Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1912-12-13

inents per week of the Camas Prairie
country He predicted that one good
result of the show would be it's in
iluence on the railroads to provide
better stock yards and shipping fa-
CITIES at this point. These wards
were later promised by Mr.. Jordan of
the Northern Pacific and Mr.. Clark
of the O.-W. r. &N.
Mr. clark spoke on the Importance
OF the hog raising industry in the de-
Velopment of the country and prom
lsed the aid of the O.-W. r. & N. FOR
our future shows.
Mr.. Jordan expressed surprise at
the size and extent of the show. stat
ing that it was much larger than the
interest shown at our first meeting
some weeks ago seemed to promise
he pledged the future aid of .he
Northern Pacific, both as to pre-
miums and special rates for the show
and stated that his company would
see to 1t that shippers are provided
with adequate yard facilities at this
point.
). II. T. Smith stated that his work
as deputy assessor in his neighbor-
hood has shown him that this part of
the county already has lots of good
hogs and stated that if the pace set
by the show this year is lived up 70
in the future the undertaking will
always be a success.
Mr.. Dumas, who conducted the
high school students judging contest,
announced the following winners,
with their scores: Ross Anterior,
first, 81 Grant Guthrie, second, a.;
Lloyd Weeks, third, 925s; Glen
Glover and Robert Moss tied eor
fourth, each with score of 80. On
motion, it was decided to award a
prize of 81 to each of the winners in
the fourth place. Mr.. Dumas con-
graduated the Chamber on having in
terested the boys in this work and
stated that through the children
interest greater interest would be
taken by the parents.
The following prize winners in the
show were announced
Best boar, two years or over-P. T..
Sain, Oakesdale, first; w. C. Jarron
second; Enos NaffZiger, third.
Boar, Is months and under al
J. S. Adams, first; Dr. Thayer, sec
ond.
Boar, II months and under IS
NJ j. Cunningham, Albion, first; J.
r. Watson. Moscow, second.
Boar. six months and under -
months. R. Watson, Moscow,
first; j. X. Smawley, second; ]. H. :.
SIN it'll, third.
Boar, under six months-D. 6.
Bridgefarmer, Palouse, first; John
Koppel, second; D. S. Bridgefarmer,
third.
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Smawley, first; ]. H. T. Smith, sec
ond; j. K. Smawley, third.
Sow, Is months and under "a
w. Robertson, first; M.
]. Cunningham, Albion, second; T.
NJ. Pritchard, third.
Sow, II months and under 10
]. H. T. Smith, first.
Sow, six months and under IL
X. Smawley, first; J. 4.
Weeks, second, J. r. Watson, Mos
COW, third.
Sow, under six months. X.
first; D. S. Bridgefarmer,
Palouse, second; ]. X. Smawley,
third.
Best SOW and pigs-W. w. Rob
ertson, first; ]. X. Smawley, second.
Best fatted barrows-J. ]. May,
first; ]. H. Maston, second, J. X.
Smawley, third.
Best pen of barrows or sows-J.
R. Watson, Moscow, first; ]. II.
Weeks, second: W. W. Robertson,
third; Charles Kincaid, fourth.
Senior champion boar-P. L.
Sain, Oakesdale.
Junior champion boar. r. Wat
son, Moscow.
Senior champion sow. X.
;mawley.
Junior champion sow. X.
;mawley.
Grand champion boar-P. L. Saip,
)akesdale.
Grand champion sow. X,
;mawley.
Best barrow. r. Watson. Mos
ow.
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