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Show FRIDAY. JANUARY 29. 1925 THE PAGE EIGHT PRICE, UTAH EVERY FRIDAY BUN. Breakfast Food' and Love KiNG By H. IRVING IS C New Colors For Spring . . . iCupyriKXt.) CONVERSE and Emms WALTER hud been engaged tot on light hug- -; lightlights, ten tj fifteen cent higher; chipper tp, $13.00 six month; and had known each other 1SU Miuut average; pucker : m for ever so long. There was no par$12.-; to $12.15 bulk of ticular reason why they should not calec, $12.00; e married forthwith except that OOr gum! to choice 170 to 225 jxiunds, sort-- d 130 to 16(1, Emma to haug hack. Two of her girl $12.15 $l2.i5; made a pounds, $13.H0 to $13.25; packing friends who had married hud This relation. marital to $8.75 mea of their to $11.00 $11.50; stags, SOW. seriousness the realize so Emma 9.50; cluck pigs ten to fifteen high- made of marriage that she was a little er $12.50 to $13.40. 3tHHI head and de- - scared and reluctant to take the Sheep Receipts I am pretty certain that 1 siruldc weight lambs very active and! plunge. cicuilv to strong; extreme weighty iuve you, Walter, and that OU love Rut then Ella kmdc, dull and lower; tom $14.35; me, she reasoned. loved Paul she Whitworth to $13.75 thought others $14.2); largely the trade considerably. l(ereiits toto all appearances he and odd lots Ralston arrivuis, sheep $13.20; 7tXNl and were 13,HH) hogs day rattle, was dead iu love with her. And now slesih. 5iNN) sheep, compared with ld.Omt eat-tlsee what came of their marriage the 7tM)0 Logs and 6000 clieep a week court I Exhibit. divorce Fine Plan 12,-and 50 ago and cuttle, 10,450 hogs have loved each othThey 745(1 sheep a year ago. fuming out 1 lx recoiiiiiiciidatioii answ cred Walter. They only er," Lake inn in Salt convent uniiiiiil At the outset buyers placed steady of the had ol the I tali State M uol- - thought they did. Besides, they tnue. City bids on fat steers, but l:iti-- trade oilier a short each knowu only ion ot of liiat tire Is active at fifteen to t vent vine growi' It ill tic rent with us we are sure of H will) plans slieepj our rents advance. The quality of tin- of- n Ue uml we have known each the state exhibit wool at capital.! and fering was only fair. The bulk of the ever since we were children slother convention steers brought $3.25 to $9.50 with a It was ' brought out at llie um!. fume, lets go and take out s I I all, a state with a wool and j frW'bunrhes up tu $10.00. The sixty thill license." After considerable marriage in approxto ninety days fed rlusscs picdominul-d- . niul ton industry bringing Eiuuiu relented and they more Some of the id ferings came from imately $21,000, OtMl each year, did not took urging license. Rut before out their iu the this activity represented muddy feed lots and did not slmw to have set the fur the day marriage Ella RalTentative plan covering an advantage. The plain and ordin- exhibits. Imd been Ella Whitworth, who ston considered include were shall it ary steer Bold at $7.50 to $8.00. The what the asso- and was now the divorcee appeared principal advance was in medium to at a meeting of officers of ion. It in towu end came to call upon Emma. vent eon follow the ciation ing good classes, (lows and heifers which show" She tolil her all about her matrimonial have held relatively firm for mine was proposed to have the actual disaster, of course told It In detail as resent jmssilile nearly time mid very readily at good prices. iu the and warned her never, never to marry. Killers mud all the butcher clase range conditions as they exist The next morning Walter drove op Utah. of Representindustry fed Good sheep they ran get from now on. In his car and asked Emma to go for will he shown as the will heifer are scarce and mixed yearling ative typos a ride with hlin out Into the country. market from to wool that kinds of go The in moderate supply. ft scarcity She consented; it was an opportunity of row gnd heifer should force u this stale. she would improve. During the ride better demand l'ur fat steers. Veal she would tell Walter that she had Price Man Fined. calves were strong, best selling at her mind; their marriage $11 AO to $12.00. Tiade in stock-r- s HUNTINGTON, Jim. 27. Refus- changed off." They were must considered be and feeders, though limited bv the ing to leave with his heiy herd from well out Into the when she country moderate receipt, was active it fif- grazing in the lonihiMi wo, t of here, broached her and the began subject e teen to twenty-fivcent higher adjacent to the Huntington city water oration. Walter was vexed. So that price. This advance was nearly a full supply after being ordered away by Ells Whitworth, or Ella Ralston, or recovery of the decline that occurred the city officials, Carl Jensen of Price whatever she now calls herself, has late last week. was arrested and fined fiftceu dollar been at you, has she?" he growled. Hog prices last week fluctuated by Justice K. F. Mangum yesterday. "But Walter," protested Emms, "you within a narrow range, but today T wo or three requests had been made see It was all about the little things arrest order before to the him move there waa twenty-fiv- e to forty cents of of life that she and I'anl fell out at advance owing to an urgent demand. was made. Another herder who fol- first' They did not like the same This took quotations into the highest lowed Jensen into the district within or the same music, or the same play, position of the winter packing season. a day or two was also told to leave. food, or the same people." order. He the with Herding complied Receipts are so materially short of loHumph," said Walter. "It seems urgent requirement that further ad- in this vicinity is a danger to the me that if a man and hla wife to the a cal water unusually dry supply, vances are probable. Lightlights sold love each other their choice In can-areally ls up to $13.00 and the hulk of the 170 season ha caused the creeks and foods would not matter breakfast available be the to d watering to only classes brought $12.40 to and I solemnly promise not to much; $12.80. Packing bows sold at $11.00 place. divorce you because you want to go to $11.75, stags $8.75 to $0.50 and to the opera aud I prefer the movies. Assessment Is Greater. stock hogs and pigs $12.50 to $13.25. When two persons who love each othAn advance of fifteen cents in assessed More cattle were in Carbon as you and I do, are married all er, lambs, together with urgency in de- rnunty last year than were reported those little thlnge you speak of all into the market the mand, brought by the census enumerator, according swallowed up by a greater their mufirst upward swing encountered in to the statement issued by the state tual affection the little thlnge dont two weeks. The lighter weight ones board of equalisation of rattle for count. There Is Jack Corning. He sold at $14.25 to $14.50 end the heavy 1925. Census reports show twenty-tw- o reads detective storlee and hla wife at $13.75 to $14.25. Fat ewes that hundred and eight beef cattle and reeds Ihseu but did sse a you went up to $8.65 were about the only four hundred and sixty-thre- e dairy in happier marrlager sheep offered. Carbon, a total of 2671. Total num-ii"I am afraid the little things do ''Demand for horses and mules, exassessed was 2826 or 155 more "Ella told count," sighed Emma. cept the common kinds, remain active than were reported. The per rent me" below firm at which escaped assessment in other prices. Receipts are cried Walter. "I normal for this season of ths year. counties varied from 12 in Davia to tell"Ella be blowedl" count dm3 Besldoe, I you they be69 in Garfield, the state average which of think dou3 upon anything Yesterday's Markets. ing 35, County Assessor Golding baa you and I disagree except this putE. R. : KANSAS received a letter from Hammond, CITY, Mo., Jan. 28. off ef our merriage." Cattle Receipts 3000 head and calves a secretary of the state board, con- ting "Oh yea there is," wild Emma ; "one his him on effort. 500. Fed yearling, steady to strong; gratulating little tiling, Just like what Ella told shade a sputa higher; good me began the trouble between Paul Big Ranch Bought. yearlings, $10.00; heavies, $9.75; bulk her. I like creamed codfiah for of offerings eligible to sell at $8.00 to MYTON, Jau. 23. H. P. Blair of and and detest eggs; and you breakfast $9 A0; she stock, slow, steady; bulk of Orange, Cala., recently closed a deal like and detest creamed codfish eggs butcher cow $1.75 to $6.00; few up- disxsing of hi ranch of two hundred look outl Where are you going!" ward to $6.59; eminent and cutter acres on South Mytou Bench to Pres- Oh, was a crash and Emma found There mostly $3.05 to $4A0; bulls steady; ton C. Nutter. About a hundred and herself scratched and bruised, but alvealers and calves, steady to strong: sixty aerea is improved and i in otherwise uninjured, by the roadside. choice veals to packers, $12.00 to $12.-5- falfa. The price paid was $12, (MK). In Ills preoccupation Walter had alstockers and feeders, scarce and Blair was a resident of Myton for h!s machine to skid on a piece lowed around steady, many years. The new owner has two of slippery cement road. Pared and 7000 unbead and hundred head of cattle on the place. Ilogs Receipt disheveled, Emma picked herself up even ; mostly steady witb Wednesand ran to where Walter was lying announcements. Sun. The shade a Wedding higher day's average; spots on his hack, his eyes cloned and breathing atentorloualy. Ths crisis aroused all her latent energy. lie most have help at once. A mils bark there was a large house. To thia hquae she fairly flew, clamored at the front door-sta- ted her case In disjointed sentences to the aged, clerical-lookinman who ' Y A real opportunity exists in the piano business for a oiiened It and fainted away. When she came to, ah found a motherly competent salesman and business man in Price. looking old lady bending over her, to Plano business can be carried on as a separate busiwhom aha cried out : "Oh, hes killed ; ness of itself or in connection with an already established I know lie Is. And Its all my fault I" business of some other character. "There, there, dearie," said the contract the : Under the Baldwin Dealers motherly looking old lady. "Hell be all right. One of my eons la a doctor capital investment will be small but the profits will be and has gone to him. My eon Is wonvery satisfactory. derful In accident cases. The young The Baldwin franchise is valuable and territory will man will be here directly.. How did be assigned under it when we are sure active selling effort It happen will be put behind the instruments we supply. Reclining her head on the matrons :Ve are the largest manufacturers of pianos and playample boson Emma did tell her all about It and got much better advice er pianos in the world. Ve make the most complete and than she had got from Ella Ralston. best known line, and for over sixty years our satisfied cusReverend Mr. Sinclair and his two The tomers have been helping us increase our business. sons, and ths farmhands who had Our dealers receive free of charge from time to time been summoned, found Welter sitting the help of our travelers, who are competent retail salesup rubbing hla head and looking men. We will assist you in getting organized and started, about anxiously. He had merely been He was assured of the stunned. and later calls of our traveler will help in closing sales are of to cost dealer. Emma; the yonng doctor the without safety given bound up hie head and Walter himWith these advantages dealing direct with us the self was soon clasping Emma In hla manufacturers and with financial help from us and the anna. The lovers had possibilities in Price territory, someone can establish and little talk apart maintain a very profitable and stable piano business in and then Walter, producing the license, Carbon. county. requested the Reverend Mr. Sinclair to eith-e- r perform a marriage ceremony. All for Address once further information. at r. .Write hesitation had been Jolted out Emmas at or office office our branch Cincinnati, our general of her In the accident A little tinkat Denver. ering on Welter's car and they were on their wsy again. "Lets atop at Factories at Chicago and Cincinnati the hotel and have a wedding breakfast, laughed Walter. "What will you BALDWIN COMPANY have, dearf" asked Walter. "Boiled eggs," said Emma. "What are you going to haver Colo. Street Denver, 1636 California Creamed codfl.h." replied Walter The Pun tSpeciul Service. KANSAS CITY. Mo., Jan. 25. live priees ruled higher today. Cuttle started steady and dosed with cents advance a fifteen to twenty-fiv- e to forty and bog rose twenty-fiv- e cents. Lambs. were up fifty. The gen-era- l trade waa active and close clearances were made in all divisions. Hog-- , add in the highest position sun-- early October. The rally in lambs ended two weeks of sagging juices that had rarried the market into the lowest (nisi t ion of the season late last week. The advance in fat steers timed u tp; e I i? ?T T tT ty e, lie-eai- r i - 300-mun- tvr er 898-jxiu- 0; . : ? ? ?V ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? ? ?? ? tt ? t? ? tT t I Never , in the history of the millinery trade , has color been so important as it is this season . We are showing the new Silk Hats in ail the late shades. Made of the best quailty silk Just what you need to wear for spring. Priced $7 SO. The Royal Society Package Goods for spring are now ready. Make a new scarf or luncheon set. Price, Utah HELD LIABLE Man of Many Mishaps Comes Into the Limelight Once Again. even partially. - Therefore, the commission hold the (Standard Coal cora-jn- y should ay for all the disability resulting from the accident of last January and of which Wilson was again a victim. The cttnany assumed liability until Octolter 1st, last, and Htid romitenxatinn, hospital and other expenses. Then it was claimed that Wilriim projwrly should be cared for no further out of the employes combined injury benefit fund. This fund is created tu relieve the employers of any responsibility for the entire corujiensation incurred by employer who, haring been ;artially disabled in former accidents, are again the victim of iuishaH, and as a result of the two become totally disabled. In such eases the employer pars onlv such un amount a he would , have to had the second accident to RAILROAD AND MOISTURE ARE AGITATING THEM Agitation for a railroad line front Grand Junrtion, Colo., running southwest through Emery county and down to Salina Canyon to connect with tha Denver and Rio Grande Western at Salina, is being aroused in the vicinity of Huntington, according to Elder Andrew Jensen, assistant church historian. who ha just returned from a conference of Emery stake, Raya last Wednesday 'a Desert New. Interest is generally increasing in such a project aud it would mean great development of that section of the state, he says. Development of the oil industry at Moab may hasten building of aneh a line, Elder Jensen thinks. The people of Emery are praying for rain I r snow. The pnnqiectK for g premising year are good if only sufficient moisture falls. About everybody who ha lived in Carbon district fur any length of time knows Jackv" Wilson and are familiar more or less with hi many narrow ecae from death on several occasion. The industrial commission oh Tuesdav last hail no difficulty in concluding that John L. Wilson was not a physically fit and a cuable of withstanding the effect of serious in juries in January of last year a he wa twenty-fiv- e year-- , ago, when he wn blown from the xrtal of the Winter Quarter mine nearly a quar- ter of a mile acre the canyon." Oth-- 1 cr injuries were sustained by Wilson in a sene of later mishaps at Scofield the first, ,.m,JVe in 1IMM), when he was shot through the hip, making one leg some shorter Eighteen educational survey for than the other; at Hiawatha in 191G, (eight states Kentucky, New York, and while worknig for the Utah Oil j Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Temies-Refiiiin- g company at Salt Lake Oily see, Virginia anil West Virginii in 1920. were made by the interior department However, in none of these accidents' bureau of education, during the fiscal preimnil bv'niie of the neWoit. was the man pennancnlly disabled year 1924-2Brooklyn Botanic garden. Ix-e- n I i I ! nt 5. OPPORTUNITY g ve r 0 THE AN ODD NEW YEARS' EVE PARTY PIANO i |