The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-09-14
SEE PRIZE ONES.
Parade of All Winners at Fair
Grounds Tomorrow.
Procession VIII Pass in Review
at IL A. III.
THE WORKS. FINISHED
Ribbons Are All Awarded by the
Judges.
Results of Greatest Live Stock
Show Ever Seen in State.
THE WORKS. FINISHED


say that the live stock exhibits are
the best that have ever been got to-
gether in Kansas.
At II o'clock tomorrow morning a
grand parade of premium winners in
the live stock departments will take
stand and proceeding through the
grounds.
In the cattle department Straub
Brothers of Avoca, Iowa, were success
full in winning the greatest number of
awards. Their cattle are confined en-
tirely to the Galloway breed. Straub
Bros. won 10 firsts, four seconds, three
thirds, and prizes for grand champion
ior champion COW, and the grand
champion and junior champion COW.
The Cattle Awards.
The judges in the cattle department
are H H Gentry of Sedalia, No, over
|Galloways and Angus breeding cattle;
T. G. Patterson, Kansas State Agri-
cultural college, over Aberdeen Angus
and Hereford cattle, and C. f. STAN
nard, Emporia, Kan, over Holsteins,
Brown Swiss, Jerseys, and Guernseys-
The following awards which practically
complete the judging have been an
nounced.
Galloways-Straub Brothers, Avoca.
Ia, 10 firsts, 4 seconds, 8 thirds, grand
champion bull, senior champion COW,
grand champion cow, junior champion
firsts. 10 seconds, 3 thirds; A. O. Huff,
Arcadia, Neb., 2 seconds. II thirds.
Angus breeding cattle-W. J. Miller
& Sons, Leon, Ia, 1 first, 1 second; A.
&c. Binnie, Alta, Ia, 2 frsts, 2 seconds,
1 third; J. c. Arney & Son, Newton.
Ia. 2 thirds; Harrison & Harrison, In
dianola, Neb., 1 second, 1 fourth; SUIT
ton farms, Lawrence, Kan, first l
third
Aberdeen Angus-A. c. Binnie, Alta.
Ia, firsts, 1 second, third, 1 fourth,
grand champion bull, senior champion
bull, senior champion COW, junior cham
pion COW, grand champion COW; Harrt-
son & Harrison, Indianopla, Neb.,
seconds; sutton farms, Lawrence, Kan,
first, 3 thirds; W. ]. Miller & Son,
Newton Ia, 2 firStS, l second, third,
fourth: J. " Arney & Son, Leon Ia,
1 first.
Hereford breeding cattle-Makin Bros,
Grand View, Mo-, 1 first, 3 seconds;
Klaus Brothers, eBendena, Kan, 1 sec
ond, 2 thirds; G. G. Clements, Ord, Neb.,
1 fourth; Robert Hazeiett, Ell Dorado,
Kan, 3 seconds; S. J. Gubbert, Dear
born, Mo, l fourth.
Holsteins-Frank White, Hempton,
Ia, hrsts, 3 seconds, thirds, cham
pion aged bull, champion COW, cham
pion heifer, grand champion COW.
Brown Swiss-Dahlein & Schmidt, Ell
Dorado, Kan, firsts, 2 seconds, third.
Jersey@Smith & Roberts, Beatrice.
Neb., firsts, 1 second; F. 6. Sherman,
Topeka, Kan, SECONDS, 4 lulIOSs jas
H. Scott, Topeka, 1 fourth.
rnseys-Stubbs & Wilcox. Des
Moines, Ia, 2 firsts, 1 second.
The sheep Department.
The judging is completed in the sheep
c. R. Doty of Charleston,
lee Wis, were the heaviest winners
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Sons. Pc
waukee, Wis, hrsts, 6 seconds, 1
e. 1
second, thirds; G. r. Doty, Charleston,
III. 2 frsts, 2 seconds, 2 thirds.
SouthdoWns-W. w. Waltmire, Pc
culiar, MO. 2 frsts, 6 seconds 66 thirds,
ILL.,, firsts, 3 seconds, thirds, cham
Hampshires- McKerrow & Sons, Pc
Wis, 6 frsts, seconds,
thirds, champion eve. champion ram;
G. r. Doty, Charleston, ILL.,, firsts, 8
w. w. WaItmire, Peculiar,
Mo-, 1 second, 2 thirds.
oxford Downs-McKerrow e. Sons.
Pewaukee. Wis, flrsts, seconds,
thirds, champion ram; J. A. Hechtner,
FIenpton, Ia, frsts, 3 seconds, L
third, 1 fourth, 1 fifth, champion eve;
W. w. Waltmire, Peculiar. Mo-, fifth.
Cotswold-C. R. Doty, Charleston, Ill,
; firsts. 1 second, champion ram, cham |
pion eve champion flock, champion
PEN
All Merinos and Ramboulettes to c.
R. Doty, Charleston, ILL.,, there being
no other entries.
Reese Gets Swine Honors.
L. c. Reese of Prescott, Ia, was |
awarded the largest number OF
premiums in the swine department. He
was awarded the prizes for champion |
boar and champion sow for the entire |
exhibit. He won 25 additional pre-
niums in Chester Whites. The follow |
ing are additional awards:
Chester Whites-L C. Reese, Pres |
colt. Ia, 9 firsts, 8 seconds, 5 thirds, 2 |
fourths. G. r. Doty, Charleston, Ill, |
/ first, 1 second, thirds, 8 fourths. W. |
w WaItraire Peculiar, Mo- third, 4 |
Kan. first 2 seconds. 5 thirds, 2 |
s. d. Frost. Kingston. No, 3 |
firsts, 2 seconds, 1 third
Poland China-Dawson Sons, Endicott, |
Neb, firsts, seconds, 2 thirds. |
Stryker Brothers, Fredonia, Kan, |
firsts. 4 seconds, 2 thirds, fourths. |
Lambert Brothers, Smith Center, Kan, |
1 first. 2 seconds, 4 thirds, 3 fourths- |
c. w. Jones, Solomon, Kan, first, 1 !
fourth, champion SOW F. M Giltner. |
Winfield, Kan, firsts. 8 seconds, 3 |
thirds. 2 fourths. W. J. Bowcan, Smith |
Center, Kan, 1 second w T. Ham |
mond, Ports, Kan, firsts. 1 third, |
champion boar c. B. Palmer, Peabody, |
Kan, second
Duroc Jerseys-G. NJ Hammond. |
2 firsts. seconds, 2 thirds. |
Philip Albrecht, Smith Center, Kan, 1 |
first, 1 third. c. R. Doty, Charleston, |
Ill, 1 fourth Morton's Sons, Tampa,
Kan, L first, 1 second, 1 third. G. NJ. |
ElmdaIe, Kan, second, |
fourths w. o. Smith, Thompson, Mo. |
first.
Poultry Show a Good One.
The poultry show is adjudged by ex-
perts present to be the greatest show i
Of the kind ever held in Kansas. There /
are 3,482 birds on display, and much i
credit is due R. T. Palmer, the super /