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HO)V TO DO BUSINESS
ii .
Don't do business in the dark. That applies to buyer nnd seller.
Folks advertise because they arc convinced they have some
bing worth Belling.
The store thnt does not use printers' ink mny have the goods,
mt the public doesn't know it. '
And it hasn't time to find out without the storekeeper meet
ng it half way.
HECUTLEMAHKET
FINISHED LITTLE
BITfflY
iiu.it i, iuxi.iits Mil. .(n;i
j nm tiii: i:i:k.
ifliitmv or Wnr lull. Win llnt-tlly
Nntlinl In m lriiirtiuonl of llio
I loir, nitli or Slurp Mnrkt l-.HIuip
Iiiul UiiiiIk llrlfin I'rlrvi Nevtr Ik'
Tort' lpiullnl l Kimivih (Ml).
H in Hpei ml Hrvle
KANHAH CITV, Mo. l'eb S Thn
tie innrktt flnlnh.il l,it week u lit
nhiik), due In a fairly liberal re
IptK ntiU to tln war iiftuiitlon Hog
akf twent)-flve to tlilrt).flo cent.
t hep mill IttinlM hey firm. To-
with 13,000 i utile tlip market I
oiik t ion ienut higher, bent Mi or
fcred $10 SO to MO.GE Hord ml
need fifteen ! thirl) cent, top
I 10, rculpt 9000 III ml. Sheep n
Ipr wire 9000, mnrkt t tin to twen
rive tent up, lamb 11170, two
0 7C prlii it niir equalled lure be-
RThe iiiiiIii tlemint of Ntrcmtlh In
firef mttlp today lame from the fact
Bint Chicago, Omnhii unit nthir nor-
btii market orn In a utorm nren, nml
nil lUht rectlpt. Nothlnic very high
Sum wit hen, prlmu Mcer quotable
top ti (1176. Influence of thn wnr
talk unit hiinlly noticeable today In
ny ili piirinivnt of the mnrkei, mltle,
ttog or hrep l'lr to good native
icer fold nt $9 35 to 110 3S. Severn)
tot of mi ilium flnUliul pulp fed
fleer nrrlvid, uml imiM nt 110.10 to
tpO.CG, weight from 1080 to 1331
Sound A limit of pulp fed bull ut
t 00 (.'own lontlnue firm, iwle
oiik to ten cent hlghi r today,
me heavy cow 19,00 orbiltcr, me-
im flenhed witghty ww 17.36 to
00, ennmr eow nrounil 16,00
Colli weather put n damper on en-
julnntu for Moiktr uml freihrx,
Iit prhe uro no mon tint u Mtud)
la A rather large nharo or the
ikelpt wen- thin grade, which
Worked In favor of bujir. A lead.
ms Hale wn thnt humlrud hruit or
OS potinit I'nnhnndle ntock utrom.
fifrtt) well lirril HirelorilN, ut IK.CS,
iriih twmty out nt 17.60, 1'teillnK
&cr range monlly Irom tl.sn to
M.TE, ounidoniil Mtli'N ut 110 00 or
IhUit
a Saw top have hum nt nt the nheep
uc nenrl) every da) for week, uml
Vw rttordii win nguln mndu toda),
tulk of the I ii in Uh oiling nt III 0 to
JH70, formir higher price $14 65,
Mid liiMt Krldn), Vnrloim lot of oex
pold nt tlO.tO to $10,76 today, nil
feigner than any prevlnu nale here,
IyearllnKii nre worth up to $13.35,
Srtthem $11 SO, fiedluir liimh $13,116.
p far Nhlpper huve KutiKed volume
W rertlpt In u mimterl) wa. km p
$ the nmrkit firm contlnunll
Svooixutou i:iih mcri u
'Km T) I'lT OLT IMIISON llirh
iK I'oUon month" hit Imhiii unnnl
VSoukI)' nureoil upon by the executive
Wgammlltte of the Nutlonul Woolirrou
MSSt' nnnoilntlon to tuke place durlns
Vcliruary l!very vventern woolnrower
MM, helm; rcquenlrd hy the uiwocliitlon
Ipj put out (Ive hundred poUon linltH
Km ht rmiKn for the purpone. of ktlllm:
MlMUotPH nnd other predatory nnlmnlK
SMlt U polntid out that If the wool
Starowtrii will iiiinpl) with thin requet
JiurlnK the month of I'thruary n mti
,Rrlal 1. MeiiliiK will he notlienulo In
mi numlier of wild nnlmiiU prowlliiif
-e raiiKi Direction hnvu heun
JJSanlleil to the illffer.nl woolKroweni
m to the polkon to " and the mettl
ed to In i iupio)eil.
jkohi: riti.r.s adiikii m
faurs iiui MlHl:l, snow
llllilliitliient wit melvi'd ut Bull
iiAke City Tiiriulny h Horace H. Un
iUin, Kitretur or the Utah hUUo fair
that thn Amerlinu Cotiwold flheep u
3clntlin. with lieiulrninrtcr In Chi
cK, tin l.einme mi Intermted In the
rim mill nml how to he held In Hull
like I'lty In Beplnihir of thl ear
that tho ukwh lutlon I upproprlatlim
two hundred dollar for thl evmt
BThe aoclull(in uIhd annoiimed h
ttn dollar prlKn for flint and five tlol
jar- for net mid In the tiii of n pen
or, four Cotitvvolil liimh uf either fox
the Kit or one dire uml hretl nnd own
d In I'luh, on xhlliltlou ut the rtnh
f&ti fulr thl fall
-"iV t'l $i7,nno i.v roim
IYILMIS IV SIIIIHI Hl'hlMs
he fait that Wultir Itlchnriliuiu
Hold oul n third Inlerwit In the
pp iiwnnl hy hlmnolf und John
in ii wen of Jniibun I a remlnilur
t'nliout four uar no thonn two
i, without capital und tin expcrl-
emharki d In the nheep hunlnew,
Vt riittl'H Hxpreiw of lufl Thurt
They firm plodded uIoiik n tftwl
, toiild until thl vUntor when tin
tiierahlp ended hy lUohnrilwin H
to ItnimuMPii Tho prke net upoi
ilrd intereHt huw that ;hee men
e increuwil their property hy $37
, thn preMit value of the vheep
"iiiirjiT niiAxinis oit(;M.i:.
IBPphit imuii of the Uintah dtntrlct. tn
i1-JMillns OruiInK DUtricU Kci. 1, 4 and
(MR
S In the Vuatth national foreiit, nut
ut the federal hulldlnR In Knit Initio
City reit ntly with runurm of thou
illMrlil und formed n formt Uinr'
muoi'lntlon to take turn or the Inter
iU or the khrepmt n ulnu Hint part
of the national reixrve, John SI.
Ununou of Halt Utke Clt) vtu inudu
president nnd Thonia Painter of Kv
iinnliin. V i, J It Murduck of llehar
City nnd Alum Itlihln of Kvuiuton
were mimed dlrvttor. The nintur or
r ii nice allotment wn the rhlef tlilnt
under i oitHldi ration.
HOI. I.lll Ml Aril'.lt
I'Kilir WITH A I'OMMi:
DKI.TA, I'iIi. 5 'K l. Ahhott and
III doit hail u hutlle with u rulild
iooti. Thu niilmul wn In the wire
emloiure riKhtlntr with the doic nnd
Aliholt wen out with an uxttto kill It.
HcelliK that the tooti won rulild he
nttuildd It only whin tho tloir hnd It
iniKul otlurwlnii ritrratlmt In pro
let lion At taut, man nnd diK irot the
creature tornertd nnd It wn killed.
No prevt ntntlte meavure wn takui to
muxile the dni; Huturila), u Uime
Ahhott. n brother, wum ridlm; Into thn
ard, the doR niidih nly ttecumo mud
nttntked the boy, lacerated hi hum!
und urm nn I bit the homo und chick
tu before It could be killed The
joumr iiiiiii I now In Halt Utke City
with the hi ml of the dmc
OiiiiiIiu l,ltt Slot k.
OMAHA 1'tb S Cuttle III felpl.
6300, inurktt Meud) Native Metr
$H.OO to $11 SO, ttiu und heifer
$7 00 to $9 31, Wiwtim Mi em, $7 00
to $I0.S0, TuXh Met nt. 17 36 to $h SO.
Ntovkir und feedirn, $tl SO to $10 00
Blleip IliielptH. 9300 jliurket
Mind) YeurllliKX $10 7S to $13 SO,
AethelH. $U .'i0 to $10 SO, ImillH $13 OH
to $11 H
Umiii Clt MurkilH
KNHAH CITV. Mo. I'tdi S Cut-,
tie lletiellit, 3000 market weak
I'rlme fid Meer $11 JS to $1300,
dietWHl beef Mi ern, $9 00 to $1100,
wtwtirn Meirn. $8 00 to $11 SO cow,
$5.60 to $9 so, lnir.ru. $7 on to $11
Ntocker und feedir. $7 00 to $9 73
hull. 111 60 to $K SO, iHlve $7 00 to
TI300
hhiep l.eiilpl, S00D, limrkM I
tead IjiiuIw, $1.'B0 to $14.36,1
j.urllm;-. $13 00 to $13 31, wethery,!
$10 SO to $11 SO. et. $10 to $10 90
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COM I C M, -V 11 I V 1) M A N H
Entered an Bcond-ClnM Matter. June 4, 1916. at jhe I'oitofflce at Trice I'tnh. Under the Act of March 3, 1S79. j
VOLUME 2; NUMBER 37 EVERY rillDAY KEURUARY9, 1917 H
AHRAHAM LINCOLN. '
He uas In the highest sense n good and great man, an honor to
humnnity, a lover of his kind, rt liberator, n toiler for the general
weal, a friend of nil men. He wns a strange, pathetic and noble
ligurc. It is a good thing for popular government thnt Lincoln
lived nnd worked, not only for what he did, but for his clear revela
tion of the mastery of man over circumstances, and the possibili
ties of greatness and goodness under all conditions.
t
I'ltlCi: ACAIMtMV TO I'lT ON
i'iiv ritimi'Aiiv T i:vru?i ir
The l'rlie neudem) present on Kt b.
iuur 30th ut thu Kko theater the ro.
llcklnK one. mil oomid), "That lluatuli
I'ut," with the follow im; .tint '
I'nt. the I r lull yervant Juuk Mlllurluhl
Churle. hi makter Harold KuuiUen
Major I'uffjuoktt, Mtira'H m l (
Itny Cottnill
Laiiru. HW.etlinurt of ChnrleH
Inex I.wl
Nunuj, the maid Creoai Klcth
A luun with u larKo family van live
better on thu farm, where mono)
KTow than In the clt) when money
?OOM.
1 - - ii .i
BUM i "SIM"
NuH'rlnlt'iuli ut T1ioiiimoii (JhiH III
I'rliiul A l.'ootl Time.
cahtm: (iati:. im. c j 8.
Thompson, h'onural auporlntendent fur
Utah Purl company, entertained ut a
"Ktmr" Katurda) evrnlnit a number of
the implo)c of the company nt tho
Knlnht of rthln Hall. I'roitram
Belvctlon, the band.
Ilemark. 8upt. Wllltum I.lttlejohn.
UoxlliK onteM (Ihrie round),Jno
Davlnne nnd William Dixon.
Ilarrel boxlnu contest. Norman liar
rpon nnd Cleorice Wardell.
Btrnp vrrmtllm; match, Ham Whet
ton nnd Alf Mill.
Ho n if, John Mnrlln,
Belettlon, land,
lloxliiB contekt '(thru, round), C,
V. Johnnon and rrofeor Madten,
lloxlmc conteit (three round),
Tracy Jon. und John I'hulp.
Jlu JUmi wretllnir tontent,' Japan
ee lio).
Ilaltle ro)ul (kid), Jume Kvnii.
Joe Davlnne, Wllllum Dixon nnd Har
ry Dodd,
Konir, liall aittln
ClmraclerlHtli ni.li. I'rnnk Hit
d. en.
Bonk', Kxru HurrUon
lleiltatlon, Thoimi IlarriiHiii
Bonu. Biim Whetton
Cornet nolo, C W Willi
Koine, John Mill.
.Home, Hum Motliir
lleinark. 1' W Dnvton
Hihitlon. baud.
Ilotiiii; ttiiitfkt (two mmiiU), .1, K
TIioiiimiii unit Wllllum l.llllejolin,
Itcfrefthinent were ocrveil, und u(
llio lonuluMon of the prourum Mr
Thompson made mime remark to the
men pre, nt, uimmomllnir them on
their bint )eur pirformunuu of work
Tliu few tu re or thi proKrum wn the
Itoxlnw foutiH.t twtwimu Oeuerul Hup.
erlnt. inluiit Mhompwiii mid Buprln
tendeut I.lttlejohn All IhiiiIh were1
mhe.luletl for time roumlii, but an nt-1
uount of uvordupol thee hunky oon
liwtuut iHiuld liut oul) two Thl
vvu u real latiKh for the troud
I Thu burrel boxliii; eoutoM wa vtm
Ivlderable or n feature lUelf HuvlliU
I never wtneeil u eontoM m thl kind
I you cannot know what )oii have
, mbuied extept a number or Kod
I lauKh
Hie Htrup wrentllliK itilitimt wu
I great, tmih umtentiint tr)lmr lo bt
'thrown rntlier than throw hi op.
ipoiient (luewi wh)
' The Jlu JltBti, u pexrormunee or
I which wo had heard o much hut hud
never neen. vtn to our ntlHfictloii,
'with two good ptrformer. The)
I wore vurel) ilevir Would rather
'that they Miould huve the fall than
I the writer
I One ha to hear l'runk Itudeen In
olio of hi eharai terlMlc vprMiliHM to
uppreclate It He ha it dlalMtt n
long a our urm.
1'rofeiMor MadKeu uml C V Jiiun
Hon utiowed iln In their boxlmr ion
tet. Thoy rnn urdy mix thlnx. und
have the wclenre nUo
Tln weltermlKhU, True) Jone nnd
Jack Thelp. warmed the troud up
In their match They are two i lever
"kid."
What Mr. I.lttli John, lo nil uppmr
nncr, thouxht the belt 'On the pro
nram wa the loncludlnic number, tho
favorite omt of Hobby llurn. "Auld
I Jinir B) nn " You could im e the mlle
comn forth, tho faco bramlnx We
will nil be Kind lo have the opportun
ity of nttrndlmr one of Mr Thump
on'ri Htair aualn
1', W, Da) ton vvu u w..k i nd vl.l
lor, comlnir over from Bunti)lde.
A larxe irowil wn disappointed
with the vveuther Wednevduy Ut,
whin they Intended Kolnit tn I'rlrn for
the pirformancn of tho 1 to) ill (Iwenl
chorui from Wnle.
Henry Klltrtwin of I'rovo wa a vl
Itor with Jame l.vun thl week, re
turnliiK homo Monday.
It plcaxe the writer to wee the
marked Improvement In the baud It
I until Ipaled they will kHo ii ion
tert fur the public In thn near future,
when thu people tun JudK for tlmni
kcIvim what the bu) ure doliiK They
aru due cotmldi rnble prnln for their
eurneit t ffort.
Tl'IStllW MI5HI-K CUITNCH,
.Mi:im.M. shout hision
The illy mum II met In rtKUlur w
nloii TueMluv nllit und lifter ullowlntt
n numb, r or bill put In the lime un
til ii late hour dlmnwlnir the propo. l
'uter frniu'hhwi which A C Kill Jr,
and hmhh lult nn uhUIiik for Tlura
were u number of representative (III.
sen prrwent und the propotltlon wu
dlM.uw-d ut leiiKth Wu ordluaiicu
wn tlrufteil and read iuIIIiik for it
Hpeelnl eliHtlou on Murih ICIIh when
thu ililxeii of l'rlie will huve an op
portunity of votlnK for pure momiluiit
wuttr or turnliiK It down The eleitlou
nutli e npp. ur on tho third puKe of
IhU ImpriNitlon or Tin Sun
The Kiiptrliitimlenl if wuterwork
wa liMtrmted to Inxtull u fire h
dntiit nt the court houiw.lulHtriiuil.
i.irner h imhiii it the wiNtther tondl
Hon will permit the work Iwlmr doiii
hCOI'llil.ll MOLDS HKIOItll
rou loi.nnsr wia 1111:11
KxieMN III moUtury uml ill f lUene)
III temperuturM, werd tho previtllliiK
feuture of .wither yfiiidltlon In 'lull
durltiK 191C. uoninllm; to u Miiumur)
which wa uiiniiUMiil Wedlieaduy b)
A II. ThleiNctloii illreetnr or the
Culled Btute eutli. i bureau ul Bttll
Ijiko Cll)
The InwtMt temp, ruture In I tail
fur thu )ear I uliowu to huve been
thlrt)-even ilewree below ut Beofleld
on Dei ember XHlli, while the hluhfUt
temperature uu 108 drKr. , nt Ka
uub, on May Mil Tho menu tem
perature of the Mate for III.) )ur
umountttt lo 41 4 denni or 1 S de
uri below normul .
The uveruKe pnelpltiitloii for the
Mtate amountetl to 1(1 93 luehe dur
liiK the year whlih wa 3.31 Inehe
Inbovu normal It I hon In tho re
i port that while there wn uu ubun
I dunce r water fur Irrigation pur
pimee, fro.U durlmr April und Ma) re
mi Kid In extensive ilamnife to irop
UNCHANGED DRY BILL
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR 1
Lower House Overwhelmingly Votes Down the ?1
Proposed Amendment to Prohibition Bill (H
as Suggested by Chief Executive Brewery j
Interests Arc Charged With Trying to In- H
fluence Legislation Governor Attaches Of- H
ficial Seal In Presence of Private Secretary. H
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. U. Hy a vote of thirty-nine to six M
the house of i eprcsentatives of the Utah legislature went on record H
yoaterday afternoon as refusing to make any change whatever in
the provisions or language of the Young statewide prohibition jH
bill and returned it to the governor. Just fifty minutes later Gov. SH
Simon Hamburger, in the presence of only his private secretary, H
Francis V. Fitz Gerald, affixed his signnture to the bill. Notice of iH
flte governor's action was received by the chief clerk of the house tjl
just after that body had adjourned nnd will be read before the liiH
house today. H
The governor declined to have any photographs taken of him- H
self in the act of signing the measure and performed the action ;H
without any formality of ceremony. Ho mixed the pen with which ;H
he signed the bill with a number of others on his desk to shut off iH
the clamor of token seekers. Later the pen was identified nnd
presented to Mnthonihnh Thomas, chairman of the democratic pp
slate committee. HH
The governor hnd nothing to say in regard to the action of H
the house in declining to make thu amendment suggested by him H
oxcept thnt he thought the change would nut have impaired the H
bill in any way nnd might iw well have been mnde, but as the house H
had not seen fit to agree to it, lie was perfectly willing to sign the H
measure as it stood. H
House Decided to Take No Chances. jH
At the closo of u spirited debate in which insinuation was cast
thnt the brewery interests were behind the proposed amendment, H
that an attempt was being made to insert a "joker" in the bill and H
thnt if it were opened up for any change nnd went to the senate H
harm might befall it, the house overwhelmingly voted to dcclino to
make the amendment to Section 12 suggested by Governor Bam
berger to remove thu bun of prohibition from malt und brewed
drinks containing not to exceed one-half of 1 per cent of alcohol. JM
The house followed this by emphatically rejecting a proposal
for u slight changu in langungu offered by Representative R. W.
Young, Jr., father of thu bill, designed to mnkc more certain of its H
nccord with the WcbbKcnyon federal act. Tho effective nrgu- H
ment against amendment wns that opening up the bill to change H
would invite' further reconstruction with danger of "jokers" and H
liquor, influences, to which the majority of thu house did not pro H
poso to submit the measure. H
The result was that it was returned to tho governor as first 9H
passed by both houses, with a polite communication announcing M
thnt the house hud declined to amend it. Consideration of the M
amendment suggested by the governor und submitted in written M
form by the attorney general's office was brought about Imme- H
diatcly after the house convened by a motion by Hoyden that the fl
change be mado us suggested by the governor. M
Representative Young immediately took the floor in opposition
to the amendment and contended thnt under the interpretation of M
tho WebbKcnyon net by himself nnd others, the importation into fl
the state of any such drinks would be no discrimination against IH
local manufacturers. He read an opinion from the attorney gen- H
i nil in support of his contention. M
Some of thu members of thu house had understood that the
attorney general had advised the governor thnt the state 'act H
should be amended because the interpretation of the Webb-Kcnyon H
act would permit the importation of malt and brewed drinks, but jH
it was explained by Representative Young that the attorney gen H
end had not given such an opinion or any advice until he gave the H
ritten opinion which Young rend to the house. H
It was further explained that thu governor had simply asked iH
the attorney general to prepare the language of an amendment to HI
the Young bill thnt would exempt malt and brewed drinks con H
tninlng not in excess of one-half of 1 per cent of alcohol, and that H
the attorney general had prepared this language of the amend H
ment us requested. Attention wns called to thu fact that the' at H
torney general's letter accompanying the letter of the governor to H
the house had merely contained this langungu und no opinion on H
the effect of the Webb-Kcnyon act. H
Young suggested thnt the change would let down the bars to H
mnlt drinks nnd he feared that the limit might be overrenched to H
mi extent that would make the law ineffective. H
Representative Fisher of Wasatch favored the amendment and M
objected to the insinuation that the brewery interests hnd any- H
thing to do with it. Representative Paxmun declared he would H
rather have his "right hand wither and his voice stilled in death" H
than loosen up th prohibition bill. H
Rcptcscntative McKay of Weber declared that if the house H
made a change the bill would go to the senate and the brewery in H
tcrqsts would go ncrpss the hall and might persuade the upper H
chamber thnt some more amendments should be made. He snw jH
the possibility of tho bill being made u football to be kicked back M
and fortlrbetween the houses for the whole session. On roll call H
the house votnl thirty-nino to six not to open up the bill. M
. gMI