Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1908-10-23
NINTH ANNUAL STOCK
SHOW NEXT WEEK
Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day Will be Gala Days
for Stock Breeders.

thursday, Friday and Saturday of
next week will be big days for the
breeders Of registered stock in the In
land Empire, as they will meet in
Pullman on those days for the ninth
annual session, and the literary pro-
gram provided as we'll as the stock
show that will be held, give promise
OF beating all previous records.
The session will open at one o'clock
Thursday afternoon, the first number
on the program being a discussion on
horses and sheep, conducted by Prof.
Elliott and Prof. Mcdonald. In the
evening there will be a business ses-
sion, followed by an address by DR..
Wlthycombe, director of the Oregon
Experiment Station.
Friday the SESSION will open with a
discussion on cattle and swine, led bv
Prof. French and BIT. Byrns. At one
o 'clock the awarding of prizes in the
stock show will take place. DR..
Withycombe being the Judge. The
evening will be given up to business
meeting, followed by a banquet by
the Pullman Commercial Club. Satur-
day morning DAIRY interests" will
be discussed. the principal speakers
being Prof. Trondson and w. D. Fos-
ter. In the afternoon, at one o'clock
the big stock parade will be held.
The various classes in the stock
show, with premiums offered in each
class follows:
DRAFT HORSE CLASS
Grade Brood Mare, any age, sired by
a registered Draft Stallion. First
prize, $1,000, second $500, third Palace
Hotel 81. so cash.
Grade Yearling Colt, either sex.
over one year old and under two years
old sired by registered draft stall
lion. First prize. $12; second IS ;
third Blackman Bros. butter dish, 81.
Grade Sucking Colt, either sex,
under one year old, sired by a regis
tered draft stallion. First prize, $12
second SIS; third, Pullman Implement
Co. 50. so cash.
Champion Grade Colt, either sex,
yearling or sucking, sired by regis
tered draft stallion. First prize, $12,
second, L. B. Miller, one watch
chain, S..
Best Grade Draft Team, $500 pounds
or over, three entries required. Prize,
DR.. S. B. Nelson Cup, second, J. r.
Stephenson, l dozen photos, So.
LIGHT HORSE. CLASS
Grade Yearling Colt. either sex,
over one year and under two years,
sired by registered coach or standard
bred stallion. First prize $l2, second
SIS, third, C. M. Waters, one chocolate
set SIS.
Grade Sucking Colt, either sex,
under one year old, sired by regis
tered coach or standard bred stallion.
First prize, $12, second, S., third,
G. P. Muir, 81. so cash.
CATTLE CLASSES
Grade Yearling Steer, over one year
and under two years. sired by regis
tered beef bull. First prize, $40,
second, IS, third Pullman Hdw. Store,
81. so cash.
Grade Steer Calf, under one year
old, sired by registered bull. First
prize, $40, second, S., third, ]. B.
Sanborn, l whip, 81.
Champion Grade Steer, any age,
sired by registered beef bull. Prize.
the j. L. Smith Clock. Second, A.
B. Baker Co. horse blanket, $685.
HOG CLASSES.
Best herd Berkshire hogs, one boar
and three sows, over six months and
under two years. Prize, $40, given
by the Berkshire Breeders Association
second. Burns, l dozen photos, So.
Grade Hog. either sex, sired by
registered boar. First prize, $40,
second S., third. Reed q Smith, pic
ture, $3.50.
Champion Grade Fat Hog, under
two years, either sex. Prize, the w.
D. Soster Cup, second, Clarkson-
Pierce, l sweater coat. $3.50.
SHEEP CLASS.
Grade Wether, over one year old
and under two years old, sired by a
registered ram. First prize, $40, Sc
cond SIS, third, Theo. Raymond, l hat,
SO.
Grade Lamb, under one year old,
sired by a registered ram. First prize,