Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-13
FANCIERS Plan
BIG EXHIBITION
ASOTIN COUNTY POULTRY ASSO.
CIATI0N HAS SECURED ma
TIONAL EXPERT AT JUDGE
INDUSTRY WILL BOOM.
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

CAANASlON, april 13.-Secre-
tary Clark of the Asotin County
Poultry association has secured the
services of the noted licensed Judge.
w. c. Denney of Rochester, N. Y,
to act in that capacity for the next
| poultry show of the local associa-
| ton, which will be held some time
In January. Mr.. Denney will judge
the show and will lecture while
| here to the members of the asso-
citation. He is considered one of the
most noted authorities on poultry in
the United States and is licensed by
/ the American Poultry association.
This places the Charleston show on i
par with any to be held In the
Northwest this winter, as Mr. Den
ney is also retained to preside as
judge at Portland and Seattle. He
has presided at the Madison Square
Garden show, at the Pan American
congress at Buffalo. at ST. Louis and
at Jamestown. The fact that he is
to come here will stimulate the fan
ciers to present their best birds and
get the criticism of high standard.
II. Shivers, on West Sycamore,
has in addition to a fine yard of
Plymouth Rocks, pair of Partridge
Plymouth Rocks, the first of that
kind that has been brought here.
These are premium birds of the state
fair of last year, and the coloring is
very attractive. Mr.. Shivers is de-
lighted with the climatic conditions
here as it applies to the chicken in
dustry, and predicts that it will
eventually become one of the great
est poultry producing centers in the
Pacific Northwest.
Law on Estrayed Stock.
County Attorney Shaughnessey
calls attention to the law concern
ing stock running at large and gives
warning to the owners. The law
provides that upon complaint being
made the owner may be fined not
less than $40. There have been
some complaints. but the matter OF
relief has not been fully under
stood.
Charleston News Notes.
E. A. Bass and family have moved
into the H. c. Hobart house on Sew
enth street.
The members of the degree stat.
of the Rose Leaf Rebkah lodg OF
Charleston, by special Invitation, con
Quoted the work of initiating two
new members at the meeting of the
Alpha lodge at Lewiston last Frida!
evening. Charleston members repor!
that they were royalty entertained
Mrs. H. Newton Lennon, from
Auburn. N. Y, is here for a month.
visit with her sister, Mrs. H. L. Post
in South Vineland. MIR. Lennon
will join her shortly and they ex
pect to go east via Salt Lake ani
Denver. Mr.. Lennon is an extern
. sive and successful manufacturer o
c gloves, with factory located in Au
burn, N. Y.
Mrs. e. H. Minden has been EN-
ployed at the Davis grocery thi
!, week.
C. w. Buxton, the carriage, sigl
; and ornamental painter, has rente'
the north room OF the Bridges. build
: ling, and those having work in h!
| line yill find it to their advantag
| to get acquainted with him.
E. H. Minden has taken position
| with the Lewiston-C Charleston Stor
company.
| S. ]. Craig left Monday for Maso
Prairie to look after his farming in
. Iterests.
2 Mrs. Dora Gambert has been Sc
! lecter as a representative from tn
! Charleston lodge at the Washingto
: state grand lodge, which will con
9 vene at Walla Walla June 6.
Mr.. w. T. Lambdin, father G
: Miss Ella Lambdin. was clarksto
: visitor over Sunday. Mr.. Lambdi
: is in the real estate business in Spt
/, kane.
: Cosgrove Is Confident.
Hon. s. G. Cosgrove was
= Charleston visitor Sunday. Mr.. Co!
| grove is at Asotin this week attend
| ling court When asked cOncernin
| his eubernatorial candidacy he sta
ed that things looked exceptional
| bright at this time. II have been
| every county of the state and fin
friends wherever I go. ! expect
| be the next governor of the state
| Washington, and / am going to gi'
. the state an honest administratic