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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
CALDWELL.

Caldwell, Jan. 31.--A J.. Sherman Of
Notus was business visitor in the city
yesterday.
Roy HURT transacted business In
Boise yesterday
J. Ii. Lowell of the Commercial bank
ioked after business interests In Boise
yesterday. III
Attorney j. NJ. Thompson is trans
acting legal business in Boise this week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
Kitchen Economies
Five Delicious
Ways TO Use Celery
In Combination
BY IsOBEL BRANDS

NV n are inclined to use celery IN
W. only one or two ways, either au
natcrel or in salad. But there
are many ways to use celery SO that Its
natural flavor Is more pronounced. In
fact. celery is one OF the few vegetables
Of which absolutely no part need be
wasted. Tho tender inside stalks can
be served whole as a relish. the coarssr
stalks on the outside can be stewed or
creamed. and even the knob OF the
celery and leaves can be used to flavor
soups and later strained.
Celery and Cheese.
fcupfuls OF celery
bay leaf
Tablespoonful OF -four
Salt, pepper
tablespoonful OF butter
cupful of Parmesan cheese
crpful OF butteied crumbs
1plnt OF milk
Cut the celery into one-half-inch pieces
after washing it. Cook il IN the milk
for one-hale hour. then drain Make g
sauce of the butter, flour and the milk
tho celery was boiled in. adding tho bay
leaf and seasoning. When we'll cooked.
remove the hay leaf and add the cheese.
Put the boiled celery into a buttered
baking dish. add the sauce, sprinkle with
the buttercd crumbs and brown In quick
oven.
Cream OF Celery Soup.
Cook III cupfui- OF diced celery In III
pints OF water, adding a teaspoonful OF
salt There should be II plnts OF celery
and water together. To this add cup
fuls OF white sauce and heat. then serve.
Celery croauettea
TORS heade OF celery
2 tag leaves
pint of milk
tablespoonfuls OF cream
Pepper, salt and powdered mace
Trim and wash the celery. Cut into
short lengths Pour boiling water over
II and let stand for 10 minutes. Pour
the milk into a saucepan. adding the
bay leaves mace. pepper and celery,
cooking until tender. Then drain and
cut into small pieces. Melt a teaspoon
ful Of butter in sauce pan add / ounce
OF flour and + eupful OF milk Stir until
II boils. and add the chopped celery.
Cook for Is minutes adding a dash OF
pepper and the cream. Spread the mix
ture on a dish and let It get cold. Then
make i1fo croquettes. roll in crumbs and
fry until golden brown.
Tomato and Celery Sour.
enpfui Of celery
] pint OF water
Quart of tomatoes
bay leaf
tablespoonful OF sugar
teaspoonfus OF salt
IL tablespoonfuls OF -four
tablcspoonfuls CT butter
Rub the contents Of l quart can of
tomatoes through colaEder. Cut the
celery into A-inch pieces Boil the cell
cry. water. tomato. bay lear. sugar and
salt together. When the celery is tender
rub little melted butter and -four to-
Eether, adding a little Of the soup which
Is not. but not scalding When thorough.
ly mixed add to the soup and boil gently
Tor five minutes. Remove the bay leaf
ada sufficient water TO make III quarts
OF soup and serve.
Celery and Macaroni Stew
heads Of white celery
bay Leaf
Pepper. salt and nutmeg
pint OF milk and wnter
X cupfuls of white sauce
ounces of macaroni
Wash and boil the celery until tender
with the bay leaf In the milk and water
Drain and cut into small pieces. Cook
the macaroni fn boiling salted water
arain and cut into small pieces Heat
The sauce. add the celery and naacaron,
with the seasoning, salt, pepper and n
dash Of nutmeg. Let 1t all simmer for
u minutes. then serve hot
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

Day Feb. 18th. In val
entines this year we have larger
and better assortment than ever.
The idea of giving valentines seems
to become more and more popular,
with the passing OF time, especially
with the children. We are now
showing artistic lace folders, fancy
cut out hearts, book shapes, sweet
heart centers, landscapes and cupid
settings, and many other new and
attractive designs. A box of ma
terial for making lace valentines,
35c. valentine paper napkins, II for
&c; valentines at lie, for SC; for
&c; sc; 1oc; 15c and Csc. Early Sc
lection Is advised.
THE RACKET STORE.
81 No. sth St. Opp. Postoffica. Js1
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
GET ORDER TO CONTINUE
BUILDING OF TWO SHIPS

Portland, ore, Jan 81 The North
west Steel company today has orders
to proceed with the construction OF
two of the 10 steel vessels upon which
work was recently ordered suspended
by the United States shipping board.
The reason given is that conditions
had changed SO that the ships can be
built sooner than originally expected.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
GOTHAM AS SEPARATE STATE.

Albany, n. Y, Jan. sl.--Making the
city Of New York separate state OF
tho Union To be named Liberty is
proposed in bill introduced in the
senate today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
LOCAL MARKETS.

The wholesale prices are the prices
paid by the dealer for the product
quoted. except on creamery, cube but
ter and cheese.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
FOLEYS H0NEYSIAR
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IDAHO STATE LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, BOISE, IDAHO.
There is delinquent upon the following
described stock on account Of the as
sessment levied on the 18th day OF De-
cember, 1918, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
Shareholders as follows.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WE sell Muresco wall tint in bulk.
Kimery's sic Idaho st, F6
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
POTATOES.

Chicago, Jan. s1.-Potatoes-s0 cars.
Wisconsin and Minnesota, 1.6on1.75.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

Carrots, per bunch .1215c
New onions, per Id. Observation-Disclosures. 4c
Lettuce, per head 49,. .15c, for Csc
fafsnips, per lib.
Celery. per bunch Recommendation
Green onions, per bunch sc
RadiShes 1Oc
New cabbage. per lb. .5cQfe
RutapaEa tVrnIps, lib. ...............2c
otatoes, ~ IDS. ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 25c
squash. per Id. 2I6r
Iotaloes, Per cWt..,. 81 90
Fresh eggs, per doz. ...55c
Creamery butter. per Id. roc
Ranch butter, per Id. COO q G5c
Graham flour. "a lbs. 40
BuckWheat, ,-lb. sack ......TO 100
Buckwheat, lob, sack. Is
Barley flour, 10 lbs. soc
Rye flour, 10 lbs. S5e
Table bran, 10 lbs. soc
Whole wheat flour. Glib. sack .65 a 75c
Graham flour, 9-lb sack. 60 q75c
10 lbs. corn flour. .............9 0c
Rolled oats, 10 lbs. .S5 c
Corn meal, "A lbs. $3.50
Flour. high patent, per 4S-lb.
sack v2.65 q $50
Rice. per pound
Eastern lard, 10-lb. pail. $3.50
Local lard. l0-lb. pail. $2.75
FRUITS
Apples. per box $3@3.25
POULTRY.
Hens per pound ..........
Roasting chickens, per ID. ........ .40c
Spring frye-s. per ID. Ace
Ducks, per 10. DOC
fFfr fIArs 1aa.x IL
Rabbits, per ID. ..................35
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

FOR SALE, BARGAIN--Ford touring,
good as new; tires same size all
around. extra wheel and tire: tire
carrier, shock absorber. both front
and rear. cut-out. speedometer and
full kit tools. Phone 20 or call at
Du Ford Auto Co. J3lc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
CALL that man Dick when selling
furniture. He has O machine and
will call promptly. Standard Eek
change store, 18th and Main. Phone
sas. tltfl
THE wonderful Howard over draft
heater: twice the heat with half The
fuel. Radiates the heat to the floor:
no heater made that will keep fire
any longer.
THE COMPANY STORE.
906-90S Idaho SO. Il If
WHEN you want to sell your furni-
ture call T45W. Il II
DAY REALTY CO.
New location, 1909 Main List your
farms and city property with us. tiff
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SCOTCH Collie pups, registered stock;
line bred through Anfield Model
Ormskirk Artist and Morgan Laddie
Call 61R3. Charles c. Sherman,
: Boise, Idaho. tiJ3l
TO TRADE acres of prunes In Nerd
ian; Will consider Boise property or
car. Phone 1234-J. or write Ills w
State. tiff
FOR first time owner offers choice
three forties, very close to Boise
hard surface road, near carline
Priced right; principals only. Ad-
dress 2474. care Capital News. tlJ31c
WANT to buy two-way plow IL priced
right. Address 2473. care Capital
News. tlJ31c
EXCELLENT Melted Gem potatoes.
guaranteed cookers, 81 per cwt. de-
livered. Phone 1871 tlJS1c
FOR SALE or will trade for good house
in Boise, dandy improved 5-acre
farm on bench near Fair Grounds.
Just the place for chickens. Plenty Of
pasture for two cows. Price 5000.
Call 245 Soma block. IL ia
FOR SALE-103 acres z mile from
Meridian. on earllne; all in cultiva-
ton, good water right, good terms.
Write box 222. r. l. or phone 9R2
tlF'4c
WANTED-Beef cattle. lambs and
bansa ,,,ttn ao,,, ,,,,,, 80 ~. ,.., a.
i,a I'M oh,aI.o,, -,
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biddor. ,,atv.eo,, c,ar,,a,, .1,,a &c -, -
street 49, ,i,o u, IN $50, ,,
MOTIFS iaill cemetery. W. ). sage,
JSl
DIR. III. q. SPENCER, osteopafh viii
be in Meridian Monday. Wed. and
Fri, at Broadway hotel from to
-, :. - - - :.
roie l'r--N i=-oV acres 10 y man vain
2o1o w. Phone after 6 p. m. f'1c
YOU can buy roller skates at KIM
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FOR SALE-Heavy wooden water
tank iron bound, 1000 gal. capacity.
Boise Cold Storage Co. Phone SO. IN6
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mi9 mas iiaa sumo e~pefisiiSe' hose
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

FOR SALE or Trade-Steek of grocer
les. value $500; Chalmers 81 pas
senger, good condition. 1917 model;
price $500. Ranch in Boise valley
$1,000; prefer to trade for a general
store some good location. Phone 50.
American Grocery. FEC
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

FINE suburban home Of nine acres,
good barn, deep living water we'll,
eight room house. All the luxuries
of a home In tho city. For s6o50
$1,000 cash. balance terms. Phone
35s-W. Sehooler Startling Agency,
Overland, bldg. tlF6
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

house, SIS; inquire 2015 y. 10th ST.,
forenoons. tIJ3lc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

TO TRADE acres of prunes In Merid-
ian; will consider Boise property or
car. Phone 1234-J. or write Ills w.
State. tiff
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

GEO. b. WOOD, Secretary,
Office, Empire Building, Boise, Idaho
Adv. t.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

FRESH GANDY-A large assortment
to choose from at variety store
prices.
THE RACKET STORE.
81 No. Sth St, opp. pestoffice J31
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

FOR SALE-Small thoroughbred Jer-
sey COW. just fresh. Address Capital
News 24S4. J31e
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

FOR SALE; NO TRADE-5-room
house with good Well and out build
ings, fruit. chicken yard. garden,
half acre of ground to the highest
bidder; between Garden ave. and
street car line on 4th street, near
Morris Hill cemetery. ". j. Sage.
J31
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

FOR first time owner offers choice
three forties, very close to Boise,
hard surface road, near cariine
Priced right; principals only. Ad-
dress 24I4. care Capital News. tlJ31c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

SCOTCH Collie pups. registered stock:
line bred through Anfield Model,
Ormskirk Artist and Morgan Laddie.
Call 61R3. Charles C. Sherman,
; BOISE Idaho. tiJ3l
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

FOR SALE-103 acres z mile from
Meridian. on carline; all in cultiva-
ton, good water right, good terms.
Write box 222. r. 1. or phone 9R2
tlF4c
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-24
Longer Pannlts aIven.

OGDEN, Jan, ls.-Tho fiyc-yru
grazing permit win be- allowed on a
large portion of the forests this year
according Go A. ;. Potter, associat,
forester of the United States, who
arrived ~ Ogdcr today from san
Francisco, Gala, whore he has been
IN connection with the work of ths
forestry service lu discussing lhr
reports un the different forests n
said:
"FiguIC, ia reports from VarioL,
forests during ca, past year show
that the ilyeyear grazing permit maN
be allowed on a large portion of M,
forests of this district this year M
% few forests m which grazing siudle-
are IN progress there will be eXccp
,ions.
Reports FROM Idaho show thar
twenty-three counties of that stat,
have qudrantined sheep for scabies
Owners will be- required to dip tho
sheep twice before they viii be- al
lowed TO Craze Ia the forests
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-24
Third Show In Anil.

The lntcrmountHin Stock Show ~.
ISOLATION will hold It's third annual
exhibition at North Salt Lake City.
April 3d to 5th. II is claimed that
the show will be the biggest affair of
It's kind ever held west of Denver.
Colo, and that Il will rival. that city
Ia the quality of cattle shown.
More entries have been received IN
every classification than were cNpcc,
ed. Among the entries are fifteen
hundred head from the American RED
Cross herd of hoifcr calves, contri-
buted by Utah farmers, and auotioncG
ON the second day. for the benefit ot
the Red Cross chapters over the stat ..
In addition 10 Gosh prizes offered
by the lnicrmouniain Stock Show a.
sociation IN the various classification
of Tat cattle. feeder cattle, fat sheep
and fat hogs, special cash prizes will
be offered.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-24
GOOD DEMAND LATELY
FOR STOGKERS AND
FEEDERS
BULK OF STEERS ARRIVING o.
COMMON oUALI-N
Receipts Of Sheep At Missouri River
Points Continue TO Run r. Below
This Time Last Year Killing
Ewes Up to Eleven Dollars and
Lambs Around sixteen-Fifty.


The SIM Special Service.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. 20
Cattle receipts Today seventeen thou
sand head. ten thousand less than las
Monday, Market strong io ten cents
higher with top Steers ni $500. Hog
receipts twenty nine thousand head.
Market steady 10 ten cents lower
Top SlG65 Sheep receipts six thou
sand head Top lambs $1,000 AMI
killing ewes $1,000. The bulk Of steer
that arrived today are of common
quality. one lot of Missouri shortfcds
bringing $500 Market active and
ten to twenty-five cents higher than
n week ngp Colorado puipfcd steer
sold today up Ia Sl61O, Colorado
pulplcd cows mp to 5000 and pulp
Fed bulls up 10 $1,000. Gamer COWS
1913 To- SI2h, butcher cows $500 to
sll25, choice fat cows 1880 and
veal calves A so To- Sil25 There a.
a good demand for stockers and feed
ors, some selling ten 90 fifteen cents
higher with close Of last week. Feed
crs are going from Sli.T5 10 $3.50
and stockcr steers $500 10 Sli.75.
The hog market opened today
steady Ia ten cents lower. Top SlTGs
and heavy hogs selling from Si7. y
20 SlI6j. butchers Si7.1O Ia SLIGO,
lights fl70O TO Sl7iO and the bulk
nj from Sl7l0 10 Sl7.l0. Stock pigs
firm at $1,000 10 $1,000.
The sheep and lambs receipts con
tinue 10 run far below this time last
year, the market closing strong ~
higher. Choice lambs are selling up 10
$1,000 and killing and ewes up Ia
$1,000. No ycarlings on the market
today.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-24
Packer Offers Solution.

COLUMBIA, NJ. Jan. 2l.-Thon.
o.. T.. Wilson, president of Wilson
"a Co.. IN addressing farmers TODAY
attending the Missouri State Farmers
Week, urged the organization of 4
central body representing ever,
branch of the 1--we stock industry rl
o. means of settling many Of the die.
putes between The producers and the
packrfs
Such an organization. he sai'
would brln- the shippers aud pack
crs closer together and prevent the
flooding of the big markets with live
stock which result IN great loss 10 m,
producer.
The speaker pointed to the fixed
price for hogs established by the gov.
eminent as an evidence of what could
be- accomplished by organization and
conference of I'll the interests Ia
iolvcd.
Wilson said hr believed that IN,
strained relations between the packer
md the producer vas due principally
Ia n misunderstanding of each other {.
problems
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-24
Woolmon Rccsiyn shock.

Woo, prodgccrs all over the uniiec
States received shock when they
learned of the government = action IN
removing restrictions ON the impor-
tation Of wool from all non -cnem.
countries. according to DR. s. W. Nc
Clurc, secretary Of the National Wool
growcrs association. However, ID 4.
Mcclure asserts that the lack of shiI,-
will prevent this move from harlning
the wool trade. NJ only small quaint
Ties Of wool cnn b. brought in fruL,
Argentina, Uruguay and from South
America.
Utah wooimen protest that the r.
ipoval Of the restrictions Is n poor
reward for the producers after the
government had taken over the crop
and hedgcd them about with rcguln,
lions m every way regarding It's dis
posal. DIR. Mcclure does not believe
that the wool auctions held Ia Boston,
Mass, hy the government Ia dispose
~ It's wool will hRvc any effect on
the market price. lie states that the
objections launched against the auc.
tons we're made by certain classes Of
manufacturers and others who object
10 competitors obtaining wool in this
way.
Thursday of las. week five million
rounds of territory wool and i,250,
400 pounds of domestic fleece woois
we're offered for sale at public auction
a Boston, Friday one million pound
- secured wool and three hundred
thousand pounds greasy pulled wool
we're sold.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-24
CUPID HUEY AND PARTNER
TRICK ZION PURITY SQUAD

Six dollars and fifty cents for a
ride of less than Two blocks in "A tnAi.
sets "a new pace IA the cost Of trans.
portatiOn in Salt Lake City, accord.
ing TO Harvey Wilcox, one of the
uroprictoTs Of the American Taxi ana
Auto company. who last Sunday cycn
ing hauled three purity squad plain.
clothes men of the police department
from the Walker Bank building to
headquarters uttct they had placed
him under arrest. According 10 vii
COX, who recently returned frum seven
monlhs service ia France IN the ayip
ton corps, the pla.nclothes men nc
costcd HIM carly ia the evening ana
requested him To sell them some whis.
Ky. After his informing them a nuns
her Of times he WITS not bOotleggcl,
Wilcox said he hcgnn 10 believe they
were dccoys from the police depart
trent and when iney again requested
han Ia get them . bottle he consented
aud conferred with friends, who help
I'd him concoct a mixture of cold tea,
vinegar and other ingredients 10 rec
s,mhle whisky
When these pian clothes oflicers
anown as Duffy, Rushurd and Tavern
May, returned fui their bottle, Mas
handed Wilcox $3.50. the regular
bootleg price Wilcox put the none.
ia his glove, which be- cropped for his
partner, y. g. llucN 10 pick mp just
n- he was placed under arrest by the
officers, who were unaware they wer
helng trickcd. Wilcox was taken to
police headquarters and, when about
To be- hooked, informed the Officers
they had bought wet goods of a far dit
lerent variety than they supposed.
The Officers, he said demanded the
return Of their money, but he IN
formed them be- had none and invited
them to search him lie was released
without the formulity of being booked
and his wouldbe caplors are out $3.50.
lluey Cupid is former Price
man and until recently was the owner
ni the stage line plying getween thi,
city and lIiawatha. lie is now in
business at the state capital.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-24
WITH THE LIVE sTocKMEN
OF THIS SECTION OF UTAH

Lave stock ON forms and ranges a
the country on january I. 1919, was
valued Mt $3.50. 20i, 900 IN an o.,
mate made publis by the department
Of agriculture. THIS Is nm increase OF
S5iG,OO6,00O over their value a year
ago.
James T. How'd. who but recent
bought about hundred head of
steers in Grand county with hogu
rhccks, has been brought back frou
Canada and IN now in jail at Monb,
awaiting trial. re went under the
name of Barr ami halls from South
crn Utah.
Blncklcg has struck some of tho
cattle IN the Mid,icw district of the
lntnh BARN, Prof. r. II. Cope. III
mcr Stungham, Oordons and Others
have lost. Most OF the owners arr
vaccindiing, even though this rs hard
time Of the year 10 do IL. They bo
lcye the loss Woild be- heavier from
hlackleg II they did not.
Claims for compensation for eight
COWS klllod becaus, they had tuheg
culosis were approved last Saturday
To-, the state live stock board. Under
the present system the Federal ~uv.
|urnment AMI the state will share the
Expenses. The buard appointed Dr.
l.. II. Whitney oi Monroe and Dr.
Clarence r. Jones A lohi state vctcu
nnrians.
/ T.. e.. Parsons, general manager Il
.ihe lntcrmountaih Stock Show as-o.
'Dalion and under whose auspices IA,
.iai stock show 3, tp be- held az Zion
.il Anil next, BE- this week attending
.tlc Western Stock show at Denver
Colo llo VIII study the methods IN
ogue there with view to incorporut
ing the best of thom IN the operation
.ui the intcunouniutu show The Der
yer show closes tomorrow.
Reports ure coming In from the
winter ranges oi the poor condition
uf cattle ON the desert and already i
considerable loss is being dealt the
siockmen through The death of young
calves, SAWS last week = Moab lndo.
pendent The zerp weather has frozen
.up the watering places and the snow
has covered what little feed the cattly
were forced 10 begin the winter on
and according 10 well known cattle
.uan, "unless the weather change
for the better within the next tvs
weeks, the results will be disasterou.
10 the live stock business and the
herds depleted on many of the
ranges,
Sheep in Wyoming are in splendid
condition, according 10 c. b. Mors
'of the sllyieulture department of IA,
forest service, WIN returned 10 Ogden
from kemmerer last Saturday, whei,
ne attended convention of the Llr
coin County W0olgrowers ussocia
ton, The meeting devoted nuo'
time 10 a discussion of methods of "a
determination of predatory animals
and the association agreed 10 cooper
ate with The United States biological
survey IN attempting 10 destroy tho
animals, S. f.. Piper head Of IA,
survey in Mexico ana who spent
fourteen years in securing a tastelesf
and odorless poison, gave a talk on
u ,continued on page four.I
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-24
Wool Market Flooded.

Great Britain Is buying much of her
beef from Argentine, according Ia
Frank J. llagenbarth of Salt Lake
City and chairman of the live stocl
section of the food administration
who arrived m Utah last week froi
Washington, u. G. Hagenbarth SAYS
that If Great Britain continues 10
obtain her supply there the price of
beef in the Unitei States will be ma
terially lowered soon. The change m
the price of pork Ind mutton win NO,
be so great during the present year
The government Is now FLOODING the
market with wool purchased during
the var ana unless legislative action
is resortod 10 in helping this condition
the future Of the wool industry in n,
country and in the WESTERN States
for the year 1919 is not the most en-
couraging The price Of wool Wus
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-24

forced down Is PEI cent in sixty days,
according 10 Hagcnbarth. The WOO.
growers Of the country are using their
every energy TO have the government
control the price of wool for this
year.
Ilagcnbailh wa. appointed chair
man of the 1--we stock section of tn
food administration one year ago
The association fixes and regulates
the prices to be raid for meat pro.
ducts. That the United States should
make a study of bringing the indus
tries and the markets 10 a peace foot.
ing is the opinion of many govern.
ment officials ai Washington.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-01-24

Officials Of the United States bu.
reau of mines arr PLANNING 10 make
the experiment station at the Uni
versity of Utah the greatest metal
lurgical center In the nation and per,
haps in the world, according to in
formation received by DIR. Joseph r.
Merrill, director of the school al
mines of the state university. With
the equlpplng of this station will be-
built up one of the finest engineer
ing libraries in this country.