The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-21
Premium Stock ID Horse and
Cattle Classes Are
Passed On.
$50 81 ELECTION
And Big ACE Program Are
Sched Jed for the
Cd sing Day.

fair ana the g to the last, opened
/ with auspdeit s weather and verJ
aattsring pre ects for another large
attendance. Three hne harness
races and q mining event we're
lschednted 70 executed besides ali
the several cial features. Every
one Is looking Forward to Friday al
a great day alo at the big fall car
nivaI and rdu Ion OF the people.
The atarteE for the races OF the
iday were. anne anced as. follows:
2.1B Trt, Purse $500.
Robert K. pllies, Donnell, Ad-
miraI schley. Eeber Boy and Judge
2s1s Pase Purse 500.
Dean Abde Peggy H., Handy
Jim, Director q. and Hydric.
2:28 TF6t, Purse 800.
Of. a. L., J6e Walters, Dingee,
Herbert II. ana A Kentucky Bell.
H0rs6 Premiums.
In the blood draft horse class
George F. Rodgers and son. Of Mt.
Glare, took hFst and second prem
Ifums ON a stallion five years old, on
four-yearSold mare, ON mare two
years old and on brood mare with
foai at her side. They took first on
two-year-old stallion colt, a mare
three years old. a filly one year old
and sucking My.
In the same class. in which
lPercheron and clydesdaIe were
shown, the williams Horse Com
pany. Of WfsonbuFg, won first prem
lium on a stallion three years old.
In the class of draft hors6s not
pure blood James i Michaels, of
Fairmont, won first on stallion
five yeaTs old, P. Ashcraft, OF
Peoria, ON a stallion three years old
and G. r. Rogers, of Mt. Glare, first
and second on mare four years
old
In the roadster class John F.
TrimbIe, of the city, got first money
on a stallion wo years old, John B.
Hart, of the city. first on four-year-
old mare and w. H. Blake, of Mt.
Clare, second, w. II. Blake first on
three-year-old mare and Abe
lowAher, of West Milford, second,
John F. Trfmble first on mare two
years om, w. H. Blake first on a
brood mare with foal at her side,
and Claude w. Gore, OF the. city,
first on a Ally.
In the general purpose class Abe
Lowther, of West Milford, got first
on a stallion five years old, G. F.
Rodgers and son first and second on
mare four years old, w. H. Blake
arst on a mare three years old and
Abe Lowther on a brood mare.
special premiums offered by A. D.
Basseu on colts sired by his horse
were taken by Claude w. Gore, P.
N. Rogers and Abe Lowther.
Cattle Awards.
All the cattle exhibitors carried
on red and blue cards. The awards
were completed "wednesday evening
and all seemed to be quite well sat
isied with the judgment used in
making the awards.
G. w. Swisher, of Lost Creek
took all the premiums in the Hol-
sein class, except the herd and his
cattle were not entered for that.
J. I. Michaels with his Worthing-
ton ranch cattle exhibits got first
and second in the Jersey herd and
George w. Swisher took third.
william H. Hall. of Auburn. won
the sweepstakes with -h5 HTefords.
John D. Pickens got second and
James Blair, of Hartstown. Pa, re-
ceived third.
! Boyd NJ. Allen and son won all in
the short Horn class, while w. L.
Morrison carried on lot Of prem
iums to his Blue Grass farm at Peel
Tree.
Three fast harness races and some
running races will close the fair
Friday afternoon. The annual cleo
ton OF directors will be held on
the grounds Friday from o'clock
a. M. until shutdown. There are
eight directors to elect to serve two
years from the first of next Janu-
airy. The retiring directors are
Thomas c. White, e. B. Deison' Lee
Maxwell, A. %. Parr. F. B. Davis
son. James B. supIer, James N
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