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Evening journal., 1923-01-22
In the Ruhr

Tho heart of Germanys .rsoh-
ost-fsic1 region was stined eoday
IN passive protest against
French invasion-
Test OF Premier Poinoare's
reparations policy was on.
Mines OF the nuhr Valley
were IDLE in protest against
Frances opinion; against ar
rest OF state officials: against
the presence OF Poiius with
bayonetted rifles at the shaft
heads; and against the sevsring
OF all the arteries connecting
the Ruhr with the rest OF Ger
many.
The strike started on sohed-
ule; besides the state mines,
seven Thyssen holdings and
other private pits ceased opera
ton. Miners lounged about,
sullenly eyeins the French
troops.
The first French move was
one OF oonciliation. Herr Aher-n,
director OF the state mines,
whose arrest preclpitated the
strike. was freed. troops moved
back from tho mines and were
withdrawn from the Essen
branch OF the Reischbank. But
IN Paris. Foch and the French
cabinet met and planned new
military and economic moves 20
overcome Germany's passive re-
sistance.
There was also a rail- rtrike
on in the Ruhr today. French
troops at South Dortmund with
drew from the station. however,
and some OF the workers re
turned 20 the trains.
Reports OF German troop
movements near the Ruhr and
OF secret upridngs. again were
IN active circulation. General
Iudendorff was reported at
Muensrsr. The French war Of
foe lacked confirmation OF these
rumors and discredited them.
The test OF wills in the Ruhr
was said 20 depend largely
upon Endurance OF Germany's
Industrial leaders. SHINES.
Thyssen and others. who held
the key TO the situation Necause
OF the financial aid they are
now furnishing the striking
miners. II this were with
drawn, the workers would be
forced 20 dig coal or starve
and France counts on this out
come.
Evening journal., 1923-01-22
$3.50 A WEEK NEEDED
ITO FEED THE BRUTE

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-It costs but
$3.50 now 70 feed a man a week
nothing fancy. but fairly substantial
food according TO Miss Florence
Nesbit, home economist for the
United Charities and chairman of
the Cost OF Living Committee of
Illinois League of Women Voters.
in September, 1920" says Miss
Nesbit in her report. the minimum
p.Fice at which one man could be
fed per week was $4.1O. In Jan
uary it decreased TO SO. IN Novem-
ber OF that year It slid down to $2.sO
and now il is $3.50.
Rents have increased. however"
sghs Miss Nesbit, 80 no real saw
ing" has been effected. The in
crease in rental more than takes up
the amount saved of foodstuffs."
Evening journal., 1923-01-22

Mrs. Joel Widman. highly-es-
.teemed resident OF 245 Hancock
Ave. Jersey City. n J.. Is still an
other who has found Taniao safe
and sure road back 20 health.
strength and happiness. In relating
her experience. Mrs. Widman said:
''Taniao Is certainly the best med
ioine have ever known. I had fuf-
fered from stomach trouble for four
years and was IN an awful nervous.
rundown condition. often just the
sight. OF smell. OF food would siceen
me. I could not sleep nights. for
oven the ticking OF the clock would
upset my nerves Headaches left me
weak as a baby and just can't
fully describe how dreadfully I did
suffer.
MY daughter was being so bene-
hted by Tanlao that began taklne
&. too. and am now we'll and
happy woman. can hardly express
how grateful I really feel TO Tanlac.
It IL so wonderful"
Tanlac Is sold IN Wilmington by
Eckerds Drug Stores; an New Castle
by y. Challenger and Son and all
leading druggists everywhere.
over thirty-five milton bottles
sold.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1923-01-22

Reindeer industry In the north
ern territory OF Alaska viii. with
proper development. have an an
nual output OF meat within a few
years that will probably exceed in
value the present gold or fisheries.
says one observer.
Evening journal., 1923-01-22
Sport TablOidS

NEW YoRK.-Because he had
not been getting any OF the big
matches, Gene Tunney, former
American light-heavyweight, "hred'
his manager. Frank Doc" Bagley
and will handle his own affairs.
ANNAPOLIS training
and actual participation IN the race
exacts too much time and requires
an absence from the training cruise,
the Navy crew Will not be permitted
TO compete in the intercollegiate"
this year. according 20 Admiral VIII
son. superintendent OF the Acad-
emy.
PRINCETON-Princeton athletic
teams drew S16S.24S last year. Of
which s34.295 was clear profit, ac-
cording TO the report OF the athletic
commission. The football revenue
sf59.394. Basketball and baseball
operated at a profit OF Ss,s92. 9th
er sports were dead losses.
Evening journal., 1923-01-22
ST. MARY STOPS WILDWOOD.

St. Mary. OF the City League. de-
feated wildwood at Wildwood y.
j.. in a free-sooring cage exhibition
Saturday night 40 10 4s. Thirty
seven field goals were scored In all
with the Jerseymen tossing nine
teen. Ths Cats better ability from
the penalty mark decided the issue.
gcore.
Evening journal., 1923-01-22
ST. Mary
wildwood
GUILD GARD PARTY.

A card party for the benefit OF st.
.Elizabeth's Guild will be held at $50
o'clock tomorrow evening at the Gil
bert Studio. 704 Delaware avenue.
Evening journal., 1923-01-22

dom. 1t Is significant, however. that
scarcely a week passes since the war
but that some person advocates
either sterilization OF the lethal
chamber as the means OF lettering
the human race.
Evening journal., 1923-01-22

siios OF concrete are btnn IN
Mexico for the storage OF corn and
so prevent depreciation by rats
Evening journal., 1923-01-22

Mrs. JOEL WIDMAN, es-
WI tcemcd Jersey CITY resi-
dent, who says Tanlac brought
back her health after four
years of suffering
Evening journal., 1923-01-22

Tho heart of Gerrnany'a .rsoh-
est-fsic1 region was stilled eoday
an passive protest against
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Dairy cattle-Jersey.

Bull. years and over-First. Ernest
Carl Middlestadt on LaCreole's CicerC
Chief.
Bull senior calf-Ffrst, Filler Seed Co.
on Jolly Big Boys "Arnistice' second
Hui. junior calf-First. Carl Middle
stadt.
Cow. years and over-First. Mrs. y
r Mcpherson on Golden Jolly's Lady Del
fona; second. Carl Middiestadt, on Jersey
Duchess Viola; third. Mrs B. f. McPher-
son on Dame Hampton's Jewel
Heifer. senior yearling-FirstCarl Mid
dlestadt on Darling's Lady Kate.
Cow. and under 3-tirst. Carl Mid
dlestadt on Cicero's Fairy Lillian; sec
ond. Carl Middlestadt ON Belezora's Jolly
Girl.
Heller. senior calf-First. Carl Middle
stadt on Darlings Lady Victoria; second.
Mrs. b. F. Mcpherson on Ia Wales
Countess Georgina; third. Hugh Dodd
fourth. Hugh Dodd.
Heifer junior calf-First. Mrs. b. f.
second. Carl Middlestadt.
Champions.
Champion bull-Knight Bright Prince.
F. ID. Ehler. Filler.
Champion cOw-cicero's Fairy Lillian.
Carl Middlestadt. Bull.
Breeders Calf Herd-First. Hugh Dodd
second, Carl Middlestadt.
Breeders young herd-First. Hugh
Dodd-
Aged herd-First, Carl Middlestadt.
Get OF sire-F'irst. Carl Middlestadt.
Produce OF dam-First, Carl Middle
.stadt.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20
THIRD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Duroc Jersey.

List Of exhibitors-Thousand Springs
Farm, Hagerman; c. y. Cunning. Eden;
Shutwell a Wagner a Son, Eagle; Roy
Shutwell. Eagle: J. S. Feldhusen, Twin
Falls; o. G. FELTON,. Filler. j. "A. Wagner
* Son. Meridian: Bevington Bros. Good
ing; Knigge Bros. Bull: L. $. OTTO
Filler; Davis Bros. Twin Falls; DIR. X. $.
Armes. Filler; J. p Hunt. Bull; Lyman
Taft. Jerome; w. III. Rambo. Bull: c. A.
McMaster & Son. Twin Falls; Morris
owen. Twin Falls; WIN Hawkins. Bull;
Berwyn Burke, Bull; Wesley Young.
Filler; F. c. Graves. Filler; Graves q
Armes Filler: Alfred Stronk. Twin Falls;
NJ. o. Wrinkle. Filler. Edwin Monroe.
Bull; Thomas Parks. Bull.
Boar. 2 years and over-First. w. II.
Ramb0. on orion Joe. second Thomas
Parks. on Bull Pathfinder; third, Roy
Shutwen on Royal Marker fourth, l.. 5.
Otto on orion Joe Jr
Boar. S months and under years
First, J. A. Wagner & Son on Uneeda
Giant Sensation.
Boar ] year and under IS months
First. J. y. Hunt on. Gem Sensation Lead
er; second. w. II. Rambo. on Idaho SEN
sation: third. Thousand Springs Farm ON
Sensation Gay Lad; fourth. DIR. r. s.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20
SECOND DEPARTMENT
Dairy cattie-1oistein

Bull, years and over-First. Clifford
Tholl on Doede Ormsby PietertJe; second,
A. f. Ross on Doede Colantha DeKol
Bull senior yearling-tirst, A; II. ia
gels on Lava Rock Big Chief Mercedes
DOede; second. w. 4. Hardin ON b. Sc
gis clyde Palmyra.
Bull senior calf-First Edwin C. Ehl-
ers on Lava Rock Sarcastic Alcarta; sec
ond. A H. Jagels on Bosalt Doede De-
Kol; third, a. II. Jagels on Bosalt Doede
DeKol Lad.
Bull junior calf-First. Hengeveld Sc
gis Of Hardinfarms by w. n. Hardin.
Cow, years and over-First. A. f.
Ross on Princess Mile Rupert: second
4. ii. Jagels on Korndyke DeKol Doede;
third, Edwin G. Ehlers ON BUM Queen
Mercedes: fourth. w. I. Hardin on
Square II. Homestead DeKol; fifth. A.
n. Jagels on Buhlcrest Lottie Dekoi:
sixth, Edwin G. Ehlers on Lava Rock
ioede Mercedes.
COW. ? and under 3-FIrst. W. T. Har-
din ON Square IL. r'ietertje Colantha;
second, W. 7. Hardin on Square H. Hen
gerveld Lady. third. Edwin G.. Ehlers on
Lava Rock Violet Mercedes Doede.
IIeifer. senior yearling-Edwin G.. Ehl-
ers ON Lava Rock Rancho Doede Corne-
liza; second. \. T.. Ross on Ramoria Doede
DekOl; third. A. Il. Ross on Dekol Doede
Jennie; fourth. Edwin G. Ehlers ON Lava
Rock Sarcastic Lady; fifth, A. II. Jagels
on Basalt Pearl; sixth w. 4. Hardin on
Pietertje FlorodOra.
Heifer. junior yearling-First, A. T..
A. II. Jagels on Basalt Doede: third.
w. +. Hardin on Pietertje Gerber EN-
press; fourth. w n. Hardin on Piet-
critic Homestead Girl.
Heifer, senior calf-First. Hetwig kae-
ser on Filervale Snoflake Segis Lass;
second. Hetwig Kaeser Fiervale Colan-
tina; third, W. T. Hardin on Hardinfarms
Colantha Alcarta: fourth, A. Il. Ross ON
Mollie Doede colantha: fifth. Edwin G..
Ehlers on Lady HOLLYWOOD Alcarta Segis.
Heifer. junior caif-first, Edwin G.
Ehlers; second. Edwin G.. Ehlers third,
A. +. Ross on DeKol Colantha Doede.
fourth. W. r. Hardin on Hardinfarms Sc
gis Lottie. fifth. Hetwig Kaesar on Filler
vale Hazel Veeman Alcarta: sixth, Het-
wig Kaesar on Filler Vale Canary Pom
lice Segis.
Breeders calf herd-First. Edwin C.
Ehlers; Second. w. 4. Hardin.
Breeders young herd-First. W. T.
Hardin.
Get Of sire-First. A. +. Ross: second.
W. T. Hardin: third, a. II. Jagels; fourth.
Edwin G.. Ehlers.
Produce Of dam-First. A. y. Ross
second. A. T.. Ross: third. w T. Hardin. |
Champion bull-Doede Armsby Pfetert- |
ie Clifford Tholl.
Champion cow-Princess Mile Rupert, |
4. II. Ross.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20

Armes on Majestic Constructor.
Boar. 8 months and under I year
First. Roy Shutwell on Critic Sensation
sation: third. c. A. McMaster g. Son
on Model Commander: fourth. Thomas
Parks on Bull Constructor.
Boar. under months-first. J. A.
Wagner q Son on Giant Rainbow sec
ond. Roy Shutwell on Red Mark: third.
j. A. Wagner & Son on Giant Rainbow
LIST: fourth. Morris Owens on Jerry Orion
LIST.
Sow. year. and oyer-Ffrst, Thousand
Springs Farm on Sensation Orion's Lady
second, Edwin Monroe on Orion Katie
list. third. w II. Rambo on Orion's Katie
5th; fourth. Thousand Springs Farm on
Island Sensation Maxine.
Sow. IS months and under . years
First. Thousand Springs Farm on Island
Lady Sensation; second. Thousand
Springs Farm ON Island Beauty sensa :
ton; third. Roy Shutwell on Marker
Top.
Sow. year and under is months
First. w ii. Rambo on Glover Leaf Sem
Sensation Lady srd; third, j. A. Wagon
er & Son ON Gold Sensation LIST; fourth.
j. A. Wagner q Son ON Giant Queen.
Sow. months and under / year
Lady LIST; second. l.. ). otto ON Princess
OF Idaho; third, j. T. Hunt on Josephine
Sensation: fourth. thousand Springs
Farm on Waits Lady.
oONs unQcf . ilitllnn-tHct
Springs Farm on High Sadie. second,
Thousand Springs Farm on High Molly;
third. Morris Owens ON Ruth Orion;
fourth. w. ii. Rambo on Miss Sensation.
Pair OF pigs under months-ffrst.
Thousand Springs Farm; second. Wag-
oner 4 Son; third. Roy Shutwell; fourth.
w. IA. Rambo.
Boar and 3 sows over l year-First.
Thousand Springs Farm; second. w. III.
Rambo, third. w. II. Rambo; fourth. Roy
Shutwen.
Boar and sows under l year-First.
Thousand Springs Farm; second. Wagon
er & son; third W. II. Rambo. fourth.
Roy Shutweli
Get OF boar-First. Thousand Springs
Farm; second, w. ii. Rambo. third.
Thousand Springs Farm; fourth, Roy
ShutWell.
Produce OF sow-First. W. II. Rambo.
second. Thousand Springs Farm: third.
Roy Shutwell; fourth, J. p. Hunt.
Senior champion boar. J.. Hunt on
Gem Sensation Leader.
Junior champion boar-Roy Shutweil
on Critic Sensation.
Grand champion boar. Il. Hunt on
Gem Sensation Leader.
Senior champion sow-Thousand Springs
Farm on Island Lady Sensation.
Junior champion sow-Thousand Springs
Farm on Ideal Lady LIST
Grand champion sow-Thousand Springs
Farm on Ideal Lady list
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20
SECOND o6PAerMENr-cATrLE.
Beef csttie-t-ereforo

List Of exhibitors Walter Blanchard
Bull. &. A. McMasfer & Son irwin
Falls: Frank Paree. Rupert
Paree on Prince Berre. second Walter
Master A Son on Sweet Efunmei
Bull junior yearllnR-fI-sf Prank r. p
rec on Prince Berre zist; seconi. Prank
Paree on Generous Cay Lat
Bun, senior cs,lf-C- A. AcNaFfer a
Son On Dessert Prince LIST .econd. - A.
McMaster A Son on Dessert 1rince End
Bun. Junior calf-Ffrrt. Frank pares
on Bonnie Lad Sd. seconi. Walter lglan-
char6 on Bonnie Lad slsf
Cow. year, and oyer-Tfrst c A
HcNasfef Son on Bel Arno: second
Frank Paree On Adrene. third. Frank Pa
rec on Adrina Ind.
Cow. years and under 3--First. Frank
Paree on Lady Fenelia. sec0nf. &. A.
Nc Master a Son on Boanie Lady End
Heifer, senior yeariing Prs. Walter
blanchard on Bonnie sybil
Heifer. junior yeariirg--FFrrf Walter
Bar chard on BonE1e Trixie: second
Frank Paree on Little Hester 1nd.
Heifer. senior cslf-FIrxf. Prank "a
rec on Lady Girth zrd. second. Walter
blanchard on Alpha Dlsfurber: third. c.
A NcAasfer on Miss Blanchard Maid
Hsifer. junior calf--Ffrsf. Prank farce
,n Adrina 3rd. second. Walter blanchard
,n Princess Gertrude.
Breeders calf herd-F1rrf Waller
second. Frank -seree
Breeders young herd-First. Walter
Blanchard
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20
THIRD COMMUNICATING
Chester White.

Exhibitor-Otto Young. Twin Falls.
Boar, under months-First, second,
third. fourth, Otto Young.
Sow. under months-ffrst, second.
third, fourth, Otto Young.
Junior champion Doar-Otto Young.
Grand champion boar-Otto Young.
Junior champion sow-Otto Young.
Grand champion sow-Otto iouns.
Hampshire.
Exhibitor-Glenn Whitney. Kimberly.
Sow. months under 1 year-first,
Junior champion sow-Glenn Whitney
on Kimberly Belle.
Grand champion sow-Glenn Whitney
ON Kimberly Belle.
Poland China.
ley; Lou Heller, Bull; T, W. Heller.
Bull; Clyde b. Taylor. Hansen.
Boar. years and over-First. Lou
Heller ON Big Timm.
Boar. is months and under years
First. Lou Heller on Ttmms Masterpiece.
Boar. / year and under rs months
First. Lou Heller ON Western Orange.
Boar under months-First, A. II. Den
man on o Gosh; second. Clyde Il. TAYLOR
on Sunnyside Boy: third. Lou Heller,
fourth. Lou Heller.
Sow. is months, under years First,
Clyde Il. Taylor on Lady Timm list
Sow. / year. under IS months First.
A. II. Denman.
Sow, under months-First. A. X.
Denman on Timm's Problem; second, A.
IL btnlian Oh fbHhttT iTODitinf
Lou Heller. fourth. Lou Heller.
Pair OF pigs under months --First. A.
X. Denman: second Lou Heller; third,
Clyde y. Taylor: fourth. A. n. Dennan.
Boar and , sows under ! year-First.
Lou Heller: second T. w. Heller
Get OF boar-ffrst, A. X. Denman: Sec
ond. Lou Heller: third Clyde y. Taylor.
fourth. Lou Heller
Produce OF sow-First, A. II. Denman.
second. Lou Heller; third. Clyde 10. Tay-
or; fourth. Lou Heller.
Champion boar. year or over--BiR
rimm. Lou Heller. senior champion.
Champion boar. under 8 months-O.
Gosh. A. X. Denman. junior champion.
Sow. year under rs months-Miss
Arch Problem End. A. II. Denman. senior
champion.
Sow, under months-Timm's Problem,
A. r. Denman. junior champion.
Grand champions:
Boar. ? years and over. Big Timm. Lou
Heller.
Sow, under 6 months-rim Problem.
4. r. Denman.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20
FOURTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ramboufllet

List OF exhibitors-Clark g. Co, Bull.
=. II. Hobbs. Castleford: Gillette Sheer
Co, Castleford: coiner Bros, Hansen.
Buck. ! year and under 2--First. on
lette Sheep Co, second, Clark 4 60.
third. Gillette Sheep Co.
Buck. under year-First. v. ". Hobbs
second. Gillette Sheep Co.: third. Coiner
Bros; fourth. Coiner Bros: nth, y X.
Hobbs; sixth. Gillette Sheep Co.: seventh,
p II. Hobbs
Eve. and over--First. gillette Sheep
Co; second. coiner Bros. third, y. X
Hobbs.
Eve. / year and under 1-FIrst. on.
lette Sheep Co. second. Coinsr Bros 7:
third. Colner Bros
Eve. under l year-Firs; Gillette Sheep
Co. second, Coiner Bros. third. Gillette
Sheep Co; fourth. r. u Hobbs.
Pen Of lambs-Firrt. T.. X. Hobbs: sec
ond, Coiner Bros; third Gillette Sheep
Co; fourth. Clark a Co.
Flock-First, Coiner Bros. second.
C0iner Bros.
Champion buck-Glllette Sheep CO.
Champion ewe-Gillette Sheep Co.
Suffolk.
Erhibitor--Robert Blastock. Filler
Buck. year and under p First. Rob
ert BlaetOck
Champion ram-Robert BlastocE
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20
HORTICULTURE

CONTINUED on page %
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Dairy cattle-Guernsey.

Bun. years and over-First Harsh
barger * Son on Judge lands OF Mt
View; second. J. A. Waters on Bick-
leigh Crusader; third, J. A. Waters on
Bull Junior Yeariing-First. Harsh
berger & Son on Major Lands of Willow
Wood second. ID. II. Blair on Roses Edu-
Gator OF Hagerman.
Bull Junior calf-First, Harshberger &
Son on TipTop OF Willow Wood: second.
Harshberger * Son on Lands Lad Of
Willow Wood; third, ID. II. Blair on May
Cow. years and over-First. Harsh
berger K Son on Rose OF Mountain View;
second. ID. II. Blair on Imp Westminster
Murphy; fourth. J. A. Waters on Nardin
Sally.
Cow. and under s-Flrst. Harshherger
& Son ON Colby Gordon of Willow Wood:
of Hagerman.
Heifer senior yearling-Ffrst. J. A.
Waters on Maggie's Nellie.
Heller. junior yearling-First, ]. A.
Waters on Vardin Sally No. IL: second.
Harshbarger & Son on Grac's Gordon;
third. Harshberger & Son on Bonnie Bell
of Willow Wood; fourth, ID. II. Blair on
.Grumbys Harriet OF Hagerman.
Heifer senior calf-First, j. A. Waters
on Primrose of Twin Falls; second. d.
III. Blair on Jessie OF Hagerman.
Heifer senior calf-Flrst. Harshberger
& Son on Gladys Gordon OF Willow Wood.
second. Harshberger & Son on Maxine
OF Willow Wood: third, ID. H. Blair on
Marian ,Grumly's Hope OF Hagerman;
fourth. Harshberger & Son on Jennie
Gordon OF Willow Wood.
Champion bull-Judge Lands OF Mt
View, ]. T. Harshberger
Champion cow-Goldy Gordon OF Will
low Wood. j. T. Harshberger
Breeders calf herd-First j. 4. Harsh
berger & Son. second. ID. II. Blair.
Breeders young herd-rirst. Harshber- |
ger & Son: second. ID. II. Blair.
Aged herd-First. Harshberger & Son |
Get OF sire-First. Harshberger a. Son. /
second. ID. II. Blair.
Produce OF dam-First. Harshberger & |
Son: second. Harshberger & son; third. 1
ID. III. Blair.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20

Aged herd-First. Frank Paree; second.
walter. Blanchard.
Get OF sire-First Frank paree. sec
ond. Walter Blanchard
Produce OF dam-First. Frank Paree;
second. Frank Paree.
Champion bull-Prince Berre. Prank
Paree. Rupert Idaho.
Champion cOw-Bell ArnO. 9 A. No
Master 4 SON. Twin Falls.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20

Ernest Meyer. Bull.
Alsike: First, j. p. Belleville, Twin
Falls. second. Jess Eastman, Bull: third,
John II. Quist. Roseworth.
White clover. First. George w. Par
sons OF Filler
Alfalfa (common): First W. r. Hatfield.
4 Bull
LadIno; First. George r. johnson. OF
Filler.
Boyle Special
Idaho Ruriils; First, NJ. g F1eenor Of
Twin Falls: second. Evan Titus, R,uiey:
third. n. r. Allen. Filler.
Bull
Melted Gems First. f. $. Wood. Kim
berry; second. Ben Johnson Bull: third.
Morris owen Twin Falls.
Bliss Triumph. First. August Kolb. OF
Sugar Special.
Five beets planted before frriga ting.
J, rrueblood. Twin Falls: third, g. W.
Conner. Hansen.
Five beets Irrigated before planting:
FIRST: A. lansing 81 Kimberly: second.
Joe Simon, Filler. third. &. W. coiner OF
Hansen.
Smith Hughes Exhibit.
First; Twin Falls high school
hest shcaf OF each OF the following.
Wheat: First. George Mcpherson. Buhi:
seq second. Morris Owen. Twin Falls; third.
oats; First, Lee shotweii, Twin Falls:
second, Lee Shotwell, Twin Falls: third
Robert :. hlastock. Filler
Barley, FIRST, Fred Beinz Bull; second.
Morris owen, Twin Falls: third. Ted sier-
err, Filler.
Bremus Inermus: First. Robert Coulter
Jr,, Cascade.
Timothy: First and second. Robert
coulter, jr,, Cascade.
Alfalfa; First. Il. G. Ticknor Filler.
Red clover; First. u. G. Ticknor. Filler.
lirom corn. First. A. 4. Maxwell Bull.
fNr the best display shear In the sheaf
grains and gfasses: First. George Nc
Pherson OF Bull.
HORTICULTURE
Crate OF Jonathan: First and second.
Alfred A Hayes, Huhl.
Crate Rome Beauty; First. u. Smith.
Hansen.
Crate OF winesap: First. n n. smith.
Hansen.
Crate OF w w Pearmain: First. II. n.
Smith Hansen.
Crate OF red Delicious: First. III. n.
Leohnef, Filler. second. ". Il. Smith Han
Crate OF golden Delicious: First /. A.
Waters. Twin fNlis.
Crate OF Wealthy; First, u. r. smith.
Jansen; second. Blaine Nosburs. Twin
Crate Winter Banana: First. Alfred
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-20
SECOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Beef cattle-Shorthorns.

List Of exhibitors-E. ]. Finch. Twin
Falls, Requa Bros. Kimberly: Musgrave
q sons, Filler; {. A. McMaster a SON.
Twin Falls.
Bun. years and over-First. Reoua
Bros, ON Cumberland Repeater end. see
ond, c. A. McMaster and Son on sultan
supreme Gem; third. Musgrave a Sons
ON King OF All
q sons on Cumberland Chief. second. c.
A. McMaster a Son on Sultan's Reneater:
third, =. J. Finch on Highland Lad
Bun. junior yearling- First. c. A. Nc
Master a son on Idaho supreme; Sec
ond, Musgrave a. sons on Filler Bird.
Bun, senior calf~-ffrst. &. A. McMasier
y Son on Red sultan. second. Musgrave
4 Sons ON Orange Repeater; thirl. H. j.,
Finch on Shoshone Chief
Bull. junior calf-r'irst. Requa lirOs
ON King Cumberland: second. Musgiave
a sons ON Silver Boy; third C. \. Me
Master ON White sultan
Cow, years and oVcr-firsf =. A.
McMaster 4 son on Princess c liaheriand
second, Musgrave a Sons on Nonlarcil
Beauty End; third. Muserare q Sons on
Village Countess; fourth - A. McAiaster
a Son on Lady Countess
Cow. years and under S-First c, A.
McMaster a Son on supreme Lavender:
second. Requa Bros on Victoria Last
Secret third, G. A. McNiaster 4 son on
Heifer, senior yearling- First. q. A.
McMaster a Son ON Violet Iift second
Requa Bros. ON Flora Cumberland
Heifer, junior yearling-Firs;. c. A.
McMaster a Son on Collyme Violet End.
second, Requa Bros. on Madge Cun,her-
land.
Heifer. senior calf-First, c. McAiaster
4 Son on Sultan's Lady LIST. second. Mus
grave a Sons on Beauty: thlrd. Requa
Bros. on Victoria Cumberland.
Heifer. junior calf--First. Musgfave a
Sons ON Kings Countess; second. Mus
grave q Sons on NonParcl sultan. third
G. A. AcMaster q Son ON Nlllngcr IaVen-
der LIST fourth. Isequa Iros, on Flora
end.
Breeders calf hord-Frst. c. 4 Me-
Master a Sons; second. Requa Bros
third. Musgrave q Sons
Breeders young herd-Flrst, q. a. Me-
Master 4 Son; second. Rcqua Inns.
Aged herd-First. g. A. McAiaster 4
Sons; second. Requa Bros.
Get OF sire-First. &. A. McMasier a
son. second. Requa Bros. third Mus
grave q sons fourth. c. A. McMaster 4
Son.
Produce OF dam-Flrst. Musgrave 4
Sons; second. G. A. McMastcr 4 Son;
third G. a. McMaster q Son. fourth. g.
A. McMaster 4 Son; nth. Requa Bros.
by American shorthorn 1-esders'
Association and Twin Falls couafy
Fair.
Best three head-First, c. A McNnster |
Z Son; second. Musgrave & Sons; third, |
Requa Bros
Champion bull. . years and over Cum
Derland Repeater End
Champion COW. and under s-suprotne /
Lavender.
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