Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-06-17
H0CEST0WN SHOW
IS BIGGEST EVER
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grounds to the big crowd, and at ]
O'Clock there were several speeches al
the open air platform. Announcement
of prize winners in cattle judging was
made at this time also. The special
committees in charge of the show
which will close tomorrow night, are
as follows:
Special Committees
On Grounds-Frank Martin, Harry
w. Shaull, A. ]. Louden.
On Feed and Water-W. e. Eppley
John E. Ritter, Enos Farence. Foster
Fought
On Public Comfort and BANDIT. j
Ferguson, M. S. Mumma, E. e. Lower
On classification of Stock-Vanct
c. Mccormick, H. w. Shaull, NJ. 8
Mumma.
On Police-A. J. Louden, N. w. AL.
bright.
Press Committee James McCor.
mick, Jr., James S. Coble.
On Placing Stock = Horses, ]. G
Parker, H. w. Shaull, E. E. Lower
N. w. Albright; cattle, w. e. Eppley
M. S. Mumma, Samuel Lindsay, J. l.
Bashore; sheep, A. j. Louden; swine
]. e. Ritter, Foster Fought, Nj. M
Hench.
Ring mmittee-vance c. McCor.
mick. David Sunday, j. B. Musser, M
G. Albright, o. NJ. Sipe, George w
PETER, G. A. Trimmer, George Q. Sou
ders, Charles Gutshall, S. E. Mussel
man, w. e. Eppley, M. M. Hench.
Committee on Butter-The Rev. T
]. Ferguson, j. L. Bashore.
Committee on Poultry-G. A. Trim.
mer. N w. Albright. Samuel Lindsay
Committee on Judges - Vance c
Mccormick, Frank Martin. the Rev. T
~. Ferguson.
Committee on Driving Contest-H
W. Shaull, II. B. Mccormick, Enos
Farence.
Judges-Dr. Carl w. Gay. University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia: Pro
fessor Harry Hayward, Delaware Col
lege Experimental Station, Newark
Del; Professor C. w. Larson, State
college; Professor w. II. Tomhave
of animal industry, Cornell University
Professor Frank Kline, State Agricul
tural Department, adviser on poultry
Professor Il. s. Putner, director dairy
husbandry, State College.
The committee arranging the show
includes: John Parker, chairman
Frank Martin, secretary; James Nc
Cormick, Jr; A. ]. Louden, Harry w
Shaull, w. E. Eppley. George A. Trim
fer, the Rev. L. j. Ferguson. S. E
Musselman, e. e. Lower, Vance c
Mccormick, M. S. Mumma, N. w. AL
bright, j. l.. Bashore, John e. Ritter
Samuel Lindsay, Enos Farence, Johr
B. Musser, Charles Gutshall, James S
Coble, David Sunday, H. B. McCor
mick. o. M. Sipe, Foster Fought, M
M. Hench.
The Awards
H. H. Wing, professor of Anima
Industry, judged the swine this morn
ing, and at l o'clock gave an interest
ling talk on THE Cow" using a live
animal to illustrate his lecture. Tht
awards announced follow:
Swine boars one year old, Berk.
tshire-Registered, first, Alfred Bates
secod, M. E. Brandt; not registered
first, Samuel Simmons; second, Cyrus
Messenger.
Chester White-First, A. L. Bruba-
ker; second, G. w. Messenger.
Bears, six months to one ear old
Berkshire-First, William Stetler;
second, w. f. Eppley third. Foster
Fought.
Under six months old, Cheste,
lWhite-First, w. II. Stambaugh sec.
ond, Bishop Brothers; third, w. H
IStambaugh.
Sows. over one year old, Berkshire
First, registered, Alfred Bates, Sterl.
ing Lady.
| 0. l. C.-First, j. e. Cassell; sec.
ond, A. j. Louden.
Poland China-First. J. S. Thomas
Isecond, Ira M. Moyer.
Sows, six months to one year old
Berkshire-F'irst and second, register.
ed, Alfred Bates. Entries, Highmool
columbia and Lady Rival.
Not registered, first, Samuel Sim.
mons; second, Lee L. Trimmer.
o. l. C.-First, e. G. Miller
Chester White-First. B. C. Woods
second, w. Fl. Stambaugh; third, e. G
Miller.
Sows, under six months old. Berk
shire-First, Alfred Bates; second, AL.
fred Bates.
O. |. C.--First and second, S. S
Louden; third, G. NJ. Hoover.
! Chester White-First, Herman M
Ceiling; second and third, w. II
Stambaugh.
Jersey Red-First, John Myers.
Shoats, under one year and ovel
six months, Chester White-First, W
b. Westhatfer
Under six months, Berkshire-First
and second, V. c. Brenneman.
Duroc-First, A. A. Gutshall.
Mule Foot-First II. A. Gutshall
Jr.
Swine, resistered-First, Blue Rib.
bon Boy, II. A. Gutshall, Jr.; first
Black Sadie, II. A. Gutshall, Jr.
Special class, boars and sows-Firs
and second, boards, NJ. e. Brandt
first and second sows, NJ. e. Brandt
Barred Rock-Cocks, all to S. H
Loose.
Hens-First and second, S. H. Loose;
third. Samuel Neff.
Cockerel-All to Calvin c. Gooswint
Pullets-All to Calvin c. Gooswint.
Pens-First. S. II. Loose; second
George M. Messenger; third, D. D.
! Snavely.
Buff Plymouth Rock-Cocks, all to
Benjamin B. Eberly.
Hens-All to Benjamin B. Eberly.
Pens-All to G. W. Messenger
White Wyandottes-Cock first, c.
A. Smith: second, Grace e. Trimmer;
third, d. e. Lamb.
Hens-First, C. A. Smith; second, E.
A Trimmer; third, D. E. Lamb.
Cockerels-All to c. A. Smith.
Pullets-All to C. A. Smith.
i Pen-All to d. e. Lamb.
Black Minorcas-Cock. first, S. H
Loose; second, M. Fl. Banks; third
Calvin C. Seachrist.
Hen-First. S. II. Loose; second and
third, M. II. Banks.
Buff Orpingtons-Cock. all to Geo.
3. Sigler.
Hen-All to George B. Sigler
Pen-All to d. d. Snavely.
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds
Cock. all to NJ. H. Banks.
Hens-First and third. M. II. Banks;
second. Ira e. Bigler
| Pen-All to G.. A. p. Brenizer
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds
| Hen, cock, cockerel and pens, ell to