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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-02
TWO THOUSAND HEAD ARE
PROMISED FOR THE SHOW

Interest far beyond the highest cx-
pcctntions of the management Il be-
ing shown by stockmen throughout
this region in the fourth annual inter
mountain stock show, which will open
at the Salt Lake stockynrds April Sd,
tomorrow. Particularly kern is the
interest IN the auction sale Of breed
ing stock. and entries now IN promise
the most remarkable offering Of herd
headers ever gathered for auction in
Utah. Farmers and stockinen who
are contemplating the purchase of
breeding stock, beef or dairy cattle
or swine, will find nj the exhibition
show next week the finest collection
ever seen in the intcrmountain eoun'
try" says +. G. Paraons, general
manager of the show.
"The efforts of the stock show di'
rectors to make the exhibition a great
educational institution and a medium
through which the herds of this sec
ton may be built up, are succeeding
beyond all expectations The breed
ers of purcbrcd stock are responding
10 our invitation enthusiastically
Not only in the auction ring, but
through private sales as well, there
will be many distinctive and prize
winning animals up Tor sale at reas
enable figures that should appeal "a
all who are interested.
Entries in all departments poured
into the office of j. b. Kerr, secre'
tary of the lntermountain STOCK
Show association, all this week. Mon
day last hundred and thirty add
tional head were entered, with more
than fifteen hundred previously en-
tered. Fully two thousand cattle
sheep and swine will be in the pens
Ut the stoekyards tomorrow when tho
Chow is opened 10 the public, making
IL By far the most extensive eNhibl
Mon ever held in the state
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-02
SOME NAVAJO WETHERS
BUT few EWES ON
THE MARKET
CATTLE RECEIPTS LIBERAL AND
DEMAND LARGE.
Hog Prices Are Somewhat Higher
Strike in Chicago Is Sending Sur
plus to the River City, and Packing
and Shipping Demand Will Be
Increased There.
Correspondence Tho Sun.

Correspondence The sun.
KANSAS CITY. No, March 20
Though cattle receipts were liberal
for this season of the year, the de-
mand was increased By q strike at the
Chicago yards and the offerings sold
readily here at steady to strong
prices Hogs were higher than Satur-
day and steady with Friday. Top
Sl5.0i Sheep and lambs were in ac-
tive demand at twenty-five 10 fifty
cents higher prices. Top lambs S2d.15.
Receipts today were 1850 cattle,
1900 hogs and 5000 sheep, compared
with $4,000 cattle, 1000 hogs and
5000 sheep week ago, and 1900
cattle, 1880 hogs and $500 sncop a
year ago. Trade in stock and feeding
cattle was rather quiet with prices
about steady. Some high quality
whitefacc stockcrs brought $1,000.
They were taken out for finishing In
feed lot. The bulk of the heavy
feeders sold at $1,000 to Sll.5O and
stockers $3.50 to 5000, with stock
cows and heifers 80 80 to $3.50.
Hog prices were strong 10 twenty
five cents higher than Saturday and
fully steady with the best time Fri
day. In many cases heavy hogs were
higher than Friday. The top price
was $3.50, and the bulk Of the offer
ings sold ut 1870 to Sl5.25. 1ndica-
lions are that local receipts will be
increased by the strike in Chicago,
but packing aud shipping demand
demand will show a corresponding in
crease.
Lambs were quoted up thirty-five
to fifty cents and sheep were M
twenty-five cents. Most of the fed
lambs sold at sl0.75 to S2O.15. Some
Navajo wcihers brought $i4.75. Good
ewes were lacking and feeding lambs
and breeding ewes were scarce. Prae
tically all the eight thousand sheer
IN Chicago today were consigned di
rect to killers.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-02
COAST WOMAN THE GAMER
Takes On Thirty Pounds After Using
Tanlac.

81 had not seen a well day in TWEEN.
ty-five years until / started takina
Tanlac,' said Mrs. Virginia Stapp OF
1856 Valcia street, San Francisco
Gala. 81 was beginning to think.
she continued, "that / would have 4,
bear my wretched health as long as
lived. | had no appetite, and wher
/ managed to eat few bites I could
not digest it and as / could get M
strength or nourishment / fell of.
twenty-five pounds in weight, and
hardly knew what it was 10 be wifi.
out headache. All my life | hav,
been 50 constipated that every da,
for years | had to take laxative. NJ,
tongue was always coated and / had q
bad taste in my mouth all the timc
My condition was so bad that / could
get little sleep, but would roll and
toss about all night long.
But all that is changed now, for
since taking Tanlac ! am able to eat
anything please without any bad
after effects and | have actually gain.
ed thirty pounds. / haven't had a
headache in so long have almost for.
gotten about them. My constipated
condition has been relieved and |
never have that bad taste or coated
tongue any more. / sleep nine to ten
hours every night, can do my own
homework with ease and have ~
much new life and energy that l just
feel fine all the time. -
Tanlao is sold in Price by the Pre-
Drug company and by the leading
druggist in every town.-Advt.
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Don't Put Off

That necessary plumbing or bath
room outfit or any fixture you desire
installing. Right now is the time We
carry large variety in stock for your
selection.
Our line Of Sherwin- Williams paints
varnishes and stains are known to be
the best.
Our pipeless furnace win assure
you warmth, easily installed. not ex.
psnsive and guaranteed by the manu-
facturer, L. j. Mueller. We have
these displayed in our store.
We are the agents for the American
Radiator company. Their selections
are beautifully illustrated in a neat
folder for the prospective owner.
We have constantly ON hand a
large assortment Of water pipe, ell
bows, unions, tees, nipples, faucets,
hydrants and all repair parts.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-02

The bubble reputation sometimes is
punetured by the pinpriek of egotism,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-02
NOTICE no WATER UsERs-srATp

NOIitE 10 WAITER NNEItS-NIATE
Engineers Offlce, Salt Lake City.
Utah, March 2, 1890. Notice IN here,
hy given that q. u. Miner and VII.
liam a. ThHyn OF Wellington. Utah.
have made application IN accordance
with the requirements 81 the Com,
piled Laws 81 Utah. 1917. na amended
by the Session Laws OF Utah. 1918. 10
appropriate one thousand ftO00J acre
feet ~ water from Willow Creek IN
Carbon county Said water ~ 10 DO
diverted az q point which bears north
90 deg. east s10 feet from the south
cast corner OF Sec. %, Twp. I South.
Range 10 East. salt Lake base ana
meridian. aud stored from January
lHt 20 December StHt. inclusive, Of
each year Ia % reservoir embraced IN
tho = y HEh See. . aud y "a NEA Sec.
10. Twp, ~ South. ttanga 10 East
The center Of the impounding dam
viii he located az point south 9 deg.
10 min, west age feet from tho north
east corner OF said Soc .. whore tho
water wili be released aud allowed 70
/ ilow 500 feet Ia natural chgnnei.
thence into and down Willow Creek,
ana thence Into ana down tho Price
river and ho diverted therefrom az a
point which lies 1900 feet south and
ITO feet west from the northwest
corner OF Soc. o. Twp. a South. tango
TO East, and conveyed Ia tho Price
J aud Wellington canal for "A distance
Iuf p0,als feet aud there used from
juno 10Th 10 October lat OF each year
TO iftigutc 1909 acres 81 land ems
hraced ia the 3 ~ Soc. .. NEh Sec. Z.
! NEh his NMA aud NhSWA Soc.
/ q, and NEh Sec. .. Twp. 10 South.
I ltnnge ~ East, WhSWA See. "a.
Y HhEh und SW = SWA Sec rs.
n asEA See ~. MEN, NEA sWA /.
I WASEh Sec 80, WaWM and SEA
sWh See. -. Twp. "a South. Range
I II East This application II designat-
81 Ia tie state engineers office a. No.
A2a2, Al protests against the grant
lng or said application, stating the
reasons therefor must be made By ar
udhNit la duplicate accompanied win
"a Zee of $3.50. and filed IN this office
within thirty taOl days after the COM
pietion 81 the publication Of this mo-
tice q, 4. McGONAGLE, State En-
gineer
Date OF first pub. Mar. ~, 1890.
Date OF completion of publication Apr.
., 1899.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-02
Wool Selling High.

Unwashed wool, per pound in Utah
this spring, according to estimates
compiled By NJ, NJ. Justin, agent Of
the bureau of crop reports, IS fifty
one cents, as compared with forty
cents last year. Montana wool brings
the highest price, according TO com
pilation-siXty-siX cents, as compared
with sixty-four one year ago, the es-
Inmates being made as of February
18th. Sheep are quoted at nine dol
lars per hundred pounds this spring,
as compared with 500 a year ago,
and lambs bring $500, compared
with Sl3,4O per hundred year ago.
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NOTICE FOR
PUnLICATION-


OFFICE az Salt Lake city. Utah. Feb,
20, 1890, Notice h hereby given that
John II, Forester and Robert NJ, Ma
sraW, AS an association, of Hiawatha,
county Of Carbon, state OF Utah. has
this uny filed Ia this office application
10 purchase Serial No, O2b4lb, under
the provisions OF Sec. 2347, uniteo
states REVISED Statutes. the south half
OF southwest quarter Of Sec. rs, ana
north half OF northwest quarter OF
See, 80, TWP, 10 South, Range 5 East,
SAT- Lake meridian; ANY ana all per-
sons claiming adN eTsely the lands
described or desiring 10 object for any
reason 10 the entry thereof by apple
cant should file their affidavit OF pro-
test In this office during the thirty
day period Of publication Immediately
Following the first printed issue OF
TINS notice, otherwise the application
may be allowed. GOULD b. BLAKE
LEY, Register
First pub. Mch. 3; last Apr 2, 1890.
NOTICE TO WATER UsERs-sTATE
Engineers office. salt Lake city.
Utah, March 8. 1920. Notice IL here
by given that the Lion Coal company
OF ogden, Utah, has made application
IN accordance with the requirements
OF the Complied Laws OF Utah, 1917,
as amended by the Session Laws or
Ltah, 1918, 10 appropriate one-third
. ll-a) Of secOnd-foot OF water from an
unnamed spring In Carbon county SAID
water issues az point which bears
south n deg, 40 min, west 430S,3 feet
IRON the south quarter corner OF See.
., TWp. b South, Range 5 East, salt
Lake base and meridian. The water
VIII be diverted at the spring and con-
Feyed by means OF a pipeline for dis
lance OF 10000 feet ana there used
IRON January LIST 20 December 3lst,
inclusive, of each year for steam
raising purposes. This application n
designated In the state engineers Of
flee as No, S402 All protests against
the granting OF said application stat
ing the reasons therefor must be made
by affidavit In duplicate, accompanied
with fee OF S2.5O, and filed In this
office within thirty $500 days after the
completion ot the publication OF this
notice @. Il. McGONAGLE, State
Engineer.
Date OF first pub. Mar. ~. 1910.
Date Of last publication Apr, 9. 1920.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-02

general managers Of the Wilson,
Hauser and the Cudahy companies iu
Southern California, together with
many other prominent stockmcn Of ihn
Southwest, all expect to attend.
Better milk, butter AMI chtesc- j.
the result Of the extension work being
done by the dairy division of The
United States department Of agrienl.
turc, according 70 J. +. Dorman, chief
of the Utah office, who is just back
at Zion from a trip into Idaho, Wash.
'ington, Oregon, California aud Ne.
vada. Good buildings, silos and dairy
stocks are being advocated 10 farm.
ors, who are following suggestions
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-02
WITH THE LIVE sTooKMEN
OF THIS SECTION OF UTAH

Dr. r. W, Hogan, state live stock
inspector, has been advised that seven
COWS and calves belonging to Bert
Miner of Springville, have just dieo
through having eaten the contents OF
several paint cans left in the pasture
Death was due to lead poisoning.
The leading meat packers Of Los
Angeles, Gala, accompanied by their
head buyers, are coming 10 Salt Lake
City in force to attend the boost for
the big fourth annual intermountain
stock show, opening April 9th. The
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-02
SWEET CLOVER SEED Is
NOT AT ALL INJURIOUS

That sweet clover seed screening
are not injurious when fed 10 stock IN
proper quantities is the conclusion
Justified by tests made by the bureau
OF animal industry. United States de.
partmcnt Of agriculture. While Il b.
recognized that an unqualified gen
Cral statement should not be based on
n few experiments, the results oh
tanned by a limited number Of tests
tend 10 prove there IL no ground for
the fear, entertained by some, lhgi
sweet clover seed IL poisonous. Fur.
Nhcmore, the experiments indicate
that seed screenings with hay can be-
fed TO sheep Ia good advantage though
perhaps they do not form M dcuifNnnu
a grain feed as bran. The expert
ments suggest that a larger use might
be made Of these screenings o. q stock
feed.
One Of the tests consisted in feed
ing two sheep with screening obtain
ed from North Dakota. They were
composed largely Of immature sweet
clover seeds together with o small
proportion of other seeds, fairly typi-
cal Of screenings commonly used Two
sheep IN the same test were fed com
'mercinl screenings secured from a
dealer In Salt Lake City. Tho aver
age daily ration per hundred pounds
of live weight of sheep, at the outset
ranged from 100 TO 10 pounds, This
wns the only feed gwen 10 the AMI
mails for n week, but the amount was
/ gradually increased from day 10 day.
All of the four sheep in this test lost
weight, but this was attributed TO the
fact that at the beginning of the ex-
pertinent the rations were sufficient
/ 10 keep the animals in good condition,
/ granting that sweet clover seed was a
good feed. There were no other indi-
cations of any injurious effect from
this ration.
To determine what bad effects, II
any, might follow the use of sweet
clover seed in addition 10 other feed,
two sheep were given all the alfalfa
hay they could eat, and in addition
nearly a pound daily of sweet clover
screenings for each hundred pounds
of weight of each animal. One of
these sheen increased from a hundred
and one 10 hundred and three
pounds, and the other from l00.75 to
100 pounds. Two other sheep were
fed in practically the same manner
except that instead of sweet clover
seed screenings a small quantity of
bran was substituted for hay. The
weight gaina of the two last mention
ed animals were not quite so large az
the other two, but this was attributed
10 the smallness of the bran ration.
Further 10 test the relative value of
bran and sweet clover seed screenings
as a grain ration, two sheep were
given "A ration Of screenings daily and
two others were given ration
amounting 10 about lhree-fuurlhs of a
pound of bran daily. All four of
these animals were kept in a pasture
during the day and reeeg'ed their
respective grain rations at night. All
of the sheep remained in good health
during the experiment. Those few
sweet clover seed screenings did wei
so far as this experiment was con,
eerned, although the weights at the
end of the test which lasted approyi-
mately six weeks, seemed to indicate
that the bran was the better feed.
Who remembers when the family
/ that had a hathroom was considered
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NOTICE no wArER usEns-sTNTE /

NOTICE TO WATER USI.ltS-STATE
Engineers office, Salt Lake city
Utah, March Q. 1890. Notice u here
hy given that ii. ". Crockett. Trustee.
~ Price, Utah. has made application
in accordance with the requirements
nf the Compiled Lave ~ Utah. 1917.
nH amended hy the Session Lave ut
Utah, 1919. 90 appropriate two-thirda
of "a second foot uf water from nn an.
named spring In Carbon county Said
water issues az a point which lies
1895 feet north and iG2S.f feet west
from the southeast corner of See. n,
TWP, - South, Range . East. Salt
Lake base ana meridian, The water
VIII De diverted nt the spring ana con-
NeAed hy means 81 a ditch Tor "a dis
lance ~ 1000 feet and there used from
fehraury lst 10 December aiFt. in
elusive, of each year 10 irrigate forty
acres 81 land embraced la the north
east quarter northeast quarter OF
Sec, IL, In said Twp, I 8 South Range
Fast This application Is deslgnatea
IN TIE state engineers office al No.
hilf All protests against the grant
ing OF said application, stating tho
reasons therefor must be made by ar
ndaNit IN duplicate accompanied with
a Zee OF S2.5O, and filed In this office
within thirty t30l days after the COM
pletion Of the publication OF this no.
tice. q, T. McGoNAdLE, State En-
gineer.
Date of first pub, Mar. ~, 1890.
bate ~ last publication APR, y. 1890.
NOTICE TO WATER UsEIts-sTATE
knglneers office, Salt Lake City,
ltah, March 3, 1890, Notice Is here
By given that q, D. Miner aud VII
liam A, Thayn Of Wellington, Utah,
nave made application In accordance
with the requirements OF the Com
piled Laws OF Utah, 1917, as amended
hy the Session Laws Of Utah, 1919, 10
appropriate twenty (20) secOnd-feet
~ water from willow Greek In Car
non county Said water is 10 be di-
yertea at "a point north so deg east
go feet from the southeast corner of
Sec, %, TWp, ~ South, Range 10 East,
salt Lake base ana meridian, and con-
Neyed ilOO feet Ia a natural channel
ana discharged into Willow Creek.
thence down said creek, thence Into
ana down the Price river, from which
river u VIII Ice diverted into the Price
and Wellington canal al "A point 1900
feet south ana ll2O feet west from the
northwest corner ~ See 6, Twp. ia
South, Range 40 East and conveyed a
/ distance Of 9O,9l2 feet and there used
as supplemental supply duing the
entire year 20 irrigate 1900 acres OF
land embraced In the s q See. %. ME a
Sec, :, NEA, Sh NWA and M
SWA Sec. o, ana NEh See ", TNvp
3 south, Range II East. VIZ SW a
Sec. ~, p y SEA and SWh SWA Sec
2S, SASEh Sec 81, NEL NEla
SWh, Wa SIC = Sec, 80; WlaWh and
Sc q SWA Sec, 81, Twp IA south
Range I East. This application /,
designated In the state engineers al
nee as No, N29l. All protests against
the granting Of said application, stat,
Ing tho reasons therefor must be
made by affidavit In duplicate accom-
panied with n fee OF S2.5O, and filed
in this office within thirty (30) day,
after the completion of the puhlica,
ton Of this notice. q. T.. McGONA,
GLE, Safe Engineer
Date OF first pub, Mar 70. 1920
Date Of completion OF publication
APR Q. 1890.
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NOTICE TO WA -. UsERS-SrNTF

NOTICE TO WA. 80, TSERS-STATE
Engineers bflivc. Salt Lake city.
Utah, March 10. 1890. Notice is here.
hy given that the Utah Coal aud Coke
company of Salt Lake city. Utah. has
made application IA accordance with
the requirements nf Sec. 4. chap. 6T
Session Laws ~ Utah. 1919, 90 change
the nature of use ~ three-tentha C3I
OF second-foot 81 water diverted
from a spring area la Carbon county
said area extending from pnlnt
south 81 deg, 80 min. csst $3.50 feet
20 a point south 20 deg, go min. cost
1855 feet from the northwest corner
%. See, n, TWP. 40 South. range l3
East, Salt Lake hnSe aud meridian
said water was originally filed on for
stockwaterlng purposes, and was t.
have been used at "A point south 50
deg, 80 min, east i3SO feet from the
northwest corner of said Sec IL II
n now desired "a convey the water In
pipeline for "a distance OF $4,000
feet and used for general coal mining
purposes az the companys townslte
ana coal prop In fNp. rs South,
Range II East. This application II
designated In the state engineers Of
flee as No. ab2l. All protests against
the granting Of said Application. stat
ing the reasons therefor must be
made by affidavit Ia duplicate accom-
]
Ia this office within thirty 600 days
after the completion OF the publicn-
ton az this notice. q. T.. MCGON-
AGILE State Engineer,
Date OF first pub, Mar. 10. 1920.
Date Of completion Of publication Apr.
&c. 1890.
NOTICE-UNITED STATES LAND
office, Salt Lake city, Utah March
4, 1920, To Whom II May Concern,
D - haraNsar
of Utah has filed In this office lists OF
lands selected boy the said state under
| Sec. of the act OF congress approved
| July 10. 1894, as indemnity 'hool
lands. viz. Serial 0235O2 SEh SWH
See o, Twp rs South. Range 4 East
| Salt Lake meridian. 900 IS ~ sa d
llsiF, so far as they relate 90 said ira' q
/ by descriptive subdivisions, have ptcn
cOnspicuously posted IN this office ion
! Inspection boy any person interested
and by the public generally. Daring
the period OF publication OF this nos
| tice, or any time thereafter ana before
final approval and certification under
departmental regulations OF April 25
1907, protests or contests against the
claim 81 the state 10 any OF tho tracts
or divisions hereinbefore, descrih-
ed on the ground that the same 4
more valuable for mineral than for
! agricultural purposes, viii he received
and noted for report 10 the general
land office az Washington, ID. G. Fail,
uro so 10 protest or contest within the
time specified viii be considered suf-
/ flcient evidence OF nOn-mineral char
acter OF tho tracts and the selections
thereof, being otherwise free from OBJ
lection. viii be approved TO the sfate
GOULD V, BLAKELEY, Register.
! First pub, Mch. 10; last Apr 10. 1920
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NOTICE TO WATER UsERs-sTATE

Engineers office, Salt Lake city,
Utah. March .. 1890. Notice IL hereby
given that the Lion Coal company Of
ogden. Utah. has made application In
accordance with the requirements or
the Compiled Laws % Utah. 1917, nH
amended by the Session Laws % Utah,
1919. 10 appropriate onc.tcnth CID OF
"a rarond-foot ~ water from an un.
named spring in Carbon county, Saio
water ISSUES "a a point which bears
south 80 deg east 500 feet from the
south quarter corner 81 Sec. Z. TWP.
10 South. WanFo \ East. Salt Lake
base and meridian. The water will be
diverted at the spring and conveyed
by means 81 a pipeline Tor a distance
of G600 feet aud used during tho en-,
sire year ln an unorsnniEod miLins
district nt the cumpnny'H mine for
general coal mining purposes, THIS
application h Designated IN tho state
engineer office nH No. Ai0i. All pro-
tests ago inst the granting of said np-
piicntiun, stating tho reasons there
Tor must he made hy affidavit Al
duplicate accompanied with a Zee of
f2.bU. and filed in this office within
thirty tl0l days after the completion
~ the publication ~ this notice. g..
49, McUuNAOLE. State Engineer,
Date ~ first pub. Mar, ~, 1890
Date 90 last publication Apr. .. 1890,
The spectator., 1920-03-12
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