Evening journal., 1922-09-09
.RIBBONSFOR
FINEHEREF0RDS
Delaware Land Co. Entries
Have Winners in Every
Class Shown at Fair
ENGLE, CRANE COWS
WIN FIRST PRIZES


With the completion Of the judg,
ing OF four classes of Hereford cat
tie at the Delaware State Fair yes.
terday. the National Hereford show
the largest show OF its kind ever
held In the East. came TO a close
While the Delaware Land and I'm
provement Company. one OF the larg-
est breeders In this section. did not
figure in any OF the hrsts. they had
winners in every class.
Most OF the Herefords shown here
were shipped today to Reading. Pa,
instead OF 10 Springfield. Mass. as
had been planned, the American
Hereford Association having decided
to enter $50 head Of the cattle in
the Reading Fair.
The American Hereford Associa-
tion has it's headquarters in Kansas
City. Mo. c. J. Klnzer. the secre-
tary. Is executive officer OF the asso-
citation, and these shows are held
under his general supervision. II.
I r. Parish, OF Reading. Pa. has the
I finest herd of Hereford In Pennsyl-
vania, and II was through his ef-
forts that the cattle were taken
to the Pennsylvania city. From
/ Reading the exhibit will be trans
ported TO Springfield. Mass. TO be
shown at the Springfield Fair.
] In the judging yesterday. Jes-c
Engle and Sons. OF Sheridan. Mass,
featured in the awards. In the sec
ond class judged during the day,
comprising yearling herds the en-
tries OF the Sheridan breeders won
first prze, repeating this feat in the
third class, comprising calf herds.
In tho first class judged during the
day. sheridan and Sons entries took
second prize. and In the final class,
comprising four animals. OF either
sex, get Of one sire. they also took
second.
H. NJ. Crane, a Hereford breeder OF
Windsor. Mass, also figured high
in the awards. His entries took first
prize in section one, class 20. the
first ella judged yesterday. In the
second and third classes judged dur
ing the day he won fourth prizes,
and in the final class his entry was
awarded fifth prize.
The Pennsylvania Herefords. en-
tered by n. +. Parish. n Reading
breeder. although not winning first
prizes in any class. did obtain sec
ond prize in one class and was a
consistent winner In the other three
classes. The Parish entries made
their best bid for blue ribbon in
section one, class 21, comprising
yearllng herd OF one bull and two
heifers. In this class these Hero
fords pressed the entries OF Jesse
Engle and Sons for the first honors. |
but were finally relegated TO second |
place.
The entries OF the La Vernet Stock
Farm, OF Jackson. Miss, won first
prize in section one. class 80. The
Brookfield Farm, Durham, Mass.
and the Shadeland Farm. OF La
Fayette. Ind, also won high honors
Awards made yesterday follow:
Section /. Glass 2O--Aged herd.
consisting OF one bull . years or
over. one COW years or over. one
,ow or heifer years and under g.,
)ne heifer 1 year and under 2. one
leifer under l year: First, y. NJ
-rane. Windsor. Mass; second. Jesse
Engle. & Sons. sheridan. Mo-; third,
3rookheld Farm, Durham. Conn:
ourth. Wallace and e. c.. Good,
srandview, Mo-; nth. Delaware
land and Development Company,
Del; sixth. James V.
I'LL. Roundhead. o.
Section I. Glass 21-Yearling
lerd. consisting OF one yearling bull.
wo yearling heifers; all except bull
must be bred by exhibitor: First,
Jesse Engle & Sons. Sheridan. Mo-;
econd. y. +. Parish. Reading. Pa;
hird. Shadeland Farm. La Fayette,
nd: fourth. H. NJ. Crane. Windsor
Mass: fifth. Samuel Russell, Jr.;
Middleton. Conn; sixth. A. ]. A.
Alexander. Spring Station. Ky; sew
NTH. la Vernet Stock Farm. Jack
ION. Miss: eighth. Brookheld Farm,
Durham. Conn: ninth, Delaware
and and Improvement Company
Del; tenth, James V.
iii. Roundhead, o.
Section one. class 22-Calf herd S
consisting OF one bull and two heif- !
RS all under one year and all bred {
" exhibitor: First, Jesse Engle
md sons. Sheridan. Mo; sec
md. Shadeland Farm. La Fay
tte. Ind: third. n. Z. Parish, Read {
ng. Pa: fourth. T. NJ Crane. Wind !
or. Mass: nth. Brookfield Farm. q
Durham. Mass; sixth. a. J. a. Alex 7
nder. Spring station. KY; seventh r
Delaware Land and Improvement {
company. wilmington. Del; eighth. I
Spring station. Ky; h