Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-08-24


Ind, took third. w. F. Christian q
Sons of Indianapolis fourth ard fifth
and H. S. Bright of Versailles, KY,
sixth money.
Harding won the blue ribbon for the
/ year old Shorthorn bulls also, ]. b.
Brown of Scion. Iowa, getting second,
The Christians took third and III. S.
Bright of kentucky took fourth, Hard
ing taking fifth and Burge sixth.
In the bull calf class, Bright won
first, c. A. Saunders of Manila, Iowa,
taking second. Brown of Scion won
third, Harding fourth. T. A. Edwards
of Webster City fifth and Harding
sixth.
In the two year old heifer class, Il.
w. Bowen of Delphi, Ind. came In for
first Hill & Anderson second, Harding
third, Hill & Anderson fourth. An
drews fifth and G.. II. Burge OF Mount
Vernon sixth.
Iowa Shorthorns.
Burge of Mt Vernon took first among
Iowa exhibitors of bulls | year old and
under 2. William Smiley of Malcon
took second with Bruce Nonpareil. j.
b. Brown of Scion got in third, and {.
w. McDermott of Wiota won fourth.
The Iowa prizes for the cow years
old or over went to Burge first Nc
Dermott second. II. d. Parsons of New
ton third, and II. f. Watts a. Sons OF
Miles fourth.
Aberdeen Angus.
w. A. McHenry of Denison took
first in the Angus class for bull calves.
A. C. Binnie of Alta took second and
third w. J. Miller of Metz fourth, z. I.
Davis of Iowa City Won fifth, OH
sixth.
w. b. Seeley of Mt. Pleasant won the
first premium in the COW 3 years old
and over class. c. j. Martin of Churdan
won the second. #. T. Davis took third,
McHenry fourth. w. j. Miller fifth. and
Parrish & Miller of Hudson, kas.'
sixth.
Martin won first, Davis second. Nc
Henry third and fourth. Miller fifth and
Paris & Miller sixth In the year old
heifer class.
In the yearling heifer class Davis
switched to first place. McHenry took
second. Paris & Miller third. Martin
fourth. Davis fifth. also, and Miller
sixth.
Galloway.
f.. II. White, of Baskerville. took
first in the age COW class of Gallo
ways yesterday. This rather had beer
expected, though some of the othe,
breeders hoped TO take away the blue
ribbon this year.
j. E. Bales & Son, of Stockport
took second. c. n. Moody, of Atlanta
Mo-. took third and also sixth. White
took fourth as well as first. and .. II
Swigart, of Champaign, H.. took fftn
Other Galloway prizes were awardec
as follows:
Two-year- old heifer-Moody, first;
Swigart. second; Bales, third; White
fourth; C. S. Hechtner fifth.
One year-old heifer - White, hrst;
Swigart second: Bales, third; Sw,-
CART, fourth: Moody. fifth; Bales, sixth
Heifer calf-White. first; Swigart
second Moody third; Bales. fourth;
Hechtner, NTH: Swigart sixth.
Horse Exhibit.
Judging in the horse department be-
gan yesterday and will be continued to-
day. The showing of horses is not a.
good this year as last for the reason
that many of the good horses OF thu
country are at the worlds fair thi.
year.
James Watt. of Des Moines. wor
the first premium in the standard bre,
trotters, for stations four years Ole
and over. Hail Cloud was the hors'
that took the ribbon. He is 13 year
of age and is a son of Hershel, dammes
by Lady Dingman. This horse has :
record Of 2:07. He went mile t.
wagon yesterday in exhibition.
New Breed of Swine.
A considerable interest in the swine
sheds is taken in the exhibits of th'
new Yorkshire breed of hogs, of boil
the large and small varieties. AmonS
the large displays of the old Standard
-Berkshires, Poland Chinas, Duro'
Jerseys and Chester Whites-z-the York
shires made very nice display. though
the herds are limited in number, ther'
being only half dozen Or fewer exhib
itors. Last year there was but on'
herd. and that of the small variety O
the Yorkshire. They We're at the fai
then only for sale and for exhibition
There was no premium on them. The!
occupied but three small pens.