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Show THE SUN, PRICE. PAGE TWO UK U FIFTEEN DOLLARS AT Rlffl i I An Unusual By DOROTHY WHITCOMB SinmUlI Srvlc or better. With receipts of horses sliphtly lurg-e- r Ilian h week npo, lielter demand was suppl ed at unehiiuped prices. Indications arc that auction prices for mules will lie steady. UTAH PACKERS ARE TO BE SUPPLIED LOCALLY KiDKX, Feh. If. Farmer of Ftuh and Iduiio will by November be supplying Ftuh puckers with euonph hops so that it will not lie necessary to import them from Omaha, Neb., is the prediction of James Brennan, peneral maunper of a local imekinp company. The pndietion is based on the result of Rn invest ipution of the inenasinp interest the farmers of the Interinoiin-tai- n States have taken in the hop industry duriup the uist few months. Bunker have lieen and are back of the movement to encourage hoprniainp. This action has resulted in farmers in many districts start inp in with Imps on a suiull scale and increasinp the sire of the droves. In the letters sent out hy the hankers it was shown that the return has lieen for a greater (lereentape of profit in nine or ten months time than Iniui any other investment. Brennan said his eoiiiiany and other packers of the state have not only used hII the hops raised in Ftah and Idaho, but they have received daily hops from Omaha. He said that roast packers also are buy inp at Oniuha, payinp only twenty rents a hundredweight more freight than Utah tmekers. The rate to Ogden from. Omaha is $2.30 a live hundredweight, while to the coast it is $2.50. Payment Are Lower. Payment of bounties on predatory animal during the third year of the new bounty law ending March 20, 1921, amounted to more than ten thousand dollar less than those made the year previously. During the twelve mouth ending last Man'll the claims jwid or to be paid by the state auditor amount0 ed to $59,(112.50 a nun pH nil with the year previous and $38,4:10.-5- 0 during the year ending Man-- 20, 1918. These were on 13,004 predatory animals killed in 1919, 17,519 in 1920 and 14.405 in 1921. A in the previous year the major imrtion of the claims wera paid for the elt of 11,009 coyote killed in the year end ng in Man-h- , 1921, the stale paid or has outstanding claim yet to he (laid, amounting to Other bounties paid during $40,9711, the same s rind are $1050 on fifty-fiv- e mountain bean, $930 on twenty-on- e lion, $7845 on two thousand six hundred and fifteen wildcats nnd $2812 vn forty-fiv- e ha grey wolves. The not yet been submitted for the up to the time the state ceased its payment of bounty claims in the early part of January, 1922. In Cnrlsui county the number of unimals killed totaled three hundred and twelve and for which $1410.50 was paid. $09,-914.8- rert Rata Killing Calves. rF.NDLKTON, (re., Feb. Bj T. IL geologi- 18.-- Jackson of the United State cal survey today verified a resrt of rat killing calves in thi ci unity. Several days ago County Agent Fred IVo-nio- n received a complaint from K. ('. Rasmussen of Stanfield that wharf rats had killed four of his calves. Upon investigation the assistance of the biologiral survey was reipiested. Jack-so- n found that the rats worked in bands, clias.ing the calve until they were exhausted, and then gnawing the flesh a I sive the hpif letting the young animal bleed to death. The rai are being exterminated by a special poisoning process. WITH THE LIVE STOCKMEN OF ta.(irlslil. Itzl, Wsucra NwiO..r Lnu. EASTERN UTAH A uiun was tramping heavily acroe build of the Interior of the vut the cents With thirty uud thirty-fivcontinent. Irestuu watched Australian dollars for twelve for wool, ten and door of his tent, lie hiia the fru.a dollars for yearsheep, twenty-fiv- e liad no doulit that tlds was uti e and thirty-fivand steers forty ling horn, like so many other, dollars for cows, observes the Moab loneliness and the scorching heat ot who said Southeastern Utah is sul ferinp from hard tl.c Illimitable wastes. For tlfieeu month Preston lmd not timeaf h: e Times-lmlcpemlen- l. The Uintah County Woolpruwer association met last week in annual meeting and elected officers. Johu N. l)avi, president; William Wit beck, vice president ; W. II. Colihrap, W. M. McCoy, J, II. Header, W. H. Siddo-v- i ay nnd Joseph I, llaekin, advisory Isuiril. 11. Walker Wisdley is the sec- retary. in Utah on January 1, Live stm-1922, was valued at $37,821,000, ac- cording to figures of the United Stales bureau of markets and made public last Saturday hy M. M. Justin, government agricultural statistician for the department of Utah. The figures for the years 1921 uud 1920 are also given lor the sake of comparison. There is u tremendous falling off in values since 11120, when the total was $39,971 Jk Ml. Fleas win last Saturday forwarded to the interstate eouiineree commission hy the Texas and Southwestern Cattle K. liners association ajd the Amerassociation ican Nat imial Live Stm-hut emergency rates lie iust luted on stock rutile tor the spring movement To I Le nor! hern ranges and pastures. These rates were in force a year ago and aided Southwestern stockmen in getting their herds to iastures which had been untouched by the drew 111. I sist wei k a deal was closed down in Grand county whereby Hon and Max Ik Tuvjor of Moali mill William Cooley of Castle Valley sold some eight hundred bead of lambs to Charles Stewart, n buyer of Salt latke City. The pvire was ten cents a nuitd at Cisco, delivery to lie made Map'll 1st. The lambs have been led al the Cooley ranch for the past two or three months and will average in weight ut least eighty hmiiii1s, bringing around eight dollars a head. Yulue of the live stock industry in Utah bus decreased steadily for the past three years, according to linul on the 1!21 estimates premrrd hy M. M. Justin, statistician of the United Stntes bureau of market und crop estimate for Utah. His figures indicate that production of horse lms not declined us much a the market thus making some iuereuse. a their Milch tow are product are relatively hiph and feed i cheap. Other entile are recovering from reduel ion made by the drought of 1919 nnd the hmHca in the spring of l!)2tl. Sheep show a similar tendency. Also the reNirt indicate a much greater number of hinili held than last year. Swine have not hud time to show the effeet of lower grain price. 1 re-sir- ts it, LOCAL ROADS VALUE More Than Two Million of Dollara Hero In Carbon. The reNirt of the Denver and Rio Braude Western Railroad roinany to the xtate laiard of equalisation would place the assessed value of that v ' property in Utah for 1922 at coin-pa- n a compared with $24,943,-94- 4 on which taxes were mid a year ago. The big reduction in valuation asked, subject to close scrutiny by the lioard, ia on the right of way tracknge which are placed this year at $19,438,-32-7 a rouiiared with $18,283,522 a year ago. Utah miHrt.v of this chi, which wa assessed last year at $4,995,915, is valued by the owner this year at $4, 401,010; the Salt latke county figures are $2,958,295 in 1921 and $2,487,945 promised for 1922; while in Furls n county the railroad values its holdings thi year ut $2.039.3tM), compared with $2,419,910 h vear ago. Real estate owned hr the railroad ia valued this year at $739,490, compared with $725,490 a year ago, nnd improvement at $1,098,350 this year, us against $1,079,750 a year ngo. The rompuuy is willing to jwy taxes this year mi $3,402,577 worth of rolling stock, compared with a valuation last $22,293,114 valued at $500.iMM). The roin)Hnv says it is wurth $250,000 this year. Tts supplies this yenr amount to $350, 4od as against $352,533 a year ago. wa Like the Arab, the Afghan considers it unnecessary atid even unwise that women should learn to read ami write. No girls arc admittm! to the hnznar schools and mi mullahs are employed to teach them. Sarah Bernhardt, the famous Freni . actress, has accepted an invitation to appear in a series of Amer:c,in n otion picture. AMERICAN BAKERY First Dour West of Eko Tlieater Bread. tlnvp tonics for .S5c ft silk's, t'np Cakes, Doughnut. Rolls. per down SOc Cln-nani- im PRICE, VTA II $ EUECO Hlii-io- year of $1,(MI5,317. The franchise last year jlPA' Don t Buy a Battery Until Yon Have Seen the Message H rCd52S2525Z5HSZSESESZSeS2S2SESZSZSfl KANSAS CITY, Mo., Feb. 2(1 The first Bale of fed lambs at fifteen dollars reported in nearly two yean Mild on today's market. Price were twenty-five rents higher tlmu lust weeks close and two dollars aboe the January level. Though hog receipts were fairly liberal they were short ot a year ago, and the market ruled higher regaining the ten cents tup price. Trade in rattle oieiicd slowly, hut later aetie with prices holding Stroup with Just week s Receipt a today were thirteen tlousHiid cutlL1, twelve thousand hops and nine thousand sheep. Both shiiiinp and local killinp demand for cattle wus active today with prices strung in some eases sliphtly higher. At the outset some lower bids were placed because of librrsl supplies offered, but these did not hold when trade pot under way. Not hi tip prime Some pood fat steers Mild was ot fen-d- . at f7.iV) to $8.19 and any kind that allowed flesh sold above $9.73. Cows and heifers, veal calves and hulls were in active demand and sold readily from the start, (haul heavy cows and choice liphlweipht heifers were scarce. Prices lor stockers and feeders were atronp to sliphtly hipher. Feeders sold New Mexlip to $7.50 and lightweight ico idochrrs up I' 7.1 Ml. Character of the demand is much the suiue us last week. Hop trices -- which weukeued Millie Inst we k turned Wronger today and most of Fridays loss whs regained. The top price was $10.00, ami the hulk oi the offering sold ut $9.50 to $9.!H) r wit inn ten cents of the hiph niiit last week and ten to fifteen cents nlmve Friday. Receipt eontinm1 inadequate to ims-- t the demand. Toil doubles of Western fed lambs dollars, the hiphcsl gold al lilti-cprice paid in ncnily two years and cents altove the ext reine twenty-fivhigh fioint last week. Fwes sold up to f 7.5i and wethers up to $8.50. Choiec Vearlinipi would Imvc brought $12.75 tebruart - .5s!S2SZ5ZS2S25ZSESZSHSZSESZSE5H FOR FIRST TIME IK TWO YEARS The Sun rMPAY. FRIDAY. PTAH-EYE- RY seen a white man's face. With sii.ull coiiqiauy ut faithful blacks he hud traveled almost from const P ' coiisi, creeling tlie wireless telegraph station. lie hud had a companion Hall; but Hull lay under a cairu of ' slot it's many weeks journey southward and Prestou was without companion-- ; ship. Puck in Kiigtnud a girl was wail-- i lug till the completion of hi tusk euaided him to send for her, that they might take up life together. The figure came forward. lie wa emaciated hy huuger and burned brick-- ; red by the troplcul sun. Prestou car-ried liim into his tent. Evening came at length; the meat The stranger showed wiis sijiiiK of reviving. Then he relapsed into delirium and lHguu muttering. Prestou at first putd no attention to Ids delirium. Gradually, however. he becnine worse. One name per-sist cully hovered upon hi lips. It wa a woman's name. The girl was1 hi tiamt'e and lived In Plymouih, England. That luui'ti lie knew : M' 1 Gibson, engaged to Peter Pnr-- . In'll mill waiting for his return with the pearl oyster cuicli, I lint they might he nnirrieil. As the sick man grew weaker his utterance of her mime las civ iic continuous. All ul once a wild idea came into Pres: oil's bniiu. He shook Darnel t ' rt hook able i rlu prf nd Ks EUECO Batteries are Then we know what kind you will buy. list of some shipments now being sold everywhere and here is a we have made the past few days. we r'B Lgicb i PI William II. Bacon Garage. liurcka. I tuli. i 1 Ballard Garage. Mi. Plea h u(, Vtah. A. Keeler, Battery Sen ice. RU hrU'lil. I tall. : New Method Vulcanizing Co. 1 v Gunnison. I tuli. Senice Gsirage. Ferron Garage. lerroii, acted eieetrically Tl.- I tali. Stores Co. Carbon-Emer- y 6i lliiiuulhu, I'tllll. i "Do i.ii want a message from Gil S. ..V" he uskeil lilm. Ml llcllier. Hall. Mis. Moab Garage. Moab, Huh. iiimn the o.l.er. "tics i. gel" he ut ten'll. "She iu Carbon ILuLIkt Co. EreVi: cuu Hash a listen, mini. rns-.ii.to ilie cuust. Perhaps un an-- , sv.er will come." Fired with Hie Idea, In hurried out to the transmitting apparatus; mm lull was tlie origin of the strangest message that ever weut hy wireless, It w'li the ojierulnr on hounl tlo F. S. cruiser "Tenufly" who caught tlie faint ulgiiul nml allowed tluf mes-- 1 sage to Ills coinmunding oltiiaT. It ran like this: "Mis Ihiisy Gibson, Ilyumutli, Falkland. leter Ihimett, sick In North AuNtrHll:i, ask for a message. There wn no signature. The message wus flushed out In all direction. It wn picked up Rlmuiiu-ncciisl- y hy a Dutch merchuiilmiiii mT the C'elcln'H, by a British warship iu tlie Indian ocean, by a Germun ship off Surinam. Before noon It was imurlug Into the telegraph ottlee ut Plymouth from a hundred different places. The newspaiier h brought out elal editions. By nightfall Miss Gibson s wus a heroine. But of all that Preston was Ignorant. Ho had sent tlie message Iu tlie lust hope of surlng tlie t ranger' life. Now, having dispatched It, he sut hi guet, lila head in Id hands. 11 hi work had gone for nothing at U the hope of life wa shattered, for the message hud lieen to hi own sweet lieu rt. He took the loeket from hi !ocket and oM'iied It. Tlie sight of her face him exquisite tortures. (H'eusioned Tlie dismal night passed by. The hut sun scorched the suuds again. The sick man awoke. He would recover now. "Whiit was that you said about Miss Gibson?" asked tlie man on tlie bed. "How did you leuru her nmne?" "From your Him," answered lre-tm- i. "You were delirious." "I should have kept that name seYou cret." said the other bitterly. sold you hud received a message?" "I suld that one could Ik sent," said Preston. "And " Willi the wireless apparatus? My friend, f you sent a message to her )ou would wrong two lciple bitterly. "I suppose 1 had better tell you uIhiui it, lie continued. "It isn't a thing that I am very proud of, but here It 1. Ye were engaged nearly two ycurs ago. Then I went to with a icnrl-IMil!out lit, hoping to make a fortune and return io marry her. Well, I gut tangled up with a girl lu Calcutta, mid tlie long Hint short of It is that we were married. I w rote to Miss Gibs m mid told her it was the only thing to do. I haven't regrrtti'd my imirviagi either, but when I think of the dishonor r jilting a girt who was wailing for me well. It niukes me pretty well ashamed of myself." Prestons heart was heating hard against the locket. And Just n.i he reached the wltvles apparatus he heard the faint click of tlie sievdl". He did not know tlmt all tlie world wus aware of all tlie dMalis of the story; that Dai.v, bewildered by the interrogations, lmd hemiye-- l that she. in turn, lad everything; made aware of ilie ideuMtv of (iii Yet there could I live he sender. oiiu only one man in that region wh could have sent it, and Preson ppctoginph npiH'urcd at that instant in live hundred ni'wspuicr. Preston sat at hi table ui d the needle clicked off the answer to the time of hi hammering heart: "Never infml about P. B, I love jou dearly. Daisy. I llelK-r- , 1 I. il I lull. Dodge Stage Line. Price amt Vernal, I'liili. 1 Star Stage Line. Irhv ami Castle Gate, ' B ANTIIOV JF.XSliX Ftall This does not include sales to individuals. I have supervision of the battery station and will stand back of every battery this ANTHON JENSEN. company turns out. mrrnm ' Eastern Utah Electric Co. W pun-ciig- WHOLESALE RETAIL Everything For the Automobile. Phone 55 Price, Utah world-famou- tie-si- g i'g nr STATE FAIR FOR UTAH STILL IS DOUBTFUL Whether Utah will have a btute fair this year or nut still remain an unsettled question lust Mnmluy after a meeting oi the executive hoard of. the assiK'iaiion with the state board of examiners. A tentative budget presented by the fair board to the examiner estimated it would cost $24,949.38 to hold the exhibition this year a compared with $39,904.29 of lust yeur. The lair Isiard acknowledged there might be a deficit if it wa held. The hoard of examiner refused emphatically to consider the matter from the Ktandimint of probable deficit and notified the fair ieiiple that if it could make a loan which could lie repaid out of the gate nnd concession receipt to proceed. Nothing definite wa agreed upon thi )Niint, however. WHITE SLAVERY Charged with violation of the Mann white slave act, Nick Svurnev, proprietor of u soft drink parlor at Soldier Summit, was arrested hist Monday hy ierial agents of tlie department of justiee. A eouiplaiut had been previ't ously tiled in the United Ste.tcs court in Salt Iaike City liv Assistant Fnilcd State Attorney David H. Cannon. Svarney is chargd with having removed Ku'li Roberts from Granil ,1 unction. Colo., to Soldn'r Summit for immoral purp ise. dis-trii- l'rinces Mary of Fnglund, through her marriage, renounces her royal rank and all elaiin forever to her right of succession to the British throne. OVERLAND 4 Iii MalntraaniY Hiding Small Car Nmloiial (iaa AvvraKf 35 Mlh 31. I. IhiiilkHlf Agent, Helprr. It IUOIIATF, AND GCAIIDIAXliBI CAPTION AGAINST WASTE Notice Consult County ci.rt intoler-- I Respective Signers For Further Uf .,7he Sirm You're conduct (nation. going to rune you. .Pr-0- ! w,,h lha t Irk, NOTICE dad. lion t break ea"y TO CREDITORS it. Lumber's awful ESTi f Archlliald Anileriiun, Dciei Creditor will prem-n- t claim t to the undersigned at thi OPINION IS GIVEN IN SAN JUAN toucher 'e George Christensen, Situ ROAD CASE i'u.1,2Sn' Price. Utah, on or hebur ivi?SY.2,prl1' A' u- - 122. ART! Answering a erie of quest ion from ANI.)ivlb80Nt Administrator of tlw tatoof Archlliald Anderson, Dec the attorney of San Juan, Harvey H. George Christensen. Attorney For Clnff, attorney general, give the le- minlatrator. gal opinion that lasting of an ordi- First pub.. Feb. 3; last Feb. 24. 1 nance designating certain mail may aid IKTISKMKNT notict: to O' Imi proved by the parole evidetiee of tractor Slate of Offir the elerk who lload Commlwlon,Vtah, ited the notice, nnd State Salt lik.C I tah. that a minute to the effect tlmt all Sealed hid will lie receive! the state road commistun of t concurred in the ordinance i suffici- state capitol. Salt Lake City, l tah.: ent tu establish it validity, though if 0 clock p. m. Feliruury 24, 192:. i"! doe not cmlmdy the name of the that time publicly opened for the P of the prespnt and mention individually ing highway same l.cing a part graded of Federal AM how eni-voted. A motion spread on Ject No. 24, Iietween Price and Cl the minute of the commission and the Gate. The length of the road to b fj filing or h plat with Ilie county record- struct ed or improved Is 10.45 and the principal item of work r er will he ut iifii-n- t to designate the proximutcly as follows: Taxing1 bind. The county has Portland cedi' authority to roads over public lands'. If the Plan and specif teat ion r" file in the office of the slate lands have hoi-- entered on. hut not Balt Lake City. Ft all. patented, the ciitryman may hold them commission. the office of the bureau of public ull comers against save the United 403 Klese building at Ogden. D1 Mates government. Tlie The aliove ptuna and specifications alobtained at the office of the so mut asser claim for entryninnlmw-ever, ilamngcs. road on depositing within three months after obtain- (15.00 commisHion dollara. Any additional matlon may le secured from the ing patent. The Sun Juan attorm-road engineer at Salt Lake Clt'. ays the procedure is a matter of The right to reject any or all innH.rt.ima' in that reserved. Cash or certified hrckj county. eight thusand dollar (ISOOO.oo). I eople who say to the Ftah State Boad y thing almt payable mlsslnn must accompany each oilier people behind naty their hark should evidence of faith and as Pj wait until (heir victim ro close so ant"e that ifgood the ron'ixj'1 awarded they could hear and turn around. Then 'bidder will execute the conir1 they wouldnt say em and thi would give Imnd as required. FTATK B VOW (' iMMISSlfiN. he a beautiful and loving world. By N. Chairman. Howard C. Means, N llnnil Engineer. . Mr. D. (Ir.'in, for the First pub.. Feb. 3; last Feb. gt.J pa1 ten years a member of the hoard of ed-l9 atmn ,n Cleveland. (I., ,a nmiounc-e- d XOTIf'F I HAVE THIS DATE the Alllea Hotel at Trice. I g her intention .f being a candidate am no longer resjtonslbie for ovi at ty for tinted State senator from Dated connected therewith. the Vtah, February 3, 192. C. A. Buckeye State. son. 1 . 1 ; i ; des-'gii- coni-reto- . 1 ' J; 1 ROGER S-- H ESS WHOLESALE CO SI1IXKH BHOS.. Mgr. Cigar Iry Climate, Iliiiico, Ji ihhi r. ' l'or-uomli- sc Candy Aortineiir of IVnny Stuff, Bulk and Hve and Ten ( cut Bar. Hoerier's Clioeolute. Battling Girl Itaek. Snixv-wo- r Phone to Iluniniy, Now lloseil. Speed. Servliv. silvngnl Bldg., rrk-e- , Vtah 1(15. i lrg-.ni- th I' |