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Show THE SUN. PRICE, PAGE TWO FRIDAY. UTAH-EVE- RY SHEEP AND UMBS THE COUNTRY OVER OH FEED There was a decrease f nearly 4 ceuf or ulsiut one hundred aixty thousand head in the number of olicep and la rniia on feed in the eorulielt and the Western States on January 1, lifitt. compared with the numlier on feedJanuary 1, 11(23. according to an estimate Issued last week by the Inited State deiuiruuent uf agriculture. Theerti'mated number on feed was 4.1.Ouu head this year and 4.2mm (UK head lsst. The esriumte made as of her 1, 1023. showed au increase of around one hundred seventy thousand over the number on feed I(tHvndKr 1. TRADE IN FAT CATT1E F AIRLY ACTIVE AT RIVER. per ( hr lieCliuw N0W Kmptia Syndicate.) tell ns all about It. Aunt Martha," commanded vivacious The Sun Special Service. Mr. Lowe. "Harry and I have had KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 21. wonderful week care of your Trade in fat cattle was fairly aelive little farm, and taking I hope yon had ta toj-- v t ,n(j ;n -- 1 fW pleasant a time in our little apartment, j eases grades that suited and I have gone on long welka j Harry dera were slightly higher, Mockers the crlspy-swe- t woods, and I feel and feeders found a ready outlet at years youngex." strong prices. Receipts of hogs were Well, my Henry and I feel right moderate, but packers tried to keep skittish, too," drawled Aunt Martha market in a relatively steady Snow, her plump, rosy cheeks wrinkled with smiles under her soft white retlose to steady. Kansas Cily hair. "We love the farm, but it did nwivi'UHMii ef fmlfr wua ttiwiIU Thun short of a year ago. a sight of good to get right into the during iHsvmbcr of I he pretious jear. eeipts are falling In the coruhclt 'static there were Lambs were weak to ten cents lower city aud hare a look around." around forty thousand less on feed auj gheep were steady. Receipts to Nor her tongue hasnt stopped yet; were 13,000 cattle, 14,000 hogs January 1st than a year ago on either," slyly put In quiet Uncle Henry. cember 1st. There were two huudmi. J 13(K) compared with 17r Oh, no, oh, no, I cant bear it!" ten thousand more than on Dereuilier WO ettle ls1.uHJ (flOU and bogt moaned Annt Martha, and her niece 1st a year ago. There were seventy, thousand head fewer on feed January sheep a week ago and 10,200 cattle, Jumped np In alarm. 1st in the states east of the Mississippi, 16,250 hogs and 4000 sheep a year "Sit down, child," laughed Annt the total Ireing atsint eight hundred 'ago. "but Martha, how I frit one thirty thousand and perhaps thirty) pi;n to fair shortfed cattle pre- - night when IImagine was at the theater, thouannd more on feed iu the state 'dominated in today's offerings and like an .old hayceed, and a ' west of the river, the totul being alomt , ataa3v Where offer-- laughingwoman ruiea , Pru eon-states The young behind me kept saying 1,233,000 head, showing showed any tinish or earned sideruble increase over last year were that I turned around, and l Finally Indiana and Iowa, while the two most 'quality they sold readily at strong ayg, Bakes, child, whats the matter? j shown better a important feeding ones, Michigan and prices. Usd quality Are you sick or sutferingT There waa Nebraska, allowed very substantial de--: average the tone of the trade would a proudful young man aide of ber, creases. Farm feeding in Illinois was Few steers and he been improved. eaya, Madam, the young lady somewhat larger than last year, but were good enough to sell above $8.75 doee not need your Interference. She there was a decrease of over aerenty-flv- e and those that did were in the $9.00 ta enjoying the show. numlier head in the thousand of prices. In some to $9.75 Chinear range being fed at feeding stations Very well, I aaya, but some peo-pl- e eases good quality steers that carried cago. sure have a queer way of showThe Western States had about one some flesh found a feeder outlet at their ing enjoyment It was that same hundred twenty thousand less on feed higher bids than packers offered. Or that tha little usher girl got night on January let this year than on theja quAlity shortfed steers sold at three people In the wrong seats. Finalgame date last 7S" in 10 haif Colorado ly got located right aid of Henry head. U)wa1nJL bad 2,170,000 about,' heifers andthey about normal leas steady, thousand bead than one hundred me, and one of the ladles turned Few good cow were to me and says: '1 didnt on January 1st last year; 1,400,000 were lacking. anppoae this year, against 1,500.000 last year. 'here. Veal calves steady. All classes me was expected to go to the theater Northern Colorado had about fifty !0f stockera and feeders with any and find ones own seat I thousand more, and the Arkansas aud' of quality sold readily at Well, I say, it pays to use your San Lula Valleys about one hundred Plain and common tenses most everywhere.' price! Bteady hue. had Utah thousand forty .laaima went slowly and slightly lower fifty "Do yon know, Caroline, those peothousand more cm teed than on Jan-narwere over than a week ago. 1st last year, but there ple were so mad they never laughed me hundred thousand less in the total Hog prices averaged steady at the once through the show, snd It was reel of Idaho, Nevada and California. The close today and though slightly lower funny, too." latter states had only about 50 tier than last weeks high point, the mar- 'Another day we 'went ante riding, cent ae many as last year. Both Mon-lkin firm position. The top. Unde Henry spoke up, "and I got a tana and Wyoming allowed considers . 7 rui inllr w.. good Jtfko on Martha. We passed ble luereane about fifty thuunaiid P06 W-borne to $6.95. sign and sha says, That sign nays the plain states. two The total bead in the ablpments of feeding sheep end Intuits lightweights sold at $6.25 to $6.65and "Ooslow School." Funny name for a Into the eoralieU from public stock, pigs and stock hogs $4.75 to $5.25. A man; I wonder who he weal I told her it meant for ua to go alow near s yards from August to December, 1923, dose clearance was reported. inclusive, were nearly three hundred were fully steady and lambs school, but alia Just sniffed at me. Sheep thousand mure than during the same ten cents lower. The bulk of the "Yea, youre awful smart," agreed good . period iu 1922. However, the Inmove- - ne ew hla wife with cheerful sarcasm, "but $13.00 to $13.10. ment was earlier than in the preceding year, with a consequent early return fat sheep or yearlings were offered I didn't order tenderloin cutlet In the movement to market, there being an Ten carloads of Texas feeding lambs restaurant, Henry eaya, My, that increase of over twif hundred Ihoumnd were on through billing to Nebraska sounda good, let's have some.' The In the Deoemlier shipments over the feed lota. girl brought It in, and Henry takes a same month, 1922. An active trade prevails in the mouthful and looks st me so disgustrnule division at steady edly and says, "Tslnt nothing bat thstteetengtrundniuthiiitheions! The demand from the South- hamburg steak like yon feed ms at? sect principal early lambing ' . j home.'" ia States ern threatens to reduce materially the site large, "Did . any take boat trips yon of the early crop and to delay ita mar asked Mrs. Lowe, her dark eyee shin-- 1 keting from aix weeka to two montha, Stain haa Missed the crest aud l rs compared to lsst year, when condi- downward movement ing with appreciation of the old couA la under way. tion! were favorable and the movement decrease of 8.7 ple's quiet fun st each other. cent in numliei the per early, la Kentucky and Tennessee of sows "Yea," promptly replied her annt, J 1923 in the fail of there la rejsirted a small decrease in from 1922furrowing ubm "we were on the ocean moot of one ; waa waa There sliown. ewea of nnmlier the kept for lambing of 1.2 per cent in the num day. That waa a treat, I tell yon. The j this spring, but the winter to date has aberdeenwae of sows bred or Intruded to lie purser was the nicest man I ever Imra favorable and all sheep are iu bred tills spring. heard. He told ua to ask him any good condition. The present situation neema to inquestions fabout the Islands or the a UAftTRATINfl AND DOCKING dicate a considerable shortage iu ships anil he would tril us all about in the areas that normally supply PRICE OF LIMBS them." the Pacific Coast markets until May st "And once when I went to the hack Middle i.wst; that the aujiplics for the of the boat," Interrupted Uncle Henry, la desirable mbs fur the Producing Vi'estern and Eastern markets duriug market is diqienduble to a large cx "I heard a lady telling aliout the manJanuary, February and March will tie tent on three Near of kin to tha tailored ault la this prlncipliw of miinage sions along the shore and who lived In m large as or iMissilily larger than hist meat, nuniely, gKHl lireeding. proist (Item. The purser came along and he trim and dignified atreet frock, made but a considerable with decrease year, the almpleat lines of polret twill. ' fii'ding and east ration unit diK'kint of aaya kind of low to her, Madam, on i:i supplies during April and May. For adornment it has a neck-to-hethe In mbs. Of there three factors tl. are there 8ince, however, would yon please tell me those names panel at the front, made of a plaid maalways considerable numliers of lamlw put on latter la proli::bly more abused tbim again so 1 can tell the other passen- terial and similar panels In the aleevea. Small, round buttons below the collar toed after January lur, and since a any of the others, especially whene- It s ger all about them.'" la considered that and and a narrow girdle of the twill finish probable future shortage will Imres se "X don't care," defended Aunt Mar are ensily done and add innei it In true tailored atyle. i he apeculutlve ihiunnd fur fed lambs trating to the desirability and rulue of th tha, he wue real kind, and when wfl for shearing and further short feed-- ' enreusa. The ' most' ileslraiile and left the boat he shook hands with ntOBATE AND GUARDIAN SHU NO- l.Tg, a considerable Increase in oiier-ttion- a tlce Consult County Clerk Or Rethus the most profitable l:unb carcass everybody and aald he hoped to sea along these lines will tend to enunot spective Signers For Further le imMiueed from those which ua again." reduce the Immediate and increase the not ieen rbskisi mid eastruteil future supply of lambs for slaughter. have the "Once we passed a place and the United States dciwrtnient of snya TO CREDITORS ESTATE man aaya, That'a Houghs Neck." NOTICE agriculture.. of Michele Silvagni, Also Known Aa FLOOD WARNINGS OF WEATHER The ftiriner disa not market his hul anld Uncle Henry, and Martha looks Mika Silvagni, Deceased. Creditor will BUREAU NAVE LIVE NTOt'K. calves ns bulls nor his lumr pigs as around and aaya, whose neckT and present claims with vouchers to the the depnitnieut. Why looks at mine. I suppose she thought undersigned at Price, Utah, onD or beReported fbsid losses during the boars, Bays fore the 20thday of March, A. 1S24. should muh likely I had a streak of dirt on It" market hr his tlierefore, STANISLAO SILVAGNI. Executor of y ar ending June 30. 1923, totaled bimlia aa as rather than wethers'; reins while the mine of portable We mw some wonderful art, said the Estate of Michele Silvagni, Also The correction of tills ncglwt by c.is lieceaned. Martha proiicrty saved by flissl warnings was Thera waa one Known Aa Mike Silvagni, trating and d.icklng the lambs is vftn! Aunt that Iloftily. Henry Ruggerl, Attorney For Executor, reIn admittedly incomplete given to leave. couldnt bear and upon a more general oliservmict picture . Price, Utah. turns as $42210.405, according to the of the la the farm flocks Mngi I told Henry that If I could take a First pub., Jan. 18; lust Feb. 8. 1824. weather bureau of the United States the reNl irofits and more general sm good look at that picture every morn- NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE of agrieuliure. The ing I thought It would keep me good flood of the year were those cess. It is eonservutlvely esllmatis of Herbert Edwin Johnaon, Deceaa-- J natured ill day. It waa so beautiful ed. Creditors will present claim with ; in the Arkanaaa river from " Eastern that 80 pir rent of the native Ininln flis-kthose marketed from farm voucher to the undersigned at cor-- 1 Kansas to the month, the Neosho It made me ache. reach the markets come undocked river of Kansas and Oklahoma and the which In the art ner of Main and Broadway, Judge a fellow asked T young and that the pi'iceut building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or I'i matron and North Canadian rivers and uncHBtrutcd. ram luiulis muting the offering room aliout some queer looking pic liefore the 29th day of March, A. D..' .of Oklahoma. Funr weeks of almost age of the HALLORAN-JUDGwith E Mid Martha Annt 1824. TRUST lust year have been aa large tures," continuous and frequently exfvsslvc during of the EsAdministrator COMPANY, was chuckle. Mid ever as "He liefore. nei) art, they r: ins brought slmut these floods, and tate of Herbert Edwin Johnaon, Dethe crest stages were, as a rnle, higher (la theallothed hand, the custom of and the artists, Instead of seeing ceased. L. A. McGee, Attorney For laiulm and disking castrating the thing in curve and lines, they aee Administrator. than any prevkmsly recorded. 1 Coming as they did at a season of males is a most universal in the range things now In cubes and squares. I First pub., Jan. 28; last, Feb. IS, 1824. matured wheat and growing corn and fkieks, and to this pructiie In a large told him tha pictures looked aa If they other crops and covering in Hoiith-- e measure may be attributed the fact was taring things, but I had always NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE astern Kansas and Northeastern that lamha produced on our Western called that another name, and not of K. Komori. Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to Oklahoma alone nearly three hundred range outsell native or farmraised the undersigned at Latuda, Utah, on. j thousand acres of highly productive ones at the market on the average of art. One night I had been shopping and or before the 1st day of April. A. D.,' hinds, the floods caused hiss and dam- from $1.00 to $1.50 per hundred isninds. 1924. E. E. IWAMOTO, Admlnlatra-age, very incompletely reported, to the These operations have been found Henry was to meet me for sapper. tor of the Estate of K. Komori, De- i value of $27,8K4.200 and of which by Iirofituhle, and that ia the big reason Annt Martha continued with twinkling ceased. Henry Ruggerl, Price, Utah,; far the greater iwrtlon waa In crops that they hare become so commonly eyes. "1 waa early and so I walked Attorney For Administrator. ; matured and prospective. Daring the practiced on the Western ranges. They up on tha Common. The benches wars First pub., Jan. 26; last Feb. IS, 1924.' likewise applicable to the farm great Mississippi Valley floods of 1922 are flock and jnst aa necessary for the fall of nice, common, everyday folks IN TIIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE the total losses as reported were Ilka us, and I sat down and rested Seventh Judicial District In and For nearly $11,009,000 less than in prodnetinn of the heat bimlia and con me awhile. The ocean breexe. came Carbon County. State of Utah, Agatha the Arkanaaa and Canadian Valley seqnently the most profit Plaintiff, va. D. O. Mourer, Denp from tho harbor and matted tha Mourer, floods, but the former came before the fendant Summons. The State bf Utah planting season bad well set In. and, WITH THE LIVE KTOCKMEN OF trees, and the sun shone sort of gentle to the Above Named Defendant: You like on the gnaa. The fat little furthermore, the landa were protected are ht.eoy summoned to appear withEASTERN UTAH by high levees. waddled and fluttered around tha in twenty days after the service of this summon No flood warnings, however accurate upon you If served within the and the fountain water Pout hen stern Utah Nhcejiinen met beiiche in which thl actios ia brought county and timely, can prevent loss of crops e and mads otherwise within and damage to fixed proiarty, but down at Moub the other day and en- splashed sort of tinkly-llkthirty days after aerv-ic- e and defend the above entitled acreal comfortable feeling come over ne vable profierty, more esjieciulJy live tered into an agreement whereby they tion. and In case of your failure so to clip. The wisl me. I leaned back and. enjoyed It all do sterk, ran be secured, and during tills are to pool this years or be rendered against two hiiudni! and thought what a good time I'd had youJudgment will something In excess Arkansas Valley flood animals and according to the term and deother projierty to the value of $1,350.-00- tbousmid iionuils will lie sold ns all the week and dechled that some- mands of the complaint which haa were reportiil as having been nnit. Bids are to be solicited on the times it waa a been filed with the clerk of the above pretty good old world, entitled court. Thia action Is brought to saved liy the flrsid warnings of the entire lot. Shearing will begin at and then waa come I and Henry along recover a Judgment and decree, dlaaolv-in- g Cisco anil at ThoiniMona on April .weather bureun. the bonds of matrimony now existThe market has held strong through sure of it." out the iwst year and early sales have Now, when Martha aaya things like ing between yourself and the plaintiff Now On the Decline. J. TURNER, Attorney For Plaintiff. lieen In the West at that seems aa if I'd already got to R. Poetoffice Address, Price. Utah. WAIIIXGTOX. D. C., Jan. 19. The already in exess of prices In cents. or Heaven whether I'm Last the forty city R First pub. Dec. 28; lost Jan. 25. 1924. pi survey made by the diqiartnient of years Grand county clip was sold at country," returned Uncle Henry, and agriculture, with the assistance of the prices ranging around forty-fir- e Your fellow who drinks the brand of rents so our city spree made ns feel that rural letter carriers of the isistofflee department in liecemiier last, indi- perponnd. Sheeinuen down there mi hearts keep young even If heads grew booze that la available nowaday may lie thankful that there la many a slip cates that hog production In the United old." (Continued From Faga Seven.) between the cup and the lip. . . 18-ce- lday ! jv year-2.050.- I UM, "rV y t !le i - , r Everything anii-1-le- m dN-kin- L UMBE - HARDWARE and Budding Materials . $30,-5010- 2, Sporting Goods & g - 3 lt. One Piece Or a Carload It's All the Same to Us. Call up 111 or 26. PRICE, UTAH For This Winter Styles that fashion has decreed as correct for wes this winter are shown in ample variety hare. A shape fT everyone. We have ja a few Pattern Hats we wish to dispose of fore the season cl and have priced then a most radical reducf Most of them are brij colors and will be many months service the lucky person who wise enough to buy no All Misses Felt Hats reduced to $2.00. Oth at correspondingly prices. Bessie Kennedy, Milliner) Main Street, Price, Utah. |