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Show r HE Zin spy, PRICE. UTAH CAM AO A V X The Sun Special Strvice. KANSAS CITY, Mo., July t-ji-e were above expertatuma and the at the beginning i tae week that will Lie interrupted bv a general holiday on Wednesday tanked a break to a lower ler.denev in prices. inereae was almost entirely in tie plainer ..f tat rattle mid in and teeders. Hog prices were ,wer 'fry heavy receipts m Chi.-agbrought the decline, and tat rlieep were up fit teen to twenty-liv- e lim-ijnftriti. Unlay were 14.1MH) 14,000 bogs ami l(i,nou .heen, cum-iv- d with id.LKKt rattle, 11.000 hogs und tiikiO sheep a week in;.), ar.d 7mL SiKMl Aithki , rattle, hogs and sheep agii. tioml to choice fed steers were in (fairly active demand at stea.lv prices and the other classes of killing steers (were down ten To fifteen cents. More ishortt'ed and sappy cattle mere of fern! than killers were willing to aliMS-l- i wulnmt concessions, and trade in that clasa was slow at the decline. However, indications are that there will be only light supplies available the rest of the week and today's decline will prove only temH.rary. The beet steers here sold at $10.25 to $10.85 and good to choice ones brought $9.50 to $10.20. M armed up and common quality fed sold at $i.,5 to $9.40 and the grassfat brought $3.75 to $7.40. Cows and heifer were ten to fifteen rents lower arpl best veal reives steady. Thin rattle, suitable for stork end for feeding pur-latswere in lilteral supply. Jrices ruled fifteen to twenty-fiv- e rents lower. After this week the demand will as com is making rapid growth and rough feed is plentiful. Hog prices were steady to five cents lower more five off than steady. The top price $0.85 was the same as last weeks close with bulk of sales $0.00 to $0.75 and five rents lower. Parking sows sold at $5.75 to $5.85. Chicago thousand receipts today seventy-on- e were five times larger than at any other market and 00 per rent of the rombined total rexrted at the five principal Western markets. The holiday Wednesday will interrupt movement of hogs and the receipts late this week will be light Trade in sheep was active at fifteen to twenty-fiv- e cents higher prices. Most of the native lambs sold at $14.50 to $15.00 and Colorados up to $15.25. Texas wethers brought $S.(M) to $8.15, the highest prices fur some time past. I : v 'sr roi-tipi- s liu-rea- a bn-ker- s V ! HIGHER e. interests, consideration of the forest valuation and the effect of the rates upon the stockraising industry. The reappraisal of the national forests will be completed shortly and the results will tie given to who will have the privilege of sending a formal reply to the valuation board liefore final action is taken by the secretary of agriculture w ith whom the filial decision rests. The increased security of grazing lieniiits, Marshall says, will not only give the stockgrowera greater encouragement, hut will assure commercial institutions holding live stock secure-tic- s greater confidence in the future of the industry. at-ti- e, jar . IS suli-stac- I s trtffWEiL SOI Of PAGE FITE upon the forests for summer range will not have his allowance chopped more than 10 per cent. The question of food charges which the bureau has aimed to put tu a strictly commercial basis was contested by ihe committee representing the and the plan though not formally adopted was agreed to in It provides for the use of grax-in- g resources to best serve the public i-Ca- t EVERY FRIDAY. HOGS LOWER BEHNNIHG WEERARD SHEEP ! SHIP If it's Flour, Hay. Grain. Millstuff. Rink Salt. Canvas Goods or the like we have it. Blue drays do it now. While the roads are good for hauling and some men with teams are idle is a good time to figure on the winters supply of coaL Lower prices prevail now than will be the case later on. We sell the kind that needs no kindling. stix-kme- McKune Forwarding Co. Phone 88 PRICE, UTAH FEMALE PUREBREDS SHOWING RAPID INCREASE Puretest When fanners adopt purebred sires to head their herds and flocka it is not long before the iierrentage of femalea increase uotahly. This encouraging tendency toward more rapid improvement of live stik'k has lieeu brought about Ice Cream in a by the United States deartment of it. way. agriculture in the "Better Siren Better Live Stork" camjiaign. Of a total also. t of more than three hundred thousand Punches, Ices. female animals listed by farmers who have agreed to keep nothing but the purebred more than 35 ier cent are of good breeding. On these farina scrubs have practically disapeared. For the larger animals the reiurts now show that only 2.4 er cent of the females 313. are scrubs and, of course, the males are of pureblood, as that is the basis on which the farms are listed. The poultry flocks owned ly these At the age of 00 year Mrs. Rosens farmers are mrticularly wellbred, onBrown of ('auiplH'lI, (la., exhibits no ly 1.3 per rent of the femsle birds beaign of liming her physical strength, ing listed as scrubs. More than 68 per she being able to still fell trees with rent of a total of aix hundred and ten the agility of a iierson thirty years of thousand birds are entered on the list age. as standard bred. Among the herds of swine there are very few scrub bows The first woman elected to office in only 1.1 per rent. Nearly Turkey ia Melck Hanoun, who receivof thenl are purebred. ed the highest votes smong the candiSome fat ernes at $7.00. Last week we advertised twenty-fiv- e dates for new members of the ConThe federal and state effort to imVery few horses and mules are benew suite and extra trousers for stantinople school Imard. ing marketed and trade is quiet Vol- prove the live Btock and poultry of the ume will continue light for the next six country has now brought in s memlier-slii- p sale at coat Some of these have been Your man who wants to do all of weeks. campaign that represents nearly a Hold, but we atill have several of them million head of animals and poultry. left We want to turn them into mon- the talking will never become wpular SELLING IS TO Fanners who have become identified ey. Exceptional bargains. Priced 'at with the women. have sent in interesting accounts of very low figures and altered if neces-ar- y BLAME, HE THINKS to fit purchaser. their exiieriences in inqiroving their FOR SALE, WANTED, ETC. CHICAGO, Ills., July A The con- animals and their bank accounts. number of the in of who a centration Others are taking part hogs huge in the hands of selling work are invited bv the department to Two Obooi Icr Word Kodi agencies has proved an absolute fail- send in their individual experiences as No Ilia raw Amount. ure, Everett C. Drown, president of the well as those of community organizaWHITE 8KWINO MACHINE-WI- LL National lave Stock exshsnge, declar- tions engaged in the improvement of dispose of at rars bargain for quick ed today in a statement in which he live stork. Definite farts and figures North Ninth Street Juet turn, la worth 9111.00. Phono 227m. blame for whenever the of included should be a possible. large part placed Off Main. LOST HUITCABW ON WELLINGTON nogs being a dollar under the cost of UTAH PRICE, OP road. Keward if returned to any of STOCKMEN selling WITH THE LIVE puudurtion on the the Wellington stores. UTAH in one swine EASTERN of mass A agencies." Misa Lurille Noonan, a Ran Francis- KOK KENT WILL LEASE NOW concern s hands and forced on the Gov. Charles R. Mabey is to accom- co for one to three yeara my well equipmarket at one time "has been the club operator, claims that ahe and Minnesota cantelephone farm. See cropa for remember more numbers than any ped eighty-acr-J. e O. on the market that has hammered pri pany the Wisconsin Junes, Wellington, Utah. two days trip on other She has memorized ov- youreelf. ces down to the jiresent unproductive special train on its operator. 11th and 12th through some of er two thousand. APART-men- t; KOK KENT talTH-ROOigisis," he said. According to figures July the furnished. Also a nicely furdairying center of Utah. presented by Drown, he ssid that on Mrs. Ilarding, wife of President nished room for one or two gentlemen. Utah's bulterfat record has been ex thirty million hogs marketed in a year received the first bond of a Thane 282w. (HK) Miss China reeded. or Harding, 285,193 Princess, the farmers would lose $300, 090, issued series to finance the building of FOK BALE CHEAP IF TAKEN AT ten dollars on each two hundred and and owned hy W. A. Nuttall of Provo, a in home New York City for the new once, rosy house with large lot in exon three her new is the with last as champion fifty pound one comparedAleo location. Caah or term cellent Womens National record of dub. e 14r Republican days This was hosed on the average dred and sixty-fivseveral genuine Navajo ruga. Phono 05.10 and milk fat of 329 of of $11JL0 221m. in 1922, pounds June, price of hogs Of course, those rum shiiw might cirand the average price in June, 1023, of at nine yeara and eleven months of cumvent the prohibition law by build- FOIt BALK TWENTY YOUNG MILK Ameriage. This is the report of the $7.00 a hundred xunds. cows. Most of them with calvea; balbooze jMivilions out just beyond ing dated club Cattle to can the bulletin, Jersey Such a loss is a calamity the At- ance are fresh cows; Holstein, Durham three miles the limit, provided She York New and Jersey All good stork. Apply to City. fanner and it is significant that while June 16, 1923, of lantic is big enough. John Kovnek, Hiawatha, Utah. the hog is losing money, cattle and displaced Nelto'a Maid Fourth, 261643, which held the state and mature clasa asserted are money," making sheep Brown. All the terminal markets dis- recorda with 725.96 jKiunds of fat. commission Norito, a particularly handsome and close that the Meats the mar- technically erfoct hay horse that at are hammering companies was the of big string "high one time belonged to ket. He said he thought it shipping "Lucky" Baldwin and which was dotime that the associations in the country that are nated to the army remount service by these concerns should Mrs. Anita M. Baldwin, now famous patronizing make a careful analysis of the system widow of that pictursque character, of marketing and they will find out has rome to reside in Utah, he having that by distributing their hogs among lieen assigned to the care of J. H. Mccommission concerns back Cormack of Kama and for the uae of eighty-fiv- e in that admirable pasin Chicago, for example, w that they enn receive competitive bids on each turage region. Norito is described by marload, that they will not break the do- Dr. W. A. Stephcnsen, state live stock now are as they inspector, as a wonderfully beautiful ket n themselves one and fierfect animal. That official conto stuff all their ing ship ing by siders the states horsebreeders as beor two concerns. Brown said thut liefore the advent ing highly fortunate in obtaining the of the massed selling of hogs it was service of such a perfect one. sellnothing unusual for the top to be thousand negro farm Over aixty-twor cattle sheep. top than top ing higher Southern States enin the on fifteen the hogs he girls said, top On Saturdav, was $7.25. 'Thai on cattle Inst week rolled in agricultural extension clubs was $11.49. lie jsiinted out that in last year to learn lietter methods of Canada hogs are selling from one to food preparation and presentation, two dollars higher than in the I nited construction and care of clothing and of the home, poultry and dairy work Plates. and gardening. More than 70 per cent those of these club members, according to considered reports to the United States departNEAR PUBLIC LANDS ment of agriculture, completed the land work as planned by extension agents. Storkgrowers who own grazing .adjacent" to national forests will be who does 1 The fact that her family is wealthy (given first consideration in theK- granl-. - Mflr-- ! does not hinder Miss Elizabeth Dennito r according us iiermits. ing of ool-- I son of Springfield, Mass., in her purshall, secretary of the National service. sales clerks who has just re-- ! suit of practical factory experience. a?4'iciation, growers' on conference a at Antioch student from is a She College turned to Utah and spends every alternate five weeks forest grazing regulations held in CoK. recently. Greater security period in a Dayton, (0.) factory aa a hus been given men who hold thee, worker at the bench. Marshall savs and a ten years permit for-cWomen were first employed in Wholesale & virtually granted by the Co. has service with reservations after the government office during the term of made F. E. Spinner as treasurer of the UnitPHONG 15. PRICE, UTAH lirst five vears. When cuts are a ed States from 1861 to 1875. in the number of stock permitted in to to allow new men permit in order Luck comes to those who take ad- stock- AH Meats enter the forests with herds, the grazing land dependent vantage of their opportunities. ea ? t Nov you can buyr bread and pastry. Our lectric oven is running steadily. The qual-- y is right. Large assortment to choose tom. Let us do your baking? Tell us what T I? ? X ? J? want. ou read our famous aall French Loaf aisin Bread hole Wheat Bread (ippy 16-oz- milk loaf . 9c Sc 13c 15c 10c Bread ft 30c 30c 30c up Cakes, per doz 30c pked Cup Cakes, per doz. ookies, Sugar, per doz. 20c ookies, Ginger, per doz. 20c ruit Slices, per doz 20c hree Layer Cakes, each 50c ...... ngel Food Cakes, each 30c Rolls ............................................ ...... ..... .. ........ ....... .. 2 3 c letropolitan Cakes, per doz 60c imuunon Rolls, per doz. ................ ... 30c uUe Cakes, each ................................. ..h. ........... ......... 3 O c ibbon Cakes, each 30c intah Honey in cans, while it last, at S4.43 aundry Soap, White Flyer, at 7 bars for 25c T ipring Chickens for that Fourth of July lunch, lb. 45c We will have a large assortment of fresh ruits and vegetables and bakery goods. T Everything for a Fourth of July celebra- ake Doughnuts, per doz aiaed Doughnuts, per doz ?? ?? ?? ? 1. idly five-gallo- n ?t ?? ?? ? ? t ion. Wilsons United Stores I.H. mn Street I Phone 21 X PRICE, UTAH k ? Puretest container. The sanitary cater to party orders se Seabright We Fancy Creams, Try Carbon Cream Co. Phone SOME UNCALLED FOR SUITS two-thir- F. L BUCK10 M hun-vea- r. - ( 1 , Fruit Season to S3.50 tak White Enamel Kettles Aluminum BALL S1.00 to S3.35 Kettles MASON AND SELF SEALING JARS AND CAPS Half-Gallo- ECONOMY 51.00 - Pints Quarts JARS QUART JARS. WIDE MOUTH QUART Jar Rings. 2 doz. - for Glasses, doz. - Are All Government Inspected horn-breeder- s I50 n Our 60c o PRICE TRADING CO. first tGlaire Beauty Shop .1i,lp7 '"fb'hl end Sophia 1'hasure In I?',,",,,An of the Iz- an-Of- lr fcotwl floor 'talhHn. lTIce, Hal,, I laKIM.1I,,,r,!lT MioolaUntn, JiJ,,,",,rnS. lHXn.M I-- llalrtlrrxftlng ofcyT strain- - are often tlie result bring Out Krnianent ri4lef. elite r.jrrtvri.TiY n Mow SYSTEM Uen-,ve- r, i J,'tY 2. 192. co., Graduate fti'lMan ! are -l lu-e- The houswife her marketing with knows our quality and knows our know best how to Our please. They anticipate and supply your needs. Eastern Utah Our grower owning Are Retail Government Inspected |