Arizona republican., 1917-11-16
CATTLE DIVISION IF FAR ONE
 IF WONDERS IF B|C C0W STATE

Today is live stock day and citizens of Arizona interested in this particular industry will do well to visit the cattle department and have talk with those in charge, as they will learn much to their interest. Maricopa county has a pra ctical testing demonstration in the large tent in the cattle department, where they have eight COWS arranged. each speaking for herself The first four are good cows, headed by Brad shaw Jersey that is indeed a beauty and a profit maker The four good cows showing profits of s157.39, $1l6.57, s99, and $116.6S respectively, the four poor cows a profit of $35.5S, $29.29. $21.32 and $1.29 respectively for the year. The four best cows are picked from 1000 head in the testing associa- tion of the county. The four poorest are used only for comparison.
 The Jersey COW is fast winning her proper place in the hearts of the dairy men of the Salt River valley, when they witness such results from the of- ficial tests being made by the associa tion. There are about 125 of these beauties. and every one is a beauty, at the State Fair this season. A Jersey heads the list of profit makers, and every statement made in favor of the Jersey is backed up with facts and fig ures Ey the management of the asso- citation. Some of the best cattle ever shown here are Jereseys and this is no exception to the rule. The Falfurrias head the list, followed by w. H. Bulky, John F. Appleby and w. w. Bradshaw These were for the herds. The grand champion bull and COW went to the Fall furrias. Appleby took first on COW, second and third, being You'll do lady bug"
 HoIsteins Show Up Well
 The Holstein are also very strong in the show class this year and are note1 for the extremely fine condition in which the exhibitors have put their stock for exhibition. Herds are ex- hibited by F. F. Sanders, J. R. Brad shaw, Alec McMinn, F. M. Arend, M. T. Carpenter, Tempe Normal and the University of Arizona. Sanders won first on herd exhibit and first on breed CTS herd. also first on breeders young herd, breeders calf herd. Showing the Jr. Champion bull, ST. champion COW, grand champion COW and grand cham pfon bull. J. B. Bradshaw was a close second on exhibitors herd, on breeder S herd, young calf herd. He also shows prize winners as the get of sires. He showed ST. champion bull, and second in produce of cows. MT. Carpenter, MT. Armed, the Tempe Normal and Uni versity of Arizona showed some ex- cellent and exceptional individuals and
 were strong competitors to older and
 more experienced breeders. There are i nearly 150 Holsteins shown this year. | r. R. Sanders has On exhibition some exceptionally fine Dutch belted, the remainder of the famous show herd 1 which has been shown in recent years in the east and middle west.
 Charles Peterson has the only ex- | hibit of Guernseys, and has all classes | in full. and they are exceptionally fine l specimens.
 l The Brown Swiss. which are what
 may be called a dual animal as they
 are used for both beef and milk, arc 1 shown. I. Burk has some very hand 1 some specimens of this breed on ex- 1 hibition.
 Ayrshire in Evidence
 The Ayrshires are also in much evil | dence, there being four different ex- i hibits by Alec McMinn, W. A. McDow- ell, Mulford Windsor and the Univers- 1 ity of Arizona. The University of Ari-