The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-06-22
STOCK RAISERS ON
ANNUAL EXCURSION
SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASSOCI-
ALTON OUT ON PICNIC In LATAH
AND WHITMAN COUNTIES

The Whitman and Latah counties
Shorthorn Breeders Association is
holding its third annual picnic and
trip of inspection of Shorthorn herds
in the two counties today and tomor-
row, and visited the herd at the Uni
versity of Idaho here this morning
The association was organized three
years ago primarily to encourage and
extend the influence of Shorthorn
: breeding, and to safeguard the inter-
ests of its members by creating bet
ter trade opportunities, and to ar
range for exhibits at the various fairs
and stock shows in the northwest.
Trip Extensive One
The trip taken this year is rather
extensive and includes during the two
days, visits to nearly all of the larger
breeders of Shorthorn cattle in the
nearby territory.
The itinery of the excursion is as
follows: Thursday-Start at Wash
ington State college, Pullman, Wash
ington, at 500 a. M, proceeding to
the Earl F. Harper farm at Johnson,
and thence to Carl A. Grief of Union
town. from there to the Nordby
brothers ranch at Genesee, Idaho, and
]. f. Papineau, Moscow, and thence
to Palouse, Washington for lunch.
Go North in Afternoon
In the afternoon they will go to the
farms of j. e. Trimble, j. H. Nc
Croskey, and George Imler, all near
Garfield They will then go to the
farms of H. E. Go1dsworthy, of Ro-
salia, and Albert Owens of Amber.
Washington, and thence to Sprague,
where they will spend the night
Spend Friday at Sprague
Friday will be spent at the J. n.
McCroskey and the Day & Rothrock
farms at Sprague, Washington, both
of which are large stock farms, and
which contain large herds of excep-
tionally fine Shorthorns.
Present officers of the association
are: J. Houston McCroskey, of Gar
field. president; j. F. Papineau of
Moscow, vice president; c. w. Hick-
man, professor of animal husbandry
at the University of Idaho, secretary
treasurer. The executive board con-
sists of c. A. Grief, J. Houston Nc
Croskey, H Hackedorn, j. E. Trimble,
C. w. Hickman and H. E. Colds
worthy.
Those on Excursion
Members of the association making
the excursion are: H. Hackedorn,
professor of animal husbandry, W
S. c., &. w. Hickman, professor of
animal husbandry, University of Ida
ho, J. G. Edmuston, Garfield; C. H.
Genesee; Carl A Grief, I'm
iontown; r. Hanna, Pullman; J. H.
McCroskey, Garfield. Joe P. Nc
Croskey, Sprague; W. T. O'Brien, rep
the Western Royal Stock
Show of Spokane; F. ]. Taylor, Sun
nyside; A. E. Lawson, Spokane; Carl
C. Davis, Spokane; George G. Gehrke,
Edwall P E. Nordby, Genesee Geo.
n Lamphere, Moscow; j. E. Trimble,
Garfield; R. j. Mcbride, Garfield;
Rev c. B. Fockler, Milwaukee, Wis;
F. NJ Ralthrack, Spokane; John Ma
pier, Sprague; Albert Owens, Amber,
T. Hinchliff, Dayton; r. E. Nordby,
9enesee; Fred Bayliss, University Of
Idaho; Earl F. Harper, Johnson; N.
Moscow; Sandy Keith,
Davenport; J. F. Papineau, Moscow;
3. F. Rinehart, Boise; M. J. Sisley,
Il. A. Stone, c. E. Hunter, o. S.
Fletcher, Comade Held, Davenport;
R. L. Gowen, University of Idaho;
A. w. Grayson, Garfield; Henry De-
any, Starbuck, Washington; A. R.
Mahan H. E. Goldsworthy, Rosalia.