The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-19


tendance. the third de-
the annual ClaFl155uiEl
ress this afteTuoon ana -.
are chat It WIN be the
most successful day "a
tory. The day wa oh
Day. Bushes Wag DEac
pended throughoUt the
public odlces, Dusine
featuring plants ana
closed. and everybody
fair.
Thrilling BlplaIe
Charles K Hamilton.
made sensational nights
Erounds in his Curtis blplllS
altitude flight. a sheer STo0p
great height to a point near tleee;s
with his motor dead, .
ocean waves. bomb dr0plIr
other thrilling naneuyeEt
cessfulIy executed. Despite .
fall OF rain Wednesday
Mr.. Hamilton made two long
successful flights at the eFoI
introduced several new nlsnel
feature OF which was . long.
ing dip to the grass IN the cq
the quarter stretch from
rose again into the air.
CattIe Ap0Ej
In the cattle Departments ce
terest conferred upon the qNllFt
the sweepstakes on herds. 1f best
tie and on herds Of lalnz eattie
which the unusually attElctlNe
u1ns Of 500 fn each general cll
offered.
The beef herd classes
short Horns. HetefoFds. Follet
and PoIled purhans elnRd
hibitors. John ,. Ple
Dell. carried on the mt.
$50 with herd OF me FDiIod
F. K Lowe, Of MOnonglhs took
second premium OF $50 Nth
OF splendid Herefords ana p.
ray captured the third pFollllzl1l 8 +
$50 with a herd Of shcFt so4nls
Jerseys yYns
James /. Afichaels. Of WoEthingso
took the first premium Of $50 q the
milk herd classes with a. llsrd oe gl
peTdnee Jerseys. HottsLne sog.neil
J. N. Paxton, Of Houston. Fa-s c
tured the second premium oftSe 9.5
a fine herd OF Jerseys from tlles
OVERLOOK stock Farm Of g. W. gil4eE
and sons at Lost Greek took the tlEt
premium Of $ZO
Mr.. NTichaels entered nElul5eE
Jersey cattle in the single chaser
carried on seven hrst pFslElttlI
three second premiums. which en-
braced all those offered Tor JeEeyg
with one exception
Ross F. Stout and Brothers. q re.
Clare. carried on all ale GEst prerl.-
ums in the native or Grade cattle cl9
with ten head Of me looking eLs- :
This included a herd exhibit Tor llct
the premium was SEQ.
Allen JeFeyB Cod
B. M. Allen ana Son, 81 the
stock Farm. lClarlsssurE. took ~
first premiums for imported JeE9
and also captured all the 6rstg u tho
Short Horn class
The Allen stock Farm won al the
Arst premiums IN the gmau bone,
swine class. Eight heads Of them 7yese
exhibited.
with twelve head Of large b9n
swine, Lafayette Blake. OF Mount
Glare, carried on al the preiltEll..lll
in that class. He also took "a
nrsts in the Shropshire class 81 glls
| By exhibiting ten heads 81 thpse
imals.
T. Guy WRIGHT OK Nslll2lst9e e19
drst premium Tor q roadster
shown In harness and 6. F. RoEc
and Son, OF Mount Clara. got tso
ond premium in this class
Draft Hoses
] In the class Of draft horses not %
pure blood. 6. F. Rogers and Son. q
Mount Clare. took hrgt ana geeQ1e
premiums for mare OF geldlng
years old and over; hFIt preE14
mare or gelding between two
| three years old. @. ". SNisheE eld
Son, OF Lost Creek. took second re
MUM for an exhibit IN the tIlFeG.l
/ old and under four class F. EsQEeEo
and Son have entered tWentyI-es5o
head OF horses In the VARIOUS c.l-
Ross F. Stout ana Brother OF 1soll
Clare. got first premium for the
saddle horse and 9. z. RogeEl
Son, OF the same toWn. took
prize.
Big Racing oaFlL
An unusually big and attractive r1es
ing card Is being caFFied out this
ternoon. Il embrlccg seven eQls
including the 2.l1 I1Uce tllat ly..-
poned yesterday Afternoon On $50
OF rain after one heat had 'leoll,
me dzlt race gche1u t-
Iatsd fnee the rs5S go. 3s
fIae f5ird . 3s3o 80,
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