Show I I Fat Stock Show Draws Throngs As Gates Open Scoring coring of Blooded Animals Is Begun by Students Students Students Stu Stu- dents Experts to Make Known Kno Their Decisions La Later ter f HERE was feasting for the eyes and fl flow n of of f soul satisfaction I among stockmen of the West Vest when the gates of the third annual stock show at the union stockyards of North Salt Lake were opened today It is called a fat stock show but in I reality it is the greatest assemblage of breeding stock ever gotten together in the intermountain country stockmen aver and besides that the stock is all fat To indicate that the show this year will willbe willbe willbe I be a success beyond anything previously attempted in this city officials announced that the attendance was las greater on the day dayI I before the opening opening- this year than it was vas on the day dav itself last year Further urther indication of ot the thc magnitude of ot the show is found In Jn the fact tact that the list of exhibitors will total about sixty separate entries When the series of shows was started in Salt Lake three years ears ago o th there re were but a 1 bate bare are dozen of ot exhibitors The animals In the pens at present will run much over o a thousand At Atthe Atthe the beginning there were wel but a few rew I score STUDENTS JUDGE I The 1 ball all began rolling In Jn carrying I out the official program ram as ag soon as the I fair was opened at 9 3 The students' students ju judging contest was the Initial Ini Ini- In Initial 1 event e Representatives s from schools where livestock lI raising constitutes part of ot tho the curriculum were en entered entered entered en- en in the list to stack stacie their judgment judgment judgment judg judg- ment against the expert opinion of ot the professional proCessional judges who were to come after Following on the tho heels of or the sifting committee which visited each pen an and threw out those thos animals considered ere unworthy lInworth of or the competition the students students students stu stu- dents looked looke em cm over o and recorded their findings They knew the pens only by number an and their Judging was to be as impartial as that which will dc decide clde the award of ot the tho rl ribbons bons It was the rule that no Instructor In a school would be allowed to enter his ju Judgment In this competition Only tho those e novices who are arc budding budding- Into full fledged stockmen could coul apply EXPERT GETS BUSY At 10 o'clock the professional judging Judging Judg judg- ing of cattle for tor the awards 1 began egan with James Goodall of Kansas City In Inthe Inthe inthe the pens J ms On his sole judgment which I Is declared to be equal to that of ot any cattle expert In the country the tho blue and red rell trophies of ot victory were to be given The list of ot awards In the cattle cattle cattle cat cat- tle classes is In process of tabulation and UI the the findings ot of Mr 11 Goodall willbe will willbe willbe be compared with willi tho those e of ot the students stu Mu- tu- tu dents for tor the awards In Jn the first com coin petition I I Following the judging of ot cattle the ju judging of or sheep was as to be taken taken up by S. S S1 J J. also of ot Kansas City who Is chief buyer J r for or the Cudahy Packing company compan and and a recognized expert Owin Owing to the tho large number of ot entries It IB is deemed deeme probable that the ju Judging Ein of ot these theRe two clas elastic classes eR will carry carryover carryover over o till late In the day and delay tho the consideration of or swine by hy M M. R. R Murphy Murphy Mur Mur- phy of or Omaha until late afternoon I ON PARADE I The afternoon session lon was to be he beI heI I I made notable li b bv the arrival arri of ot the big bib I J delegation representing the Commercial Commer Commer- cial the Rotary and the Kiwanis clubs of or Salt Lake who after parading the city In automobiles hea headed ed h by a band W were r to arrive e arrive with loud acclaim and much waving of ot bann banners rs to give I e the big show It Its official dedication This procession fo Co boosters for C Salt Lako Lake and the stock show ho was wan to be headed by Fred C C. Richmond pre president of ot the Commercial club E. E C C. Parsons general gen gen- general ener en- en er eral l manager of ot the show association and J. J II Manderfield l manager of the Union stockyards 1 This I la Is the first time we have gone sone Into the tho breeding end of the game so strong strong- sal said Mr Manderfield l to today a Before we ha have ha had simply a n show of ot fat tilt stock That we find Is not I enough h because it docs does not give the stockmen a chance to develop dc to tho the I fullest extent their Ideas for tor the betterment betterment bet let of ot their herds The rhe bree breeding I feature will be hc a a. still BUll greater part of ot future shows 8 in the hope of developing develop elop ing the exchange of ot 1 breeding animals This lot a assembled here represents some come of ot the best blood of oC the country and when the buying finishes after the Continued on page pase 4 4 FAT STOCK SHOW from page page- 1 1 show Is closed many stockmen will wi beIn beIn be bo boIn In possession of or fine fino ne animals to the everlasting good of the herds herd of or aUthe all aU the tho West PACKER IS COMING As an Indication of the wide Interest aroused b by the show It Is announced that H. H J. J Hauser general manager of or orthe the Hauser Hauser Packing company of or Los Lo An Angeles cles will wi attend the show He lie was here last year yea l' l and startled the whole country countr when he paid pall a worlds world's record price for a hunch bunch of Thomas Austins Austin's Austn's Hampshire lambs and took them to Los Ls Angeles The Tho lambs cost him 42 cents a pound and they created a fu furon furore fu- fu rore ron in the tho coast coat city when a n. number of them were auctioned 0 off for tor the Red Red Red- RedCross Cross by Douglas Fairbanks an and brought a fabulous sum Another distinguished distinguished dis dis- buyer who will wl be present today Is A A. A B B. Pratt representing the tho Wilson Wison company of Los Angele Angeles BULL WORTH 2000 Among the prominent exhibitors I ILeo h ii Leo Chesney of Evanston who has perhaps the mo most t Valuable animal l on the lot This Is a i famous Hereford bull bul which Is valued at more than 20 and the sire of or man many o of the tho fa famous famous famous fa- fa for tor which the Chesney her herd Is noted E. E A A. A Delmue Salt Lako Uko breeder reeder and dealer denIer Is 18 represented b by head of the famous Brito Brie bulls buil of Texas now coming year 2 These bulls buls come come from the tho Brito Brite ranch In Texas and are arc the direct descendants of or the Hereford hereford Here Hero ford association breeding In Wyoming The ThC carry some Rom A of or the tho finest strains In all ni are arc tre bred In In large number and Brite sells more than 1000 boo of ot them each ach year AUSTIN LAMBS AGAIN I John president of tho the show ho 1 association Is there UHre with his famous Hamp Hampshire lambs a again aln this year and expects to bo be lo In the money moner A. A J. J Nolan of if Po Io Pocatello atelio alpo l lo o has hs a fine carload carload carload car car- load of the ur breed et which will wIn be In competition with wih Au Austins Austin's tn's entry The Olson RIcharda-Olson entry of ot Duroc Duroe Ter Jerseys es e's hn has already attracted wide at attention at- at as one of the thc finest t exhibits of that breed of or hogs ever r shown here I n. n C. C Cazier of or Wells Nev Nov with his Hel Hereford ford bulls bule is the first Nevadan ever to show here Ho lie says sas It looks like n a 1 wonderful collection of or stock tock E. E N N. N Varin of Victor Ida up near the tho Jackson Hole country has a I prize short horn bull hul This Is la the first time he ho has exhibited here I L. L L has a n carload of re registered Hereford bulls buls which ho he brought broucht from rom J Kansas C. C L. L Warnick arICk of or Pleasant Grove Gro has hasa a inc fine collection of oC and me A J. J J Knollin o of Pocatello i Is represented 11 by a choice line lino lne of show lambs lamIs and a half carload of pure bred ewes ea and lambs Ted Bennion or of the Roosevelt lt foose LiveStock Livestock Live Live- I of stock company compan has two to carloads bulls most mostly Herefords Hereford I 1 V. C. C ErwIn ln br of O Ogden den has two ln fino Hereford hulls bulls hulM on exhibition Er Ernest Ernrst st Madsen Ia sen of Mantl Mant has a I carload carload car car- load loal of baby beef and a carload of Hampshire lambs Wallace alace Madsen his 6 year son Is IR the youngest stockman on the lot and nd has charge of the feeding ceding of the lambs Ed Cazier of Nephi Is represented by a carload of or choice choice- cholo Chester Whites Whiles LIST OF ENTRIES The complete entries for tor the stock show Biow are aro arl as follows Fat at ctt cattle W. W. W C C. Wyatt Salt Lake Jak four carloads John W V hose Hess Brigham one carlod carload Portland Feeder Burley Durley three thre carloads Hansen Livestock Livestock Livestock Live Live- stock and Feeding com company pan Ogden two carloads John Haw liaw Plain City one carload carload car car- load P. P 1 L r Keller Keler Ogden one carload Austin Austn Brothers Brothers' associationS association Salt Sal Lake ono one carl carload d. d Northern Utah Breeding I company Salt Lake one carload Case Casc Fi Filer r. r Id Ida on ono one carload LivIngston Liv- Liv Ingston Ins Land Lind and Livestock LI company I Delta Dela four Cour carloads Ernest Madgen Madsen Mantl Manti one carload C Carloads fat Cat sheep sheep-A. he pA A. A J. J Knollin Pocatello one ont carload Wallace llaco Madsen I Manti one carload Cload H SI H. C. C Taylor Talor Blackfoot Blackfoot lackI Black Black- lack lack- foot Coot one Austin Brothers' Brothers association asso asso- claton Salt Lake one ono carload J. J T. T I Edwards Idaho Falls Ida t two 0 carba c car car- ba loads d s. s Carloads tat fat at hogs hog hogs P. P. P. P W W. Olson Coke Coke- I yule Wyo o ono one carload Case man Filer one ono carload Walter aler James I Black Back Rock Hok Utah two carloads Edward Cazier C N Nephi two carloads F. F W. W Hess Fielding Utah one ono carload A. A R. R R Babcock Babcock DabI Bab- Bab cock Moore Ida two to carloads carload S. S Scho New Dale Dl two carloads I Ernest McMillan Loa Utah Uth one carload i Way Wayne ano no county farm farni CarO bure bureau u Loa Loa Utah ono one carload Individual tat fat at cattle John cattle John John H. H Seel Mt t Pleasant calf cl and yearling J Rube Larson Logan LOKan two two two- two olds ear l Hansen hansen Han Han- n. n sen Ben Livestock tock L and Fe Feeding company compan Og den den ono one throe old old one year one old Gottlieb Gotleb Nevin O Ogden one four four- our year Ed Edward ard Cazier t one cow 7 years cars old Case Filer Fler fat tat steer 3 years old Utah A Agricultural col col- col- col legs lee Logan steer 16 months and 1 12 days old old John H. H Cazier and Sons company compan Vel Wells N Nay Nev two yearlings Thomas Austin Aus tin tn Salt Lake steer 19 months Au Austin tn Brothers association Salt Sal Luke steer 3 i years car oldRED old ol RED S CALVES lOne One hundred o of the tho 1000 heifer calves donated to the American Red Re Cross by Utah stockmen v i ill be sold to the highest bidders at the Fat Stock show Friday Frida at tho the Union Stockyards In North orth Salt Sal Lake The remaining animals promised d to tho the R Red d Cross as asan 11 ar an ar outcome of o the heifer drive Inaugurated inaugurated In the mountain division several months ago have not been assembled because of the unfavorable health conditions conditions con con- and tho deep snow in various counties countes of the state which will wJ not permit of herding off or the tho range R. R R J. J Shields of ot the local Red Cross Cros chapter said stockmen of or the state who have not shipped their calves in In have In Informed informed In- In formed the Red Ret Cro Cross s they will 1 bring them to Salt Lake In the fall faU to the thestle state fair foil The Red Cross will wi arrange for another sale of or the animals at tho the state fair this fall faU In order to dispose of or them The calves to be bo sold are nrc from Emery Emer and Tooele counties countes The Mantl Manti Livestock Livestock Livestock Live Live- stock company which donated a large number r of calves In the drive Informed Red Cross officials that their herd is at Mountain ranch In Salina Salna canyon canon and the tho snow is of such depth at tho mouth of the canyon it I would woul be ho impossible to bring brine them out out AWARDS ANNOUNCED The following awards were made to today today to to- day b by the Judges at the fat tat tock stock Blockshow show FAT CATTLE Individual IndivIdual fat Cat cattle catte class Yearling class class Yearling Hereford raised and fed ted by the tho Utah Agricultural college awarded first prize and declared red grand champion Second prize Hereford yearling entered on- on d by Au Austin ln Brothers association of Salt Sal Lake Cla Class s 1 carload lots of fat cattle cattle- catte- catte Portland Feeding company of Durie Burley Idaho Cole Colo Angus breed first and grand rand prize Hansen Live Stock and Feeding company of Ogden Hereford cattle catte second prize L L. L Keller Keler Ogden Og Og- den Hereford cattle third prize Class Clas B 5 6 fat Cat cattle Ernest cattle catte Ernest Madsen Mantl Manti Herefords first and grand prize Livingstone Land and Livestock company of or Delta Dela Utah second prize Class 1 1 single entrants entrants Hube Rube Larsen Lar- Lar semi sen sen year two old r-old Herefords first and second prizes Evans E and nd Gottlied Ogden third prize Class Clas 2 2 single entrants J. entrants J. J H. H Crozier Croz- Croz ier of or Wells Nev reserve e champion and first prize SH SHEEP Class 1 I in carload lots lots Austin lots lots-Austn Austin Brothers Brother association of Salt Lake Hampshire lambs first and prizes A. A J. J of ot Poc Pocatello telo lambs second prize Wallace Valace 1 Madsen Hampshire lambs third prize HOGS Class Cass 1 1 Case Case and of or I Filer Fler Idaho fat hogs first and amI grand rand prize Mountain States Feeding COmpany company company com COm- pany of North Salt J second second prize Class 2 Walter 2 Walter James of ot Blackrock Utah Hampshire first and grand prizes P. P W V Olson Wyo Vo I Duro Duroc second prize Walter James Blackrock Utah Jer Duroc-Jer Duroc Jerseys ey third prize Class Closs 3 Ed 3 3 Ed Cazier Utah Chester Whites first and grand prizes A A. A A R. R R Babcock More Jore Idaho Poland- Poland Chinas second prize Vane Wayno county farm bureau Chester Whites third prize |