Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-16

Eaukee, wis; second whItehorse Farm,
Ram. i year old-First, third and fourth.
McKerrow a Sons; second, WhitehorHe
Ram Lamb--First and second, Bishop
Bros, San Ramon. Cal; third, McKerrow
e. Sone.
Eve. 1 Year old-First and third. Mo-
Kerrow q Sons; second, Donald A. Green
Eve iamb-First and third. Bishop
Bros; second. MeKerrow q Sons.
Pen OF Four Lambs--Ftrst. MckerroW q
Sons; second, Whltehorse Farm.
F1ock--First and second. McKerrow 4
Sons: third, WhitehOrae Farm.
Champion Ram--Mckerrow & sons.
Champion Eve McKerrOw a. Sons.
Pen OF Ten Rams McKerrow & sons.
Pen Of Ten Ewes-McKerrow a Sons.
A. ]. Knollin Special for Ten RAMS
McKerrow a Sons,
HAMPsHIRES.
Ram. 2 Years Old-First and third. Will
liam Cooper & Nephews. Chicago; sec
pnd c. o. Judd. Kent. o. ~
Ram, l Year Old-Ffrst Cooper q Neph-
sws; second and third. G. o. Judd.
Ram Lamb-F'lrst and third, Cooper a
Nephews, second. c. o. Judd
Eve, Years Old--First and second, 9.
o. Judd; third. Cooper a Nephews.
Eve Lamb-First and third, g. q.
Judd: second. Cooper a. Nephews.
Pen Of Four Lambs-Firat, Cooper a.
Gephews; second. G. o. f-dd; third. Rob
ert Taylor Abbott, Nab &. ;, ll.-r.t ~
Flock-First and third. &. o. Judd;
second, Cooper a sNephawa. ..sr
Champion Kam+cooper & Nephews
Champion Ewe-C. o. Judd.
Pen OF Ten Rams-Cooper q Nephewa
Pen Of Ten Ewes--Cooper q Nephews
A. J. Knoilin Special for Ten Rams
Cooper & Nephews.
MERfNoS. 5lQ
XCaFa nd
third. r.. n Bissell, East shtceham w.
Ram, ! Year Old and Under First
and SECOND, y. N BiTell, Rast shore
VAN Lsmb-First r. N. Bissell. East
Best Fio'ck-Robert Taylor. Abbott Neb.
Champion Ram--E N. Bisseli. East
RAMHBoUILLET.
Ram. Years Old-F'irst and third. ~,
s. King Bros Co, Laramie. wyo; sec
ond. A. a, Wood q SON, Saline Mich
Ram, Year old and Under 2-F1rst and
second II. 3. King Bros. Co. Laramie,
Nyyo. third, A. A. Wood a Son, Saline,
Ram Lsmb--First and seeond-A. A.
Eve Years ola and over-Flrst, sec
9nd and third, +; s King Bros; Co,
Wood q Son, saline. Mich.
Eve ] year and Under 2-First and
second ,sssa open and SPECIAL Fl $ King
and special A. A. Wood & Son. Saline,
special. and third OPEN pe a. A. WOO Wood Is 4
son, Saline. Mich; third. open, +. $. King
Bros Co. Laramie, Wyo.
Best -Four Lambs-First A. A. Wood
a Son, Saline, Mich; second. Robert Tay-
Tor, Abbott, Neb; third, II. =. King Bros.
Co, Laramie. Wyo.
second. A. A. Wood q Son; third. Robert
Taylor.
Pen Of Ten Rams-First, a. a. Wood &
Son. Saline. Mich.
Pen Of Ten Ewes-F1rat. r. S. King
Bros Co. Laramie WE;
Pen OF Five Wethers Year or Over
First, University OF Wyoming,
Pen OF Five Long Wool Wether Lambs
'-rirst. University OF Wyoming
Pen OF Five Wethers, I Year or Over
First University OF Wyoming; second
William Cooper 3 Nephew Chicago.
Pen Of wether Lambs, Medium Wool,
cudahy Packing company. South Omaha
third. University Of Nebraska
Pen Of Five Wyysthsrs, Fine wooi-Eirst
Wool Men Not Protected.
plea for the rearrangement OF
schedule X ON the secured pound. pure
wool" basis. was made by f. A. Ellen
wood OF Red Bluff. Cal Under the pres
ent law he said. the American wool
grower does not get the amount OF pro-
lection he is supposed to get The
schedule allows the importation OF grease
woods at ons-third the duty on secured
woods. and the foreigners are allowed TO
wash most OF the dirt out OF their wool
and stu ship Il in as grease wool, 80 that
the protection to the grower Is less than
half what the public thinks q is and the
cloth manufacturer gets the benefit BY
this method. he said the growers sup
posed protection Of II cents a pound on
grease wool has been reduced actually
10 cents pound. without any change
IN the law. On the other hand. he said
the compensatory duty on foreign cloth
Is % per cent higher than Is necessary
10 protect the American manufacturer
using light shrinking wool,
lie attacked the National Association
Of WOolen Manufacturers as having dis
torted the facts to their own advantage
and having been successful in getting IN,
arguments they wanted into the maya
zines. throwing the blame for the higt
cost OF clothing on the growers
Defends the Tailor.
Mr. Fleetwood gave the Ne 70 the man.
ufacturers statement that t5 viii cover
the cost Of cloth In suit OF clothes and
defended the tailor for the price hs
charges. On a 80 suit. made OF good
wool he said. ihe consumer can figure
that his money IL distributed about a.
1oElOWsg
Three and One-third yards al ST. 81 3,
labor a paid per suit for making.. o. l60,
IsimminsH. buttons and linings------ A.
Total ...-.--...--..-............. ~ a
foc his 3abor, cIuiinE. fittinE. etc.
aIou reuf living &C Der cent On
abCpa. equals ga =