The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-08
IOWA JUDGED BEST
HAWKEYE AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE STUDENTS WIN A COW
ETED PRIZE
A CANADIAN COLLEGE SECOND
Great LIVE stock Exposition Ended,
Except for Judging of Dressed
Carcasses-The Days
Awards.

CHICAGO, Dec lit is estimated That
100000 persons visited the international
Live Stock exposition, which closed here
tonight. Pupils Sof the public schools
were given free admission to the grounds
today, and nearly~eyery school of the city
was represented among the thousands Of
spectators.
A few of the exhibits were shipped out
tonight, including the Canadian repre-
sentatives. but the greater proportion Of
the $4,000 animals will remain until Mon
day, and the grounds will be open to spec
tators tomorrow. Four hundred cars
will be required to transport the exhib-
its.
The judging of exhibits in all the live
animal classes was concluded today, but
IL was necessary to postpone the Judging
of dressed beef carcasses until Monday,
the carcasses not having cooled sufficient
ly for c:.tting into commercial sizes.
The awards in the Intercollegiate stu
denis live stock judging contest were
announced today, Iowa being awarded
the Spear trophy, and Guelph (Ontario),
Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana and North
Dakota being placed in the order named.
The grand total of averages by points
follows: Iowa, 1856 points; Guelph, $3.50
points; Illinois, 3,4SSha points; Michigan,
Indiana, 1872 So points; North Dakota,
1925 % points.
The Days Awards.
Breed cattle, short horns-5enior cnam-
plon, femaie-Ruberta, j. G. Robbins 81
Co., winner.
Junior champion. female-Lovely Goth,
-Purdy Bros, winner.
Four animals, any age the get Of one
sire-George Boutwell,, first; c. c.. Nor
ton, second.
Two animals, any age, produce of one
coW-George Harding & Son. first; George
Boutwell,, second.
Shorthorn special best female, any age
-Ruberta, j. G. Robbins & Co., winner.
Breeding cattle, red polled, cow. three
years or oVer-Ipene, George H. Smith,
first; Nellie, second.
Heifer, two years and under three--Or-
thodox, Frank Hartline, first; Ida Fall
staff; s. A c Snse sec second rana
Frank maritime, first; Supremacy, J. H.
CroWder, second.
Heifer, under one year-Anne Dorre,
George H; Smith, first: Gold Maid, Anr
drew Brothers, second
Senior Champions, male-Richland Boy,
S. A. Converse. Female-Irene, George
II. Smith.
Junior champion, fenale-Anne Dorre,
George H Smith.
Exhibitors herd-Frank Hatline, first:
s.. A. Converse, second.
Breeders young herd-George II. sSni tn
first; Andrew Bros, second.
-Four animals, any age. the get Of ono
Smith, second
Two animals, any age, the produce of
one cow-Frank Maritime, first: j. H.
CroWder, second.
exhibitors herd-O. H. Swigarte, first;
G. E. Clarke, second.
Breeders young herd-Brookside Farm
company, first; James Frantz, second.
'n1Ip 0Tlsf1 5tS 4hN q
sire-Brookside Farm company, first; o.
H. SWigart, second.
Two animals, any age, produce of one
cow-O. H. Swigert, first; D. McRae, sec
ond
Special imported herd, five head, any
age, imported from Scotland in 1901-C. e.
Clarke, first; D. McRae, second.
Best bull any age-Davtd Of Castlemilk,
o. H. Swigart.
Best female, any age-Scottish Prin-
cess, Broobside Farm company winner.
Senior Champion, Polled Durham male
Golden Gauntlet, J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind
Tippecanoe, AS, W. w. Crane, Tippecanoe
City, Ohio.
Senior champion polled Durham female
--Rohalqueen, ]. H Miller.
Junior champion polled Durham female
Ruby of Buttonwood, f. s. Hines, Ma
lott Park, Ind.
Champion CotswoId ram. any age
George Harding & Son, Waukesha, Wis
champion CotSWold eve, any age
George Harding & Son.
So successful has been the show that
the management has decided to enlarge
its scope, double it's time and increase
the space next year. The show will con-
tinue two weeks in 1902 and one-third
more space will be provided for the ex-
hibits. During the first week the judges
will pass on the entries of the fat stock
classes, and during the second week they
will judge the entries in the classes for
fancy-bred stock.