The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-09-28
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Program 5000 People in Attend
ance=Fair Closes.

nival to put on a "Hula-hula" dance
The spielers announced a free show
Then, after having filled their crow(
they made the announcement of {
show fer men only with Princess
Few-clothes" as the star performer
| Two-bits admission was collected from
the men in the crowd, and the tent was
cleared of women and children Ther
George Fields, who is in charge of the
concessions stopped the show accord
ing to the agreement of the carnival
company with the fair management
which refused to stand for any such
coarse work. The men then took a
hand in the game, and were about tc
tear down the tent when the Kanaka
pulling a big gun threatened trouble,
while the rest of the carnival layout
grabbed tent stakes. In the end the
crowd was quieted and no trouble re-
suited.
John F. Browns splendid showing Of
products of the Potlatch country in
the Kendrick display was awarded the
trophy cup for the best district dis
play for a second time yesterday and
the handsome trophy now becomes the
property of that district beyond any
question. And it deserves K. Mr.
Brown had not only outdone his own
efforts of last year. but he had given
weeks of ti1ne and much care and
thought to his work and prepared 4
display that would be a winner my
where. The Deary display was given
second prize, a deserved selection be-
cause of the care with which it was
put together, and the Juliaetta dis
play, a splendid exhibit of grains and
roots won third.
The following awards were made in
the grains aid grasses department:
Best 10 ears Flint corn, j. F. Brown,
Kendrick, first; c. G. Hayton second
Yellow Dent, J. G. Emmett, Kendrick,
first. White Dent-R. H. Porter, Julia
eta. first.
Sweet corn-J. G. Koch, first; c. G.
Hayton, second Pop corn-C. j. Litch,
first Best peck of grain Fortyfold-
j. c. Emmett, Kendrick, first; S. W.
Kendrick, second; E. Harms,
Juliaetta, third. Bluestem-F W.
Sponsler, first. Club-Frank Benscot-
ter Kendrick, first; E. e. Jacobs, Ken
drick, second Hulled barley-Frank
Slater, first; j. NJ. Emmett, Kendrick,
second; John Jackshaw, Thorn Creek.
third Lincoln OATS. NJ Emmett
first; E. E. Jacobs, Ken
drick, second; John Jackshaw, third. |
w. Bigham, Kendrick, first;
Frank Wallen, second. White Beans
Lafayette Keene, Kendrick, first.
5heaf Grains: Six stalks Flint Corn
Mrs. Eli Hopkins, first; of White Dent |
R. H. Porter, Juliaetta, first; of yell
ow Dent-F. w. Sponsler, second; c.
]. Hayton, third; Red Russian Wheat |
M. E. Lewis, first; Frank Slater, sec
md; Nj. e. Lewis, third. Fortyfold-
Cd Thornburg, Kendrick, first. Blue
,tem-Frank Frandsen, first; julius
second. Club-Ed Lunz,
<endrick, first; Joe Lumpkin, second;
". H. Hawley, third. Hulled Barley
Smith, first. Short Lincoln
)ats-Thos. Collett, first; Ole Lun,
second; Marion Lester, third Spring
2ye-J. C. Koch, first; Pete Olsen,
second. Sunflower-John
olsen, first; D. w. Atkins, second
L. Handlin, first; e. E.
Jacobs, Kendrick, second; Hans Neb
lie. third Display of Grasses-C. w.
essup, Juliaetta, first. Alfalfa, show
ng two crops-E. E. Jacobs, Kendrick,
irst; B. P. Luyaas, second Frank
vallen, third. Sheaf of Red Clover
Jels Matson, first.
Livestock: PercherOn class: Stallion
hree years old-Brown & Mood, first;
gillette &c Schooler, second. Stallion,
wo years, Brown & Mood, first; Brown
, Mood, second. Shire class: Three
ear-old Stallion, Brown G Mood, first.
'hree-year-o mare, Brown & Mood,
irst; Brown & Mood second. Clydes-
ale Stallion, three years, Thos. Col
ett Belgian: Three-year-old Stallion
Brown & Mood, first; W. H. Strohm,
econd. Grade Draft Brood Mare and
'oal-W. H. Hawley, first; w. w.
lyde, second w. H. Hawley, third.
lare, two years old, w. H. Hawley, t
rst; w. w. Clyde, second. One-year {
Gliding, w. A. Lauder, first. Team
raft Horses in Harness, 5000 pounds {
r over-W. H. Hawley, first. German {
oach Stallion, three years, Thos. Col t
1T. Pair Roadsters-George Lowrey, t
rst Saddle horse-Charles Fisher, /
rst; w. H. Lillibridge, second; w. L. a
trohm, third. Light horses (Standard {
red): Three-year-old Stallion-Harvi- "
IN Bros, Palouse; under one year, e
harles Shields. Two-year-old mare, C
omer Barclay. JACKIE. M. Lamb, d
alouse, first. t
Cattle: Special prize for yoked steers a
W. w. Clyde. Jersey Bull under one il