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Show ltfSSIAXS AREX'T SO BAD For t'he time hjini; v,, -,euk!i!f.; for I'tah, join v.;.h ihe di; n-guished n-guished Idaho senator, W. E. Borah, .md recognize Russia. We recognize recog-nize Russia's good judgment in buying buy-ing sheep to rehabilitate h . saaly dfp!e:ed flocks. Without doabt everyone ev-eryone interested in livestock tno'.v.i by this time the Ruscdan government govern-ment has made extensive purchase3 cf Hambo lillei slie-.-p Iro.n tin : flocks in the Mt- Pleasant vicinity.' These sheep are going overseas as foundation stock. The purchasing party va? com r.osed of an agricultural and live to.--!: pi.il'e-si.r from one of Russia's Rus-sia's leading academies, the direc-. direc-. rf agriculture of the comissaria und an interpreter. They spent many weeks touriri-; the range "cuntry. visiting the homes of the leading breeders. The result has been they made their heaviest pur- chases in r ah; more specif.cally, in and about Mt. Pleasant. This is anoiliG. "laurel in ihe already al-ready weil-plumed hat of that community. com-munity. Mt. Pleasant th'nVs o! it-jelf it-jelf as the Raaibouillet breeding center of the vc:id. This recogne-tion recogne-tion by Russia merits continuation of that shibboleth. In return, Utah breeders recongnize Russia for the soundness used by her in building her sheep industry. : Before the Russians came, the Japanese government made numerous numer-ous purchases in and around Mt. Pleasant. The visits of the Japanese Japan-ese have, however, become annual o. curances. They need more sheep yearly, and without any hesitancy come to "'tali. The Tribune. j |
