k Rotary Club Offers
Sweepstakes Cup To
Champion 4-H Club
KUmeth Kill In Rotni'y club Is
offering revolving swoon
stakes ciii) In urdir tu stlmuliilo
Hioui) activity uiiionu 4-H club
members ut tho junior livestock
' show tu bn held ut tho fair
grounds 8t)tiiibvr 10-17. The
cup Is offered to tho 4-H live
ii took club making tho bent all
nround showing.
Judgment (or tho cii) will bo
based on Hut porcantugn of immi
been showing; hcrrismiinshlp,
which Includes iipiioariiiico of ox
hlbllor, iiiilmulii u n d pons;
sportsmanship; premiums won;
completeness of record books,
Tho club him iinnouiiccd tbut
nil livestock must arrive nt tho
fairgrounds between I) h, m,,
mid iiDoii. Sunday, September
10. Weighing, fitting mid prcpar
at Ion of stock will continue nil
day. liny mid Htmw will be fur
nished by tho fulr bonrd. CI ruin
and other concentrates iniiHt bo
lurulsliod by exhibitors.
Judging and showing will bo
held Monday from 0 u. in., to 9
p. in., followed by n bnrbecuo,
prenvntiitlon of awards from tho
grandstand, mid concluding with
no nudum sine in i p. in,
There will be tin Individual
HAlcn of sifted Block by exhibi
tors, It was Muted.
Awards offered lire nnnounccd
follows:
Four-H Itotiiry sweepstakes
award, Kliuiiuth Kalis Itotiiry
club; Uerlram's uwurd, llerl
rani's Jewelry (tore; 4-11 beef
feeding contests, I'ucKIc Supply
Cooperative, $25 victory bond;
grand champion ulcer, T. I). Wat
tern, S!!5 victory bond; rcsrrvo
Kraiul champion, Charley Head
Saddlery, reins.
Beef fitting and showmanship
content: first Hereford division,
$2t victory bond, by Cuirln'g
for Drugs; second Hereford divi
sion, fancy show hiilter by Dick
Itccder's iitorc for men; first
Aberdeen Annua division, 329
victory bond by Dick Miller and
company; second Aberdeen An-
Sua dlvlalon, fancy ahow halter
y Dick Heeder: first ahorthorn
dlvlalon, 125 victory bond by
Scars Hoebuck unci company;
second thorthnrn dlvlalon, hoot
nippers and fetlock cllppera by
Currln't for Drugs. '
Champion Jeraey female. $23
victory bond, Long's Apparel
shop; chnmplon Guornaey fe
male, $23 victory bond by
Shaw'a Stationery; grand cliam-
Eton dairy female, $30 war
ond, Scars Roebuck and com-
5 any, and an all-wool blanket,
. C. Penney and company; re
serve grand champion, $30 vic
tory bond, Dick Itccder's,
Dairy ahowmiinahlp contest
flrat, $23 victory bond, Dick Mil
ler company; second, $10 mer
chandise order, third $3 mer
chandise order, fourth, $2.80
merchandise order, Montgomery
Ward and company. 1
Dairy herdsmanshlp contest;
flrat, $23 victory bond. Mur
phry'a Seed atore; second, $6 In
defense atampa, and third, $4 in
defense atnmps, Raymond dairy,
Grand champion fat lamb:
ribbon, $25 victory bond, Scars
Roebuck and company. Grand
champion ewe breeding ribbon,
all-wool blanket, J. C, Penney
and company. Sheep showman
ship contest; first,. $10 In do
foiuio atampa nnd second, $5 In
defunso stamps, California Ore
gon Power company. Best sheep
exhibit; first. $25 victory bond,
Lee Hendricks Druus: second.
$7.80 merchandise order, Mont
gomery ward and company,
A apodal awnrd la being of.
fercd by Henry Bemon, a $100
victory bono, a calf to the etc
serving one, J. L. Jacobs and
Sons; another calf to be award
ed by L. j, Horton of Olcno,
Grand champion fleece: $5
merchandise order, Hlbbs' Cloth
ing store. Poultry; $10 mer
chandlso order. Peonies Wore
house; $10 merchandise order,
J. w. Kerns Implement. Rabbits:
$10 merchandise order, Mur
phcy'a Seed atore.
Regular Army
Enlistments Urged
Ma). Gen. William E. Shcdd,
commanding general of the
ninth . service command, head
(piurters at Salt Lake City,
Utah, announced today that ef
fective. Immediately enlistments
for the regular army are now
auinorucci lor pnysicany quau-
noci men between tne uges oi it)
to 34. years of age. inclusive.
Choice of arm or branch of serv.
ice and overseas theater will be
6lven to men who enlist In the
nited States army.
united States army recruiting
stations are now In operation at
tho post office maiding In Salem,
Eugene and Klamath Falls. In
addition to the main recruiting
office, 614 S. W. 11th Ave,, Port,
land, Ore.
ITALIAN VENOM
ROME,-Sept. 7 fP) Allied
soldiers, swinging fists and fir
ing pistols, fought off Jealous
Italian youths Wednesday night
when they attempted to strip the
clothing from two Italian girls
tho soldiers' were escorting. It
was the second such' Incident In
two nights.
Underwear ,
50 ond 100 Woolen
Underwear
Available In Unions,
Shirts and Drawers.
lias 111$
-DREW'sJ
MANST0RE
TU Mala St
OPENING ANNOUNCED
MERRILL Oponlng of ' the
Sharp Grain company general
warehouse for handling clover
seed, hay, gruln ond potatoes,
was announced niursuay oy
E. Sharp, Morrill.
The new bus mesa Is located
on the Great Northern right-of-
way, one block north of Main
street, Tho warehouse has a
floor apace of 144 by 80 nnd la
enulDDcd with tho luteal pipe
nnd modern cleaning equipment
for both clover seed nnd grain.
Clair Miller was In chargo of
construction on tho building,
A. R. Wlckhum, formerly as
sociated with the Intcrmountuln
Seed company, Twin Falls, Ida.,
with 15 years experience, will
bo In chargo of tho cleaning de
partment. Tho company will handle poul
try and stock feed also, Asso
ciated with Sharp will bo Robert
C, Burleigh of Merrill. Sharp
was manager for six years at the
Morrill mill, coming here from
Redmond, Ore., where he was
affiliated with the Deschutes
Grain and Feed company,
La Grande Man May
Be State D. A.
PORTLAND, Sept. 7 (IV)
Henry Hess, La Grande, report
edly has been recommended to
President Truman by the at
torney general ' us U. S. district
attorney for Oregon.
Lew Wallace, national demo
cratic committeeman, said the
national committee's executive
vice-chairman told him Hess'
recommendation was "under
stood" to have bcon made.
Friday, Sopt. 7, 194S
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"Announcing The Opening"
SHARP GRAIN CO.
Merrill, Ore.
Buyers-"
Clover Seed
Hay Grain Potatoes
Equipptd with latest type machine
to clean your clever teed and grain
Cleaning Dept. Manager A. R. Wickham
Fifteen Yean' Experience
Intermountaln Seed Co., Twin Falls, Idaho
C. E. SHARP
Phone 6804 1
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