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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by tho
March tn. 1914, for furnishing and in
the Central building University OF Utah.
OF Salt Lake City, Utah. according TO the
plans and specifications OF same pre-
pared by Cannon, Fetzer & Hansen.
inspection OF bidders at their office. SOC
Templeton building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Al bids will be publicly opened and
read at the above time at the Deseres
National bank. In said city
Each bidder shall include IN his pro-
posal a statement OF the time required
by him to complete the work
The undersigned reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids, or TO accept any
bid IL may deem best.
All bias must be addressed to the
University OF Utah, Salt Lake City.
Utah. and marked in the lower left hand
corner Bid
Bids must not contain conditions.
qualifications. propositions. or things
other than are called for; all bidders
must use without change the form OF
bid to oe obtained from said architects.
No other form OF bid viii be received
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check in some bank In Salt Lake
City, Utah, for at least 5 per cent OF
the amount thereof, payable 10 the un-
check Is TO be forfeited 10 the Univer-
sity OF Utah X the Did accompanying
Il is accepted and the bidder fails to
enter into the contract and furnish tho
required bond within five days after It's
acceptance.
The successful bidder will be required
10 furnish a satisfactory surety bond for
so per cent of the amount OF the con-
The form OF contract and bond are at
the Office of the architects for inspec-
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
Rheumatic THE
Story That Millions TeII-ThQ
Way to Prompt Recovery

There Is host OF pills. powders,
tablets and what-not for rhoUmn tism,
but they all lack the first essential to
being n natural medicine, To begin
with, rheumatism is simply a name
and can only be reached by iTrigating'
the entire blood supply with 4 nat
urally assiMllatIvo antldote. TSue,
the pains may bo oased with narcotics
or the aoids may be neutralized for
the time being. But such methods
merely temporize and do not even lead
to n cure. There Is a standard rheu-
matism remedy, and is sold In all
drug stores under the name OF s. 8. s.
Attempts arc often nado TO sell some
thing claimed TO be "just as good"
insist positively that you will havo
nothing but s, S. S,
1t contains only purely vegetable
elements and Is absolutely free or
mercury, iodide of potash or nrsenic
The recoveries OF all typos OF rheu-
matlsm by the use OF S. s. S. Is a fine
tribute TO the natural efficacy OF this
remarkable medicine, for 1t is as
simulated Just as naturally and JUST
nc well ordained az tho most accept
oble. most palatable. ana most readlly
dieasted food Do not fail 20 get a
bottle OF s. S. S. to-day. You wiil De
ostonyshed ut the results. If your
rheumatism Ia of such Il nature that
Won would like TO consult 5pecialiot.
write 10 the medical department, TIC
swift Specific Co., 307 Swift Bldgp At
lanta, Ga,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
VARSITY WILL MEET
THE AGG|ES TONIGHT
Players of Both Teams in
Great Condition; Enor-
nous Crowd Expected.

win Tho fellows playing the vame they
haSe oeea putting Up all woek and In ;bo OK.
ccl'oai shape thoy arc In now, tcl, so oer-
tain OF winning game as do tomorrow nights
os,tlo wth tho Aesies." said Captain Earl stid-
moro o. tho university basketball team yrs;er-
day ! do not caro- TO 30 uader,.ood &c saying
tho Asgles a-c weak Eur from H. rhey have
punch OF veterans who know tho somc and
who play together They arc not as fast AZ our
feliows however. and after nil e ia speed. pure
and e'mplc. that wins 4 ta5kc,bali game
m in Logan we were w against a bis handicap
n inc floor Hnssea badiy Just In .Tont o, Of
. inc. Tho Ass!es we:e acquainted with the
sloor and Il Was iust dueks !or then, to drop the
Dali IN. Down here tine advantage IS with us.
We have played enough on the Dcscret gym floor
20 have become used TO !. while It's airc VIII
Gouote75 bother tho Agg'cB good deal. II we
Utas. fS VI" VIII DC the 'n0'' surprised man IN
This opinion socms 10 be shared by largo ma,
team is getting tho best support from tho stu
dent body 4 has had for long time. and the
crowd they will win
The interesting thiog about the whole affair ia
are no less confident OF victory, They declare
they hnve already Whipped the Crimson mon once
measure OF nuothOr IL always win
Manager FcTTon OF the vnrsi;y tenn said last
for the reservation OF several blocks OF goats.
He nddo that all Indications point TO tho argcg,
crowd OF the season,
Both constituencies will be headed by bnnda
aud will douotio1s contend oil evening IN an ef-
fort to out-ycll and out-sing each othor
With tho exception OF Peterson, all tho men arc
In great shrpo Potcrson'o kneo 10 be we'll
again: but the tendons are weak and Bennion "a
afraid that another twisting OF the lgaments might
mako II impossible for Pete 10 get out and
work with tho track team this spring.
II announced ycstooicy by Manager FerTon
that "B!oh" Watson. cotch OF tho Wobcr Stake
academy team would DO tho rctcroo for toniahrs
game and that Bon Harkor Of tho Deseret gym
would hc tho umpire.
Tho probable lineup for the game will bo:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

In the district court in and FOR Salt
Lake county. state of Utah. Dahela Lipp-
man, formerly known as Lahela Moritz.
plaintiff against Frank w. Ross, Laura
Ross. Frank E. Wyatt Maggie Wyatt
and Joseph Lippman, defendants, to be
sold at shoriff's sale at the west front
door OF the county courthouse. in the
city and county of Salt Lake, state OF
Utah. on the i4th day OF March. A. ID;
1914. at IL o'clock noon of said day. al
the right. tisle, claim and interest OF said
defcndants Frank w. Ross. Laura Ross.
Frank r. wyatt and Maggie Wyatt, OF:
in and to the following described real
estate. 10 Wit
An undivided one half Cd interest in
the tract OF land commencing at the
southwest corner OF lot two (2), block
fifty three (53). plat "a" Salt Lake City
survey, and running thence east nine (s)
rods, thence north ten Q0) rods. thence
west nine (9) rods. thence south ten (10)
rods TO the place of beginning. Together
with all rights. privileges wnter rights
and appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Situate IN the city and county of Salt
Lake state OF Utah.
Purchase price paya BILE in lawful money
OF the United States.
Dated al Salt Lake City. Utah. this 10th
day OF February. A. n. 1914.
ANDREW SMITH, JR.,
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County State OF
BY D. p. Thomas, Deputy shenr.
Smith & McBroom. Attorneys for
Date OF first. publication. February 20.
a. D. 1911 o24S3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
CONFIDENCE
The critical tea drinker
appreciates
HEWL,ETT'S
TEAS
Because they always have
the rich, fragrant flavor,
which only the first picking
Of
JAPAN TEAS
can give.

$1,000 Dollars each. bearing interest at
the rate OF Al per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annuslly: principal payable
twenty (20) wears after date without op-
tIon OF prepayment interest and princi-
pal payab BILE at First National bank, New
York City
All bids must be sealed and envelope
marked on outside: Bid on Refunding
Bonds Each bid shall carry with II, as
guarantee OF good faith. certified check
payable 10 Salt Lake CITY Corporation on
bank OF reputed good standing for
$l5. 100000.
No conditional or qualified bids will be
considered. Full amount of accepted bid
TO be deposited with the said First Ma
tonal bank on or before April 80, 1914.
The city reserves the right TO reject
any OF all bids
Bids must be received by the city re-
corder not later than O'Clock p m.
Monday, March . 1914.
SALT LAKE CITY CORPORATION.
By authority OF It's Board Of Com
mlssloners.
SAINT. c. PARK, Mayor.
NOBLE WARRUM, City Recorder.
oeiS6
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned Up
10 1 o'clock p. m. March T. 1914. FOR
furnishing /. o. b. Salt Lake. tablet arm
rest Chairs equal In quality and similar
TO No. 225A1 OF the Midland Chair and
Sea ting Company, In light oak, egg shell,
or dull wax finish. All bids viii be pub
licly opened and read at the above time
IN the office Of the Deseret National bank.
in Salt Lake City, Utah.
All bids must be addressed TO the Uni
versity OF Utah. Salt Lake City, Utah,
and marked in the lower left hand cor
ner. BID" or such bids may oe delivered
10 the board OF regents a said time and
place OF opening same.
4 certified check for at least per cent
of the amount of the bid must be in
closed. Each c.leck Is to be payable TO
the undersigned. and is to be forfeited
to the undersigned IN case the bid is ac
cepted and the bidder does not enter into
contract within ten days after its accept
ance. for the faithful execution OF the
contract and bond herein mentioned
The contract and bond are at the sec
retary's office and r-ay- there be exam
ined
The successful bidder must furnish
bond for one-half OF the amount OF the
contract, with good and sufficient securi-
ties oil TO the satisfaction OF the under
signed.
The board OF regents reserves and has
the right to reject any and ali bids. or
10 accept any bid IL may deem best
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,
Salt Lake City, Utah
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.
STEADY At THE CLOSE
Suggestions of Crop Damage
in Several States InAu.
ences Market.

CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Suggestions OF
crop damage in northern Texas, western
oklahoma and parts OF Kansas and Ne
praska tended somewhat TO dispel the
heaviDess today in the wheat market here.
AS q result, prices closed fairly steady,
shade off TO n like amount up In
corn the outcome was unchanged to s@ac
lower. and for oats virtually the same $
yesterday Provisions finished all the way
from last nights level TO l0@l2tc down.
Wheat weakened at the outset owing
70 declining prices at Liverpool, not
withstandlng that the foreign setba ok
was chiefly due TO optimistic field ad-
vices from this side of the water A
re!na rkable decrease in shipments from
afsentlns, however served to check the
pears. Sellers were made less venture
some, too, by Odessa cables saying that
receipts there were light and that interior
reserves We're small
Domestic reports of Injury 10 winter
wheat west and southwest were not OF
a radical sort. They were emphasized.
however by almost simultaneous news
we're weather In northwest Russia and IN
Austro- Hungary and France. Owing 10
the absence, though, OF any special ac-
tVlty by export houses or on the part
OF millers, the best prices of the session
were not maintained
Bear Spectators hammered the corn
market but made no decided impression.
Chances Of unsettled weather, bad roads
and smaller receipts interferred Oats
were Upheld by continued ightness OF
primary receipts
Free selling OF lard by packers weighed
down provisions. The market also felt
the effect Of sag In the price Of hogs
u ~
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WHITE SOX THINK
FLAG is IN SIGHT

CHICAGO. Feb 1e-Bellcvirs that the develop,
mont OF ono moro top-notch pitcher and an In
cTcaUo OF upccd tho base limos Will mako th-
Whiio sox pennont winners. kid" GIea1ou loft
tonight with tho vanguard OF the team for tholr
trimming grounds AZ Paso Roblos Cal Optimistic
reports from Pitcher Ed Walsh. who Is already
on tho ground. aud tho sood condition OF the re-
crults who boarded the train wcro responsible
for rosy predictions by Gtoason.
Tho Wh'to Sor special carried fifty persons,
among whom wcTc thcec twenty ball players:
Schelk and Mayor cntcherS; Lord Berger.
blackburn and shechan. lnfcldors; Collins. Camp
bell and Kavpuaush. outiioldcrs Cco,tc. Clnr-
once Smith, tathrop. QuardoD. Zimmerman. VOL
gang. Prough. RogSuc. lfalSts!n. Chcliow aud
Roth. pitohers.
On their way tho sox Will 10 Joined by Pitch
orr Jasper r. ". Johnaou aud House and IN
fielder Barbour, outnoldcrs Boaie and Fournfer.
CaU1hern Sullivan and Kuhn. First Basoman
Chase ond Pitcboru Walsh and Russell arc OK
poctcd 10 report In California Tho train 10 due
at PnSo Ro0leo sunday. Manager Callahan. with
othorA OF tho team. viii rush tho copti-
mont their return from tho worlds tour and
Join tho Gleason contingent the Paoitic coast
Tho white Snr first team viii play forty
exhibition games It's tour and tho second
team" has thrty-eieht scheduled,
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AT THE THEATERS
(Continued From Page seven.)

girls. who give q series of startling
dances. appearing In rich costumes.
They do dances after the customs OF
several nations, and they do them all
gracefully an enthusiastic patron was
heard TO say. Continuing, he said "Ghe
Madcaps are certainly q terpsichorean n
reyel. They ere q shapely crew, and pret-
ty. too. Harry Lauder. with q COM
pa1y OF international artists. appears
saturday matinee and night only
There are plenty OF matinee seats at
Pantages for Harry Lauder who, with
a company Of international artists, will
make his appearance tomorrow NATL
nee and night only, while on his "trip
around the world. With Mr. Lauder VIII
be seen Jack Ark in a unique diabolo
exhibition, Mona Garrick In a series OF
lmpersonations, Irene Bercseny, Alfred
Letell, Erno Rapee. the Oxford trio,
basketball on wheels and the English
contralro, Ethel Bourne. The Pantage
regular show VIII suspend Saturday and
give way to Harry Lauder and his big
company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
PROSPECTS ARE GOOD
FOR TROLLEY LEAGUE
Believed Circuit VIII Be Enlarged tc
Eight Clubs; Finances
Are Assured

There was eotnusinsm TO burn at The meet
ing Of tho Trolley league last evening at the
Salt Lake Hardware company pvoro.
Tho managers OF tho MurphieS. Royals. Hew-
letts, MilIcr-Ca Cahoops. Lomas and grarnptons'
ond team present. An Informal discussion
had sg TO tho sdvisebity OF reorGaniziug the
league ejght-cluo basis aud tho question
wao decided In tho affirmative. The Bennett
GinnB 6, Paint company viii probably DO OF
the teams which leaves but opening.
Questcd 10 have their manager present at the next
meeting 10 bc held at tho Snlt Lake Hardware
store next Tuesday al 1880 o'clock
Officers will be elected for the season and a
comrnttoo appointed 70 look nip suitable grounds,
umpiTeo. oto
Practically all tho tcnns thus far entered havo
financial backing. and the year should see the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20
NOTICE.

Phoebe Coalition Mines company. a
Utah corporation. Principal office and
place OF business. 27e South Main street.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that. at a meet-
ing OF the board or directors OF said cor
poration held on the goth day OF January,
i9l4 an assessment OF five (5 cents per
share was levied and assessed ppon the
capita, stock OF said corporation issued
and outs tanding, payable forthwith to L.
Anderson, the secretary OF said corpora
ton. at 279 South Main street Salt
Lake City. Utah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid on the 10th day Of
March. 1914 will be delinquent and ad
vertlsed for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before. will be
sold on the goth Cay of March. 1914. to
pay the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs oc advertising and
expenses Of sale.
l. ANDERSON. Secretary.
27e South Main Street
Salt Lake City. Utah. o6o1
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Real Estate Transfers.

Harvey D. Haist to Walter II Dayton. part
or lot ]. block l6. pla, 4 .................S
Charles Felt to John w Rapaon lots 50
nnd 62 and part OF lot So. Foltg subdlvi-
Ann Calistcr and others to Salt Lake &
utnh Railroad company. part og lot is
block 2. fiye-acro plat b .,...............
Edgar b. Lindsay 10 Salt Lakc & Utah
HSllroad company part OF section TO-
to~nehip south, range ! west ...-.......
Honrlotia D. Ellorbcck TO p w. Madison
lnve7tmont company. part OF lot I, block
Newell Il. Clayton 70 p. W Mndscn Invest
ment company. part OF lot l, block 10. niat
Thomas r. Elorbccls and others TO P w
Mndscn 1uvestlnont company, part OF lor
1. block "a plat a ,....-............
George E. ElIorboek aud othors to T. w
Madsen Investment company. part OF lot
Marjorie Ellcrbeck 20 p, w. Mudson In
yestmont company. part OF lot !. block
10. plat .-...-.,... Observation-Disclosures.
Lotto A. Moyle TO John r Howclls. par,
OF section 4, township south. reugo
charies W. Glacier to Charles wobb. part
OF soot!on 9. township south. range
west ..,...,,......,..... ....,..........,... 81
Willis ]. Lloyd 10 Fred S. LLOYD part of
section "a. township south. range
west ,.......-.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Kimbali & Richards to Thoman z Dixon
lots COS md COG. Highland Park. plat
Charles W. Berry to Samuel Dowsc part
of lot 8. block o. plat ..................
Bertha Hodges. lot and part Of lot 5,
Woodbury. subdivision ......r............
Ada Ellerbcck to P ". Madison Invcstnent
company, part OF lot /, block 10, pint a.
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London Trading Restricted.

q, Trading Tor London account was fur
tner restricted by the suspension OF set
tiements In Union Pacific for a month
pending the settlement by the courts OF
tne right OF Union Pacific 70 distribute
It's Baltimore Sc Ohio holdings.
Foreign markets were dull London,
Paris and Berlin showed reactlona-y
tendency and British consols were off 2.
In View OF the coming holiday there
IS little disposition 90 trade on the bull
sloe and majority of the room traders
have become convinced that short selling
over night IS largely Improbable.
Steel looks cheap at current figures
and Union Pacific has been good for a
small profit II bought on every reac-
ton.
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Charleston Entries.

b. International News Servloe
Fitrt mce. five turlous1-Jack Hanover iiO
Flnaloo. lol; May lpps. 30; Golden LssSio 100
Kewplc. los' follow Flower. 100: santo. ioi
Second raco. six furlo5gs-MnIik 100: Scarlet
Pmporucl III, Single Ray. I03; Eerts, liz; Rod
md Gun, LIZ: Mosent Ii2: Toy iOa: Tomeoy
o3 Bodkin. III; Michael Cohen. o5; Btg Rock
lls; Rad News II. IA; Belle Chiffon. I0o Union
Jack. 100
Third rocc, tlvo and 4 half rurIongU-hst.oloEer
100. w. W Clark. 10S Loretta Dwyor. l02: Pro-
grcsoIyc, lO6; CauEh HILL i2l; Susan n 100:
Marjorie A. i0S: Aucon ii5; Charter III
Fourth race, mlo-Polly H. Ioe: Deposit
105. ChSTIeStonion. JOS. Ivon Gardner. IoJ Old
Bon. lle: Indolonce. 90
Fifth race NIX furongs-Yotes ioI JOAQUIN,
Iii Nclo. N2 Or. Doushcrty III: Carburctor.
95; Discovery. III: Mfss Nolrna, loi Belfast.
III; Little Ep. ia: Banjo Jim, aS: ElGoll. III:
Austin sturtcvant. H.: Inspector Lestrade M:
Coming Coon, liz.
Sixth race. mile aud IN cishth-Tay pay
l0i. Judge Monck. io5; Nv Fellow. tel TIA Nun
Da. i0i; our Nugget. ioi; Mars Aan H. io5:
Milton B. lO6; Tiel, IS; Myoonhc los. suow-
tinkes t0l.
Woathcr clear: track fast
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10 l. second: Miami. los (MoIntyre). 10 l. third
Time. 1a1 o-6. Truuoact, StartleT. Pretty Dolo.
Jim Cuffarntn, Sadie Shapiro. Rake. Shorty North
cult Slccplard and Marshal TighmaD also 1n.
Third race. Ensonodn purse. fivo furlonET--
othoo. lio (Mecobcl to J. won Orb. los
(Groth). TO .. serond 1odSc. 1e2 tTnylorl.
20 S. third. Timo. 100, JOnlcl, King Worth and
Rcd Path nlso
Fourth raco, Csmpechc purse. soyen fur,ougs-
Blnck-oycd Susan. Or: Taylorl. 10 l. won:
Bcllo OF Bryn Mawr. los (TaplInl. /: 10 I. second
Truly. 100 Hayncsl, 4 to J. third Time. 1:e7.
Mon06oeh 'HuAly Lnd and narSac nso
Fifth racc five and half furongs-Edmond
hdamu. los Gaynesl. ie 10 s, won: John %. Wake
field. 40 iGToth) 10 |. bccond: Orange Bos-
som. lnS fTapiinl. to third. Tlmo. 1907 %.
Drdmap. Jewel OF hSla, Horpcs. Dominica. Colt
net and Gordon Russell also ran.
Sixth race QUO miIc-Dcnmark. 100 iFccpyl.
4 to g. won: Dave Montgomery. l0T tKolssy). TO
l. pcccud: Garter, lo2 tCartorl. TO ]. ,hlrd
Time. $40 5-5 Eva Tanguny. Blue Beard. Anon
and Fslcadi also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20

The Misses Brown and LeMar. who
have Just concluded taeir engagement Of
vaudeville circuit, made their first ap-
pearance at the cafe last night. Each is
a. clever Individual singer. and In addi-
uon they render series OF duets in cos
tune. While they Will be at Sraxins for
but few weeks, they will undoubtedly
do their share 70 keep the cafe In It's
place as Salt Lakes popular restaurant
The Hawaiian Troubadours and tho
Misses Bessie Dumas and Marjorie Will
son VIII continue for an Indefinite time
on the Maxim programme. The piano
introduction in Salt Lake. Mr. Nolden
plays numerous selections between the
various song numbers OF the other enter
tainers.
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Charleston Results.

~ International News Service
First race. six furlonss--Danio Jim. iet NV.
C;oouol. 30 to J. won Caotera. los (HcTogaerl. }.
to J. rooond: Lady Innocence l0S tTurncrl, 10
10 J. third Tlmo. 1:l6. Carbnrotcr, Hin Stream.
Domhra Adn, Je5nn Booth. Stucco aud Dicks
Poi also ran.
Second tpoo six furlons-Laurs. % tNcTaE-
enrt). 1s 20 5. won: Helen NJ 1ol tMurphr). 6
TO T. second: Charles Chnncli. ioi (Turncr)
TO e. third. Time l.i5 rs Mason. Hrdn >
Brother upclc Ed Indge's slntnr and Water LaA
also
Third race. nix urlonss--Lord Wells. lis
rCorey) l6 20 g. wou Nlmbus. liS tHanovor).
70 l.. second. Willis, 1I0 fNolndcrl, 10 TO !,
third Time. t:16. SksntR, Province, Auto Maid
and GAty Fnlleu also
Fourth racc, seven furionRs-Monocaoy. 10 (Tur-
nrr). 10 .. won. Royal Meteor. ITO (Goose).
10 I. Hooond: Grosvonor. iez tMeraETnrtl. IS to
& third Time. / :2s 3s5 Dangerous March. frRh
Gentleman. Prince Ahmed and El Orc also
Flnh race. ono mlle-riora Crown. n? (Ncan-
derl. cs 10 I. won. Peacock. Ios tCailahan). to
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Juarez Entries.

By International NcNs Service
Frat race, throo and half furlongs-Juuc
Brido. l02: Marie C.. l03. Lady Bo1rol iog:
Flossic 10; Frcd T. Zoe; MaEnik. io2: wahsoty.
lO5: Robccen IFS.
warren az FIorcnco RIych ,oS. Wi,,f-cd n
10; Adoants. u2; Hasson. lie; Jack LAWSON.
ii2; Couc,, III: Kick. %; Largo. as: Cisko.
ioT; Balronin. no. Hope So. liz; Robert, flG.
chief Desmond, re,
Third race. flvo and half fuTlongs-summer
Hill. 100: Admiral's pauehtar 100 Dusky Dnyo.
loc. Auutio Curt 100; Superi. lo5 Brka. Iio:
Coos. I5. Ro1ui-rm 700: Coma. 100: Bia Lupax
100; Clar!oci. Jos: Dolston 10: Barbara Lane,
10.
Fourth race. six iurlongs--Coegrovc. loi; Vested
Rights io7; cRDtnsu Burns. loT: Royal Dolly los
Fifth race elk fuTlonRs-Hagel C. 100. Durln
io3: Lofty Haywood. in6: Cloak, Jos; Minnie
Bright. Ios; Kem Home, io5; FraEslc. i0s. Ma
zulo lIa.
Sixth race, six frrlonEs-SAntnueoh. Ss; Fddic
Foy. os: silver Tonc. 100; Muy BucrH. lo5: jess.
upnurn. 1906: Nandndoro los; Resi- Worth. 90
KITTY w. ee. Ethelda. toi: Dshlgrco ioi. Buss.
100: Minoo Jimmie li2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-20

Wheat-No red. e6t.ae6Ac No. 8 red. p4h9
o5c: No hard. S5T23hsc: No, hard $3.50: No.
northern. sid9ihc: No. northern, e2c: No.
spring. sic; No. spriug. sac
Coyn-No. ;. 6o1e3hc: No. white. 639s4c
40. 3 yellow. 60%QsaIsc
oats-No, ? white. 42c, No. white. asG3sibc;
standard, 40tG41c.
Rye-!So 2. nominal; No. Q. &c.
Barloy-5o972c.
Timuthy-sS. 7595.30.
Clovor-sl2 00Jl4.5o.
Pork-s2l7 70.
Lard-sio.55.
Rihs-slo s7IsG1L57t.