Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-27

every time shown. She is now IL
years old. Sunset Polly, the other Me-
Clanahan COW, stood second this year
to Madam Betty in the aged COW class.
The junior bull calf was sired by Boise
Lad, his dam being Madam Betty. He
won first in class at this fair. Mr..
McClanahans farm is within half a
mile of the fair grounds.
ANTolNETTE FARM HERD.
The Antoinette farm of Boise has in
the show six head of registered Jersey
heifers, all of the farms own breed
ing. The sire of the best of these is
Antoinette's Gift who sired the junior
champion female at this fair. This
heifer was bred on the Antoinette farm
and is now owned by SA E. Gearhart of
Boise. Every animal in the Antoinette
herd won a prize.
Antoinette's Gift is a son of Mona's
Antoinette who was twice grand cham
pion female at the Utah state fair also
holds the Utah three-year- produc-
ton recrod which is 70S pounds Of but
ter fact in one year.
The sire of Antoinette's Gift is Con-
lisses Noble who has been champion
all over the northwest. Antoinette's
Gift is still at the head of the Antoi-
nette farm herd.
HIGHEST AVERAGE PRODUCER
]. f. Bruins of Boise has on exhibit
five Jerseys at the fair, all female
stock. He has the only register of
merit COW in the show. Her name is
Dreamwold Rosettes Eigis. AS three
year old she made. on official test, $40
pounds of butter fat in one year. She
is bred by the famous Frenzied-
Finance Lawson, and is from the Fly
ing Fox blood, Flying Fox having been
one of the greatest bulls of the breed.
Mr.. Bruin claims for his Jerseys on
a six months test the highest average
production of any dairy herd in Ada
county, as shown by the figures of the
Boise Valley Cow association. For the
first six months of the year the herd
average was 21S pounds of fat, the best
COW producing $500 pounds of milk and
2SS pounds of fat.
GRAND CHAMPION JERSEY BULL
ers of Fairview farm, have nine Jer-
seys at the fair: Glover Blossom S
Pogis is the head sire He is first
SldDu tllIIlplOn Jersey DUH at lDlS
fair He is a great grandson of Merry
Miss, the worlds champion two year
old Jersey COW. He is a great grand
son Of Hoods Farm Pogis and of Fig
gis, champion and grand champion, re-
spectively, at the worlds fair in St
Louis. Glover Blossoms Pogis' grand
mother has Il butter record of 500
pounds in one year.
Mr.. Gearharts yearling COW. Antoi-
nCtte's Olga, took first in class at this
fair; also won the champion in the
junior class and carried off the reserve
championship over all. Her grand sire
Conlisses Noble won first prize as
yearling, and junior and grand cham
pion at the Utah state fair in 1912;
also won first prize as yearling and
Junior champion at the Pacific Inter-
aDiry show in 1912. Her dam
has a butter record of 6l0 pounds in
one year.
In the senior yearling class oxford
Flora took first at this fair in class
of six Her sire is oxford Victory who
won first in class at the Lake county
fair and at the Utah state fair in 1911;
also first and grand champion at the
Utah state fair in 1913.
Conlisses' Noble, the grand sire OF
Gearhart's Antoinette's Olga, is a son
of Noble of Oakland who was first over
the island of Jersey with progeny, and
sold for $4,000
One senior calf, Miss Margaret Pogis.
took first in class at this fair. first and
sweepstakes in the Boys Calf club. She
is daughter of Clover Blossoms
Pogis.