BOXER IS BARRED FROM IDAHO CONTESTS
BOISE, Idaho—Ray Rose, bantamweight boxer, has been barred by the state athletic commission from taking part in any athletic or boxing contests in Idaho because of his refusal to fight Art Brugger, of Salt Lake, here recently in violation of a contract he had made with a boxing club.
Commissioner Thomas J. Sherlock, of the Idaho commission, has announced he will insist that the athletic commissions of California and Oregon to bar Rose from boxing in those states also. Last year, for a similar offense, "Mickey" King was barred from athletic activity in this state.
WHY WHEAT IS LOWER HERE THAN LEWISTON
"Why is the price of wheat $2.10 at Moscow and $2.15 at Lewiston?" was asked today of H. C. Stivers, agent for the White-Dulaney Company. Mr. Stivers is quoting $2.10 for club wheat at Moscow today, while Lewiston dealers are buying "spot" or "cash" wheat which means wheat now on hand and ready for shipment, while contracts here are being made on the basis of September delivery. The new freight rate goes into effect August 26, and that means a little more than four cents added to the cost of transporting wheat, to the coast. Mr. Stivers said that "spot" wheat is worth as much in Moscow as in Lewiston, but there is no wheat here ready for shipment.
PLANTED IN UTAH STREAMS
GOLDEN TROUT ARE
Utah next year probably will  have the pleasure of catching golden trout, a fish that resembles in color the goldfish but which grows to large proportions. The state fish and game commission has imported 2000 eggs from California and these are to be hatched at the Murray game farm. 