Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-08-31
Attendance at State Fair Every
Day Larger Than Previous
Years
100000
OVER
RECEIPTS
Prominent Exhibitor Takes His Horses
From Ring, Claiming Unfair Treat
ment by Judses-List of Awards
Made in the More Important Of the
Live Stock Glasses.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Des Moines Aug. 31.-The attendance
at the state fair Thursday broke the
record for the same day in previous
years, but was not as large as that OF
y. ednesday. In other years Wednes-
day has been the big day, and this year
has been a record breaker in the mat
ter of attendance and the receipts will
aggregate over 100000 for admissions
alone The air ship has been a great at
traction and has brought many to the
fair. With the exception of Tuesday,
ascensions have been made every day
of the fair and the performance has
been more than the contract called for.
A sensational incident in the stock
pavilion yesterday was the withdrawal
of Frank Iams, of st. Paul, Neb., of all
his fifty horses from competition. Iams
by the judges He said he would not
exhibit any of his horses again this
year. His principal grievance was the
ordering out of competition his finest
Belgian stallion, an animal weighing
2,51O pounds, and substitution of an
other animal instead. Most of the
awards have been made. Following
are the awards in the more important
classes ON Tuesday:
English Coach breeds, cleveland Bay
and Hackney-W. A. Dobson, Judge.
Mare over 4 years old-First, Gopa.-
1,r FREELY, Trumans' Pioneer Stud
farm, Bushnell, III.
Filly over 2 and under 3-First,
Bushnell Duchess, Trumarls' Pioneer
Stud farm.
tMorgan--W. A. Dobson, judge.
Stallion 8 years old and over-First
Morgan Panic, p. p. Smith, Monte
yuma; second, Helmet, Cassidy &
Thompson, Jamaica.
French and German Coach--W. A.
Dobson, judge.
First, Cnassville, Mclaughlin Bros.
Columbus, o.; second, Case Tete, Nc
Laughlin Bros; third, Lubbins Chief,
Frank Iams, st. Paul, Neb.
Stallion over 8 and under 4-First,
Dactyle, Mclaughlin Bros, second,
Diamant, Mclaughlin Bros.
Clydesdale-R B. Ogilvie, judge.
Mare over 4 years old-First, Prin-
cess Goodwin, McLay Bros, James,
vile, Wis. - second, Queen of the
Clydes, James Pedley, Algona; third,
CISCO Queen, Al. 6. Soderberg, CISCO,
Ill. /, .si8i
English Coach breeds, Cleveland bay
and Hackney:
Stallion years old and over-First,
Bradney Ambition, Truinans' Pioneer
Stud farm, Bushnell, H.; second, Wood
Baronett, Trumans' Pioneer Stud farm.
Stallion over and under 4-First,
Blaisdon Clifton. Trumans' Pioneer
Stud farm.
Cattle,
Herefords j. Taylor, Judge.
Special premiums for Iowa breeders
First, Lady Albany, Edmonds, Shade
& Co.; second, Columbus Ruth, Ed
monds, Shade & Co; third, Carrothers
Bros, Ryan; fourth, Lady Passport
Edmonds, Shade & Co.: fifth, Lady
Hawthorne, DAVID w. Oil, Iowa City.
Senior heifer calf dropped between
Sept. 1, 1905, and Jan. 1, 1867 First
Miss Filler, Cargill & Mcmillan; Sec
ond, Distributors Lassie, S. L. Brock;
third, Margaret, w. S. Van Malta &
Son; fourth, Lady Elfin, S. L. Brock;
fifth, Lady Welmora, S. L. Brock; sixth,
Miss Filler ~, Cargill & Mcmillan.
Special premiums for Iowa breeders
First, Shadeland Queen, Edmonds,
Shade & CO.; second, Bonnie Wilton,
David w. Oil; third, Lady Emancipat-
or, Carrothers Bros, Ryan.
Special premiums for Iowa breeders
Edwards Lassie, Edmonds,
Shade & Co.; fifth Beau Anna, g. w.
Way & Son.
Aberdeen Angus W. S. Kennedy,
judge.
First, Blackbird McHenry, w. A.
McFIenry, Dennison; second, Queen
Lassie Of Alta I'll, A. c. Binnie, Alta;
third, Heatherbloom v of Quietdale,
H. ]. Hess Waterloo: fourth, Proud
Lassie of Alta, A. G. Binnie; fifth,
Snowflake's Queen, w. j. Miller, New
ton; sixth, Lady Kathleen, A. B. Put
erbaugh, Milledgeville, Ill.
Special premiums for Iowa breeders
First, Queen Lassie Of Alta III, A.
c. Binnie: second, Abbess McHenry
VII, w. A. McHenry; third, Brookside
Pride Beth. P. J. Donohoe, Holbrook;
fourth, Heatherbloom v of Quietdale,
H. ]. Hess; fifth, Proud Lassie of Alta,
A. c. Binnis.
Special premiums for Iowa breeders
First, W. A. McHenry, Denison;
second, w. ]. Miller, Newton: third, H.
j. Hess, Waterloo.
Special premiums for Iowa breeders
First, A. C. Binnie; second, w. ].
Miller; third, H. J. Hess.
Galloways-A. II. Thompson, judge.
Get of sire, four animals Of either
sex, the get of one sire-Ffrst, j. E.
Bales & Son. Stockport; second, G. s.
Hechtner Princeton, IlL; third, A. +.
Craymer, Morris, ILL.,; fourth, j. E.
Bates & Son; fifth, G. w. Lindsey, Red
Cloud, Neb.
Produce Of COW, two animals of
either sex, the produce of one COW
First, J. E. Bales & Son; second, C.
S. Hechtner; third, G. w. Lindsey;
fourth A. F. Craymer; fifth, A. f.
Craymer.
Champion bull any age-Pat Ryan
of Red Cloud. G. w. Lindsey.
Champion COW any age-Lady Char
lotte, G. w. Lindsey.
Red Polled-Wayne Dinsmore, Judge.
Heifer year and under 2 = First
Wild Rose II. G. w. Coleman. Web.
ster City: second, Inez, w. S. HILL