Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-06
MANY attend
BIG -FOUR FAIR
10000 PEOPLE At YESTERDAYS
sEssioN-soME GOOD RAG
ING FOR TODAY.
HAS BIG PREMIUM LIST
Prizes Arc Awarded In All Classes-
Excellent Exhibits Offered At Art
hall-eaby Health Con-
test Results.

test Results.
Thursday always the big day at the
Big Four fair now on at Eldon, proved
to be unusually good yesterday. It
is estimated that over 10000 people
were in attendance at the grounds.
The races proved the center OF attrac-
ton and some good events were seen.
Many local horses were entered which
added to the interest. Today's en-
teries show several animals from out
of town. The results of yesterday
showing winner, owner and time by
heats are:
Farmers trot-Dynamite, owned BY
M. jacques, Eldon time, 206; 2:O6,
2:13 Pace--Lil McWood. owned by
M. j. Cahill. Keokuk. Time, 2:1sA,
2:15 Trot--Nat U Rich, owned by
Ben Ogier. Eldon. Time, 2:2l, 2;2l,
|2:19A.
One-half mile dash-Jennie Morris,
owned by H. D. Talbot. Centerville.
Time, :52.
Running three-fourths mile-Eva
Broctor, owned by Art Reno, Douds.
Time, 1920.
Races For Today.
The horses entered for today's
ev ents with their owners follow:
1870 Pace-King's Heir, w. D. Thorn
az OF Douds.
Bob Heir, Jas. A. Hunt of Keokuk.
Baron Look, Berry Wycoff Of Abba.
Red Riley, Geo. Kriese of Eldon.
Burton G., Geo. Kriese Of Eldon.
2:25-Trot-Sampson NJ. Don Trib-
BY Of Mt. Pleasant
Willes Strong. w. D. Eighing Of FL
don.
Everett B.. H. E. Alton of Keokuk.
Tony Horn, George Kriese Of Eldon.
Chas w. Warrington. Ben Ogier Of
Eldon.
Premium List.
The prize winners In the animal
premium division and the results Of
the contest held at the art hall have
been announced. Some fine cattle and
horses were entered and the premiums
were awarded after careful considera-
ton by the judges, The exhibits ar
ranged In the art hall were OF an ex-
ceptionally good order and some close
decisions were given there. The list
OF the frst prize winners in the classes
Of cattle, horses, poultry, swine and
pantry stores follow:
Glass No. n.
Stallion, 8 years old and over, W. q.
Haywood, Eldon.
Stallion, 2 years old, under 8, F. H.
Warner, Keosauqua.
Stallion. 1 year old, under 3, N. L.
Garrett Batavia.
Horse colt, w. G. Allison, Fairfield
Filly. 2 years old, W.. G. Allison,
Fairfield. <
Brood mare with sucking colt at
side, w. G.. Allison, Fairfield.
Filly. 2 years old, w. G. Allison, Fair
field.
Filly, year oldA N. L. Garrett, b
Mare colt, F. H. Warner, Keosau.
qua.
Glass No. IS.
Horses of all work
Stations, 3 years and over, w. T.
Allison, Fairfield.
Brood mare with sucking colt at
side, Will Michael, Selma.
Filly 2 years old. Will Michael,
Selma.
Filly, / year old. orville vandever,
Selma.
Mare colt, Will Michael, Selma.
Glass No. 10.
Full bloods and grades. Percheron,
Belgian, French Clydesdale and Eng.
lish shire
Stallion, 3 years old and over, John
Hagens, Libertyville.
Stallion, ! year and under 2, w. q.
Haywood. Eldon.
Brood mare with sucking colt 1t
side, Will Bray, Eldon.
Mare colt, Will Bray, Eldon.
Class No. ".
Stallion with four and mare with
two Of product
Stallion with four OF his product,
W. T. Allison, Fairfield.
| Brood mare with two of her product
3. H. Warner, Keosauqua.
Glass.
Carriage, Buggy and FARM Teams
Carriage team, Harry Kriegh, Ba'
tavia.
Farm and draft team, Ed Michael
Selma.
Single driver for buggy, M. Jacques
Eldon.
saddle horse or mare. Art Reno
Douds.
Class.
Mules and asses
| Jack, 3 years old, or over, Lee VIII
son, Batavia.
Jack, 2 years old, under 9. Art Reno
Douda
| Douds. x
Team mules, matched, Lee Wilson
Batavia.
| Mule, year old, Lee Wilson, Ba
tavia.
Mule, 2 years old and upward, Lee
Wilson, Batavia.
! Mule, sucking. J. s. Wilson, Agenc,
| Class.
| Medium wools-
| Ram, two years old and over, Net
iPeqniQout, Fairfield.
Ram, one year old and under two
III. M. Logan, Hillsbofo.
| Ram, lamb, Ned Pequiquot. Fairfield
Eve, two years old and over, Net
Med Peauiquot, Fairfield.
! ru,a lamb Ned Penriouot Fairfielf