The Daily Star-Mirror
THE DAILY STAR-MIRROR, MOSCOW, IDAHO TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1922.
VOLUME XII
.NUMBER 41
IDAHO'S SHOWING
GOOD AT PORTLAND
UNIVERSITY LIVESTOCK WIN HIGH
RATINGS—STUDENT TEAMS
TAKE HONORS.
A clean sweep in the most of the
fat steer, fat wether, and Rambouillet
sheep classes, with high standing in
dairy cattle, various other breeds of
sheep and beef cattle classes, together
with noteworthy achievements by the
student judging teams, characterized
this year's participation of the Uni
versity of Idaho college of agricul
ture in the Pacific International Live
stock exposition at Portland.
Eighty-eight awards were won by
the livestock, Including one grand
■ championship, seven championships,
two reserve championships, 23 firsts,
16 seconds, 18 thirds, nine fourths,
and 12 fifths. Large cash premiums
In addition to numerous beautiful rib
bons were represented by these
awards.
First place, in competition with three
the dairy products judging team;
second, in competition with five other
western colleges, by the livestock judg
ing team; and fifth, in competition
with six western colleges, by the dairy
cattle judging team.
High Places In Judging.
In judging dairy products Idaho took
first, with the University of California
second, Washington State college
third, find CIregon A.gricultu al co eg
fourth. Idaho took first in judging,
«H nrnHiictd first in induing butter
all products, first in judging cutter,
and second in judging cheese. Idaho
.had Individual high man of the entire
■contest and second and third high in
bnHer iudging John R Robert sin of
©utter judging, jonn n.. ruioertson 01
iFirth, Harry A. Messinger of Gar
Meld, Wash., and Louis L. Helphry
Band point, composed this team.
