The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-13

Portis, kan; Hill & King, Dover
Kan; Striker Bros, Fredonia, Kan;
The Mortons. Tampa, Kan; F. NJ
Giltner, Winfield, kan; c.. w. Jones,
Solomon, Kan.
! The Cattle Awards.
In the cattle department Robert H
Hazlett of Eldorado, Kan, led in the
| number OF prizes awarded winning
ond, two thirds and one fourth-this
was the first day of judging. These
awards were for Herefords
Maxim Bros, of Grand View, Mo-,
were awarded two championships. two
firsts, three seconds, three thirds and
| two fourths on Hereford cattle.
The highest number OF awards
made for Shorthorn cattle went to
Saunders of Manila, Ia, whose stock
won two championships two firsts,
fOurths. On account OF having no
mpetition, Wilcox and Stubbs of
Des Moines, Iowa, won all the prizes
for Guernseya and were awarded
the Holstein exhibits, Frank White of
Ham pton, Iowa, took four firSts and
two seconds. Smith and Roberts OF
Beatrice, Nebraska, exhibitors of Jer-
sey cattle were given five first prizes
and two seconds
Herefords
Banza, a Hereford COW belonging to
Robert H. Hazlett, took both the prize
for the senior champion Hereford COW
and the prize for the grand champion
Hereford female. The third cham
pionship award to Mr.. Hazlett was for
the junior champion Hereford bull
taken by Bocalde. The firsts awarded
to MI Hazletts herd were in the two
year-old Hereford bull, the Hereford
senior yearling heifer, the Hereford
junior bull and the Hereford 2-year-
old heifer entries.
The herd Of Maxim Bros. of Grand
View, NO, ranked second in the num-
Der of high prizes awarded for Here
fords. The senior champion bull and
grand champion bull prizes were both
taken by Paragon 18th, of this herd.
First in the aged bull and senior bull
calf entries were also picked from
Maxim Bros cattle.
c. G. Clements of Ord, Neb., was
awarded one first, six fourths and one
third prize. Other Hereford prize
winners were: Klaus Bros, Bendena,
and Jones Bros, Council Grove, Kan;
Judge-N. H. Gentry, Sedalia, Mo.
ShOrthorns
The prizes for the grand champion
bull and junior champion
bull were taken by Royal
from Manila, Iowa. Other prize
winners picked from the Iowa bunch
were firsts in the yearling bull and
calf entries; second in the two-year-
junior heifer entries; third in the
bull entry, and fourth in the
yearling heifer and aged COW entries
Violet Goods, a Shorthorn, belong
ing to H. Hess, of PiIger, Neb., was
given the ribbons for junior champion |
heifer and grand champion female. |
Mr.. Rees also received two first and |
two second prizes. Daisy Queen, own |
ed by Tomson Bros. of Dover Kan,
was selected as senior champion |
Shorthorn COW. Golden Grove, exhib-
ted by Hall, Of Carthage, Mo. was
awarded the prize az senior champion /
Shorthorn bull. Other Shorthorn ex-
libitors who were awarded prizes I
Neb.; C. G. Nevins, Chiles, Kan;
Looka abaugh, of Watonga, Ok; and
White of Burlington, Kan. Judge T.
J. Patterson, Manhattan, Kan.
HOIsteins
Frank White OF Hampton. Ia, ex-
libiting a herd OF Holsteins was
awarded first on Grove1and, in the
aged bull entries; first on Buffalo of
in the two-year-old bull en-
-ry; first on Lady Ona Hired in the
aged COW entries, and first on Grove
and Johanna Pontiac in the two
COW entries. Hughes and
Zones of Topeka were given first on
Pieterje Henfierveld Nonette in the
)ne year old Holstein bull entries, and
first in the senior bull calf entries.
Chas. Holston and Sons of Topeka
we're awarded first in the junior bull
ealf entries. Six prizes were awarded
f. H Holdeman of Meade. Kan.
Judge. F. Stone of Peabody, Kan.
Jerseys.
All Of the first prizes for Jersey cat
tie were awarded to Smith and Rob
srts of Beatrice, Neb., who also took
.wo seconds. F. G. Scherman of Topeka :
vas awarded one second and one third
prize. 8
Guernsevs.
Eight firsts and three seconds, all of {
he prizes awarded for Guernseys, went
o Wilcox Stubbs, of Des Moines, z
a.. who were the only exhibitors of ]
his breed.
Brown SWISS
Dahlem & Schmidt of El Dorado, ]
Kan, were awarded first and second {
udge-C. Stone. Peabody. Kan.
The Sheep Awards. 6
In sheep at the close of the first I
ay's judging only the Shropshires and
part of the Southdowns has been c
judged c. r. Doty of Charlestown, 2
H., received the largest number of
wards. Mr. Doty was given two c
ion Shropshire ram, any age, and one :
or the champion Southdown ram, any
ge. Other prizes taken by Mr.. Doty's
heep were six firsts. four seconds and 7
our thirds.
The champion southdown eve, any /
ge, was picked from the flock of w.
" Waltmyre, of Peculiar, Mo. Two c
irsts, three seconds and two thirds
Tere also awarded to the same flock \
me championship prize, six firsts, six
econds and one third prize were +
warded to George McKerrow, of
birds wer taken by J. c. Lacey &
on of Meriden Kan Judge G.. A.