The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-25
MISSISSIPPANS
HONOR GUESTSOF
TRESTATE FAIR
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Carl +, Adams, OF Prattville, Ala. who
sold and bred most of the Crossett
nampshires. Divine farm, Of Raleigh
rem, is putting some OF the real elite
OF Hampshires in the ring.
rms Y also Berkshire show day, and
many or the finest of his old line OF
swine aristocracy are being shown.
the Red Poll cattle are being shown
show.
Wednesday was a day of victories for
Southern breeders u Shorthorn and
Jersey cattle and Poland China swine.
The very cream of the breeds went
o,owE in defeat before their entries. In
the Duroc show Orion Cherry Tin,
from J. Bright Goodhar's Duntreath
farm, at Fores; Hin, Tenn, was Judged
senior and grand champion boar. This
gingly hog was sold to Duntreath by
zine Crest farm and the victory was
IN a measure a triumph for Pine Crest
as well as Duntreath. Tom g. James,
Pine Crest Orion Lady the 18th, sire by
scissors was grand champion of the
saws, and first In the junior yearling
class. defeating Princess james, the
senior SOW of Pine Crest Farm, Charles
ton, Miss, which previously had won
over the grand champion Duroc SOW of
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennes-
see state fairs.
In the Poland China show Long
wonders King. a two-year-old boar
Weighing 1000 pounds. belonging to
Newton 4 Newton, of Oakdale farm,
New Albany, Miss, won the grand
championship at the Ohio state fair
ana VIII be shown next week in the Ma
tlonai swine show as a candidate for
grand champion Of America. Miss Boul-
der the Sd, owned by George H. Hill,
OF Tupelo, Miss, was the grand cham
pion sow, Marks q Davis, OF Buntyn,
Tenn, won the Junior championship for
Il EnNrc with GNNrAAt InaRfHaks-.. -
tuckian, however, Wainwright Lea. of
Brooksville, won the junior champion
ship for boars with Wade Wonder.
Lespedeza farm, Hickory Valley,
Tenuy won the srand and junior cham
p%tonships for COWS with Lespedeza
Junior champion bull, Scotch Gloster, in
Shorthorn arena.
However, the wonderful snow white
bull, Pride of Oakdale, owned by Frank
Edwards, of Tiffin. o., won the grand
championship for Shorthorn bulls, re-
peating triumphs Of the same kind at
the Missouri. Illinois, Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky State fairs.
Ohioans, Carpenter & Ross, of Mans
field, o., also had the senior champion
COW, Carries Last.
Leada's Fontaine Raleigh, Norman
w. Jeffries' bull from Jeffries, Miss.
took the senior and grand champion
ships In the Jersey cattle show.
The remainder of the Jersey cham
pions were owned by Mrs. c. G, Folck
& Son, Of Springfield, o. Their Lilly's
Oxford Majesty was junior champion
bull, their Fox's Majesty Maid senior
champion COW, and their oxford's Gypsy
ICowslip junior and grand champion
COW.
Getting back to the Duroc show, Il
may be said that Mahan & Neff, OF
Osborn, o.. showed the junior cham
pion SOW, Pals Wonder Top. and the
Junior champion boar, Pals Fancy
Orion.
A Pine Crest herd took first for old
Duroc, while Mahan & Neff were first
for. old herds bred by exhibitor, with q
Scissors herd from Pr Crest second,
A Scissors herd from Pine Crest was
first and third in young herds owned
by exhibitors, with Hahan e. Nefi
second. Mahan & Neff were first and
pine. Crest Scissors herds second and
third for young herds bred by exhibitor
In get OF sire Scissors Pine Crest herds
were first, third and fourth, Mahan &
Neff taking second place.
Mahan a Neff were first for produce
of SOW. Mayhayen Farm, DLo, with
progeny by Scissors, second. will
Duroc futurity, Scissors Pine Crest
get took first and second for BOAR pigs
first, second, third and fourth for SOW
pigs, and first for litter
Polled Shorthorns belonging to w
w. Ross & Sons, of Rossville, Ind.
took the majority of the champion.
ships In this show. Their Royal Mar
shall was grand champion bull; theil
Royal Selection, half brother to Roya
Marshal, out OF the same COW. junior
lchampion bull, and their Marshal's
Rosemary. daughter of Royal Marshal
Junior champion female.
Miami Victoria, the grand champion
shorthorn cow, was owned by j. III
Clamme, OF Upland, Ind,
All the sweepstakes in the Chester
White swine show went to Harry Gran.
dell, Of Cass City, Mich. Bigger Per.
lection was the junior and grand cham.
lpion boar: Big Marie, the senior and
grand champion sow, and Sweet Marie
the Junior champion sow.