The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-09

and Orr third and hfth. In justice to
all It should be stated that some dis
satisfaction grew out OF this award
on account OF the changing Of the
awards as first made. 1fessrs. Shell
Ienberger & Cox as above stated. had
three entries and Mr. Orr two. The
Judge did not seem to understand that
one person could have more than one
entry and so placed shellenberger &
Cox first and Mr.. Orr second. When
his attention was called to the fact
that Shellenberger & Cox had more
than one entry he asked permission to
rectify his mistake and on the final
adjustment of the prizes some i'll feel
ing was manifested.
In the class for four pigs under six
months, Shellenberger & Cox won first
on the produce Of Blackbird; Dorsey
& Son second on the produce Of Slick
Wilkes; Layon third on the produce
Of Queen LII; Dorsey fourth on the
produce Of Maggie's Prospect
BERKsHIREs.
The Berkshire exhibit was perhaps
the besti OF any OF the displays Of
swine. They were the most numerous
and many Of the classes were very
strong l. N. Barker & Son Of Thorn
town, Ind, won the greatest honors
OF the show, not because they had the
greatest number on exhibition for they
showed nothing over one year OF age,
but In some classes they won first,
second and third prizes and pigs Of
their breeding in same class carried
OF the fourth and fifth prizes. Mr.. X.
B. Clough Of North Amherst, o., was
handicapped on account Of his grand
yearling boar Rockland Joy being so
lame that it was not deemed advisable
to show him, and it was fortunate for
his competitors that such was the case,
for he was the most sensational year
ling that has been out this season.
IN aged boars. John f. Stoyer Of
Charlottesville. Ind, won first, the
Biltmore Farm, Biltmore, N. c.. sec
ond, and Homer Bros, OF Greenville,
Pa, third
In yearling boars Homer Bros. we're
first, Geo. w. Jessup Of Rockville, Ind,
second and fifth. the Baltimore Farm
third, and Geo. w. Trone g. Son, Rush
vile, Ind, fourth.
In class for boars six and under
twelve months, Biltmore came first,
Homer Bros. second, Clough third and
fourth, and Jessup fifth.
In class for boars under six months,
Barker & Son showed six, Biltmore
two, Jessup one, and McTavish two.
Barker & Son won first on CombIna-
tion (by Gov. Lee), second on Broad
Top Lee (also by Gov Lee) and third
on Columbus Star I'd (by Columbus
starr, Biltmore Farm won fourth and
fifth on pigs bred by Barker & Son.
The boar Combination was sold to
A. j. Loyejoy Of Roscoe, H., at good
long price.
In class for aged sows Biltmore
Farm won first and fourth, Stoyer,
second, Homer Bros. third.
In class for yearling sows Jessup
won first and fifth, Biltmore second
and fourth, and Slower third.
In class for sows over six and under
twelve months. Jessup won FIRST third
and ffth, while Biltmore Farm won
second and Homer Bros. fourth.
In class for sows under six months,
Barker & Sons made nearly a clean
sweep, winning first. third, fourth and
fifth all on pigs OF their own breeding,
while Biltmore Farm won second on
SOW Of Barker's breeding, thus maxi
ing Barker & Son breeders Of all FIVE
Of the winners.
In class for aged herds, stoyer won
first on herd headed by King Marny,
Biltmore second on herd headed by
Elmwood Star, Jessup was third with
herd headed by Baron Wrangler 9th
and Biltmore fourth.
In class for herd under one year
Biltmore won first on herd headed by
Loyal Lee, Barker & Sons second on
herd headed by Combination. Homer
Bros. third on herd headed by Beau
tvs King. Jessup fourth on herd
headed by Royal Victor 9Th, Barker &
Son fifth on herd headed by Broad
Top Lee.
In class for four animals the get Of
same boar Jessup won first on the
get Of Royal Eclipse. Barker & Son
second and fourth on the get OF Gov
ernor Lee and Columbus Star; Homer
Bros. third on the get OF Victor Lee,
and Biltmore Farm fifth on the get Of
High Clear Topper.
In class for four animals under six
months the produce OF same SOW,
Barker & Son won first on Produce Of
Columbus Girl. second on produce Of
Ruby R.. and third on produce Of
Ruby I'd.
The champion boar prize was won BY
stover with King Marry; the cham
pion SOW prize was won by Jessup
with Baroness Lady 9Th.
CHESTER WHITES
Dorsey Bros. Of Perry, ILL.,. c. Hintz
& Sons Of Fremont, O.. and G. ". Cay
Tor Of Ladoga. H., were the. exhibit
ors. Prof Kennedy Of the University