Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-09
ROYAL CATTLE SHOW OPENS
Eighth Annual Exhibit of Animals in
Progress at Kansas City.
SToCKMEN MEET IN JOINT CONVENTION
Three Associations Combine In Ses-
sion TO Adopt Plans TO secure
Better Foreign Markets
for Products.
SToCKMEN MEET IN JOINT CONVENTION

KANSAS CITY, Oct. s.-Hereford and
shorthorn cattle and blooded draft horses
occupied the attention of the Judges today,
the first day of the eighth annual American
Royal Cattle show, which is TO continue
throughout the week al the show Pavilons
at the Kansas City stock yards While the
fine cattle was being judged on one side
OF the ring the big blooded horses were
competing on the opposite side. The cattle
shown today were aged bulls and the en-
tries in each class were large and the COM
petition keen. The Galloway and Aber-
deen-Angus aged bulls will be shown he
fore another class is brought into the ring.
A feature of the show this year is an
exhibition of prize winning Shetland and
Hackney ponies in harness owned by E. F..
Bum of Peoria, III.
Convention of StOcL<men.
\ icint convention of the American Ma
lonal Live Stock association, the Cattle
Raisers association and the Corn Belt Meat
Producers association was held here today
and plans were discussed for securing a
better foreign market for American live
stock products. The call for the conven-
ton says in part:
1t is of great Importance to the live
stock industry THAT more extended foreign
our increasing surplus OF meat products
and insure good prices foT our live stock
az home; The United States raises. more
llVe stock than Ii can consume. and gu the
other hand, there is marked scarcity Of
meat IN many continental countries. We
should should be able TO supply this shortage
ABROAD Under fair aud reasonable inter-
national trade relations we believe that a
larger proportion Of our surplus meat prod
need them thus benefiting both ourselves
ana the European consumers.
Partial List of Awards. e.
Among the awards today were:
Herefords-Aged bulls. first, Beau Mystic.
owned by c. a. Stanuard, Emporia. Kan.
a. Gibson, Odessa. MO Two.year-old
bulls, first Privateer I'd. owned by Car
gil q Mcmillan, La Crosse. Wis; second,
& Son. Fowler. InG Senior yeariing
Ga SarsiIl & 3 MCMILLAN second; Prime Lad
Junior yearllng bulls. first, Onward 18th
owned by estate of James A Ftlnkhouser
hP III s,Hg; Mo; second. Parsifal, owned
py steward Hutchinson, Bolckow, Mo.
Shorthorns-Aged bulls. first. Whitehall
Marshall. owned by r w Harding Wauke-
sha, Wis; second, Missiles Diamond. owned
by II. X. Hanna, Ravenna, o. Two-year-
old bulls, first Good Choice owned by
Bellows Bros, Maryville, Mo-; second The
Liberty Mo Senior yearlng bulls, first.
Diamonds Mariner, owned by d r. Hanna:
second. Gwendoline Victor I'd, owned by
Joseph Duncan. Osborn Mo Junior year
ling bulls, first Signet. owned by Abram
Renick. Winchester. Ky: second Care
Son. -
Aberdeen Angus-Aged bulls first. Vala's
Rosegay, owned by +. l.. Sullivan. Alton,
la. second, Jim Delaney, owned by A. G.
Binnie. Alta, la, Two-year-old bulls. first,
Morning Star I'd. owned by p j. Donohue,
Holbrook. Ia; second, Louis of Meadow
brook. owned by George Kitchen, jr..
Cover. Mo. Senior yearling bulls first,
Questor Lad, owned by Paul NJ Culver,
Edgerton, Mo; second, Melbert ID owned
by George Kitchen ir.
Percherons-Aged stations first Me-
I.aughlin Bros, Kansas City; second. j.
Crouch a Son, Lafayette. Ind. Three-year-
old stations, first and second. McIaugh-
lin Bros. Two-year-old stations first and
second. Mclaughlin Bros. Champion stall
lion, any age, Mclaughlin Bros Champion
group four stations. McLauEhlin Rros