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Show THE SALT LAKE TRTRT'XE, THURSDAY MOKMX(,, 21 I Ini slow, early bid.-- and sale largely 15c to 2&c lover on good kind, choice native and range lambs available at ateady to eaaler prtcei. around $13. 76; arly packer trade on desirable natives around 113 US'-13.40; throwouU. tlO.&O&ll 00: sheep, weak; desirable fat ewes largely around Id OOfc 2$. not much rhangebn feeding lambs. Hogs-Rcel30.00 TOIlKK ()( 1H. irrjs. timore, clerk to the trade commissioner. Dr. Dye was educated in Southwest I Kansas Business college, William Jewell college, University of Chicago and University of Leipzig. Germany, CARBON ELEVEN itiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiifiiiiiiicimituiiiiiii.iiiiiMiiiiiiiiiii which granted him the degree of 1MB MCIHM ENTRIES. Horvalhl. til 08. 1(3 10. 16 48. won. Medley doctor of philosophy. He has served 110 (E. Shropghirgj. Kansas crrr. 16.22. 84 8. second. Flrtt race. 11300. claiming, maiden as American consul at Nogales, Mex- - Qoes Pace in MadlSOn 8Lmpdale 121 lO. Clellandi. 182. third. 109. Hawthorne course Japhem Kansas crrr, uo. Oct. n cattie-18 ... lco; Time. Also ran Davlncl.La representative of the AmericanReceipLs, 7000; market on killing classes xEa.ter Hat 102, xllarcella Agne. 98. Grec.-lanThree Leaders Win, Region M NorMlllson. war Anna 98. Little at 101. Colonel, board unus 108. Plum Patron trade Christians. beef few sales cattle not fully established, ill 106 isiiasta uaraen; joe square American Thunder, Dn ana Lee. Hers, yearlings and she stock steady to Hoc Thl.tle fyrn 109, Subway Tub. trade 12-in Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth. Argentina Market Has Keen-iw- T Second race. 11200. claiming. Out of Doors. bulls little changed. verJers steady, eommerr mlision,er at T.nnrinn Canadian Supplies of Low lower, 108 claiminf. weighty calves weak, stockers and feeders and up. Hawthorne course .allies Prior J est in and Mexico commercial 66. at Tilt. 14.42. attache 88.12. won; 110. 109. Golden Beth II .Colonel Plowem 8hropahlrei. 10. World, of week's Competition Nonleague decline around with Tiger slow, steady Mac 130 iC E. Allen'. 18 no. 850, second. xKorrf.it her 105. .Supporter 114. Her An 25c to 7&c. majority offerings bOc to 73c NEW YORK, Oct. 17 iflO- -El City. Grade Product Bearish 108. xOolden Declare Experts. Star Homewood51 10 ' U Knighti, 848, third off; several toads good to choice native awer 110. .Ruth Oold 106. d Ouafi, Algerian marAlso ran Julie H.. George Time, Lawton xOovernor Beth American Gains Staff steers held around 116 0015 50; common to 101, .Captain PRICK. Carbon county Gioom. Odd Fellow II. Sir John K Padona athon champion, paced 12 miles 105, .Honey Pish 109. .Beroau. 105, .Golden high medium grades steers. IS. iMg 11.00; choice Factor. Contracts. one Big 113. Paving Sixth mile 111. an xLlttle and xMaxie claimrace, Guinea eighth, 830 pound fed heifers. 114 35; bulk butcher Sight 10. around Madison Square Oarden toschool lost a football game WednesWASHINGTON m-Se- ven Frank Hawley 108 E. Warreni, Amering, 11300 cows. $7 356(8. 75; low cutter cows, 15 40O .Santa Sweep 106. .Colonel Carr 109. has been, in day, testing his strir!- - and working The'American staff 162 80, 130 28. 87 78. won: Bearing 101 105. 12 to 6. to but that loss icans comprise the staff of the de strumental in obtaining for Ameri- - out the m"s-l- e kink vealees. day Parson, 3.7; cutters, upward lo his Jonesi. 14.76. 8144, second. Shasta Flap Third race. 11300, claiming, 114.00 down; choice heavy calves. Ill 2. CHICAGO. Oct. It AP). Prospective few sales and up. Hawthorne course -.- Tempter 109. per is. il Meyer i, n. third. Time. was inconsequential compared with partment of commerce office in Bue- - can firms street uavinz con tracts r?i-- e with Joie Ray and a W-"imf9 50fel2 0O stockers and feeders, 102. AlM Blue Blood 10. xOo Away 15 ran Captain Haney. Red the loss of Grant Hutchinson, sensa.Tenia. nor, Aires, outpost of American busi- - 'worth $1,500,000, municipal building other distance stars, here, Sunday shipments of winter wheal from the west calves, receipts. 1500. 105. xOareth 106. One War 114. xAI Hot. Ant, Thistle Glad. Open Fire. ness in Argentina, one of the most contracts amounting to $2,700,000 and night. and southwest to Chicago did a good deal Sheep Receipts, 13.000; very alow, early in .Spring Poet 105. Garnet 105. xWild Seventh rair. one mile and an eighth. tional sophomore member of the Four .Linger 13 50: choice lambs westerns. sales steady: AnNo time was taken for the distance today to pttll down wheat values here rake 109, .xClarenrr Thomas 109. Oley 118, claiming. 11200 -- Adele W 10 Musketeers, of Carbons backfleld. thoroughly competitive markets in in promoting, against intense com-th- e odd lots natives downward from 113 00. no irtrunswlck 114. 113. The tR. 18.02. 04. 14 Dago world. covered bv thf won; who sustained a severely broken rib. Roycrofter Doggetl), 1130. other decided bearish influence wm word sheep sold early. petition, sales of American-mad- e running 113. Swoop 114, .Queen 08 xOur 14 70. 13 26, secG Buddy Whltei. Sly Polly ill, is machine an There been 9000 iron that weighs only 114 pounds. low wheal had and steel, paper, Hogs Receipts. that Each team scored in the first quar-- i scarcely grade Canadian exporting textile, ond Busy l.avie 103 F. Halbertt. 3 30. Hoy.l 103. "El is lis Waffle" 's which not 1 before trical imple-tinaNo. scaled In that to northern Duluth found equal fourth race. 1300. the Hillside purse, equipment, agricultural seeking Argen-59. Time. third Al.o ran Know Me ter. and both were hammering away started and to the amazement of SOI TH SAN IM M and up, Hawthorne course and the fact that the ments and patent medicines. Gi:omr. Donna Santa, Forestar. Pompous. trade, in the third, when "Pete" Wilson un-- I the making of flour. A 107. 104. 111. Two Dana Aleader Ruane Plala SOUTH HAN ntANClaCO. The bulk of Argentina's ct. 17. HOC! corked a run of 35 yards for a second United States has virtually a monoD-- 1 import newspapermen was only a few ounces Closing quotations on aheat were unset Charmarten 101. Rurik 104. Irish Pal I.ATONM RESILTS. w. iwu ears reponea Que lllfr. 95, aieceiiue. oly on the sale of motor vehicles trade is held by the United Slates, lighter when he finished. He per touchdown for Payson. 104. Wild Charmer 101. Dowallac 104. Old tied. HtwcvUc net lower. Corn flulshed to .lightly higher on one load race. .teadr First 11200. and up. 108. Oh Say 107. My Dandy 111. at advance. Oats unchanged to Payson made its first touchdown and petroleum and has increased in-- ; Great Britain. Germany and France, spired little and finished at a fast clip California.. 110 90; late Tuaday Ihm SUP Wolfy 111 (Abeli. S3 2. 13 30. Fifth rare. 11300. claiming, fllliea and claiming fine condition. up. and provisions shotting lvsi load. 135 to 10 pound California.. 110 7. Stl'ic 122. won. 8eminola 10 (Leylnd. 115 41. after two minutes of play in the first vestments from practically none be-- .' ' but the United States has increased in The mile and seventy 15 mares. and up. IM sjgjgja 1928 Olympic champion will 120 lew lota 52. eecontf. Blue urantle 111 (W Oameri. quarter. The ball went to Payson fore the world war to more than Its proportion since the war to pound.. atlO 50. numerous lot. yard- s- xHa.el Deneon 93. xShasta Belle Lowest prices of Ins day in the wheat 12 56. third. off in his training from day to 15 Time. Also ran pecking aowt, (8 75. in 1928, is testimony to proximately 25 per cent, taper on its 98. .Bun 100. .Mysterious 106, Pandy 115, line. was MacBeth saarket came after announcement that imCall). lintqii 300; holdover. 80; lnw. .Flora M 110, xBrlght Shawl 110, xAzure Roger. Pawn. St Charles, Purple Light. day. He plans, however, to run a smeared by Chidester. Pete Wilson their activity. portant interest here had bought wheat Second race. J1200. weaker: half load fairly good maiden 102 at Omaha and Kansas City to be for under tour fast six miles Saturday as a final 113 late Tur.d.y two load. colt, and geldings. 11300. six furlong. - was driven out of bounds after he Dr. Dye Edarated Mexico Orders Cabaret Sixth rare, 11200. claiming. warded to Chicago' This wheat la ad 1000 strer.. 112 25. , warm-u80; today part load food and up. one and one sixteenth mile. -- Diamond Glow 115 'Dubois'. HO 76, 16 90. had carried the ball around end for pound.. dltionaJ to other purchases of wheat from 10 98. .. won. In 110 Lion Southwest 25. other odd lota. Hyperion 110. .Hi Jo 109, John J. 6 107, Kansas. Heart 111 E. Pool'. 84.20, 25 yard.-- H. Wilson was held. to Customers Duluth. and appeared to indicate that Chi- 1885; load heifers. Disarm h horned holdover .Ferseth 103. xSweepnet 102. xJack Horgan 17 20, second. Home Jamea 115 iW Oarnen. cago would be likely to butld up a liberal carried the ball for 10 and a Heading the staff is Dr. Alexan7 30. third 3 Vi 00 ico to announce possession of a pis15. Time. Also ran Deep bull.. 109, xSecrery 102. xFaraway 100. xCroatan Block of bard and spring wheat before COW.. WIS. all cutter.. first down and then, repeating the der V. Dye. United States commerRiver. PoUull. Amsterdam. Jack Up. Chip. few 25; 400 500 7.50(t8 to food 109. Chief Tlerney 110. Forester 107 repound MEXICO CITY m. Wine, wotol. The habit of "packing a gun" close of Simultaneous the navigation. 25. race. 81200. Third calve.. (It and up. play, went around end for 40 yards cial attache, who recognizes Flora. man and a pistol make a dangerous Seventh race. $1200. claiming. ports that weather In Argentina is of a is widespread among civilians here. Sheep Oood light lamb, quoted to 113 25; and up. one and mile. -- claiming, one mile and an eighth -- Fretwell and a touchdown. 111., kind tending to promote development of as town. liis home The others Wilson's kick the Mexican authoriWith the brain fired by liquor and .uinmer xS.ndr Lady 104. Open Oo Shut 110. 113 iLerlandi, '10 88. 4 08, 12 76, won; Love failed. rust failed to act as a counterbalance:, no late Tuesday deck good are his assistant. James G. Burke combination, ties have learned, so policemen are with women to wrangle over, a gun Child 108 iSeaboi. ISM. 82 41. second. 110. feeder.. xOolden Srhool 97. Cloud Idollner advices having been received which would .horn lamb.. 113 00: few 113 of xP.tn-kl110 80; 14 Carbon Commis50 105. ewes 110. iMoner'. 2.90. medium at Trade the Talequa Vt.; lAlborak third Time. lo good Bennington. quoted .Bradley'. Toney repeated stationed at the doors of the caba- In a convenient pocket or holster performance imply that any rust in the southern hemAlso ran Sabbatus Maid. Bour105. xFlrat Male 105. xBolton 105. xFlre 1:59 66 75 within two minutes. Wilson kicked sioner Howard H. Tewsbury of rets and patrons suspected of carryisphere is near to a danger stage. i6 quite likely to be bon. Priceless. Samaron. Lady Jule. brought Into play, Chief 10 Relative cheapness of low grade Canadian Westboro. to was his Mass.. Vlrden. who in his assistants. dronped the police have learned. Before tha Fourth race. t!300. ing weapons are searched before beWeather cloudy; traek heavy and up. wheat attracted special notice today on acLOS ANGELES. C. Thomas tracks of .Schaerrer. Hutchinson allowance went 104 by six entrance. Ballagh claimed. allowed Cleora Philadelphia. of count of assertions that demand for this 'C claiming, .Apprentice iiinonging plan searching patrons was reLOS ANGELES. Oct 17 -- Hots Receipts. 88 83. $4 58. 12 2. won: Good kind of wheat abroad Is diminishing the A bulging pocket, which in the sorted, pistol duels occurred Shepherd through for a first down, making 20 Charles H. Ducote of Boston end C. fre35c hither; 112 00 700. 25c 111 to active. 64 13 14, top, of Black second: wheat States ILeylandi. United F. Flyer eaport possibilities LATOMA ENTRIES. Virden was held, but Payson Stephenson of Gloucester, Mass., Unitsd States might signify presence quently in the cabarets, bars and sim110 W Garner. IS 30. third. Time. 1:14 1.5. yards. and la conducive to serious backing up for two load.; four cars 168 to 200 pound Mrs. Alice was penalized 15 yards for slugging. and Banes Thorns of Bal- of illicit liquor, is just as apt in Mex ilar public places. Flrtt race. 11300. claiming, Also ran Red of gupplles In domestic markets. Talk Idaho., 11190; car Callfornlas. 11175; pits. Grange. Perfect Unrfri and up, mile and seventy yards Panorcl cnarger. Myth. Downcast Hutchinson 11100; packing sows. M.ZStilO 00. was also currept that elevator space norththree yards gained 113. Cattle Receipta. 900, quality generally 113. A B Benslnger 111. Dearborn race. Fifth west la nearlng a state where some relief H3oo. Hn line. He thu claiming. the hit through iKuhJalthaii in. xRoii of Ulrlwav 103 Ore- must be found to avoia congestion. Kir 108. . Wrong Number 100. xDeputy 7?7 ne7r " Activity sud strength characterised the car Imperial, to be weighed later. 113 70. eon IM. Peggy Bledsoe 110. West Wind 1C8. off tackle for another first down. Vir IM 'D Hardyi. 12 6. out. second corn market. Likelihood of continued ex- car Imperial Mexican.. 19 75. bulk common Shaw Second race. 11300. maidens, claiming. 108 'C.ulleldi. out. third. Otto den hit line for the 49 port demand, together with belief that and medium cows and heifers. 87 504 Time, nine yards. colts and geldlnga. glx furlongs-Li- ght aiso ran - mopup. Elizabeth. I 00; all cutters. 14 00r?7 00; good bulls. farmers would not sell freely, save imHutchinson went over with the touchUS. Water Pat 115, Rufe Sixth race. 11200. petus to kmylng. Besides, corn belt weathand up. down for Carbon. f.00; load common Arisonas. 17.50; calves, McO.lnHampson 115. xNlcolett 110. Neptunla 115. Lee's er was unfavorable for conditioning the slow, steady, part load one placement mile an Lieuand Arisonas, claiming, eighth 115. Happy Daredevil Hartley 115. Little tenant Rust 113 kick failed. new crop. Oats derived firmness from til 00; calves, receipts. 300 5 96. J3 62. Scout 115. xSIr Retlaw 110, Matt 115. Jack 12 68. won: Juel (Zucchini!. the upward trend of corn. Jean 100 'Kerni, 12 94. The Coaldlggers played without 8heep Mostly lambs, steady: two loads Savage U5., Oranary 115. xMorton CaldIn the provision market, scattered 12 52. second: 87 to 93 pound Callfornlas. 113.00; Ticker IM 13 Fowler ' 56. i. pert other sensational halfback. Kay, their 110. well BUlie Leonard 115. Hiram Kelly third disclosed a lack of any particular de- load Time. -Also 151 ran Two 111.75: late welghta. P.. Tuesday 115. Panwaw 115, Double Dom 115. Barrlr mand. Efeldee. Galloping Dawn. Merced's E Thr as he was laid out with a bad case ewe lambs went Oliver 115. three decka thin RANGE OP LEAD I NO FUTURES. of blood poisoning. Nebeker. star end Mac o' Boy back to the country at 111 50: deck Third race. 11300. claiming, fillies and Lister. Seventh race. 11300. WHEAT Low. Cloee wether lambs for slaughter. 110 50 and up. for Payson. was on the sidelines from High. mares. and up. one and one mile . eighth-BDecember au II claiming, ill 1, 11.14 Hire gnd tl.K'i 1.20H miles xEngadlne 105, Cherokee 108 'Noel'. 15 24. 43 36, 13 88. won: Peggy the same ailment. March . ........ 1.11 lr0'v Lee 111. Spotlight 110. Pretty Run 110, Bledsoe OMAHA. PAYSON. Pos. 110 iLeylandi. 13 68. 13 28. second; 1 n CARBON. IM May xOuJV Fairy 103. Coloratura Mil -17 OMAHA. Oct. Scotland Hogs Receipts, 35M, CORN le Yard 103 'Clements'. 16 68. third Jensen Lcr Fourth race. 11300. claiming. m . steady to strong, top. 19 85 on 250 lo 56 Time. December Also (1 ran Viennese, HopeLarsen .0'. it and up. six furlongg Oay Lothario 110. less, Flying EAiber.'.. Asay C butchers; bulk 300 to March H1. .13. 111. Governor Pratt 108. Sesqui xSunsard Davis (Ci p. Jensen MOO "9,85. lg 180 to MS May '. butchers. .15. 108. 112. Misnomer IM. Wgffles Simmons c OATS lights. 19 35419 6; packing sows. 8 7t'8O0 nhirlMtr 112. Zoe 104, Whisk Arrow 107. TI I SA RESI LTS. 41 ' .43U December .43. CattleReceipts. 5500; most klllin. xKeithxSl.ter Boyle 109 child.! rg First race, clalmlne. five and classes weak to around 35c lower: veals .44 March .41t " Fifth race. 11200. allowances, the Ver furlongs-Tay- on rt Newton 113 (Dyeri. 16. 13.30. 13 60. P'mick .49 4. . 44' May steady: stockers and feedera dull, undertone non. no. six Disturb furlongs won; Tim O Bnen 11 re weak to unevenly lower; fed steers and RYE (Swlfti. 119 80, 18. Neoetcer Guarianti Shot 115. Virado 110. Chatter Black secono; uoiaon 1.03 Amor 109 'Anderson'. S3, J- Wilson December 1.0IS yearlings. 113 50X16 00. part load choice aHot 104, Ben Mrrhree 107, Airman 107. Olenfio qb iManclna third. 13 Time. -- Little March Also ran 1.04. yearlings. 117.30: bulk all cutters. 15 764i 107, KM'. 1.04s. MacBeth lhb Uptime 112. Relllne 107. sSandy Shore 8hasta. Oxalls. Yanil, Hutchinson 7 M; I MS 07 . i 06 , medium bulls, I7 35i8 35: practical May Cornstalk. Accidents, 107. St. Ignatius 107. Judge Murphy 110. Enos and Silent Ca). rhb Ogleberry LARD Kav top veals. 115 M; odd head to Independents. -H P Headley entry. 11.70 118.50. Second race, claiming, five furlongs-Squ- are H. Wilson.. October Calves fb Receipt!. 500. Roberts Sixth race. 812M, 11. 83 11.70 110 (Rteffeni, 14 40. 31 20,- - 13, 11.70 November Jack Sheep- - Receipts. 18.0M. early sales fed and up. mile and claiming. ouosiiiutions: I. Pavson seventy yards xJlm won: Beagle V. 115Harti. 113. 16. second: Srhpr- 11 82 11. 7 11.83 December clipped lambs strong to 35c higher, woolrd Banola 103. xProvost 103. McKim 108. f 12 33 12 M 11. M Asrort 113 (Cornell!, 13 40. third. Time, rer for Boyle. D. Scherrer for Neblamb, and late sales fed clipped lambs weak January 113. Resolute 110. Captain Donan 113. 11 37 13 17 04 Carbon Allrcd for Child 13.17 March Also ran Blackmail. Dr. Cirl. eker. 35c lower than Tuesday, sheep steady; Orman 113. xTicker IM, Old Tom 113. The 12.42 12.38 13.35 Mar feeders strong to 35c higher: bulk fat ranee Oofoln, Frank Sumpter, Bawdry, Silent Johnson for Guarianti, Virden for 108. Pardner adn native wooled lambs. H35til3 M; tew Southerner and Soldier Bird. Seventh race, I13O0. claiming, 13.75 . odd Int. up to 113 35; fed clipped lambs. Third race, claiming, five furlongs eadfall Kay. and up, mile and seventy yards Betty Substitutions: 13 35 13 0Oil2 50: ewes McDowell for DaNovember 13 60. 13. 13 80, won; up lo 16 50; range feedBui 100. Counsellor Connelly 111. xOalnes-woo- Ann IM iBenoit'. BELLIES ing lambs up lo 111 56 Grogan 107 (8teffem, 16 60. 14 30. sec- vis. Boyle for I. Scherrer, Davis for 103. xCoquinit 105. Dorothy Dlebold 13 50 14 00 IS 50 . . October ond: 113 Merryman 14. 'Anderson'. McDowell. 110. Ballot Brush 113..xPromtstng third McDowell Tom 100. for Boyle, tt 13 M November 04 Time. Also ran -- Daniel R DENVER. Polar Sea 103. xMlas Maggie ins for Lee. Guarianti for Virden 12 60 12 30 December II. M Anthony Jr.. Mine Manager. Braedelbaue. Virden Weather cloudy, track muddy DENVER. Oct. 17 -- Hogs Receipts. 425 for L Juanita Greer and Panzora. CASH QUOTATIONS. Guarianti, Scherrer for lint 25c lower than early Tuesday or steady xApprentlce allowance claimed. Fourth race, claiming, six and Newton, Davis for Lane. Johnson for f Wheat: No. I hard. II 14; No. 4 hard, to 10c lower than late sales, bulk - inn i rs.y lots (Bteffeni. 136 20. 18. Simmons, Childs for Newton. nuiigs I1M pounds. 19 75H 10 00; top, 110 10; packlni , Tl'LRA ENTRIES. 13 60. won: Goldle M. IM Corn: No. 2 mixed, ateady; No. 3 yellow, sows. I8 759 00: butcher sows. 19 15. (Gray. 120.20, Referee. Kelly, Notre Dame. Um114, second: Marine Corps no Flrgt race. and up, five furI101U1.03. (Hart'. 13. pire. 3400: fair!. longs Bingham, TJ. A. C. Head linesConroy 109. Ooldlc II 107. Logan O. third. Time, 1:28 Alio Oats: No. 3 white. 48c: No. 4 whitr, 390 active, steady: other killing classes, dull: if1 MARKET IS UNSETTLED IllflItSIIIIIIII2liilllSllll&UICIlSi,liI3IllilIIiIllIIItlllIIRIBUlIlgIllIkj Turf Results and Entries nVSM Seven Americans Promote Sale of U. S. Made Goods DEFEATS j I Algerian Distance Runner Trains ,c 12-Mi- Deh-lell- d Hotly-Ctvntest- 6, 4 ed T. rear-old- brown-skinne- 1 ti I ir m S wirv-muscl- r I 1 3- I year-ol- Stic -- 1 p. Mac-Bet- 1 hold-ov- e Mey-e- i H!lZ?J&J ,TtriTnour.e,l NOW Set Your 1 Want Ads . in. - I .! er In The Tribune's New one-ha- 11. 1 5 TYPE a- i 1 i 5 RIBS-Oct- obrr . . d Av-eri- . 1 5 . . one-hsl- 0 New Type Specimens Cattle-Recei- 41c Rye: No. 1. 1187; sample grade, 88c. Verier. HOHc. Timothy seed. 14 MO 5 90 Clorer seed. 122 00.1 35 M. MINIAFPOUS GRAIN. MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 17 (AP). heat-Receipts. 555 cars, compared to 536 a year ago Cash No. 1 northern. It.MStfl.HH: 15K 50c lower, with IM Joada In flr.t hands at 11 o'clock with hardly any bids, rte.l- er. also heavily loaded with all ateg; few loads good kinds sold at 111 M& 12.00: weak-nek on country r. spreading to count, seven loads dehorned Wyoming stock cow.. 17 0; calvet. receipt.. 200 Sheep Receipts. 28.400: no fat limbi aold; packers bidding 112 00. or around 25c lower than Tuesday; sheep, steady, cull and common fat ewe., l2 15t4M: feeders, active, fully steady: four cars around 63 northern, 14 per cent protein. 11 per cent protein, n 16', per cent protein. 1 09 t 1 111.: No. 1 dark hard Montana, 14 per cent protein. ll33V.6yt.354: to arrive. I1.33S91.34'4: No. 1 red MSffilSc: December. II 11'.. March. 11.174. 113 75; loads. 112.85 Cora: No. 3 yellow, 93c ill 01. No. 1 pound.. 8112 50; 2000 head ewe lambs, 114 00. white oats, it Kit 41 Sc. Ol.UH: Barley. 5066i Rye: No. 1. MScfill MS. Flax: No. U 12 20&2 25 CHICAGO. Oct 17 (API. Thomson A McKlnnon "Low grade Canadian aays: g wheat, are sellln well under II In n and this price la stimulating demand, but certainly makea our wheat look high In comparison; We are, however, right now. the cheapest market In the world and slightly below a world d parity. This Is truly a picture and suggest, a market without definite trend for tb Immediate future Caah corn situation will continue strong until new crop moves in real volume and when It does, anticipate an excellent demand for it." Oraln World says; "Reports from our correspondent In practically every section of the principal winter wheat growing states Indicate that seeding of that grain has been finished. There are parts of eastern Kansas, however, where, due lo lack of moisture, a good deal of this work still remains to be done In a good many part! of each of the state, growth condition Is not good, late planting and dry weather having held back germination and subsequent growth and a late fall will be necessary to put the plants In good condition to withstand the winter " ST JOSEPH. ST. JOSEPH. Oct. 17. -- Hogs Receipts. I509 IDAHO Km;,- IDAHO POTATOES. FALLS, Idaho. Oct 17 -- United prlnrlpal states ho. 47: Maine. fob Livestock 17 OGDEN. Oct. 741. Including 310 head for the local market. direct to local packers and 151 In transit 79 Cougars, Trojans Settle Grid Supremacy at L.D.S.C. Friday t. San Pranclsro; early salea about steady, The Cougar Midget Plungers meet load and one-ha- lf of 181 to choice the Trojans Friday at 10 a. m. on butchers, no 00 few at 1 5. Cattle Receipt. (63. including (21 head the h. D. S. C. campus. far the local market and 14 in transit to The Cougars will go into the fr Wyoming feeders glow, steady load and with weisht advantage in the back part load good feeder steer.. 11125. odd lot. medium and good light feeders. 19 oo.i field, but not on the line. Jhe,Cougar 1014 ,ooa prt heifer.. line averages ninety-fl- e pounds and .?L 13 ooei lo 00. bull, around 87 U."ht it backfield 10T arid the Trojan Sheep Receipt.. 142. Including 227 head possess a general weight of 104 and far the local market. 37 in tran.it to Chicago market and 936 to Omaha market. t6 pounds, for their respective rhatrg-er- s. ld early ..---' ul CaUCALo The probable lineup: and Holt end-s- : Trojans J Howell -r -- Cattle D W U,,el ....... ,i as, a, is,A Tlm'H. , ..it,,,... tai s its , ' v weak ateer. and yearlings, rte.dj to ,., m. un extreme aw mT.rt. .... ww. lueugri fairly liberal auppjy iood to choice mn center; Dahle. Quarterback. waning ana weighty steers in run. early Davis and Dodfon. halfbacks; Page sale, confined la In bet ween grade, selling lullback.. Cougars Offer and Brew-to- n, at 111 50 up ta It o. ihln replacement catends; Donahue and Brennan tle fairly aettve. firm meaty feeders weat sympathy with recent giiier tackles; T Smyth and OHeilly. tarn other cla.ee. moaily steady, wry guards; W Smyth, center: Hmcklev eei haht and cutter aam. aaa neaty kind, up to t 35. with quarterback ; Cronin and Kertlnf. meat, crfenng le U M awl veaiers at halfback.'.: Dugan fullback 16 00 (cat at ill it cajvea. receip:. For Jew CHICAGO. Oct taoe 17 tf guic': rervic at Second rare. and up. five fur nd Ned 104. Black Angel 112. Mattle S 103. Hence 108. Little Avon 107. Little Change 108, Blgheart Joe UO, Wild Fellow 109. Lady Lura IM. Charlie Murray 113. Kansas Breeze 113. Chalk 102. Orace Harvey 101. Lady Busch 109 Third race. and up. glx longs Msck Garner IM. Sandswept 108. Peter Plenum 99. M.rle Maxim IM. Mal- anetto 104. Watch It 102. Chile IM. Mat Boldman 111, Ormo Girl 105. Floater 99. Mont dale 103, IM Stam.a 103. Bavelle 100. Sal-to- n Fourth race. 5500; moderately active, steady to 10c lower than Tuesday's average; lop, 19 (0: bulk better grade 10-37- 0 75; pounds. light lights, 15099 35. packings, steady, mostly 18 754)8 85: smooth lights, up to 19 00. heavy kinds, 850; stockfj and feeder pig.ItCTle changed at 18 75 down: average cost Tuesday. 19 56: weight. 236 pounds. Cattle Receipts, lftoo calves. 100: slow, not enough steers and yearlings aold to test the market; early sale, butcher-whe-stocvealrrs and a few stockers and feeders, around steady, medium bulls, steady to strong: small lot mixed yearlings. 115 15: most cows. I7 75W115: cutters. I5 75W7 00. medium bulls. 17 50 48 35: vealer top. 114 50. few stockers and feedera. I10 854rlll5. Sheep-Recei- pts. 3000: fed clipped lambs. I1001125. strong: aged stock, stesdr top ewes. I 75: asking 111 75. or 25c higher for best wooled weatern lamba: few feedings lambs. Ill 50. around steady potato shipments by California. 31: Colorado. 46. Ida263; Michigan. 70: Minnesota. 13.5: Nebraska. 5 Long Island. 75 other. New York. 15: North Dakoi- -. 10S Oregon. 11 Pennsyl' ania, 30. 8outh Dakota. If. Utah. 1 Washington. 26: from Baking- testa made at Winnipeg 54; Wyoming. 3. total for country. low grade wheat have shown that chemcars ist, have experimented with all the various grade, of Canadian, and that the 1 Market quotations on United 8tates No stock at Idaho shipping points Idaho flour made from No. wheat looked about the same as from other grades The Falls district, haullnga moderate diggings, stormost stock heavy, Into fairly going of low the milling quality grade wheat In age: demand, slower: trading, moderate: general 1. said to be unusually good. market, about steady: carload, cash track, rusaets. warehouse regraded. 1519 Oraln future, purchases October 16 were oc: rurals. few .ales mostly 50c one car. Wheat. 24.445.000 bushel, corn. 16.8.19.000 95c: agsonloads rash to arowers. russets, oats. 1.054 000. rye. 1.511.0M: total. bulk outwelght, 45U55r: mostly around 50c Bushels Open interest October 18 Twin falls district. Hauling., moderate: deWheat December. 78.0M.OOO bushels. May, mand, moderate; market, firm: carloads 19.524.000 Corn.5S. 126.000 December. to growers, russets, ca.h 5i75c mostly 9 666.000 bushels. May. around 70c. rurals. too few sale, reported to quote, passings . of Idaho' potatoes, through Denver and Cheyenne to points east and south. 17 cars through Salt Lake City to points west and south, .v. ears; to southern Calilonila. 4 car., through NORTH SALT LAKE. Omgha. 14 cars destined Chicago NORTH SALT LAKE. Oct, 17. -- Hogs Ret'HIfttiO POTATOI 110. all in transit to Lo. Angeles ceipts. CHICAOO. Oct 17 (API -'- United market: a few butchers steady Sjtes at 39 to. Department of A.rirulture' - Potatoes, reCattle Receipts, 25. including 11 head ceipt. 133 cars, on track. 414 car, total for the local market. 30 direct to local United States shipments. 996 cars, tradin. packers. 37 In tranatt to California dairy- rather .low. market about steady. Wuicon-imen and 37 to Lo. Angeles packers; few aacked round whiles. 65c it II 00. accord cutter and common cowa, I4 50ii50. and lng ta quality and condition, moaily around veal calves around 111 50. .'io0c same, m 'bulk. 70i85c; Minnesota Sheep Receipt. 1W3. including 64 head and North DakO'a .sarked Red River o for the local market. 140 direct to local 95cilM: sacked round whites. 70.195c. Parkers and 14M in transit to Loa Angeles oouin ua.ota .ergert r.rly Ohios, 85ti9Sc packer.. OGDCN. ... "oo: s No. 1 dark 81 341 ti 23 ' . 13 110. Snowden 105, Printer T IM. Boys Believe Me IM. Canny Lady IM. Beeflne 105. E 100. Chevalier 105. Boomerang 104. Lord . : : . J"Og H.ncey 105, Chubby L"CI'wn,1, Ill 50: belter grade heifers. (10 00(110 50; few loads cows. 15 25 otheri i load Arizona low cutters. 15 50 moat bulls. 17 50 down: choice veala. bid. light fat gleers. qjds and up. six furlongsDoctor K. 111. Roller 107. Boy From Home 109. Jessie Lee IM. Ragged Jack 100. Rotarlan 107. Folly Thorpe IM. Pretty Bill 106. Silver Tip 104. Oood Hope 100. Valiant 105. Nacomee 104, Poregold 104, Lura 104 Fifth race, all ages, five and one-ha- lf furlongs- - Sklatook Chief 103. Jof 105. Run-a- ll 112. Miss Emmert 113. Music 106. Csrlos Enrique 108. Dead Fall 108. Panyan 112, tllackman 117. Shining Light 106. Side 8tar IM. Daniel R Anthony Jr ill. Sixth race. and up, six and one-ha- lf IM. furlongs Dossier Big Bill Thompson 103. Ormontlne 101. Alreste 103. 8mihng Prince.. 115. Atmgren 107. Esther Weidel 115. Seventh race. and up. mile and seventy yards Fehrah 108, Fanny Fay 110, Norseman 108. Bobby Jones 103. Sweeping Ray 101. Buck Garrett 103. Whiff 105 War Salam 103. Belle of Winchester 110. Mlb McOee IM. Lord Melse 110. Worthmsn 103 and up. mile Eighth race. and seventy yards Ben Ahamo 101. Alard 109. Padlock 104. Tommle McCoomb 109. Black Mask 104. Starllne 110. Conliuente 109. Mahatma 105. Rajah 107. Belamour 114. Saw, lav 108. Harry B 110, Pure Dec 104 Weather cloudy: track good. JAMAICA REM 11- First race. I14O0. claiming, one and miles- - Craw s Nest 115 (estrone', even. 1 to 4. out. won u 116 .Winters' 3 (o 6. out. second. Turpolnter 113 (C Allen', 7 to 10. third 5 Time. 14 Also ran. Dubrlc. Tomahawk IV. Arcade Second race. S1000. maidens, conditions, five furlongs Warrior Las 112 Moon. 13 to 1. 5 to 1. 5 to 3. won. 115 (Kelsayi. 3 to 1. 4 to 5. second Sun Xrttpe 115 (McAtee'. 1 to 5. third Time. 1 M Also ran.' Simon Legree. J A Weil. Oolden Rock. Zalamea. Prancing Step. Highland Maid. ApvaaL Kamlr, Bum. Wild Heart. Sullivan Trail. Third race. I10O0. 3 veer old and up. claiming, mile and seventy yards Havoc 111 'Winters'. 30 to 1. f to 1. 4 to 1. won: Dust Broom 130 'C Allen . 3 to 1. 8 to 5. second Blabber 115 IW Long'. 1 to 4. third Time. 1 45 Also ran. Morn Architect. Captain Mertih. Jim Bell. Forest Lore. Shasta Oration. Yachtsman. Sea Hawk. man. Pa s .Choice. Mother of Pearl. White Heel. Assault. Dukedom and Coniarlrsnn Fifth race, claiming, one mile and seventy Sir Ralph 111 (Burney), 13. 13 60, yard 12 80. won; Joan Shirley 115 (Anderson'. 17 60. 14, second: Russee no (Dyeri. 16 third. Time, 1:53 Also ran Mary Haus-tnaQueln. Buck. Oarrett. Royal' Flag, Main Spring and Black Friday. Sixth race, claiming, one mile and IM (OalTltyi, til 60. seventy yards-Circ- uit 14 40. 13 60, won: Bob Spalding 103 (8lef- irn'. 53 20. IJ. second: Jack Knlehl 10! (Anderson'. 18. third. Time. 1:51 Also ran Murxy renrah, Sweeping Roy, Gate ooo ana Anna unestnut. Seventh race, claiming, one mile and twenty ygrds St. Martins 106 (Chlpplngi, 119 20, 16 80. 14.20. won: Nixon 110 tBenert), 14. 13, second; Receiver 112 (Puttrich). 18, third. Time, 1:51. Also ran Red Beth. Pure Dee. Lillle Stout, March Lad. The Muleskinner. Bosada V. and Dear Sir Eighth rgce. claiming, one mile and twenty yards Mungie IM (Duncani, 110. 14 20, 13 40. won: Myrrh 113 (Puttrich', 13 0. 13 30. second; Halu 111 (Morari. 13 0, third. Time. 1:51 Also raft Wonder Light, Royal Kiss. Mary D Misty Maid. Red Bob. Bucklalde and Pinccregt. Archers Display Excellent Form For Links Match "'"r il. KIWANIS BALDHEADS. 12 Brewer . y Cahoon.. 117 Dumn"r 110 Dummy. 110 Lindsay. ... Alwayr- - Dern Beats Sebo; knfi)lo Airplane Sixth rare. 11000. sis furlong, claiming Brlgr Broom 110 (Jtefsay '. 11 to 10. 3 to 5.. lo 6. wonFoetirule I 'M U.rncr'. 1 to 3.- I to Srecond Saratoga 111 11 5 Leonsrd'. 2 lo V'flilrd Time. Also ran. Rptrrp. 1 Adjtitan'. Marghent. I Ahearn, Germain Chauvelot. f red Whit man Special lo The Tribune GRAND JUNCTION. Colo . Oct HsHTHORM REMIT. 17 Ira Dem of Salt Lake City, First race. Hawthorne cour:e. Stirop-hueof the claimant E worfd 11300 Moderation 10. claiming. light heavy37 04. 115 64. 17.63. won Weatein weight wrestling title, defeated AuEaale 106 'J Scurlock'. 113 13. te lo secof Pueblo. Colo . here togust Sepp 111 iJ Cavena'. ond Colonel Hemingway Dern took the first fall with 3 93 night 30 Also ran Evelyn third Time. i, Iinreigh. Portal. Jack Berry. Claire a head lock after thirty minutes. TSepp Amour. Colored John. Sen:ry La. Wood-gaicame back to win th second in seven Ray Buddy Second race, one mile and seventy yard, minutes with a torturing toe hold all ages, claiming. I I10O Mystery Ballot 9s The deadly, airplane he has made M Knight'. 1 92 86 5. 15 36. won. Clarfamous r-v-e Dern the third and deK Horvath'. 1306, 110 13. ence Leba. 11 ciding fall in fourteen minute.-,- , raisascond: Laraptn 10 U. C.vens 86 93. his above his 89 MO .477 508 548 PINHEADS. 13 Totals. Totals. 95 130 131 199 135 155 Scott.. . Harrop. . Shepherd 687 700 630 Totals.. 2 145 146 133 106 134 110 110 Xahn... Dummy.. 3 108 164 110 188 110 Plumb . Dummy. Totals.. Totals l . .556 520 615 CONOCO MOTOR ... 125 125 125 125 12 Dummy. Dummy Totals 475 512 12 517 MICA Thode Davis 0 614 J f Totj - J02 o. os R s4. Total. ft. n G. M M OFFICE. o.niord 134 105 MACHINE Steers Phillips . B 10 n sisckman is j Margie . X . 111 .. greater n aieaier Harri. 115 111 803 803 77 333 nawt-ben- t 3 13 147 131 158 158 172 16 134 13 2 MrLelland 123 Clements ,l4 Baker. 141 Dummy .. Totals 12 3'.Homrlg 15 74 16S 139 157 163 156 . 120 846 727 OFFICE 121 ill 164 1J0 151 S Ooa'len 136 149 Bumside 154 166 V O Kerte 173 136 112 155 111 154 124 125 300 151 6M 784 77 338 ui is. us Wilcox Total. r.i 16 J rai-e- nag lliu 17 IETTEM Above Irpo equal la depth to B llnea. To be uaed with not less th.a three (S nal line, nf regular clamflel tjpe. Mfi 4 CAPITALS 1 LETTERS J A dot. tvpe eqoal la depth to 4 llnea To be uaed with aot lea. th.a two (2) llnea of regni.r el.aalfled type. SIZE 4 LOWER CASE It LETTERS ' on Real Estate liaea of regnlar el.aalfled type. CAPITALS 1 LETTESI GREAT FURNITURE SALE Abo, a typ equal lo depth to I ilaea. To he nard with not leaa thaa Iwrr tlHeaaj lln, a of regular el.a.lfieif typ.. 1 SIZE LETTER Abov. tvpt equal To be nwd with aot llnea of regolar 1 Agate cap. t;r.l i Who were casually turning over the pagM with no PARTICULAR want 1b mind. HATS ON la depth to S Itnea. teea than two I2 .ddl- elaaaifled trpe. tprsad 0 LETTERS IIPIDIOREED (1 lln. whit. apse, D P I I II I I below.) Bqnal to 1 line, of apaee. HB Agata Laws. Caaa Spraaa EBtSa I aI g (1 lln. while ap.ee below.) Eqn.l g t llnea rfepee. ' ' UZE LITTER t. N'BW AND I'EI I tjawinl lllT. 1 Rad S .In ipiitati ti I0WER Ikrartoa. KHUKM mi :t lla. af apaee. 40 E LI T TI E I . CAS til: MS. cwat will a.sap Coeiat 1 line of apeee. All aa)vrtiesmgeita are aubjaet ta the rules gnd regulation, ef The Tribune a 10 723 65 printed en ita Ci.nlfl.d Rate Card. Australia Will Build Powerful Air Service iv tht la irra, r.g nttrXES 8IZI $1.95 SPEUAL n C Weddle 171 335 178 J Hopkins 15 141 13 FREIGHT STOPPING many extra readers, 211 778 313 806 SWITCHMEN. J.coeson 86 J Gabriel 17 Total. 13 216 !D. 133 lis i:s Total. SHOP, STORE: C H . Don CriU 790 71 He:n S Sella. .130 Dummy Totals Witt 127 149 161 157 110 141 165 300 185 175 201 10 151 A!. M 577 v, 3 128 126 141 Total. 77 Buttle As well a BLACKSMITH. 12 O Teeter 157 182 156 F Bianchrd B Feeney .41 line of regular el.aalfled lypg. LOWES CASE U IETTEM Above trp equal la depth to B Use. To be used with aot les. th.a three (I) llnea of regol.r elaaslfled typ. SIZE 3 ' , 5 Above type equal la depth u 4 ltaea. To. be-- used w!4a ees leaa taaa two r!t WDPery II 161 144.S Davis 128 150 180 Nations 123 139 I3C Wm Ward 93 66 73 O Hodges 113 106 120 My Jones. 97 176 150 can Poll 149 199 3. Pugsley 143 185 125 ' r loans 3 C ts tl-r- g Gaining th First id icsd IMPRESSION (14 531 553 FINOL. 12 dot. tvp equal ta depth to S Use Willi ait lei. th.a thru it) A To be used BIG HOTEL AUCTION Totals 3 J ' ren-Lit- 6- ii'rli add that Ahor t.vpe equal la depth lo Uaa. To b uaed wlla ant leu than four (41 dliloD.I line, of regni.r elawifled fyp. SIZE CAPITatS 1 1ITTERS itltl- .157 139 130 .207 142 149 SYDNEY. New South Wales The bulk of the fund to be devoted to Australia's defense in the' nekt ing lighter opponent Time. I 50 limed Alas ile Beaver. Oaldea Ohm. Bill Caagrave. Light head, he whirled thrice then crashed five years will probably be spent on the development of the Royal Aus- weep. Master Maid. Edna Dale. Oeneral him to the mat. Foreman Hengist. storm Maiden. tralian air service. Third race. Hawthorne course. There Is just on; place where tho&e Already it has been decided to elds, claiming. 11200 Blew Away 15 t in- and those going out of burl-ne- purchase 34 planes, combining bombSr.orpshire 111 - 17 14. (5 64. wan Bobbv going Basil II! J Caren'. MS. 13 3. second can meet to mutual advantac'. ing and fighting capabilities in the War Hawk II ft nnnertf'. 472. third and placets The Tribune Want one machine, and the spectacular air 21 Time. Also ran Junior aeth. Oanar, raw, wnich nave Been made ovr r J fae Breeks. March Wind, Columns. Onnadin: IiOndon In sham battles will guide s i '"lis" . J1 . "tva a,s S"S" ise Pcsurtii Let The Tribune War.: Hawthor.ie comr- - ? rear typa nvacip; Australia, a. a 2- Yon may NOW column 135 125 123 Dummy b. Newsom 125 isa 41 POLAR INK. 1 2' Abort tjp tqii.,1 In depth to Unci. To b URtNl with not leu than for (4) Hpd of reyular cUsaifled type. SIZE ft FIGURES U LETTERS $12345 Havg it stand out in tb WANT AD 583 673 3 135 135 135 135 125 111 145 163 IM Ti. 9M 1 3 3 IB. 124 169 K o soungrn ,: ones" 3 165 156 96 146 110 .125 . J. Humel Totals !M 527 'C.Pitts .. ... Impressions are often LASTING for TMPHASI3 to your ad. OIL LEAGUE. MOBILOIL. 135 125 125 145 140 149 E0? 1 2 119 106 122 153 92 99 84 114 110 110 Hopper.. 12 Sm 609 "FIBST 3 2 3 111 142 145 125 165 122 163 166 156 110 110 110 193 170 143 . . T Thrmn 142 133 158 Dummy B Rlgby .164 117 168 Dummy 1 584 1 Bancroft Alder.... 646 667 680 Dummy E Johnsn R. V Quill 597 602 753 676 SAPHEADS. CONTINENTAL ETHYL. 3 Dummy. 118 Totals. 469 682 530 HARDHEADS. 1 100 658 715 727 BONEHEAD8. 132 140 117 99:Whelan. 99 84 Gottschll 148 104 Foreman. 188 159 Dummy . Broaddus 185 Coulter .123 Jefferson 123 ... 3 130 134 188 116 15.5 99 130 119 120 133 164 161 180 143 159 Hawley.. Carter... Billings Totals no no no no no no 1 SQUAREHEADS 95 110 87 120 157 115 156 ... FATHEADS 3 119 104 103 155 150 Richrdsn 104 Lindholm 170 Madsen. !08 Dennis.. 170 Pembrtn OLshlin Oehan . Browne. Young.. 89 101 178 163 110 jDummy 110 110'Dummy. 113 109 Worsley. Totals Fehr.... ii Mannrng Ford Dummy.. II IKTTMU CAPITAL" SIZE LEAGUE. 8WELLHEADS 3 M3 97 87 wrainau su m 1 5 NOW USED IN TRIBUNE ADS BOWLING Totals. Eggertz, Thome Tally 33 in Practice Round for Golfers' and Archers' Match. Indications were, alter a workout of the archers who comoete with Mickey Riley and Alec SteveWn in the archery-gol- f match at Niblev park Sunday, that the two golfer's " m return "VvLrT. of the bow and arrow, would be hard pressed to uphold their darinimpss Chris Eggertz and Jerry Thome the two aspiring archers, turned in a "best ball" of 33. one under par according to the golf ball computation, which bids fair to make Laueh competition for the two exponents of the links came. Sundav. Riley and Stevenson are expected to be out drilling Wednesday for ' . . :. .. Or1 nous. juiv-x- : uir Bcpce 01 me arcners was Fourth rare 'J .no added. six niTiiea in iney nave showed signi-erfurlongs- - High Strung 138 'McAtee'. 7 to 30. worcy out. out. von Chatford IM 'Kel.ay'. 2 ml TOeanatch begins at 130 p m to 2. second. Com.tockery 113. 'Elllsi. l Also ran. Mamie. id 3. third. Time. 1:13 Sunday and the publirr'.will be ad- Perklnt mltted free of charge Similar Fifth rare. 1100. 1 year olds and up maicnes havivnrov ed greatlv interclaiming, mile and seventy yards Ceylon esting on the Pacific coast links and Prince 12 M Garner'. 3 lo 2. 3 to 5. to 4. won Blue Darter 11 'Winters'. 3 to their .jKJvelty as well as the usutl 1. 4 to 5. second. Johnny Campbell 110 'J evenness of such plaX is expected to 4 lo 1. third. 45 Mr Tague Time. Url ve " interesting to local fans. Also rsn. Omar s Double. Drv Toast. Frajr-"-l ca:s. Candy Slick. Manwell. Olson, U. A. C. B6a. tag , 4' TRIBUNE Classified ADS Wiuatch 590 Medium of Proven Eeiulti WaiAtch 590 U-th- I t |