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Show THE BUN, PRICE, UTAH EVERT PRIDAT. PAGE TWO t Patty of the Swings All In Stock Chi-eag- Bjr WILL , T. AMES I j 13,-(K- eo-oj- ie natio- MILLING FIRM LOOSES WOOL MARKET ACTIVE tftb awwtmrtw; by MeCiani NsTspsinr 13(1.-00- mil-in- n forty-seve- x t"t 1 ' dee-wo- nn-d- 'l''!to'"f"iES' lialt-hli,- .! tl.m.-inl-l.l.i'- at cr Hl'tl ! -. d, "" V" hver, o o ... o - Clips Sold Direct. CUTTING OUT THE BOOTLEGGERS In St. Louis dealers are reported as HARDEST COMPETITION mix-e cents for good ! paying forty-threed medium clips md fortv-on- e ivnts Almost ahsidute prohibition of the to the fanner. In Missouri grower' wIr f tonics orextracts micht N who generally consigned or pooled all .mpl-sbeshould munirpalitic of their wool, are this year selling direct decide to act in strict accordance to dealers. Chicago and St. Lui dal- - w;th H decision given out last Satnr-er- s have been efjwnnlly artive in fill- - j j,lv hv' Attorney General Harvey II. nois and Iowa, ana are reported to CInff, in whirh he upholds the rijrht of have seeured bjjy blocks or wool. roast-- j municipalities to supplement our stale em buyers have ben mot active ith anv ordinances proh-bitinOhiof Miehijran ana Indiana. In os- - ff,tl of medical bevor- or Iwn the best wlleni. ton fleeces patent tonics, and lh like this week. Ohio wool has sold in Bip: ij,e opinion is in response to a request eents for fine nn-- j rom p. M. Anderson, eitv attorney lots at fifty-sevewashed delaine, fifty eents for lislf-- J of ?Crtlii. This ordinance might 1; ex; to forty-eigblood and forty-seve- n tended to practically every extra t or The tinei cents for three-eigh- t on the market so long as tkev fleeces retain last week s quotations. fOI,tain more than a half of 1 per cent Medium combing ia quoted at forty- - nf alcohol alloa-eunder the law, the five to fnrtv-srve- n rents, end quarter-bloo- d aitorney general holds. to forty-thre-e combing at forty-tw- o hi" Riches mak n mrn suspicions cents. Montevideo fift.vs are reported sold in bond at about seventy-seve- n friend, and the absence of it makes eents, clean, for wool ahrinking him suspicious of those who are not his 32 per cent. Further transfers of Aus-- friends. nih n ht ! r--f By&4icae. Jeff ilacalllster dldut Join out with the All America Shows till the circus had been on the road fur three weeks and Harry Thomas, the bead ticket waguu man, was ou the point of his Job. Tlien the old mau" came to Jeff's terms and wired fur him to relieve the amiable but iuipoasible Her-beas soon as the limited would bring him. ltlg show ticket sellers are boru. Jeff was as good as the best. Thomas aud he made the finest team lu the business. It was big money that the old man had to pay to get Jeff. My last year at It, Jeff told Thomas when the hitter hsd Joyfully greeted him. This season's psy will fix uie for the ' peach orchard. Herbert was working out his last show, a slim matinee. So Jeff, shaking hands with old acquaintances by the way, drifted over to the big top. He waa swapping Jovial luaulu with UcCumm, the ohuw'a detective, near die performers' entrance, when two girls, wearing rubes of flume and white, passed close on their way to No. 1 ring. Who's tbatr demanded Jeff, with his eyes on the second of the pair, Lay off, bo, laughed UcCarron. They're the Montrose Sisters do a pip of a double on the swings. Dut the black one'll bite your eye out If she sees you looking nt the yaller haired one. They're sisters, all right, and the brunette's boss. was all ths rejoinder HumpbJ Macslllster made, for his eyes were on the girls as they flung their gay robes to sn attendant and ran Into die ring. Yeteran of the circus as he was, Jeff to his amazement found himself curiously concerned about that Blender, Infinitely graceful figure with the golden hair that was being lifted by the running rope to dint perilous perch far up under the canvas. He didn't stop to think that he had seen scores of women risk their lives on the trapeze, on hubdreda of occasions, without a tremor; he only knew that lie wished this girl, if she must needs be n circus performer at all, were in aome leas perilous line than that It proved to be, Indeed, a splendid act, aa McCarron had aald, with diree-fourth- a of the risk devolving on the d sister. Rut ' Jeff only enjoyed Its very end, when, with tjie running rope spiraled about one lavender-cla- d leg, the girl slid slowly, with extended anus, back to solid earth again. Tlien he drew a long breath, like any of the hicks lu the audience. e It waa stout Mr. Boyle, an loyal friend of Jeffs, who, hy virtue of her office aa dresser and an InlKim love of matchmaking, Introduced MnmlllNter to the younger of the Montrose Bisters at his earnest solicitation. And when Tatty Montrose Patty Knw, at home aa she promptly confided to him met Jeffs earnest brown eyes with her own almost violet gray ones, her heart best faster than it had ever done when she looked up the far center pole st the length of a beckoning trapeze. Within a week though nowhere is business than there more time-fillinthat of a circus on the road Jeff Macalllster liad made so many opportunities for confidential talks with Patty Kaw despite the expert opposition ef the handsome, dominating Ijihla. that Patty knew all about the peach orchard down In Delaware, and would have liceii blinder than any cirrus girl ever was hud she not re:illzd whom It was Hint Jeff hojied to make mistress of Ids home. So when Jeff, on the Sunday lny-ofcircumvented Lnldn and took Putty fur a drive in a hired car. she waa prepared for his I rt -- T Y trx t Y X Y Y Y f? Y Y X ? T . When you want something for use in your office, its mighty fine to run down to our store and find it all in stock. Of coarse there are many things we must order specially for you, but it will surprise you how near we will come to having what you want All In Stock. Card Index Files, Vertical Drawer Files, the Regular Book Style Files, Clip Boards, Arch File Boards, Favorite Bellows Files All In Stock. Wire Waste Baskets, Vulcot Fiber Waste Baskets, Oxidized per Waste Baskets All In Stock. Cop- Canvas Bound Ledgers, Cloth and Leather Bound Ledgers, Key g No Closing Ledgers, the New Leatherid Finish Key Loose Leaf Ledgers All In Stock. Six Brands Indellible Pencils, Eight Brands Lead Pencils in eight degrees of hard and soft Five Colors in Checking Pencils All In Stock. Quick-Openin- Four Brands Ink in five colors and in sizes from the small bottle up to quarts All In Stock. t?n-ce- nt Six Styles Paper Clips, Four Styles Paper Fasteners in several sizes, Hotchkiss Staplers and Staples All In Stock. Memorandum Books with Paper Backs, with Cloth Backs, with Leather Backs, made to Take Renewable Fillers and a big variety Loose Leaf Styles All In Stock. of the fcnsn I-- P. X X X Gei rial PRICE , UTAH 'he Mae-alllst- llght-lialre- Fleeces Arriving In Boston Purchased Judgment of Local Court Is Upheld By State's Highest Tribunal With Tariff In View. Upholding a judgment rendered by BOSTON, Mass.. June 10. TerriChristensen while he was distory wool is arriving here in volume, George trict the Utah supreme court judge, been has little but done, yet grading handed down a decision in has just although mills are not taking over the which the Huntington Roller Mills and new dip in original hags as freely as heretofore. The week has seen much Manufacturing conjiany loses its appeal from the Carlsin county conrt. purchasing in Wyoming at prices here- and in which that tribunal awarded Montana at also in tofore established; Mina Miller $2064.01 and interest on a prices as high as tre deemed safe. At 0 mortgage. Presumably executed hy the a Merinm, Tex., sale this week, company to the Castle Valley Ranking 70,000 and offered were rounds withdrawn. Buyers offerd prices that company of Huntington the mortgage g mean a dean cost for wool landed in was partially paid, and then the on the company paymnt protested Boston of $1.20 to $1.35. The seare ty of fine wool in this market and the ground that the mortgage had been need of mills for such raw matrial f.r authorized at meeting of only three the coming lightweight season, keejM of its five directors, C. J Allen, Martha Allen and George M. Miller, and np buying activity wherever fine wools without notice to the other two, W. A. seek to can he secured, hut buyers A. fluvmsn and Albert Bryner. Tn the below a limits partheir buying keep meantime the banking rnmpanv had ity w!th the probable rates of the new sold the security for good and valid tariff. Rales were made at and a half cents for the consideration, as appeared from th to forty-nin- e t i evidence, to its secretary, Mina Miller. best twelvemonths, and forty-thre- e rents for French combing. forty-siHeld For Full Value. These prices mean a dollar and thiity The lower court and the supreme rents clean, to a dollar and thirty-fiv- e the holder f th in Boston, for the former, and a dollar court both find Mina was an in- Miller, mortgage, c twnty-fivdollar and and twenty to a due course bolder and far in Twelve-eents for the French combing. value; IhM the mortgage had months wool ia hardly quotable here, Iwu dul recorded. and tha. theje was though some recent 'purchases have j record lend a nur- been turned over to manufacturers. chaser even to suspect, let alone eon- a wool here sold at has months Eight the mortgage 'Imd not hern dollar and five to a dollar and fifteen rlmle. thatsnlhomed IN e do not w,,h cents, clean. So little graded territory PPnjwriy to lie ssvs the tliut . is offered here quotations are, hv Justice F.. Frick. rh medium fine and fine Good guesses. hv said nr omitted to say ought to lie worth $1.35 to $1.40. clean: that anything ertahlishments mav, hanking good French rnmhing, $1.20 to 125; nil circumstances and with inmn fine and fine medium clothing, $1.10 to 1.15: Ktorl. ."id nin!.v on the latter right innoncepfnoldaevninetv-fiv- e . quarter-blonrents; an'1 1ue in hc,!, entv-fiv- e to eigbtv rent. pw when the lmnk The middle west ia the scene of j ,0 not Each cnae have recovered. could , In Ohio grow-great buvillg aetivitv. he determ ned mam the cents "" ers are getting fifv'to fiftv-tw"" to to r. ss n his cents. for fine, .ml forlv to fortv-twmade it wh"e is apnea .. . for medium. In Michigan good mixed. hoW',.r fortv-tw'.,otp hi!! to . at been have bought dips ,n if '?!? Tn Western Penn- for f,:V8.,',e W JrikS'buvcw" are offering fifty :the holder is entitled to protectMM nnthree cents for paid clips. der the law. 1 aamm lew STOCK RECEIPTS DEPRESS MARKET 1) PRICES BMP ill UK THE LIU The Bun Special Service. wools in u tralian and Routh American KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 14. today received inure than half the Ixind are rejiurted. A large projairtion of the wool in hog and tdiect, and neurly.lialf of the cattle that uarivcd at the live princi-- ; bond is said to have been transferred manufacturers account In free pal western market. Tlii bunching to of supplies caused lower prices there wool the bulk of the current moveand weakened the market elsewhre. ment is in Routh American second dip Here cattle were steady to fifteen entsj and Iambs wool. Considerable activilower, hog ten to fifteen cents off and ty is noted in the Fast India wools. One iinjmrtcr is reiorted to have tire aheep and laiuhs steady to twenty-fiv- e cents lower ruitared with last week s hundred and fifty thousand wand dose. Trade was active ill all divisions Bradford tos on the oceun, holding as soon as the decline was established. them at prices Mow what similur top can lie combed for from domestic wool, Receipts today were 1HMK) ciutle, hogs and 8MM) sheep, emu) Hired lawAuse of the discrimination against with ihHM) rattle, 15,000 hogs and HJU greasy wool in the emergency tariff. sheep a week ago. With 24,000 rattle in Chicago and prices there lower, the ARIZONA CATTLE FOR SFRING MARKET INCREASE trade in fat rattle here ojieucd slowly cents weak to fifteen ruled and prices to he the first forecast put under last week's close. The bulk of outDeclared since the organization of its live the fat steers were off ten to filteen Ltork rejmrting service, the department cents. Some prime yearling steers sold lias put out a report esof agriculture at $0.40 and prime heifers at $8.80 to of Arizona cattle the supply timating sold steers Ihe of The hulk good $8.85. available will for mark'd this be that Some steers short fed at $8.50 to $0.25. of the live stock that allowed grass sap strongly, though spring. Organization ting service, the purjioHe of which fairly fat, brought $7.75 to $8.35. Fat rcpoi cows were steady to ten cents lower, the department said, is to stabilize the live stuck and meat industry by Kr. mostly ten rent off for the plainer mitting closer correlation of sipmly were kinds. Veal calves and bulls demand contemplates division of and were of thin rattle steady. Offerings stock producing area of the live the held market and the mall l'or Monday into four or five districts, each fully steady. Demand is sufficient to country be manned by exierts rating Cara for much larger supplies than are to with marketing agencies, producer are offered, (lood gracing conditions and state officials in learning the markeeping down offerings of thin rattle. movements, available sup) dies and ket the weeks before six tie another will It of the animals. It is excondition the unia Stocker run from the southwest pected that monthly reports will be isder way. the corn belt section when the Hog prices averaged ten to fifteen sued for cents lower, top $10.40 and bulk of plan is perfected. Details of the entire sales $10.15 to $10.35. The market is plan will be worked out at a confercents under the ence of state Slid federal officials and an even thirty-fiv- e week. On the representatives of the industry at Denlast resched high point con- ver on July 17th. develoed market dose today the According to the departments foresiderable strength, indicating that supcast of ahead approximately 103,000 head of Arnot are killing running plies izona cattle will tie available for mardemand. requirements and shipping de1igg were steady to fifteen cents low- ket this spring, according to the to first of the agriculture, partment er, top $10.00. With prices for sheep steady and be made hv the department. It was cents the mar- said, since the organization of a lambs down twenty-fiv- e live stock reporting service ket was hark to the low position of the n-wide year. Only fair quality predominates. was placed under way to inform proMost of the lambs sold at $13.25 to ducers and buyers of prospective suji. $13.50, elipied ewes $5.50 to $0, and plies. The Arizona forecast compares, head marketdipped wethers $0.25 to $0.75. Stock it was said, with 04,000 and the preceded last limited 86,000 in were spring and feeding grades ing season. supplies. FRIDAY, JURE O old-tim- 50-fo- at Then she roused herself, kissed Lalds and said, Don't worry, dear, I sliall never speak to him again. Mrs. Boyle wouldn't lie. Patty sent a chuck tent boy to Jeff with a bitter, final little note, and tore up without reading the note tbe boy Twice that Monday brought back. Laida's sheer strength of fingers alone saved Patty from a fslL And Patty felt that she wouldnt have cared. At the night performance Jeff Intercepted her on her way from ring to dressing tent And Patty, white faced, appealed nothing. ss s atrfflgr ratty did forgive Lalds. strargnt It NOTICE TO LAX DOW X ERS OF Price Water Conaervatlon liii'J To the Landownera of the Trice If Water Conservation District: Nd U hereby given that on the 10th dqrf July, A. D., 1(11, the board of d H tors of the Price Itlver Water Co vatlon District, will meet at the o of the secretary of said hoard at C ty Courthouse In Price, Carbon co Utah, at 10:00 a. m. of raid day, will at said time and place make a al revision and allotment of the ' l ide able water to each 40 acre tree j mailer tract in separate owner within eah legal subdivision of 111! Price River Water Conservation was settled herself In tbe express, with the feel of Jeffs kiss oo her Ups and his words In her ears: Til come for you, dear, the day tbe show closes In the fall." when she borne-houn- d The woman who has beauty of el arse ter has little cause to worry over personal defects. The bar of justice is often tbe greatest bar to justice. to tlie ringmaster, who happened to be dose by. Sorry, Jeff, said the autocrat of the big top during show hours, If ths lady soys no' It's do, even to the old man hlmaelf. So crashed Into wreckage of misery n romance. Patty was dethe prived even of the potential solace of talking about her troubles with Lalds, for on the very next day Lalda entered Uxn a romance of her own which consumed all her thought. There hud come to the show on Patty's happy Sunday an Iron-grareserved looking iwraun whom the old proiHtsul'. nmn Imd Introduced to executives and "If I wasnt a show tent bosses ss "Mr. Haight, my friend guy," declared Jeff, "and didnt know and guest," instructing them that Mr. that the second season was the safest. Haight was to have the run of the I'd liuve you off those swings and quit show. the game loijjorrow, even If 1 had to quietly, with tbe eyes of a keenly tick a plaster mi the orchard. Rut saw everynever again, sweetheart, after next Intelligent novice, the visitor was everywhere. He saw Laiila thing, deliver no more of the road or thp high fall handsome, fearless, queenly Lalda perches, for my wife. suw little else. He your He took It so for granted tlint Patty and thereafter to her quietly, almost diffidenttalkt! have pisonly sighed happily. but persistently. And Patty thought It was la the sleej'er, over on the ly. sealed hud never seen her lnxcrutuble sisshe siding that idght that Patty, not with- ter so pleasurably exelted as she confided the grunt friction elimout misgivings, seemed to be. Haight lingered on with newa to Laldo. La Ida. bending over in the old man's the show, traveling her black train trunk, was portentous- car. l. When ly silent, seeking Two weeks from that fatal Sunday she faced Tatty pity was written on Patty was wondering why Lalda night her countenance. You poor kid! she hndnt returned to the steeper when exclaimed. If I had only known! the portress brought her a note. Youll have to get over this, girlie As she opened It t check fell Into all over It That Jeff Mncallister la her lap. She read: all wrong. , Dear Kiddle Pra married to Mr. All wrong! Lnldn. what do you mean! What do you know about lilraf Haight.' He is really more than half owner of the show, a widower, with You said you didn't know him at all. It waa today, dearie, Mrs. Boyle-y- on Oodles of rash. Sorry to bust up our remember how she talked to ua team, but you know! Philip snys to when we name with the show how she give you this check and tell you to go alOf said. 'Circus folks, performers, areas home I think you'd better. course till be all right with the old straight as anybody and better than man got to be. Ta-ta- ! We're going moat, but a girt can't have anything Florida for tbe to write. Ill trip. the from men executive with to do LAID A. car Manufactured sad guaranteed hy P. S. Oh, I forgot. Slayhe I whs Rut It waa Mrs. Royle that Introof mistaken about Jeff Macnllls-ter- . kind near to duced ua, protested Patty, Forgive me, kiddie, but I conldnt teant have got along In the show business that's assented Yes Lnldn; why without you." she came to me this afternoon and Of course It was to Sirs. Boyle that said she was worried and blaming herself. It was Mncallister. she whis- Patty straightway repaired. "Did I to me, that made that little ever hear anything against tbe boy's pered SaltJaAeCUu walker throw herself un- character? Indignantly protested that wire French I have Would sicked him der the train the one I told you good lady. on to a good little girl like yourself, t&a about For ten minutes ratty Raw stared then? Go on with .yon I He's if PRICE AND PROVO BRANCHE8 g new-bor- f, hnrd-hoile- Conservation District in meeting aembled this Cth day of June, A. 1922. CARL R. MARCLTEX, Cfc j man of board of directors of Price er Water Conservation District. H MATHIS, elerk of hoard of dire of Price River Water Conservation (Beal) trlct. First pub.. June I; last, June 30. 1 i d To power must tons end inated. full motor its tight self-contro- Mdio&Gil because it stands up under heat ways maintains its lubricating film. UTAH OIL REFINING co. itne: trlct; That all persona Interested In final revision and allotment, or person legally interested in the final revision and allotment, be appear at said time and place, in o that eald final revision and allot n may be made In accordance with water required for each 40 acre or smEtller tract In separate owner within each legal subdivision of Price River Water Conservation trlct. Done by order of the boar directors of the Price River W PRORATE AND GUARDIANS! Notice Consult County Clerk I Respective Signers For Further In matlon. EST NOTICE TO rilEDITOKM of Qulaeppl, Petricla, alias. Joe Irlccln. alias. Joe Pucco, ! .Creditors will present claims 1 vouchers to the unlersigned at ! '5. Bllvsgni building, Price, Utah. before the 27th day of July. A. D.. i! !L. A. McGEE, AdnvniFirator of tliel itate of Gulseppl Petricla, alia. J e I trtecio, alias, Joe Pucro, deceareil. Eg .First pith.. May 26: last, June 1C. H r 1 j It would never do for some "!' be fanners. Their grunting w make the hogs jealous. The man who ranches the top sigh over the gm! times he left at bottom. Dressmaking Fisrt-CIa- ss Vogue and Exclusive Styles Used. Guarantee Satisfaction Phone 31 lw. J. J. Lloyd Weidingj m Company h J. J. LLOYD, Prop. Phones 37 m and 37-All Welding Guaranteed Strictly w -- First Class. 1032 West J St Price, Util Lv-f- i |