Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-20
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The Stockholders Association Meet
ing Next Week.

The Stockbreeders Association Meet
ing Next Week.
An event of much importance and in
terest, especially for the stock-growing
class of the state, will take place in Pull
man next week Thursday and friday
being the third annual meeting Of the
finland Registered Stock Breeders Asso-
citation, held here under invitation of the
Agricultural College. Prof. Elliott, by
the way, is president of the organization,
and II. T. French, of Moscow, secretary,
A splendid program of exercises has
been arranged, the exercises to take place
in the livestock pavilion, on the college
grounds, wherein, also, will be exhibited
the specimens of blooded stock in COM
petition for prizes, as detailed below.
This is an event which should, and no
doubt will, attract large attendance not
only from the farming element but from
the admirers of fine stock in the towns
roundabout. The exercises will consist
of the following;
THURSDAY, p. NJ.
Music by College band.
Call to order and reading of minutes
Dedication Of the new livestock pavil-
ion. Address by Pres. Bryan.
Dedication address by Prof French, of
Idaho Ag. College.
Address: early experiences in Live
stock business" by Hon. A. ]. Splawn, of
North Yakima.
THURS. EVE.-AT CHAPEL.
Welcoming address by DR.. Nelson.
Response by Hon. r. c. McCroskey.
Music by male quartet.
Annual address by President Elliott, of
the Association-"Lives stock as a subject
for study"
Address THE livestock exhibit at
the Lewis-and-Clark exposition" Hon.
Richard Scott, of Portland.
Piano solo, Miss Allie Spurgeon.
Address: Pure bred stock in Inland
Empire, c. L. Smith,
At the close of the evenings session a
reception will be rendered delegates and
visitors at Stevens Hall.
FRIDAY, 9A.M.
Live Stock Exhibit at the pavilion-of
beef and dairy cattle, sheep and swine.
Contest in judging horses by College
students in agriculture and veterinary
classes. Prize, $40.
Address: Feeding and fitting live
stock for exhibition" by J. L. Smith, of
Spokane.
FRIDAY, 80 p. M.
Piano solo, Prof Kmbrough.
Address: "Alfalfa as dry-land forage
plant, DR.. Hutchinson, Portland.
Address: Three years experience with
tame grasses" B. 7. Byrns, Moscow.
Discussion upon growing and feeding
corn.
Waltz song, Mrs. Kuria Strong.
Address by DR.. McBurney, Idaho state
veterinarian.
In addition to music mentioned above
the college band and orchestra will par.
ticipate. Ladies are specially invited to
attend these meetings. On Friday lunch
VIII be served at noon at the college.
THE PREMIUMS.
Class A--4ny Beet Breed.
Best bull year old or over-a picture
frame and large fancy lunch basket. Civ
en- by Burgan & Son.
Best bull calf, under vear-one show
halter, given by I. W. Shearer.
Best COW, over a years old-one clock.
given by Blackman Bros. & Co.
Best heifer, year and under 2-stock
clippers by Palouse Hardware Co.
Best heifer calf under year-Sa M hat
by Tolman-Rose Co.
Class B-Any Milking Strain.
Best bull year old or over-doz. cab.
met photos, Crescent Studio.
Best bull calf under year - premium
Fnllman HERALD year
Best COW over years old-one "Ir;sb
buggy" open top, Lobaugh & Co.
Best heifer year old and under "a
years subscription to Pullman HERALD.
Best heifer calf under year-picture
c. H. Morton.