Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-31
PECIA[ Prizes
| At STATE FAIR
FORL|VESTOCK

STIMULATING interest ana 2
but friendly rivalry among
81 breeders this year at the
s..son state fair, which opens in
s.,sm September 25-30th, will be
!, special prizes which have
81 offered by various organiza-
,,,os and businesses. These have
\. been announced, and are as
hllows.
nj The American shorthorn Breed
!, association, Chicago, offers
4. third up to $500 of the money
sborthorn breeding cattle and
,.srs at the fair, which will be
IN pro rata on the awards made,
Hereford Offer Prizes
n rbe American Hereford Cattle
headers association OF Kansas
rv Mo-, offers one dollar for
',,b three dollars offered by the
hin association.
The American Polled Hereford
prpeders' association, Des Moines,
<hTs, will pay duplicate amounts
n the money paid by the Ameri-
N Hereford Cattle Breeders as
8pciation.
\ The Aberdeen-Angus associa-
ztiop, Chicago, offers $40 on their
,lsssification.
The American Shorthorn Breed
m association, Chicago, offers
zuoO Of the money on milking
8aorthorns at the fair, same to be
HDsId out pro rata.
Il The Brown Swiss Breeders as
pciation offers $40 on the cham
Hon Brown Swiss bull also on the
hampton Brown Swiss COW.
4 The Holstein- -Fresian associa-
Mon, Brattleboro, Vermont, offers
5Fenty per cent to be paid on
4 be general classification.
Challenge Cup Offered
The Fisher FIGURING Mills com
ssny, Portland, offers a beautiful
]hallenge cup for the grand
hampton dairy COW, all breeds.
His cup is to be competed for
3uth year, but will be awarded
Rmanently to the breeder who
Ills it three times, not necessart-
NTH the same cow.
NE Oxford Down Record asso-
'IAon offers $50 to be awarded
b their classifications.
The Angora Goat Breeders as
Ociation offers. a silver trophy
up as a special premium to the
est four yearling Angora goats,
1T of same sire, and bred and
xned by the exhibitor.
In the swine department there
re no specials with the exception
A the four futurity shows. The
Poland China Breeders associa-
ion is offering a futurity, as is
he Duroc Jersey Record associa-
ion; the Chester White Record
and the Berkshire
Registry association. These fu-
Iurities stimulate great deal Of
interest and give the new breeder
an equal chance with the old
BREEDER.
In Horse Department
In the horse department the
Rrcheron Society of America,
Chicago, offers special ribbons to
he three best American bred
AOrses that stand the highest in
their respective classes, any age,
both sex.
The Shire Horse Society of Eng
land offers two silver medals, one
for the best Shire stallion and
one for the best Shire mare.
The American Shire Horse as
iOciation, Tonica, ILL.,. offers two
rophy ribbons, one for the best
6hire stallion, any age, and one
ior the best Shire mare, any age.
Names Of judges in the live
stock departments, have been
named with the exception Of the
horse division. Others are as fol-
lows; A. L. Hacker, Lincoln, Neb.,
and P. H. Crane, Zfonsville, Ind,
dairy cattle; William J. Reed, Jr.,
Plger, Neb., beef cattle; Robert
y Miller, Davis, Cal, sheep and
goats; G, L. Haynes, Miles, s. d.,
and E. A. Hughes. Davis, CAL,
swine.
Superintendents of the various
apartments, with the exception
oi horses, not yet named, are as
follows: William Schulmerich,
nllsboro, cattle; o. M. Nelson,
Is0Fyallis, sheep and goats; Thos,
nrunk, Salem. swine.