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Show TO EXHIBIT AT FARM CONGRESS SFOKANE, Wash, July 17. Professor Pro-fessor Walter H. Olln, spperlntendent of premiums and awards, has appointed appoint-ed tho following experts as Judges to pass upon the exhibits of grains, grasses, vegetables and fruits at the International exposition In connection connec-tion with the fifth Dry Farming Congress Con-gress In Spokane the week of October 3. Grains and grassos Professor C. P. Bull, agronomist, college of Agriculture, Agri-culture, Uulverslty of Minnesota, SL Anthony's Park, Minn., and L. C. Al-cher, Al-cher, superintendent of the Idaho Experiment Ex-periment Farm, Caldwell. Idaho. Vegetables Professor O. B. -Whipple, horticulturist, Montana Agricultural Agricul-tural College, Bozeman, Mont. Fruits Professor W. S. Tharnber, horticulturist. Mate college of Washington, Wash-ington, Pullman, Wash. Growers In Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Ore-gon, Montana. Utah North Dakota,, Colorado, Wyominc, Kansas and tbol province of Alberla will send large displays to be entered In competitions for cash prizes and premiums of a total aluo of $3 300. which will he awarded by the management of the congress, and In addition many will bring double exhibits no thoy can alRo compete for prizes aggregating 1 3. 50.1, offered by the Spokane Interstate Fair association. "More than ordinary Interest Is centered cen-tered in the exposition In connection with the congress In Spokane," said Professor Olln, "and wc expect exhibits ex-hibits from various parts of the United States. Canada. Mexico and four or five foreign countrlea.Tho chief pur-poao pur-poao of the 'exposition Is to show what can be oecompllshed In districts where tho principles of dry farming are practiced and we believe the showing will convince the most sceptical." |
