TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1S2L
G
fHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND; OREGON
fESTS PEER
OREGON WHEAT IS
NORTHV
DECLARES HYStOP
"Oregon groivn wheat la auprtor to
ir other North western wheat," said
rofeasot George R. Hyslop of O. A. C,
wonday afternoon, at tha land product
J.f w, in awarding tha sweapatakes prise
Tad aSammla of Waaro county. Tha
. and product ahow a bains held thla
ear. In ' connection with tha eleventh
Annual Pacific International Livestock
ibow HTna grain exhibit in tha land
deducts ahow brought out a lot of good
rn. wheat, oata and barley. The am
to of Hard federation wv.at grown on
try land by Ted Sammla of .Wasco
aunty, haa not bean exceeded In any
Vorthweatern ahow. It haa a test
teight of pound per bushel and
hard and free from mixture.
Tne com from Malheur county is
Ha equal of any I have ever aeen. ln
ludlna ritrn corn. Tha land ahow
' Ida fair to develop Into a great crop
. bow."
Tha Hard Federation wheat shown by
aramla I a new variety In Oregon. It
interesting to note that the' devlslon
I tha local show la tne reversal of a
.-cent deelalon at Pendleton, where
'lerbet Kggbert took first prixa away
.'ram Sammi.
Wheat .
Hard Winter W. w. Bsseaa. He?pnrr. tint;
k (. second j
'! t;inb Tulloeh A South. Pendleton.
Hi: Mai nmthers. Paadiatna. aeeoad
. Hard rederatift T. . aawaa. T" Ban,
eat; HerWrt Kubart, The I ilea, second.
Har Ked Kyii H. Thompson, Lake
mutt nnc
SOME PRIZE SPECIMENS . IN- VARIOUS LINES AT. PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL. SHOW
4
White Bprios l. Nsira. Amity, lint oa
Vtelad trllii; C. D. Nairn, second oa Sbade
.ed IIri
., Orar River Haas.) fair, raal
1 tea, lint; c. O. Oarvet. Ulead!, aeeoo.
arte
First Jh Ketaa. Onlarie; latosd. Georte
' WCoal, Lace .
rvrt. mak . Mm, Wash.
RICH fASTERN STOCK
BREEDERS SEE SHOW
(Continued From Tut One)
rf tha armament conference, of which
tta might have been a central figure
had hla colleagues swept tha presidential
nomination and election hla way, Mr.
Lowdan gave vent to a few opinions on
the coming arms parley.
There la a grea' opportunity for the
statesmen gathered there to make an
epoch In the world" history," he1 aald.
It la obvious to a student of modern
j conditions that war la the only game in
wntcn tne winner la also loser. I am
hopeful that tha statesmen can really
do something.'
XODEftX WAB SCOBEO
Tha. word "really." spoken as Mr.
Xowden ' vigorously pulled' a comb
through ample silver locks, implied that
aol too much was to ba expected. Ha
termed modem war aa a "brutal an
achronism." .
"No,T ba continued, "if tha nomina
tion had goaa soother way I wouldn't
have had Una to ba out her with tha
aowa."
I livestock; was hla favorite topic this
Holatelna on his Oregon. 111., frm. Until
Holatem on his Oregon. III., farm. Until
about eight years ago be was Interested
In 'Shorthorn cattle. Illinois changed,
however, from a producer of beef cattle
to dairy animals and Mr. Low den fol
lowed the trend. He believe that the
Pacific; coast, where cattle can ba out
of doors the entire year, will be in a few
yeara the biggest dairy products section
in the United Statea
Fredi rabet. wel-known by old timers
v for hla amber beverage put up In pinta
and quarts labeled with a blue rlboon, is
also a member of tha party. Under an
agreement reached with Mr. Volstead.
?hwever. the former brewer wlU confine
his output to the Holsteln product
'- bears caii. or risx
Frtd K. i Field, shoo magnate of
rorkton. Mans, Is another member of
..tho party who. having .cperU hla boy
f' kood days on a farm, boo answered to
the call of the dairy ranch. Mr. Field
own the UuU'htaad farm and three shoe
manufacturing plant in Brockton.
"I left-my fattier' farm to go to work
la a shoe plant I finally became super.
. latendent of one. then owner. Now I
own three. The shoe, plants and dairy
ranch aimoat adjoin one another."
W. Skmner. secretary of the Na
uonai Dairy association, and many
ether prominent In their states are In
eluded. Moat of them ere. eocompanted
y their wive. .
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HUBBARD
FANCIER B
rertUad. fla r. Una swd fr" wVwK. '
mcvoS s4 tiurf M. m b4 tM m- '
wai m. V. . Um 4
raws, nwl you fw. , - . I
Tmi, ah sa.
Wkm Vkymntmt j. a. cHrRa. taw,
aad tHifd evt. tm, and
On, awmma wi tjH kn.
S aaaaa, mm amBaa aa ar aaawfat
lllll III III llllllllfl II tnt OWN
unv uLV i i'uii tii.ni -.
Hi IJI ill III IllliXI II SpITi. TIAS:
A Black Ifiaoreo. cockerel owwod by O.
W. Speight ol Hubbard, Or., ran sway
with tho grand champion chicken rib
bon Monday afternoon at tho 1)11 win
ter ahow of tho Orogtm Poultry and Pet
Stock association, which is being bold
this rear in eonnoction with tho Paeifio
International Livestock exppeitlon. . The
award mean this fowl Is the finest bird
tn tho show this year,
William M. Coats of Seattle and
Thomas F. Rig of Iowa Falls. Tow a.
the poultry tudgeo, declare that much
better quality stock la below shown thla
year. Ceo bolleveo this 4o to the
higher entrance fee, which bu kept crqt
much, cf the cull' stock. The ahow Is
not any larger than laat year, but It haa
nevertheless overfilled the building set
aside for poultry exhibits.
Judging; in poultry will probably be
completed toaay.
roil owing are the new awards not
enounced previously In Tho Journal :
While abaorata Tan, fiat him, So C
KraJtb, Orecon Ctty. Cock, am prun, jia
Bora, roruaa; smM, WiJlUai Tarprr, RUk
bera, Cosaeecl. rlrat prun. Wilneaa Tnrpar: w
ead. Jacob Botm; third. Ro C. SmitB. Hnf
T-m ana ssoom ptibm, wuusa Topser: uurs.
Ray C Kmith. PuUM. tint sad seeood risak
Willi Topper: UUrd. Boy C Baiih.
Blark Tantihsa CoctejL ftm prise. Mt
m opsumis, pewmrc: wnt,
W. m. tftrhtrl. Uurd M eea.
gitoer Wesaamtea O. O. W tun. rMI&
Wrjreitfi In KhMU. 1111
a9 wev . .
Dark Jrahwa' D- . ZUokaidj, farUaa. a!
ia.
Black
berg. On eweml. ftm aad und POK: S.
at Haerta, Csa kn. eaooa earhanl aad so-
ead U.
Dark Caralia
fm eats. aaoM
OuUH; LMOanl
-Haaea VTaaiaea. rweHsad.
flnA sen. no
Heat eaaOet, ttra.
MOITM,
w. Wdawajra.
rm aeaaaaL t a4
iruai
Llaaa.
taard
A- . nsanm. reruava. tmnmt yawn na
wane tcea we t annsh Claade
etann. W aa.tcbaa. Waab all ara.
PKSCHUTrg YALLIT IMI
TThe quality of tho potatoes la tho
Und aHow Yzhiblt U remarkable," gald
Pro feasor George R- llyalop of O. A. C,
potato Judge at the land products show
held In connection with the Pacific Interv
national Livo Stock oxpoaition.
Samples of Burbtnks, Rural aad
AjneMann Wonders from Multnomah
county won first- In tnolr
the one. and five bushels display of
Dosoautos Valley Gems won first
thalr raanectlve classes and tha srand
roruBjai no, im saa i. a. una, rv- I . i . n-.
barm: third. Gtfttataa Brotbara.' I W. T. RobtnSOn. CrOahain, first; IfiVS
Bint-la Coaab Aacooa B. T. Btiacley. Jane-.l bushel display) same.
tHwClty, firat cock, flrat oorkard, firat bra. I Rod Fkianed (flv and One bushel dla-
J5: P.. Ta, J. irJ.1 pUy-W. T. Roblason, Groaham. first.
" .a5uc. uw.i-aN annv, D.k..v. fXT T nnKlnM firm
eookarai. aaooad ban, tat 'aad ooa4 pU4; Rural C- E. Purdy, Malheur county.
. rotwuje roiWMKV aaoooa roone tea, I lira l ; w. i . noomson. second.
Bin AadahukM kit Jama T. Baaa. Port-1 VattaA Rm.tvMMtkM aad fleaat
MftelTT. PiMuA. IiUJm. all oiaaa nub I "
bisti Comb Bhola laaad Raoa W. H
Uead. Len.arcood old pea, loarth yoaBs pa; I A large lake In the eonter of Tasmania
i-orU. aujLau dimmad a Brovlda alaclrtc
ii
I r.w - - . an -' f m
turn oia Den. aeooad mnc Dan: Mr. aad Mn. I . . . m
J. T. XanrL rorUaad. firat yeaas pea: K. & I throuxnout the Island.
bataria, Portlaad, third yoaat Pa.
Cnb Khoda Uaaa Rads-C3aada E.
Strain. Wenatehea. asoand aocfcerel; Mra. E. J.
AUaa, tnint coobrrel. inwt roa P; Mr.
urect. MSwaaAta, firat cacUrei. Uiird ou
Barred Root Georte Dears. Brat
meaUl eockeraL third and tetania aaUist. fust I
old pen: H. J. Batnlat. Portland, aeoeod. Uur I
and tilth eoek. roann eackaral: K. vv. Krvpaa. I
I loarth eoek; Diamick Wajdan. BubOae.
I aixta eookaral. nttk be: JiniHia rWUtryl
yard. TaceWa. fg U eockaral. first aad laario
bra. Mini pallet: Ben F. aveaney. Zkurena.
brat coekeael; C B. Wbealea. riaaaaat AtaX I
aeasad aad talid ooekarat. CUU yas paa; is I
I M. rorUBd. acoad ban. rtau suUatt taU I
roonr pen : J. 0. Watt. Koteae, third haa. I
I ttarta pallet: O. I- Turnar. kcea. fifth
aixih pullat: Chart BwkwUh. Partiand. firat
iuns ia; Bay lialtai. Taooau. feonh yoaas
Pen-
wmta ruavxua
Brter, ail naea.
CoiaaiWaa riraMaath Book H. B. Daaai
Paniaaa. firrt and aaooad baa. aaooad ooUat:
Henry L. Pi, ram. Idaha. faat aad Uurd
pellet.
I'artrviaa Flnaaath Baefc at a. AV. at. nich-
I ara. roruaaa. au svanu.
Black Minorca k. W. raiser. rorOaiML third
eockaral. aeeoad aHat; O. W. Bpatakt. final
Qncaerei! u. w. nuan reaiaiav- mat
turn nailat.
BiDxle Cewb Whit atinaeoa yaaob Bora.
Smith. Orrcoa City, foarth onek. third coeketel. I
purposes
QOOD for a-vorybxfy
t any tiaaan
Red Rock
Cottage
Cheese
It's klwiy$ racil Uodc nen
it's In the houtel You Jott
can't resist its restful, sp
petixint (Iivor.
third and loarth baa. third paiiat) WUlkua Taa
par, MUiaooro, aaooad aad tain
oerkerat. rirst baa ad hr
firat
"Sxar.'-VH. a-vO-: . rr? -.- . v-V. -
,khK2r - r jgo
ami rrrnn-iar n -Jm
Above, left, a 17 pound rabbit, which weighs more than many dogs. It is a steel gray flemish Ciavnt. At the right, first prize White Wyandotte
cockerel of the show, owned by J. A. Orfifen, Eugene." Center, twisket of fruit shown by Oregon Growers' Cooperative association, whlcb was
given s purple ribbon award of merit in the agricultural department of the land product show. Below, left, junior champion Guernsey cow,
owned by Mrs. Minnie W. Miller of Thousand Springs Farm, Wendell, Idaho. She is named Judy of Thatch Meadow. Right, first prize Barred
TXock coclr of. the Show, the property of George Downs of Portland.
AT SHOW IS KEEN
par, UUlaboro, aaooad
bilTer Caaipina Mr. Grace Baxdalar. iora I
laaiv au svarox - .
Hambniu U. G. Wherrr. Paretta. Idaba.
I fWat oock. firat cockerel, firat baa. tint paCrti
nailer goaa mm. aeaona nea. aatuua pallet.
IrkmnM.r W. K. Otw. all annk
Whit Omnium V. K. Huddan. Aston, find
cockerel, tlurd poJIat; U ht Atibba. tint aad
wcond pallet,
Baff Orpisrtonj E. t. Haenter. Eharvaed.
saaoad ooea. ai twin eecaarei: Binn MecJray.
rresh daily from the
RED ROCK DAIRY
Hillsdale
iWAtDS MiDr MOIPIT I'T
THE TAX STOCK P1TI3I05
Awards made Monday afternoon In
the fat stock division follow:
Hhorthoen at ears, apayed or Martin
heifers Championship to Washington
gf.t ! college on Jlfn.
iter ford ateera. apayed or. Martin
hifr CTiampionehip to tTfilverslty of
Idaho on Idaho Sensation. Thi animal
look the grand chaanplonnhlp over
ail anlmala In tha fat eattie d (Tlwion.
. Abeirdeen-Anua staeV. spayed or Mar
tin heifers Championship to; Congdon
A Battles. I i. : -.
Croas-bred steer, epayed or Martin
heifers Championship to Washington
State college on Rosedale Cam.
ADDITIONAL AWAKDS HADE
1J DRAFT H0B9E SECTION
Additional awards on draft horses, not
previously announced are :
FEBCHEROZtS
Champion mare D. F. Bunge of Al-
bany, Ore., on Qreatvette ; best four ani
mals. A. C. Ruby of Portland ; best two
animals either sex and any age, produce
of one dam, D. F. TJurge.
BELGIANS
Champion mare A. C. Ruby of Port
land on Chrlstabel ; best four animals.
same; beet two animals, produce of one
dam. same.
CLYDESDALE
. Champion stallion C. X. Old field of
Steveston, B. C on Wyoming " George ;
j . i . . , ar ...
junior ana reserve cnanpion Biainon, j.
r ueynoias son, la urande, or., on
Royal Stamp ; champion mare, C. N. Old-
field, on Ovama'a IdeaL Oldfie.ld alao
won flrat prizes for best four animals I
best two animals produce of one dam,
and . on grand display of best five ani
mals owned by exhibitor.
GREETING IS EXTENDED
They were met ait the Union sUtion
by O. M. Plummer, general manager of
the exposition, and F. S. Stimson, presi
dent, who escorted them to the Portland
hotel w here a aulte of 22 rooms had been
engaged.
Governor Oloott, Mayor Baker, Julius
Meier and other offlciala of the 1325
exposition board Joined the party at
tl :10 and all left for the stock show.'
Governor Hart of Waahlngton. who also
participated In the Governor's day pro
gram at the show, went to the exposi
tion grounda earlier.
CLUB SHOWS MEAT
CANNING METHODS
county? Thursday, Lebannon school,
i Linn county ; Friday, More school, Sher
man county; Saturday, Orient school,
Multnomah county.
The .canning of surplus meat stock Is
being ".demonstrated at the Pacific In
ternational Livestock exposition this
week, by members of canning club teams I ficiated at shows in almost every other
BABBIT SECTION WIITS HIGH
PRAISE FROM SHOW JtTDGE
That the exhibit of rabbits is as good
as any in the oountry is the assertion of
John C. Fehr. jade; In the' rabbit de
partment at the livestock show. Fehr
Sbys that no where haa he found such
quality and such good health of the
stock at any show. This is Fehr's first
visit to Oregon, although ho has of-
NORTHWEST SHEEP
HOLD THE R OWN
inning .. ",or . a Hasan, Osweco.
m the ,lMt ??!H: doe OBlor i"to bnek and
M.
C.
BEST BEEF STEER IN ENTIRE SHOW
, naA ill n i T' , --wntnaai sia-:-i. jfc.apr
.ItUbo KeiisaUon, Junior Hereford steer, winner of grand ewetvetl.m at livestock abow.
VaUvcralty of ldabo aaxt was bred by Herbert CtuuoJler of AXalicr, Or
of the boys' and girls' dlubs of the state Part of tho country. That the Senior
,v. a alSteel Gray Buck is the best rabbit he
the purpose of showing the farmer andhhe Flemish and New Zealands are the
his wife how easily surplus meat may I best quality that he has seen for several
be canned, instead of being sold at a ! vefe the statement of Fehr who be
low nrice iucca mac no Diier snow exists.
Tb canning tea.m demonstration is ..AW"D 'n w r0 aivlsion made
" i AionnaT nrwrnoon. whiVv, rinievu v
proving to be one of the most Interesting awards with the exception of the s.
eaucauonai exniDits oi tno r.vestoca ciais, iouow :
Show. . There are displayed products I aw sseaiaoil Ki w. F". ISnreh. Salem,
MniiHl hv -irl tbrmichmit tba atata. I rt janior dee; A. E. Petenen.' Portland, aee-
c I m.,!. 1m.m .1 a., n w .
During the past year 432 girr etab mem-J J" w,, iuTi.- SSSS
bers have canfted 21,073 quarU of pfOd- Mtry. Seattle, aeoond Jtrnior back- Twin
canned 8000 auarts. Miss Heln CoweiU ?. o. Enokxw, Taeoma. first baby junior bni
la naalatanf atata lnH leailAr tnr Hrocnn lb M: Hnmdt. Seattle, aeoond baby hinior buck:
and the demonstration, are being given ,Tf&. 'V&aZrJSZZ .ISd da.
fmhrl nf tH riflmaw. I SUteT
. . m .
i V""---"'11-3 vwu.ii.jr sue w mend Junior doe. secoed xminr knr-V- S
d.mnmlral on Xfnnriav Mkr. -t th. I . u senior BOCI, F.
nMj.ua, rwiaao, iua aenior irnoa :
team are Lola Llngle, Sylvia Rolf S and I Sprfmer, Hubbard, aeeond janior back.
Marjorte UeaeocK, with Mrs. O. E. Lin- Bin i.iant K. MeCuaaiim, Ta-
gle as leader. . , ? ZZZ SL.Z- "S" "
Other cannlna club teama will demon- I ... j ,. J . '
strata during the week as follows: Tues- I do; ZZZ hnii.' "a
day, Oak Grove school, Hood River. ncmiih Giant Gray ETi Horan, flntt teeior
lh, .himfltrtM Af Hruul y.i.f- . I uitt. junior memi n 1 trmcTitmy Timm. 91 .
Wednesday. GUbert school, Multnomah rrR'i-pV." TfL aoe;
rieran nt mat Eli Horam. first senior
bcok, junior doe. junior back and second senior
doe. junior bnr-k A tp. cv.. ,
first aenior doe; Spars Momenta Babbitry, Port-
iu. mcddq junior aoe.
-ncTea liiasts J. Ltwrenee, Sa Fran
efeeo. fas senior doe, junior bock, second sen-few-
do, junior do, janior back: H. E. Osborne.
. mu, rjri RDior ones and Junior doe.
nnu t lemifcii Utanta Mabel Carter Ta
coma, nm senior buck, aenior doe: J. T.
ofTTB. wHoenoaie, waao.. flnt janior doe;
MteCaaaauai, firt janior bock; 3. F. Smica,
secona seaior doe.
nunaiajaas a. Petertea. PoTtlasd. firrt
r nlor mK ana aeeoad. junior doe
" nm junior oe. second senior
doe; G. Bryant. Oak Grove, second aenior tack.
oiaca o.oenan tregon K4bbtt.iT. Corral lb.
.rnior oaca; rremont UabbMrr. Seattle,
iirsc senior nak. iimin. An ;
doe, janior back I. U Martin. Portiand. first
juaior bock, aoe ana litter: H N rVuu-i,
rwuaw, aeoana senior aoe, senior back.
Steel Gr-. l. Kt)t pnr.i.t t
'or doe: A. R. Patenoa. tint junior buck; Geone
Pratt. Portland.' second janior back.
Ftenusb Giant H. J. Fecbter. Tacena. fiat
aoe: r h. etoitx, iin-t senior bock, aee-
7-". raar ma; jaon atasaurr. aacond
buck. -
Amerieaa -Btaakraet lUkbftrr. Garden
none, inn Mun aoa, aeeond aeaor back:
saar alomeart Babbitry, first a ltd eooad jns-
aoe; a. u. oauaar. Moaao. CaL. una aeaior
aea. aaeoBO aesaor ooe.
- TJSf Q- Bryant of Oak Grea won
nm nuaajaraa. first Braaan ki 'tmi VMt.
flnt Red Eacluh; Srar slomenaa RanbitrT.
rat Broken Koxivft ; i. Xaraaea. . ga rxan-
oieo, sat nnii .reran.
, FETES ADVtKAt. MAYO
Salem. NOV. t. e Admiral tTanrv'T
i'Maye, former commander of the Pacific
Beet, waa the guest, of honor at a lunch
eon gtven by the Salem Klwaoia club at
the Marion hotel here this noon. Oor-
etaor , Olcott and Mayor Hahrorsen ex
tended the welcome of the state and city
to tne aisunajrutsnea guest.
.. .i ... im n ,. i.a . , i p.. u
Portugal Is increaaing ita, more than
t.00O.O9 -acreah of forests bjn aystematic
tree planting, x - r , . . - ,
-Northwest sheep and goats are holding
their own at the Pacific International
Livestock exposition in competition with
those shown from Montana, Texas and
New Mexico. During Monday's Judging
the Angora " goats shown by John B.
Stump & Sons of Monmouth, Or., carried
away the sweepstakes prise of I50O. and
F. T. Fox or Silverton took both cham
pion ram and - ewe in the Dorset sheep
class. All the prizes on Cheviots went to
It. A. Tmpleton of-Halsey, Or.
The awards to date follow :
DOfUETS
Champion ran. Flotd T. Fox. SUrertoa. on
Cleveland 249; champion ewe. Floyd T. Fox. on
Cleveland 280; beat flock. Fiord T. Fox; beat
flock brad by expo it or, best pan el four lambs,
best pen of four lamb bred by exaibitor and best
tret of sire and best produce of ewe, all to F. C
Aeednam, Albany.
CHEVIOTS '
AH prizes in. all claasea. both individual prize
and pen and flock prizes, captured by K. A. Tern
pleton of Halsey, Or.
IIOORA BOTS (Short Mohair)
Tn addition to wimuac mxmmtkm prize, th
animals won additional money girm by the Ore-
iron Monali Uoat association as fouows: Cham
pton buck aad $800 .aria money, to John BV
Stump. AV Sons af kfonaooth, as Orecoa Lad
85879; merra cbampua back nd-Z30 caao.
to 8. F. Zas8t Of hie to. Or., an 8. F. Z. 837:
third piia buck and (100 cash, to J. B. Stump
ac bona, oa wrecon Lad azs.
WilUana Stddaa A Son of Monmanth eakiinred
first prisa oa beat foar head, best four bead bred
by exaibitor, beat pea tour kids (mixed aaxea).
best pea lour kids tber sex) bred by ex
hibitor, and best four individuals ret of one air.
The prise for the best two tndlvfckaals set of on
doe went to ft. w. noet oi Salem.
Supreme Court
Finds Member as
Trial Judge Erred
Salem, Nov. S. The decree of Judge
John McCourf of the Multnomah circuit
court, now Justice John McCourt of the
Oregon supreme court, in the case of
Charles Brown vs. John Austin and Ar
thur Gardner, executors of the will of
George Gardner, deceased, was reversed
in an opinion by Chief Justice Burnett
and handed down . by the court thla
morning, remanding the case to a new
trial. .
The case binges about a -will contest,
in which Brown, who aras allowed only
$400 tn the Gardner will, sued for a one
fourth interest In a $12,000 estate, win
ning his point in the lower Court. The
supreme courj. in reversing Judge Mc
Court, points out that he erred in refus
ing to allow a motion for nonsuit in the
case, which had been appealed by the
executors. -
' Swine breeders are facing thi keenest
competition of any of the breeders at
the Pacific International Livestock; ex
position. Hogs have been brought to the
show from almost every western state
by breeders anxious to capture the pur-
Dle ribbons.
In the Duroo-Jersey class the xucnaras
Livestock company of Virginia, Idaho,
and the Sierra Vista stock ranch or lJer
rls, CaL, ran away with many of the
better prises. Robert Leisy of Wisner,
Neb., is iudalnir the Duroc-Jerseys.
In the Chester-White class the -awards
were divided considerably between Ore
gon and Washington breeders.
The results follow :
DUROC-JERtKYt
Senior and stand champion boar, Richards
Livestock company; Virginia, Idaho, oo Giant
Sensation; junto champion boar, G. Osbona
Sarales. Johnaan. Wash.f on Cresceaf Great I
Am; senior and srand,, champion sow. Sierra
vu... awk nnMi IvrHa Cal.. oa Hansatioa
Queen; junior champion aow, J. E. Thorp, Locke
ford. Cal, oa Jiaaond fcenaatioa Lady.
Best exhibit, boar and three soa over on year,
year, bred by exhibitor: four animals xet of one
tire, aad foar antmala. prodao of aaa warn, all ta
Sierra Vista Stock ranch of Penis, CaL
Best exhibit, bear and threa saw aader
w r j v THom. LKkeford.'CL
Beat' exhibit boar ad ton saw aader ana
year, owned and bred by exhibitor, Richard
LivestocK lo., virtmia, laano.
Special herd prises Mjerea ny Tne nauo-ai
Duroo Jersey Beeord association. Sierra Vista
Stock ranch, Parrta, Cal., $30; J. B. Thorp.
Lockeford. CaL. S2S : Richards Ursstock com
pany. Virgin ia, ldabo $20; G. 0barn Swaiea.
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CHE ITER WHITES
Senior and erand champion boar, Caaa A.
Nichols. Salem, on Oreson Buster: junior cham
pion boar, to Fred Hoffman, Albion, Wash.,
senior and grand champion aow, H. 8. Curtis.
Faloase, Waah., oa Upal; junior enamnion sow,
Xd Schoel. Albany. Or., on Bentaa Queen.
ataat nhibit hoar aad thrae aow aver en
year: four animal., get of one aire, foor animals
proaace of one sow, to lass A. nienou. aaasni.
Bast exhibit boar and tore sow nwier was
year and boar and three aow aader on year
owned and bred by exhibitor, aa Bcaoc ai
Alby.
RKaHIRES
aenior and rrand champion banr. ainiane
Wat. Pleasant Grove. Vtaht janiar ehampvoa
knar. Oreeon Aeriimltaral colleae. - Gorvalb;
junior and fraud champion ow, O. A. C. ; senior
ehanxnioo sow, Ashlan farms.
Bast exhibit boar and tnrea aow over l year.
boar and three sows over 1 year owned aad
bred by exhibitor, ail to Aaalaa nam, rieaiant
Grove, Utah.
xaat cuuou mar aaa wins am wn j .
boar and three aowa aader 1 year owaed and
brad bv exhibitor. ' foar tnimsls set of
sir, foar animals prodnee of ee sow, au 9
O. A. C.
mm aan ruisit
Janior and srand cbaaratna boar, to C. K.
Loe. Suverton. Or. senior cnampioa ooar, sa
VV. Mav. Tarmenisk. Wash.
Kartbwest Ronndop Poiand China futarltl
priiaa Bwiior par, bears: W. A. May, Too
smiih. Wash. ISO : Hub Waher Toanuead.
Uantana. VZi-. C. K. Loe. 8irverton, 120; Hock
nlr Tri,nl UnL 1S- Rmil Cl I W
Silverton. Or, S10: A. U Wuaon. Kamp.
Idaoa. S3 Junior pica, Boars: A. i. perklsas
Kamna. Idaho. Hi: Ambroa W. Jomsa,
Nampa, Idaho. (30; A. L. Wiboa, 120: Hash
Kalkcr. 11: C. K- Lot, lit: Herbert W&lud.
Day too. Or.. SB. - a
Introducing the
Norman-Shoulder-TppCOat
Snappy, yet not too snappy;
different, but well within the
bounds of good taste, this
beautifully tailored coat is
designed for men who wish
to dress .above the ordinary.
The Gorman Shoulder, exclusive
- with this estabiishtnent, permits of
a perfectly hung Sleeve and a collar
which is In a piece with the coat,
.when turned tip aa It is tn its nor
This collar Is Just aa attractive
equally pleasing, including the rea
equillr pleasing. Including -the rea
sonable, price. We have several
coats on hand ready to wear.
Drop in tome time
today and tee them
is U Sketched
i'l 3 from
life..
NORMAN BROS.
Tailor to Men and Women
101-106 Mezzanine Floor Northwctern Bivnk B14.
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Salem, Nov. 8. Application for a re
hearing of tha case involving the locav
tion of a grade crossing at Lorentsen.
near Quarts, Baker county, has been
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by the ' Oregon-Washington Railroad A
Navigation company.
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