The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-04
All Exhibits at Park Are Now
Placed and Open for
inspection.
BIG MIDWAY CROWDED
Lovers of Horse Racing Have
Many Treats in Store
for Them.

the morning to get an early start,
but the real crowds began to pass
through the turnstles at the main en-
trance shortly after lunch. They
Hooked to the different exhibit build
lhgs, amusement places and free at
fractions.
Perhaps one Of the finest exhibits,
and one of the most worth while de-
partments on the entire fairgrounds
this year, is the live stock and horse
show department. Without doubt,
everyone who has seen the wonderful
live stock entries and the fine race
horses which have arrived has de-
c'ared them to be the finest ever dis
played at any previous fair in Chat
tlnooga.
Things looked somewhat gloomy to
Arthur Allen. chairman OF the live
stock department, Sunday when a
great number of the herds entered
BAD not arrived, but Monday morning
he was feeling more than good. as
practically all cattle entered were
either in the local freight yards or al
ready unloaded at the grounds. Mr..
Allen estimated that there were fully
zoo head of show cattle on the
grounds before noon, with about hf-
/. cu tho go. ,a.,,a -, ,.'t S".uS, .lciuuiHs
.ro e,,t,a go i.1'us ;5I -, 49,. .ne e.lclit'
flo be1e ~ ~ ron,as y. ,.o ..ass ~, -. cav
bihitors ond ~ c,on.o ~ go -, We eN1
Herefords-A, J. Alexander, Spring
station, KY; Velie Stock farm. of
Missouri, which has had herds at all
COW. -. .a,.' So. 81 e,.e country .nls sea
Ntiss s rnW ia' ms ur"Woou'
pooI, AZ .,. ''''o"aS " Do"' Ll''ie
NhoSa .
81 Dassr,no , an - ~, ~ i. nugE,ns'
,o.o . 49, y, I'm, : eii,.' Who hdu lnie-
i',,,i - s.,l.t',3I ~ iiallo1 sIhpa champion
w., az .reN el'io.' nele 'pst year .: mar
doi ' "eol se'owH, N.Y. Hreen
Nya',., NJ" fe"5uH iai ms ol tennessee ana
10 w Nos'ii'oi ia"u' "arloh county
1e''"essee'
horhorns-W. n. Jones, Concord,
Tenn; Engaline farms, Pisgah. N. c.,
ana l.. L. Little, Fayetteville, Tenn.
Swine Exhibits.
In the swine class Mahan & Neff,
who have two of the greatest show
herds in the country, one herd in the
east and one In the west. will have
both of these fine herds meet in Chat
tanooga. Mahavan farms will also
have some of their fine exhibits in the
swine class here. ], w. Hale. who
was connected with .tAis .ssaefymstFsFNr
cast year is acting as superintendent
OF the stalls this season. -
DR. J. T. Ellis OF Nashville, United>I
States inspector, CO. operating with
IN stnte department Of agriculture.
has arrived in the city and was at the |
fairgrounds Monday morning making
arrangements for an educational
booth to be conducted in the live stock |
department He explained that from
this booth specimens OF hog cholera
and tube. culosis would be shown, and |
that literature would be handed out |
dealing with the subjects of con-
tagious and infectious diseases Of live |
stock. DR.. Ellis will answer any
questions asked him by those inter
ested.
County Farm Agent D. r. Hardin |
states that he is very much pleased |
with the fine showing the Hamilton |
County Pig club boys are making at |
the fair this year. Monday morning |
there were about forty of the very |
finest hogs entered in this department |
This included about ten Poland China |
hogs, ten Duroc Jerseys, ten fat hogs |
and three Hampshires.
Race Horses.
T.overs ~ r.ro borgee u,il, s,n,nIv
:, 81 .tt
pNe IN t'ils 'uep"f f''ile,'t at t,'e IAN ','iS
year, Tor II IS agreed by al those III
. tcrested that some of the finest race |
horses in the country have arrived. |
Among them is "Gvpsv Bow" owned |
hv r,c,, u 0oere of Swaetvater. who |
~ AfFhl = VI -" s, " :" ~, ~
has been winning all the prizes AT inc |
big fairs for the past seven weeks
lie also has in his stables Prince |
Rigle," y. w. b." and MARY Bell"
CeIm ~ |wil.' ~, - c.i'a tHe "a pno,o oU " 20
80 80, W ~ ~ ,,,ot., S.1..2, VI i,o,, INA h,'
when u Is uhuerstoou, 10 o"Heu py
10 Anderson, OF this city. broke the |
record in Louisville at the fair this |
season bv trotting the fastest mile |
ever trotted on a half mile track |
ee,,L 80 ~ ohio ,i,,a, o.ooI He |
suu.Il VI 1ne Cl'to r,i 'nr - -,
holdS a record or 2.Oi a, winning tne |
$1,000 stake at the Memphis, Louis
VILE and Nashville fairs. Mr.. Stiles |
has also entered his horse, Harvest !
nov which won The a. 900 stake and |
,sno - -. Nr.,..i,, 80 -. 80
eoyo e.dhe al NLSi,.,,lo %,,' 1,,tt,.S a9 .hoh
pid OF @'V', ana Lazy WHY'S which
has a 2:ll record.
L. NJ. Roy. OF OolteWah has his
draft horse. oRillv DeRoSett," here.
Soue iudgfng has already been COM
rl"tcd in mo high school educational
trt ~ u,bicb Mr. Jarry Lacey is !
i.,,'a mt; oi ""'CI Iiir,, I,"'' schooI was
,,,ardad ars, rr;,c a., tbe hot qen-
'.,i Hvbihitt Cvnntra, Ijtyh eocond and
,T"C,a,1im MA ~, tbn s,,+o n,nrbanics
S'n.1.tr,,,,, ~ ,.,,icb tborc y'sg orI,, ono
",iht, -hr,ra, mn .,,,ooI carried
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