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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP TRAIN.
Robbers Burn Bridges in Effort tc
Get at Railroad Pay Car.

Chicago, Oct. 24.-An attempt TO
hold up the Panhandle pay train
near Reynolds, Indiana, was frus-
trated Monday night by a mistake on
the part Of the robbers.
The highwaymen planned to burn
two bridges near here, catching the
pay train between them. BY mis-
take the local passenger train was
caught instead. Robbers did not
molest 1t and the bridge fires were
put out. The pay train carried $780,
600 in cash.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Two More to Wall.

New York, Oct 24.-Two more
banks failed today, the Twelfth Ward
and Hamilton banks, both smaller in
stitutions than hitherto involved.
The state banking department is
in charge. The Hamilton bank had
six branches in Harlem and in Will
liamsburg. The Mercantile National
formerly cleared for the Hamilton.
The Hamilton had deposits amount
ing to $7,000.O00. The Twelfth Ward
had deposits amounting TO s3,OO0,-
600.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Hamilton Bank Claims solvency.

New York, Oct. 24.-Bankers state
that the Twelfth Ward bank is SOL
vent, but that It closed its doors to
safeguard all depositors.
The Hamilton bank has a notice
on its door which states "This bank
absolutely solvent" In justice to all
depositors It suspended payments un-
I'll public confidence is restored.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Morgan SAYS Action Not To,k

New York, Oct. 24,-Harlem and
Bronx are in an uproar.
Depositors are flocking to various
banks TO draw funds and the run on
the American Trust continues.
Morgan said this morning: "The
first two hours tell the tale. We
have done all we can. hope for the
best. Time for action, not talk"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
West In Good Shape.

SAN FRANCISCO - Abundant
capital for legitimate purpos-
es. Western banks are cred
itors. No failures.
CHICAGO-Banks never so
sound, owing to inspection by
clearing house since failure
of Chicago National.
LOS ANGELES--All banks SOL
i'd, but stringency has restrict
ed loans and general loans
stopped to accumulate sur
plus. No important failures,
though some lines of busi-
ness overcrowded.
SALT LAKE-Financial condi-
ton never so good. Banks
have large reserves. Volume
of business increased. Slight
decline in mining stocks.
HELENA-Financial condition
never better. Bumper crops,
record prices for wool and
sheep and cattle are higher.
State banks have unpre-
cedented deposits and re-
serves.
SEATTLE-Bank deposits in
creased from $60,O00,00O to
$72,000,00O since January /.
Banks lend large sums in
east. Only depressing element
is reaction from real estate
speculation.
TACOMA-Banks show unusual
solidity, with great increase in
deposits. Good crops at un- ,
heard of prices.
SPOKANE-Volume OF business
20 to 20 per cent larger than ,
last year. No tightening in ,
money market. Clearings
and deposits larger than ever I
before.
DENVER - Bank clearings
steadily increase and mining ,
men not affected by copper I
slump.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Big Passenger List from Alaska.

Portland, Oct. 24.-With 500 pas
sengers the steamer President ar
rived at Seattle from Nome at Z
o'clock this morning, on the last trip
she will make during the season. 1t
is one of the largest passenger lists
to come from the far north since the
early days of the gold craze.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
STATE FEDERATION ELECTS.
Mrs. Sarah Evans of Portland Again
Heads Women's Clubs.

Salem, Oct. 24.-The following Of
ficers were elected by the Oregon
Federation Of Women's clubs: Mrs,
Sarah Evans, Portland, reelected
president; Mrs. Ramard, Salem, first
vice; Mrs, ]. L. Hayes, Portland, re-
cording secretary, and corresponding
editor; Mrs. Francis Cox, Troutdale,
treasurer; Mary e. Stafford, Eugene,
auditor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Worst MAY Be Over.

New York, Oct. 24.-The action Of
Secretary Cortelyou in depositing
funds in the banks and the heavy
buying of Morgan and the closing Of
the Pittsburg exchange are believed
to have averted tremendous panic.
The worst is now over, it is believed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Governor sparkcs Declares Holiday.

Reno. Oct. 24.-In accordance with
a proclamation by Governor Sparkes
declaring today, Friday and Saturday
legal holidays, all banks in the state
failed to open doors today.
Sparkes took action to prevent runs
on weak banks.
If the situation is no better Mon
day holidays will be continued.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
PROBING COURT LIFE.
Harden-Von Moltlle Libel Suit Stir.
ring Muck In Germany.

Berlin, Oct 24.-More evidence
was taken today in the Harden-von
Moltke libel suit.
The kaiser's story was demanded
by Harden as we'll as Won Moltke.
Harden's attorneys offered more evi-
dence today showing immortality of
round table.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Takes Adyantngc of Inv.

New York. oct. 24.-The Empire
City Savings bank is the first instl-
tuition to take advantage of the new
state law which compels depositors
to give 16 days notice of intention
to withdraw deposits. It's deposits
amount to $500, 900.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
LET BANKS BID
FOR PUBLIC FUNDS
Scheme Presented at Council
Meeting to Work to City's
Financial Advantage,
COUNCIL REFERS NATTER
10 FINANCE COMMITTEE

Routine Business Transacted by
Council-East Court Street Resi-
dents Don't Want FOundry-Trcas-
urer Edwards Report Read-War-
rants to Amount of $4,000 Ordered
taken Up-Alta Street Between
Main and Garden to be Improved
Other Business Transacted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Lannn TO Hol1 WORLDS Eair

Toxic, Oct 24.-Baror Kaneko an
nounced today that it has been de-
cided to hold a worlds fair in Toxic
in 1912 and that all the nations Of
the world will be asked to make cx-
hibits.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
S. p. REFUSES TO PAY TAXES.

Portland, Oct. 24.-The Southern
Pacific today refused 10 pay any tax
es to the state on the ground that
the state equalization board is Illegal
and is not constitutional.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
SHOT To DEATH BY
PORTLAND THUG
Harry Logan Of POcateIIO
Killed by Highwaymau on
Fourth Street Bridge.
RAILWAY ENGINEER RE-
FUSED TO HOLD UP HANDS.

Murder Committed at O'Clock Last
Night and Murderer Made His Es-
cape-Victim Was in Portland Wis.,
itlng His Family and While Return
ing Home Was Accosted by the
Robber-Fight Ensued and Logan
Was Shot 10 Death.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Pittsburg Exchange stm Closed.

Pittsburg, oct. 24,-The stock ex-
change will remain closed today and
will probably stay closed until the
financial story is over in New York
and the questions relating to the
Westinghouse affairs are settled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
PENDLETON'S FINANCES FOR THE PAST
THREE YEARS

A comparative statement showing
tn expenses and receipts of the city
during the past three years has been
compiled by j. r. Dickson, financial
agent of the council, and it was read
at the meeting last night. The COM
plete statement is as follows:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Heavy Loans at so Per Cent

The loaning section Of the ex-
change today was the scene of ex-
citement when heavy loans at high
rates were called for.
The National Coppers bank loaned
$500, 900 at so per cent, the First Ma.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
$S2,Ss9 $SO,s47 $Ss,s7'

In 1905 the cost of street sprink-
ling is included in the streets ac-
count. OF the money spent on bet
terments in 1907, s21,4S3 was in
levee work and $1O,SO4 on street paw
ing. In 1Sa5 the money received
from miscellaneous licenses was cred
tied to the saloon license account, No
money has been set aside for the
sinking fund this year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Receiyers for WcstInrhouse.

New York, Oct. 24.-H. NJ Herr,
Charles Birmingham and T. H. Gisten
were appointed receivers OF the
Westinghouse interests today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24

Tacoma theater managers are put
ting up vigorous fight against the
efforts to close the theaters on Sum
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Prof. Ianders Spoke.
Church Doors Barred.

Santa Cruz. Oct. 24.-As the
result of a church fight. Rev.
Lyle De Jarnett found the
Christian church barred against
him and his followers last night.
After a time he broke down
the doors and entered the
church and held prayer meet
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Continued on page 81
ClOudburst in California.

Santa Paula, Calf, Oct. "a.
"A terrific thunder storm here
destroyed crops and washed
away sections of Southern Pa
ciflc tracks, causing damage
that will reach thousands. The
rain amounted to a cloudburst
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
IDAHO FOR ROOSEVELT.
Senator Borah Declares President
Holds High Hand I'm His State.

Salt Lake City, Oct. 24.-"Idaho Is
so thoroughly for Roosevelt that it
hasn't even considered second
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
FINANCIAL CRASHES
STILL LSTARTLEE EAST.
Two More Big BanFS Tumble
Stock Exchange Scene Of
Wild Activity.
STOCKS KNOCKED DOWN
IN HUGE BLOCKS

Values Shrink Thousands I'm 80 Sec
onds-Twelfth Ward and Hamilton
Savings Newest Failures-Inyolve
Mlllions-Both Banks Claim Sol
vency-Plttsburg Exchange Still
Closed-RecelveTs Appointed for
Westinghouse Interests.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
DAY
IS INTERESTING
Prominent Educators Hold In
tereSt at Good Level in
County Institute,
PROF. NEWELL GIVES
TALK ON HORTICULTURE.

No Laxlty In Good Talks-Dr. Kerr Of
Corvallis. Gives Good Reasons for
Teaching Of Horticultural Studies
Splendid Musical Numbers
Superintendent Landers' Address
on "Points in Management"-Other
Interesting Topics.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24

For the second day of the county
institute in progress at the Methodist
church, the meetings have been fully
as interesting as yesterday and the
scene within the big church has been
pleasant one. Today the program
was carried out in detail, Rep. W. X.
Newell and Prof. L. r. Landers being
the principal speakers during the
afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
ST|NGERS IN
HIS ADDRESS
DIR. BROUGHER ENTER
TAINS LARGE AUDIENCE.

Pithy Epigrams and Clever Witticis-
inns Reviewed With Applause
Likes TO Talk Back TO School
Teachers-Truths Uniquely CARRIED
Every Man the Architect of His
Own Characterize Use for Ghosts
or Corpsc-IIits Card Playing,
Dancing and Society Life.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24

johnson note) 5000
Rep. levee bonds 10,0S0
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24
Expenditures

$20,71S s21,54S $26,S5S
Betterments E. $3.50 24,362 32,2S7
Bills payable
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24

People from ten counties in eastern
oregon make Pendleton their trad
ing and banking center. There's
reason for 1t. 1t is the Pendleton
Spirit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-10-24

Fair tonight; Friday probably rain
and cooler.
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taken out and not returned. the nr;zee
awarded them will be forfeited
season ticket will be issued to each
exhibitor free, and will be for his ar
her individual use only. The ticket
Will be forfeited IL transferred.
Rule IA. No dog will be received nm.
iess supplied with a suitable cola
and chain. iy t t;.
Rule Is. The Committee reserua =
themselves the right to refuse anv a.
a ar that they may think fit to ex.
Rule 1G. The show will ho -
from 10 A.. M. until IL p. NJ each III
hnie ~ The judging will comman ~.
promptly at P. NJ. During the honrs
OF judging no dog shall be taken " ".u..s
Hs star, not even by IT'S owner IN
II any dog, Is not found in lie anu
when called for by the indoa '. al
judging will proceed witbout # r ,ne
rule viii be rigidly enforced tba. ~. ne
Judging may not be retarded. Owners
are requested to be hear their dogs
and, when the class Is called ia hri es
their animals into the mdginS r,na
In the absence Of the owner attans
ants will take the dog into the ,,na
Rule IS. No dog can be permanan ing
~ removed from the buildings aynan.
by consent OF the management ~ g,
perintendent. -ir ou-
Rule 10. Exhibitors can send a..
by express upon prepayment OF tha
companys rates. Boxes must be al.
dressed to the Superintendent OF dog
snow, WatervilIe, Maine. A return 10.
bel should be attached to the nov
with the name and address 81 thaseY'
hlbitor, also name of express cor,
pany by which the box should IL r..
turned. 49, 1 ~ -
Rule 20. During the show dogs can
De taken from their benches for arar.
else between the hours OF to ) ana
to Z P. NJ. All dogs must he erar.,
cised on chain. This rule WIN M
strictly enforced. po
Huie Il. All charges on does sant
Dy express must be prepaid a. 'tha
dogs will not be received q. ~
In all classes prizes viii be. r;rst
90 per cent Of the entry: second an
per cent. Of the entry; third q ros.
cite; fourth, ribbon. -
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POULTRY DEPARTMENT.

The State contributes 5000 to this Department
Henry l.. Hunton, Superintendent, Oakland.
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HORSE SHOW CLASSES.

NO 47-FANCY HITCHES, TANDEMs AND
FOUR-IN-HANDS.
Pair of horses not less than 1872 hands with ap-
propriate appointments. Horses and appointments
to be judged separately. to enter and to start,
$500, $1,000, $500.
Tandems. Horses must be of good conformation
and have good action $500, $1,000 $500.
Four in hands, wheelers to be not under 1872
hands Leaders to be not less than 1871. Horses
must be of good conformation, good gated and
show action. -Four to enter and three to start,
$1,000, $500, $1,000.
Jumpers, $1,000, $500, $500.
NO Agents DRIVING HORSES, TO BE BRED IN MAINE.
Not less than seven to enter, five to start. -Four
years old and over. Horses with records and stall
lions barred Road action style, disposition, con-
formation, etc, to be specially considered Horses
must stand at least 1872 hands, to be shown to
wagon. and driven two miles, one-half walk, one
half mile jog, mile trot. Speed not to govern
award, but to be considered $500, $1,000, $500
Entries close Monday, September 9, 1907.
NO. 49-LADIEs' DRIVING HORSES.
Single driving horse. $40 90 SIS 90 So 90
Same conditions in Class 49,
Ladies must handle horses in this class exclr-
sively
Entry fees in Classes Nos AZ, 4s, 40, per cent
OF the total premiums in each class, and per cent
additional from winners.
Entries open until Monday, Sept. 9, I2 M.
NO. sO-MATCHED DRIVING HORSES.
Closeness of MATCH age,
style. action, road qualities
considered, and must have
been driven together at
least 80 days before the
Fair ....................$ I2 90 So 90 SIS 90
10 be shown the track; mile heat. Track
horses and horses that have trotted for money are
barred
PAIRS.
Mached and cross matched
ponies in pairs, to harness
Not to exceed IA hands,. So 90 Sc 90 ST 90
NO. 52-PONIES; SINGLE DRIVER.
Harness, carriage, and skill of driver to be con-
sdered.
Drivers in these classes to
be not IS years old. S. 90 S. 90 ST 90
Best breeding pony, with
foal at foot ........... 3 90 90
NO. Sc I-2-PoNIEs; STATIONS.
Not to exceed ID hands
mature ............!.... So 90 S. 90 Sc 90
Three years old and under. 90 400 90
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NO. 30-CLYDESDALE STATIONS.
Five years and over, with three OF
his get not less than two years old
: (no two from the same dam, to-
halter ..................,r. 9lO W @5 u
Four wears DID, to halter. .......... 90 OK
Three wears old, to halter. ........ 90 oe
Two years old, to halter. 90 az
One wear DID, to halter. ........... 90 8 Oe
NO 4o-CLYDEsDALEs MARE.
THOROUGHBRED Clydesdale mare with
fOal at foot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W 90 pa ~
Certificate of registry will be required in Classes
NO. 4I-HACKNEY STATIONS.
Three years old and over. .........s 20 90 Np4 -
NO 42-HACKNEY MARES
Thoroughbred Hackney mare with .. -
foal at loot. .... .....- ~ ~ c, ~
Certificate of regstery will be required III o'"''e'
IS, 80, 81, 80, 80, 40, Al, A. .t.tHH -- g..
NO. A2-pRAFr HORSES.
Draft stallion of any breed that IS oes' au"p'eo
to sire farm horses, Ribbon or Cup. "-
To be tested; best pair OF
draft horses to be 1000
pounds and under...... $15 90 9lo w @5 "
To he over 200 w Is 90 10 90 O(
NO 4A-FARM HORSE DIVISION
For best pair of farm horses, bred and owned II
hands high or weighing more than 1900 pounds
$1,000 to first; $500 to SECOND; $500 to third, ane
$2oo to fourth .s :.s .ct...:t +,.7s st .ht. .fs
For best pair weighing over 1900 pounds. Same
condition as above-$Iooo to first; $500 to second
$500 to third and $500 to fourth. ...,-..-.
For the best single farm animal, mare or gelding
weighing less than 1885, same conditions above
-S6o 90 to first $500 to second; 100 to third 2o<
to fourth --.,.. .-.t *.t.. ,,. +.s- ). :..
NO as-FARM HORSE DIVISION NO. e.
For best pair OF farm horses owned in the State
and now employed in farm work, not over I6 hand:
high or weighing over 1900 pounds-$Io.oo to first
$500 to second; $500 to third; $2.oo to fourth.
For best pair weighing 1900 pounds same
conditions as above-$IO.OO to first; $500 to sec
ond 4; $500 to third; $2oo to fourth.
For the best single farm animal, mare or gelding
weighing less than 1850 pounds, same conditions
as above-$6.oo to first; $500 to second; $500 tc
third; $2oo to fourth. ..
For mare gelding weighing over 1850 pounds
same conditons-$6oo to first; 81 90 to second
So 90 to third $2.oo to fourth
NO. 4O-OLD HORSE CLASS.
In this class the following prizes are offered
First prize. gold silver medal of the value o.
$1,000; second $500; third, $500; fourth, $2oo
These special prizes go to the owner; but the Asso
citation will award with each special prize a rosette
to be the special property of the driver Horses to
be eligible to this class must be in active service
and must have been owned and used by the person
making the entry, Tor by his predecessor in bust
ness) for not less than years prior the entry
The prizes in this class will be awarded to the
horses in best condition. age and length of service
considered. Horses entered in this class are MOI
eligible to any other class. This class is not oper
to horses owned by cities or towns. Entries ir
this class must be made in writing, to the Secre
tary, with satisfactory evidence of service, etc.
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A breeding pen shall consist of one male and four
females mated to produce either males females
of the following breeds or varieties. Plymouth
Rocks, Barred, Partridge and Silver Penced
Wyandottes Silver and Golden Laced, Partridge
and Silver Pencilled; Dark Brahmas, Partridge
Cochns Single and Rose Comb Brown Leghorns
Best pen Of fowl mated to produce males, 1st
prize, $2.oo; end prize, $I.5o; sd prize, $Ioo
Best pen of fowl mated to produce females 1st
prize, $2.oo; end prize, ST so; grid $I.oo.
Same prizes for chicks as for fowl
. NO. 72-EXHIBITION PENS.
Exhibition pens shall consist of one male and four
females, chiats and fowls cannot compete in same
pen. All breeds and varieties
Best pen fowl, Ist prize, $2oo; end prize, ST.. so
grid Prize, $I.oo
Same prizes for chicks as for fowl.
NO. 73-oRNAMENTALs.
For displays Of Pea-Fowl, Swans, all varieties Of
Pheasants and Fancy Pigeons.
Is prize, $780, End prize, ST so; grid prize, 81 90
NO. 74-p1GEoNs.
All recognized breeds and varieties.
Best old male, Ist prize, soc; end, 25c; 3d. ribbon
Best old female, Ist prize, soc; and prize, csc
sd prize, ribbon.
Same prizes on young birds.
The Seneca Chemical and Stock Food Co., OF Tiff
fn Ohio, offer one dozen so-cent packages Of 2oul-
try food to be used specials the Judges fit
Space tor the exhibition of poultry supplies, ap-
phances, brOoders and incubators will be assigned
upon application, by the Superintendent OF this De
partment
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Exhibitors should read this snee'
carefully as important changes nav ~
been made here since the regular
premiusIi hook was published. -
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| road to govern in awards.

NO 3I-NON-STANDARD BROOD MARES
Brood mare showing
of her colts. ....... Sc 90 So 90 S. 90
Mare and foals shown in class 81 not eligible in
Class 81.
NO. 32-NoN-sTANDARD GELDINGs MARES, FutIEs
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NO. 3O-ROAD HORSE CLASS.

Not competing in Class 27, for stations for string
gentlemens drivers.
Stations to be not less than 15-2 and weigh not
less than 1850 pounds, with three of his get Con-
formity in size, conformation and natural road &C
ton to be required Total structural parts
and road to govern in awards.
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!. owned by one man. 800. 10 10 90 5 90 ! 90
y SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
The management are authorized to offer the fol-
lowing special premiums in the Cattle Department
Rev. Elmer F. Pember, Proprietor of Highland
Farm, Bangor Maine, offers the following special
premiums for Ayrshires, or their descendants. pur-
chased from Highland Farm
best Ayrshire Bull any, age S. 90
best Ayrshire Cow four years and OVER. S 90
Best Ayrshire Heifer three years old. w 90
Best Ayrshire Heifer two years old. 90
Best Ayrshire Heifer one wear old. Z 90
best Ayrshire Heller calf under I year old 2 90
The Holstein Fresan Association of America
otter silver cup for the best exhibit of registered
Holstein Friesian Cattle shown at this fair.
w. H. Haskell Co., of Toledo, Ohio, make the
following offer
that has never won first premium at the Central
Maine Fair
Shorthorn :. 2 Ioob sacks Haskell's Stock Food
Hereford =. Iootb sacks Haskell's Stock Food
Guernsey IOofb sacks Haskells Stock rood
Holstein 80. Iooib sacks Haskell's Stock Food
Jersey ..... Ioofb sacks Haskelps Stock Food
The International Stock Food Co., of Minneap-
oils, Mimi, offer the following prizes
For the best proportional pair of steers four years
old under without regard to size or working quail
tiles Age to be taken into account:
nst 80. 8, ST packages international Stock Food
end -. 4, ST packages international Stock Food
j HORSE DEPARTMENT.
The State appropriates 5000 to this Department.
! H. H Lee Superintendent
Horses to be shown in Center Field.
Examination, Tuesday, September 10, II A. M.
All horses to be entitled to premiums MUST BE
SOUND. The judges shall have power to reject
any exhibit deemed unworthy
Exhibitors will be required to place suitable signs
or cards over the doors of the stalls they occupy
also keep open doors during the forenoon of each
day, weather permitting.