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Show THE SUN, PRICE, UTAH EVERY FRIDAY rAGE TWO MS DOWN TWENTY-FIV- E CENTS FIRST OF WEEK AT THE RIVER Tbs Ban Bnecial Servii. KANSAS CITY, Mo., May 31. There acre both htrong anil weak apots in the rattle market today. The choice to prime 6teers and yearling ruled stronger, a few spot higher. Medium to good fed and grassfat ones were steady, ling prices were down ten to fifteen rents mostly ten lower Demand than Saturdays average. was fully ample to rare for the offerings. Ijumbs broke twenty-fivbut sheep held steady. The we tern springer sold up to $17.25 and native at $17.10. Receipts today were 10,500 cattle, 10,000 hogs and 13,000 sheep, e, compared with 11, 000 rattle, 10,000 hogs and 12, IMM) sheep a week ago and 7450 rattle, 0350 hogs and 7825 sheep a year ago. Some yearling steers, miied yearlings and heifers sold at strong to fifteen rents higher prieea. Steers Warning Is Issued On Oil Substitution Substituting one kind of an oil for another is a violation of law and the chief dairy and food commissioner for Utah, Edward Suuthwick, on Saturday Iat mailed to one thousand and fifty service stations in this state a letter railing attention to the statute and how it has been violated, and notifying them that such must cease or prosecution will follow. The let- ter says: As a dealer in gasoline and oils we desire to call your attention to practices that are in violation of law, that of buying certain grades and standards of oils from one firm and then knowingly placing it in the containers of another firm name and selling it for well known and proven oils. This is willful deception and in violation of law and the practice must cease or prosecutions follow. "We desire to call attention to another matter, that of selling soealled "Night Oil" as a substitute for the better grades. This department is fair to all dealers and we esnnot and will not tolerate condition of this kind. There are now upwards of a hundred thousand ears in this state and every person owning a car takes pride in it, and when he purchases the grade of oil suitable for his motor he is entitled to get what lie asks for. Autos at best are expensive, and a person cannot take chances in having his motor ruined by inferior oil Therefore, we are mailing this circular letter to all dealers with the warning that anyone who in the future violates the law will be exposed and prosecuted to that the auto dealers may know those dealers who indulge in such practices. "Any violation reported to us will be strictly confidential, thorough investigation made and, if circumstance warrant, prosecutions will immediately follow." un to $9.50 and straight heifers $9.40. Heavyweight fed ones went alowly and barely steady, while grassfat ones were weak to fifteen lower. Considering that other trade aetivitiea and packinghouses were closed for Memorial Day the general cattle market was unusually active. Indications are that fullfed steen are due for an advance, but the short fed and grassfat classes will remain in about the present position. Cows and most heifen were steady, the prime ruling higher. Most of the good sold at $8.75 to 0 and the top $9.40. Veal ealves were steady, best lightweights selling at $10.00 to $11.00. Bulls and stags were steady. Demand for most classes of Stockers and feeders was active at firm prices. Receipts were limited. Fleshy feeders were slow sale, but at steady prices. Stock rows, heifen and springer cows were quoted weak. Hog prices today were steady to ten cents lower, moxt of the decline showing in the lighter weight classes. Trsdo was active. The top price of $14.15 was paid for lighttight. The 160 to brought $13.00 to $14.10 210 to 250 Kiunils $13.75 to $13.05; 250 Ui 325 irnunds $13.50 to Outstanding $13.80; packing sows $12.00 to ; $10.75 and Maytag Features to stock $11.25; tags hogs pigs $14.25 to $15.25. Indications We Renewed Activity Shown In Salina 1 Washes faster. C Easily adjusted to that oriccs will hold to present levels S Washes cleaner. Canyon Construction. yur bright. X Largest hourly caps. for the next two weeks. Receipts are 7 Clothes can be put ia Tub holds 21 Engineers of the Denver and Rio or taken out with the barely large enough to meet urgent rethe Utah Conand of Western Grande washer running. quirement. washer compact S All metal wringer. Lambs were twenty-fiv- e rents low- struction company, which has the conmade floor tskes Self adjusting. Iner today than last weeks close and tract for the work in Salina Canyon, pace only 25 inches week tliis stant several were for here e days to fifty cents under last thirty-fivsquare. Electric motor for S Cast aluminum tub week's high imint. Receipts were lib- and made trip to the CHiiyon prepara-wired railcan't on to warp, swell, The remained tory continuing operations rot, eral, but demand large. v motor where nn elec't nor corrode best western lambs today sold at $17.-0- 0 road const ruction which was liegun itself. tricity is available. to $17.25; native lamb $16.50 to last year, says the Salina Sun of last Arin were Those the party $17.00, shorn wethers $7.50 to $8.50 Friday. Reasons for thur Ridgway of Denver, Colo., chief and shorn ewes $6.50 to $7.25. World Leadership engineer for the railroad; Assistant sell itself, SANPETE LOCKS FURNISHING Engineer II. S. St renter, Resident Endon't keep gineers L. (). Donne of Denver and J. DATA FOR EXPERTS W. Charney of Helper, and Engineer Some interesting facts were obser- W. (. Rhode of llclcr, who proliuh-l.- v will net a resident engineer here, ; ved by Alina C. Expliu, a sheep and wool specialist with the Utah Agri- ami G. T. Bowman, foreman of the cultural college up at Logan, during Utah Const ruction company of Ogden. his recent tour of the Saiiicte county These gentlemen went over the grade hearing corrals. On this trip the ami out lined the work to lie doii- and specialist visited the shearing plants which will stnrt at Mile Iost 11 and at Jrrieho, Fountain (Sreen, Ephraim, t'oiitinue to 13 in the present summer. Manti and at Fayette. A few of the A earload of horse and x hig new factors of production most iniNrtant steams hovel are in transit to the canin the eye of wool men were noted: yon already and will he there h June (I). The majority of the wool is of 1st, when the work i to be tslait.d. combing length; that is, it is over two To hasten the construction to such an inches in length and fulls mainly into extent that everyhing up to Mile Iost miow tiles an the fine and grade; (2) 13 will be done MAYTAG the wool is of snjierior quality this olier steauisliovel will be shipped in year with no breaks or cheeks what- there in about thirty day. Chief EnMain Price, Phone 200 ever evident in the staple; (3) it is gineer Ridgway in an interview with in view residents a of the that the light shrinkage expressed probably year wools. During the tour the specialist railroad will stick to its original instudied and took weight on four hun- tention to have the line compVte.l in dred fleeces for pnrjioKe of compar- five year, which means tha? it will ison with last season's. The average take this and three more summer beweight fur this venr was 10.25 pounds, fore trains can run up to Kioeha fetacompared with 9.87 last year. The tion, provided, however, that the origEighty-sevejxt centi of the energy When woodwork looks very smoky Motion picture audience look at a Six children in Kansas extremes in weight this year were inal plan on a five years construction used in this derived from or a tablespoon of ammonia add- dark screen country from six to twenty pounds, eotniared will not be changed and a matter mul, oil and gns. Four come from ed oily nearly half the time a probate judge lliat thsi to each gallon of water that is used film is with from six to hut fifteen last year. are at present there i little chance water and three from being shown, and each one of was an unfit guard inn for u to working wnh it will brighten it up the tiny pictures that make it Flock averages for this year were ob- for such. up is cause she bobbed lu r hair ui een throe time. served at 9.48 N)unds to 10.90, comgay clothing. SOUTH ARE pared with a variation of eight pounds EXTENSIONS OVERRUSHED Ojah, the pigmy elephant now in the About 80 icr cent of the false teeth The world' NOW BEING supply of balsam of to 10.65 in 1925. London xoo, ha had to don leather used by English dentists are made in Jess, Charles and Virgil, Jk I cru, uspd in perfume and Barnea brace medicines, hold hi brothers of firelewh to knees. the United State. all coine from a HUNTINGTON, June 1. Through of trees are all members of major Free From Scabies. grove the united effort of IVtle Dole and in Central America. teams. Utah is free from scabies onee more, Orangeville people the jxilcs will lie IS GIVEN chief Thomas to Redmond, exaccording near future the the in for ready aheep inoKctor for the slate depart- tension of the Utah Iowrr anil Light to who returned of ment agriculture, eleetrie lines from Huntington on to Salt Lake City from the southeastern Castle Dale anil to Orangeville. The section of the state last Tuesday. So current will be carried between the far as is known, Redmond says, there two town and thenre to the place on j is not an infected sheep oil the Utah the lines already used by Taylor Dim- - j ranges. A vigorous dipping in the tliers of Orangeville, who will take j San Juan section, where an outbreak charge of the new current. Many j was reported several weeks ago, is trees have been cut down in this victo have eradicated the infection inity to make it more convenient for there. The outbreuk originnted in the the plnpnS of the pole and wires, Fort Defiance section of the Navajo The work ha begun and is expected --reservation ami spread rapidly. Red- to be finished by the middle of this Trip mond and Dr. R. W. Mctiinnoss of the month. federal bureau of animal industry pent several weeks in the reservation, IMPROVEMENT BONDS VOTED best assurance you BY HUNTINGTON TOWN get in traveling organizing work which will make of is two of the divisions of the Navajo a lug lirNTIXtiTO-V- , Jon. 1. At th, buffer between the scabies and sheep will take gage and up in of the Southeast and the Utah flocks. city bond election held here last SatIt is planned to carry on an extensive urday to vote on $4000 for the com- 0 knocks to it is subjected. dipping program about September 1st pletion of the city sewer system, be sure ofl this fur inprovement to sidewalk and on the West Navajo and Fort Defiyou will insist at ance divisions immediately adjoining bridges and $2000 for the extension bags and maintenance of the water mains San Juan eounty. of the issue was approved. It is the stores. likes satisfac purpose of the mayor, I'eter E. JohnMay Enforce Dipping. for a luggage whether it son, who is pushing the movement, WASHINGTON, D. C., June L extend to the council and the F ra city Federal authorities have power to en- water eat, wear Secretary of the Navy Wilbur was recently presented with an immense system later to the city cemforce cattle dipping in the various beautitying the grounds by "poppy anchor" standing seven feet tall. It was cast Uxin the states for the eradication of the Texas etery for and the like. The el- the l'otomie on Memorial Day. rhoto shows (left to flowers lawns, right) Major General fever tick. The supreme court so de- ection results were three to one in Lejeune U. S. cided today in a celebrated case, infavor of the bond. The eity eouneil of the Veterans vV inter Quarters, Clear Creek. Castle Gate volving a challenge of federal author- - will advertise for bids on the issue at once. and Sunnyside. ( Con tinned Oa Page Four) $9.-1- 210-Hiu- 9 RAILROAD WORK $12-50- Phone Us tension-releas- e; try the Maytag It it doesnt r ne it Aluminum HVosher - half-bloo- d homes-G:-oli- e THE Street, SHOP Utah. n ten-mi- le POPPY ANCHOR TO WILBUR For An Enjoyable lc-liev- j The comfort $2.-0- can the knowledge that your stand good shape the hard which To of feeling getting your trunks and traveling one our Everyone tory vacation trip, hing to and usetr WASATCH STORE C07 |