The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-09-22
LIVESTOCK To
/ BE PLENTIFUL
! At STATE FAIR

Just what the Pacific Northwest is
5oing In the matter OF production OF
pure-bred livestock will be conclu-
Sively proven at the Forthcoming
state fair, which begins Monday, Sep
Hember 26. Entries have been pour
ing into the office of the secretary OF
The board for several weeks past. and
form to date splendid compilation
of the names of men and firms that
are putting this section OF the coun-
dry on the map from livestock point
OF view.
Heretofore. for a number of years,
herds and exhibits OF notable breed
-ers of the middle-west. east and
southeast, have been featured, but
this year the entries will be largely
from this state and Washington. Out
side breeders are not barred, how
ever, and will, as heretofore. send
some Of their best show stock. In
previous competition It has been
found that the Northwest breeders
run these from other sections a close
race for honors and prize money,
and so II is considered consistent that
this year livestock men from this
territory participate in friendly bit
of rivalry.
Every few days the name OF some
new champion is announced, and
this with the general attention that
had been directed oregon-ward by
che state fair, is expected to bring a
noteworthy showing Of pure-bred
livestock enthusiasts to the state fair
in Salem the last Of this month. A
number Of these men will come in
the capacity OF judges, and they will
Aring others with them, all to remain
for the six days OF the exhibit.
All the men selected to serve as
judges are themselves breeders in
ths line represented, and are chosen
because of their recognized ability
and proven fairness. They are as fol-
Eovs: Z. w. Trowbridge, Columbia,
No., horses; F. A. Scribner, Pasa-
iena, Calf. dairy cattle; A. II. Nc
DONALD, Davis, Calit.. beef cattle;
George s. Bulkley, Mt Vernon,
Wash, dairy cattle; w. "A. Huther,
Ord. Neb.. swine; Charles Talmadge,
Salem, swine; w. A. McCarroll, St.
Paul, 'Minn., sheep and goats; VIII
liam Coats, Seattle, Wash, poultry;
T. X. Carter, Spokane, rabbits.
Among the notable exhibitors will
he r. w. Van Tassel, OF Wenatchee.
Wash. who will sent fine herd OF
Ayrshires; Waikakai farm of Spo-
kane, Wash, which will be represent
ed by big entry OF pure bred Jer-
seys; J. G. G. Hubbard, Of Canada,
uho will ship large consignment Of
sheep.
w. M. Riddell, of Monmouth, Ore,
Who took first and second place
championships and other honors for
his Cotsweld and Lincoln sheep at
the Manitoba fair in Brandon, the
last OF July, this year. will be one OF
tho largest exhibitors Of sheep, enter
ing the same animals that were sue
cessiul In the Canadian show.
The Oregon Agricultural College
herd OF thirty-four head Of Jerseys.
Gnernseys, Holsteins and Ayrshires,
which is making the northwest cir
cult, will be one OF the attractions in
the big livestock barns. The animals
are In charge of C. J. Pollock, herds
man at the college.
Medal Segis Prilly Gelsche," the
fIoistein COW, champion by semi-of-
ficial test, owned by C. j. Berning,
Of Nugget Farm" Mt. Angel, will
he another important addition to the
livestock exhibit.
Additional space, to care for the
increased livestock exhibit, has been
made possible this year by the re-
modelling of the old poultry building
INTO q sheep barn.