UNIVERSITY POULTRY
WIN AT SPOKANE
Showing for the first time in recent years, the poultry from the University of Idaho made a very creditable record at the poultry show held in connection with the recent Spokane Interstate Fair. The white Wyandottes took first young pen; second, fourth, and fifth cockerels; second, third, and fourth pullets; fourth cock bird. The white Plymouth rock winnings were first cockerel; first, second, and third pullets. Other prizes were fourth and fifth single comb white leghorn pullets; fifth light-barred rock cockerel; fourth single comb black Minorca hen.
FORESTRY MEN ATTEND
SPOKANE CONFERENCE
Twelve members of the university faculty and students of the school of forestry are in attendance at the fourteenth annual session of the Pacific Logging congress which is in session in Spokane from October 24 to Delegates Include lumbermen and foresters from Idaho Washington, California, Oregon, Montana, and British Columbia.
Dean F. G. Miller of the school of forestry and Harry I. Nettleton are Idaho faculty representatives to the conference, while the students in attendance include Herman Bauman, of Milwaukee, Wis.; Rodger G. Wheaton, of Springfield, Mass.; Arthur M. Sowder of Coeur d'Alene; J. Wallace Rodner, of Moscow; Floyd M. Gossett of Kooskia, Harold Z. White of Moscow; Orin D. De'Atiey of Lewiston, Lawrence R. Pugh, of Washington; Alden B. Hatch, of Bryn Mawr, Penn.  and Norman Gillham, of Edwardsville, Ill.
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vill of blks. 4, 5, 6, 7, 17, 18, and 19; also 2.30 A. in SW%NW% 31-41-1 W.
also lot 4-15 Boville; also part of SWMNW% 31-41-1 E. cont. 2.76 A.; also all of blk. 12 and lot 6-13 Bovill. 