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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11

-rsg-s haw~ -~e s~~n stvfsryt -
ne fzcf. repcr-x cC1ae CcAtirg up
srcua calstsrnia tAAs E,tdis Cazr!
Alr~aay has a match For L4hc- Gay
r C1=rg VII .ct Gene. spzls
ether hcT an h-s se~zrrG
Talk cF PORTLAND
LEAVING BEARD
Tner@ IS zccStzx 20 =. E1-nrs
.Aat Portland q 20 - east away
--uz re Cease leaxse ezzzcs -
9oAEe1 -A~y l-sist &C 1nat,=g
AsrA~r Az4 tssEAer a - sr--<s
every -cx k11 -Aer
Las-sr r~c-r-s hare re po-.azt
.-aacsfs- --zEzserr~t - Sac-x-=~a-
%. leavi-g P.r-la2d sp-n % re
Northwestern league ras~. AZ
4e1tet ~ - McCr~s.~s. Ac~-T.r
Despite rx=r-s ard @~ntais. |.
VII act - lcnx before Portland
VT - Rack n rs cErS-.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11
Rowing Greats Gathered
for Regatta at Duluth

DULUTH. Mira. Aur IL
Crack oarNmen from a. over TIE
Unifed states are here today g
cun pete 10 tn annual chamrirn-
aalp seuu ard gig races. called The
Nafionai Rowing Regatta. directed
~ The Nstiaaal Association q An
4feur Oarslaa urGeT the Auspices
of tie Duisth Boat club he rs-
xaffA vii ead sn-ncrruW
AmcuE TIE better xncgu sports
zen q thls class present we're
Fred F'1rtmeyer James FEkiag-on
Rad Jchu . Rexan q New York.
James Da1lrrs = 2. Paal. r. II.
Pelfou OF Brooklyn. James For
ard Georxa NcGrath CO Boston.
John CaogAa q SprfagfislG. Mass;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11

NEW YORK Aax. Home
ward souzG from Western ia
-orsa. sh-s@ Eastern Anerfcaz
,eaxsse rearus ara today NJ iowsr n
,h@ sexneanrs raan Wien tier set
cut on ~ inTasiGr- OAR tie Red
scr. leading r1s leaxIe b. virtue
% Successive a-<sats % GhtcAxc,
nzT~ improved shsfr s-zrslrE
whn@ IN th@ West. tie Afa eti-s
errrpisrsd their run q - SUCCESS.
We eefsafa. tie recuryL
Tn@ TankA aitho crfpuie1 Jed.
~ tsaE-1@ wien tAsT sta--et Wesr.
az1 ars ur-ptnr home today n aka
place shot tara azs thru ~ sue
cnsatTs EliGcx and injuries - plAy-
s-x. they lnst aactEer star Tsstsr-
Car. when Ar-axur. The Cuban tn
ssl1er. r~calle-9 c-ou TIE Minors.
went down wtrh n badly spra3nsd
E-
Ths Senator's. neTsr cnanref orft
u TIA reananf raca. we're making
moves toward the Srzt division
xhsu they .eft The capital aut 20
saY 0uiT the Athletics prevent
Grffath's men from errDDlag .a-1
thu eallar
The rush Of ira 81. Louis Browns
rom ne seventh -lacs - tAa edge
q The ar-r division has been ma
feature al Eaa last thTss weeks.
Fourteen straight cares we're Vcr
By Fielder jones' rev. and. drop
ping but che. tAeY are an thair way
% another string % Victories.
n the National is>EIe. che East
srusrz. playing X hou1s. have been
the vfctnra TIE Giants took II
out u IS from their visitors. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11
dDDINGS RELEASED
BY SEATTLE SQUAD;
MAY GO To BUTTE
BY EDWARD HILL

,pJN- GIDDLNGS. frst sacScr who Joined the Giancs
D after Charley Brooks lett. has been Topped OF the Sal
- -,<sr~ u TIE Iocai y. ". league club.
BIZ McIvA placed firss base the other day when
rsEnrs xas forced with bum ankle Bal PLAYED a
80 70 gz-,e a-d with but hce three weeks % 81
= frred thar he wouldn't need Bun any more and ord
q ale hin % Tacoma with the team today.
Csi-s care Seattle after beinS g'ven sprng trial
= y,-cccver he Beaten OF Job with the Beavers
n g~s-ev M-rphy Pror coming - the n W. league.
nrs r,aved n she Coast raor ard other circuits He
- hs hone in Everett and VIII probably catch with
s- sr IRE remainder Of the Mcttn1sty has been
,-.,r for a first Sack-r since Stoke deserted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11

= V Lnthrop q Detroit and II. p
Burke aae Charles Prsisan1lx q
PhIadel phlA
Thia ia he first time tEs regatta
has co-e Vest fer four yearz. II
never taa beea west q Peoria. III
Lynz. Mass. md Buffalo made 4
srrung bi1 fer the regatta this
Tear. bat % brinx n as many
Western aTratsurs as possible. r
vas thought best 20 give TIE event
20 Dgluth- J. z Barnes of the d.
lgth elI5 Is the man who Voc the
day with hia 4rg1DsztS before TIE
aasortation.s ecrr.tttee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11

Ore l-s.rprrts ire las 81
0os.
IRE etrer snfsrr-s tse ia~s
% mar rsr<h - so
~sarssesy Trey ret for tire
firs. tire q. ever - years
sllly sgrsay, th- -sanseiist.
ard Paul Buckley. Y g. esr-
gsY ~sarrhal az Ura ASA.
8otn were ssrry ira, 2
art tns a-z-rizar fashlcn Far
rssa % give ere aretnrr
frieaeiY hgs. They ~ar;es %.
saneay ard ssesier. eef1r-
theF eriftre apart. ~~r- team
mates o. PEP Arscn's fa-sgs
ED chlea-1 Naticnais. way
eac< n tire sc-.
Before inst trey cisy-a -
s-sn-r n tie Narsnaiits~n. "a.
tear. tire erac< assrssz,jSn %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11

Sles" -. TIA n.r icoksz az
~. bumps ard cruises On tnelF
rarsa. aeuV- 1irs az ire cid
Gays. ehgcsiiss H%s siss. They
TAXED zsogt God ard geld
ane ire grand cid game.
sunday seat tnrE Seattle o.
1ls ~sy 90 vietsria ara Var
ce9s-r.
Ard rev 5uly Sunday 10
planning 70 90 Irto Aiassa
rex. year. Buckley 70 solns %
arrange ere trip fer Mir
TRAIT eu7ht Go &c great
cor 5inatisn. the rfinlcna %
Goes ara -sn'E is'~ working
tss<fner 1srtn % -s3.-
Ard srisas SHY arc Paul
crsas their ag-siA predict
srus-cut for ta~ saessiteers 70
srrr- gncer tre sertr-rn
iisnss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11
Fasteners VIII
Meet Westerners
on Auto Trails

CHICAGO. Aug IA re1a6i 10
1Itr-ncLe r-r between Eastern
Art Nesre-n Ez-oznefllsrs ~as -
.nS 1sR1ze1 Aers TO-DAY. % - hei4
n October
SIX Eastern -rrr-tSss lave a.
r~a1v announced sAelr lnt~ze.on ~
~1se---g- according % C. Q. SIzss-
sslxn. Cnirzru. VITO as fss~ -
turned e-u- Nsw Tcrk-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11
Nick Williams Reds
AXE Brace of Games
From Hester's Squad

SPOKANE. Aug The =.
dams had Htfis difficulty "a Win.
nlnx 10th games ~ a double hal
from Great Fails ksrs yesterday
Ths Grst zane eaaet : - : and
tire second . 70 / Evaza opposed
Tnnsr IN ~ rrst rzze ard Eii.
fuay crossed bats vita ZREnIock e
the secra1 contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11
Portland Boxers to
Leave Tuesday for
California Tourney

PORTLAND. Arg. rt.--Rzl5n e D
4srrs1s.. Thnrax L-ouf-1r ard Vfa-
eat N1r.eEr. crack hu1e-s % the
M1ltz1-zh cfls. save snr San DIE
% 1exr Tuesday % cg.r - the Far
Western n-atsur ehzz rionah&ra. q.
- Panama IN. s.g--la sxrrsisl1n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11
GIANTS DROP
MELEE TO
TIGERS

o. TIE four games plsye1
here this week between Seat
lie ard Tacoma. ths Visiters
eorce1 three. win tnis trio
q victories IN tneir a-ips Rgss
HaiFs soys too< tne 5oat las,
nizrt fer hon-e ard ire oianta
YER. over today - give them
cit q ccr-kst or ire Tacoma
esaeszi pasture
The score yesterday vas : 20 I
Il favor % TIE visitors. The Giants
made tie Tigers 4 gift a tbs
game. F'rank Heaiey vas raspo--
slnie FOR the talIles E-ats BY ths
vtsifcrz-
In TIE first frams the Giants
made Hartman. Tacoma PITCHER,
look BAD ~Hgnky" shaw opened
ire Argument with a double TO
rixht Hesley fouied cut and then
Bill CUNNINGHAM cracked ont 4
threeEack swat Eltrsd spilled tbs
main Fart q the cali. however.
when he vas thrown cut stealth G
after being safe on a seI1er's choice
as BIZ Cunuin gham vas tossed out
a. the platter.
TIE Two teams VII - back IN
Seattle again OF August H. They
VIII battle until Labor Day. when
TIE y ". league season draws 20
close
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11
Plans for Football
Game Are Discarded

CHICAGO. Aaz ft--Pfazs srr a.
Oregon Chicago university football
Eams next fau we're considered CT
today. f1ilowfag an announcement
- Coach AiorEo stawx ~ lie VA.
rooms taat Chicago's Eritiron SEIZED.
II. vas FLEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11
Eastern Clubs F are Badly
on Western Jaunt Around

uodre-s = CIT q 3. re Braves Z.
ont q "a. &nA tAs PNaiMss - On.
q ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11

s-cwws TEAM WINS
The stacy shown bal cius eeat
ne Felix club a. Columbia play
field. n 20 Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11

NATIONAL RESULTS
A. Philadelphia Z. Cincinnaa O.
Va ether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11
Vancouver Winner
In Free Hitting
Melee With Butte

90 fnzfarn1 Arosta and Trii-
1sa. Schroeder. Hendrix. Meilks
and Iares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11

aME7fcA@ RESULTS
AZ r.rruEs -. Phla1.ipssa .
Al CI@g@IAa9 :. New York Z.
A. 81 Legfs 4. waahtzx-o1 ..
AZ Chicago 5. Ecston IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-11
REAL PAINLESS
DENTISTS


n order % introd1c- eur rsv
twhalsesnsl niAts. watch a the
liGhtest and Etr1nxsst plate known.
does not cover The roof % the
mouth. You -a1 bit. corn or the
coo. guaranteed Is yam
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-10
CJDAHN PACKING COMPANY
ESTABLISHES ZION BRANCH

Work on the installation uf five
hundred thousand dollar branch
packing plant for the Cudnhy Pack
INK company In North Salt Lake city
began this week anFthe plant n to be
ready Tor operation by January 1.
1917.
Such h the announcement made
last Saturday through all OF the daily
newspapers az Zion. The new plant
Is considered the biggest thing from
an industrial and manufacturing
standpoint that Salt Lake city and
Utah has ever secured.
The location of the Cudahy plant
Is ON the site Of the old lntermoun-
tain Packing plant. adjoining the
stockyards In North salt Lake cts
and Just over the line In Davis county
outside Of the limits proper Of this
city.
The Cudahya are 90 spend hun.
drcd thousand dollars az once on tn,
rcmudeling Of the old plant so thai
packing operations may begin In tn,
least possible time. Five millions OF
dollars are ultimately Co be spent
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-10
mrs. LEWIS IS DEAD
Passc~ suddenly ~ Piusburn, Pa
where She Was Visiting.

Mrs &. ~. Lewis OF Price died at
the home of relatives az PittsburE
PA. on Wednesday last. Deceased
left here some weeks ago for a visit
with relatives there and later had In.
tended to 20 on To- New England. The
husband received word by telegram
"Wednesday afternoon ana departed
on the first train for the Pennsylvania
city. No details were given In the
mes age.
Mrs. Lewis was about 90 years OF
age and had resided In Price with her
husband for about two years past. She
was an excellent woman and win he
missed and mourned by n very large
circle OF friends locally. She was
prominent In Rcbekah lodge work In
which she took "a leading part
Mrs. Lewis had not been In good
health FOR "a considerable time and
the trip East was In the hope of Inn
proYcmcnt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-10
UTILIZING GRAZING LANDS
NEAR IRRIGATION bitches

Settlers on the government reclaim
alton projects. whose farming enter
ptises include the production Of beef
cattle. are finding Il advantageous 60
work together IN utilizing grazing
lands adjacent To- the irrigation prof.
ects. ON these irrigated tracts the
farm units are small--usually eighty
acres or lcss-and the land IL 30 valu-
able for crop production and the pas
turage Of hogs. dairy COWS and sheep
that II II not often used as pasture
for beef cattle. There usually II. how
ever. n good supply ~ hay and other
feeds for use In wintcrinT beef AMI.
mails. ~ that these can be- produced
economically where cheap summer
range IL provided.
Many 81 the projects are located
near large areas of range lands on the
public domain or In the national for
csts. hut the irrigation farmer 81 a
small unit. working individually. finds
Il difficult. " not impossible 60 USE
these lands e. advantage. In order a.
secure good results with range cattle
Il ~ necessary that they be protected
against loss from poisonous plants
disease. predatory animals and theft
and that proper provision Ice made foi
salt. water and forage. and for breed.
ing. To provide this attention h 60,
costly for the individual farmer with
rom two or three 10 twenty-five 4,
thirty head ~ range stock.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-10
LARGEST SALES YARD IN
WEST BEING FITTED UP

Utah viii have the largest sales
yard IN the West and one Of the larg-
est In the United States when plans
are matuTed at old Lagoon race track.
The sales yard. on which fancy bred
stock Of the Rocky Mountain region
will be displayed. will have an area
OF sixty acres. The mile race track
has been ieyeled and rolled and high
bred horses will he paced on H. A
string OF seventeen fancy race horses
arrived from ReNburg, Ida, during
the week and two carloads OF high
bred rams are expected any day now.
A large force OF men, most OF them
farmers OF Davis county. are at work
on repairs. They have finished a
complete irrigation and drainage sys-
tenn, encircling the entire track.
Several large stacks Of hay. exceed
ing the grandstand in size, have been
placed on the ground for winter feed
and Il 10 expected that much more will
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-10
me- SHEEP DEAL PULLED
or ~ NENNAL SECTION

Smell johnson and Joseph A. Me-
kec have Just made the best sheep
deal ever. says vernars Express uf
last Friday. Thcy purchased all the
registered sheep of the Thoroughbred
Sheep company. about twenty three
hundred head In all az twelve dollars
ana ms cents a head. In addition
Ia the sheep they are o. have the
horses. wagons and camp equipment.
also the grazing permit on the re-
serve. These sheep cost over twenty
dollars head when the company
was organized and they have bought
high priced herd rams regularly since.
II seems that the sale has been sac
rificr sale On the part uf the company.
johnson aud the officers of the COM
pany are negotiating over the ranch
on Upper Deep Greek, but the sale at
the ranch has not Yet been made.
Included Ia the bunch were about
"a hundred and twenty-five head ~
yrarling rams that they have sold FOR
twenty-five dollars head since clos
Ing the deal Twenty -eight thousand
seven hundred and fifty dollars II a
pile of money. ana yet IL IL not great
deal more than what the average
range sheep win cost az recent prices
nesides these sheep viii shear at least
half more than the common range
sheep. Al male lambs win sell for
from twenty to twenty-five dollars a
head II present prices for wool and
mutton continue. and every indication
II that they viii. IL will not take lonR
a. reap big returns on the investment
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-10
nc LAMB SHIPMENTS Go
FROM GREEN RIVER EAST

GREER RIVER. Nov. I.-Tho hills
around this city have been covered
with flocks 81 shecp since Sunday and
altogether In the neighborhood Of siN
thousand lambs from the Henry
Mountain section have been and will
Ice loaded out at the stockynrds. sun
day five thousand were Ia he shipped.
hut some Of the flocks dld not get In
and only thirty.siN hundred head oi
lambs were sent out to omaha. this
shipment being made by Charles w
Sch""ler. an oregon lamb buyer. II
IN understood that these lambs were
bought six months ago for seven doll
lars hundred. They are now worth
sS.76.
one buyer named Snow bought
three thousand head of lambs from
Tom Austin Cor Austin IirosD and
these are being shipped 90 I.chi 10 he
fattened ON beet pulp from the sugar
factory there, A. near M can be rs
certnined there are two thousand ewes
among the flockS, Thirteen hundred
head of sheep Ro to Cooley 40 Castle.
ton and on" thousand are unsoid
Among the flockmaHterH who con-
trihuted towards these heavy ship.
ments are Cameron A Iirinkerhoff
10000 head. Vern Pace. Durfee. oak
land, g. A, Gibbons 1900 head. King
Bros a lIeiske $4,000 lambFl. Del
Mccham. one thousand head.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-10

Tho sun Special Service.
KANSAS CITY. NO. Nov. G.-The
strength shown on killing cattle last
week held good today. sales strong to
fifteen cents higher and stockers and
feeders barely steady. Receipts were
twcnty-threc thousand five hundred
cattle and two thousand calves. Hogs
sold ten cents higher to order buyers.
but packers kept up their fight and
refused to- pay more than steady
prices sheep and lambs sold steady
The prime steer market has not been
tested for a week. hut the right Kind
would sell up Co sii.sb. Shortfcds
were the best here today with several
sales at seas to $685. and medium
kinds around $3.50. Good weight
Oklahoma and Kansas grass steers.
Weighing s1s to 1860 pounds. sold at
$40 to $3.50. The tendency II much
stronger on beef steers. which got the
fun advance today. NJ killers fear n
drop In the supply within the next
few weeks Medium TO good cows
sold strong at 1913 To- 800 Gamers
In large supply. hut steady. NJ si.35 Co
sass. Local packers have been
shipping In large numbers of cheap
cattle Co Kill az their plants here.
which they bought 40 lower prices
than prevail here az ST. Louis. chit
caEo and st. Paul The market closed
of twenty-five cents last week on
stock"rr and feeders with n fair mum.
Der held over. Hest kinds sold steady
today. strings ~ yearlingr from the
district around Hereford. Tex. selling
az 1875 Co $40. some pretty good
Colorado vcnrlinEs nc fT.is. medium
ycarlinEs seas Co t6.5b. feeders most
~ az sg.S5 Co t1.7s and flcshy feeders
up 60 $3.50. New Mexico ycarling
stock heifcrr sold az t7.7s aud stock
cows 1875 tn tg.SO.
The supply ~ seven thousand head
Of sheep and lambs contained nothing
choice. fair 90 good lambs selling at
5000 o. sit.0b. with the nddcd adj.
vantage tu sellers that fills were good.
\ Few native lambs sell W tn tii.00
and tat ewes are worth g. to'f7.35.
A Few shortfed lambs ARE coming. not
very well finished. and selling a.,
stO.io to ti0.1s. moncymaking prices
/ for feeders The first storm will
bring In good run out ~ cornfields
which might cause temporary break
hence ~ nigh, be- wir- a. ship hefor,
the first storm comes. Feeding lambs
bring 1885 e. tp.7s ana choice light
feeders up L. $1,000.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-10
IN DISTRICT COURT
Bud roS. Negro Burglar. l. Given one
20 Twenty Years

Judge Albert ~. Christensen adj
journed an adjourned session Of dis
trict court at Price last Friday. after
being In session aimee the Monday pre-
vious and with Court Reporter Alder
Friday evening tcft for Manti. where
each east a rcpdbiiCan/Vote ON Tues
day last Judge Christenson returned
to Price Thursday and again took
up his labors IN the district court
room.D
Last week bud Fox. gentleman of
considerable color. was sentenced Ca
the state penitcntiary for burglary In
the second degree. lie was caught In
store az night recently at Helper and
gets from one Co twenty years. Helen
Lawrence. charged with rcsorting "a
house Of III fame for purposes of
prostitution. had "a jury trial. which
was concluded last Friday Tho jury
disagreed. which means rctriai oi
the ease az the coming February term
Carbon Fuel company W. Standard
Coal company: condemnation suit
Case set for November nth Utomor.
row. on hearing objections t. find.
ings.
Shckrcy Shcya w. George NJ. Pap.
pas. appeal from Justices court. Con.
tlnucd for the term by consent ol
counsel on both sides.
Price River Fruit company ". ]
e. Jensen; damages tu farm and or,
chard property because ol trespass
On motion of attorney for~dcfcndan
IN" case was dismissed.
The kctchum coal company iitiga
tion against Utah Fuel company NJ
Castle Date IL To- be resumed ON an,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-10

have 20 be purchased. This, u -
pointed out viii be large revenue 60
Davis county farmers stock will be
sold on commission system, which u
considered more satisfactory by farm
ers than the auctioning system as
employed at fairs All kinds OF stock
from chickens to stations will be
placed on the farm. fed and trained.
The grandstand will remain. II will
be used as an observatory by prospcc-
tive buyers who wish to study the
PAGES Of race horses for sale.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-10
EsTIIAY
NorICE-NoTICE

hereby given that under an ordinance
Of Price. Utah. entitled. An ordinance
prohibiting the running NJ large of
horses. cattle. mules, asses, sheep,
goats and swine and 10 provide for
the impoundinE thereof" have
taken up and impoundcd the follow
INK described animal. towit. one
black mare. five years old. no brand
Niriblc. one left white hind foot. And
" the said animal H. not claimed and
taken away within ten GOD DAYS from
the date of this notice. and all costs
thereon paid. shall expose at public
sale and sell to the highest bidder Tor
cash the animal above described
such sale Ia take place on the lith
day of November. 1915. at 2 o'clock
Of the afternoon, Rt the cstray pound
OF said Price. Dated az Price. Car
bon county. state OF Utah. this LIST
day of November. 1875. u. J. my
NER. Poundkeeper