Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-21
Carl p, A. McWilliams. 2.
Lite Howard, Haines, 8.

Carl r., A. McWllllamS, z.
Lite Howard, Haines, 8.
Dick, Hoover. 4.
Clip, McGee, 5.
Time. "a seconds.
Sixth event Roman standing race
between horses owned by Genoway
Bros. OF Payette. This was a fine
race
| Seventh event-112 mile relay race
Joe Brosnan string. first; John Bros
nan string, second; Pete Genoway
string. third; John Haines string
fourth; Fred Brennan string, did not
! finish.
Eighth event-Pack horse race. John
Brosnan first. Fred Brennan second.
Ninth event-Wild horse race. Sir
Johnson first May second; Walker
third; Hortung fourth.
Walter Shimp successfully rode an
outlaw horse brought here from Colo
RADIO. 1t is said this horse never be-
fore had been successfully ridden.
The following delegates representing
the Idaho State fair at Caldwell at
tended the Malheur county fair
Wednesday: Colonel Amos j. Miller,
general manager of the Idaho state
/ fair: ]. c. Harrington who is manager
of the speer program for the Idaho
State fair L. II. Burns and r. c.
Boyd, both consistent boosters for the
Idaho State fair Most of the livestock
exhibited at the Malheur county fair
will be shown at the Idaho State fair
at Caldwell the first week in October
Mr.. Harrington announces that most
of the race horses now at the Malheur
county fair will be at the Idaho State
fair. This will insure for this fair
a great speed program for each day
it is open.
S. P, Glenn of Boise, the general
superintendent of the agricultural de
| partment of the Gem State fair, to
be held at Boise. was an interested
visitor at the Malheur county fair
Wednesday. Mr. Glenn saw all the
| livestock exhibitors at the Malheur
county fair and practically every one
OF them agreed to exhibit their stock
at the Gem State fair at Boise next
week
The livestock show at the Malheur
county fair this week is the best in
the history of this association.
CATTLE EXHIBITORS.
]. Fred Kiesel. owner of the big
K. S. e. D. ranch at Arcadia has some
| fine stock at the fair. He has two pure
bred Hereford bulls on exhibition.
four pure bred Hereford heifers, and
one Percheron stallion weighing 1900
pounds, and a pure bred Percheron
mare. One of the bulls at the fair is
five years old. He won the blue rib
bon at the American Royal Livestock
show on two different occasions This
exhibit will be shown at Boise next
week and at Caldwell the week follow
ing.
w. ]. Townley, owner Of the Mounds
Shorthorn farm at Union, Ore. has an
exhibit of eight registered Shorthorns
at the fair The roam bull in the ex-
hibit is a yearlng. Last year at the
Pacific International Livestock Show
at Portland he won second in his class.
He is fine prospect This exhibit
goes to the Boise and Caldwell fairs.
G. w. Delay of Hot Lake, ore,
has four head OF registered Shorthorns
at the fair. They also go to the Boise
and Caldwell fairs.
G. V. Pontious of Ontario has herd
of IA pure bred Holsteins at the fair.
This Is the first time this herd has
| been shown. Mr.. Pontious is a new
| arrival in the northwest from Kan
sas. He has fine dairy herd and no
doubt he will be heard from in flu
ture dairy exhibits.
Wood Thompson of Ontario has n
registered Jersey COW at the fair. Her
name is Nancy Barrett, 29S512. She
was dropped Aug. 20, 1911. She is per-
| feet in type and is a beauty.
! II. r. Boomer of New Plymouth has
Is head of registered Holsteins on ex-
hlbition. The herd head is King Segius
Peter, three years old, and weighs over
a ton. The chief COW is Raisy, is three