Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-14
AON lO JUDGE swine
The National Association Of Expert
Judges Of Swine Hold
Meeting.
School Of Instruction and E1amina.
tion Of Candidates for Ger.
tiflcates as Experts.
Ames Students Pass in Good Form
The Unitarians' Summer
School
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speclal to Tlmeg-Republican.

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Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines, July 1a.-At the recent
meeting of the National Association Of
Expert Judges for Swine, in Des
Moines, school of instruction and an
examination was held for The purpose
of issuing certificates as expert judges
to those who were qualified. The class
taking the examination was the largest
and the work done was the most cred.
liable in the history of the association.
OF the twenty-five contestants who
took the examination thirteen We're
practical breeders from the various
states and twelve were students from
the Iowa Agricultural College. The ex-s
animation vas conducted by COM
mittee of three practical breeders OF
recognized standing as expert judges:
viz. Hon. B. r. Vale of Davenport,
Iowa; w. y. Swallow of Bonneville,
Iowa. and F. A. Shafer of Campbell,
Iowa. At the conclusion of the exam
inatioE eight certificates We're granted
to the following persons: For judging
Poland Chinas. Henry Palmer Ames;
j. j. Navra Cedar Rapids; George NJ.
Rommel. Ames; j. w Kegley. Ames;
and a. w. Mershon, Newton. For judg-
ling Dllroc Jerseys. j. W. 4kesley.
Ames: L. a. Haw, Ottumwa;s and Hen
ry Palmer, Anes.
Seven out of eight of these certifi-
cates went 10 the students of the Iowa
4 horticultural Cole ge. The fact that
.lthese students We're able to obtain sew,
1 en- out of the eight certificates granted,
lin competition with the leading swine
4 breeders and expert judges of America.
4 and examined by a committee of practl-
3|5cal men, furnishes unmfstakable evil.
4 Ildence of the thorough and practical IN
4 structicn that the students are receir-
Il ing in these lines at the Iowa Agricul-
ltural College 1t was stated that the
examining committee was more exact
ling in It's requirements this year
X than ..er bsfore. This is probably .n-
4 ldicated by the, fact that cniy one our Of
thirtee, of the breeders taking the eN-
a animation was granted certihcate.
The additional facilities for instruction
n in animal husbanary afforded by the
new stock judging pavilion now being
Z erected and the high class being added
to the college flocks and herds, VIII
!. make this work even stronger than it
!; has been in the past.
J, The Unitarians of the state are arr
J, ranging TO mold summer school al
:. Lake Okoboji during August. II VIII
: begin Sunday. Aug. 5. and continue
ii three weeks. This will be modelled
something afterthe plan of the famous
t Concord Summer School of Philosophy
q 1t offers a very attractive combination
I | of intellectual and physical recreation
q The subjects treated will be mostly of
!. popular character and the lectures vii
. be entertaining and interesting as vel
as Instructive The school is to be helc
X In the pavilion on Manhattan Beach
+ This entire property is under the con
I troll of the local committee of the sum
\ mer school and Very reasonable rate
: have been made for accommodations a
! this place. Unfurnished cottages ma.
: be had. also boarding In any style L
!. n. suit the pocketbooll of the visitor. TIL
:, announcement of this new undertaking
- gives information concerning it as fol
s lows:
i Lecturers-Professo Loos, of tn
!. University Of Iowa: Professor Carrutf
"a of the University of kansa. and Dl
4, Ward, at one time lecturer at Harvar
{ University. will occupy the main hou
Z of the forenoon session and bring to =
q the methods and conclusions of the bes
,f schools. Rev. LaZenby. who recent
&. Icame from Englandto fill Robert Col
- yer's old Unity pulpit, Chicago, ha
:, taken a strong hold on his America
"a audiences. His subjects are most a.
,d tractive and his treat OF them
sure TO delight his heares. Rev. Mar
Fl. Jenney and Rev. Adolph Rosbac
5. are we'll educated ministers of the sta
who keep abreast of the new thougl
# and will discuss some OF our recel
= purpose novels in fresh mann
y and to valuable conclusions. The thr'
4 Utopias are to be presented BY Re
Williams, a minister of the state Who
=. =. especially interested in sociologic
" questions. by Mrs. Melida Pappe,
rs leading member of the Unity Clu
Sioux City, and by DR.. Ward. Re
~ ~, Elinor F.. Gordon and Rev. Arthur
: Judy. who take the first hour IN Z
. forenoon. have made philosophic stu
les a specially and are we'll equipped
~ help those who are trying to clear UP
"a bit of their philosophy of life. Profe
~ sor Shimek, of the University of low
~ ~. who may give the Science Walks a
y ~ Talks, is one of the strong young m
of the University, He has spent co
siderable time in the Okoboji regi
ms and is consequently we'll prepared
8. make the region interesting to his st
dents
Lectures and Classes-s:3o a. m. Da
- Except Saturday-First, Second a
Third Weeks
| Subject: The Truth Which is F
lss vealed by Poetic or Spiritual Discel
| > ment." Rev. Arthur NJ. Judy will spe
lE to the subject upon Mondays, Wedn
L.. days and Fridays from the point
= 3. view af rcent philosophy, and Rev. I
o- nor E. Gordon upon Tuesdays a
I.U8 Thursdays will present poetic illust
Ia tions or the them, employing for
/, - y n,lrnnse. chiefly. Wordsworth. Shel
..0a and Browning. Altho this course is
I.. a less popular character than some o
I.ss J ~ "a =. - -n-. alfA 4 -