The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1918-10-05
LIVESTOCK SHOW A winner

nival features in charge of the Red
| Cross. The show was the best since
it's organization in 1913. The shed
room was insufficient to accommodate
all the stock exhibits. President Joe
Turner and Secretary Earle T. Gates
had their hands full in caring for all
the details. Membership badges to
the number of 100 were sold, wearers
signifying that their interests were
either directly or indirectly with the
stockmen. Annual memberships cost
So and are open to all.
The Jerseys formed the largest dis
play, there being % animals shown,
most of them by members of the Ste
vens County Jersey Club. The Short
horns and Holsteins made pretty
showing and some very fine sheep and
hogs were exhibited.
Banquet and Business
The annual banquet was held at
the Odd Fellows building at 6:3O on
Thursday evening, served by the M.
f ladies. About rs stockmen, citizens
and their wives were in attendance.
President Joe Turner deputized Geo.
w Peddycord to serve as POSTMASTER
and he did his work well. Talks were
made by President w Lon johnson of
the Colville Chamber of Commerce,
Mayor w. l.. Sax, J. C. Harrigan, C.
M. McAllister Of the Portland Union
Stockyards, Prof. Hyslop now with
the Spokane Union Stockyards, Prof.
E. f. Elliott Of the Colville high
school department of agriculture, R.
j. Smith, district traffic manager of
the Great Northern; Prof. Klemme, of
the Bellingham normal school; Chas
Monroe, at the head Of the county
agent department of the State Col
lege; President John Roberts, Of the
Spokane Union Stockyards. Frank
Funkhouser closed with most inter-
esting talk on the war.
At the business session, President
Joe Turner was reelected for the
third term, and also given the duty
of either securing secretary or do
ing the work himself H. T. Skeels
was reelected vice president, and M.
A. Daggy treasurer A vote of
thanks was extended to secretary
Earle T. Gates, whose prospects lie
in France or Germany with the U. S.
boys.
President Joe Turner was named
to represent the association at the
Lewiston and Portland shows, and
directed to work for reduced rate on
railways for all purebred stock.
Donations of cash. and animals to
be auctioned at the next show, were
made by the members to make certain
that the 1919 show will be big event
for this county. The list of such dom
ors will be published next week, when
it is also hoped to list the membership
of the association.
Judges of the livestock exhibit were
Charles Monroe, who handled all the
dairy cattle, horses, swine and sheep,
and j. Napier who judged the beef
types.
ShOrthOrn Prize Winners
unless otherwise designated, LIST,
Cd, and Sd prize winners are in the or
der of the names given.)
Bull years or over, Meyers Bros.
Bull years or under, Joe Turner
LIST and I'd, VIM. Huguenin Sd.
Junior yearling bull, Herbert Krue-
ger.
Senior bull calf, Joe Turner LIST
and I'd, C. M. Baker Sd.
Cow years or over, D. E. Pear
son, Joe Turner, C. M. Baker.
Cow or heifer or under 8, D. E.
Pearson 1st and I'd, c. M. Baker Sd.
Senior yearling heifer, C. M. Baker.
Junior yearling heifer, D. E. Pear
son, C. M. Baker.
Senior heifer calf, Joe Turner 1st
and I'd.
oCiioi IlCllCl SdlI, -. Il. IedISOll
LIST and Sd, Joe Turner I'd
Calf herd, 1 bull and 2 heifers, all
bred by exhibitor, Joe Turner, C. NJ.
| Baker.
Two animals of either sex produced
by one cow, Joe Turner, C. M. Baker.
HOlstein Prize Winners
Bull years or over, Gus Selle,
James Crawford
Bull years and under, Jas. Chase.
Senior yearling hefer, G B. Ide,
James Crawford
Junior heifer calf, T. C. Bell.
Junior bull calf, r. C. Bell.
Herd-bull years or over, COW 3
or over, heifer 2 and under 3--Gus
! Selle.
The Jersey Winners
Bull 3 or over, H 7 Skeels.
Bull under 2, C. E. Kimberling, G.
S. Lewis.
Senior bull calf, w. M. Huddleson,
G. S. Lewis, Skeels & Son.
Junior bull calf, g. S. Lewis LIST