LIVESTOCK SHOW
BIG EVENT Hi
PORTLAND
(Bv Associated Press)
PORTLAND, Nov. 26.—
Thoroughbred entries from
Oregon, Washington, Californ
ia, Montana and Idaho will
feature the Pacific Internation
al Livestock show, which will
open here tomorrow. The show
will last through the week.
Particular interest centers
around the 46 herd of short
horn, Hereford and Aberdeen
Angus which are entered in the
beef classes. Thirty-two west
ern herd of shorthorn cattle
alone ai’e in the paddocks of
the stalls.
The various state agricultur
al colleges have splendid stock
exhibits. In the Shorthorn
class is represented the ()regon
Agricultural College in Corval
lis, the University of Californ
ia farm at Davis and the Uni
versity of Idaho at Moscow.
The Glen Ellen, Cal., ranch
owned by the estate of Jack
London, the late author, is also
represented in this class.
The Oregon Agricultural col
lege, University of Idaho and
"Washington State college also
have some select entries in the
Hereford class. Eleven herds,
declared by cattle experts to be
among the best in the west, are
entered in this class.
Many breeders in Oregon,
Washington and Idaho are to
be represented in the selected
Aberdeen Angus cattle class,
while in the tut classes the
agricultural colleges of Oregon
and Washington and the Uni
versities of California and Ida
ho will contend for first hon
ors.
Guernseys, Holsteins and
Jerseys will he represented in
the dairy class, while the milk
ing Shorthorns and Red Polls
will have entries here for the
first time. The annual Hol
stein sale will be a feature with
its usual run of bargains in
fancy stock.
Sheep and hog classes will
also be a feature and fine prem
iums have ben secured for the
most faultless entries. The hog
classes will include Berkshire-.
Poland Chinas, Duroc Jerseys,
Chester white and Hampshires
The last named hog is appear
ing here for the first time in
this show. All of the sheep
and hog associations in the
northwest except two have sel
ect entries and are backing up
their brods to the limit.
Shires, Clydesdales, Bel
gians and Pencherons are pres
ent in numbers to make the
draft horse classes interesting.
Entries indicate that the show
ing in this class will be the
greatest in the history of (lie
exhibit.
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While Joe Murphy was fixing up
his cabin on 28 Ooldstream recently
he thought he heard some one com-'
ing up the road behind him and upon
turning around he saw two moose,
one a yearling about fifty feet dis
tant. The surprise was mutual. Joe
did not have a rifle on the place and
the nearest neighbor was forty miles
distant. The moose finally became
bored with their reception and wan
dered off only to show up again that
evening. Mr. Murphy felt flattered
with their reception and is now con
templating a home for vagabond
moose.
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A shipment of 178 barrels of oil
for the Petersburg lighting plant was
lost with the wreck of the Al-Ki.
When the steamer reached there on
its northbound trip the pipe line to
the lower plant was not in shape to
handle the oii so the steamer carried
it on intending to discharge it on the
return trip. 300 barrels of oil for
the cnnneiy was also carried on the
wafer tank which wan being prepar- “
ed for oil storage but not yot being
in readiness.
REFRESHING!
IT REMINDS you of home
That Delicious Old-Fashioned Taf_
fy, made from the purest of ingre
dients. "Right Here in Cordova.”
Better call in and bring home a
pound box to the Kiddies while—
it lasts. Then too, if you have an
appetite for ' something that is
different, we can satisfy it with
the daintiest of Bon Bons, the pur
est of Caramels, the Richest of
Chocolates and in fact every
thing in the home-made candy line
that appeals to the palate :: ::
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without notice.
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or freight will not be received at the dock later than one hour before
sailing time.
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