The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-07
SPOTLIGHT IS
GIVEN M'NUTT
AT STATE FAIR
Governors and legislators
Day Draws ThrOng to
Exposition. J
STOCK AWARDS MADE
Attendance Exceeds Last
Year: Feature Races
on Card.

Grand finals of the Indiana state
fair was drawing near today as Gov
ernor Paul V. McNutt and men,
bers of the Indiana legislature we're
honored guests on the next to last
day of the fair.
Friday, the last day of the severn
day event, has been designated as
indianapolis day.
A special program in honor OF
the Governor and legislators has
been arranged for today, and the falr
was expected to continue to break
last years attendance marks.
Attendance Wednesday was re-
ported as 1859, which is nearly
5000 more paid admissions than
were registered at the gates the
same day last year, bringing the
increase this year to more than
$4,000.
Governor Makes Speech
The Governors day program
started at noon, with McNutt adj
dressing a luncheon in the wom-
ans building. Others on the pro-
gram were M. Clifford Townsend,
Lieutenant Governor; Earl Craw-
ford, speaker of the house; E. j.
Barker, fair board secretary, and
Russell G. East, board president,
who presided.
McNutt was to speak at at the
Indiana university alumni celebra-
ton in the I. U. building. The pro-
gram was to be brief and to be con-
Guided in time to permit attendance
at the feature events of the harness
racing program.
A splendid racing program was
carded for the afternoon, including
the $500 L. S. AyreS e. Co. 2:10
trot, and the 81, 200 Governors 2:15
pace. Other event on the program
were a 2:19 trot for $500 purse and
222 pace for $500.
Purdue Grads Reunite
The annual Purdue Agricultural
Alumni Association reunion was
held at IL a. m. today, with Dean
j. H. Skinner and T. A. Coleman,
extension director, as speakers.
Indiana exhibitors Wednesday
swept the Duroc-Jersey hog show.
Golden Glow, entered by Hutchin-
son & Kemple, Arlington, was made
senior and grand champion boar of
the breed. They also showed the
junior champion boar.
Joe Brown, Union City, showed
the senior and grand champion SOW,
Hutchingson & Kemple showing the
junior champion.
Wins Senior Bull Prize
In one of the strongest showings
of Shorthorn cattle in many years,
Sni-A-Bar Ensign, displayed by
Sni-A-Bar farms, Grain Valley,
Mo, won the senior bull class
championship and later the
entry of the Singleton Farm, Md
lothian, Tex, for the the grand
championship.
Winifred XVIII, exhibited by
Mather Bros, Mason City, H., WAS
adjudged senior and grand cham
pion of shorthorn COWS, junior
championship going to Haylands
Missile, from Haylands Farms,
Sharpsburg. Ill.
In the Berkshire swine exhibit,
the highest awards were won by
out-of-state exhibitors. Senior and
grand champion boar of this breed
was shown by P. A. Wempe, Seneca,
Kan, the junior champion being
shown by E. B. Moore, Sheridan.
The senior and grand champion
SOW in this breed was shown by
Clemson college, Clemson, S. c..
the junior champion coming from
the Moore farm, Sheridan.
Horses Are Judged
In the coliseum horse judging.
George A. Dix, Delaware, o., with
Don Again, won the senior and
grand championship Of the Percher-
on classification. Cecilia A. Reed
showed the junior champion.
John E. Webb 81 Son, Indian
apolis, exhibited the champion eve
in the Rambouillet &C. competition
in the sheep Judging.
M. G.. Ages Sons Arlington, O.,
exhibited the champion ram.
In Rambouillet "B" type compe-
tition, ]. B. Herd 81 Sons, East Lib
erty, O., won with both the cham
pion ram and eve.
Ram Champion Named
Champion ram in the Cotswold.
Lincoln and Leiscester type was
shown by Peter W. Hintz Clyde, o.;
Harry Crandall, Bad Axe, Mich;
showing the champion eve.
Championship in the Merino
classification went to Ohio breed
ers, Mrs. N. R. Vanderwort, Wilm-
ington, o., showing the champion
ram, and W. M. Staley, Marysville,
O., the champion eve.
Champion Dorset ram was ex-
hibited by J. B. Hooks, Rockfield,
o., and champion eve by Carl
Shaffer 81 Son, West Union, Ill.