The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-04
Cattle Prizes Awarded
 To State Fair Winners
Much Interest Being Taken in Exhibits, Which Are De- cIared Best Seen Here in Many Years

Unusual interest Is manifested this year in the cattle exhibits, which off, ficials of the fair state are the best in years. Crowds were in evidence throughout Monday and Tuesday re- viewing the splendid entries In all departme G. B. Walls and J. L. Lilies, superintendents of the cattle exhibits, were loud in their praise of the exceptional entries,
 Judging took place yesterday morn ing and the awarding of prizes fol- lowed. c. R. Harmon of Lebanon. Ky, was the largest first and second prize winner, taking the following prizes:
 Two bulls. any age, bred by ex- hibitors, first and second prize: three bulls, any age. bred by exhibitors, first and second prizes; bulls, 3 years old and over, first prize; bulls, 2 years old and under years, first prize; senior yearling bulls. first prize; junior yearling bulls, first prize; senior bull calves, first prize; junior bull calves. first prize; cows, 8 years old and over, first prize; heifers, 2 years old. first prize; senior yearling heifers. first prIxe; junior HtlIGTo, iiTSL DTiLct heifer calves, first and second prizes; graded herds. first prize; young herds, first prize; calf herds, first prize; get of sire. first and second prizes; senior champion bulls, first prize; junior champion bulls. first prize; junior champion heifers, first prize; all the prizes in the graded champion cows and bulls.
 w B. and A. V. Davis of Fort Payne won the following prizes Two bulls, any age, bred by exhibitors. third prize: three bulls. any age. bred by exhibitors. third prize; bulls, 3 years old and over. second prize; junior bulls. second prize; cows : years old and over. second and third prizes; heifers, 9 years old. second prize: senior heifer calves. third prize graded herds. second prize; get of sire, third prize.
 Take All Honors
 The La vernet Stock farm of Jack son, Miss, carried off all honors in the heifer shows owing to the lack of competition. One of their entries, Lady Comfort, 2year-old heifer. has been grand champion in all northern and eastern fairs.
 Entries in the Shorthorns and their
  of Bellevedere, Tenn, and H. D. Bran non were the only entries. The Elm Grove farm prizes and their respec- tive classes were: Three bulls owned by exhibitors, first prize; two bulls owned by exhibitors. first and second prizes: bulls, years old and over, first prize: bulls, years and under, first prize; junior year bulls, first prize; Junior bull calves, second prize; cows. years old and over with calf. second prize; cows. years and over. first prize: heifers. years and under 8. first and second prizes: junior year heifers. first and second prizes: senior heifer calves. first and third prizes; graded herd bulls over 2 years, first and second prizes. graded herd bulls. 1 year and under 2. first prize; calf herd. first prize; four ami mals get of one sire. first and third prizes. Firs. prizes were also won in the senior champion bulls graded champion bulls, senior champion fe- male. grand champion bull. and grand champion female classes.
 H. B. Brannon won prizes as fol- lows: Two bulls owned by exhibitor, third prize: bulls years and over. second prize: senior bull calf first prize; junior bull calf. first prize; cows. years and over with calf, first and third prizes: cows, years and over. second prize: heifers. ? years and under 3, third prize: senior yearlinx calf first prize: junior year ling calf. third prize: senior heifer calves. second fourth and fifth prizes; graded herd bulls over years. third prize; graded herd bulls i year and under 2. second prize; calf herd second and third prizes; four animals get of one sire, second prize.