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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-30
CHOICE YEARuNGS OF
BREEDING AGE At
$500
LAMBS co FIFTY CENTS LOWER
THAN PREVIOUS WEEK.
beef Steers steady TO Lower with RIA
ther slow Movement Of Late AZ
the Missouri River Markcts-Pisin
stock Cattle selling sIowiy--Blg
Prices ~ Zion Ham sale.
Tho Hun Special Service

The Sun Special Service.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. 2s.--Cat.
tie receipts twenty-cight thousand
head and market steady 10 ten cents
lower Top steers $500. The hog
supply was nine thousand head. Mar
ket strong to five cents higher Top
sip.55. Sheep and lambs sold strong
60 twenty-five cents higher Top
western lambs si7.7s and western
ewes tt2.GO. Beef steers were steady
90 lower with n rather slow move
ment all statesmen holding out for
steady prices which some 81 them So
cured Best fed steers brought
1880. Kansas grass steers selling
about like the finish last week. which
was nifty cents higher than the end
~ the previous week. Sales mostly ~
$3.50 Co $500. Oklahoma steers
aid up To- ftI.2s IN the native divi-
zion. aud fiye.cnr drove brought
$3.50 In the quarantine division. av-
eraging seven hundred aud eighty
eight pounds Cows closed last week
fifty II aevonty.flve cents higher. and
arc steady today. Good grass COWS
$500 10 tl2.2s. medium. $3.50 10
$1,000. Gamers $3.50 To t7.25 and
veais tii.00 60 stS.Ts. Tho supply to-
day contained comparatively few
shipments from distant pointn. nine
teen cars from Iiakcr. ore. one or
two trains from Texas and some small
shipments from Colorado. Kansas fur
nlshinR great bulk of the run. Plain
stock cattle sold lower az the end ~
last week. hut country demand was
good ana the yards were well cleared.
Heavy rains last week which were
fairly general helped the outlet today
and trade was active at steady prices.
Feeders ti05o To- titto. stock steers
$500 to ii2so and stock COWS and
heiferH $3.50 90 ti0.So.
There has been lcAs opposition 10
the advance IN the hog market during
the last ten days. aud n gain 81 fifty
cents In prices last week was added 10
o little today. outside order buyers
took az per cent ~ all the hogs that
arrived last week, practically one-hnif
as many NJ all the local packers COM
blnad. which gave the market q large
part Of IT, strength. order buyers
paid the top today-tio.bs for best
modiumweiEht hogs and packers paid
sie.sO for hest heavyweiEhtN. Top on
light hogs tiS.to and hulk % sales
$3.50 20 $3.50. stock piss Eot keen
composition today. Sales fifty 10 sew
enty-flvc cents higher up 20 tis.Ib'
ohio. Indiana, Illinois and Iowa mon
have placed many orders for stock
plEr with commission firms here re-.
Gently.
Three cars of good Western Cole
RADIOS arrived. two ears 81 lambs az
tiT.T5 ana ons car % fat ewes 1880.
Natives were only fair 20 good Nv dual.
lty. Ton sf7.00. Lambs are fifty
cents lower than week ago and sheep
ti.es lower. but there was atronE
competition FOR everything today.
Western feeding lambs sold here last
week NJ si7.OO o. tiI.ss. breeding
ewes tia.o0 20 tiG.so and choice year
ling breeders $500.
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WANTS TO SEE FOR HIMSELF
Congressman yelling Viewing the
nattlcfronts Over There.

Congressman Milton ~. weiing IL
visiting az this time the batilcfronts
In France and Italy and the training
camps of England during the recess
OF congress, Ia letter Co n friend
Just before he left, Congressman Wei.
Inns made this statement ~ his rca-
sons Tor going AZ this time. \ cannot
cfcape the thought that awe n az a
duty to myself and our boys who are
over there 20 make this trip. We have
voted billions Of dollars for the prose.
cutlon Of the war. This money II hes
ms spent largely In France Tor docks.
wharves. railroads. aviation fields,
hospitals aud "a thousand other items
which go 60 supply our rapidly ex-
banding expedition,
n want Co see this work. ! want "a
know the conditions under which out
hoAs live and fight. would like a.
meet the hoys themselves Ia the
trenches. and by personal contact with
the hnrdshipt they endure. bring back
g. my work q firHthand knowledge oi
tho hereto service they are giving "a
mankind.
THE imperishable fame OF Ameri-
can arms Is just now being demon
strnted as never before 10 the whole
world. ! should like 90 learn how
thosc az home can best help out In
the fight and encourage those abroad
who are doing this wonderful work
fur the freedom of mankind"
Congressman yelling expects 10 re-
turn 10 America about the goth Of
September.
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HUGE TASK IS ASSIGNED
War Savings Committee TO Launch
Drive For six Millions.

Utah must raise six million dollars
in cash sales OF war savings stamps In
the next three months In order 90 iii
its quota. AZ the result plans for an
aggressive campaign on this line are
being worked out by George T. Odeii.
state chairman. According 10 the
daily bulletin received Monday last
from tho national war savings stamp
committed, the United States has al
ready far outstripped England in this
campaign. though the Britishers took
the matter up long before u was
thought Of here.
In eight months a total Of tbis,-
900. 900 has been realized in tho Uni
ted States In cash sales The English
total In twenty-five months was $685.
00O, 900. In the same periods there
have boon 1883 war savings socIe-
tics formed In this country. as against
1850 In England. Chairman odell
has issued special plea that Utah
citizens who have made war savings
stamps pledges hastcs 20 make these
good ~ soon AZ possible, 40 that they
will be able % look the soldiers who
return straight In the eyes and know
that they have done their part 81 the
work 60 win the war.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-30
THUS STATE CAPTURES ALL
HoNoRs At thu RAM sAIE

Utah captured all honort at tho
third annual ram sale NJ Salt Lake
city last Tuesday with the aale % a
Ramboullict from the floeka 90 J. ~.
seeiy of Mt. Pleasant for $4,000. The
animal went 10 G. NJ, htillman OF
Richfl.ld. The Ramboulllct was tho
sensation 90 the salo. and brought
forth expressions OF admiration from
every ono OF the shccpmen present
There was much competition for IL
possession, the animal finally falling
70 stlllman's bid. The sale was OPEN
"a al noon by the auctloneer. Dwight
Lincoln. He has been called for all
naies of the National woolgrowerS'
association The first animal % come
under the auctioneer's hammer was a
namhouillet from A, A. Wood a Son.
Detroit. Mich. II was bid in By the
Adams sheep company Oh Carlsbad
y. NJ. for $4,000.
Ninety prize winning registered
tams changed hands. They included
practically every standard range sheep
known. Tho bidding was lively az
Indicated by the number Of individual
sales made ON the first day Tho aN-
craze price was t3tG. ranging from
the $4,000 sale of Seely 90 sales OF
800. The majority Of the selling was
around the $500 mark. Southern Utah
showed the most activity Ia Tues
days Kidding. and the ranges OF the
SEWER Valley and the sanpete Valley
country viii profit by the acquisition
of score Of registered rams
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More than two thousand head, the
largest number OF breeding rams ever
gathered al the Salt Lake Union
stockyards. we're offered az private
sale this week. Tho sheep are the
overflow animals taken % Zion for
the third annual ram sale az the fair
grounds commencing last Tuesday.
Animals are sold under the auspices
~ the National woolgrowers asso-
citation. Activity has already been
noted and several large punches have
changed hands al the yards at eN-
ceptionally good prices. The sheep
are all fullbloods and registered.
J. II. Manderfield, manager Of the
yards az North Salt Lake. says there
is still shortage OF tat hogs. Al
though the market conditions are
good, and the price continues "a
climb. the supply Il far short OF the
demand. Up TO Tuesday last sis.6o
was paid. live weight Present indl'
cations point 20 a continued dearth
In hogs up 20 the middle OF october
Farmers and feeders are being ad'
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NOTICE 10 WATER usRRs.-

NOTICE To WATER UsERs.-
state Engineers office. Salt Lake
city. Utah. Aug. 1. 1918. Notice IL
hereby given that Walter NJ. Rutt.
WHOSE postoffice address IL woodside.
Utah. has made application In ac-
cordnncc with the requirements %
the Compiled Laws Of Utah, 1907. as
amended by the Session Laws Of Utah.
1903. 1911 and 1915. 60 appropriate
three -hundrcdtha (.O3) OF second
foot of water from a spring In Carbon
county Said spring " situated on
unsurVcted land two hundred feet
north OF point 1880 feet east OF
thr northeast corner Of Sec. ~. Twp.
rs South. Range is Fast. Salt Lake
hnac and meridian. The water win
be diverted az the spring aud convey
cd In a ditch for a distance Of one
hundred and twenty-five feet and
there used from January ist 20 De-
ocmbcr 3ist. inclusive. Of each year.
Tor stock watering purposes. This APP
plication n designated In the state
engineers office as No. 7Tte. All
protests against the granting OF said
Application. stating the reasons there
for. must be made b. affidavit In
duplicate. accompanied by n fee OF
f2.BO. aud filed In this office within
thirty ta0) days after the completion
Of the publication OF this notice. q.
". Mc0oNAOLE. State Engineer.
Date Of first pub, Aug >, 1918.
Date of completion Of publication
Sept ., 1913.
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lie !, Ordained by the City Council OF
Sec. THAT there Ia hereby grant.
ed 20 Utah Power and Light COM
pany. Its successors and aasiEna there
IN called the 'grantee"D the right,
privilege or franchise. until August
i, 1855, 20 construct, maintain and
operate In the present and future
streets, alleys and public places, In the
city Of Price. Utah. and It's nnecoasorn,
electric light and power lines. together
with all the necessary or desirable an.
purtenancen (inciudlng underground
eonduits, poles. towers, wires, tranh.
mission lines, aud telegraph and tele-
phone lines Tor its own use). for the
purpose " supplying electricity az
wholesale 20 said city. hut tho gran
tee shall not acquire any rights here.
under 90 furnish electric service TO
said city or its inhabitants. except al
wholesale o. said city.
Sec, Poles and towers shall be
80 ere ted az TO Interfere as little as
possible with traffic over said streets
ANA alleys. The location OF an poles,
towers aud conduitA shall be fixed un.
der the supervision of the city council
Of the city. but not 20 as TO unreason.
ton OF said lines
See a-All lines constructed under
THIS grant shall be constructed In az.
cordance with established practice
with respect 20 electrical construction,
tho location % said lines. as now un.
Ger construction, IL hereby approved
and confirmed.
See THE city shall In no way be
liable or responsible for any accident
or damage that may occur In the con.
struction. operation or maintenance
by the grantee" OF its lines and an.
purtenances hereunder, and the ac-
eeptance of this franchise shall be-
deemed an agreement on the part OF
said grantee" It's successors and as.
signs, 10 indemnify said city and hold
" harmless against any ana all liabil-
Wy, loss, cost, damage or expense
when may accrue 10 said city by rea.
son OF the neglect, default or miseon.
duct OF the grantee In the con.
sfuctlon, operation or maintenance OF
US lines and appurtenances hereun-
Sec. S-The "graItoe" shall file is
written acceptance OF this franchise
WIN the city recorder within sixty
800 days after It's passage.
Bee. 6-This ordnance shall tako
effect as soon as Il shall be publi,hsS
as required by law deposited and re-
corded In the office OF the CITY re-
Sorder ana accepted as required here
IN.
Passed by the mayor ana city eoun.
el OF the city OF Price. Carbon eoun.
", utah. this 22d day OF July. 1915
GEORGE A. wooTToN.
49,. 49,, o,. Mayor
1Soa"' City Recorder.
state OF Utah. County OF carbon--ss
the undersigned. the duly quail
4 fled and acting CITY record.r =, np.sh
Utah. do hereby certify that the fnra'
going Ia a full, true and correct COM,
OF an ordinance adopted BY the cit,,
council OF said city at a meeting dnly
ns,S therein, on the 22d day OF July.
hs. IN witness whereof, / have
hereunto set my hand and affixed ~
corporate seal OF said city on thts the
soth day OF July. 1918. WV
o.. MAT GIIMoUR.
N3s. City Recorder.
F''s' PUB Aus % last Aug. 30. isls.
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Innrr RAies GRANTED.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Aus IA
4 new basis OF live stock rates In the
Southwest. with especially low charges
on stock moving out 81 the drought
stricken areas 90 the Southeast, was
ordered established today by the rail-
road administration. The order eH'
tabiirhcd "a standard and uniform
echo'uie Tor Texas. Louisiana, Arkan'
-ar. Oklahoma ana Eastern New
MeNica to replace the present COM
piicnted system of local rates
To facilitate the emergency move
mont of cattle from the drought areas
the railroad administration provided
that shipments % stockers and feeders
Co territory south 81 the Ohio and Po-
tomac rivers and east ~ the Missls-
sippi might be made ~ rs pei cent ~
the usual rates.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-30

Farmers are taking advantage ~
the opportunity o. use purebred bulls
afforded them by membership ~ n
cooperative hull association. Eight
Ia the net Increase ~ cooperative bun
associations for the year ended June
no, 1918. and eight others are now IN
process OF organization, according Co
the dairy division 81 the United states
department OF agriculture. on July
LIT this year forty-three associations
were la operation. as compared 10
thiriy.rix on July I. 1911. one aNso-
citation In operation last year being
disorgnnined. Ficldmcn and county
agents and others working In coop.
Grafton with the department have had
q part In establishing these associa-
lions. There Il an average 81 five
purohred bulls In each organisation
and an avetaRc Of two hundred ana
twenty Five dairy cows
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-30

There win be no wool shortag, IN
the United States. according 10 G. ".
Mcclure, secretary of the National
Wooigrowers' association, AZ llbb,'
000 600 pounds of wool are available
for use IN 1915. Tho United states
grows half ~ the wool u The world,
and great quantities have been pur-
chased from Great hritain. The am
nuRi consumption OF wool Ia the Unit
ted States II b0o,ooo.0oo pounds. Ap'
proNimately hundred pounds year
b reanired % clothe each soldier
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-30
NOTICE TO WATER UsERs.-

NOTICE To WATER USERS
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
City, Utah, Aug, "a. 1913. Notice IL
hereby given that the Denver aud
Rio Grande Railroad company, with
It's principal office at Salt Lake City,
Utah. has made application in ac-
oordance with the requirements Of
See. i2Ssx2f, Chap. 90. Session Laws
OF Utah, 1909, 10 change the point OF
diversion and place OF use OF i've
tcnths t.bl OF a second-foot OF water
heretofore diverted from the Price
river, In Carbon county. at a point
SIS feet south and 1850 feet weht OF
the northeast corner OF Sec. I, TWP.
~ South. Range East. Salt Lake
base and meridian. and used during
the entire year for general railroad
purposes az the town OF Price. The
company now desires 10 divert the
water from white river. a tributary
Of Price river, al a point north 76 de-
grees 40 minutes SO seconds east H.
1883 feet from the northwest corner
Of Sec. 80, Twp. 10 South, Range 4
Fast. and convey Il by means Of a
pipeline for a distance OF II, 900 feet
and there use during the period and
Tor the purposes as heretofore In the
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WITH THE LIVE SToCKMEN
OF THIS SECTION on UTAH

John H. Soely OF Mt. Pleasant has
reported to DIR. II, w. Hogan. state
live stock Inspector, that Ia the vat ai
Mountain Dell forty thousand
sheep have been dipped so far this
year without a mishap. This activity
against ticks II proceeding satisfae-
toTily. Secretary Thomas Redmond OF
the live stock board says. and the
work Is being pushed because the
dipping season closes September sOth,
F'ifty-two hunters In Utah. oper-
ating under the Joint direction OF the
state live stock board and the United
States biological survey. killed a to-
tai OF five hundred and thlrty-one
predatory animals during July, ae-
eording 20 report received by DR.. r.
W. Hogan. state live stock Inspector.
from George y. Holman. predatory
lContfnued IN naas fourl
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town OF Soldier summit. Utah county,
Utah. This application W denignated
In the state engineers office as No.
ais. All protests against the grant
lng OF said application. stating the
reasons therefor. must be made by
affidavit In duplicate. accompanied
with fec OF 1850. and filed IN this
office within thirty t3o) days after
this notice. q. y. McOONAOLE,
Htate Engineer.
Date OF first pub. Aug. 30. 1918.
Date OF completion OF publication
Sept. 30. 1918
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NOTICE 10 WATER usERs.-

NOTICE TO WATER USERS
State Engineer office. Salt Lake
City. Utah. Aug. "a. 1913. Notice IN
hereby given that the Denver and
ITO Orandc Railroad company. with
la principal office az Salt Lake City.
Utah, has made application In ac-
cordance with the requirements OF
Sec. i?ssSst. Chap. 81. Session Laws
OF Utah, 1909, 60 change the point Of
diversion and place Of use one ~
second-foot of water heretofore al
verted from the Price river. In Carbon
county, az point north 90 degrees IS
minutes east sOs feet from the south
east corner OF See. ~. Twp. ~ South,
Range y East. Salt Lake base and
meridian. and used during the entire
year for motive power and for general
railroad purposes at the town OF Hell
per Tho company now desires 60
divert the water from White river. a
tributary to Price river, at point
north 70 degrees 80 minutes thirty
three seconds east lf.tOS.9 feet from
tn northwest corner Of See. 80, Twp.
10 South, Range East, and convey
u hy means of a pipeline for dis
lance of $4,000 feet and there use
during the period and for the puF-
poses as heretofore In the town OF
Soldier summit, Utah county. Utah.
This application IL designated In the
state engineers office as No. ati6. All
protests against the granting OF said
Application, stating the reasons there
for, must be made by affidavit In
duplicate. accompanied with a fee OF
t2.50. and filed In this office within
thirty (3O) days after the completion
of the publication OF this notice. a.
y. MoGoNAGLE. State Engineer.
Date Of first pub. Aug, so, 1918.
Date ~ completion Of publication
Sept. 30. 1913.
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Twelve thousand dollars will be re-
allied from the sale OF furs Of preda-
tory animals killed In Utah last year.
according Go the annual report u
George Holman. predatory animal In
spector Of the United States depart
mcnt Of agriculture. OF this sum
ttO.Ib5 has already been collected
Five hundred thousand dollars worth
of live stock have been saved this
year through the activity of this de-
partment. which works In conjunc-
ton with the state live stock board
one hundred thousand sheep were
killed annually In Utah by predatory
animals. hut according 60 the report
received by e. ~ Stewart ~ the Utah
wooigrowers' association. only 30 per
cent 81 tho usual number have fallen
prey 10 the Wild animals. Good work
by the hunters employed by the de-
pnrtment Of aRriculturc's bureau ~
biological survey. under Holman. is
held ~ be the cause Of this decrease.
Wolves Almost Ex,inc;.
one feature OF the report Is tho
statement that the wolves of the state
are being swiftly eliminated. Accord
ing To- the expressed belief Of Holman.
there are not more than fifty wolves
In the state today. and there may not
be half that number. During the
year We had several rather serious
Outbreaks OF rabies and considerable
live stock was lost" says Holman.
During the last month ~ the year
no new outbreaks were reported aud
conditions were very much Improved.
The disease has not spread over
much territory during the year. and
| I am IN hopes that u will not spread
further There IL n possibility ~ the
disease breaking out again at any
time. and We shall Try 90 clean up tho
predatory animals In every locality
where IL does appear"
Poison Hest Weapon.
Poison. consisting mainly Of various
forms Of strychninc. was one OF the
chief means used 10 XIII the animnlE.
and experts estimate that twenty
thousand were Killed In this manner
during the year. The number % pred
atory animals placed ON record ~ de-
aroyed H. thirty-oiRht hundred and
twenty. four This ~ the number II
which actual evidences were saved IN
the form OF trophies. other animals
destroyed numbered ten hundred and
lflfty. The poisoned animals crawl
away a. die In holes and caves, and
ne effort h mnd. IN keep count of
them.
one 1T the most exciting eNpcri-
snrr~ of IN" predatory animal hunter
T. curnerinE Hons IN tho Kaibab for
est with dogs ana manouverlng for
good shots nt the savage beasts. Trap
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rnclcr. Incrrasc CanItaI.

TRENTON. y. J.. Aug, s3.--Ar'
mour q GO, Of Chicago today filed In
the office of the secretary OF state a
certificate Increasing It's capital from
siO0. OO0. 900 90 t2iO.O0O.0o0. II u
stated that 500. 600 shares valued az
500. 900. 900. viii be per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock entitled to 7
per cent out ct the surplus ANA net
profits Of the business.
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yiscd 10 crowd their hogs 10 market
within the next sixty days In order TO
reap the top prices of the year. The
demand for grassfcd cattle. especially
steers. continues strong and steady.
The market g. stiii short.
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ro MPRoyE YouR pIoEsrIoN.

For years my digestion was so
poor that ] could only eat the lightest
foods. I tried everything that I heard
of 90 get relief. but not untnil about a
year ago when ! saw Chamberlain
Tablets advertised and got a bottle OF
them did find the right treatment
Since taking them my digestion Il
fine"-Mrs. blanche Bowers. Indl.
ana, Pa.--Advt
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SHEEP LOSSES ARE CUT
FULLY SIXTY PER
CENT
FURs OF WILD ANIMALS ARE
SOLD FOR $4,000.

Government Hunters Kidding Utah
Of Predatory Pests and Making This
Section OF the Service More Than
Pay It's way-Polson the Most III
fcctiyc Weapon Of Men Working.
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AN ORDINANCE GRANTING To
UTAH POWER AND LIGHT COM
PANf, ITS succESsons AND
HEAT AND POWER FRANCHISE
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Rubber stamps, stencils d,,...
sheep tags and all brass ana snmi
mum goods. The sun.
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For Young Americans

Education today than it has ever been worth
It will be worth the great goes on and
b comes those who are educated will called upon
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Those who intend 10 place exhibits
spaec. To these Il Il pointed out that
r. supply sufficient space for all Is
already becoming almost a problem,
and that those who desire room
should make application at once.
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Legal blanks OF every description
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought down TO date A full
supply always ON hand. Fifty cents a
dozen Tho Sun.
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Rubber rtamps. stencils. daters'
sheep ta6s and all brass and alnu1-
mum Goods. The Sun.
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