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Show 6.1925 Hg SPy PE1CE UTAH EVERT FRIDAY. PAGE PROFESSIONAL Daring Departure in 1921 A D- FIFTY FIRST OF KEEK &L ' 1 THRU 8un Swv'ml Service. KANSAS tie reit-ipi- s Mualli-- r m I 1T, Mi,, today were 1iiiti a week 2 HARLES RUOOERL JR.. M. D. l nt ai rl.ruoea-t- y and !!: de i Fhysiriaa and w lixj.in iii.i! the irivwing- sruiiiiirr.t !n taxor of the w. rk give premise vt al1 tntew ile 1 tt. u m-- - R. 8. SMYLIE and Surfsoa ttffiiv Phone 1KS: Saulrnri SSI IWuv Irii (VfBDumUl and Strutn Bank Bids., Price, It ah. , Ni-x- - Siitim Wfw Phone SI; lUidrnrt SiWa. h'lvaani Bide.. Price. 1'tah. R. M. JONES CLOSE TO SIXTEEN THOUSAND QR Ftislriaa aid Surgeoa o. kil.iiis; eiasMs ,!.. t! ;ii the end .f i ARE NOW ENROLLED he gra-- s eattle iimieuiei.t - nl hand Otte(rie and IXmwmm of Children F it u lli"'li'H".d rial. I l iindrr.i atid that tie s!.rt i,i Office. Silvacni BuiMins, Price, Utah. kie.K h.,e lixe Mirk rxxvr-starlnl to iniiii- in liai D W. P. WINTERS i.iitix uiv ii rn'iUil in th, th'.liiT III iiesirahle ih-- h w':i e'eadv. fi r rhykhiaa and Sareeoa Nm tulll.'d j I'r .mixed. II.., j.rii-eriiiiiiiig!i i an-- j mi ! Were ri tw tetl t'ffie. Carbon II.Mpiial. lbone T6 eets. i iuitt!-.- iiir , arrridiiij u u lair The t v i.f lniprieior Curium Hospital dei'ier .n T:' I' It ICE, ITAU - jn- -i ti,of. liy lnari'lights. II e whit, r hn ej'un .1 i:;.;i-l I . t lie started ai.il l ry. i.il, rhuiild iiexel"i f)R T. S. THOME , SI.-Tin rep. in. I inn ist and ),ivil- - iin'iii nf iifM-- u l.iitja stahle were quiti,l as trpi. liccei'- - tod.ty w'.K-l- l Ik ,i;','ll ,lll Hotel Avalon, Helier, Utah hiiMi'i-ihi'inl wriv JS.ihhi e:i'.t!e, 7mii' h..j at.d ."iiu'il nil, I . Plume slice l . ciiiin aiid t tt the ;h'.ui),t eut H' Hullr air m.ilrra-iiiim; r ' Jiuie- - D& H. B GOETZMAN tie. fiUUi) hni- an.l NHid a! cep a weik mrlil liy tin um Inv I sins. Hffii ami . tHt tattle, ,3iiii Inis aiid lHwtlst ;4liHi sheep a yen' ano. Duniig llu )rri.,l t ivm April l.--l to X Work and Kiirtiiios. Pries liar Killers were in the market early t.- - : June :Oil, eiil in prngn-.--- , Conuumial Isuk Bids-- . Prive, Utah tu enmities iu day and when tln-- I'nind anything j 'lls wurk of flesh hey traded freely Unix son, Va New Haven, t'l.nn,, and D& GLENN WILLIAM RICHARDS at strong prices. The plainer kinds Shelliy and Vniou rnuntu-- , Ky. A lVetint sold slowly, hut fully steady. Must total of forty-on- e llinnighoul the Norse In Attendance. Nitron of the straight grassfat sixers brought r nun try hare a hundred or more l.ve Oxide and Oxygen. Mile Biitldln, $6.2T to jkS.OO and short fed ones $S.-2- 5 stork owners who are using Ofice Tel. 209. Be. lM7w. purebred PRICE. UTAH to N9.75. Some that had been given sires exclusively for all classes kepi. a short round of cottonseed cake on The caniaigii is progressing princi8ANT0RD BALLINGER grass brought 7.75 to $S.25. A few pally through the activity of county DR Dentist fed 10.00 sold steers at extrusion airents and progressive ownf fairly good full-fedto $10.r(), but elioiee quality and s ers. flarrico. The United States departement wen entirely lacking. Cows and of agrieulture kees records of the Office. Second Floor Silvasnl Building. PRICK. UTAH heifers wen steady and in fairly ae-ti- work and also is prrtared to furnish demand. Prices for canners and interested erius with information W. GLENN HARMON cutters ranged ironi $3.15 to $3.K5 nud on animal breeding and the value of Attorney and Counselsr At Law butcher cows from $4.00 to $0.00, a improved live stock. rniCK. UTAH few with short feed going up to $7.00. Office With the District Attorney Heifers brought $5.00 to $SJ0. None SHEEP EPIDEMIC NOW BEING At Oourthouas showed any material amount of fin'd. WATCHED CLOSELY Veal calves were steady, the liest QRATFET ft PATTERSON An outbreak of sheep sciibbics in the Lawyers lightweights bringing $11.00 to $11.50. Liberal receipts of stoekers and fwd-er- s vicinity of Kama has been rejNirted Tavern Building. South Eighth Btrsst. met an active demand at stnmg to I)r. F. K. Murray, iisH.rtor in PRICK. UTAH prices. Better weather conditions charge of the United States bureau of hmadened the market from the corn-be- lt animal industry at Salt Luke City, OLIVER K. CLAY and the trade will pmbuhly re- ami as a result immediate Attorney At Law slejm have main active the rest of the week. Qual- liecn taken in with the Office In County Conthanao. state department of agriculture to ity of the offerings was good. PRICK, UTAH e broke ten to twenty-fivHog prices cheek the epidemic. There are approxcents. The liglitlights were off twenty-- imately six thousand head of infected I . A. McGEE five and other weights down ten and exNHed animals in the district Attornay At Law to fifteen. This tended to reduce the and around wliirli a alRoom 6 and A Bilvagnl Budding. quarantine has price spread, but left the general mar- ready liecn thrown. These sheep will PRICK, UTAH ket at the low jaiint of the season. all Im dipMd, it is said, and Dr. It. L PRATT The top price of $11.25 was paid for W. McGinnis of the bureau of animal Attorney At Law weights under 160 jwunds. The bulk industry and Thomas liedmond of the of the 170 to hogs brought state defiartment of 805. Electrie Budding. Suita left agrieulture $10.75 to $11.15. Parking sows sold last PRICK, UTAH to aujiervise tha work. Saturday at $9.25 to $9.75 and stock hogs and It is believed that with the rigorous RUGGER! "Mgs $11.00 to $11.50. methods to be immediately adopted HENRY toall lambe offered the Attorney At Law Practically the epidemic can be checked with relday were ahortfeda that sold at $15.00 atively small loss. Sheep scab 4ra Offlrs Ia tha Bilvagnl Building. to $15.50. They were quoted strong to PRICK, UTAH Utah many years in very prevalent Some Texas fifteen higher. yearlings ago, it is said, but has been of R. W. DALTON at $11.50 were the only sheep offered rare occurrence due lately to scientific methoutside of small bunchea. Fat ewes are Attorney At Law ods of combating it. The disease afwethand at to $7.00 fat $8.00 quoted Office Ia the Siivagnl Building. fects them in such a way as to cause ers $8.00 to $9.00. PRICK, UTAn the wool to fall off, and in this way LIVE STOCK OFFERING GREAT does its greatest damage. FERDINAND ERICKS EN Attorney At Law WEALTH TO UTAH WITH THE LIVE STOCKMEN OF TIT Judge Budding EASTERN UTAH Utah people do not realize the treSALT LAKH CITY, UTAH mendous seote and possibilities of the Owing to the improved demand for FREDERICK E. WOODS live stock industry, declared James L. wool the offerings from all centers Amof the Attorney At Law Brennan, general manager in erican Packing company of Ogden, at during Novcmlter and for Deeemlier Office, Eleetrie Budding. will be increased full 10 per the Exchange club luncheon Friday Australia PRICK, UTAH There keen rent. was at competition last at Salt Lake Cit The greatest the wool sales in Saturlast Albury natural resources of this state is its GEORGE J. CONSTANTINE day. Of the six thousand bales offerof basis is which the agricul Attorney At Law grasses, all sold. ed were ture and live stock raising, he said. Catching four hundred and twelve Suite 12. Sllvsrnl Building. Formerly Of thp eighty billion dollars of the Occupied By Price A Fonts three hundred badgers, fifty-tw- o is coyotes, tenth each a nation s business year PRICK, UTAH d skunks bolicata ten in a (er-ioand in the meat industry and Utah, being of one month and five days, M. .E FLYNN geographically located in tho center Undertaker and of the nations markets as well as the Madsen and P. J. Harrison, o(ierating Ueeaned Ambulanca Servian nations seat of meat production, has in the Tusearora section of Nevada, made have one the best and of indilargest An accurate wonderful future. a Telephone 29. PRICK, UTAn cation of Utahs future in this regard catches of furbearing animals in that is the fact that the heads of the big vicinity in recent years. A Salt Lake HARMON three (lacking corjtorations visit here City firm purchased their pelts for WALLACE dollars. thousand three de The a five times year. four and Undertaken and Licensed Still another shipment of cattle was pression of the last year or so in the live stock business is merely a stage made from Huntington Thursday of One Block South of L. D. 8 Tsbernaelsi Office Phone 158. Ree. 115m. of a cycle which now indicates a per- last week when several carloads of PRICK, UTAH iod of prosjHTity. The stockmen of yearling stock were brought to Price Utah are failing or rather are not suc- for loading. This is the third similar R. BERTOT PAINT SHOP Auto Puinting ceeding because they do not heed the shipment to he made from there the 1, 8, aad g Days systems exhortion of Brigham Young to work past month, stock associations in othDun or Gloss Finish hard. They are content to devote er Emery county towns also having Half Block East of Courthouse about two months of their time to sold during this time. But little rePhone 238 their business, and are satisfied with striction was made on that purchase PRICE, UTAH a return of 33 3 per cent gross prof- both beef and feeder being disposed of. it, he asserted. I.-- v - lSi-t-- ! : s dli t lat-ri-- t:y-1'Iv- . Sirr----Urll- cr tr vt-s- x.-i- - -- 1- -t, j -s M-M- - . the nations standard for small home heating . . today, EAUTIFUL, yes, but will it work? Many questions,' like this one, greeted the I Heatrola in 1921. It was so differ-ein appearance and operation from anything known before. fj de-iral- coldest weather. And requires no more fuel than any stove requires. aj Tens of thousands of homes enjoyed Heatrolas furnace comfort last Winter many thousands more will own Heatrolas before snow flies. But Heatrola worked ! From the Right here in this community, the day of the first installation, its sucFor Heatrola, homes of many of your neighbors cess was assured. ' are kept warm by this modern heat. handsome as a fine mahogany cab- inet, and as easy to keep clean, does ing method. Let us show you these the work of a basement furnace! It Heatrolas, and tell you how easily keeps every room in the house, upyou can own one, too. Phone us and stairs down, cozy and snug in now, before Fall advances further. nt ve There is only one "EXCLUSIVE HEATROLA ESTATE BUILDS IT t Corner Mkin and 10th ihipa from tho m Pacific bitumln win of Pleasant Valley In Orton district None bet-t- e iters, range, grata, fur er nannfactnrlng plant, (ml of any and superior and Ualon uor for itorago. Once tri-dn- ji inflated upon. Get a from the general offices hi ironcy, Walker Bank It Lake ot City, Utah too St Phono 111 or 5L? cw kje 300-iNiu- 26 Price, Utah ACTUAL WORE BEGINS ON THE PAIR VIEW HIGHWAY SOIL SURVEY Actual construction on the Hunting-to- n to Fairview road through Huntington Canyon was begun several days ego, and the crews of the successful bidden for the first fonr sections of the highway are now steadily at work. As additional sections are to be advertised within a very short time with till othen to follow the bnilding of the highway will continue until it is completed in so far as weather condi tions will permit A large part of the project must go over until next year, however, as the present season will not be long enough to permit its finishing. Successful bidden with crews now at work are all Huntington men E. G. Geary, D. C. Leonard, Anton Nielson, J. H. Gordon, M. S. Black and A. J. Lott It ia reported that men from Fairview, Cleveland, Ferron and other towns in Emery county contemplate bidding for certain sections. New Government Booklet Out Telling of Crops and Soforth. early t j begin thinking Christmas cards and New Blase people are those who never Parting. The Sun will have look up when an airplane flies over z H H. STEVENSON LUMBER CO. DISTRIBUTORS nenal fine town. Mr roP now end se- Key win be laid aside un-- . In tight places the influence yon Prices within the reach of have in reserve holds out amazingly well. New .lr Tbs Sun Special Service. WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 2. A report of the soil survey of the Uin tah Basin area, as conducted by the United States department of agriculwith the Utah Agture in ricultural Experiment station, has just been published. The report, which contains forty-tw-o pages of text, gives a detailed description of the different soil types and indicates suitable crops and cultural practices. There is also a discussion of the topography and drainage, roads and other transportation facilities, markets, climate and the agriculture of the area. The also contains a large soil map showing the extent and distribution of the various soil types. Because of the scant rainfall irrigation is necessary for profitable crop production. Among the more important agricultural pursuits of the region are the production of alfalfa hay and seed and small grain, dairying, beekeeping, the raising of live stock both eattle and sheep and poultry, particularly turkeys. Within the last few years alfalfa seed has become an important local enterprise, this faet accounting for a recent shrinkage of the normally heavy hay crop. Vegetables and fruits are grown for home Indian ponies and mustangs, run consumption only. While systematic crop rotation is not practiced, some UTAH DAIRY COUNTY ERAD- ning loose on reservations of the West, ICATING TUBERCULOSIS sort of variation is rather generally have been condemned by the government Indian burean and ordered sold. employed. Noteworthy advance in the nation- The ponies are described as destroyThe report contains much data of tubercufeed and fences and as interest to local farmers and to others wide campaign against bovineJune in a ers of cattle last occurred loses during twice concerned with the agrieulture of the the area for feeding requiring area. Copies may be obtained free, new ecctor. Cache (pronounced cash) purposes than cows need. The brona while the snpply lasts, from the Unit- county (Utah) completedtwenty-thre-systemchos, numbering close to a hundred e its of test tuberculin atic ed States department of agriculture, thousand, are fast being disposed of, thousand cattle, which showed less Indians selling them to fertilizer comWashington, D. C. infection. cent than half of 1 per panies at from two to three dollars a The per capita consumption of ap- This very small extent of the disease, head. reall that ples in the United States is now shout together with the factwon for Cache Emery county milk cows are being half of one each day, says the United actors were removed, tested for tobereulosis, the commisdepartStates department of agrieulture. a place on the United States over there having made the resioners modiThe total crop this year will reach ment of agricultures list of this work from the state and for quest 164.000.- 000 bushels as compared with fied accredited areas. federal authorities. The schedule of to Utah in It is the first county 179.000.- 000 last year. The decrease in dates is for every community. Tuberdepartment culosis in that total production, however, is partially have that distinction and portion of the state is the offset by the fact that the crop is of officials consider thatsimilarleadership normally at a low degree, health conactivity will stimulate unusually fine quality and less than there This will ditions having never been threatened locally. other in waste places to the usual proportion will go of syste- hv this malady appearing in serious sev- or be used up for manufacturing pur- greatly advance the progress in the West. proportions. A similar test made matic tuberculin testing poses. The proportion known as the by the fact (Continued On Page Four) commercial crop will reach 30,134,000 Such a view ia supported state in the has another county barrels compared with 23537,000 last that applied for a similar intenyear. The Northwestern ones are being already of its cattle. The commis-sionetest shipped rapidly and are now reaching sive of Summit have voted fivo the peak movement. Federal inspecdollars toward the work hundred tion at shipping points is also greater rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness in progress. now is which in work than during last year, the caused by Catarrh. that indicates state the of Sumy the Northwest promising to be 50 per asm ieM y es0 Ar wr infectuberculous cent mors than in any preceding the percentage of 1 Ohio CHENEY St Toledo, F. CO, This cent j. less than per tion is season. publi-catio- 1-- Mid-- Winter Millinery .. fcrestibl, little turbans daringly In line, luxurious in fabrio mipart an enviable to the costume ith which they are worn. JCetailic turban, gold embroidered satin hats, ostrich trim tailored hats priced st Jhats, rs Bessie Kennedy, Millinery Incorporated PRICR, UTAH HalPs Catarrh Medicine REN BEAN Goners! Puinting Contractor Phone 188m. PRICE, UTAH HAMMOND J . W.Licensed Abstractor of Titles Abstracts of tide furnished to any tract in Eastern Utah. Elia la umncu written ia the bent compute Real estate, bonds, etc. Second floor Bile vagal Building, Price, Utah. place or United States Fuel Go, Largest Producer of Domestic Coal la Utah. Producing the Famous KING BLACK HAWK HIAWATHA and PANTHER COALS |