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name poultry PRIZE WINNERS AT STATE FAIR Hoosier Fanciers Draw Lion’s Share of Honors in Annual Show. Judging in the Asiatic, Mediterranean, Polish, English, French, and game classes of poultry have been completed at the state fair. The awards were: ASIATIC LIGHT BRAHMA Cock--Frank P. Johnson. Indianapolis: v f Johnson. Prank P. Johnson. W. E. Snyder. Danville. ,o *i*-r- pranlc p - Johnson, Frank P. Johnson. Dale Atkins. Frank J Johnson. Cockerel. Pullet and Young Pen— J£ a U£ O P -, Johnson. Frank P. Johnson. Frank P. Johnson. DARK BRAHMA . Burnside Glen Swaney ' Chas. Smiley. Jesse Cockerel—Jesse Burnside. Chas, Smiley. Chas. Smiley Maurice Bratton. Pen (old)—Chas. Smiley. Chas. Smiley. Hen--Chas. Smiley: W. C. Britton Crawfordsville; Chas. Smiley. Oscar O. Raberding. Pullet—Chas. Smiley. Chas. Smiley. Oscar O Raberding. Jesse Burnside. Pen (young)—Chas. Smiley. BUFF COCHIN Cock~Chas. Smiley. Oscar G. Raberding, John L. Gray. Cockerel—Chas. Smiley, John L. Gray. Smiley. Chas. Smiley. •-'h—Oscar O. Raberding, Chas. Smllev. Jonn L. Gray. Chas. Smiley. John L. Grav. Pullet—Olen Swanev. Chas. Smllev. John L. Orav. Oscar O. Raberdinz. Ten (young) Chas. Smilev. PARTRIDGE COCHIN Cock—Glen Swanev. Charles Smiley. Glen Swanev. Snot Gale, Canton. 11l Cockerel—Glen Swanev. Glen Swaney, Charles Smllev. Spot Gale. Pen (oldi—Glen Swanev. Charles Bmilev. Glen Swaney. Hen—Glen Swanev. Charles Smiley, Glen Swanev. Spot Gale. Snot Gale. Pullet—Charles Smllev. Glen Swanev, Glen Swaney. Pen (young)—Glen Swanev, Charles Bmilev. BLACK LANGHAN Cock—Dale Atkins; Charles Mann. Fostoria. O.; Charles Mann; Oscar O. Raberding. Cockerel—Charles Mann. Dale Atkins. Oscar O. Raberdinz, Mrs. Earl Ferrce. W. C. Britton. Pen (old)—Charles Mann. W C. Britton. Jesse Burnside. Mrs. Earl Ferree. Hen—W. C. Britton. Maurice Bratton. Charles Mann. Mrs. Earl Ferree. Danville; Dale Atkins. Pullet—W. C. Britton. Mrs. Earl Ferree. Charles Mann. Charles Mann. Dale Atkins. Pen (young)—Mrs. Earl Ferree, Dale Atkins. W. C. Britton. Charles Mann WHITE LANGSHAN Cock —Glen Swaney. Jesse Burnside. Jesse Bvrnslde, Chas. Smiley. Cockerel—Glen Swaney, Chas. Smiley. Olen Swaney. Jesse Burnside. John L. Gray. Pen (old) —Chas. Smiley. Hen—Chas. Smiley. Jesse Burnside. Pullet—Glen Swanev, Dale Atkins. John L. Gray John L. Gray. Chas. Smiley. Pen (young) Chas. Smiley, Glen Bwaney, Maurice Bratton, John L. Gray. MEDITERRANEAN SINGLE COMB BROWN LEGHORN (Dark) Cock —Everlav Farm. Portland; Everlay Farm; John L. Gray; Jesse Burnside; Arthur Turner. Sadalia. Mo. Cockerel—Everlav Farm; Everlay Farm; O. E Wood; Everlay Farm; Charles Smiley Hen—Everlay Farm; Everlay Farm; John L Gray; Arthur Turner. Pullet—Everlay Farm; Everlay Farm; Charles Smiley. Pen (old)—Everlay far. Pen (young)—Everlay farm. (Light) Cock—Everlav Farm; Everlay Farm; Merrett Murpliv. Carmel; Charles Smiley. Cockerel Merritt Murphy; Everlay Farm; Everlay Farm; Jesse Burnside. Hen—Everlay Farm; Everlay Farm; Merritt Murphy; Oscar O. Raberding. Pullet—Everlay Farm: Everlay Farm; Merritt Murphy; Oscar O. Raberding; Merritt Murphy. Pen (old)- Everlav Farm: Dale Atkins; Oscar O. Raberding; Merritt Murphy. Pen (voting)—Everlav Farm: Merritt Murphy: Dale Atkins; Merritt Murphy; Oscar O. Raberding. ROSE COMB BROWN LEGHORN (Dark) Cock—Chas. Smiley. Chas. Smiley. Otto Chastain. Mitchell. Glen Swaney. Jesse Burnside. Cockerel —Otto Chastain. Otto Chastain. Chas. Smiley. Chas. Smiley. Hen—Otto Chastain. Jesse Burnside, Chas. Smiley Otto Chastain. Pullet—Otto Chastain. oaoChastaln, .Tesse Burnside. Chas. Smilev, Chas. Bmilev. Chas. Smiley. Pen (young)—Otto Chastain. Chas. Bmilev. (Light) Cock—Otto Chastain, Chas. Smiley, Otto Chastain. Cockerel —Otto Chastain. Otto Chastain. Chas. Smiley. Oscar O. Raberding. Jesse Burnside. Pen (old) —Oscar O. Raberding, Otto Chastain Chas. Smiley. Hen—Otto Chastain. Oscar O. Raberdinz. Jesse Burnside. Otto Chastain, Glen Swaney. Pniipt—Oscar O. Raberding. Otto Chastain. Chas. Smiley, Otto Chastain, Jesse Burnside. p*n (young)—Otto Chastain; Chas. Bmilev. SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORN Cock—Edgar W. Johnson, Waldron. Cockerel— Edgar W. Johnson: Browns Breeding Farm, Spiceland; Edgar W. Johnson: Edgar W. Johnson. Pen (old) —Fdgar W. Johnson. Dale Atkins, Glen Swaney. Hen Glen Swanev. Edgar W. Johnson, New Augusta: Eagle Creek Farms. Pullet—Edgar W. Johnson. Browns Breeding Farm. Edgar W. Johnson, Edgar W. Johnson, Eagle Creek Farms. Pen (Young)—Dale Atkins, Edgar W. Johnson. ROSE COMB WHITE LEGHORN Cock—Glen Swaney, Jesse Burnside. Oscar O. Raberding, G. A. Humbach, Hamilton. O. Cockerel —Oscar O. Raberding: Robert L. Lips. Anchorage. Kv.; Jesse Burnside, Jesse Burnside, Charles Smiley. Pen (old)—Glen Swaney. Charles Smiley. Hen—Oscar O. Raberding, Poultry Farms, Glen Swaney, Brorein Poultry Farms, Glen Swaney. Pullet—Jesse Burnside. Jess'* Burnside. Oscar O. Raberding. Charles omiley. Charles Smiley. SINGLE COMB BUFF LEGHORN Cock—Jesse Burnside. Oscar O. Rabording. Leslie Leonard. CockeTel —C. E. Wood. John L. Gray. Pen (old)—Charles Smiley. Pullet —G. A. Humbach. Charles Smiley. O E. Wood. Oscar O Rabording. Pen (voting)—G. A. Humbach. SINGLE COMB BLACK TAIL RED LHGHCRN All Classes—M. J. Hoffman. SINGLE COMB BLACK MINORCA Cock— John F. Dvbalski. Charles G. Pape Albert F. Kavser. Charles G. Pape. John' F. Dvbalski Cockerel—Charles G. Pape. John F. Dvbalski. Charles G. Pape. Albert F. Kavser. John F. Dvbalski. Pen (old) —Charles G. Pape John F. Dvbalski. ' Hen— Albert F. Kavser. Charles G. Pape John F. Dvbalski. Charles G Pape. John F. Dvbalski. Pullet—Charles G Pape. Charles G. Pape John F. Dybalski. Albert F. Kayser. Albert F. Kavser. Pen (young) —Charles G. Pape. ROSE COMB BLACK MINORCA Cock Glen Swaney, Albert F. Kayser, Jesse Burnside, Oscar O. Raberding. Pullet—Albert F. Kayser. Hen— Maurice Bratton. Charles Smiley. Albert F. Kayser, Albert F. Kayser. SINGLE COMB WHITE MINORCA Cock— Lon Rawnsley. Glen Swaney. Cockerel— Harold Sheets. Harold Sheets. Marion Sears. Len Rawnsley, "Charles Smiley. Pf*n (j'ounß^—Hsrold Staffs, John L. Gray. Hen-Len Rawnsley. Charles Smiley. Leslie Leonard. G. A. Hubach. Jesse Bumside. Pullet— Harold Bheets. John L. Gray, Marion Sears, Marlon Sears*. Len Rawnsley. SINGLE COMB BUFF MINORCA Cock—Calvin Hibbard. Jesse Burneide. O. Wood. Cockerel—Harold Sheets. Harold Sheets, Calvin Hibbard. John L. Gray, O. E. Wood. Pen (old) —Calvin Hibbard. Harold IBheets. > Hen—Galvin Hibbard. Harold Sheets,

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Harry Collins and His Wife The professional name, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collins, featured aerialists with the Gus Sun circus at the state fair grounds, is the Two Collins. During the winter season they tour vaudeville circuits and live in hotels. In the summer, they make the big state fairs doing their high ladder act. And they love the summer work because they camp out on the fair grounds in a tent. Harry says they have a fine time.

Harold Sheets, John L. Gray, Nelson E. Woods. Pullet—Calvin Hibbard, Harold Sheets, O. E, Wood, John L. Gray. Pen (young)—Calvin Hibbard, Harold Sheets. / WHITE FACE BLACK SPANISH Cock—Jesse Burnside. Cockerel—John L. Grav. Jesse Burnside. John L. Grav. John L. Gray. Pen (old) —Jesse "Burnside. Hen—Jesse Burnside. Jesse Burnside. Pullet—John L. Grav. Jesse Burnside. Chas, Smilev. John L. Grav, John L. Grav. Pen (young)—John L. Gray. John L. Grav. BLUE ANDALUSIAN Cock—Minnis L. Ottinger. Minnis L. Ottinger. Minnis L. Ottinger, Jesse Burnside, John L. Gray. Cockerel—Jesse Burnside. Minnis L. Ottinger. Oscar O. Raberding. Chas. Smllev. Pen (old)—Minnis L. Ottinger, Chas. Smllev. Roy G. Newbv. Hen—Oscar O. Raberding, Minnis L. Ottinger. Pullet—Oscar O. Raberding. Jesse Bumside. Minnis L. Ottinger. John L. Grav. Pen (young)—Minnis L. Ottinger. Chas. Smiley. SINGLE COMB ANCONA Cock—W. L. Tempest. Jas. H. Hart. Elmer H. Clavton. Cockerel—E!mer H. Clayton. Chas. Smilev. Wm. L. Tempest. Pen (old)—Tas. H. Hart. Chas. Smilev. Hen—Jpc. h Hart. Chas. Smiley. ,j as H. Hart. Wm. L. Tempest. Elmer H. Clayton. Pullet—Wm. 1.. Tempest. Elmer H. Clayton. G. A. Humbach. Pen (young)—Wm. L. Tempest. Elmer H. Clavton, G. A. Humbach. ROSE COMB ANCONA Cock—Jesse Burnside, Robert L. Lins. James H. Hart, Jesse Burnside. Maurice Bratton. Cockerel—Jesse Burnside, Jesse Bumside. Pen (old)—James H. Hart. Hen—. Tames H. Hart, Robert L. Lins, Tesse Burnside, James H. Hart, Maurice Bratton. Pullet—Jesse Burnside. Jesse Burnside. ENGLISH AUSTRALORP Cock—Overbrnok Farm. Mrs. Stanley Fills. Ova’-brook Farm, G. G. Billman, Michael Nlbbe. Cockerel—Overbrook Farm, Overbrock Farm. Overbrook Farm, G. G. Billman, Overbrook Farm. Pen (old)—Overbrook Farm, Mrs. Stanley Ellis. Hen—Ove’-hrook Farm. Overbrook Farm, Overbrook Farm, Elmer H. Clayton, G. G. Billman. Pullet—Overbrook Farm, Overbrook Farm. Overbrook Farm, Overbrook Farm, G. G. Billman. Pen (young)—Overhvook Farm, Overbrook Farm. G. G. Billman. SILVER GRAY DORKING Cock—Brorein Poultry Farms Chas. Smilev. Jesse Burnside. Mrs. Collin W. Harland. Cockerel—Mrs. Collin W. Harland. Wm. A. Stolts. Jesse Burnside. Chas. Smiley. Pen (old)—Mrs. Collin W. Harland. Chas. Smiley. Hen—Chas. Smilev. Mrs. Co'lin W. Harland, G'en Swaney. Jesse Burnside. Wm. A. Stolts. Pnllet—Wm. A. Stolts. Mrs. Collin W. Har'and. Mrs. Collin W. Harland. Chas. Smiley. Pen (voung)—Mrs. Collin W. Harland Chas. Smilev. Jesse Burnside^ SINGLE COMB BUFF ORPINGTON Cock—Mrs. Berkley D. Sink, Mrs. Berkley D. Sink. Fred Hare. Fred Hare, John L. Gray. Cockerel—Fred Hare. Fred Hare. Fred Hare. R. T Dltmars and Son, R. T. Ditmars and Son. Pen (old)—Fred Hare. Mrs. Berkley D. Sink. J. B Ardashier R. H. Mason. Her—Frd Hare Mrs. B*rk'ev D. Sink. Mrs. Berkley D. Rink. R. T. Dltmars and Son. J. B. Ardashier. Pullet—Fred Here Mrs. Berkley D. R'nk. Fred Hare. Mrs. Berkley D. Sink. J. W. Dickmann. Pen (young)—Fred Hare, Mrs. Berkley D. Sink. J. W. Dickman. R. H. Mason. SINGLE COMB BLACK ORPINGTON Cock—Glen Swaney. Cockerel—Tohn L. Gray. John L Gray, Oscar O. Raberding. Pen (old)—Oscar O. Raberding. Hen—Oscar O. Raberding. Maurice Bratton. Glen Swanev. Pullet—John L. Grav. John L. Gray, Oscar O. Raberding. Charles Smiley. SINGLE COMB WHITE ORPINGTON Cock—J. B. Ardashier. J B. Ardashier. Oscar O. Raberding. Pen (old)—J. B. Ardashier. Hen—J. B. Ardashier. J. B. Ardashier. J. B Ardashier Pullet—J. B. Ardashier, J. B. Ardashier, Jesse Burnside. DARK CORNISH Cock—Arthur W. Janis. John L. Grav. Cockerel —Dale Atkins. Jackson Trout, Arthur W. Janis, Maurice Bratton. Pen (old)—Jackson Trout, Arthur W. Janis. - Hen —Jackson Trout, Arthur W. Janis. Pullet—Arthur W. Janis, Jackson Trout, Dale Atkina. Pen (young)—Jackson •Trout, Dale Atkins.'

Ribbons Are Awarded, in Two Swine Futurities

Awards, in order of ranking, as announced today in two futurities, the Poland-China and the Indiana Duroc-Jersey, are: Poland Chinas Junior Boar Pins—Home Place Farm, Manilla: Home Place Farm: Hubert A. Lester. Fairbanks: Jas. H. Williams, Btyant: Wonderland Farms: Avery. Chalmers A: Fav; Jones & Pike: Chalmers & Fav Avery; G. H. Klrkham: Stanley J. Meat; Wonderland Farms: Stanley J. Meal; John Eubank: Harvey, Orland & J. W.: Hubert A. Lester: Bruce B. Conning: Jones & Pike; Len A. Conning; Bruce B. Conning; Howard Clevenger. Junior Sow Pies—C. E. Sumerv: Jones & Pike: Chalmer A Fav Avery; Home Place Farm: Orland <fc J. W. Harvey: Stanley J Meal: Stanley J. Meal: Max Ferguson: E. C. Parker: Jones A Pike; Wonderland Farms. Glen H. Kirkham: Glen H. Kirkham: Bruce B. Conning: Home Place Farm: Chalmer A Fav Avery: Wonderland Farms: John Eubank: Hubert A. Lester; John Eubank. Groups of Four Junior Pies—Home Place Farm. Chalmer A Fay Avery. Jones A Pike. Glenn H. Kirkham. Wonderland Farms. Stanley J. Meal. Hubert A. Lester, Orland A J. W. Harvey. Bruce B. Conning. Chalmer A Fav Avery. E. C. Parker. Jas. H. Williams, Howard Clevenger. John Eubank, Herbert Hitmen. John Hen a.

WHITE LACED RED CORNISH Cock—Arthur W. Janis, Jesse Burnside, Oscar O. Raberding. Cockerel—Arthur W. Janis. Pen (old)—Arthur W. Janis. Hen—Arthur W. Janis; Pullet—Oscar O. Raberding. Arthur W. Janis. Pen (young)—Arthur W. Janis. SPECKLED SUSSEX Cock—Charles Smiley. Cockerel—Mrs. Collin W. Harland. Mrs. Collin W. Harland, Jesse Burnside, Maurice Bratton, Charles Smiley. Pen (old) —Mrs. Collin W. Harland, Charles Smiley. Hen—Charles Smiley, Mrs. Collin W. Harland. Pullet—Charles Smiley, Jesse Burnside, Mrs. Collin W. Harland, Mrs. Collin W. Harland, Dale Atkins. POLISH WHITE CRESTED BLACK Cock—Charles Smiley, Oscar Raberding, Jesse Burnside, Charles Smiley. Cockerel —Charles Smiley, Jesse Burnside, Charles Smiley. Pen (old) —Charles Smiley, Charles Smiley. Hen—Oscar O. Raberding, Charles Smiley. Charles Smiley, Jesse Burnside, Jesse Burnside. Pullet —Charles Smiley, Charles Smiley, Jesse Burnside, Maurice Bratton. Pen (young)—Charles Smiley. WHITE CRESTED WHITE Cock—Chas. Smilev, G. A. Humbach Jesse Burnside. Elmer H. Clayton. Cockerel—Jesse Burnside. John L. Gray. Hen—Jesse Burnside, John L. Gray. Chas. Smiley. Pullet—John L. Gray, Chas. Smiley, Jesse Burnside. GOLDEN POLISH PLAIN Cock, cockerel, pen, (old and young), pullet—Jesse Burnside. Hen—Jesse Burnside, Chas. Smiley. BEARDED Cock—Glen Swaney. Oscar O. Raberding Jesse Burnside. Jesse Burnside. Cockerel, pen (young) and pullet— Jesse Burnside. Hen—Glen Swanev. Jesse Burnside. Glen Swaney, Jesse Burnside. SILVER SPANGLED HAMBURG Cock —Ralph Cochran; Jesse Burnside; Charles Smiley. Cockerel—John L. Gray; Dale Atkins: Charles Smiley; Charles Smiley; Ralph Cocran. Pen (old)—Charles Smiley; Glen Swaney; John R. Taylor. Hen—Ralph Cochran; Ralph Cochran; Charles Smiley; Jesse Burnside. Pullet—Ralph Cochran; Ralph Cochran; Ralph Cochran; Charles Smiley; John L. Gray. Pen (young)—Ralph Cochran; Dale Atkins: Charles Smiley; Ralph Cochran; John R. Taylor. FRENCH HOUDAN Cock—Jesse Burnside. Chas. Smiley. Wm. A.. Stolts. Cockerel—L. Madsen. Wm. A. Stolts. Wm. A. Stolts. Chas. Smiley, Pen (old)—Wm. A. Stolts. Chas. Smiley. Hen—Wm. A. Stolts. Chas. Smiley. Oscar O. Raberding. Jesse Burnside. Pullet—Wm. A. Stolts. Glen Swaney. Chas. Smilev. Wm. A. Stolts. Chas. Smiley. Pen (youung)—Wm. A Stolts, Wm. A. Stolts. CONTINENTALS SILVER CAMPINE Cock—John L. Grav. John L. Gray. Chas. Smiley. Oscar O. Raberding. Chas. Smiley. Cockerel—John L. Gray. John L. Gray. Oscar O. Raberding. Chas. Smilev, Chas. Smilev. Pen (old)—John L. Gray. Chas. Smiley. Hen—Chas. Smiley. Chas. Smiley. Oscar O. Raberding, John L. Gray* John L. Gray, Pullet—John L. Gray. John L. Gray. Oscar O. Raberding. Jesse Burnside. Chas. Smiley. Pen (young)—John L. Gray. Chas. Smiley. GAMES BLACK BREASTED RED Cock—Charles Smiley. O. A. Humbach. Cockerel —G. A. Humbach, G. A. Humbachft Hen—O. A. Humbach. Jesse Burnside. Pullet—G. A. Humbach, G. A. Humbach. BROWN RED Cockerel—Jesse Burnside. Hen—Oscar O. Raberding, Jesse Burnside. RED PYLE Hen—Charles Smiley. Pullet—G. A. Humbach. G. A. Humbach. ANY COLOR PIT GAME Cock—Arthur Turner, Charles Smiley, Mourice Bratton. Cockerel—Maurice Bratton, Maurice Bratton. Hen—Maurlc* Bratton, Maurice Bratton. Charles Smiles’/ PuPet—Maurice Bratton, Maurice Bratton.

Conning; Lon A. Conning. Home Place Farm. Bruce B. Conning. Duroc-Jerseys Fall Boar Futurity—J. A. Beard. Frankfort; J. A. Beard; Hutchinson Kemplc. Arlington: Wm. Arndt. Lafayette. Fall Sow Futurity—Joe Brown. Union Citv: Perry Barker. Thorntown; Perry Barker. Wm. Arndt. Lafayette; J. A. Beard: Hutchinson & Hemple; Hutchinson & Kemple; Joe Brown. Fall Litter Futurity—Perrv M. Barker. Thorntown: Joe Brown. James A. Beard. Hutchinson Kemple. Spring Litter Futurity—James A. Eeard: Lester Nance. Arcadia; Perry M Barker. Joe Brown. Hutchinson A Kemple. Perrv M. Barker. J. J. Lorton: Wm. Bover. Tipton; James A. Beard. Sheets & Overman. Lester Nance. Spring Boar Futurity—Hutchinson & Kemple. James A. Beard. James A. Beard. William H. Bcver. Perrv M. Barker. Joe Brown. Les'er, Nance; Fraizer & Aukron. Mooreland: ferrv Barker. J. J. Lorton & Son. Sheets & Overman. Hutchinson & Kemole. Wm. Arndt. Wm. Arndt. Joe Brown. J. J. Lorton & Son. Lester Nance. Spring GUt Futurity—Lester Nance. Geo. J. Carweln. James A. Beard & Son. Perrv Barker. Perrv Barker. Joe Brown. Joe Brown. James A. Beard. J. J. Lorton. William Bover. J. J. Lorton. Lester Nance. Hutchinson A Kemple. George Carweln. Sheets A Overman. Hutchinson A Kemole. Frasier At Auburn. H. *J. JRislay. Wm. Arndt, Frailer A 4ab£on.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

IT IS THE NIGHT OF NIGHTS; BUCK TO BECROWNED State Fair at Coronation Scene; Cox to Present Brown Derby. Have you got your seat? If not, get one for the grandstand tonight at the Indiana state fair for the biggest “doings” of the week—the crowning of Sheriff Charles (Buck) Sumner as King Charles I of the Brown Derby, At about 8 tonight the sheriff* will emerge from his royal box to be be-knighted, not beheaded, with the royal kelly of kellys, the Brown Derby. The sheriff won the 1931 “darby” with scoop-shovel of votes that suffocated his nearest competitor, Jesse McClure. Wear Empress’ Gown The sheriff will wear for the edification of his subjects, the robes of an empress when he is crowned. Crossed handcuffs will attach to his noble shoulders the coronation gown of Empress Eugenie. It’s the same gown that hs* atrutted twicefair visitors in the style show of the L. S. Ayres Cos. It will be absolutely the last appearance of the royal robe in Indianapolis and may prove Buck’s last too, if the cares of Brown Derbyland weigh too heavily on his honorable topknot. Cox Royal Crowner Earl Cox, attorney-at-large, was selected as the Royal Crowner of the sheriff. “I’ll crown the * big mug—just watch me,” declared Cox as he accepted the place of giving Sheriff “Buck” his scepter and his diadem. McClure will be there to hope for a sudden assassination of the King. And other defeated candidates will see the sheriff get the plaque designating him the city's most distinguished citizen. “There’s one final request I’d like to make,” choked Buck as. he entered a Turkish bath to get rubbed down for tonight's ordeal, “and that’s that you send the executioner to me as soon as I’m crowned.” Patrol Worries Him “But why?” quacked Jo-Jo, the dog-faced judge.” “There’s a thing or two I’d like to settle with the county council. A—a—a— road patrol—quick—a road patrol—Jo-Jo,” strangled the sheriff as he hit the steam vapors. A caravan of the king’s admirers, judges, and politicians and just folks, will escort him to the grounds. The caravan will leave the Indiana Democratic Club at 7:15 p. m. on its road to the “Derby.” So be there tonight. Anything map happen. The bronze plaque may even turn to silver. Buck’s hair may turn red. Tfie “darby” may become a stiff hat. See Sheriff Charles (Buck) Sumner crowned your king for a twelve-month? WILLED 60 MILLIONS By United Press CHICAGO, Sept. 11.—Nearly $60,000,030 was bequeathed to Warren Wright, president of the Lincoln park board, by his father, William M. Wright, turfman and founder of the -Calumet Baking Powder Company, who died Aug. 118. Wright’s will was filed at Lexington, Ky. The widow, Mrs. Georgia Owen Wright, was given a $1,000,000 trust fund, and cash and property valued at SIOO,OOO.

Wide Variety of Poultry Given Exposition Awards

Awards for American poultry, from Plymouth Rock to the Black Jersey Giant breed, judged as the best of the large number of entries at the state fair, are given here in ranking order: BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK (Dark) Cock —William Meissner. Mitchell: Aristobar Poultry Farm. Ft. Wavne; Aristobar Poultry Farm: Jesse Snyder. Kokomo; A. H. Earle, Bloomington. Hen—Aristobar Poultry Farm: Aristobar Poultry Farm: William Meissner: Mr. and Mrs. Guv Johnson, Waldron: Ralph Bauer. Goldsmith Cockerel —Aristobar Polutry Farm: Ralph Bauer; Ralph Bauer: Jesse Snyder; William Meissner. Pullet —Aristobar Poultry Farm: William Meissner: William Meissner; Ralph Bauer; Ralph Bauer. Pen (old! —William Meissner, Aristobar Poultry Farm. Pen (young)—Jesse Snyder: William Meissner: Aristobar Poultry Farm; W. W. Zike Hatchery, Morristown; A. H. Earle. (Light) Cock—Leslie Leonard, Greenfield: William Meissner. William A. Meyer, Lafayette; Dale Atkins, Martinsville; William A. Meyer. Cockerel—William Meissner; William A. Meyer. Jesse Burnside, Milligan; William A. Meyer. Hen—-Leslie Leonard. William Meissner, Dale Atkins. William A. Meyer William A. Mever. Pullet William Meissner: William Meissner. William Meissner, William A. Meyer. William A. Meyer. WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK Cock —Mrs. Frank McMullen, New Ross. Cockerel —Mrs. Melvin Havens; Mrs. Melvin Havens. M. W. Walters. M. W. Walters. Glendvn Irwin. Greencastle. Pen (young'—Mrs. Melvin Havens. W. W. s *ike Hatchery. M. W. Walters, Sisters of Providence. Sisters of Providence. Hen—Mrs. Melvin Havens Shelvyville: Mrs. Melvin Havens, M. W. Walters. Carlisle. Mrs. Frank McMullen. Sisters of Providence. St. Mary of the Woods. Pullet—Mrs. Melvin Havens. Mrs. Melvin Havens. M. W. Walters, M, W. Walters, Glendyn Irwin. BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK Cock—Lewis Schafer, Coal City. Hen—Maurice Bratton. Cayuga: Fastland Farms, Danville: Fastland Farms. Cockerel—Oscar O. Raberding, St. Mary’s. O.; Jesse Burnside. Milligan; Maurice'Bratton. Cayuga. _ , . Pullet—Lewis Schafer. Lewis Schafer, Lewis Schafer. Lewis Schafer, Dale Atkins. Pen ioldDale Atkins. Pen (young)—Dale Atkins. PARTRIDGE PLYMOUTH ROCK Cock—Bain & Son. Rockville: Bain & Son, Bloomington; Blewett’s Blue Star Place; Glen Swaney, Lafayette; O. E. Wood. Franklin. Hen—Blewett’s Blue Star Place, Blewett’s Blue Star Place. W. E. Snyder, W. E. Snyder. Oscar O. Raberding. Cockerel—Bain & Son, O. E. Wood, Jesse Burnside. Glen Swaney, Blewett’s Blue Star Place. ... „ Pullet—Bain & Son. Blewett’s Blue Star Place. Blewett’s Blue Star Place, Blewett’s Blue Star Place. Bain <fc Son. Pen (old)—John L. Gray. Martinsville; Glen Swaney.. Per. iyoung)— Bain & Sen, O. E. wood, Glen Sv^aney. COLUMBIAN PLYMOUTH ROCK Cock—William W. Engel. Strasburg. 111.: William W. Engel. Jesse Burnside Cockerel—William W. Engel: William W. Engel. Maurice Bratton. Pen (old)—Wm W. Engel. Maurice Bratton. Hen—William W. Engel. Brorein Poultry Farms. Wapakoneta. O.: William W. Engel, Dale Atkins. Maurice Bratton. Pullet—William W. Engel. William W. Engel. Maurice Bratton. , Ven (young)—William W. Engel, Dale Atkins. Hen—Warren W. Trout. Pullet—Oscar O. Raberding. Warren W. Trout. Charles Smiley. Pen (young)—Warren W. Trout, Charles Smiley. ,

Legislators Have Day at Fair

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The fast horses claim them all, Governor or lawmaker. As soon as the state fair luncheon in honor of legislators was terminated Thursday afternoon, all found their way to the new grand stand. Walking up the stairs to a vantage point was a group of three, which included (left to right) Representative C. Y. Foster, Carmel, president of the state board of agriculture and chief of the fair; Senator Lee J. Hartzell, Ft. Wayne, president pro-tem of the senate during the 1931 session, and Governor Harry G. Leslie. Seated to one side were Representatives H. H. Evans, Newcastle, and Oran W. Cromer, Mid-

THEY TELL ME

BY BEN STERN IF barbecued ox served free to 5,000 or 6,000, vaudeville acts, music and speaking make a mayor popular, then Mayor George R. Dale of Muncie should win every popularity contest held in that city for the next decade. Second of the George Dale sponsored affairs took place Monday, advertised over the state as an allIndiana Democratic picnic. The first was on July 4. The mqst interesting feature, next to the presence of Governor George White of Ohio, was the absence of the really outstanding figures in Indiana Democracy. Chairman R. Earl Peters was present and made a short talk, but that was about all. The platform was filled with officials of the type of Grover Garrott, state police chief, and James Carpenter, head of the auto license

GOLDEN WYANDOTTE Cock—Charles Smiley. John L. Gray, Glen Swaney. Cockerel—Glen Swaney: John R. Taylor, Palestine, 111.; John L. Gray, Jesse Burnside: Charles Smiley. Pen (old) —Glen Swaney. Hen—Glen Swaney, Jesse Burnside, John L. Gray. Pullet—John R. Taylor, Glen Swaney, Oscar O. Raberding. Pen (young)—John L. Gray, John R. Taylor, Charles Smiley. WHITE WYANDOTTE Cock—J. C. Fishel & Son, Columbus; J. C. Fishel & Son, J. C. Fishel & Son, Oscar O. Raberding, Lewis Schafer. Cockerel —J. C. Fishel & Son, Lewis Shafer. J. C. Fishel & Son, Lewis Shafer, J. C. Fishel & Son. Hen—J. C. Fishel & Son, J. C. Fishel & Son, Lewis. Shafer, J. C. Fishel & Son, Lewis Schafer. Pullet—J. C. Fishel & Son. J. C. Fishel & Son. J. C. Fishel & Son, Overbrook Farm, Overbrook Farm. Pen (old) —J. C. Fishel & Son. Pen (young)—J. C. Fishel & Son, Lewis Schafer. BUFF WYANDOTTE Cock —John L. Gray, John B. Gray, Jesse Burnside. Glen Swaney. Cockerel—John L. Gray, John L. Gray, Charles Smiley. Pen (old) —Charles Smiley, John L. Gray. Hen—Charles Smiley. John L. Gray, Dale Atkins, John L. Gray, Glen Swaney. Pullet—John L. Gray, John L. Gray. Pen (young)—John L. Gray, Dale Atkins. PARTRIDGE WYANDOTTE Cock —John L. Gray; Oscar O. Raberding: Earl R. Peek. Waldron: Earl R Peek: Charles Smiley. Cockerel —Earl R. Peek, Earl R. Peek. Oscar O. Raberding. G. A. Humbach. Pen (old)—Earl R. Peek. Glen Swaney. John L. Gray. Hen—G . A. Humbach. Hamilton. O : Earl R. Peek: John L. Gray; John L. Grav: Charles Smiley. Pullet—Earl R. Peek, Oscar O. Raberding. Earl R. Peek, John L. Gray, Jesse Burnside. . _ , „ Pen (young)—Earl R. Peek. Earl R. Peek COLUMBIAN WYANDOTTE Cock—John L. Gray; Jesse Burnside, Elmer H. Clayton, Linton. Hen—John L. Gray, Jesse Burnside, Jesse Burnside. Cocker**—John L. Gray Oscar O. Raberding, Elmer H. Clayton. Pullet—John L. Gray, Jesse Burnside, Oscar O. Raberding, Elmer H. Clayton. Pen (old)—Elmer H. Clayton. SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND RED Cock—Len Rawnsley. Bedford; Len Rawnsley, Waldrou: Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson, W. W. Zike Hatchery; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson. Cockerel—Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson. Len Rawnsley, Knox’s Pedigreed Red Farm, Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm, Len Rawnsley. Pen (old) —Len Rawnsley, W. W. Zike, Hatchery. Hen—Mr. and Mrs. Johnson: Len Rawnsley; W. W. Zike Hatchery; Knox’s Pedigreed Red Farm, Brazil; Len Rawnsley. Pullet—Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson, Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm. Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson. W, W. Zike Hatchery. Pen (young)—Len Rawnsley. Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson. ROSE COMB RHODE ISLAND RED Cock —Mr. and Mrs. Guv Johnson; Glen Swaney. Cockerel—Mr. and Mrs. Guv Johnson, Choice N. Culver. John L. Grav. Pen (old)—Mr. and Mrs. Guv Johnson. Maurice Bratton. Hen —Choice N. Culver. Svcamore O.: Mr. and Mrs. Guv Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Guv Johnson. Glen Swanev. Pullet—Mr. and Mrs. Guv Johnson. Choice N. Culver. Mr./ and Mrs. Guy Johnson. John L. Gray.' ROSE COMB RHODE ISLAND WHITE Cock —Chas. Smiley. BLACK JERSEY GIANT Cock —J. W Dickmann. Shelbyville. Cockerel—Maurice Bratton. Maurice Bratton. Pen (old)—Maurice Bratton. Hen—Maurice Bratton. Dale Atkins. Pullet—Dale Atkins. Maurice Bratton. Pen (young)—Mauric® Bratton. Maurice Bratton. Dale Atkins.

dletown. Evans evidently is listening to Cromer tell the one about the “two traveling salesmen.” or perhaps it is about the “two representatives.” Lower Photo—The big three of agriculture in the legislature in the 1931 session are shown, with Representative John F. Ryan of Terre Haute, with his hand on the big bell, a pose not unusual to him, for he is a locomotive fireman. Left to right, the “big three” are: Lieutenant-Governor Ed Bush, the “farmer’s friend”; Lewis Taylor, vice-president of the state farm bureau and head of its legislative department; Ryan, and Senator Alonzo H. Lindley of Kingman, head of the farm bloc in the senate.

division, both Frank Mayr Jr., attaches; ex-State Senator Perry Easton and Congressmen W. H. Larrabbee and Eugene Crowe, and Marion county officials, including Criminal Judge Frank Baker. tt tt a Invitation of White was believed by many to be the inception of a movement to be launched by Dale to organize Indiana for the Ohio Governor for President. But Dale speedily disclaimed this. That the presidential bee is gyrating madly in White’s bonnet was evidenced by the fact that after conversing with a local oldtimer, the Ohio Governor declared: “That is the second man to declare for me for President. The other man wrote from Pennsylvania.” Easily the most popular man at the rally was Art Hamrick, three times his party’s nominee for secretary of state, who leads the third faction of Hoosier Democracy. In one group is the Mayr-Codd-Aker-man South Bend crew; in the other the Peter-McNutt alliance, and the third is the Hamrick crowd. a a a For a moment it appeared that several Democratic near-leaders might be crushed underfoot in the scramble to get in front of the motion picture camera used in photographing celebrities, but a line was formed speedily and all had a chance to grin at the shutter. It is hardly reconcilable with Dale's pronounced attitude on prohibition that he will “go for” White, an avowed “dry” candidate. Invitation of the Ohio Governor and the entire rally now is seen as an attempt of Dale to build himself up at home and also keep his name before the Hoosier Democrats in hope that lightning might strike. Oh, yes, Miss Julia Landers, who after having her squabbles with the city administration landed a berth with Sheriff Buck Sumner, made a short talk, in which she declared that White is qualified eminently for one of the two places at the head of the Democratic national ticket. A good time was had by all. Marion Is Convention City The 1932 Indiana Y. M. C. A. convention will be held in Marion the last week in January, it was decided at a meeting of the executive committee Thursday at Butler university in connection with the annual meeting of Indiana Y. M. C. A. secretaries. The next annual meeting of the Secretaries will be held in Indianapolis in September, 1932.

Two Farms Take Firsts In Guernsey Exhibits

Bankable and Rosebrier Farms ■ showed up highly in awards for; Indiana classes for Guernsey cattle at the state fair, winning several first places and other positions each. Awards were: BULLS Three Years or Over—Speck & Arbuckle, Bankable Farm, Earnest W. Pierce. Cyrenus W. Hey. Fred Mithoefer A Sons. W. F. Schacht. Two Years and Under 3—lndiana Condensed Milk Cos., and John Newby, speck A Arubuckie, Karl E. Gardner, Bankable Farm. Lyle Miller. Eighteen Months and Under 2 Years— Cvronus W. Hev. Bankable Farm, Robinwood Guernsey Farm, Speck A Arbuckle. One Year and Under 18 Months—J. O. and Earl Haskell. A. D. Gates. Floyd L. Bain. Sisters of Providence. Robinwood Guernsey Farm. Shady Nook. Guernsey i Farm. Calves Four Months and Under 1 j Year—Anna Belle Clawson. Speck & Arbuckle. Cyronus W. Hov. Speck & Arbuckle. W. D. Humke. P. E. Smiley. COWS Four Years or Over—Bankable Farm, Bankable Farm. Bankable Farm. Robert H. Slminson. Russell Hewson, James E. Roembke. Three Years and Under 4—Robert C. Harvey. Anna Belle ’lawson. Woodrow

POULTRY PRIZES GIVEN JIT FAIR Awards in Seven Classes Made by Judges. Awards for seven production classes were announced by judges of the poultry show at the Indiana state fair. Given in order of ranking, they are: RHODE ISLAND RED Cock—Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson, Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm. Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm. John L. Gray. Cockerel—Mr. and Mrs Guy Johnson, Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm, Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm. Hen—Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson. Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson. Pullet—Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm. Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson. John L. Gray. Pen (old)—Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm Pen lyoung)—Knox's Pedigreed Red Farm. PLYMOUTH ROCK Cock—Glendvn Irwin, Stuart Miller. Mary Ruth Thornburg, Glendyn Irwin. John L. Gray. Hen—Glendyn Irwin, Stuart Miller; Glendyn John L. Gray. Cockerel—Mary Ruth Thornburg, Gardner’s Shadeland Fruit Farm. Stuart Miller'. Glendyn Irwin. Glendyn Irwin. Pullet—Glendvn Irwin, Glendyn Irwin. Gardner’s Shadeland Fruit Farm, Charles Smiley. Pen (old)—Sisters of Providence. Glendvn Irwin. Mrs. Frank McMullen. Charles Smiley. Pen (young)—Gardner's Shadeland Fruit Farm. WYANDOTTE Cock—Lewis Schaffer Pullet —Lewis Schaffer, Glen Swaney. Pen (young)—Glen Swaney. LEGHORN Cock —Browns Breeding Farm, John L. Gray. Glen Swaney. Hen—Browns Breeding Farm, Glen Swaney. Cockerel—Sisters of Providence, all five awards. Pen (old)—Browns Breeding Farm; John L. Gray. Pen (young)—Sisters of Providence. ANCONA Cock —Elmer H. Clavton, William L. Tempest. Charles Smiley. Hen—William L. Tempest. Elmer H Clayton. Charles Smiley. Cockerel—Elmer H. Clayton. Charles Smilev. Pullet—Elmer H. Clayton. Charles Smiley. Pen (old) —William L. Tempest, James H. Hart. Elmer H. Clavton. Pen (young)—Elmer H. Clayton. Charles Smiley. MINORCA Cock—Charles G. Pape. Charles Smiley, Elmer H. Clayton, Charles Smiley. Hen—Elmer H. Clayton. Charles G. Pape, Charles G. Pape. Glen Swaney, John L. Gray. Cockerel—Charles G. Pape, Charles Smiley, Elmer H. Clayton. Pullet—Charles G. Pape, Elmer H. Clayton, John L. Gray, Charles Smiley. Pen (old) —Charles G. Pape, Charles Smiley. Pen (young)—Charles G. Pape, Elmer H. Clayton. ORPINGTON Cock—Mrs. Berkley D. Sink, Fred Hare, Fred Hare, J. W. Dickmann, John L. Gray. Hen—Fred Hare. Mrs. Berkley D. Sink, Fred Hare, Glen Swaney, J. W. Dickmann. Cockerel —Fred Hare, Mrs. Berkley D. Sink, Fred Hare. J. W. Dickmann. Pullet—Mrs. Berkley D. Sink, Fred Hare, Fred Hare, J. W. Dickmann. Pen (old) —Fred Hafe. Pen (young)—Fred Hare. Mrs. Berkley D. Sink. Fred Hare, J. W- Dickmann. g ESTATE IS TAKEN OVER Two Named Trustees for Missing Japanese Importer. NORWALK, Conn., Sept. 11. Trustees for the estate of Hisashi Fujimura, missing Japanese importer, have been appointed by Probate Judge Henry W. Gregory. Mrs. Fujimura, wife of the missing man, and Juichic Kono of the Asahi Corporation, which Fujimura headed, were probated as trustees and bonded in $30,000. No disposition can be made of the estate for seven years, unless Fujimura is proved dead. He disappeared from the liner Belgenland a few weeks ago while on a cruise to Halifax, N. S. PROBE KNIFING MURDER New York Police Believe Victim May Have Been Alien Smuggler. By United Press NEW YORK, Sept. 11—Police sought today to learn if Salvadore Maranzano, killed by three men Thursday afternoon in his office overlooking Park avenue, was connected with the alien smuggling ring the government is trying to ! break up. ' Three men burst into Maranzano’s office in the New York Central building and shoe and stabbed him in the presence, of his stenographer.

Beck. Noble Wavne Ross. Fiovd L. Bain, i I Robinwood Guernsey Farm. HEIFERS Two Year* and Under 3—Helen Skinner. ; Soeck A Arbuckle. J. Keith Venable. Bank- ! able Farm. Wanah Humke. Bankable Farm. Eighteen Months and Under 2 Years— Paul Herlock. Soeck A Arbuckle. Jas. H. Noland. Nola Lee Noland. Robert G. Ralston. Ruth Bird. One Year and Under 18 Months—W. F. Schacht, Bankable Farm J. O. A Earl Haskell. Robert H. Simison, Cvrenus W. Hev. James Martin. Calf, 4 Months and Under 1 Year— Robert Kull. Charlotte Humke. J. O. A Earl Haaskell. Soeck. A Arbuckle. Cvrenus W. Hev. MISCELLANEOUS Get of Sire—Rosebrlar Farm. Cyrenus W. Hev. Bankable Farm Shady Nook Guernsey Farm. James O. Mills, Robinwood Guernsey Farm. Produce of Oow—lndiana Condensed Milk Company. John Newby. Cvrenus W. i Hey. Rosebrlar Farm. Rosebriar Farm. , Bankable Farm. Robert H. Simison. Dairy Herd—Bankable Farm. Rob.nxood Guernsey Farm. Young Herd—Bankable Farm, Robinwood Guernsey Farm. Calf Herd—Rosebriar Farm, Bankable Farm. Cyrenus W. Hey Fred Mithoefer A Sons. Lyle Miller. County Herd—Rosebriar Farm. Karl E. Gardner. Fred Mithoefer At Sons, W. F. Schacht.

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'MANY ENTRANTS SHARE AWARDS AT STATE FAIR Winners Are Decided irf Great Number of Divisions. Indiana state fair judges have had a busy time during the last few days ££• results of their ioii now are on display at the fairground, gayly tac-eaecf with blue ribbon awards. Some of the finest shows in history have been put on by a huge number of exhibitors whQ have been 'warded prizes in the following oi visions: Apiary, aonculture, pigeons, bantams. Hereford cattle, Aberdeen-Angus cattle, Berkshire Futurity, Cheviot-Oxford Down sheep, Shropshire sheep. Percheron stallions, Indiana futurity, flve-gaited horses, and In the various swine classes. Carl E. Killion of Paris, HI., led the exhibitors in the apiary division, taking three blue ribbons. Guy Falk of Bluff ton and J. Harley Walker of Galveston each took two •blue ribbons. Other winners were T. C. Johnson. Logansport; L. R. Ramine, Hagerstown; Herman S. Sample, Jamestown, Ind., who also won two blue ribbons. Robert Byers of Vincennes took the honors in the insect collection contest. Share Flower Honors The Roepke Floral Company and Temperley’s Floral Service, both of Indianapolis, took the lion’s share of the honors in the floriculture division. Roepke's won thirteen blue ribbons, and Temperley's nine. Other exhibitors, with one or more first prizes, were: John Grande <fc Sons, 3; A. D. Stanley, 3; Luebklng Floral Company, 2; Love's Gladiolu and Dahlia Gardens. 2: Kokomo Gladiolus and Dahlia Gardens. 1; Dr. P, J. Penecost, Tipton, 1; Dr. R. A. Moore, lj and Fred Fresh. Zionsville, 1. Competition was spirited In the Pigeons’ division and the race for blue ribbon honors was won by Spot Gale of Indianapolis, who tool? nineteen first places. Other winners were: Rotherbush & Schancble, 7; Rainbow Lofts, 17; H. 8. Wyeth. 16; Abe Glammon, 7; Harry A. Stone. 4; Frank J. Uhl, 4; John W. Roeder, 5; Edward A. Stitche, 4; Albert F. Young, 2; William A. Meyer, 3; J. P. Habenstein, 7; Fred Wimberley Jr., 6; Douglas De Neen, 1; John Critchley, 4j Joseph J. Schwartz. 2; David E. Kirk, 1; George A. Reynolds, 1; Homer H. Carter, 1, and Arthur Turner, 2. Competition also was close in the judging of Hereford cattle. John W. VanAtta, of Lafayette, topped the blue ribbon prize winners with eight firsts. C. M. Sargent & Sons, of Merkel, Tex., took seven firsts. C. O. Graves, Georgetown, Ky., had five; Hillandale Farms, Muscatine, la., three; and Harrisdale Farms, Ft. Worth, Tex., two. Wins 14 Blue Ribbons Edwina of Wheatland, owned by James B. Hollinger, of Chapman, Tex., won the grand champion bull award in the Aberdeen-Angus class. Hollinger took fourteen blue ribbons in the Aberdeen class. H. A. Thompson, Cortland, Ind., won ten. The Glencliffe Farm, Independence, Kan., captured top honors in the Guernsey cattle class, winning the grand champion and senior and junior champion bull awards. Glencliff also took the grand champion female and ribbons for the senior and junior female champions. J. A. and R. J. Moore of Frankton, Ind., calmly walked off with all the honors in the national tunis sheep special division, and J. A. Moore’s entries captured the major awards in the tunis sheep class. In the Shropshire division, William F. Renk & Sons, Sun Prairie, Wis., and Jess Andrews of West Point, Ind., shared the major honors. T. Harris & Sons of Kokomo, Ind.. carried off almost all honors in the Cheviot sheep division, and also annexed the prize for the champion Cheviot ewe of any age. Helms Bros, of Belleville, 0., placed the champion ram. Two Share Honors O. R. Quakenbush of Sharpsvilla took most of the blue ribbons in the Oxford Down sheep class, with C. P. Kezer of Harrisburg, Ore., a good second placer. Kezer’s entry won the champion ewe prize, and Quakenbush’s ram the ram award. William F. Renk & Son, Sun Prairie, Wis., cleaned up well in the Hampshire sheep class, taking six of the nine blue ribbons, and then topping it off by placing the champion ram, champion ewe and Hampshire Special award. J. G. S. Hubbard & Sons, Monroe, Ore., turned in a similar performance in the Southdown sheep clar%, while J. F. Hooks of Rockford, 0., took every top award in the Dorset '.heep class. The Wenona Horse Wenona, 111., R. C. Flannery, Kansas, 111., and G. A. Dix, Delaware, shared most of the honors in the Percheron horse class. prand champion stallion went to the Wenona company; and the grand champion mare to Cone Howard, Melford Center, O. Takes Governor's Stake The Governor’s stake, for tha grand champion in five-gaited horses, was won by Vagabond FTincs at the horse show in the Coliseum Thursday night. Vagabond Prince is owned by Mary Gwynn Friers o£ Oakland City. Other winners were: Roadster pairs with appointments, R. C. Flanery entry. Kansas. 111.; flve-gaitel horses, combination harness and saddle. Gay T. Rose, owned by W. T. Treadway, High Ridge, Mo.; three-gaited lady's saddle horse. -lary G'~l. owned by Mary Ballard, West Baden; Shetland ponies, combination saddle and harness. Calr*n Rowe, entry. Tol-'a. O.: best girl rider under .16. Mrs. Donald Test entry, Indianapolis: heavy harness horses, John Hubly en:rr. Mason City. 111.: three-baited pair saddle horses. Wrisperine Willow and Patricia Primrose, owned by Mary Gwinn Fries%: open class. Junre hunters and Jumpers, Belber, Private James Bray. Ft. Harrison. John F. Stover, of Crawfordsville and Randall Brothers, of Noblesville, took the majority of the ribbons in the Berkshire swine futurity. Glenny & Glenny, of Rockford, HI.. Tarkio Molasses Feed Company, of Kansas City, Mo., and Callahan Brothers, of Milford, 111., shared major awards in the Chester White swine class. In the Poland China division, the Columbian Farms, Kansas City, Mo., and the Lacon Farm, Ft. Dow, la., annexed most of the laurels in blue ribbons. G. A. Humbach captured twentytwo blue ribbons in the judging of bantams. Other first prize winners were: C. O. Wagner. 8: Arthur and Elsie Elbert. 8: W .c. Britton. 12; Jesse Burnsid% 2: Spot Gale, ft: Oliver Brothers. 5: Arthur W. Janis, J; Paul Vollrath, 3; Morris Trout, l: Bala tt Son, 8.