Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-01
LIVE STOCK PLAYS ITS PART Al FAIR Jefferson County Bred Ami mals Figure in Awards by
 Judges Yesterday. CUPS FOR CHICK MEN Weather Man Promises Good Wcathar for TOd2y-Parade Was
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CUPS FOR CHICK MEN

County Fair, which began Monday ; with some of the best features in the nes of entries and with a fine at tendance, suffer ed heavily with the "JinX and the day was practically lost because of the heavy rain and wind s1orm which swept over the city early In the afternoon and continuing until dark. However, as the night grows cid he clouds are disappear. and 1t is quite possible and very probable that today will be one of the banner days for the exhibition. The weather man says the atmosphere will be little keener and the dust devil will be laying quiet, conditions most con- duciye to a bigger attendance than the fair has yet enjoyed.
 Thursday was feature day, de- spite the rain, in that all entries, or practically all, in the live stock di- vision, and the art department were judged and pr 'zes awarded and the handsome silver loving cups distrib- uted' to the poultrymen whose check ems 'mopped up at the state poul- try show. And Pine Bluff chickens again walked away with the majority of the big prizes a characteristic that has asserted itself wherever local b rds have been exhibited.
 Pine Bluff and Jefferson county nave never been noted for hogs, but he prizes thst local exa.b'.~ls took yesterday will just add to the reputa- tion of general class that this section is steadily gaining. In the livestock sh W, too, Jelfe"s m .Gt, tred ami mais showed to advtantage and though cattle breed ng is an infant n .ilstry' in hose narts .s. at pres ent it is liable to go to mammoth proportions as first result of the show.
 The parade of the beautiful, blood ed hcrses yesterday morning created additional interest but the desire to visit the fair was quelled by the low ering clouds. With Old Sol again on the job today fl is expected that Jef- ferson County's first annual will have boomer day.
 STOCK SHOW-Lead to come ......
 Parade q Feature
 The parade of entries in the horse show yesterday morning was a fea ture and was directly responsible for the visits of many who had not at tended the fair. The stock show is far exceeding the expectations of Secretary Spauldlng.
 Immediately after the parade, H. H. Holzclaw, in charge of the depart ment of animal husbandry at the Tn rl District Agricultural School at Mo hn ind If stock and completed his work with the exception of awarding the sweep stakes which ill be done today. Pine Bluff and Jefferson county stock owners came out of the test with flying colors. The complete list of prize winners follows:
 Stock Show Awards .Percherons-W. s. Boles and son, Enid, Okla.e First mare over four years, first mare over three years, first mare over two years, second mare over two years, third mare over two years, fouth mare over two years' first mare over one year, first mare under cne year. First stallion over four years, first stallion over two years, first stallion over one year, | second stallion over one year, IlrsI stallion under one year. All these were special prizes and the entries were judged in Oklahoma class.
 Jefferson County Winners
 Herndale Farm, Pine Bluff, first Percheron stallion over four years Gin sate and countD.
 WIT. Cone, Montrose, Percherons, second stallion over four years, first mare over four years, second mare over four years, first colt under six l months.
 Trotters (State Entries)-Standard Breed-W. T. Miller, Stuttgart first stallion over two years, f rst colt over one year, first mare over two years. Vandyne Bros, Stuttgart First gelding over years. w. T. l Cone, Montrose, first roadster over four years.
 Tratting Stallions County Entries) Standard Breed H. H. Warren Pine Bluff, first prize over two years w. A. Matthews, Pine Bluff, second