The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-24
BEEF AND DAIRY
CATTLE ROYALTY
PASS IN REVIEW
Bull Born and Bred Near
Memphis Wins the Grand
Championship in Great
H0IStein Arena.

All the solemn pomp and majesty
which usually attends mortal ROYALTY on
parade wal evidenced at Hereford
show in the great cattle arena al the
Tri-State fair Tuesday All day long
the white faced princes and princesses
Of the real Hereford Hoods royal
marched in handsome ~pageantry before
the critical eye Of T, c. Giltner, Of En-
t%nence, KY the judge.
Near nightfall, when the show was
about to end and the judge was pass
ing his critical eye over the last wine
hued, curly haired cattle, it was found
that animals out of a Southern herd,
that Of T.. Il Mack g. Son, Thomasville,
Ca, had triumphed over the animals
out of the Walter L. Yost, Kansas City,
Mo, herd, and others OF the best herds
Of the country.
Mack's Bonnie ]. was judged senior
champion and grand champion bull,
The senior and grand champion COW,
Gay Missile, was also one Of the Georgia
herd.
Yost, however, took the junior cham
junior champion bull, and his heifer,
Bonnie Blessing H. was the junior
champion female.
Animals from ~fri-state herds offered
heavy competition to both the South
ern and Western Herefords throughout
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triumph easily. Mr.. Giltner pronounced
the show "as fine a Hereford show as
/ ever saw" and his words only mildly
suggested the splendid qualities of the
entries. Az no fBir in the country this
year have there been more nor better
bred Herefords shown,
Animals from the herd Of Joe K.
Smith. Jr, Fayetteville, Tenn, took the
majority Of honors in the ~tri-state
classes, A Fayetteville bull was first
IN the 2-year-Old class, with a bull froIn
the Diamond l. ranch, Magnolia, Miss.
second, and d j. Clyde johnson bull from
Ripley, Tenn, third. Again a Fayette-
vile Sun was first in the 1-year class
beating for that place a bull owned by
John white, Norwood. Tenn, Mr.
Smith also took first In cows and frs
In the one-year heifers, a Diamond !
ranch heiferI being second in this elias!
with a Smith heifer third. Diamond :
year heifers, Smith heifers taking sec
ond and third,
Smith did not compete in the under,
year bull class, Galloway & Cow, O
i North Little Rock, Ark. took frs
place IN this with J Clyde Johnson
bulls second and third.
Blood strains no less royal than thos'
i represented Ia the Hereford show, con
arena, final grand championship honor
being shared by Il. r.. Perry, a Mem
phlan, whose farm Is on the Hernand,
road, just outside the city limits, wit
#IC M. Bottema, Of INDIANAPOLIS Ind.
Mr., Pery's bull, Sir ONE Johanna
was adjudged grand 'chamnlon bull
while Mr.. Bottema's cow, HomeWoo
May Hengerveld, was grand champio
L Eof tho cows.
The supremacy demonstrated by 81
Ollie was a triumph strictly Souther
and Memphian, the handsome animf
having been bred and born on MIR. Per
rvs farm south of Memphis. IN
The Junior championship for bulls wa
won by zelden Rust Pontiac Segi
owned by Mr.. Bottema. Bottema's re
den Rust De Kol Calamity was junic
champion heifer,
Forsgate Model Segis Lad, Dabnc
da II. Crump's bull, from C~apleville, She
by county, won first place IN the tr
a state class for Junior yearling bull
O MIR. yCrumpsa Adam and Eve Maid va
the first senior heifer In the tri-sta'
class.
~ The Guernsey sweepstakes was abs
~ luteiy annexed by the herd Of jam
V IT, Mcintosh of Doversville, y. G, NJ,
" 1ntosh's Amiable of the Isle ]
~ was senior and grand champit
bull. Amiable Of the Isle XIV