The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-28
The International Live Stock EXPOSE
ton at Chicago.


Nothing is ever too good for Chi.
cago. The fact, therefore, that Rich
ard G. Garden, Ireland's greatest au.
thority on Shorthorns and one of the
best known judges Of these cattle liv'
ing, will be the Judge to pass sentence
upon this breed at the international
Live Stock Exposition at Chicago this
year, is assuring.
The fact that Mr.. Garden has prom
Used to make the trip to Chicago, and
that he would be accompanied by Mr.
Richard O'Malley, of Woodlawn, Sent
ry County Dublin, one of the best
known authorities on farming and
Clydesdale horses in Ireland, has Civ.
en- great pleasure to the International
Live Stock show officials.
Mr.. Gardens fame as an arbiter at
live stock shows, extends throughout
the British Isles, for not only has he
made the principal awards at the Irish
fairs, but he has judged Aberdeen.
Angus cattle at Perth, Scotland, and
hackney horses and hunters in Eng.
land, while his home at Fishmoyne,
Templemore, County Tipperary, is re-
garded as one of the most complete
gentleman's agricultural estates in
Great Britain. AS a deputy lieutenant
of County Tipperary, Honorary Secre.
tary of the Royal Dublin Society, a
member of the council of the Royal
Agricultural Society of England, and
the Shorthorn society as we'll as pres
ident of the Hunters Improvement
society of England, Mr.. Garden con-
tinues to be active in the affairs of the
Agricultural committee of the Royal
Dublin society, of which he has been
for two terms as chairman.
With Messrs. Garden and O'Malley,
each representative of all that is best
in cattle and Clydesdale breeding in
the British Islands, available for con-
ference and exchange of opinions with
our best and most representative
breeders, it is very clear that the visit
of these authorities will do an i'm
mense amount of good.
Mr.. Garden is eager to make trip
through Canada in the interest of cat
tie breeding, and plans an early sail
ing from Queenstown to that country
before coming to Chicago. After the
Chicago exposition, he will return to
Ireland in time to judge at the Dublin
show in December.
B. H. Heide, secretary of the In
ternational Live Stock exposition, an
nounced yesterday that there will be
an increase in the cash prize list this
year, several of the breeding associa-
tons having offered added purses in
some of the classes. The prize list
will aggregate $4,000.
The board of directors of the asso-
citation will hold a meeting to an
nounce the names of judges who are
to officiate in the various departments.
AS usual the names submitted by the
various breeding associations, will be
given consideration, and will be ap-
proved because of the recognized
ability of the men selected by these
associations, to act in the judging
capacity.
The individual classes this year
will bring out stock of excellent quail
ity if the entries at the various state
fairs, which afterwards are shown at
the international may be taken as a
criterion. The entries for these class
es will close on November LIST and for
the car lots on November 10Th.
For the first time in the history OF
the show, the National French Draft
Horse association of America is offer
ing list of special prizes which will
exceed $4,000 in value.
The International Live Stock expo.
sition this year, benefting through the
experience of the ten shows which
have preceded it, will be greater and
better than ever and will offer an edu-