with last the price of the domestic products.! si- -j A weeks close. Stockers and feeders Recognition of the eculiar ALEXANDER HJWABT, held steady. Sharp declines in Chi- tiou of the two vital Western indus-- j CANNON cago and Eastern markets set hug tries is, of course, of small avail when Attorncjm At Law prices here down fifteen to twenty-fiv- e the duties sought by congress on' tiaventh. Floor the Deseret National cents. Offerings were cared for these two are nullified by the veto, Utah. nik Building. Salt Inks City, Utah. gjJVtfnl Building. Prioe. readily. Sheep and lambs were twenty-f- But it is believed that members of ive rents lower. Top lambs $9.50 nth jwrties in the present congress Ik A. McGEE ill also recognize the osition of and ewes $5. 5. Receipts today were Attorns At LamiHil aud sugar, and in the tariff leg13,500 cattle, 12,500 hogs and 12,500 which is regnrded as certain, islation, sheep, compared with 11,000 cattle, Booms I and I. Bllvagni Bldg. PRICE. UTAH 12,000 hogs and 17,000 sheep a week provisions wiU be made to protect ago, and 10,180 cattle, 14,705 hogs the two. FERDINAND ERICKSEN and 12,000 sheep a year ago. Chicago It should lie noted that F. J. Hagen-InirtAttorney At Law president of the National reported a lilieral supply of beef catTIT Judgs Building aud lower prices, and the decline Woolgrowers association, F. E. Martle, SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. there weakened the market elsewhere shall, secretary, and other sheepmen, and Judge H. II. llolapp, president Here some sales were twenty-fiv- e OLIVER X CLAY cents lower, but the bulk of the offer- of the United States licet Sugar Attorney At Law association, spent ings sold down only fifteen cents. At Manufacturers Office Room 9. Sllvagnl Building. lower prices demand was sufficient considerable time in Washington, D. the PRICE, UTAH to effect a good clearance. Average C., presenting the cases of their industries, both as to the HENRY RUOGERI quality of the offerings was not as good tariff bill and the immanemergency At week a as law Most sales at were Attorney ago. schedules ent which the new con(8.50 to (9.75. Top (10.00. Cows sold Office at the County Courthouse. is expected to enact. gress at to with (5.50 "canners (7.50 PRICE, UTAH (3.75 to (4.50. Heifers brought (6.50 Refuse to Meet Demand. to (8.75, and mixed yearlings up to OLIVER C. DALBY Woohnen will not pay more than $9.75. Yeal calves were quoted steady Attorney At Law In proiortion to total receipts of the price jut head for shearing than Office, Eko Theater Building, cattle the supply of Stockers aud was agreed upon during the National Ground Floor. feeders was small, and last weeks Woolgrowers convention up at Salt PRICE, UTAH. prices were well maintained. In some Lake City, according to Willard HanB. W. DALTON rases selected feeders were stronger. sen Jr., secretary. "The price we Attorney At Law Most of the thin steers rame from agreed to pay shearers was nine cents New Mexico and Texas. Feeders a head and a dollar a day was the Office Eko Theater Building. sold up to (9.00 und stinkers up to price agreed uKn for board. It has iieen reported that the shearers unFREDERICK E. WOODS (8.75. Attorney At law Hog prices which reached the high- ion is about to demand more, but est level of the winter packing sea- such demands are futile. The shecji-me- n Booms 14 and li, Rlivagnl Block. cannot afford to jay more beson last week were lowered again toPRICE, UTAH cause the market is so low that wool in Chicago or day by a run of 61,000 would then be produced at a great J. E. FLYNN twice the at as market nearly many Licensed Undertaker and as a year ago. Here the prices were loss. Woolgrowers would rather let Kntbalmcr cents. the wool stay on the backs of the down fifteen to twenty-fiv- e 99. Telephone Top (10.15 and the bulk of sales sheep for another year. PRICE, UTAH (9.25 to (10.00. Figs up to (11.00. The offerings were sold out by noon. WITH THE LIVE STOCKMEN E. M. FULLER OF THIS SECTION OF UTAH Civil and Mining Engineer Sheep and lambs declined twenty-fiv- e cents Choice lumlis sold at (9.25 Shearing is to licgin at numerous Attention Given Irrigation to (9.50, and Special heavy lambs (8.50 to points out in the Basin country from Work. Office, Ground Floor, Year(9.00. Ewes sold up to (5.75. West of The Run. April 1st to the 10th. The dutes will lings and wethers were lacking. There be alxiut the same PRICE, UTAH along the Denver was some inquiry for shearing lmubs in Rio Grande Eastern Utah. and W. METCALF J. and breeding ewes. No such sales cholera Notary Public and Conveyancing has An of hog epidemic were rejorted. broken out at lRaqier in Weber counDeeds, Bills of Rale and Legal Papers OUTLOOK IS VERY BRIGHT ty. Some sheep up there are sufferof All Kinds Prawn RCOKIELD, UTAH IN BOTH IDAHO AND UTAH ing from intestinal disorder. State Vetiuarian Hogganwaaon the ground BEN BEAN . Physical conditions in Utah and this week. General IainUng Contractor Idaho were never more favorable to The body of Felix Jusui, the Work. Estimates Free. the sheep industry than they are at recently killed in Grand counPhone 188M. present, F. It. Marshall, secretary of ty by one Glass, a negro cowboy, was PRICE, UTAH associathe National Woolgrowers interred at Moab on Thursday of last from week. Deceased was a native of said last Reports Monday. tion, A KOPFS STUDIO High Grade Portraits and Enlarge- - the ranges and from the woolgrow(Spain) and was 26 years of ers show that all conditions save those age- of marketing are at present most ausJ. Cecil Alter, the Utah weatherSecond Floor Rice Commercial and Savings Bank picious for sheepmen. Because of the man, has offered to supply daily easts mild winter, during which the ranges at PRICE, UTAH government expense to any rehave been for the most part open and sponsible farmer or to any inqwrtant DR. J. B. HENDERSON the feed plentiful, the losses due to dipping, lambing oi1 shearing Chiropractor. weather have been averted and sheep that is in touch with telebeen un- locality At Price, First Door West of The Sun, high price hay feeding has flnckown-er- phone or telegraph during the criti-rH to 19. noon 9 till 4 p. m. At Hel-s tire J' addition In seasons of spring activities. over Helper State bank, I till I necessary. been their to able have pare 9. m., except in the region about Hoophours Farmers Other Sundays. t home. Calls by expenses materially, both in er in Weber and Davis counties, the appointment. eliminathe reduction of forces, the of the county of Weber, tion of the added help which the us- farm bureau KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS of both counties, an the agent county of calls for, in the cutting of animal in..for Lodge Not 99. Meets every ual winter the bureau of inspector Johd. third and fourth Tuesday in wages and in other reduction of costs from Washington, D C., and dustry onlc Hall. Visiting members eeon brought alxiut by the changing Dr. It. W. lloggan, state live stock P. E. C. C.; omie conditions. E. Wheaton. K. R. Trim, md Equine. & insjicctur, are vaccinating hogs in has In some parts the lambing the locality named this week to guard Rpn.1TE AND GUARDIANSHIP started with the biggest crop in many further outbreak of hog hotlces Consult County Clerk Or against and with every indication that cholera any years which has been devastating or jwptctive Signer For Further Inf the same will le the case the balance the herds. nution, of the season just now getting under Preliminary steps, looking to the X TO 41U3)lTOnS EeUUS of way. A bumper lamb crop produced formation of a )iool to include the at a minimum of expense will give a , Gchrmsnn (sometimes Deceased. Cred-JS- J sheeinncn and iheir financial backers greater part of the1921 wool clip in w1'' present claims with Lake City a new lease of confidence in the in- Utah, were taken at Salt undersigned at Salt Lake of the wool a at last meeting seen Tuesday has winter The 0,1 or Iwfore the 80th day dustry. past U 191. COLUMBIA many changes of ownership of flocks, marketing committee named by the rMPANY, Administrator and in this course some of the green Utah State Farm bureau. This comSLfi of sheepmen from ",fTt?ank Gehrmann. I)e-- " hands who, during the war sought to mittee, composed Bramel and O. C. Dal-of bankers and the of all state, parts For opportuniAdministrator. seize what they thought m t,fTney" with the I"'!!.. Feb. 25, last Mar. 18,1921. concerned others been vitally ties for quick profits, have on record itself wool inefficplaced industry their of eliminated because of the establishment Ifr!ST' ,F SALE ALLRED DITCH the as approving iency or overreach irjg. It is an open of pf,IT,v (a Corporston), Location pool. and promised CarttoinP.I,!l F,aia of Business. Price, secret among many sheepmen ''unt'. Utah Notic e: There bankers that in not a few instances Woolgrowers are arranging for the a uPn tock of said All- - the over extension was due to an sheuring season that is exjiected to red rw. h company, on account of u- credit on a too high begin about April 1st, says the Moab n the 21st day of oversupply of Times. Chairman Henry Moss of the the amounts set np- - priced basis. But with these rough have been shearing committee of the Utah State and names they eliminated, the respective sjsits WehMders ns follows: eliminated in many businesses other Woolgrowers association is appreAmount than that of stockraising, the indus- hensive over the situation as he does Shares Due Panal Co. 2526.66 8232.66 try as a whole finds itself now on a not see how growers can pay more head. It is deon3.rJ,iM.',,,(,rdanve with law and an more solid footing than it ha had lor than nine eents per are now bping contracts hoard clared that of made directors on months. r,t January, 1921, so many market for made out on this basis, though it is his.C.,rt gfiod a of es vet Pros stork ni'llf" of ea,-- parcel of such lambs there are some who may together with many measures reported at th rl?--' "at'essary will be sold the incite different terms. for nieeliug trea" in f now the and contemplation secretary , ;pt 2n A. Oman. wool are other hopeful fac,nipnn Packing house employes throughrrunt rtah n the tors problem welroiue out the Middle West were la.--t Monthe whi'di sheepmen J:crch. 1&21, at thi hour o? 2 of lJ2'i. Neith- day advised that because of the low K n m after their adv their hankers prices obtainable for packinghouse er the 'Vkma-tor- s with the ex- product-- ; and the increase in exjien- are di1 tiding tin be-of the good the that pectation (Continued on Page Four) I they r. b. 23, I,ut Mar. 1, 1521 lines are to bir repeat e'lf Over Bank, Price. Utah. At the City Pavilion for benefit of Price Band and to show you all a Good Time. j . cmuiid DONT DANCE IF YOU IF YOU DANCE . jrt j j Theres no more to be said to you. You'll lie there anyway, and your money will go to help the bund. You'll enjoy yourself, and after the evening is over you will be more than re paid for the price you have paid, and the boys will say thank you. lluy a ticket anyway, and come up and look on and be a part of the fun. Or even if you dont come up you will be helping along a good cause at small expense to you. and something that you would donate to anyway. The boys will appreciate your contribution. j j J Refreshments Hot Dogs Lunches Cold Drinks Ice Cream. Confetti Serpentine Bright Lights Good Music. - h, res-jiecti- ve sheep-herd- er Pint-Ch- Na-vai- re rig-oro- us al Admission $1.00, Plus Tax. Ladies 10c War Tax DR. LOUISE S. BRYANT Dr. Louisa 8tovona Bryant, hoad of tho department of education of the girl ocouta, has a record of rich experience hi child psychology, school hygiane and allied aubjecto. 8ho wae the first person to publish a book on 8ho conducted tho achool feeding. school feeding inquiry for the Russell Sage foundation and then wont to Philadelphia to taka care of the social service department of the University of Pennsylvania. The country is suit! to lie undergoWe ing a wriod of readjustment. have progressed as far as the first syllable. If wars, like subscriptions, were in advance they might lie just as hard to find. yable HOME GROWN TREES Write B. H. Bower of the Provo Nursery for anything in trees, plants or in berry bushes. Ever blooming ruses. Eat Sunday Dinners With Ds Enjoy a meal that is different. Satisfy your cravings for a change. Make Sunday a day of rest. Our cooking appeals to the taste. Our prices appeal to the purse. Night and day service. NEW QUEEN CITY CAFE BLOCK PHONE 169 TURNER PRICE, UTAH al-5- ?? Stylish, Suitable, Durable and Most Reasonable call-Germa- vouch-5?V.- h? TPt-ESi- -- Fi as-!r'.- ',d , : 'V'fOsV 'A There are four good reasons why women should buy their spring millinery from us. The styles are the very latest from the fashion centers. Our variety is so great that any build or complexion can be readily suited. They are carefully and durably made and will not lose their at iractiveness by continued usage. Spot cash secured us the lowest possible prices on these goods from the wholesale houses. Only a very small profit has been added, thus enabling you to secure a realy high grade hat at a low grade price. You are invited to look them over. It is a treat to see them . Priced right, too. es m-- r es T 1 Bessie Kennedy, Millinery MAIN STREET, PRICE, UTAH Next to Eko Theater 3SBESE |