Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-06
FuTuRITY SHOW AWARDS.

FUTURITY SHOW AWARDS.
Awards have been announced as fol-
lows in the Poland China futurity show
since the completion of the work of the
judges:
Best fall boar-Royston estate, Pay
cite, first and sixth; V. d. Hannah q
Sons, Notus, second; A. N. Moss. Cald-
well, third and fifth; w. F. Howard Y
Son, Parma, fourth.
Best fall sow. e. Terrell. Weiser,
first, second and third; Royston estate,
Payette, fourth; v. d. Hannah & sons
Notus, fifth and sixth.
Best spring boar-A. /. Wilson,
Greenleaf, first, second, fourth, hfth ana
seventh; Royston estate. Payette, third;
v. d. Hannah & Sons, Notus, sixth; Z.
C. Vahlberg & Son, Emmett. eighth.
Best spring sow-E. c. Vahlberg "
Son, Emmett. first; A. l.. Wilson,
Greenleaf, second, third and eighth;
Royston estate, Fayette, fourth; V. ID.
Hannah & Sons. Notus, fifth; u. =.
Vahlberg & Son. Emmett, sixth; J. E.
Terrell, Weiser. seventh.
Best spring litter-A. L. Wilson.
Greenleaf, first and second; e. Z. Vanl-
berg &, Son, Emmett, third; Royston
estate, Fayettt, iOuIlh anu N'~AN''' -
f. Terrell, Weiser. fifth; V. d. Hannah
&, Sons, Notus, sixth; w. F. Howard &C
Sons, Roswell, eighth.
Both the Duroc Jersey futurity
show and that of the Poland China
were of great import and were the re-
cipients of much laudation by the ma
tional futurity associations, VINO were
in attendance The chief herd head
hnrd IF the Row
svAn estate of Payette is Superba Jr.,
the son of the grand champion hog of
the exposition at San Francisco, whose
name is also Superba. Superba Jr. is
two years old and weighs 6S5 pounds.
THE head of the herd of Wilson broth
ers of Greenleaf is another herd when
excited much praise.
1t is headed by big Bone Equal IL
He is a junior yearling and weighs 500
pounds. His dam Is "Mamouth Won
der" the grand champion sow at the
Iowa State fair last year. "Hadley,
wonder" is another boar of the VIII
son herd. He is two years old and
weighs 700 pounds. He is by A. l..
big Hadley II, the dam is "Matchless
Hadley." "Hadley's Wonder was SEN
Tor champion at the fair here last year.
All of the herds exhibited excited the
fullest measure of favorable comment
and were declared by the representa-
ltives of the national futurity associa-
tions to be indicative of the fact that
Idaho ranks well to the front with the
more progressive states as highly de-
ve,oped thoroughbred and purebred
| livestock state.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
! -. l,,;IJ;cr m, axhihit are
manufactured dairy products highly
indicative of the wonderful progress the
state has made in this industry and
declared by experts to be equal to
those of any state in the union
Through the efforts of w. H. Blount
Al creameries, cheese factories and in
i dividual exhibitors were induced te
make entries. In the creamery butter
contest. out of Is contestants. the six
receiving the highest scores were Elk
horn Creamery company. Pocatello
9s.5; Peter Boyer. Caldwell, SO; Mos
COW Creamery company. Moscow. 95.5;
Mamma cooperative Creamery, Nam
ma. s5; Boise Ice Cream company
Boise. GAS, Boise Cooperative cream
cry, Boise. 93.5.
In the ranch butter contest the fol
lowing we're winners: Mrs. Clark Web
ster, Caldwell, 92.5; Mrs. y. T.. Nc
Creight, Parma, 91.5: Mrs. q. l.. Dean
Greenleaf, 81 Mrs. L. j.. Teagarden
Caldwell, co. Mrs. j. f. Riskmire
Nampa. s9.5; Mrs. w. G. Postle-
thwaite. Caldwell, sS.5.
In the contest for the best exhibits
of cheese. the awards with scores In
dictated were as follows:
McDermott factory, McDermott. 90
Meridian factory. Meridian, s0i A