Salt Lake Tribune | 1935-10-17 | Page 21

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Curb List Yields To Late Selling Livestock Market Quotations THURSDAY' MORNING Top Row Excels Suffolk Record OCTOBER 17 1935 21 As to Public Service NORTH SALT LAKE Oct IS (U8DA— oto easier: early top yearling steers Sll 00: liberal quota Hog — Receipts 82J through shipments heavy steer held higher 468 to Los Angeles packers 345 beat steere eligible to sell from $8 50 0 to California leaders: about steady early 10 50: choice $9 63 yearling heifer 00 butchei top gio 10 odd lots mixed butchers and $9 75 part load 50 010 00 extreme lights down to cows 84 25 0 5 25 vealer top $9 00 19 Special to The Salt Lake Tribune Mixed Close 18 50 packing sows ST 00 6 8 00 88 10 four loads cholc yearling Stocker (Copyright 1935) 844 Cattle— Receipts direct 167 4500 through: 9000 Receipt Sheep— NEW YORK Oct 15 — The city of Columbus Ohio is hereby through shipments Include 480 to Califor- killing classes generally steady four loada Shown nia feeders 61 to South Ban Francisco cholc rang lamba to shippers 89 25: no awarded the Order of the Garter for nonchalance Four days have Four-Year-O- ld beet natives Angi sold to packer Champion passed since Governor Martin Davey blew off in somewhat sarLoi Angela! market lew lota medium to western by $8 30 0 8 75 better 73 $8 largely grade rood drlvela steers S3 00 08 75 odd castic fashion about the commercialism of the Ohio State football 138-Poun- d Imbta common to medium heUera S4 750 rang ewe $4 00 0 4 25 OMAHA Hogo— Oct 16 3 73 taw lota medium cows $4 00 team and so far as I have been able to learn not a single native to alow 4000 unevenly steady Receipt through eh YORK Oct 18 (—QuotatSheep— Recelpta 1451 Too Much of Columbus has swooned or turned pale or used a cuss word include 686 to Colorado feeder! 212 23 cants lower compand Tuesdays’! avLoa Angelea market few lota common erage mostly 15 cents off under 160 ions were mixed at the clou of the to expressive of resentment’ to medium trucked In lamba $6 0007 35 pound butchers and sows holding up better grad 180 to 230 pound butchers $973 It looks as though Governor Davey's statement was less than a curb market today the list yielding I — Hogs — OGDEN Oct IS to 220 choice on 190 $1000 0990 top SUFFOLK DOWNS Boston Oct bombshell The governor if you Remember went on record last to late selling following general im- Receipt! 112 all for markat: early talea pounds bide deetrabl 230 to 280 pound cloee at $9 750 steady with Tuesday’ $960 09 85 some sorted up to 16 UP) — A A Baroni’i tiny but gal- week to the effect that eight stalwart Buckeye athletes were on provement around mid-da- y Many 10 10 on few loti light and medium weight batchers 250 pounds held to $1000 desirable 150 of the offerings represented profit- butchers packing aowa ST 60 St 50 to son of the state payroll Maybe he expected to surprise someone but right 180 pound weights sold at $900 0 9 85 : lant Top Row a Cattle — Receipt! 1732 California feed- few sorted 140 $8750900: pounds atmedium now the general feeling about those athletes seeips to be: taking encouraged by recent ad- er 433 Loa Annie packer! 57 Loa An early sales good light and weight Peanuts gained his second straight vances market 227: Ban Francieoo Transfers' approximated lelea markat packing sow “Well ain't they giving satisfaction?” some held 60 $85008 18: Nabraaka California dairymen 34355000 shares compared with 384-00- 0 feeders stag $850 0 900 few $925 triumph over Discovery the chamd Utah feeder higher steady car early teera 86 45 few lota trucked In heifers of3he handicap division in the yesterday It strikes me that the next move in this highly lethargic Cattlo— Receipt 5500: fed steers and pion d car Idaho 7505 25 Small gains were held by Parker $4teera good sc- $25000 added Massachusetts handid opening fully steady marling situation Tuesday also part load ought to come not from the college or the public but end light Rust Proof American Cyanamid Idahoa 86 00 odd lots local steers mostly ion on better grades yearlings bulls and veal- cap today before a crowd of 40000 the from steers sh stock governor himself Has he got any kick? Are the ath6 few steady 25 several 6 00 $5 00® part ers "B" Swift Internaclonal and Hum- load! Idaho to feeder S5 50 06 50 short fully steady: Stockers end feeders down on him? Certainly no public servant in the letes Disfalling out The Baroni star wiped ble OiL Aluminum Company of load drivein feeder 635 pounds 86 83: fuliy steady fed steers and yearlings a better account of himself in the last f(sw days several loads yearload Idaho eowa and heirtrs gave country 84 50 on mostly $90001100 mile America dipped nearly ‘2 points at cow record track for the covery’s steers $1125011 50 and $5 00 on heifer odd lots and lings and light than those same Buckeyes did in smothering Drake's team by a choice fed heifers and a furlong distance 76 8 and Sherwin-Williawhen his was part load heifers 84 50 05 50: few com- some held higher: good tocow $4 250550 score of 85 to 7 and heifers down to S4 00 and $900 0 10 00 hulk beef off about the same at 11814 Frac- mon steers cutter grade $3 250375: medium bulla blazing atretch rush carried him a under car Idaho eowa S4 23: bulk Technically the boys are employed as clerks messengers 50 $8 vealer 25 tional losses appeared in American Price neck Hal 4 top 50 practical drlveine S4 00 0 and good $47505 Headley's past assistant vealers few load medium to good stock steer S3 60 04 75: few good highway inspectors etc but actually they are serving Gas & Electric at 34 Electric Bond bulls in wire at the Whopper stock f 7 00 ® 8 00 common and medium 84 50 $6 25 0 7 00 late Tuesday cholc to better effect when they kick the stuffing out of state “ 6 00 the & Share at 1214 Gulf Oil at B3 8 5 calves $925 with helfars same shipment 1:49 overburdened Discovery clubs I thought the governor probably knew this football San Francisco $725 rival 138 and Sunshine Mining at 18 Sheep— Receipts 7144 out was nosed of pounds sll classes with 6500 Bheep — Receipt market 614 Chicago market 401 lew but It appears that Jilt viewpoint is distorted It’s as though Row carlots trucked In feeder lambs early $7 25 steady bulk sorted native and rang lambIn- the place position Top $875 0900: top $900 paid by all President Roosevelt were to take the microphone on a nationlot extreme lights SO 00 car 6 7 50Vdaho ried 116 lambs Tuesday 88 60: about terests slaughter ease down from $4 00: wide hookup and say: Backed down to 3 to 5 by the early sales and bids rang feeding lambs leek lltshs 88 00 truckload 85 00 $825 0875 locals 7 50: few wether crowd which broke the fail meet“My friends I hate to disillusion you and stir up scandal lot trucked In ewes $2 50 SOUTH KAN FRANCISCO Oct 16 (API but it has come to my attention that all nine of the justices of around ing’s mutuel records by pouring Above quotations on rail shipments re- (UBDAI— Hog— Receipts 1100 d cattle ana four loads 180 to flect variable freight benefits on California $510577 through the windows durthe supremo court are drawing pay from the government” ' sheep bought for reshtpmeut $10 70 top part load $10 60 0 10 65 odd ing the eight-rac- e program Discov$8 25 ) — Cattle lots packing sows DENVER Oct 16 Cattl Receipts 400 L ery was never better than second Receipt 3200 calvea 200: steady: fed As a matter of fact the presi- Drake (85 to 7) it means that year! ups light steers S10 25: fed mixed yearlings (’ftltfomla coming into the dent would have a much better the boys get less than $1 per S7 25 he stock firm short load He was third $10 25 fed heifers $9 75: grass heifers fomlas egon medium heifers $5 75: stretch where his finishing drive NEW YORK Oct 16 CD— The $6 25 down cows $4 50 05 50: cutters loadd touchdown— not counting the long d best Oregon cows S5 00 bulla 83 25 04 00 to complain than Governor hours of sweat and $4 25 down toil they spend current week offers convincing evi- vealers cholc vealers was barely turned back by the lead- right 150 $9 00 09 50 Stockers and fsedet SO to ers is $9 dence that the long expected sup- steers 88 00 9 7 50: heifers 86 00 07 10 quoted up Davey The governor getting in the government offices carry— Receipts 700 best woolsktns — Receipt 800: seven singles diSheep Hogs Discovery crossed the wire with more cooperation from his foottwo decks medium 15 port from automobile manufactur rect three to California: steady to 10c quoted 19 messages etc d two lengths on the fourth horse ball team than the president is ingFuss has been made before Oregon ewes $3 25 straight ers is beginning to be felt in the higher: good to choice 60 sows ) LOA 16 50: ANGELEA 26 (U8DA Oct 010 steady: lop $10 Mrs F A Carreaud’s TimewSupply (AP) to the $10 steel industry according about the connection between getting from the nine justices sorted $8 50 0 9 00 Hogs— Receipts 200 steady to lichtly -Tops Row whlle registering his cverthe-Ohi- a 24000: 8800 through: lower loca's and grain feds $1090 4? Sheep— Receipts weakly trade reviews of Iron Age ak4K'tron-ta“hther--opayroll- - Ghio fithietea and the’State payLooking ntwtterfattambl n:30nruottfmr “double“"6ver Discovery and his as published a couple of days ago roll Jesse Owens the fastest thing — Hiavirreieftsesfor“sheetsbar5 or aroundrgn 80 Cattle-1000 holdovers 701 $9 50 and above: undertone steady: fat Receipts and strip steel are reported in all lambs $8 00 0 8 60 In between ewes low Mexican steers 10 to 15 cents lower seventh 1935 triumJh received $18' it seems to me that those football on legs was chided roughly not 60 750 which boosted his season’s earn' 0003 25 native feeder lamba $7 65 other classes steady fed steers $7 Mexidistricts surrounding the automo- 32 best range feeders up to $9 00 ton fd-er- 775 players are anything but over- long ago for serving the legislagrass heifers $650 down bile area the review says and the ings to $78570 His mutuel prices paid Some of thein don’t draw ture in1 the capacity of honorary cans $535 560 plain heifers $5 50 Tuesday $900 caws — ft 535 were comfoonto 600 good $450 0600 4340 Oct $1360 16 CHICAGO A) Hogs— week’s most significant gains in ( Whopper’s more than" $50 a month This page boy It simply said that he $4 50 5 550 18000: rather slow mostly 10 0 bulls steel production were reported from Receipts Calves — Receipts 100 about steady-- few place and show prices were $1400 comes to $12 a week roughly and had no business to be in there under15c lower than Tuesday’s average down calves to few vealers $125 and 70 burn$1000 $500 and Discovery who Cleveland and the valleys Produc- weight steady in Instances top $10 on the basis of the score against honorary-pagin- g in the first place Sheep— Receipts 750 all through billing: $10 55 0 desirable tion was reported as unchanged at bulk butchers 810 25 good to cholc wooled lambs quoted $850 ed up more than $30000 worth of 10 65 few 9 00 win and place wagers returned $260 Buffalo 910 60 largely $10 000 Pittsburgh Philadelphia I have little patience with knockers carpers and squawkers 10 60 medium kinds $9 75 bulk cows USDA— to those who played him for show PORTLAND Oct 16 (AP) and Wheeling and the national out $9 20 09 40 few sorted lightweights $950 Hogs—Receipts 100 slow around steady people who go around slinging mud at public servants without d good to choice 180 to put remained at 52 per cent of ca- and better— weights strictly good mostly $10 25 240 to 260 pout $9 75 Receipts 9000 offering a single word of constructive suggestion If Mr Owens pacity largely because of a 3 ‘4 per andCattle cholct fed steers and yearlings steady few light lights $950 975 packing is not equipped to be an honorary page why not give him a cent drop at Chicago others very slow undertone weak to 25c largely $7o0 choice light feeder pigs lower early top steers $13 23: best yeareble up to $1125 heavies saleable around kindly tip or two on how he can improve his standard? Or does “Production has apparently risen lings $12 50 hulk of quality and con- $9 75 as high as it can without the bene' dition to sell at $9 00 011 50: only highly anyone wish to imply that Mr Owens is not honorary? Those Caftle— Rece is 250: calves receipts 25 steers selling at $12 00 upward fairly active fully steady few grass steers are fighting words where Mr Owens comes from fit of heavy automobile tonnage” finished Stockers and feeders fully steady all heif- 5450 550 heifers largely $4 00 5 00 I think the whole matter of athletes on the state payroll Is the review states “Ingot produc- ers steady cows weak (bulla and vealer low cutter and cutter cows $2 00 3 25 medium grades including fat tion this Week is unchanged at 52 steady at $5 75010 50 down respective- common to cows exaggerated and the sons of Ohio State seem to share grossly $3-5425 good beef ly dairy type Does Governor Davey want a winning football team openthe cows $450 475 bulls $3754 25 good per cent of capacity the level from feeling Sheep — Receipts 9000 fat lambs eteady to stronger to fhotet vealers quotable $8 000900 which it has not fluctuated more ing fairly active fully or doesn’t he? The chances are that he doesn’t care about it one (Continued From Paee Sixteen) on some natives quality heavy calves saleable-- around $350 0 5 50 25c higher asking than one-ha- lf point in the last six of best range lambs considerably better 8hee way or another in which case — I quote the sentiments of a local because of his experience has been than any day this week early sales tour 10 cen weeks This period coincided at doubles Ohio State alumnus— he should stick to the dual task of maniColorado choice around over the Willard nod Skousen given most exactly with the low point in $9 65 without sort bids and sales oi saleable around $500 6 00 fat ewes trees and administering the government curing around bulk Center Fight $9 00 0 9 50: early around $275 0 325 or abovs C automobile assemblies occasioned natives 25 native swss $3 00 04 25 mostly: $9 AT JOSEPH Oct 16 (AP) (USDA) — by the fall change to new models western killers held above 84 50 few Hogs— Perhaps the outstanding fight on The problem might be put this way Needy students should be Receipt 2800 good to choice 18o Under the circumstances the trend merely good feeding lambs $875 to 250 pounds $99001010 top £10 15 the squad is at the center position free to work their way through college and student athletes should sows steady to 10 cents lower which Ferrln seems to have the nod KANSAS CITT Oct 16 to shippers of automotive steel releases is be' steady to bulk $885 890 few best to shippers to do so because they entertain thousands be Hog — Receipts 2000 uneven lower encouraged especially watched-more than to 5 in than start against the Pioneers 010c ing 15c lower: mostly 00 carefully athletic of fatten on choice $9 Cattle— fund and contribute no little to the the 00 $10 people two top average: loads 2500 about Tuesday’s nt Receipts usual” of Lloyd Elder or Elvin Way-medesirable 1254-pounsteers $10 00 best steers place alumni of and the untrammeled purchase of light banquets gaiety Demand' for construction steel 50 $9 However both of these boys held slightly abovs $1100 bulk fed steers $9 90010 10 few wines booze and bicarbonate of soda 010 00' bettersows grade will eligible $8 50 075 beef cows $425 tbe at a low ebb the review says $9 into get game few 75 $8 1508 5 25 few $575 bulls $425500: bulk 5009 90: Luckily the Ohio football players have not taken offense at The squad will take a short workalthough the amount of work now smooth kind vealers $600850 $890 top $900 Killing Cattle — Receipts 7500: calves 1500 calves 450 750 load good stock heir out in the Btadium Thursday morn- Governor Davey’s sardonic statement One more such statement pending which calls for large slow steere end yearlings opening ers $700 however might well touch off their tempers and bring a countercontinues to grow The d beef with Tuesday’s dec ns steady to easier nothing done ing and in the afternoon leave for Bheep—Receipts 3000 weak to 50c lower other killing talking 25 cents lower or $875 down hold- Ogden where it will entrain at 7:30 blast from the A F of L — for the state’s wage scale is anything from farm implement makers vealers stead yf- stocker and feeders steady ing steady continues to form one of the sus- classes via the Union Pacific for but high p m of the Denver A short workout is schedfactors propresent taining at Quotations Profit Taking Offerings By JOHN LARDNER Discovery Third fll Warner Rates Kickoff Most Dangerous Play in Football “pt)P” WARNER’S PREDICTIONS Michigan State over Boston College— Headed Bowl Motor Industry Again Buys Steel 009 w Aggies Prepared For Denver Tilt Chicago Grain duction schedule the review says adding that miscellaneous demand remains good Wheat Pit Restores CHICAGO uled at the Denver stadium Friday afternoon Besides the men mentioned above the following will comprise the traveling sguad: Guards — Dallas White A1 Favero and Harvey Erigland tackles— Eric Rund-quiends— Lyle Tripp and Reese Bullen halfbacks— Dallas Greener Paul Blanton and Claud Cowley fullback— Ole Boam quarterbacks —Turk Jackson and Floyd Slater Included in the party will be Coach Romney Assistant Coach Jack Croft Trainer George Nelson Professor Milton Merrill Richard Sonne and several others It is also expected that several townspeople will make the trip with the Earnings Reports Oct 16 (AP)— In d trading of hug volume wheat value suffered a sensational smash today and at on stag showed nearly 5 cents bushel decline Evidenee pointing to an abrupt change policy of the Canadian government’ responholding wheat for higher prices was sible for a fast selling stampede here With exthe wheat tumbling prices Winnipeg treme limit which Canada permits in any one day big aelling to stop losses overwhelmed the Chicago market for the time being but something of a rally ensued Reported Canadian government selling of wheat today in Winnipeg was the first Imthe portant action of the kind noted sine new recent Canadian ballot that put a political party Into power Wheat In Chicago dosed flurried 1 ’A 0 cent under yesterday’s finish Decem34 0 cent ber $10041010034: com down: December 6014 08044 cents oat and provision varying 44 0 44 cent off from 22 cent! eetback to 12 cants advance NEW YORK Oct 18 (AP)— National Biscuit company tor th quarter ended September 30 report net profit of $2974 396 equal to 40 cent a common share compared with $2385318 or 31 cents a share In the June quarter and $26671X8 or 35 cents In th Baptamber quarter of 1934 For the first nln month! nat profit aggregated $7208279 or 94 cent a common share against $8931969 or $1 21 a share in the like period last year st British Sports U Expeditions Fail Junior Varsity time-honor- ed tip-not- ch out By GLENN S “POP” WARNER Member Board of Football (Registered U S Patent Office Is it better to kick off or to receive? There is no question in football strategy on which there is so much difference of opinion among football coaches and strategists as on this onerOf course conditions govern the choice— such as wind wet grounds ability of kicker cleverness of team in running back kickoffs and offensive and defensive ability of ‘the teams Under’ normal conditions dry field fair kicker etc most strategists advise kicking off They argue that the average kickoff goes to about the" line and that the return brings the ball about opponents’ five-yar- d line back to the Then the team receiving the kick- frequently made There have been -off usually tries two plays and if eeveral returne of kickoffs so far-th- is season for touchdowns The" they do not gain their ten yards thsy punt Ths average punt will kickoff return is a play which has as a rule return the ball to the great possibilities which Itave not kickoff team on about their yet been taken full advantage of line —and it is figured that this Tulane defeated Temple In tbe' is better than to receive the kick- Sugar Bowl game last New Years-b- y off and probably return It only to a clever reverse play In return line y has ingTemple'sitiekoff-ThUpiaIt a team has a kickoff man who often been employed for long re- can pretty consistently kickoff over turns Then there is a great chance the goal line so that ths opponents to work in the lateral pass also on art likely to let it go for a touch-bac- k the kickoff return there would aesm to he no There seemi to be no standard question but that the kickoff Is pref- method of running back the kick erable to receiving The same rule off Many teams form In a close holds good if a team has © strong mass or wedge planning to sweep wind at its back because it is easily a path for the runner Other teams seen that the wind is likely to carry have their players block certain Inthe kick so far as to result in a dividual opponents and the runner touchback and when the opponents picks his way through a broken field Most team run the ball — put ths ball in play on their line unless their attack is straight up the field from where It ' strong enough to advance the ball is caught while others use a sweep ' rather consistently they are forced ing play to either side The return to punt against the wind and the of the kiekoff Is one of the most1' kickoff team usually gets ths ball spectacular plays of the gam and near midfield Of course those ad- It may truthfully be said that It is" vising receiving the kickoff will one of th play most likely to cause'"' say that with ths wind at Its back Injury to pleyers because so many"' it is better to receive because ths of them are crashing into each’ wind tends to make a short kick other while going at top speed and the receiving team can Immedi- There has been $omd talk of ellml ately punt with the favoring wind noting this play because of the dan It is of course w$Il ’understood ger of It It would seem that th that a wet soggy ball cannot be kickoff at the beginning of the sec kicked as well as a dry one Wet ond half might well be eliminated' soft footing makes the attack less by Starting th second half where potent therefore these seems to be it left off In the first half Instead no question but that under these of making a separate game of each conditions kicking off would be ths half It seems hardly fair to a team logical choice Some teams spend which ha ths ball on Its opponent’s ' d considerable time on perfecting the line when the whistle Interference and team work on the blows for th ending of the half running back of kickoff One of the and then have to start all over again arguments in favor of receiving Is after the Intermission that there is always a chance of returning the ball for a touchdown (Copyright 1935 by Iho Christy or a long run— such runs are rather Walsh Syndicate) " rd -- rd thatr-25-ya- rd rd one-yar- Downs McKinley Radio Programs Two Tonopah to Have New $75000 Mill 8aklrhb Trans-Radi- o d two-thir- two-thir- Tram-Radi- five-ye- i 9 n 4 three-year-o- ld -- o three-year-o- ld - four-year-o- ld Wheat-Rec- S12-128- : market Twin Fallf-BurleHauling very light Slightly belat some points non at other ter feeling in some quarter Market about L o b cash track Rus steady Carloads els U 8 No 1 57 44 ® 63c Including u 8 No 2 27 44 0 30c best open mure Cash to growers bulk per ewt: A few sales at certain points Russets U 8 No 1 37 045c: most points around 40c (J No 2 10012c Raw Sugar NEW YORK (M 16 (AP) — Raw sugar waft unchanged today at 3 AO for spots with a sale confirmed or 9000 bai s of Philip-- a local tns from stors at this Isvsl to refiner In futures Early losses of 1 to 3 point commission through tinder liquidation houses were just shout recovered In the Final later dealings on trsds coveting were unchanged to 1 point net lower pires ales 60?SO tons Decembw ' 249b Cloelni January 2 12b: iMarch 2 10b: May 213b July 2 17b September 2 21b bBld Refined was unchanged at 5 30 for fine granulated Radio of America has called Corporation No 3 dark northern 56 for ©127 redemption the $4000000 outstandln 55 pound $120 125: due from 193 Mon- 5 per cent gold debenture No 1 hart fancy to 1942 It was announced today A pari tana $123 0125 grad of No 1 of the cash required for the redemption dark hard or No 1 hart Montana win- will come from the proceed of the ter $104 0115: No 1 hard amber recent site of a portion of Its in No 1 red durum durum $101 0119 December $li5 May $112 89c July $108 — 79 80c 3 $122 1170123: ' No yellow 0 Out a — No 8 whit 26 0 27 Parlay — 2S 027C Rve— No 2 Flax— No S1T40178 Sweet clover seed— $3 00 0 Com Coffee Market MEW YORK Oct 1$ (AP)— Caffe fluctuated Irregularly over a narrow range i today 350 Santos opened unchanged to 3 points higher and closed unchanged to 4 points 4 point higher Sales 6000 No 7 opened Liverpool dosed unchanged to 4 point LIVERPOOL Oct 16 (AP)— Spot wheal lower and 3000 Sales — French $ 5d RiiReltr 7s Barucso 7s: higher December Closin'? quotations: Bantos October 99Hc: g 06 futures closed steady March 6 10 May 8 11 July 8 13 March May December 94Tfrc 90Mc 7 December No 4 98: 815 September 91Vfcc exchange $490 4 March 5 14 May 524 July 5 33 Septam ber 5 41 Spot coffee quiet Santos 4s 84tc Rio 7s Kansas City KANSAS CITY Oct 16 (AP)— Wheat-Rec- eipt 6Vc 94 cars lc higher to 4c lower: Close: De hard’ 79rff8lVbc mixed 7W78c No 2 dark hard $122 0127 58 He 109 ©123: red $1 05 0114 Close: camber —68Vic Msy8 cars Oat He to lc lower December gl 02 01 02 May $100 Receipts No 2 white 30 H Q 33c July 88— c e higher to 2c Rve — 52fr54e Corn Receipts 1 car: 53e lower No 2 whit Barley-- 51 yellow 1 47048e 810S4c Bomber Thinks Schmeling Will Prove Easy Victim DETROIT Oct 16 Iff)— Joa Louis catalogued Max Scbmel- lng as “easy” tpday and then declared he would “go right into” James J Braddock whenever he meets the New Jersey longshoreman in a heavyweight championship bout "The “Brown Bomber” In Detroit for a brief court appearance as witness in a Civil suit involving a member of his entourage never has seen the German in the ring But he said he has a very definite idea of the style and ability of the former champion — Qn the basis of a close study of the motion picture of Schmel-ingfights with Young Strib-lin- g Jack Sharkey and Max Baer Joe quietly drawled: "I don’t think he’s so hot From those pictures it looks like he can be hit with either hand and I don’t think he can punch— at least not enough to hurt me much 1 S:00-NB- DEEMS TAYLOR MaiStr TONIGHT eCertmniee KSL 7:30 ’s He’ll be easy “What do I think about Brad-doc- k? Weil he and I's good friends and I’m not saying anything against him But I wouldn't go around him If w meet I'd go right into him the same as I always do” HEAR Peter Spraynozxle T0NIGIIT— 10:15 o’Clock KDYL (Paid Political Adv by Peter Spraynozxle ) Rose U-- (Continued From Pass Seventeen) NEW YORK Oct 16 UP)-which the fourth quarter opened McDonBritish sport expeditions left end converted failed to achieve their objectives in ough Report of Public Service corporation of The Micks played a wide-ope- n New Jcreey and subsidiaries for the 12 CHICAGO Oct 18 ta)— For the this country— the men’s Ryder cup style of football with many reverses month ended September 30 shows net first time since the wheat market come of $24330801 This Is equal to golf team and the women’s Wight-ma- n and spread plays but the chilly collapse of July 1933 “privileges” $263 a ahare of common stock after at lowing for preferred dividend requirements cup tennis squad— leave Amer- weather hampered their passing attrading In grain futures was reof the parent company and compares with ica’s shores tomorrow night empty-hande- d tack sumed today $25119888 or $277 a common ahare The luminary: In th correapondlnf and disappointed but not M'KINLEY period last Little ceremony attended the reUTAH JR VARSITT year ) 8avaa McDonough vival in restricted form of the discouraged It Llnsley Tho Invading golfers beaten nine Sterling Commonwealth Edison company and sub- team trade practice Hunt Kaneeblro Ig sidiaries for th nln month OCTOBER ended THURSDAY report to three parted with ths valuable Iauml Ovlait Fifteen minutes after the close September 30 net Income of $626996 Noborl Smith AM deworst one in of the with gold cup last $705840 market the of the regular compared year huge Miteuko Selhold rt 6:30— KDYL— Rocky Mountain Ramblers feats of the series while ths tennis Young rt Berg gong on the board of trade floor How Sound company report for the The Musical Clock favor 7 :00— KDYI-Wal Meacham qb Internato recover bid the sounded and the buying and selling players' quarter ended September 30 net profit of of Leading Futures Ranee lnb Boat! Meyer It popular melodla taxes and after $684138 but one fell tional short depreciation by only trophy Wlrthlin t00— KDYL— of “bids” and “offers” began In Wheat: New Bervio depletion Thla was equal to — Clos before (t FOulger a share on th capital stock In the $144 Jun point They were beaten four Akee 8:15 — NBC — Edward McHugh th gospel orderly fashion this proceeded for Score by quarter : $1 00 net was or Hills to Forest quarter $521832 matches three at $110 6 Utah half an hour in all grain pits 14 $ 7—33 100 a ahare andprofit 1 03 linger n the September quarter last May 7 0 0 90 0—7 8:30— NBC—Th Sweetheart of th Air They chalked up their defeat to McKinley For year $361771 or 76 centa a share Closing bids In wheat ranged as JulyCorn: 93 — Touchdown Meacham Utah Scoring months the nine soil ended and (3) Foulger Wlrthlin Point after touchSeptember 30 net inexperience on foreign much a 2 cents below the market Dec 60 May Mnghl Breen and Peter D4 61 was $1595729 equal to $373 a share 59 looked hopefully to the future down Boem (3) McKinley Meyer Point 60 Roe close and offerings were as much as May against $1372329 or $289 a share for touchdown Nev— A deal TONOPAH after 59 Kekahuna 61 mining the first nine months last year July two cents above Charley Whltcombe veteran playUtah — Laron Substitution: Buxton 8:45— NBC—Horn Town Oats will a that toward go long way 27 Grace 28 ing captain of John Bull’s links Balkln Baldwin Coppln McKInlty— A 9:00— NBC— Th Honeymoon! Resumption of trading in daily Deo 28 solying Tonopah’s 29 unemployment region thinks his boys mostly new- Kekahuna Nunogawa F Kekahuna and Eddlo Albert May Indemnities follows approval of rule July 28 Official: referee Steven ion 9:15— NBC— WendaU Hall ths 29 Barny been completed An comers has problem played well “but they don’t umpire: Conroy field Judge Wataon head amendments to this effect by board DecRye 52 49 llncaman Mulo Maker agreement waa entered into between think so” of trade members on Monday The May 51 54 A Heller of the 9:30— NBC—United States Navy band By Associated Preae Clyde president be board will liner same On the 52 be will 54 open daily July privileges market NBC— ot Th NEW YORK Oct 16 —The New York Tonopah Belmont company 10:00— Boy and M D (Tim) Horn Simpson IHini Get Welcome manager of the for a half hour following the reg- DecBarley: 43 Chicago A 8L Louie Railroad company an- Mark Bradshaw and Albert Silver 43 Sprucohead Bay featuring Arthur Ite that nounced of five $ team UP)-and today $10023500 Bob CHAMPAIGN III Oct 16 Lard play ular market’s close Wightman cup Allan and Parker Fennelly per cent notes representing more than 14 02 whereby Silver and Bradshaw will ers Kay Stammers Mrs Phyllis Oct 14 07 of the entire Issue had been depos- construct a $75000 Zuppke and his University of 10:15 — NBC — The Merry Mac thre girl 13 05 Dec 13 22 treat and plant Hi ited exthe agreement with Mudford King Freda James Nancy Illinois football team received a1 12 72 plan for Jan 12 75 and a boy In popular harmony 12 45 tending maturity three year Large addi- tbe tailings of the old Belmont May 12 57 big ovation as they returned from 10:30 — NBC— Marahall'i Maverick wait- tional deposits that had been conditioned mill abandoned and wrecked a few Lyle and Evelyn Dearman Trade Trends Beelltes : upon prior acceptance by of th “There isn’t much for me to say their victorious invasion of Southern 12 45 - rn aong and muaic Oct a Issue are expected It was said years ago It is estimated that tbe is there?” asked Horn But Miss California Newi Servlco but they didn't 11:00 — KDYL— today contains tons 1650000 Press Associated By 11:10— KDYL— Th Melody Rvu Thlj Dun A Bradstmet weekly food Index tailings pond Stammers whose attractive per- escape work Cash Quotations can of be material that at cent 2 treated to declined Automobiles— A more favorable posltloa th 11:30— NBC — Martha Mead Boclaty fea$274 for period Oct 18 (AP)— Cash Wheat-- No ended October 15 CHICAGO sonality and full blooded strokes The latest figure la 3 for smaller motor manufacturers was IndiNo 3 red weevily 1 red $1 08 profit enough to insure steady captured tbe fancy of American turing Haul Warner lololit and a centa under the cated In a report by Standard Statist lei top registered Pitt Defeat No mixed 2 81 No 4 08: hard 02 seven Expects more or for ambitious programs of three weeks ago and comparea with $238 operation dramatic ikitch “Pot Luck With eight years fans across the breadth of the company “The No 3 mixed $113 04 th for 1934 several Independeiiets” It was stated "and week of becorresponding the of will ock UP)-Jth Fatar” Construction NEW YORK Oct 18 plant Corn — No 2 mixed 89c No 3 mixed was more talkative the partial restoration of tht competitive country PM 80c No 2 No 1 yellow yellow Sutherland Pittsburgh coach 12:00— NBC— Ted Whit The ahort Interest on the New York curb gin at once and about 75 men will position of cars selling above the lowest 88c Isn’t $ny doubt that your ololt ' "There new 50 0 65c old 81 89c: that sample grade a bracket as suggest moderately of — The plant will be deprice Beptemher 30 totaled 24651 be employed Dame is going to beat 1215 NBC — Birina Time featuring Emil 2 whit 31c No 3 whit exchange are superior” she said thinks Notre lot sales) may accrue 27 Oats — No shares on 31 27635 players larger percentage over against hie Polak orchestra and August 21-7 030 c cample grad 20 0 26c the next year” to the lesser units signed by Albert Silver metal- “Just why it’s hard to say but It’s his team Saturday 12:45 — NBC—Tht Western Farm and Rye— No 3 63c Natlonal Tea com Steel — In a review of the steel lndua-trHorn Hour lurgist who designed and installed my opinion the reason is because Buckwheat — No 1 $1 15 I for th the American Metal Market declared $4866327 1:15— NBC— Ma Perkin dramatic akatch Soybeans — No 3 yellow 73c net track tober 5 against $4809117 for th Ilk pe- the Bradshaw Inc plant at Gold- we aren’t as demand has been uniform except for th country and 1 :30 — NBC—Vic and Sad comedy (ketch voileyers good ctation riod Inst year a decrease of 29 per cent field treating the tailings of the Increase two months ago by th autoim O'Nelll'e dramatic 1:45— NBC — Th Barley — Nominal: feed 38040c maltoprely too much on bile Industry and th decrease about the sketch American family life 48 073c No 3 75c ARMS FOR PEACE” 2:00— NBC— “TO NEW YORK Oct 16 — The Rubber Man- old Consolidated mill and the plant ponents from the baseline” same time In requirements of tin plate mill ingTimothy and Bob draqiatte — $2 60 0 2 80 ewt seed Betty "Steadiness In demand la attributed chiefly" ufacturers association estimate shipments at Millers treating ths tailings of eketch Clover seed—411 50 016 00 It was said "to th fact that an altogether 2:15— NBC — Charle Sears tenor $1450 of pneumatic casings In AugustIn at 4739-25- the Tonopah Mining company's Lard— Tierce $14 45 loo unusual proportion of th steel msde la go unit prnt-tn2:30— NBC — The Radio Guild S JOHNSON GEN Wins HUGH against 5477109 25 Near Relation July and Desert mill abandoned and wrecked $18 Belli— household wares for and Into personal 4308 270 in August 1934 Production ing th Shakespearean ’ use and the general public naturally buys Guest amounted to 3992800 unit against 3831-83AbouiNoth“Much Ado UP) 16 Oct Speaker NEWMARKET comedy several years ago Eng In the previous month and 3532S31 at a steady rat Winnipeg The plant at Goldfield has been —Sir Alfred Butt's in August last year Storks of casings In 3:30 — n5c — General Federation of Wtb WINNIPEG Oct 16 ( AP) — Wheat: RICHARD BONELLi the of hands on Cloa manufacturers Low 31 men' club program for five years and is con- Near Relation today won the 67th August High tbe ere totaled 7805054 against 8846503 at th operatingone Tenor —NBC— Clara Lu and Em eomdy S 88 8 92 Op qf 3:45 Metropolitan $ 88 October the successful the of of most stakes renewal sidered Cesarewitch and Idaho Potatoes 89 of and th end 92 8667151 at ketch 89 of July December Guest Artist 92 4 :00— KDYL— Trani Radio Now Servlc 92 98 August last year May gold mining operations in the state over a two and — Fifth Avenuo hotel orcheo-Ir— NBC 4:15 Cash wheat— No 1 northern 88c: Radio Drama Nightcap tor eontnctkm In th food£r?atinS about 40000 tons Of nonth course No 2 northern Award 86c No 3 northern industries IDAHO FALLS Idaho Oct 16 (AP 80 c e — KDYL — Th Kangaroo club outFaucigny-Lucingthe owned in de has totaled recovered Princess 4:30 0 t the $2000000 SoreI War for8eptem-ft$1214000 by Great nearly from for USD A) — Shipping point information itandlng children' program Oat— No 2 wblt 33ei No 1 north ber according to the publication Food Iiw gold and has enough material re was second and Hoplite Tuesday “ALL QUIET 4:45 — NBC — Th Charioteer mal quarConstruction In the beverage Industrie f o b cash am 27e to the tet owned field led Upper valley: saleCarload! the list a with of by total maining keep dustry plant operating Captain russets U 8 No 1 track-ON THE WESTERN FRONT" few Ace’ 5:00— NBp — ”Eey featuring $451000 and milk products were second another two or three years Lionel Montague was third a very few 63065c An Minneapolis Goodman and Jane Ace mostly 60 0 6244c at In Total Indusawards tbs $325000 Erich Moris by Remsrqne occasional car 57 c 0 8 No 2 30 0 eipt tries — KDYL— Popular Tune of th Day MINNEAPOLIS Oct IS (AP)— for th first nine months of 1935 and weather by favorite modem melodies 70 ear 4c lower No 1 heavy war valued at $13873000 while an addi82c Digging Interrupted Hemrd BarWs Sywpbenj Orchestra field conditions Trading light Growers dark northern spring 60 pound My Hobby" 5:30— NBC— “Mtulc $127 tional $3044000 In construction Is reholding stock In storage for later aale dark northern spring 59 pound 5:45— KDYL— Mrnlo In the Air In th “pending stage” sed Fall Chens 0130 ported In on Too off stock fields Valiee Variety Dealers bolding The 58 pound Rudy 0129 $125 few sales by growers to establish a bulk Valiee and No 2 dark northern 57 pound Show ‘Privileges’ Trading for Dartmouth over Brown-- Latter having bad year This looks about even Detroit over Catholic Vanderbilt over Fordham —One of the best in the south Holy Cross oyer Manhattan —No guesswork here battle Pittsburgh over Notre Dame —A Pennsylvania over Columbia— If Penn rallies from too tough schedule Princeton over Rutger-Withany worry Harvard over Army— Going against consensus on this Navy oveYYale— Even money take your pick Finds post new - presenting Rudy hie Cornectlcnt Tankee Show 7:00— NBC— Captain Henry' Boat featuring Lanny Roe ’n’ January th Show Boat g:00 — NBC— Paul Whiteman' Muld Hall featuring Paul Whiteman add hi orchestra 'n' Andy comedy 9:00 — NBC— Amo sketch 9:15— KDYL — "Mmlcale” featuring Jan-le- a aoprano: Roland Wightman Evan tenor Bertrand Hlrach and hla orchestra and Orac Halvnr- aen lyl authority Philo 9:30 — KDYL — "TUa Friendly nher” Sport Pag of th Air" featuring Frank Baker 9 45 — KDYL— "Th 10:00— KDYL— Utah Senator In Washington presenting the radio lolteri of Utah senator 10 08 — NBC — Ranny Week’ orrheetra 10:10 — NBC— Griff William’ orchestra tu 30 — NBC — Charles Domberger an hi Hotel Mount Royal orchestra New Servlc 11:00 — KDYL— Tram-Radi—Patti Pendarvla' orcheetra 1200— KDYL— "Th Night Club of th M A 1 Air” 00 — Good right (Paid Adv) at THURSDAY OCTOBER IT i $30— KSL— gign On end Top of th$ AM 9:35— KSL— units Serenade 7:00— K8L— International New T Tun$ fur th early blrd 30— KRL-Iar- iy Morning Shopping Radio New g:08— KSL— Breakfaet Melodies 8:30— K8L— Hints to th Shoppor 9:00— KSL— "Berve and Save" with Ida ' O Abbott 2:15 —Jennlw Lei Stylist 9:30— The Milky Wy with Mary Lea Taylor and Bennlt Walktr 8:45— CHS— “Just Plain BIU" 8:00— CBS— Vole of Experience —CBS— Jack Shannon tanor rr'i? 10:30— CBS— The Story of Mary Marlin 10:45— CBS— Flv Star Jone th dre mails aerial of th daily lu of a newspaper reporter 11:00— KSL — Tha JHoetee Party 11 15— Lesion In Contract Brides th Cut- brton system 11:30— KSL— “The Magls Hour" with Frank rarker and th Rhythm — fntamatlonal New pM 12:00— KSL— Time Signal 12:00— CBS— Marie th llttl French prln-te- n Llf of Helen Trent jJilJCBB—Th 12:30— CBS— Between the Bookend with H"rd Ely and Ted Melon 1245— CBS— Happy Hollow 1 9— Loren Chamber of Common -- c 1:15— KSL— Bhoppere’ Matin 1:45— CBS— Do You Remember? —a prtw the oonga of yesterday 200— K8L—®fj Afternoon concert of famtb tar melodise 2 :30— CBS— Greeting from Old Kentucky 3:00— CB8—Howells and Wright plan tanu ) 3:15— CBS— Jimmy Farrell song 3:30— Dally Intermountaln New Flaaneox 345— CBS— Tito Gulzar Mexican tenor - ‘ :92"— J'lrePh Plotke’ orchestra d:15— Th Knighthood of Youth program from Th Trtbun auditorium 4:30— KSL— Merchants’ Radio Column 5 00— Happy Home Melodic 5 :05—KSlj—Dance Rhythm 5'25— Presenting Ml CacUl — 5:30 —Jack Armetrong 5:45— Llttl Orphan Ann! 6 :00— Suneet Serenade S15— K8L— International News 6:30— CBS— Th Radio Hour present Ing Lucre! Borl lyric soprano who will feature the aria “Depul 1M Jour" from th opera "Loul" aaetated by William Daley and hla k" i concert orchestra 7:00— Memory Garden presenting Ethel Hogan at the console 7:15—f'The Shadow"— thrilling mystery r drama 7:30— CBS— "To Arm for Pae“— Rich-- 4 ard Bonellt guest baritone soloist address on peace by General Hugh S Johnson Dm Taylor master of ceromonle dramatic excerpts from Eric Remarqm’a “All Quiet on the Western Front" 1 :00—CBS— Horace Heldt'a Brigadier with' Elisabeth Hughe singing harpist ‘and th Four King Slater- - -' 8:30— CBS— Tho March of Time dramatltaflon of th nw of th day' under direction of Arthur Pryor jr 8:45— Musical Moment with Victor Arden and hi orchestra 9:00— CBS — “Myrt and Marge" 9:15— KSL— ”Nonsn and Melody" with Gill and Demllug 9:30— CB9 — The Caravan featuring Glen hla Caa Lome orchesGray and tra Ted Huelng Walter O'Keefa master of coremonle 10:00 — Th — Radio— Pteyhou presenting In "Ether” an the KSL Player unusual story written for radio bv Joseph Kearns 10:30 — KSL— International New 10 45 — CBS— Phil Scott's orchestra 1 1 :00 — KRL present "Night Boat” Hawaiian music with Don Fitzgerald narrator 1130—CDLBR — Larry Lo and bis orchestra 11:45— CDIB8— hJerllng Young and hi " orchestra ' 12 OO— KSL sign off and goodnight (Paid Advf n :