The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-28
JUDGE FAT CATTLE
AT INTERNATIONAL
SHOW AT CHICAGO
Herman Treble of Wembley,
Alta, Wins Wheat Title
Third Straight Time
PLACE NORTH DAKOTA CORN
Verna Bruins and Janet Cauzel,
Both of Valley City, Are
Among Winners

Chicago, Nov. 28.-R-Fat cattle.
all dressed up and ready to 60 places
the judges willing - waddled into
the arena Monday at the Internation-
al Livestock Exposition.
This was the main act Of the show
the event about which all the side
attractions revolve. It Is, and was
founded as an exposition in which
meat animals are the headliners.
The pick of the herds and fiocks-
steers, barrows and wether qualified
to 70 before the internationals high
court of American animal husbandry
by their winnings at state and region
al affairs-were led before the judges.
Major interest centered on the
street competition - the three-Way
battle between the Hereford, Short
horn and Aberdeen-Angus breeds.
From that will emerge the animal
that becomes grand champion steer OF
the show.
Seeks To Repeat
The Briar Cliff Farms. Of Pine
Plains, Duchess county, New York
which sent the grand champion last
wear in "Briar Cliff Thickset," Aber-
deen-Angus yearling, Is striving to
repeat.
Herefords are prepared to chal-
lenge the almost impregnable domi-
nancy of the "Doddies" with an un-
precedented array of entrants. Short
horns. too, are back in greatly In
creased numbers.
In other sections Of the arena
Judging of breeding stock began
Monday.
Thus far, the major awards OF the
| exposition have been:
Junior livestock feeding contest
won by Kenneth link, IA. Verona,
Wis.
intercollegiate livestock judging
contest, won by Ohio State univer-
sity.
Interstate crops judging contest
won by Oklahoma A. & M.
Thomas E. Smith, Corvallis, Mont.
exhibited the champion and reserve
champion samples of barley, and
| Herman Treble of Wembley, Alberta
whose name virtually has become
synonymous with the title Of wheat
king, again won the title when his
hard red spring wheat was adJudged
grand champion sample.
Another champion of last year, Dr.
J. F.. Meinzer, of Lajara, Colo, dis
played the prize winning sample OF
oats from Region 6. composed OF
| the southwestern United States.
Minnesota's livestock judging team
placed seventh and South Dakota
| 10th.
Indiana Boy Wins
Floyd Weaver, 10. West Point, Ind
was adtudged the national champion
| All livestock boy.
Montana, which scored heavily II,
barley Sunday, also produced win
ners and runners up in the wheat
judging.
A. M. Riewoldt of Victory, Mont,
won first place in the White Spring
variety and T. E. Smith OF Derby was
first In the White Winter class.
| L. E. Peterson Of Victor was second
to Smith, and Smith was second IN
the White Spring division behind RE
woldt.
In the All canning contest for
meats, Verna Bruins, Valley City, N.
D., was third. In the fruit class, Ros-
ALA Linafelter, Alpena, s. D.. was
second and Janet Gauzel, Valley City,
N. D., third.
Minnesotans gained the first five
places in the grain show, region one,
10 ears of yellow corn.
In the 10 ears of white corn contest
in region o0e, the first three places
were taken by Maurice v. Nordlund
of Cokato, MIMI, John Henderson
Cokato; and Otto Mund, Minor, N
D., E. M. Grandlund, Delamere, N. D.
was sixth.
Paul Smith, Armenia, N. D., won first
place with his sweet clover exhibit In
the grain show.