The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-07
PRIZE RABBITS ON
 DISPLAY AT FAIR
Number of Meat Species Rep resented in Exhibit-An-
 nounCe Awards

Alarge number of rabbits are on display at the Alabama State Fair this year, and announcement of the awards made yesterday brings out the fact that a number of people over the state are becoming interest ed in rasing rabbits for meat
 The number of meat rabbits on ex- hibition is much larger than the num- ber of pet rabbits. The four varieties for which prizes were offered are New zealands, Belgium, Flemish, and Hymalayians. Awards were as follows;
 New Zealand senior buck: F. B.. Dunklin, Marion, first prize II. r. Croper, Alexander City, second and third; George M Pharr, Jr., Fairfield, fourth. New Zealand senior doe: Fl. r Cromer, Alexander City. first; E. E. Dunklin. Marion, second; H. r. Cromer. Alexander City, third. New Zealand junior bucks: George NJ. Pharr, Fairfield, first, second and third G. D. Harris, East Lake, fourth, A. r. Hummer, Birmingham, fifth, New Zealand, junior doe; o. M, NllCSttlt AptilnlAs ldIus H. i Cromer, Alexander City, second; A. F Hummer. Birmingham. third. Belgium senior buck; A. F. Kun mer, first. Belgium senior doe: T. F, 1 Spense, Birmingham. first second l third and fourth. Belgium junior buck: A. r. Hummer. Belgium junior ! doe: A. r. Hummer first and second. 1 Flemish dark steel senior buck: A. | r. Hummer. Flemish dark steel doe: | ]. F. Wilson, Birmingham, first and | second. Flemish dark steel junior buck; James H. Grove Birmingham | Flemish dark steel junior doe: James II. Grove. first and second; A. F. Hummer, third; J. D. Wilson, fourth | and fifth. Flemish light steel senior | doe: J. E. Wilson, first. Flemish light steel junior buck: A. F. Kum- mer. Flemish light steel junior doe A. F. Hummer first: J. A. McDer- mott, Fairfield, second. Flemish natural gray seinor buck: J. E. Will son. first; H. P. Cromer, second: J. A. McDermott, third; J. E. Wilson fourth; George M. Pharr, fifth. Elem ish natural gray senior doet J. E, Wilson, first; George M. Pharr, sec ond, third and fourth II. P. Sromer fifth. Flemish natural gray junior buck: George M. Pharr, first. Elem ish natural gray junior doe: J. E | Wilson, first and second; J. A. Nc Dermott, third; J. E Wilson, fourth, and J. A, McDermott, fifth. Flemish black senior buck: A. F. Hummer | first. second third and fourth Elem. ish black senior doe: A. Y. Hummer Flemish black junior buck: George M, Pharr. Flemi-N black junior doe A. F. Hummer, first, second, third and fourth. Flemish American blue A. r. Hummer first.
 Hymalayians: T. P. Spence, Mem. phis, first place in all classes.
 Fifty Jersey cattle of registered stock were sold at auction fol s6,457.5o. under the direction of Rob ert N. Bell, sales manager, and c Ralph Wallace, auctioneer. The tor price brought was that paid fol Gamboges Grey Lucy, consigned bl Charles Dew of Trussville and bough by William Harsh of Bollgee. Tn, low price was s225o, paid for a bull calf
 Miss Susie Guice. in charge of tn, Red, Cross emergency station, hal cared for s2 cases of headache. faint and slight accidents thus far thI week. Yesterday was her busy day however. 32 cases being cared for -Hawthorn Hawkins, Ensley Bo, Scout has been of great assistanc, to Miss Guice. she declared. Mrs. A w. Nelson Is in general charge of tn. station.
 Exceeding the large crowd of Mon day, the opening day, attendance & the Alabama State Fair yesterda, and last night is estimated to hay, come close to the 30,o00 mark, aide, by the warm weather which greete, Birmingham yesterday. Attendanc. thus far at the fair is In excess C s0.0o0, 1t Is estimated. With goo, weather and sunshine the total at tendance is expected to reach 125, ,oo for the week.
 Sale of registered Jersey cattle |, the Alabama Jersey Cattle Jul swelled. .the crowd considerably, ,ruci interest being shown In this event although the animals went for ridc ulously low prices in most instances S. E. Burgfn, Praytor and Jemison