Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-12-02
HAWKEYE STATE EXHIBITORS At
LIVESTOCK SHOW GET
PRIZES.
EscHER & RYAN SECOND
IN CARLOAD LOT CLASS
Many Other Iowa stockmen Land
Some of the Observation-Disclosures
Junior Bull Owned at EIdridse, Gets
First in Red Polled c,ass-Ames Col
lese Winnings.

grand championship in fat classes and
/ the latter in feeder grades.
1t was essentially Shorthorn VIC
tory.
| For the first time in the history of
/ the exposition the Shorthorn breed
captured the international grand cham
pion ship.
1t was a close contest between the
fischer 4 Ryan load of Angus 2-year-
Odds from Iowa and the Keays & og-
lesby shorthorn yearlings, the latter
winning by scratch
| Il was the closest contest ever Wit
messed in the history of the carlot
exhibition of fat cattle, and Iowa came
within an inch of winning the coveted
award
The runners-up for the grand cham
pionship honors We're the fischer &
Ryan Angus 2-year- Odds of Irwin, Iowa
and the Fowler & Tod 3-year-old Here
fords. Both loads gave the Shorthorns
close rub for highest honors of the
show and both of the runners up were
pronounced by every one as grand
beeves and worthy of the high honors
which Judge Brown awarded them
Escher Angus Winners.
The Fischer & Ryan 2-year-old An
gus steers Won first and second prizes
in the Angus specials for steers OF
that age, while the Kramback Angus
won first in the Angus special for year
lings, and W. c. White was second in
the latter class. with E. P. Hall third
In the Hereford specials Fowler &
Tod Won first for steers years old
and over. While S. B. Burnett won first
in the 2-year-old ella ss, and Colonel
Green Clay captured first in the Here
ford yearling class Colonel Dan Wa
tiers won first in the Shorthorn specials
for 2-year-olds and A. W. Bragg got
second money, while Colonel Waters
yearlings were second in the Shorthorn
class for yearling steers.
In the Storthorn junior bull calf
class Fond Memory. owned by F w.
Harding of Waukesha, Wis, was first;
Sultan Champion, alho owned by
Harding. second. and True Cumber-
land, owned by c. A. Saunders of Man
liza, Iowa, was third.
In the Aberdeen Angus class for
bulls 8 years old and over. Glenfoil
Thickset I'd. owned by w. A McHenry
of Denison. Iowa, was first; Leroy Sd Of
Meadow Brook. owned by B. B. john
son & Sons Of Atlanta, Ind, second,
and Lord Ellemere owned by Wurz-
bacher & Merritt of Morley, Iowa, was
third.
In the Angus bull class for years
old and under 3, Oakville Quiet Lad,
owned by Otto Y. Battles of Maquoketa,
Iowa, was first: Blend Pride. owned by
]. w Wheatley of Kempton, Ind, was
second, and Peter Sterling, owned by
A. c. Binnie of Alta, Iowa was third.
II the Red Polled classes, Creme,
owned by Frank Davis & Sons of Hol-
brook, Neb, was declared the champion
bull for years old and over. Dafter,
owned by A P Arp, of Eldridge, Iowa,
was the junior champion bull. Florence,
owned by Frank Davis & Sons, Ho.-
brook, Neb., was awarded first in the
senior champion cow or heifer class.
and Nora, also owned by the Nebra ska
firm, wes declared the champion junior
heifer for under years.
In the aged herd class Frank Davis
& Sons of Holbrook, Neb was first;
j.
ond. and A. w Dopke of North Mil
waukee. Wis, third.
Iowans Among Other Winners.
In the feeder contest Colorado had
walkover. 1t was between the
Howell and Neale exhibits, but it was
a Shorthorn victory no matter which
way it went The Angus men thought
ii was their year, but the Texas ex-
hbits of blacks were not in winning
con dition Colorado has demonstrated
that on the mountain range at least
the Shorthorn is at home Awards
as made by Judge James Brown in
the fat classes and Judge Harry
schirding in the feeder classes fol-
low in detail:
Carloads of Fat Cattle.
Grand Champion Load: Keays &
Oglesby Illinois, shorthorn yearlings
Champions by Ages.
Three year olds: First. Fowler &
Todd, New Mexico, Herefords Sec
ond, Estate of Caspar Beekman, Here
ford. Third, A. w. Bragg, Illinois,
Angus. Fourth, Foster Bros, Iowa
Hereford.
-year-olds: First, fischer &
Ryan. Iowa, Angus. Second, S. B.
Burnett, Texas, Hereford. Third, Hy
Williamson, Nebraska, Hereford.
Yearlings: First, Keays & Oglesby.
IInnnis Shnrthorn. Second v. NJ Scott
Illinois, Shorthorn. Third, Fowler &
Todd, Kansas, Shorthorn.
North Central District.
Three year-olds: First, Estate of
Iowa, Hereford.
South Central District.
Three year-olds: First Etate of
Caspar Beekman, Iowa, Hereford.
Two-yea olds: First, Henry Will
hanson, Nebraska, Hereford. Second,
j. E. Pinnell, Illinois, Hereford, Third,
A. w. Bragg, Illinois, Shorthorn.
Fourth, j. D. Rogers. Ohio, Shorthorn.
Fifth, Estate of Caspar Beekman,
Hereford.
Yearlings: v. M. Scott. Illinois,
Shortflorns.
Southwestern District.
Three-year-old First, Fowler &
Todd, Kansas, Hereford. Second, John
g. 1mboden, Illinois, Hereford. Third,
|C. A. Brook, Iowa, Hereford.
Two ear-olds: First, 8. B. Bur-
nett, Texas, Hereford. Second, Fowler
& Todd, Kansas, Hereford Third, s..
B. Burnett. Texas, Hereford. Fourth,
S. B. Burnett, Texas. Hereford.
Fifth, c. c. Slaughter, New Mexico,
Hereford.
Yearlings: First, Fowler & Todd,
Kansas. Shorthorn. Second, same.
Third, John H Williamson, Nebraska,