Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-15
HORSES AND CATTLE
FOR HOCESTOWN SHOW
Great Exhibition of Livestock and
Poultry at Big Head Woods
This Week
Special TO The Telegraph

Hogestown. Pa, June 15.-To-mor-
row the eleventh annual exhibit of
the Hogestown Horse and Cattle Show
will open at Big Head Woods, lei
here, and continue two days. Com
petition is free and open to all ex-
hibitors between Dillsburg, Lewisber-
~ and Goldsboro, on the south, and
on the north to the top of h North
Mountain. and east of the borough
limits of Carlisle to the S-usquehanna
river, except that registered stock
from anywhere will be admitted free
and may compete for prizes in n
registered class. There will be a fine
exhibit of registered cattle and the
Agricultural Department of Pennsyl-
vania State College has arranged, as
an educational feature, to have the
cattle judged by two classes of young
men-one class from 10 to Is years
of age, and the other from is to 81
years. There will also be a class of
young men to judge horses. Cattle,
sheep, hogs, poultry, eggs, and all
exhibits except horses and butter,
will be judged on Wednesday. But
ter will be on exhibit on Thursday
only and horses will be judged on
Thursday.
Special committees have been ap-
pointed as follows:
Grounds-Frank Martin, Harry w.
Shaull, A. j. Louden.
Feed and Water - ". e. Eppley,
John E. Ritter, Enos Farence, Foster
Fought.
Public Comfort and Bandit. j.
Ferguson, NJ. S. Mumma, E. E. Lower.
Classification OF Stock-Vance c.
Mccormick, H. w. Shaull, NJ. S.
Mumma.
Poiice-A. ]. Louden. N. W. AL
Press Committee - James McCor-
mick, Jr.. James S. Coble.
Placing Stock - Horses, j.. c.
Parker, H. W. Shaull, E. E. Lower,
n. w. Albright; cattle, W. Z. Eppley,
NJ. S. Mumma, Samuel Lindsay, j. L.
Bashore; sheep, A. J. Louden; swine,
]. E. Ritter, Foster Fought, NJ. NJ.
Hench.
Ring Committee-Vance c. McCor-
mick, David Sunday, ]. B. Musser, NJ.
G. Albright, Q. NJ. sipe, George w.
PETER, G. A. Trimmer, Charles Gut
shall. S. F. Musselman, W. f. Ep-
pley, NJ. NJ. Hench.
Butter-The Rev. T. ]. Ferguson,
J.. L. Bashore.
bright, Samuel Lindsay.
Frank Martin, the Rev. T. J.. Fer
Frank Mtrain, the Rev. T. j. Fer
guson.
Driving Contest-H. ". Shaull, H.
B. Mccormick, Enos Farence.
Judges-Dr. Carl W. Gay. Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia;
Professor Harry Hayward. Delaware
College Experiment Station, Newark,
Del; Professor c. W. Larson, State
College, dairy h~usbandry; Professor
". H. Tomhave, State College, animal
husbandry; Professor Frank Kline,
State Agricultural Department, adj
wiser on poultry; E. F.. Anthony,
dairy husbandry, State College.
The general committee consists OF
John c. Parker, chairman, Mechan-
icsburg; Frank Martin, secretary,
West Fairview; James Mccormick.
Jr., treasurer, Harrisburg; A. ]. Lou
den. Harry ". Shaull, W. E. Eppleyi
George A. Trimmer, Nj. G. Albright
George w. PETER, the Rev. T. ]. Fer.
guson, S. z. Musselman. E. F. Lower
V. c. Mccormick, NJ. s. Mumma, n
W. Albright, ]. L. Bashore, John E
Ritter, Samuel Lindsay. Enos Far
ence, John B. Musser, Charles Gut.
shall, James S. Coble. David Sunday
H. B. Mccormick, O. NJ. Sipe, Foster
Fought and NJ. NJ. Hench.