I hope you will give my letter to some of the leading farmers around Pullman, Washington. I wish to know if they have ever seen any holes put down around Pullman for oil or gas if so. How deep did they get and what directions from Pullman do you think that a large acreage could be secured up to the amount of at least 2 Townships in one body between Pullman and Mosco, Idaho, and Jesse, Idaho, and between Pullman and the city on both sides of the Plaza Branch R.R. or the northern Pacific R.R. if a large acreage of patented land can be got. I might be able to induce my people in New York City to take it over and develop your country, you must remember that it is purely a wildcat ground and will have to have a large acreage of land so if they should make a oil or gas field out of it, they would be 29 N. Meyers Street.

Tucson, Arizona.
GRANT JUDGING TEAM LEAVES FOR PORTLAND
Idaho's crack four-man grain judging team left Friday afternoon for Portland to enter the grain judging contests at the Pacific International Livestock show. The grain judging contests will be held Monday. Idaho's students will compete with teams from Oregon, Montana, British Columbia, Utah, and Nevada. Prof. H.W. Hulbert, associate professor of agronomy and agronomist of the college of agriculture, is coach of the Idaho team. Members of the teams are Albert Larson of Montpelier, John Toeves of Aberdeen, John Remsberg.  Of Rupert, and Ed Poulson of Aberdeen. Professor Hulbert will judge small grains at the Portland show. 