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Show UK Xba Bun Special Service. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 26. Hog pripcn were steady to fifteen euta liiclier tudav with the avunnro ten above lust n eck 'a close. Trade was active with packers in euinjiulition with shipper. Lambs wen fifteen to twenty-fiv- e higher tlmn late Inst week and back to about the aume jxisitiun aa a week ago. Cattle receipts were larger than exacted and the market ruled wenk to fifty cents lower. The Stockers and feeders were in more liberal supply than the fat classes, and while lower they met an active demand. Receipts today were 35,000 cattle, 50(H) hogs and 8(100 sheep, compared with 32, 000 cuttle, 3500 hogs 0 and 6000 sheep a week ngo mid cattle, 10.3(H) hogs and 6100 nlicep a year ago. Choice to prime fulll'ed steers were lacking in today's run. Some good ones sold at $10.00 to $11.50 ami the short feds brought $8.25 to $0.70. The d low priced kinds hud had a short cm grass. Murt of the cattle that showed dry feed were steady, (Jnisstat steers were1 weak to fifteen lower, and those that had good flesh sold readily. Cows and heifers were down ten to fifteen cents, except tho 36,-80- euke-fee- can-ner- " cutter clashes, which were Must of the grnssfat cows steady. sold at $4.50 to $.r.5(( and grs.fat heifers $5.5o to $7.00. Veal calves were steady. Heavyweight butchers were lower. The per rent of stock and feeding classes, in proiorlion to total receipt of cattle, was the largest of the season, l'rieea wen quotlower. At the ed weak to twenty-fiv- e decline trade was active. The demand came from practically all sections and will continue large through the rest of the season. Active demand was in videni-- in the hog division and prices wen quoted strong to fifteen higher. Thu average advance was ten cents. Medium and heavyweights met a better outlet than late last week. Choice lightweights sold at $11.30 to $11.35. and the bulk of all weights was within a range of $11.00 to $11.30. I'ackhig auws brought $9.5(1 to $0.75 and stock hogs and pigs $11.00 to $11.75. The market will pndmbly he unsetth'd until the parking season is started in November. Lambs were fifteen to twenty-fiv- e higher than last week's close, killers bought freely. The bulk of tho run was westerns that brought $14.75 to $15.25. Sheep were in limited supply. About fifteen hundred Arkansas goats Bold at $4.00 to $4.50. SHOWERS FOR SWINE IS HELP TO SANITATION Recently a shower hath system for washing hogs before they enter the killing mu was instullcd in a large packing plant at Suit kike City as a means of improving sanitary condi tions about the pluce in general and particularly to aid in maintaining the scalding vat in a clean condition. Hogs normally are dirty and dusty and if not thoroughly washed 1m fore killing will carry many impurities into the scalding vat. Maintaining the sanitary condition of the vat has been one of the moat troublesome problems of meat packing plants. The shower in this plant at a suggestion from l)r. H. I. Durham, in charge of federal meat inspection nt Zion, consists of a battery of fvc water nozzle of the overhead fire extiuguislicr type which cannot clog by corrosion. As the floor of the nens arc of (imereti, even the feet of the bogs are thoroughly cleaned. The practice has not only reduced the contamination of the water in the vat, hut bus also sern-- to do uwuv with the dust which ordinarily arizes from dirty hogs, thus protecting the employe of the killing ain't ion of the establishment 1mm infection and irritation of the noe and throat. The benefits of the plan greatly outweigh the slight expenx of intallutou and operation. The officials of the United States department of agriculture state that the practice of washing swine prior to slaughter is suitable ami advisable in any plant, whether under federal supervision nr not. WINTERING CALVES ON GRAIN MUCH TOO COSTLY In wintering calves tho use of grain in the ratio increases the rust very lnatrrinlly and does tint Sufficiently increase the total gains at the time or aulfrrqucnlly to justify the additional expense, says the Cnited Stall's deparlrmcul of agriculture. This con elusion was reached from the results of a series of experiments carried on by the department in with the West Virginia experiment atation in which grade Shorthorn, Hereford and Aberdeen Angus calves were used to determine the effect of different winter ratious on guins the following summer. One lot of calves receiving a ration of mixed hay and n grain mixture of three parts corn, one jart bran and one jart linseed meal made a winter gin of ninety-eigpounds each, which was more than twiee as much Bother lot which was fed corn adage and clover hay. The latter however, made a greater gain following summer on past urn and laekrd only forty-twKiunds of reaching the same total as the grain- ht f'? o SO, 1925 COMPENSATION CLAIMS IN TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS FIFTEEN TO TVENTY F1VE Hl THAN CLOSE LAST WEEK and FRIDAY, OCTOBER THE SUN, FRICE, UTAH EVER J FEZDAT. FADE TWO fed ones. The cost of the grain ration through the winter did not justify the extra. In fact, the experiment wus kept up until the calves were thren years old, in which time the advantage in weight due to grain feeding the first winter was practically all lost by the time they were three years old. WITH THE LIVE STOCKMEN OF EASTERN UTAH Jericho sheep are moving onto the winter range in the finest condition for several years. Flockmastcrs have delivered their weather lamlis for eleven uud twelve cents, ewe lambs selling hh high u fourteen. Tim California Winegrowers' association ha extended to Ctali sheepmen an invitation to participate in the annual convention of the California tmdy at Sail Francisco, November fit li mid 7th, according to J. A. Hooper, secretary of the local association. The Claims who attend will he urged t take an active part in the e invention deliberations, the letter of invitation from V. 1. Wing, California sieie-turinti mu ten. Tin largest shipment of rattle from (irciTi River for some lima was made last Friday. ().('. Snow & Co. Isuight hundred head of range twenty-threstock to lie shipped to Sail Francisco. The bunch appears to he in unusually good condition, due to the rxrrllrni. pasturage after the heavy rains of Iasi summer. Several large shipment of sheep are exporfed to he made within a few days, Culp & Suns being the principal buyers. A. F. MrJtride, sales manager of the California Cattlemen's nssociat :u, was in Suit kike City last week to assist the Ctali Farm bureau in thp marketing of rattle in this state. Thu Coast association believes it has been successful. The Ctali with the Utah bureau, in Cattle and Horsegrowers association, is just entering its selling season and Mcltride will spend nhoiit a month helping in this state. Up will work with Andrew McDonald from Hebei City, thp sales manager for the cattle signed by the furni bureau. Recommendation that the Salt I.cLo Chamber of Commerce again conduct through its live stuck committee the big eighth annual International IJve Stock show was made to the board of governors lust Friday at the regular weekly meeting. 1rrliiuiunry detail are being worked out under thi direction of a sMeial committee headed by James A. llooper, who lias presented a y, e t (Continued On Puge Eight) SEAL SELLERS Carbon County Expected to Have a Visit From Them Soon. Compensation claims in two fatal industrial accidents were derided in favor of the employe combined injury benefit fumi last Friday by the industrial commission of Ctali. In (Hch case it ordered the employer to pay $098.40 into the fund, one ease arising out of the death of F. M. Norton of Dark City, who broke his neck while employed by the Ctali Power und Light euuqiany as a lineman. The second anise out of the death of Ralph Salrne iu a fall of rock at the Hiawatha mine of the United States Fuel com puny. Sain llata was killed while riding a Cniori Pacific KKcder on his day off und his accident did not occur in line of employment, the commission held in denying to make any award. Similarly C. Kinun met his death in an auto accident apart from his employment with the stores department of the Oregon Short Line and the commission also refused to make any award in this ease. CHRYSLER Of the eighth grade graduates from the schools of Colfax rountv, Null., in 1925, seven were 11 years old, were 14, eighteen were 15, and four 16. The average age of the one hundred and forty-fou- r was 13.3 jiars. Pupils were promoted by siibjcits and not by grades. twenty-thii'ly-sev- ORDINANCE NO. SlX-Pkoo- ron, I IWJJ Crewnimpsnul, CHRYSLER en You Dont Have to Pay a Penalty for Motor Luxury serviced hog). FOUR-Tos- rbi Car.ISgjjClaihCaufK. fgsj.Coiwh, uihtd bmka on alt Chqulcr Four mnirli at ilifht turn cost. Alt prita f. o. b. Drtroir, nAjat to current Ftderal occur tax. BtsUn Fbkcr an oil Chnittr cloud modelt. AU mutch utuipped with full hiituon ana. Wo tie pleated to extend the conAik venience of about Chmlcr'i attractive pirn. Chryalet delicti end ouperiot Chryiler oeivlci everywhere. All Chryaterreodeb are protected oaalntt theft by the Fedco patented car numbering eyitem, exclusive with Chrytler, which con nac be counterfeited end cannot be lrrred ot removed without coodiuiv evidence of umperlnc. b 13 An Ordinance levying s Tax and For the AsMMtimnt of Property In Curb and (iuller and Wliileway District Xo. 1 In Irice City. Ctah, For the Purpose of Coiistrurling Curb and (iuttrr and Wliileway. Ite It Ordained by the City Council of Prire City. Ctah: Sec. 1. That the city council of Price I'ily dues hcjrchy levy I lie tax uud provide for (lie assessment of I lie Millie upon the property hereiiuifter described in Curb und Cutler and Whitewuy District Xo. 1 for the purpose of consi meting curb mid gutter and whitewuy in said District Xo. 1. tow it : iloili sides of Eighth street in said Pries City from the south line of J" street to the line T0 feet north of the north (iue of K street. Tliis tux is a levy to defray the ex- 'f eonstriietinK a curb und gutter, including driveways und necessary pavement und n wliileway, all complete, upon the perilous of Eighth street opiuisite the properly hereinbefore und hereinafter dv serilied to In especially benefited und by said improvement, und it is hereby adjudged. determined uud established that suid property will be especially benefited thereby to the full amount of the tux hereby levied and said parcels are hereby assessed at u uniform rate in accordance with the lineRr front footage und necording to the aiiiounr of improvements opjsisite the suid pun-elof land at the following unit prices : Unit Price Curb and gutter, per linear foot..? 1.0203 Open driveways, complete, rnrli... .70.21) Closed driveways, complete, each. .1.40 Concrete pavement, per stmre-fiMi- t 0.3714 0.819 Whitewny, per linear font The suid parcels of land are hereby assessed to the entire dipjh of the parcels of laud back from said street, und the total amount of the tax hereby levin and to he assessed upon the parcels of land is sixty-fou- r huiidnsl mid sixty-tw- o dollars and seventeen cents t$ri02.17). there bes 2 ION.r feet abutting suid improveing Just ask yourself what it it you most desire in your car. tably uninterrupted All this the new Chrysler Sis at the new lowprices gives its owners at halt the purchase price of cars presumably having comparable quality yes, ami at far, far less than the operating and maintenance cost ofthe more cumbersome Acceleration? Speed? Every one knows the ease of Chry sleFs 70 miles plus. Roadability?Comfbrt?Nocar, nomatter howmany hundred extra pounds it is burdened with in the effort to obtain greater riding ease, equals the ndw Chrysler Six in these features due to the low center of gravity and the Chrysler type of rear spring mounting. Freedom from mechanical at tentionlTheChryslerSixhas a world widereputadon for no cars. We are eager to have you prove all the new Chrysler Six does. Then you'll see why no other car, at eny price, affords what has come to be trademarked in the public mind as "Chrysler Six performance." DAVIS AUTO AND MACHINE COMPANY The Chrysler Dealers Associated Dealers of Star Cars s six-inc- 1 of I'rire t'ity for the purpose of constructing curb and gutter and installing lighting fsiuipnient known as wliite-wn- y iiMin said portion of said street is hrrehy confirmed, nml the assessments mride and returned in said complete list nml the re; if of the Iwuinl of tii:ilizn-tio- n nml review to the city council of Price t'ity lire hen-hratified, approved Xo. 1. :S,--.y-X ments. The ntsive rate of is according to the contract entered into for the of said work ami making performmii-The first institute for the Christmas said improvements with C. S. Harris, I'tali. dated the 13th day sale workers held in Utah was of .Inly, Price. A, D., 1025. mid the city treasis urer in conducted Thursday of last week hereby niiiliorixed and directed to assess in iieeonlaiice the provisions the senate chamber at the state capi- of this ordinance for the purimVs herein and . 3. 8.i id tax shall be payable in ten yearly tii;il inviillinent s as provided hy law with interest on the whole sum unpaid al tin rale of seven IT) per cent prr ai:!:iim, payable at the time each installment i due. In th event that any e con-irarto- r. tal by Dwight S. Anderson of New York und Mrs. Saidie of Portland, Ore., under the auspices of the l.tali Public Health 'association. There were representatives present from Tooele, Club, Davis, Wasatch, Juab a ml Salt kike counties. Much interest was manifested in the subject discussed. The most interesting of these wus that of how to sit up u Christmas seal sale," discussed bv Mrs. Dunbar and in which she developed the technique of selling seals and explained the various funns of publicity. Anderson took up The National View ot the Field. showing the program of the National Tuberculosis association. and for wlial purpose the funds coiitriliuliil by the state organizations from their receipts an expended. Miss Herniee Seelv discussed The State View ol the Field." explaining the different activities by the Ctali Public Health association from Christum seals funds. James 11. Wallis, executive secretary, told of the cuinaign for a state sanatorium, and the reasons why the matter was not pressed at the last legislature. The valuable part of the institute wa (he round table discussion which followed im exH)sition of each topic. Similar institutes have been held in kgan and llrighain for the seal sale workers in the northern juirt of the slate. Carbon county, it is exNeted. will Ik visited in the vtry near future the entiling month. Orr-Dunh- ar eon-duct- Smokers are tending awny from ci gars and toward cigarette, according to figures collected by (he United States department of ngrieullure. This tendency for the demand for cigar tobaccos to sluckcn and an increased demand for cigarette type begun to be noticeable shortly before the war. During the war the eigarette demand increased greatly ami has continued to grow since the armistice. Producers of crops are uceomiuoilnting themselves gradually to changing demand, but not quite so rapidly ns conditions justify. Stock of cigar tobacco have accumulated and have been utilized to some extent in tbe manufacture of other products. The estimated acreage of cigar type tobacco for 1925 if 143,000, which is twenty thousand acres less than in 1923. mentioned anil ucixirdiug to the descriptions of property heroin listed: I5LOCK I. ' v!v. insi.'illim-n- e s9 C TIDWELL SIKVKY Front Feet 1 211.91 Drnffet, kit 2 It. Ferguson, beginning at the southwest corner of l.ot 3; thence north Till feet ; thein-east loti feel; tlienee south 00 feet; thence l.-west feel to beginning 60.00 Itoinmi Catholic Itislmp of the , Salt Luke beginning 00 feel north of the southwest corner of liol 3; thence norrli til) feet ; thence east 130 feet ; t lienee miiiiIi 00 feet ; thence west 130 fret to 00 00 beginning Jiditi I. I try tier. nil of kit. 3. excepting tract in southwest corner measuring 120 feet north mill mill'll and 130 feet eiit mid west 01.91 I.LOCK S. TIDWF.LL NIRVKV Marie Dusserre. all of kir 1 212.43 Marie Iterglund. nil of kit 4 21243 liLOCK H. TIDWELL SIKVKY Itoinmi Catholic ltishop of Suit Luke City, beginning at the southwest corner of block ; thence north (St fret; thence rust 130 feet; SI. s? rr ' Piis-eusc- Auto ot lf ot lf lanitiort You can st start right if your ignition functions properly, but not otherwise. Your lighting also depends upon the same important feature, so it ii wise to have it occasionally overhauled to make sure it is in practical working order. We can give you s service in these matters and ouf charges are moderate. first-clas- Motor Car Service - .......................... Company Antons Jensen, Mgr. Pries, Utah Phono No. 236 kt kt si t. lf Y. Johnstun. annum iniiil paid. See. 4. This ordinance shall take effect one day after publication. Passisi hy the city ioiii('il of Price, 1'tali. and approved hy the mayor this (li day or t Molier. A. D.. 1923. J. IV. iMvimiiiig 221 iirner of 4; them mvili 49 feet; thence west 210 fiet ; theni " ninth 4!) feet ; tlienee east 210 feet to beginning f interest in ten-foAlo driveway along the south side of one-hal- G0.00 ' 59.30 IJMiFItnntmv. Mayor. Attest; AUTIini X. SMITH, City l(iiriler. State of rtiih. ('minty of Carbon ss. I. Arthur X. Smith, city recorder in and for lrii t'ity, I'tali. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is n full, true and nirrei-- t copy of nn ordinance entitled : An Ordinam Levying a Tax and For the of Property In Curb sad Guiter nml Whiteu'ay District Xo. I For the Purpose of Const meting Curb 54.50 and Guilt nml lnsiul'ing Lighting Equip t Known As Whitewuy," passed by the city council uf Price City, I'fnli, and approved hy the mayor. ( lot niter 211. A. D., 1925, ns appears of record in my office. In 53.00 hand Witness Whereof. I hereunto set my mid affix the mr;nrnte seal of said city this 29th day of October, A. I)., 1923. (Seal) iiit-r.- ten-fiN- it feet north of the soiilhensl kl aforesaid is inn-res- feet north of the southeast corner of block; them north IM) fret; thence west 210 fiet ; thence smith (i0 feet ; thence east 21(1 feet to hi- ginuing J. Hex Miller, beginning ut the southeast rorner of 4 ; them north 59.5 fret ; tlienee west 210 fret ; tlienee smith 59.5 feet ; theme east 210 feet to beginning J. E Flynn, beginning 59.5 feet north of the southeast isirner of 4; tlienee north 51.5 feel ; theme west 210 feet : thence south 54.5 feet: them east 210 feet m beginning Mr. and Mrs. E. I'.. Lee. beginning 114 fret nortli of the south-eacorner ktl 4; llirnrr north 53 fret : tlienee west 211) fret : theme south 53 fret; them east 210 feet to beginning II. Stevenson, beginning IK) feet north of the southeast corner of Lot 4 ; thence mirth 45 feel ; tlienee west 210 feet : tlienee smith 45 feel ; them enst 210 feet lo Is- ginning Also one-hainterest in driveway along tin north side nf same J. or the imenst nl irtlisy Rip them south 64 feet; Utenue west 64.00 130 feet to beginning Helper State ltunk. cure of Gruee L. Fouls, beginning 04 feet north uf the southwest txirner of bluek ; tlienee north .50 feet ; tlienee east 130 feet: tlienee south 60 feet ; tlienee west 130 feet to be50.00 ginning Grace I,. Fonts, beginning at a point 104 feet nurth of the suuth-wecorner of block ; thence north 42 feet; tlienee east 150 feet; tlienee south 42 fiet; tlienee west 42.00 130 feet lo beginning interest in seven-foAlso, one-hadriveway on the north of tract 3.50 Ailell Wood, beginning li t feet north of the southwest corner; tlienee north 50 feet; i lienee east 130 fiet; thenre south 5(1 ftet ; thence west 150 feet to beginning.... 50.00 Jessie Hanford, beginning 213 feet north of the southwest turner; tlienee north 31 fict: tlienee east 150 feet: thence south 31 feet; tlienee west 150 feet to beginning.. 31.00 Also one-hainterest in seven-fodriveway along the south side 3.50 of same Ilonore and Fierro Moynier. 42 fet north of the southwest corner of Iut 3: tlienee north 212 feet; tlienee east 202 feet: thence south 242 feet; thence west 212.00 202 feet to beginning Marie Dussiere, beginning 28 i feet north of the southwest turner of kit 3; thence north 291 feet; thenre eust 202 feet; thence south 291 feet: thence west 202 feet to ....294.00 beginning DLOCK 7. TIDWELL SURVEY Mary K. Tjoofbourow, beginning at the southeast corner of the block ; tlienee north 00 feet ; tlienee west 120 feet; thence south 00 feet; tlienee east 120 feet to be............. 60.00 ginning George thristensen, beginning 00 feet north of the southeast corner of block : thence north till feet ; thence west 120 feet; thence south 00 feet : thence east 120 feet to be00.00 ginning Anna W. Madsen, beginning 120 feet north of the southeast corner of block; thence north 00 feet; thence west 210 feet : thence south 60 feet ; thence east 210 feet to be60.00 ginning II. 1L Uoctiman. beginning 180 feet north of the southeast turner of block, thence north 50 feet; tlienee west 210 feet; thence south 50 feet; thenre east 210 feet to be5000 ginning ............ Maud W. Itowrjr, beginning 230 r not paid on the dale that, the same becomes due i lie whole ntmuiiit of the spee-ilax unpaid i;t the time suid installt ment ami are dm shall become due and payable and nlmil draw interest ut i lie rale of twelve (12) per cent per e SI (mfirinil. Hi-- 5il.rli City Recorder. Halls Catarrh Medicine SiSSS! local and internal, sml has been success-u- l 54(H) in the treatment of Cntnrrh for over Thomas Duiuayne. beginning 273 forty years Sold by all druggists. feet north of the soulhrust corner of Ixt 4; them north 30 feet; F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio them west 210 feet : them south 30 feet ; thence east 210 feet to be-ginning 30.(K) John Jones. bginning 3413 feet PRICE AGENCY CO. north of the southeast corner of 4; thenre north 50 feet; thence west 210 feet ; thenre south 50 feet ; tlienee east 210 feet to be8pecisl bargains in residence ginning 50.00 and rooming homes. property Lulu A. Thomas, beginning 353 feet north of the southeast corner Everything in insurance. We of Lot 4; thence north 137 feet; thence west 120 feet ; thence south will audit your books and install 137 feet; thence east 210 feet to bookkeeping systems on abort 137.00 beginning notice. Ijook ns np. A11 in said Trice City. Utah, an the same are shown on the official plants of said city to the entire depth of said parrels of land and to collect said tax. Her. 2. Tli at the said assessment list Sll Electric Building made by the city treasurer as corrected, approved sml completed by the board of Fhone 354w ninalizalion and review of the properly described in Her. 1 of this ordinance in PRICE, UTAH Curb and Gutter and Wliileway District kt G. E. NELMS, Mgr. |