Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 103, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1932 — Page 9

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MIDDLE WEST'S BEST CATTLE ON VIEW AT FAIR Three Blue Ribbons in Five Sections Are Won by lowa Exhibitor. The brst of the middle west's cat% tie paraded before the judges in the show at the state fair. Paul R. Stewart of Maynard, la., won three blue ribbons out of five Holstein-Freisian sections. The entry of James B. Hollinger of Chapman. Kan., was named grand champion bull among the Aberdren-Angus cattle. Cattle awards were : HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN row. 4 Yesr.v and Under S Silver G’.en Farm, 8t Charle- III.; Oosterhm* Firms Omnomosor, W,s . Paul E Stewart. Maynard. I* , E O Paul. Cambridge City, L J Chapman, Kanvas City Mo.; L. J. Chapman; C W Newman Ac Son. Culver, Roy Marker. Muncir. Whitehurst Farm, canton. 11l . Chauncy Rose School, Terre Haute Co-. S Years or Over Paul R Stewart. Maynard. la . on Sagis Pontiac Nay Brtej, No 1012460. Silver Olrn Farm. 8t Charle;. 11l Ira Roning A Sons, Topeka, Kan.. Whitehurst Farm Canton. 11l , C W Newman Sons. Culver Ind.: C. W. Newman A Sons; Sliver Glen Farm. Si. Charles, 111 . Hidden Gold Dairy. St Mary of the Woods. Ind, Chaunry Rore School, Terre Haute C. w Newman Ar Sons. Ctflver. Keifer. 18 Months and Under 2 Years Paul R. Stewart. Mavnard. Ia , L J. Chapman. Kansa* City Mo ; Silver Glen Farm. St Charles, 111 , L. J Chapman, Kansas City. Mp Ora Roning At Son Topeka. Kap ; L J Chapman Kansas City, Mo., H E Robertson. York. Pa.; Hubert Gray SummltvHle, Oosterhlus Farm,, Oconomowoc. Wis. Heifer, 3 Years and Under 3 Paul Stewart Maynard, la.; L J Chapman, Kansas City Mo. Stiver Glen Farm. St Charles. 11l L J. Chapman. Kansas City, Mo., Ira Roning At Hons. Topeka, Kan'; L. J. Chapman, Kansas City. Mo.; H. E. Robertson. York. Pa ; Hubert Gray. SummitviUe; Oosterhlus Farm, Oconomowoe. Wis. Cow, 3 Years and Under 4 Ora Roning A- Sons, Topeka, Kan ; Whitehurst Farm, Canton. 11l ; L. D. Orr, Liberty; Sliver Glen Farm St. Charles. 111.; Paul Stewart, Maynard. Ia ; L. J. Chapman, Kansas City. Mo. Oosterhlus, Oconomowoe, Wis.: Martin Underwood, SummltvHle; Paul Stewart, Mayiiard, la,, Joe Hill, Richmond. ABERDEEN-ANGUS Grand Champion Bull—James B. HolItnuer, Chapman. Kan Junior Champion Bull James B. Holllngrr. Chapman. Kan. Senior Champion Bull St. Albans Farms. Mo. Bull? Calved on or After Sept. 1. 1931 J. Garret Tolan, Farmlngdale, 111.; St. Albans Farms, Pacific. Mo.; Ames Plantation. Grand Junction. Tenn.; James B. Hollinger. Chapman. Kan ; Si. Albans Farms, Pacific. Mo., Miller <fc Kerap, Olin, la.; J. Garret Tolan, Farmlngdale, 111.; S’rathmoic Farms, Webster City, la. Bulls, Calved Between May i and Aug. .31, 1931 -j Garret Tolan, Farmlngdale, III.; Ames Plantation, Grand Junction, Tenn.; St. Albans Farms, Pacific, Mo.; J. Omer Cole, Peru; Miller Ar Kemp, Olin. la.; Nick Moneyhon A: Sons, Augusta, Ky.; Strathmore Farms, Webster City, la.; A. J. McCnflerty. Miami. Bulls. Calved Between Jan. I and April 30, 1931 James B. Hollinger, Chapman. Kan.; Strathmore Farms, Webster City, la.; Greenacres Farm, Inc., Morocco; Strathmore Farms, Webster City, Ia ; J. Garrett Tolan, Farmlngdale. 111.; Miller A; Kemp, Olin Ia ; Ames Plantation, Grand Junction, Tenn ; Greenacres Farm, Inc., Morocco. Bulls. Calved Between July 1 and Dec. 31, 1930-St. Albans Farms Pacific, Mo.; J. Garret Tolan, Farmlngdale, HI.; Ames Plantation, Grand Junction, Tenn.; James B Hollinger. Chapman Kan.; J Omer Cole, Peru; Strathmore Farms, Webster City, Ia ; J Omer Culp, Peru. Bulls. Cfned Between .Jtilv 1. 1929, and June 30. 1930 S; Albans Farms, Pacific Mo.; Miller A; Kemp. Olin, Ia ; J. Garret Tolan, Farmlngdale, 111. BEEF CATTLE Hereford, Steers, Cnlvrd Between Mav 1 and Aug. 31, 1931 Hillandale Farms, Muscatine, la.; Walter M Clary, Lucerne; Van Natla Ranch, Lafayette; Gilman C. Stewart. Greensburg; Jack Bowmann, Delphi. Angus, Junior Yearlings Robert Swaim Marshall; Swathmore Farms. Webster City! la.; Gloyd Weaver, West Point; Jess Andrews Jr., West Point. Angus, Senior Calf J. Omar Cole. Peru; Eugene Wilson, Logansport; Ames Plantation, Grand Junction, Tenn.; Robert Van Hoy, Lagoottee. Angus, Champion Charles Qitiggle, wingat^. A; t is. Three Steers Any Age—Mark Mtlli., Peru; Weaver A; Andrew, West Point; Robert Van Hoy, Loogootee; Robert Swaim. Marshall. Grand Champion of Show'—Van Natta Ranch. Lainvettr Angus. Steers Calved on or After Sept. 1. 1931 Charles Qutggle, Wingate; Weaver Ar Andrew. West Point: Mark Miller Peru; Weaver Aj Andrew, West Point. Shorthorn. Steers Calved Between May t and Aug. 31, 1931 Herbert Hank. Craw'fordsvllle: Gillmnn Stewart, GreensburgWavne Witter, Liberty; Frank Kitchen. Greensburg. James Bailey, Union City. Shorthorn, Steers Calved on or After Sept. 1. 1932—Glen R Ostermever, Greenfield; Allen Creek, Kitchel; Marion Creek, Kltchel; Maxweiton Farms, Mansfield. Shorthorn. Steers Calved Between Jan. 1 and April 30. 1931—Warner Boyer, Setrcleville, John Cates, Modoc; Herbert Hauk, Crawfnrdsville; Treva Myers. Marshall. Shorthorn Ghampion Waner Bover. Srtrdevllle. Shorthorn. Group Three Steers, Any Age —Allen Creek. Kitchel Frank Kitchen, Greensburg. Marion Creek, Kitchel; Warren Bover, ScireleviUe Hereford, Group Three Steers, Any Age Van Natla Ranch. Lafavette. Hillandale Farms, Muscatine Ia ; R. A. Elliott, Moran. Tex ; Walter Clary, Lucerne. Hereford. Steers Calved After Sept. 1, 1030 Van Natta Ranch, Lafayette; Hillandale Farms, Muscatine. la.; Robert Clingan. Perryvllle; Walter'Clary, Lucerne Hereford, Champion Van Natta Ranch, Lafayette. Hereford, Steers Called letween Jan. 1 and April 30, 1931 Van Natta, Lafayette; Hillandale Farm, Muscatine. In.: B. A. Elliott Farms, Moran, Tex.: Clair Gossard. Kempt on. Polled Shorthorn, Grand Champion Bull - H. C. Rose A - Son. Rossvllle. Junior Champion Bttll—Elm Grove Farm. Bclvtriere, Tenn Senior Champion Bttll—H. C. Rose &• Son, Rossvllle. Polled Shorthorns. Bulls Calved on or After Sept. 1, 1931—C. B. Tecgardin & Son, Duvall, O ; Elm Grove Farm, Belvidere, Tenn.: C. B. Teegardin A- Son. Duvall. O.; C. B. Teegardin A- Son; H. C. Rose <fc Sons, Rossvllle; V. G. Eikenberry, Mexico City; R. H. Rauck, Roann. Polled Shorthorns, Bulls Calved Between May 1 and Aug. 31. 1931 Elm Grove Farm, Belvidere. Tenn: C. B, Teegardin & Son, Duvall. O ; Elm Grove Farm. Belvidere, Tenn : R. H. Rauck. Roann. Roy H. Hunt. Danville; H. C Rose Ar Sons. Rossvllle; Lccntan Stock Farm. Danville. 111. Polled Shorthorns, Bulls Calved Between Jan 1 and April 30. 1931 -C. B. Teegardin A- Son. Duvall. O.: R H. Rauck. Roann; Elm Grove Farm. Belvidere. Tenn.: V G. Eikenberry. Mexico City; Miller A- Son. Mulberry; Rov H Hunt, Danville, Beechwood Farm. Silver Lake. Polled Shorthorn, Bulls Calved Between July 1 and Dec. 31. 1930 C. B Teegardin A- Son. Duvall. O ; Leenian Stork Farm, 607 F Lincoln street; V. G Eikenberry, Mexico; Finn Grove Farm, Belvidere, Tenn. Polled Shorthorn. Rolls Calved Between July 1, 1929. and JtSne 30. 1930- H. C. Rose A- Sons. Rossvllle; Vein G. Eikenberry. Mexico: C. R. Teegardin A- Son. Duvall. O.: Leeman Sfock Farm, Danville. 111.; Elm Grove Farm. Betudere, Tenn. Polled Shorthorn. Bulls Calved Between Jan. 1. 192?, and June 30, 1929—Vern O. Eikenberry. Mexico Citv. Ind.; C. B. Teegardin <fc Sons. Duvall. O Polled Shorthorn, Pair Females. Anv Age —C B. Teegardin A- Son, Duvall. O ; Elm Gro'p Farm. Belvidere, Tenn.; Leeman Stock Farm. Hoop.stown. 111.; C. B. Tcesard:n A- Son. Duvall, O . H. C. Rose A- Son, KossvlUe; G. Eikenberry. Mexico. Pair C*lves Elm Grove Farm. Belvidere Tenn.; C B Teegardin Sons. Duvall. O.; H. C. Rose A: Son. Rossvllle: Miller A; Son Mulberry; V. O. Etkenberrv, Mexico; Elm Grove Farm, Belvidere Tenn. Tair of Yearlings—Elm Grove Farm. Belvidere, Tenn. C. B. Teegardin A: Son. Duvall. O: Elm Grove Farm. Belvidere Tenn ; C. B. Teegardin & Son. Duvall. o : V. G. Etkenberrv, Mexico; Rav H. Hunt, Danville; Leenian Stock Farms, Hoopston, Grand Herd -C. B. Teegardin * Sons, Duvall. O.; Elm Grove Farm, Belvidere, Tenn.: Leeman Stock Farm. Hoopston. 111.: C. B. Teegardin A- Son. Duvall, O.; H. C. Rose A- Sons, Rossvllle: V. G. Eikenberrv. Mexico Polled Shorthorn, Pair CaUe* -H. C Rose A; Son Rossvllle: Miller Ac Sons. Mulberry: V. G Eikenberry, Mexico; V. G. Pty~berry; Becchwood Farms. Stiver Lake; Miller A: Sons. Mulberry Heifer Calf—Miller & Sons: H. C. Rose * Sons; Beech wood Farms; H C. Rose A: Sons; v. G Eikenberry: V. G. Eikenberry; Miller A* Sons. Beechwood Farms. Bull Calf. Calved on or After Sepr. l. 1931—H C Rose A- Son; V. G. Etkenberrv: R. H. Rauck; Miller A- Sons; Beechn p ’* rm v G. Eikenberry; Ray Hunt; Miller * Sons Bull Calf. Calved Between Mav 1 and Aug. 31. 1931 R h. Rauck; Rav Hunt; S r - Bmr * Son: V. G. Etkenberrv; H. C. Rose A: Son. DAIRY CATTLE Holsteins-Friestans. Bull 4 Years or Over r-”£‘ , 2 huw ! Fi,rm - Canton, 111.; R Roring A- Son, Totveka, Kan.; Osterltus Farms. Oconomowoe. Wts.; H E Robertson. York, Muneie; Honer K Schurndler, Linden. "'ills < Tears and an. O P M I! p •tgwart. Greensburg; Silver Om Firm, St Charles, 111 ; L. J. Chapntr’ K tvsas Citv. Mo : H E. Rob#r,,o;v r e.. r C v Meeker, Muneie Holst-t tens. Bull 3 Years and rl u Fsrms. Oconomowoe. Robertson York. Pa.; Whiteburst Farm, Canton, 111.; Orr G. Watson,

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No statp fair is complete without a picture to take home for the farrftlv album to be duly dated and filed away, these three misses decided. They were snapped as they posed for a fair photographer. Left to Rights—Miss Vivian Heflin. Tipton; Miss Maxioe Hall, Elwood. and Miss Elinor Rector. Whitestown.

Merino Sheep Firsts Are Divided by Ohio Farmer

Vandervort and Lovett Are High Scorers in This Division. N. R, Vandervort Son of Wilmington, 0., and W. A. Lovett of Zanesville, 0., divided first places in the Merino division of the sheep judging at. the fair. The Vandervort sheep took seven firsts, two seconds, and three thirds. Lovett’s entries placed first four times, second four times, ana third twice. Peter Hintz of Clyde, 0., dominated the field in the Cotswold section. His sheep took six blue ribbons. The awards Tuesday were: MERINO Ram, 2 Years or Over —N. R. Vandervort Ac Son, Wilmington, O ; W. A. Lovett, Zanesflcld, O.; N R. Vandervort; A. B. Cook, New London, O ; J. F Walker, A' Son; W. A, Lovett. Run, 1 Year and UndPr 2—N. R. Vandervort: W. A. Lovett; A. B. Cook; N. R. Vandervort; J F Walker Ac Son; W. A. Lovett. Ram, Lamb, 1 Year N. R. Vandervort; W. A. Lovett; N. R. Vandervort; N. R. Vandervort; J. F. Walker & Son; J. F. Walker Ac Son. Ewes. 2 Years or Over—W. A Lovett; J. F. Walker Ac Son; N. R. Vandervort; N. R. Vandervort; N. R. Vandervort; W. A Lovelt. Ewe, One Year and Under Two- N. R. Vandervort; J. F Walker: W. A. Lovett; N. R. Vandervort; A. B. Cook; A. B. Cook. Ewe Lambs- W. A. Lovett; W. R. Vandervort; J. F. Walker Ac Son; J. F. Walker Ac Son; N. R. Vandervort; N. R. Vandervort. Pen Lambs—N. R. Vandervort; J. F Walker: W. A. Lovett: A. B. Cook. Young Flock—N. R. Vandervort; W. A. Lovett: J. F. Walker Ac Son; A. B. Cook. Flock—W. A. Lovett; N. R. Vandervort: J F. Walker Ac Son; A. B. Cook. Champion Ram, Any Age—N. R. Vandervort. Champion Ewe—W. A. Lovett. LINCOLN, LEICESTERS Rams, Two Years or Over—Harry T Crandell, Cass City, Mich.; Ernest Robson Ac Son. Denfield, Ontario; Roy Keller Ac Son, Bryant; P. Stemen, Middlepoint. O.; Roy Keller Ac Son. Bryant; Ernest Robson Ac Son, Denfield, Ontario. Ram, One Year and Under Two—Ernest Robson Ac Son: H. M. Bee, Highgate. Ontario; Ernest Robson Ac Son; Roy Keller Ac Son; Harry T. Crandell; A. P. Stemen. Ram Lamb. Under One Year—Roy Keller A; Son; H. M Lee; Ernest Robson Ac Son; A. P Stemen; Roy Keller Ac Son; A. P. Stemen. Ewes. Two Years, and Over Harry T. Crandell; H. M. Lea; Roy' Keller Ac Son; A. P. Stemen: Roy Keller: A. P. Stemen. Ewe. 1 Year and Under 2--A P Stemen; Ernest Rnbspn & Son: Ernest Robson Ac Son; H. M. Lee; Roy Keller; Rov Keller. Ewe Lamb. Under 1 Year—Roy Keller A’ Son: H. M. Lee; A. P. Stemen: N M. I.ee: Roy Keller A- Son: Ernest Robson Ac Son. Flock —A. P. Stemen; H. M Lee; Roy Keller; Ernest Robson At Son: Harry Crandell. Pen of Lambs—Roy Keller Ac Son: A P Stemen: H, M Lee; Ernest Robson A: Son; Harry Cratidell.

Russian Wolfhound Wins Highest Award at Fair

Animal Owned by Zionsville Woman Is Adjudged Show Champion. Nega Woronzova, Russian wolfhound, owned by Mrs. Marie Roach of Zionsville, was awarded the highest blue ribbon Wednesday in the dog show at the state fair. The Zionsville entry was named best dog in the show, in competition with winners of the other divisions. Second place went to Ch. Patricia of Royne, Irish setter, belonging to Mrs. Irene Hallam of Chicago. The dog awards were: POINTERS Novice— U. R. Fishel Si Son. Hope. American Bred Sueno Farm Kennel. Monroe. Limit U. R. Fishel Si Son Open J. V. Brookshire. Chester. S. C : Mr and Mrs. Chas. H. Curriden Jr.. HamilNovire. Females U. R Fishel A: Son. Limit. Females —U. R. Fishel & Son. SETTERS (IRISH i American-Bred-E'vrett Wilev. Greenwood. Dr F C. Esslinger. Cincinnati. Limit —Mrs. F. C. Esslinger. DACHSHUNDS Pupnv Miss Ethel Sharp. Open, Females —Miss Ethel Sharp; Miss Ethel Sharp: Miss Ethel Sharp. AIREDALE TERRIERS Open—Miss Marv D. Colnon. Chicago Open. Females—Miss Mary D. Colnon. Novice—Mrs. Della M. Silver, Greensburg. Novice. Females —Mrs. Dela M. Silver. American Bred. Females —Mrs. Della M. Silver, first and second. Limit. Females -Grover Crise. Indianapolis; Mrs. Della M Silver: Grover Crise. FOXTERRIERS i WIRE I Puppy—Mrs. F. C. Terry. American-Bred—Clem Miller, Rushville: Robert L. Bohlen. Limit—Paul S Preston. Open—Peacenile Kennels. Glendale; Mrs. W. D. Wilkinson Ferguson. Mo: Paul S Preston; Mrs. W. D. Wilkinson. Puppy—Lewis Tyner, Wabash: U. R. Fishel '& Son; Paulwire Kennels, Franklin. Novice. Females—Mrs. F. C. Terry: H. C. Higgins & Marguerite Vance; Harold F. Anderson. Wabash. American-Bred. Females—Mrs. W. H. Dickinson. Westerville. 0.. Dr. J. A Stoeckinger, Lexington. Kv.: Clem Miller, Rushville; Harold F. Anderson. Wabash. Limit Females Mrs. W. H. Dickinson Jr.; Harold F Anderson. Open Females—Mrs W D. Wilkinson; Hailwyre Kennels. Dallas. Tex.: Mrs. W, D. Wilkinson: Hailwyre Kennels; Peacenile Kennels; Peacenile Kennels. IRISH TERRIERS American Bred—Charles L. Vaughan. Lafayette. Novice Females—Will Vaughan, Lafayette. American Bred Females—Paulwire Kennels: Paulwire Kennels: Paulwire KenAels: Paulwire Kennels: Paulwire Kennels. SCOTTISH TERRIERS Puppy—Melvin Miller, Anderson. Novice- Dale Cummings. Indianapolis. American Bred—Laura Frances Haight. Indianapolis: Bess Young. Indianapolis. Limit—Mrs. Eilis Vonnegut. Open C. K Rickel. Ft. Worth. Tex.; F W Zimmerman. Youngstown. O.: C. K Rickel: F W. Zimmerman. Puppy Females—Bert Lc vengood. Wabash. Open Females—F. W. Zimmerman; F.

Young Flock - Ernest Robson: H. M. Lee; A. P. Stemen; Roy Keller; Harry Crandell. Champion Ram—Harry L. Crandell. Champion Ewe—A. P. Stemen. DORSET Ram, 3 Years or Over—J. S. Kellerman, Romney; L. A. Bradford, Rockchester, O.; J. F. Hook, Rockford, O.; O. W. Brown Ac Son, Plainfield; L. A. Bradford; Carl Shaffner Ac Son, West Union. Ram. 1 Year and Under 2—J. F. Hooks, Rockford, O.; W. A. Lovett, Zanesfield, O.; J. S. Kellerman, Romney; J. S. Kellerman; J. F. Hooks; L A. Bradford. Ram, Lamb, Under 1 Year—J, F. Hook; J. F. Hook; J. S Kellerman; J. S. Kellerman; L. A. Bradford; W. A. Lovett. Ewe, 2 Years or Over—J. F. Hook; L. A. Bradford; J. F. Hook; W. A. Lovett; Carl Shaffner; O. W. Brown. Ewe, 1 Year and Under 2—J. F. Hook; W. A. Lovett; J. F. Hook: L. A. Bradford; Carl ShafTner; L. A, Bradford. Ewe Lamb, Under 1 Year—J. F. Hook; Paris, 111.; L. E. Edwards. Mooredville; Silver Gfen Farms, St. Charles, 111.; Honer K. Schwindler, Linden, 111.; Byron Lcgg. Windfall; Roy Meeker, Muneie; L, u. Chgpmatj, Kansas City. Mo. Holstein-Friesian, Bull 18 Months and Under 2 Years—L. J. Chapman, Kansas City, Mo.: Irv State Farm. Greencastle; Silver Glen Faint, St. Charles, 111.; Paul P. Stewart. Greensburg; Chauncy Rose School, Terre Haute; Joe Hill, Richmond: C. M. Baltema, R. R. 9. Box 365; Ira Ronig Ac Son, Topeka, Kan.; Roy Meeker, Muneie: Hidden Gold Dairy, St. Mary of the Wood, Ind. Holstein-Friesian, Bull 1 Year and Under 18 Months—Silver Glen Farm. St. Charles, 111.; Whitehurst Farm, Canton. 111.; Paul R. Stewart. Greensburg; Oosterhius Farms, Oconomowoe, Wis.; Ira Roming Ac Son, Topeka, Kan.; L. J. Chapman, Kansas City; L. D. Orr. Liberty; Honor Schtvindler, Linden; Roy Meeker, Muricie: H. E. Robertson, York, Pa. J. S. Killerman; W. A Lovett: J. F. Hook; W'. A. Lovett; L. A Brandfotd. Flock —J. F. Hook; W. A. Lovett; James Kellerman; L, A. Bradford; Carl Shaffner Ac Son. Pen Lambs—J. F. Hook; W. A. Lovett; James Kellerman; Carl Shaffner Ac Son; L. A Bradford. Young Flock—J. F. Hook; W. A. Lovett; James Kellerman; L. A. Bradford. Champion Ram—J. S. Kellerman, Romney. Champion Ewe—J. F. Hook, Rockford, O. t CO’ISWOLD Cotswold, 2 Years Old and Over —Peter Hintz, Clyde, O.; Harry T. Crandell, Cass City, Mich.; C. C. Reed, Middlepoint, O.; G. Elmer Morgan, Kerw’ood, Ontario; Carl Shaffner Ac Son, West Union, 111.; Peter Hintz, Clyde, O. Ram, One Year and Under Two—Peter Hintz; C. C. Reed, Middlepoint, O.; Carl Shaffner Ac Son; C. C. Reed: Peter Hintz; Harry Crandell, Cass City, Mich. Ram Lamb, Under One Year—E. B. Moore. Sheridan; Peter Hintz; Carl Shaffner Ac Son; C. C. Reed; E. B, Moore; Peter Hintz. Ewes. Two Years or Over—C. C. Reed; E. B. Moore; Peter Hintz; Harry Crandell; Peter Hintz; C. C. Reed, v Ewe. One Year and Under Two—G. Elmer Morgan, Kerwood. Ontario; Peter Hintz; E. B. Moore; C. >. Reed; C. C. Reed; G. Elmer Morgan. Ewe Lamb, Under One Year—G. Elmer Morgan: Peter Hintz; Carl Shaffner; Peter Hintz; Carl Shaffner; G. Elmer Morgan. Pen of Four Lambs—Peter Hintz; G. Elmer Morgan; C. C. Reed: Harry Crandell; A. B. Moore. Young nock—Peter Hintz: C. C Reed; G. Elmer Morgan: Harry Cxandell; A. B. Moore. Flock—Peter Hintz: C. C. Reed; G. Elmer Morgan; Crandell; Carl Shaffner At Son; A. B. Moore. Champion Rani—Peter Hints, Champion Ewe—C. C. Reed.

W. Zimmerman: Belt Laveneood; C. K Rickel; C. K. Rickel. SEALYHAM TERRIERS Open—Sidney M Schoenberg, St. Louis Mix; Sidney M. Schoenberg; Sidney m’ Schoenberg. BOSTON TERRIERS Puppy, 6 Months and Under 9 Months— W. M. Shadle, Terre Haute; W. J. Wallace; Adria S. Atkinson. Oxford Mabel Taylor. Springfield, O. Puppy, 9 Months and Uftder 12 Months— Mrs. Edward M. Lewis, Louisville; Thomas C. May, Terre Haute; Margaret A Glover. Novice. Under 15 Pounds—W T . M. Shadle Open, Under 15 Pounds—Hoosier Kennels. Novice. 15 Pounds and Under 20 Pounds Mrs. William P. Hornberger. American Bred, 15 Pounds and Under 20 Pounds—Julia A. Goettling; Margaret A Glover. Limit. 15 Pounds and Under 20 Pounds —Charles A. Linton; R. j. Hughart. Springfield. Open. 15 Pounds and Under 20 Pounds —Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Clopper. Kankakee, 111.: Adam J. Sauter. New Orleans La • Mrs. F. C. Terry; Mr. and Mrs. S. H Clopper; Charles A. Linton. * Puppies. Females. 6 months and Under 9 Months—Florence I. Schuhardt. Newcastle: Mrs. M. K. Glenson. Columbus. SAVE ASSASSIN'S GUN Doumer Death Tistol to Be Kept in France's National Archives. Rtf l niled Pres* PARIS. Sept. B.—The pistol which shot to death President. Paul Doumer will be preserved among the national archives of France, and not sc Id. as usually is done with weapons taken from murderers in this country.

Illinois Owners Winners of Horse Show Ribbons

Mrs. A. C. Thompson Gets Two of Four Firsts in Heavy Harness Division. Horses of Mrs. A. C. Thompson of Elmhurst. 111., won two of the four firsts in the heavy harness division of the horse show at the stat* fair. Mrs. Thompson's entries also won a second and a third. Gallant Knight and Pat Harvester. owned tjy R. C. Flanerv of Kansas. 111., placed one-two among the stallion roadsters. The awards: HEAVY HARNESS Best Three Horses in Harness. Owned by Exhibitor—Mrs. A. C. Thompson: Reed Bnrieeford Stables. Jov. 111.; Mv Hobbv Stables, Cleveland. O. Sin-le. 15.2 Hards or Otev Reed Bridgeford Sables, Joy, III.: Mrs. Thompson; Mrs. Thompson; Reed Bridgeford Stables. Joy.

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AWARDS MADE IN SWINE SHOW AT STATE FAIR Karsk Brothers of Illinois Take High Honors in Chester White Section. Model Daisy. Chester White sow of the Karsk Brothers of Pecatonica. 111., wits named grand champion of its class Tuesday at the fair swine judging. The Karsk hogs won a majority of the firsts in the Chester White section. Among the Poland Chinas. News Princess, entry of the Columbia stock farm, Kansas City, Mo., was named senior champion sow and grand champion sow. The awards: CHESTER WHITE Senior Yearling Sow—Callahan Rrox. ! Milford. 111.; Glennv <fc Glenny, Rockford; Callahan Bros., Milford; Schembs Bros. Remington: W. E. Harton and Sons. Rushville: I. L. Pudasill, Moline. Mo. Aged Boar-Karsk Bros. Pecatonica. 11l ; John R. Devore. Franklin: Glennv and Glenny. Rockford: W. E. Horton and Son? Rushville: J. L. Rudasill, Moline. Mo J. L. Rudasill, Moline, Mo. Senior Yearling Boar—Lase Pugsley, Daieville; Louis Alieman. Tonica, 111.; Glenny and Glenny. Rockford, 111 Brook At Heaton. Winchester; Callahan Bros., Milford. III.; W. E. Horton and Sons, Rushville Junior Yearling Boar—Glenny * Glenny. Rockford, 111.; Louis Alieman, lonica. 111.; L R. Rudasill, Moline, Mo . Callahan Bros.; W. E Hgrton A: Son; Aarsk Bros.. Pecatonica, 111. Senior Boar Pig—Karsk Bros.: Karsk Bros.; Lase Pugsley, Dalesville. 111.; Louis Alieman. Tonica. 111.: Glenny Ar Genny. Junior Boar Pig—Glenny Ac Glenny. Rockford. 111.; Callahan Bros.; Karsk Bros.; Louis Alieman; Maurice Barnett; Schembs Bros , Remington. Aged Sow—Karsk Bros.; Karsk Bros.; Glenny &■ Glenny; I. L. Rudasill; Callahan Bros; Louis Allentan. Junior Yearling Sow—Karsk Bros, Pecatonica, 111.; J. L. Rudasill, Molina. Mo.; Louis Alieman, Tonica, 111.; Callahan Bros., Schembs Bros.; Louis Alieman. Senior Sow Pig—l. L. Rudasill; Karsk Bros., Pecatonica. 111.; Karsk Bros.; Callahan Bros., Milford, 111.; Glenny Ac Glenny; Louis Alieman. * Junior Sow Pig—l. L. Rudasill; Glenpy & Glenny; Karsk Bros.; Edwin A. Hartman, Marion; Schembs Bros., Remington; Edwin A. Hartman, Marion. Senior Champion Boar—Karsk Bros. Junior Champion Boar —Karsk Bros. Grand Champion Boar—Karsk Bros. Senior Champion Sow—Karsk Bros. Junior Champion Sow—l. L. Rudasill. Grand Champion Sow—Karsk Bros. Old Herd. Owned by Exhibitor—Karsk Bros.; Glenny Ac Glenny; Callahan Bros.; I. L. Rudasill: Louis Alieman; L. Pugsley. Old Herd, Owned and Bred by Exhibitor —Karsk Bros.; Glenny Ac Glenny; Callahan Bros.; I. L. Rudasill; Louis Alieman; L. Pugsley. Young Herd, Owned by Exhibitor— Karsk Bros.; I. L. Rudasill; Glenny Ac Glenny; Callahan Bros.; Louis Alieman; Schembs Bros. Young Herd. Bred and Owned by Exhibitor—Karsk Bros.: I. L. Rudasill; Glenny Ac Glenny: Callahan Bros.; Louis Alieman; Schembs Bros. Get of Sire—Karsk Bros.; Glenny Ac Glenny: Karsk Bros.; Rudasill; Callahan Bros.; Louis Alieman. Produce of Dam—Karsk Bros.; I. L. Rudasil; Glenny Ac Glenny; Callahan Bros.; Lase Pugsley; Louis Alieman. HAMPSHIRE Barrow'. Under 6 Months—Osborne Dowden. Elnora: Earl Johnson. Lafavette; J. M. Ballard. Marion; J. M. Ballard; D. F. Walker. Marion. Pen Three Barrows, Under 6 Months— J. M. Ballard. Marion: D E. Walker. Marion; Osborne Dowden, Elnora; Ralph Bishop. Atlanta: Wayne Haase. Martinsville. Champion Barrow—J. M. BallaVd. Marion. Champion Pen Barrow's—J. M Ballard. Grand Champion Barrow—Columbian Stock Farm Kansas. Mo. Grand Champion, Pen 9 Barrows—J. M. Ballard. Marion. POLAND CHINA Aged Boar —Garver Ac Prescott. Mendota, 111.; Glen Kirkam. Knightstown; Columbia Stock Farm, Kansas City, Mo.; J. A. Purten, Sabina; Wonderland Farm, Wolcott; Holiday Ac Hiris, Georgetown, 111. Senior Yearling Boar —Columbia Stock Farm. Kansas City: Willard Kuhn. Shelby ville: C. E. Shirley, Jamestown; Parker Wapahannia Farm. Noblesville; Wonderland Farm. Wolcott; Chalmer and Fay Avery, Michigantown. Junior Yearling-—I. B. Morgan, Greensburg; Caver Ac Prescott, Mendota, 111.: J. H. Pritell, Lambina, O.; Holiday Ac Hiris, Georgetown. 111.; Havey Ac Son. Carmel, 111.; Columbia Stock Farm, Kansas City, Mo. Senior Boar Pig—Columbia Stock Farm; C. E. Ginnery. Whitestown; Columbian Stock Farm; Wonderland Farms; E. C. Parker. Noblesville; L. S. Hunter Ac Son, Midland, O. Junior Boar Pig—Stanley Meal, Manilla; Carver Ac Prescott, Mindota. 111.: Chalmers Ac Fay Avery. Michigantown: Arnold Moore. Wolcott: Len Coning, Lynn; Glen Kirham. Knightstown. Junior Boar Pig Futurity—S. J. Meal, Manilla: Arnold Moore. Wolcott; Chalmer Avery, Michigantowm: L. K. Coning. Lvnn; G. H. Kirham. Knightstown: Home Place Farm. Manilla; Willard Kuhn. Shelbyville; E C. Parker. Noblesville: Wiliam Trees, Fat Rock; C. E Shirley Ac Son. Jamestown; Home Place Farm, Manilla; L. K. Coning. Lynn; William Trees. Flat Rock: E. C. Parker, Noble ville; Chalmer Avery. Farmland. Aged Sow'—J. A. Purtell Ac Sons. Samhina, O.: Glen Coning. Lynn; Glen Coning; E C. Parker; Carver Ac Prescott. Mendota, 111: J. A. Purtell Ac Son. Sambina. O. Senior Yearling Sow—Columbian Stock Farms. Kansas City. Mo.; Wonderland Farm. Wolcott: E. C. Parker. Noblesville; Holiday & Hiris: Carver Ac Prescott; Harvey A; Sons. Carmel. Junior Yearling Sow—Columbia Stock Farm; Columbia Stock Farm; Holiday Ac Hiris, Georgetown: E. C. Parker, Noblesville; C. E. Gumery, Whitestown; Wonderland Farm. Wolcott. Senior Sow Pig—Columbia Stock Farm; Columbian Stock Farm: Wonderland Farms: Columbian Stock Farm; Wonderland Farms; L. S. Hunter Ac Son, Midland City. Junior Sow' Pig—Stanley Meal. Manilla: j Arnold Moore, Wolcott: Columbian Stock Farm: Carver Ac Prescott, Mendota, 111.; Wonderland Farms; Stanley Meal. Senior Champion—Carver Ac Prescott. Junior Chamoion Boar—Chester Meal. Grand Champion Boar—Carver Ac Prescott. Senior Champion Sow—Columbia Stock ; Farm. Junior Champion Sow—Columbia Stock ; Farm. Grand Champion Sow—Columbia Stock Farm. Old Herd. Owmed by Exhibitor —Columbia Stock Farm, first and second; Carver Ac Prescott; J. A. Purtell Ac Son. Sabino, O.; E. C. Parker. Noblesville; Wonderland Farm. Old Herd, Owned and Bred by Exhibitor —Columbia Stock Farm, first and second; Wonderland Farm; Holiday Ac Hiris; C. E. Gumery, Whitestown; John Ringburg, Tuscola. 111. Gilt Futurity—Stanley J. Meal: Arnold Moore; Stanley Meal: Home Place Farm; E. C. Parker; Avery Chalmer; Glen H. Kirkham: Glen H. Kirkham: Glenn Kuhn. Shelbyville: Willard Kuhn, Shelbyville; Home Place Farm. Manilla; L. A. Coning, Lynn. Get of Sire —Columbian Stock Farm; Columbian Stock Farm: Chester Meal; Holiday Ac Hiris: L. S. Hunter; Wonderland Farms. Produce of Dam—Columbian Stock ram; Columbian Stock Farm: Chester Meal; L. S. Hunter; Wonderland Farm; Carver Ac Prescott. Turse Snatcher "Tours" in Auto A touring purse snatcher obtained S3B today from Mrs. Clarence Bethuram. 4962 Graceland avenue, as she walked near Forty-ninth street and Park avenue. He fled in a coupe in which a companion awaited, police were told.

Pair. 15.2 Hands or Over—Mrs. Thompson: Reed Bridgeford Stables, second and third. WELSH PONIES Saddle Pony—Roy M. Kennedy & Son. Taylorvil'te. 111.: Kathryn Hadley: Mr and Mrs. August C. Bohlen: Mrs. Edna P. Metzger: S. H. Lenover, Danville. 111.; Merrill & Clarence Hole. Muncie. • ROADSTERS Stallion—R. C. Flanery. Kansas. IM : Flanery: My Hobby Stables, Cleveland, S. H. Lenover. Danville. WALK. TROT AND CANTER Mare or Gelding, Over 15.2—G. A. Nichols Stables; Ethel Hawkinson. Nashville. Tenn; Joan Metzger: Nichols Stables: Mrs. Orland Church: L. S. Dickey. West Baden. REGISTERED SADDLE HORSES Mare. 3 Years or Over—Nichols Stables; Mrs. M. H. Fuller; W. G. Rogers Stables; Mv Hobby Stables. HEAVY HARNESS Lady's Horse With Appointment—Reed Bridgeford Stables: Mrs. Thompson: Reed Bridgeford S, hies: My Hobby Stables. SHETLAND PONIES * Combination Saddle and Harness—Rov M. Kennedy Ac Son; Norwood Stables; Rov M. Kennedy Ac Sons: Norwood Stables; Merrill it Clarence Hole. Muncie.

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