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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, BoJem, Orogoa
MomU, aWotombor 7. 1951
Elimination Contest
loops Showmen Alert
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By CLAUDS 8TEN8LOFF
Oregon's greatest livestock
elimination contest for selec
tion of 804 blue ribbon winners
and 21B breed champions at the
State Fair went into high gear
early this morning after some
opening Judging on Saturday
and Sunday.
Guernsey, Holsteln and
Brown Swiss dairy cattle, Here
ford beef animals, Duroc Jer
sey, Chester White and Poland
China twine Ulled the out-oi-doors
Judging arenas with tem
porary facilities set up for over
flow. Southdown, Dorset, Cor-
riedale and Romney sheep were
being judged in the inside are
na of the sheep bsxn.
Because of the close compe
. - tition and Increased entries in
many departments Judging is
expected to run through Wed'
netdayBy nightfall that day
$39,000 wtll have been award
ed in premiums to adult class
- exhibitors at the Fair.
Three porcine contestants
will not be present when time
comes to Judge them. Pre-show
excitement and high daytime
temperatures over the week
end caused the death of three
fat ahoats. F. L. ZieUnskl of St
Paul lost a yearling boar and
fat barrow, both Poland Chi'
nas. A yearling Spotted Poland
China boar owned by Elmer
Stangel of Wilsonville also died.
Experts cxplalh that porkers
are prone to such trouble since
they are encased in a tnlcK
mesh of fat and have but six
sweat glands, three on the in
side of each front leg.
Stripling stock Judges went
to work early In the 4-H Judg
ing contest Shifting from class
to class in two rings they hope
to biue picked team and Indi
vidual winners in time to clear
the way for 4-H dairy Judging
at 1 p. m.
Dairy showmanship and
dairy stock Judging will occupy
Future Farmers during the day,
Jim P. Hall of Salem exhib
ited the champion water fowl
in poultry Judging completed
yesterday. It was a White Chi.
nese old gander goose.
Aldon Wilkie, Newberg, re
tired basebaU pitcher for the
Salem Senators, pitched anoth
er strike to win the champion
cockrel award in Rhode Island
Reds, the strongest breed of the
show.
The grand champion bird of
the show wss a Wnite rock nen
entered by Bob Wolfralm of
Portland, after a cock of the
same breed was picked but
eliminated because it was over
weight. Wolfralm also exhib
ited the champion hen.
Chamnion cock of the show
was a Barred Rock entered by
C. B. Wheeler of Goshen. Rus
sell's Hatchery, Corvallls,
showed the champion young
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White Wyandotte owned by
Jack Davies, Portland, was
champion bantam. Turkey
champion was a Bronze hen
entered by E. Paul Agee, Al
bany.
L. X. Mickelberry of Port
land, who Judged the poultry,
said that while there were some
outstanding individual piras,
the general quality of the show
wss a bit under mat oi jvoi
when be also plsced the win
ners.
X. D. Baseman of Salem ex
hibited the senior and grand
chamnion Nubian doe in milk
goat Judging conducted yester
day. Roseman also naa we soie
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classes. Mrs. Mary Bose of
Portland had the Junior chant
pioa Nubian and junior cham
pion Toggenburg. Senior and
grand champion Toggenburg
doe was owned by Mrs. Leonard
Kennedy of Boring. X. M. An
son of Boring had all but one
first prize and both champions
in Saanens. The small showing
was Judged by Robert Casebeer
of Portland.
Salem, rabbltry owers did
well in rabbit contests. Carroll
Harlow had "best of breed" in
Silver Fox; Xrnie Pyw had
"best of opposite sex" In the
same breed. Both awards for
Rex went to Danny Fredrick
son. Jimmy Fredrickson did as
well in Hamalayans. First for
commercial roasters went to
Stella Fredrickson. Rex Fur
first, R F Babbitry. : .
Fritz Klauss of Dallas took
the award for Best Doe Lit
ter. He also had best opposite
sex for New Zealand Whites.
The Tuesday judging calen
dar Includes: Jersey and Ayr
shire dair y cattle, Shorthorn
and Aberdeen Angus beef cat
tle, Spotted Poland China,
Berkshire, Hampshire and
Yorkshire swine; Shropshire,
Cheviot, Columbia and Cots-
wold sheep. F.F.A. boys will
work on swine showmanship
and swine Judging. 4-H young
sters have sheep showmansmp
at 8:30 with beef showmanship
at 10. Sheep and beef Judg
ing will be held in the after
noon. , . "
Aberdeen -Angus breeders
will hold a nauction sale at 1:10
Wednesday in the auction sale
arena.
Member Drive by
Lebanon Chamber
Lebanon Plans for the an
nual fall membership drive of
the Lebanon chamber of com
merce are complete, according
to Jack Davis, chamber vice-
president and membership
chairman.
A goal of 30 new members
has been set for the three-day
campaign starting Sept. 22.
All businessmen and firms of
the area not now members will
be contacted. Commenting on
the number of current mem
ber, Davis said It Is now at an
all-time high. More than 270
Individuals and firms compose
the roster.
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Frederick Marion Hoblitt, formerly of Silverton, who
was killed when his automobile crashed into the rear end
of a bus near Canby Saturday morning.
Bennett Selected
As Youth Speaker ;
Dr. Tom Bennett, professor
of philosophy at Willamette
university, has been selected as
one of 45 key youth leaders of
the Oregon Methodist confer
ence to attend a leadership
training retreat on the United
Christian Youth movement at
Camp Magruder, Bar View,
Ore., September 8, 8 and 10.
Dr. Bennett ana Kev. ugene
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tiaubach, conference director
of youth work, will supervise
and direct the training classes
and panel discussions in prepa
ration for sub-district and lo
cal training sessions later in
September.
Hoblitt Rites
To Be Delayed
Silverton Funeral services
will be held later in the week
for Frederick Marlon Hoblitt,
J, fatally Injured Saturday
morning in an automobile
accident. The time will be an
nounced by the Ekman Fu
neral Home. He was a resi
denfof San Francisco.
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Hoblitt was a member of a
prominent local family, his
father, John Hoblitt, was own
er and publisher of the Silver
ton Appeal Tribune for many
years. The business now is
managed by the mother, Mrs.
John Hoblitt, his brother, Mah
lon Hoblitt. with another
brother, Lowell Hoblitt as ad
vertising manager.
Born in Silverton, July II,
1014, the youngest member of
of the children of the John
n.kiiM h eradiuted
the local schools and was in
his senior year at the Univer
sity of Oregon when he en
listed in the Marines, March 2,
1(40, serving until 1948, being
discharged on March 7.
Hoblitt baa three children
living in San Fraaclsco.
Being adept In the learning
of languages, he became famil
iar with the Japanese language
following his capture on Cor
regidor and serving 3tt years
in the prisons of Osaka and
Tokvo. He held international
feme as an Interpreter. He
testified aa expert witness at
the 1047 war crimes trials,
being officially returned to
Japan for several months for
this purpose. In January of
this year Hoblitt was sent to
New York to testify in the war
crimes trial when John David
Provoo was convicted. ,
He wsa in pubLe relations
service in San Francisco, and
was making a trip to Silverton
to visit members of bis family,
when he met death by acci
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