Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-09-29

walton Army will receive from Ada.
Canyon, Gem and fruit from Lewis
ton.
AUCTION SALE OF SHORT HORNS.
Thirteen head of purebred Short
Horn cattle belonging to P. A Soren-
son of the i. x. l.. stock farm of Kuna
were sold at the auction sale conduct ed
at the fair grounds Friday morning,
Colonel Marsters & Son, auctioneers.
The sale totaled $4,000, or an aver
age of s177 per head.
The names of the purchasers and the
price paid in each instance are:
Bull, short yearling. sold to Herbert
Lemp, s1s5. He is a third prize bull
Bull, short yearling, sold to Bud
Paris for $3.50
Bull, short yearling sold to c. B.
Mace for $3.50. He was a second prize
winner.
Bull. yearling, sold to C. P. Mace
for s24O.
Bull. yearling, sold to e. A. Stauffer
for $3.50. He was a third prize Win
ner.
Bull, junior calf, sold to Teddy Tur-
ner for $135.
Bull, short yearling, sold to Thomp-
son Bros for $165
Bull short yearling, sold to Bud Paris
for $3.50.
Bull, short yearling sold to Bud
Paris for $3.50.
Heifer, long yearling, sold to Fl. l.
Brant for S155
Heifer, yearling, sold to Herbert
Lemp for $3.50.
Bull, Junior yearling, sold to Her
bert Lemp for $3.50.
Bull, junior yearling. sold to Her
bert Lemp for $50.
POLAND CHINA OFFICIALS.
The Poland China breeders held their
annual banquet Thursday evening at
the Owyhee hotel. The banquet was
held under the usual custom of having
the winner of the futurity give the
big feast. This year Royston of Pay
cite. is the winner of the futurfty.
President, Charles Royston, of Pay
cite; vice president, Sarl Royston, Of
secretary treasurer. Colonel
Amos ]. Miller, of Caldwell The mem
bers of the executive board are: w. F.
Howard, A. N. Moss, A. L. Wilson, j.
*.
Roy Davis, of Chicago, field secre-
tary of the Poland China American
Record association, attended the flu
turtty and the banquet.
FUTuRiTY WINNERS.
Senior pig-GreenIeaf stock ranch,
first third, fourth and fifth; e. C. vahl-
berg & Son, second; w. E. Howard,
sixth.
Senior SOW pig-Charies Royston.
first and third; w. F. Howard, second,
fourth and fifth; Greenieaf stock
ranch. sixth
Junior pig-Charies Royston, first
and second: w. r. Howard, third,
sixth and seventh and eighth;
H. L. Randall, fifth.
Junior SOW pig-Charles Royston,
first, second, fourth and seventh; w. |
F. Howard, third; Greenleaf stock
ranch, fifth, sixth and eighth.
Litter-Charles Royston, first; |
Greenleaf stock ranch, second and |
fifth: w. F. Howard, third and sixth;
H. L. Randall. fourth; E. C. VahIberg
8 Son. seventh; A. N. Moss, eighth
The futurity was the classiest event
IF its kind ever held in the state Dean
Iddings Of the University of Idaho, was
he judge of all the swine and the flu
.urity.
At the Poland China futurity banquet
. resolution was adopted in which
Dean Iddinss was thanked for his sat
sfactory judging of the futurity, and
he American Record association was
banked for sending their field secre-
airy, Roy Davis, to Idahos third an
,ual Poland China ftlturity.
HOG CHOLERA PREVENTION,
The United States department of ag-
riculture, bureau of animal industry,
had an interesting booth in the agri- II
cultural pavilion at the fair. The ex-
ension department of the University
II Idaho. co-operated In making the
exhibit which had IN it much of in
'truction to the farmers. Consider
lble space was devoted to the matter
" hog cholera and its control.
Magnified specimens were shown of II
formal and hog cholera skin, intestine, II
lymph node and kidney; also pictures II
# how the hig cholera is controlled H
n the Twin Falls district. Much lit
nature was distributed from this
tooth on the subject of hog cholera, II
prevention and control.
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