SAN FRANCISCO
WILL HOLD A
STOCK SHOW
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3 (by As
sociated Press).—San Francisco, the
largest city in the country without an
exclusive livestock show, will hold its
first exhibition of pure-bred stock
during the first week in November,
the California building at the Panama
Pacific Exposition grounds being used
to house some 1,000 show animals in
addition to a large exhibit of poultry
and pet stock.
The California International Live
Stock show, as this exhibition is
known, will fit into a circuit starting
with Los Angeles the last week in
October and concluding with the
Portland live stock show a week
after the San Francisco event. This
circuit will make possible the show
ing of a number of herds from the
Middle West and Rocky Mountain
states.
The University of California has
loaned the services of Professor Gor
don H. True of the animal husbandry
department, to manage the first
show, and True reports that live
stock men of the West will respond
with a high-class showing of well
fitted cattle, horses, swine and sheep.
The stock and poultry classes will
compete for $36,000 in premiums.
As a night attraction $5,000 in
prizes will bring out a saddle-horse
show, and exhibition driving of four
and six horse teams in the heavy
classes.
The State Fair and several county
and district fairs, according to Pro
fessor True, have eliminated some of
the plainer animals, so that the Cal
ifornia International will be the final
competition between the best animals
of the west.
The commercial interests of San
Francisco are supporting the first
show with an organization headed by
W. T. Sesnon.
ALASKA IS INCLUDED IN
TRANSPORTATION BILL
NOW BEFORE CONGRESS
‘kTo exception will be made of
Alaska if the bill transferring juris
diction over coastwise transportation
to the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion is passed,” said Delegate George
B. Grigsby, who has taken the matter
up with the committee considering
the measure. “If the bill passes it
will be applicable to Alaska.”
There are some members of con
gress, according to the delegate, who
are opposed to the bill tjs far as it
affects other sections of the country
but favor it as to Alaska.
Delegate Grigsby took this matter
up with the house committee which
was considering the bill shortly after
he was sworn in as delegate from
Alaska. Alaska’s interest in the mat
ter will depend upon the passage of
the bill, which applies to all Ameri
can coastwise trade.
Transportation companies operat
ing in Alaska waters are opposed to
the bill. Governor Thomas Riggs, Jr.,
and the Juneau commercial associa
tion have sent telegrams to Washing
ton favoring the passage of the meas
ure. Governor Riggs’ telegram was
read into the Congressional Record
by those favoring the bill, which is
known as the Pomerone-Esch bill,
after the authors of the measure as
it was introduced in the senate and
house of representatives. Senator
Atlee Pomerene of Ohio introduced
it in the senate and Representative
John ,J. Esch of Wisconsin intro
* duced it in the house.
It’s the flavor and the grain which
make the bread at the City Bakery
famous.
Your eyes fitted. Compound and
stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os
borne.
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MONTANA MOTORISTS
TO DRIVE TO CALIFORNIA
HELENA, Mont., Oct. 3 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Plans are being made
for a motor tour from Montana to
California this fall in the interests
of the park-to-park good roads move
ment. The tour would be started by
a delegation from Montana, accord
ing to preliminary arrangements, to
be joined by other automobilists in
Washington and Oregon. Stops
would be be made - at the more im
portant points on the inter-park sys
tem.
Job printing at Daily Times office.
LEGION IS POPULAR I
IN HARBOR DISTRICT
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ABERDEN, Wash., Oct. 3 (by As
sociated Press).—Aberdeen post of |
the American Legion may buy or
build a clubhouse. It has been esti
mated 1,800 ex-service men are Le
gion members in the Gray’s Harbor
district. The ex-service men will at
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tempt to raise the money for the
building b/ popular subscription.
Three teams will make a canvass of
the district, the losers furnishing a
banquet for the first and second
teams. “Kitchen police” will be
done by the losers at the contem
plated banquet.
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CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS
Plain, three pairs for $1.00
Drummer Boy, 50c
LADIES’—Silk, 50c and 75c
LADIES'—Plain, 3 for $1.00
Children’s Dresses, $2.00 up.
Tablecloths on sale yet.
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