Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-31
C. A. GREEN X co
 Distributors.

Mrs John Kirchgraber, Pine Bluff second prize.
 Best Collection of Jelies-Hearn- dale Farm, Pine Bluff, first prize Mrs. M. McGaughy, second prize.
 Entrles in the art department will be judged this morning.
 Fine Horses Exhibited,
 The thirteen fine Percherons en- tered ty w. s. Boles, of Enid, Okla. are the center of attraction at the Live Stock Show. Every one of the animals entered by MT. Boles are registered and it Is probable that lief ferson county will have several of the animals when the show closes as several Pine Bluffians are now negot- iating with MT. Boles for the purchase of some of his stock.
 An imported Hautain Stallion. Am erican number 63,719, is the star of l the aggregation. The big stallion weighs 2,200 pounds, is of immense size and is valued at $4,5O0. The horse won first prize at the Oklahoma City show and is the champion of Oklahoma. MT. Boles' entries in the | Oklahoma fair won 49 ribbons and nine gold medals. This is the first time that the animals have been out of their home state.
 1 May Queen, one of MT. Boles horses is the three-year-old champion filly of Oklahoma, and with Itla, another mare, won the championship as a team at the Oklahoma show.
 The judging in the stock division VI hn hxy L III IO)o o1oxv of the bureau of animal husbandry, To- cated at the Third District Agricul- tural School at Magnolia. MT. Holz- claw will begin his duties today first judging the stallions. On Friday he will complete his work by judging the geldings and mares.
 The stock parade, which will in clude practically all the entries will be held this morning between Il and | 12 o'clock, it having been postponed from yesterday.
 The hogs and cattle will also be judged today.
 Barred Plymouth Rocks-Mrs. w. s. Stroud, Jonesboro, third cockerel, first, second third and fourth, second pen. Mrs c. A. Glover. Pine Bluff, second cockerel, first bullet. F. H. Brenke, Pine Bluff, first cockerelA second, third, fourth and fifth bullet, first pen.
 White Plymouth Rocks = Frank Meek, Argenta-First cock, third and fifth bullet, first pen. Clyde B. Smith. Pine Bluff, third cock, second, third and fourth pen. James ". Johnson, Little Rock-Secend cock, first cock erel, fifth hen, first and second pull let third pen. Hillcrest Farm, Pine Bluff, First hen, fourth bullet, second pen.
 Columbian Plymouth Rocks-H. L. Sternberg, Pine Bluff, First and sec ond cockerel, first, second, third, fourth and fifth hens, first second, third fourth and fifth bullets, first, second, third and fourth pens. 1 Buff Plymouth Rocks-Theo. D. Jones, Pine Bluff-First cock, first cockerel, first, second and third hen. Thos. Russell, Pine Bluff, first bullet,
 White Wyandottes-A. G. Russell X Son, Pine Bluff-First, third and fourth cock, first, second, third and fifth cockerel, first and third hens, first, third and fifth bullet, second | pen.
 w. T. Orton, Pine uff,-Fourth cockerel, fourth and fifth hen, second and fourth bullet, tirst, third and fourth pen. Beechwood Farm. Pine Bluff, second cock and second hen.
 Buff Wyandottes-W. T. Orton, Pine Bluff, first cock, first and second cockerels, first and second hens, flrst' second. third, fourth and fifth bullet first and second pen.
 s. c. Rhode Island Reds-Walter T. Bowers, Honey Grove, TexasIFourth and fifth hen, fourth pen. T. B. Rhine, Thornton Second bullet. D. G. Coffman, Josephine, Texas, first and third cock, first, third and fourth cockerel, first and second hen. flrs' and third 9pullet, first pen. Elmer P. Davis, Magnolia, third hen. W. F Kilman, Bald Knob, Ark, second fourth and fifth cock, second and fifth cockerel, fourth bullet, secono and third pen.
 Partridge Wyandottes-W. C.. NC, ] Bryde, ,sfPine Bluff-First,. second ano l third pscock, first, second and thire coNcykerel, first, second, third ,a fourth l afd fifth hen. first, , second. third fourth and sfifth bullet, first and sec ond pen. \, = r .>nytx< q