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Boost for Lincoln County's Ninth Annual Fair, Toledo, Ore., September 6, 7, 8, 9
OFFICIAL
PAPER
of
LINCOLN
COUNTY
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER
LARGEST
CIRCULATION
In
LINCOLN
COUNTY
VOLUME 30
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER, TOLEDO, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24th, 1922.
921.
NUMBER 27
DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENTS
BUSY GETTING EXHIBTS READY
FOR THE OPENING DAY OF FAIR
"Lieutenant W. K. Patterson, Secretary of Fair Board, "Spills
Dope on Various Departments
Lincoln County Fair Will Be
This County-
The following Information as to
what Is being dono by the superinten
dents of tho various departments of
the Lincoln County Fair was furnished
by Lieutenant W. K. Patterson, secre
tary of the Fair Board. Wo hardly
think that Mr. Patterson goes strong
enough in his praise of the men and
women who are working night and I
day in the interests of the fair. They !
Beem to have the on0 object in view I
f making this the greatest fair in '
they will undoubtedly get the emest
tne lustory or Lincoln county ana
cooperation of every resident of the
-county. If you plan an exhibit of
any kind, get In touch with the sup-1
erintendent of the department in
which you wish to exhibit I
If the enthusium of Supt Hulbert
i .., u.,i f mho, f .i.
IS BUT ClllUlltU VL UIO UUUIITCI Ul Bill'
male that will be exhibited, we had
4oltar onlnrrn th Pair irrniinfU Whv
XnUt'Wk&
ih nurnniia onlv nf lettine them,
&ta?th.7w.hH"
Is about right at that What would
t initAin ... a i, it , tnr
11,. a.i To hi 1. ri..
the credit for the two fine barns now
..........
on the grounds. Go to it Hulbert.
We have secured the services of
C. C. Dickson of Shed as Judge on
rf.t,. PatHo onrf V 1. Pf.ttot nf !
A. C. on beef cattle, hogs, sheep and
Eddyvilie his promised an exhibit
of goats under the charge of C. h.
Roscoe of Burnt Woods. This means
we will have to provide a car to
c ....
bring them in ( OPERATING SAW MILL Portland concern Bids $125,000
Have you talked to Supt. Grabie ,AA , , for Personal and Real Prop-
lately. He Is awfully proud of hav W.000 capacity saw mill I now rf f Yaquina Harbor Luni
Ing secured the services of J. A. Gar- "P"10" on the Kyniston place near haCfDfJlv
rison of Portland a. Judge. He has, Toledo. They are now rawing lumber,) ber Campany. to
also arranjted for a dally eu'lina : ex- fof 018 "SHetr brWger that are being - " -
hibition and this feature should be ullt hv Mbnson-Treweiler con-1 The Title & Trust company of Port
Interesting to the puoltry men of tho BiTnoo,S- t " land. Oregos were the successful bid-
the modern cons-ruct.on plac' s.drabreroTnnmbehatwm -r. at th. sheriff sale Saturday morn
d onhe word "chXn it l" very .be worked into lumber and they expct Ing when the personal and real prop
hard for Grabie to get a hearing be- to do considerable shipping. The erty of tho Yaquina Harbor Lumber
fore the board; anyway he expects
to have the best exhibit ever.
Vegetables and Farm Products.
We a't sem to think that this will
be all right because we have shifted
the responsibirity for this exhibit to
' the shoulders of our county agent.
What Is a county ' agent for If not
to -see that farm exhibits are prop,
erly and prominently displayed?
Well, John saya that . we will --of
course, have a better and bigger ex
hibit than ever, but then this is a
backward season; there was a long
Cry spell and now there is too much
rain etc. & etc.. when he knows all
ine uiuu mat wo vwj .o .
he Is going to be swamped.
We don't wish Cooter any harm,
but all our hope is that this Eddy
vilie distdct they talk so much about
comes through and he will have to
use the Fischer-Story mill property
lor his show.
Fruit.
If there is an fruit ln Lincoln
County outside of the grocery stores
The fair board Is not aware of It so
far as reports are concerned, but at
that we understand that A. E. Marvin
expects to make this the best that
(Continued on Page Eight
FOR COUNTY FAIR
TO VISIT NEWPORT
Toledo and Siletz People to
Form in Automobile Parade
and Serenade
Beach
Resort
on Sunday, Sept.3.
A a is t itmiililln hnvnfaw jia to van nA.
sistlng of people of Sileti and Toledo
will leave here Sunday afternoon at
2 p. m. . Sept. 3 for Newport where
inly wiu snadVtneS SHE
each resort boosting the Lincoln
County Fair to be held ln Toledo on
September 6-7-8-9. The caravan will'
be headed by a trumpet megaphone
will be extensively used Jy the boos-
ters. Automobiles will be1 decorated in
the national colors' will prevail as
decorations.
All boosters invited to
come along and have a good time.
COMPETITION OPEN TO
Al I DriVC AKirt riDI C
ALL. BUIO nNU UIKL9
. , . . , ,
According to Superintendent G. W.
Ford and Victor Shawe of the sport
division of the Lincoln County Fair, deciding that from the proverbial , local electric light plant, and also
the program printed in the fair book goose bone to the Indian soothsayer .chairman of the eports committee, an
ie a little misleading, due to the fact everything points to Old Sol shining i nounces ln his eport program that
that It states that the races tor boys fortn a au his glory, so why give the tFord races will be a special feature of
-and girls are confined to high school insurance company any of the gate the sport's program. As the only re
pupils. They state that a.l boys and receipts 1 e there is no member of quirement Is that the machine be a
.girls of the county are entitled to the board appointed to assure good Ford. Mr. Ford's Ford race will un-
competo for any and all prizes on- j doubtedly be a highly interesting tea-
nounced. j (Continued on Page 4) ture. ,
That Tends to 5ow That 19Z2
Far Superior to Past Festivals in
1
WILL EXHIBIT HERE
DURING IAR WEEK
Attraction of Eeoecial Interest
to ciddiel Wi, rv1ake Thinc,s
Hum; Monkeys Will Also Pre-
form.
Sti'.l another ati ruction that will at-
tract, considerable attention and will
simply make the kiddies wild with
, . , . ... . , ,,,
5lae '? thf !6C' tnat,a rea cIUa wlH
oe on nana aunn? lair ween. 1119 pre-
tM- ettractlon wtlll be com-
P0 entirely of Ponies, Dogs and
Monkey, t being 17 ponies. 16
doK Bn " mDoyn: . ,
The fair board has been put to con-
siderable expense to get this wonder-
show here and it is the firjt time
tn tho htatnrv nf tnA rminfv thnt annh
nn undertaking has 'inen attempted.
It comes hero with high recommendc-
tion of being a first etas preiorm-
a?"9 and t will be nadouttodly one
oi ma uioHi inierei.iiig auracuuiia hi i
P I knth IrtHfllAct onl rrvrxwn.
l" '"' B.u....
UP9 aIllte-
0
SHARP AND KYNISTON
manager y ' ""-v
and W. Kyniston.
T TO
BE A MEMBER OF
THE FAIR BOARD?
f Sq Become an Enemy 0f the
. . . ...
wumy wun ana ' ou " ,
sure OT a ioo lor vuuniy s
Next Annual Show.
OFFICERS FAIR BOARD.
President Peter Frederick. '
Vice President R. P. Goin.
Secretary W. K. Patterson.
TreasurerManager R. L. Jen
kins. Members L. A. Hulbert, Clif
ford Wakefield.
I
lT)t A Mamha
This board is composed of a body
of men who have for some reason
earned the dislike of the County Court
who, to get square with them, appoint
them to this position.
These men hold meetings every
once ln a while during the year and
t" " "'oU",;B fr t'heTr .7
against the said court by folstering making ice cream and Is furnishing
on the balance of the county the tocal merchants -with a home made
n2 fp.tii known as a county product. A tample of the cream man
faTVhe1 usual mXd'S p e ufactured by jthis concern .brought
Is to meet and appoint a manager-
t
have a different idea of what a fair
Is. Believe me, if you want to, but!
they really Beem to have the idea
they ere in some way responsible to
the citizens of this county to make
tne P,22 falr an educational and ft
uo"v-,,,
Each member of the board has his
.a.d out for h.m. One to .cure
"le"'V' "".g 'E-" etc Then
m "mr. vrrlou. ex-
?, uP"ln?,t8 ?L ,TS2?!
dertmer thto
feP th eir own aepcrtmenis. tms
'eaTea manag". 'r,,!-. p"!
? grounos B" "
? ?. F"JSL"
nimts wnen me arrive.
I Our efficient stenographer already i
haa the premium lists In the hands of
l,1B exniouors bo cTtiiuiiut
been cftre(j for ,hat couI( !n any way
help the success of the fair.
Tney even discuss the expected
.uih in . orv learned manner.
county court turns
DOWN CONSOLIDATION
The County Court Saturday, acting
as a boundary board, turned down the
proposition to consolidate school dis
tricts 60, 51 and 57. A petition sign
ed by 4-8 residents, reported to repre
sent all but three of the school chil
dren of the three districts, was pre-
senieo. in iavor 01 me consolidation.
STS
board.
The districts mentioned
are
locataed on the Lower Siletz.
Considerable argument was had In
regards to the matter bv residents of
the affected districts and a'ier cons.d
eration a motion was made to not
grant the permission to consolidate.
Judge James voted for consolidation
of the districts while Commissioners
Dunn and Warren voted the project
down.
J. O-
STORY WILL
MAKE HOME IN TOLEDO
J. O. Story, well known In this part
of the county through his connection
WJ"! the F,B5h.?I' B"ihj bu."
"Pll? '"r
the Yaqutna Harbor Lumber Co.,
Saturday, has decided to return to To-
:edo and make his home, according to
his own statement. Mr. Story predicts
a real future for Toledo end Lincoln
County, and If Mr. Story tells people
' , ,. . , 1, . .
nthe utu8ld? the "am.e 8tofry 4!?"i
lena ub 110 i a uioi w
this community and he will be wcl-
corned as a resident of Toledo.
He will move bis family 1 .ere from
Portland In tho near future.
o
TITLE 8 TRUST CO.
AT SHERIFF SALE
Co., of Toledo was sold to the hlgn
est bidder, their bid being $126,000.
The holdings consist of several hun
dred acres of the finest lumber in
Oregon.
ONLY TWO BIDS MADE.
I F. C. Hefron of Eugene- waa the
bidder for the Trust company and
his bid was the second offered. The
first bid was ocered by J. O. Story,
of Protland. Several bidders repre
senting big interests were present, but
none were prepared to raise the bid
of Mr. Hefron.
T0 PROTECT BONDHOLDERS
AccorainK lo w . n. vvvkiuuk w
Portland, one of the largest bond hold
ers of the Yaquina company who was
.present at the sale, the nign dio or
I the Title & Trust company was of
fered mainly to protect,, the bondhold
ers. He explained, however, that the
'sale of the property would clear the
title and would enable trust company
to dispose ot the holdings to an oper
ating company Uiat would immedi
ately develop the property. He pre
'dieted that this would be done im
mediately and that the construction
of a mill soon be started.
.YAQUINA BAY ICE
CO. MAKES HIGH
GRADE CREAM
The Yatiulna Bay Ice Co., located
with the Toledo creamery has started
-? ,
itt UppX
from 0,6 otWe-
POULTRY- CULLING
WILL BE FEATURE
Mr. A. F. Grabie, superintendent ot
VJZt, ?uUg '
the P0"1"? exhlb,ts tnat n,B ludK8 wlU
give dally exhibitions lllustraUve of
fhe ortncioles used in culling out the
unprofitable hens from the flock. Mr.
ie ch,ck9ng tor
thin nurnose. The time and Dlace of
ih.a demonstrations will be announ-
red In Ttter issues.
p0RD WLL RUN A
FORD AGAINST A FORD
Mr. O. W. Ford, manager of the
mrs thomas thomason
; DIES AT ASTORIA HOME
Astoria, Ore., 'Mrs Jane Thomnsen, I
wife of Thomas Thompson of 220 Mc
Clure evenue died at tho family home I
about 4:30 this morning following an J
extended Illness-with a ' cimpllcatlon '
of diseases. . I
The diseased was a noatlve of Eng-1
land, 45 years of age and had resided
In this country durlnx the pa3t 16
years. Besidos her husband, she left
one daughter and one son, M:irgue-
rite and Thomas Thomason Jr. She
also left ono sister, Mrs. Annie Erbes
of Hamn, Ore., her parents, two sis-
ters and two brothers residing in Eng-
land.
The funeral was held from the
Hugln'sparlors at 2:30 Sunday after
noon with the Interment In Ocea
View cemetery.
EASTERN STAR
CONDUCTS FUNERAL j
A Bpecinl meeting of Fernchp.pter I
O. E. S. was called by Orra A. Haw-1
kins, W. M., for 2 Sunday afternoon.
The members attended the fu'ieral
of the late Mrs Thomason conduct
ing the services at the grove. As
toria Budget.
MrB. Thomason was for several
years a resident of Harlan and her
many friends In the B1g Elk district
of this country will regret to leam
of her death.
Wm. Scott, G. S. Fitzpatrick and1
t EVoLb m'in. ' i o sr.i. wo-o
h...h.o.. in ToioH e.rHn
""""",n'""w!"
coming ,nere for business witn tne
county court In connection with the
consolidation of sohdol districts in
that vicinity.
.PURCHASERS
OF
6. OLSON ESTATE
The purchasers of the Gust Olson
r ... .
estate and tlie tracts or land acquired
by each individual buyer are as fol-
lows:
i Enat half of northeast quarter, we -
oc 9. township 11 south of range 11
west of Willamette meridian-W. ir.
Bubs
Lot 7 In bock 1, city of Toledo
Jeter Frederick.
All of block 3 in the
ledo Thomas Weeks.
City of To-
Lot 12 block 5 ln Graham's 4th Ad
dition to Toledo Theora Davis.
West half of lot 6 ln block 6 in
Graham's Furth Addton to Toledo
R. S. VanCleve.
Lot 10 In block 16 in Graham's 4th
Addition to Toledo John Vasek.
Lots 7 and 8 ln block 16 ln Graham's
Fourth addition to Toledo Frank
Updyke and Violet Updyne.
Lot 1 and north 10 feet of lot 8 In
block 14 in Graham's Fourth Addition
to Toledo Claarence Ofstedahl ana
Arthur Nye. I
Lots 1 and 2 ln block 1 In Jones and
Gaither's Addition to Toledo and a
tract of acreage adjoining Clarence
Ofstedahl.
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, block 3 tn Jones' 2nd
Addition to Toledo R. S. VanClevu.
Lot 1, block 6 In Jones' Second Ad
dition to ToledoCeorge Tindall.
Lot 1 in block 16 ln Jones and
Nehrbas Addition to Otter Rock Ver
non Jones.
..-. 1 .Aotln. 1
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ship 11 south, range 1 west W. H.
Abel.
Standard Oil company has under op-
tion Block 3 In Graham's Sixth Ad
dition to Toledo, Oregon, for a dis
tributing station.
MILK AND BUTTER
FAT CONTEST WILL
BE FEATURED
Much interest was manifested last the most spacious hall In Lincoln
year in the milk and but'erfat rontest. County and Is of sufficient size to take
honors In both being carried away by care of the crowds.
L. A. Hulbert with his registered jer-! o
soys. It Is hoped this year that other! -. ieiicn.
breeders will enter animals in this, MACHINE DEMOLIarlr.U.
competition in order that it can bej "TO MUCH MOONSHINE"
made a real contest feature. Grades I
as well as pur -bred are eligible fori glet ore.. Last Saturday night
this competition, and It Is honed th,it'n dnn(,0 wn neld at the slntz poot
any cows in the county which may ha whero thra wag p.enty of ..moon.
be at fair time milking in good shape ghne,. ln evidence arcoiting to a re
will be entered in this contest. Mr. rt from tllnt place Wednesday Af
Hulbert will enter his cows this year eT tn fegtvltles woro over. Perry
and he should have competition. Bring Battlce Parted home In his auto but
on the good milkera. unnbie to keeD In the road, result
MANY NEW FEATURES
i- PAtr, tuic urm
m" 'tnn
i In keeping with previous Lincoln i
county fairs, the 1922 event will keep
up Its former renuta'ion alonR the ,
line of improvement and will this
year show some brand now features
, which are bound to be highly enter- Dr. Derfllnger and County Agent breeder ln the vicinity of Portland,
talning land Inntructive. The Boy's Cooter are busy testing cows for tub-j,BB been secured by Mr. Cranio to
and Girls' Calf Club wrth 20 odd ca'.ves, erculosls. Tho Burnt Woods aera has .judge the poultry exhibit. The fair
(heir parades and judging contests, Is been completed and a total of nine board has gone to considerable ex
a guaranteed attraction. The dog and reactors found. LaiV year some , pense ln order to secure these compe
pony show described elsewhere wlU twenty head of cattle acror,B tho line, tent judgas and It Is hoped that the
likely be the bicgest event of Its kind in Benton County reacted and the public will appreciate and profit la
ever shown In Toledo. The livestock Burnt Woods reople have been vory the decisions awarded by these ex
exhibits will be exceptionally good, anxlou to hove their cows tested pertB. ln order that the fair be prop
probably twice as large as ever before and from tho results had Just cause erly educational as It should be, tha
and with much more qua'.lty. Every for their suspicions that there might reasons for the Judges' awards Bhould -department
of the Fair has been re- be Infected cows in the neighborhood, j be understood by the laymen, and it
organized, and profiting by the exper- Tuesday testing was begun In the,jg hoped that the fair visitors this -lence
of the past will run -long with , Lower Silets In the vicinity of the year will be on hand to witness the
clocklike precision. t j newly organized Cheese factory. I judging ot the various exhibits.
i
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LAHbC Lib I UT rKIZcb
EXHIBITORS AT FAIR THIS YEAR;
COMPETITION WILL BE SPIRITED
.
. nxt , , . ,, , , . . ,
"r'zes Offered for All Industries That County Is Adapted to In-
eluding Dairying, Livestock, Small Stock Raising Poultry.
c .. c , , . .,!,,. . . 6 ' J'
Fruit- Fa"m Products of All Varieties; Lumbering, Boys and
i Girls Clubs, etc. Special Prizes by Toledo Merchants.
.
- CARNIVAL WILL BE
AT
T,
Mr. James Duff of Columbia
Beach Amusement Company
tAfMi u- iAi:t.u. c-..-l
Will Come Hero With Farris
Wheel, Merry-UO-Round and
Everything.
.
on. .root fot,. m . ,
ih.i h. ko i ... ..- ..il
h,j i it. otf .i i
Bi' VV'O
or Ldnclln county a real good time
.mn'nvmnt ? tho n.vif a?'" " 1.,
erap.oyiuent of the Dun Amusement
Co., of Columbia Beach. Mr. James
Whflo .(tnnilfna tk. f.l. V. U Ua
Duff himself will be in charge of this
.", " j u' .' kJ "
th. n5.n to Toledo a
nival. There will be a merry-go-round.
ferrls wheel and everything that goes
to niak; this sort of entertainment a
Bllnn... T ,. T, . ft .... .. I .... .1 t..A
.
Mne that the fcir board insisted that
'.a
he make Toledo again this year.
Through the co-operation spirit
shown by the Southern Pacific Co.
the fair board la able to assist Mr.
Duff ln making arrangements to get
hi. n . .n l. .. . 1 1 . 1. . n nj .1.
vw" "o-d ouU
boa"d la Pleased to announce to the
n, k8 hand f rOV5?'U,P8 0 0161
' wl" JeiJ?L8 L,f.. f!J- lh. h'
MnMr tJS?r Uth Tn.tl, n tn' w.
'"?Vll!J
must have Its money s worth and the
hwumuhiuu. ... ......
1 '"
i Mrs. W. E. Peterson returned from
Oakland, Cal., Saturday after an ex-
tended visit at the home of her brother
Mr. Will Hoefline, at that place.
JAZZ ORCHESTRA TO
FURNISH MUSK
DANCES FAIR WEEK
e ,, ,.,.
Serenaders Will rea-
, Corvallis
ture at Fair With Musical Se- farm,, the most extensive prize list la
lecttoos; Both Afternoon and offered. Awards will be made In
Fvonino- Concert Ith'8 department on the following
tvening concerts. I re. garden productg and vegetables
1 16; field products, grasses and forage
The verv host music to be had has piant8 is; grain, 15; orchard prod
been arranged for fair week. The 0cts, green, dried or preserved, 15;
"SerenadeTs" of Corvallis will be on arrangement and decoration, 10; qual
Vand to render both afternoon and .y 30; total 100.
ovontntr pntlPAria Thta Rnmn Til 11 wtf 11 1 , I. nnln,nJ h. tho hail tho
.1 . .. . ... ii..,.J.
organization gave a nance in loieuo jexhlblts in district displays snai: no,
recentv and those who had the plea-;compete in separate entries.
RiirA tn nttntid wilt lined nn further. 1 thto Honaptmont an nnnrnnrtnto.
aBHUranre of their ability as must -
clans. There will be band concorts
both afternoon and evening specializ
ing In feature and sole numbers.
I To thoBe who enjoy "skipping the
light fantastic" there will be no end
of pleasure as the "Serenaders" will
play the latest In fox trow, ttreumy
waltzes and tfthor Into dances in the
.Legion Hall every afternoon and even
Ine. This is tho beBt dance floor and
ing in hlo mnnlnir into a tc!onhone
W breaking It off nd -emol
his machine. Tho occupants of the,
al ? lh:" "Tne,r,,,nnCe bUt
R TESTINC IS
BEING CONTINUED. V
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! I
niTrnrn
Untntll
The prizes to be distributed this
your at the county fair to the winners
of the various exhibits outstrips any
thing heretofore offered. Although
lacking the space to enumerate the
various prizes, the following will give
some idea of the liberality of the fair
board in getting the prize list to
gether. Livestock Department.
I Division 1 and 2 In the livestock
department with L. A. Hu bert as sup.
erintendent, 45 prizes are to be
aw"led, ranging from 15 down in
first, second and third prizes, for the
begt Bpeclmt,n8 ot catHtie, Huk
several different breeds. Grand
(Champion ribbons will also be award-
led. The breeds are divided Into
Iclasses as follows: Class A Short-
horns; B Herefords; C Polled An-
gus; D Holsteln; E Ayrshlres; F
!..,. Potto- Hfir
Jerseys; G fat Catt.e; H Grade
Milk Cows. In this same division
there Is also a ret of prizes for milk
, ... , ,,
".'""".PJ0"0":.?.!8. Ti"
be given to the cows producing the
I most butterfnt in four mllklngs, first.
1!! th
three best milk producers.
Sheep and Goats.
Division 3 and 4 Forty-eight prises
are to be distributed to sheep and
KUUL UWIIUIH Jk llie Luuiuy. xiiu lieu
i l li. -'
ini, ah b.Tecii of 8"eep- Angora
and Milk goats.
nivlulnn K A nfro Hut nf nrtTAR ill
als0 t0 D0 Hwarded In this department
whicn inciU(in Bn breeds of swine,
Poultry and Pet Stock.
-niuiainn aii hrosH. nf ciiirVono.
geese, ducks and turkeys are en-
tlUed t0 etlter foP njpl awards in
thl9 division. Also pit game and oth-
ef Pure bred fowl. The committee
.ore tor and teed all towls and
othe'' exhlbita:.m. the poultry departr
monl a.d ,g0 transport from the To-
Jed0 aep0t t0 me poultry DUtiamR na
rotiirn at r1nsR nf fnlr tn ToIrHa Ha.
t free of cnarKe al, exhibits entered.
A p orable is superintendent of this
aVBoni An appropriate HbI of
nrizpc Is offered.
Division seven Includes a list ot
prizes for Boos and Honey; Division
8 rabbits.
Dairy Department
Division 9 In the Dairy department
with H. R. Hartley as superintendent,
sets of prizes are offered for both
creamery and ranch butter. There
are also prizes offered for the best
grades of cheese.
Agricultural Department.
Division 10 rtn the agricultural de-
ipartment, including grains, grasses.
forage, vegetables and all varieties ot
frit a. rac.t everv nroduct of the
I " '"u ""' T". ?
L.hlhlt. rarofullv selected and taste-
fully arranged, can do more In adver
(Continued on page 8)
JUDGES SELECTED
TO PICK WINNERS
, M. Dickson and E. L. Potter,
Livestock; Prof. G. R- Hyslop,
General Exhibits; J. M. Garri
son, Poultry.
J. M. Dickson, who Judged the live
stock at the Lincoln County Fair last
year, will be the dairy cattle Judg
Am.ii.i n. k.
again this year. E. L. Potter, head
b selected Tto 'judge the"'uvo,tock
exhibits other than the pot stork and
poultry. Professor G. R. Hyslop. head
of the crops department of the O. A.
will Judge the general exhibits.
J. M. Garrison, premier poultryman ot
the northwest, who has long been a