The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19
THE STOCK EXHIBIT
Fine Show at the Big State Fair this
Year.
Blooded Animals from Best Stock Farms
Of Oregon and Wash,ngton--H Har-
vesiing Machinery.

many Of as fine cattle as were ever seer
on the grounds.
Commencing at the southern end OF
the westernmost shed we come to the
Cogswell and llerren herds Of Red
Polled cattle, from Olympia, WASH, in
charge Of G. d. Sullivan, agent.
In the Cogswell herd are seven head
three bulls, 8, and years of age
Martha Washington, one Of the first of
this variety calved west Of the Rocky
Mountains Mink, the first COW of this
variety brought west OF the Rockies, and
her calf 9 months old also one calf 10
months old. The llerren herd Of seven
includes Clackamas, 5-ycar-old bull I;
Pride of Oregon and Juanita with their
sucking calves; and Blanche and Belle.
ycarlings. These cattle will be taken,
with others from Chehalis, Tenino and
Roy, to the North. yakima and Spokane
fairs.
The state herd of l6 head, from the
asylum farm, are all full-blooded Hol.
stems except one bull OF rs months,
half Holstein and half Guernsey.
c. 5. Ladd's Oak Hill stock farm dis.
plays l3 head of shorthorns which are a
pleasure TO look upon for the lover OF
good beef. The white COW, Rose, took
the sweepstakes lor Canada in 1897 and
1898. "Scotty," 2-ycar old bull
weighs 2l0O Another 2-ycar old bull
weighs 20O0. There also three other
young bulls, yearl'rg and two calves.
The Duchess of Gloucester, champion
OF Canda, is also in this herd and I
yearling heiiers. These cattle will 90 to
the North Yakima and Spokane fairs.
W. o. Miner, Of Heppner, also has Is
head Of fine shorthorns on exhibition
from his mountain valley stock farm
Among these is Collision, a yearling
grandson Of the champion bull St. Val.
cntine, from j. G.. Robbins herd at
Horace, Ind There are four bull calves
all sired by Conquerer, one Of the great
est breeding and show bulls ever on the
coast. lie was sired by imported Gay
Monarch, who with four OF his heiiers
took the sweepstakes at the worlds fair
at Chicago. There are nine COWS and
heiiers. Roam Lady was Il member Of
II. Y. Browns herd at the Illinois state
fair in 1896. The rest OF the cows and
heifers are all sired by Conqucrer. The
herd includes the herd that took the
at theWashington state
fair last year. y. C.Maris is manager
Of the herd,
A. Chalmers, has 10 head Of short
horns from his Fork Branch stock farm,
Washington county, mostly young stock
from his breeding bull, Baron Bloom.
The Baron was not on the ground
having gone through the seasons SER
vice. lie is grandson Of Winn 4 Clay's
Baronet, VI. Chalmers also shows
stock Of the Gay Monarch strain. These
'attle are just in from the field, and are
not hin the smoothcst condition, but
their breeding and thrift are without
question.
The State Agricultural College has
three shorthous here, a COW by Com
luerer, son Of Gay Monarch, with bull
'ali by her side sired by Midilcr also
q heiicr Of Osborn's breeding. There
arg also two fine Jersey bulls, one
rali.
u. II, Looncy, Of jefferson, has his
herd oi 20 head of registered Jerseys,
3 COWS, : heiiers and bulls. The bull,
Oregon Exile, is ont Of Exile
II ~. Lambert, 1861 who
has more tested daughters than
any other bull living or dead, There is
also the yearling bull linda Iand-ecr
Rioter, who took the first premium at
the Omaha exposition.
OF sheep and goats G.. :. ladd shows
10 head Of Cottswolds, l3 shropshircs, s
Southduwns, and d Angora goats.
Other exhibitors Of sheep are !. Poolcr,
J. 4. Hunt, Eugene HALEY, R.W. Carey,
Roxwell Carey, r. Scott and J. y.
stump. Goats are shown by Harris *
Early, Of salem, j. NJ. Blackburn, oi
North Yamhill, c. T.. l.add and j. l.
stump,
The hog department Is the poorest
filled, in point Of numbers, but there is
some fine stock shown.
J. NJ. Il :. W. Atkinson, of Newb'rg
have Il head OF Poland Chinas.
The ladd estate, Hazel Fern farm,
shows head Of Berskshires, boar and
d ,ows. Silver Belle, less than Is months
old weighs SO pounds; Elmwood star,
10 months pld weighs 605 pounds.
Eugene EckerIen shows head of
Poland China, including one boar Ia
which Westacott and Irwin have half
interest. Westacott and Irwin also
show 5 Poland Chinas, all from the hoar
mentioned which was purchased from
Lull OF Missouri.
Mr.. Gordon, oi independence, also
shows q head of Poland ChiGas.
HAEyEsTING MACHINERY.
T.. NJ. Croisan & Co. local agents ior
the Russell Harvesting machinery make
An exhibit which attracts the attention
90 all the farmers.
There are two Ru--ell engines, one q
and the other . HORSEPOWER. and d
cyclone separator, with wIud stacker
a "A srlf-i-rder. Tie wind stacker doe
MT ,tlrk a. much wind a. be- nam,