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Show PRIZE STOCK GROOMED FOR JUDGING TOMORROW I CHAMP CATTLE AND HOGS HERE ! FOR BIG SHOW Famous Producer of Milk From Utah Industrial School on Exhibition COMPETITION IS KEEN Marked Slump Nowhere in Evidence at Union Stock Yards i Livestock by tho tralnloads 1" arriving ar-riving In Ogdon for the third annual Ogden Livestock Show, scheduled for this week at the Union" stock yards. That old law In physics, "for every action there Is an eiual and opposlto reaction'' Is proving Itself In the live- j stock industry. The market slump of i the past year Is nowhere In evidence at the stock yards. The largest car lot show of fat stock i west of the Kockles will be staged j this week at Ogden. L'pwards oi one hundred cars of cattle, shoep and hogs with Individual entries of purebred stock numbering into the houaands proclaim Ogden as livestock center of the lntermountuln country. JUDGING TOMORROW Beef cattle from Oregon, Nevada and Idaho, swine from .Montana and Idaho and sheep from Wyoming, will compete for championship honors with the cream of Utah a purebred stock. Judging In all departments will j suirt Tuesday January 3. Animal hus-bandry hus-bandry specialists from three state universities arc numbered among the: Judges. J. T. Calno III of the Utah State Agricultural college will make the awards in tho beef cattle division; E. F. Khelnhart of tho University of j Idaho will Judge tho dairy cattle and I E J. FJelsted formerly with tho Ore-go Ore-go Agricultural college will pais on the individual swine classes and the sheep I and swine carlots. F. P. Marshall. Secretary of the National Woolgrowers association has been secured to Judge : the sheep classes. Champion carloads ' ( tat and feeder cattlo will bo select- I ed by J. F. Gorman, head buyer for j the Cudahy Packing company at Silt Lake City. HOME OF WINNERS The new livestock coliseum recentlv constructed to house the Ogden Live-stock Live-stock Show will this week bo the home ! of champions and blue ribbon Winners ' from tho Chicago International, the Pacific International tho Western Roval and the California National. 1 Mrs. Minnie Miller of Salt Lake City , is exhibiting from her Thousand Springs Farm at Wendell, Idaho, a' show flock of imported Hampshire. muM-p iruiKo iiniuuL's me cii.i iripioii Hampshire ram from the (Jhicao International In-ternational Kambouillets and Corrie-dales Corrie-dales from the famous King Bros. flocks at Laramie, Wyoming, are entered en-tered at Ogden after a victorious invasion in-vasion of eastern show yards. Mountain Dell Shorthorn:) exhibited by the John II. Seely & Sons Co. of Mt. Pleasant, L'tah, are the leading exhibitors ex-hibitors of their breed The Mountain Dell herd as been for tin- p.i-i two y ears strong competitors on the Northwest North-west Show circuit Chandler Here-1 lords from Baker. regon will vie! with tho John I. Cazler & Sons herd 1 of Wells Nevada, against strong en- j tries from many L'tah herds in one I if tho largest Hereford shows ever held in the state. Championship swine herds of the popular breeds will uphold the hiffh standard of the swine department. Hugh Walter ol Townsend. Montana, has entered tho champion herd of Po- , (Continued on page Two.) ICHAMPCATTLE 1 AND HOGS HERE Utah's Fine Stock in Com-' petition With 'Stuff From Several States ( Continued from Pace One) land Chinas; northwest champions. J Duroc Jerseys will bo exhibited by th Richards Livestock company of Vir-I ginla. Idaho, and Berkxhlres headed 1 bj tho undefeated champion L&Urel Prince will be shown by the Ashlane farms, Pleasant Grove, Utah, A W, Pulley & Sons. American Fork. Utah are exhibiting from their hard of Spotted Poland Chinas, LO( u OMP1 i rn n Local competition will be keen in tho dairy cattle division. Holsteln Kricsians le;il in number of entries. C. S. Totter, Ogden; Utah School for tho Dear and Wind. Utah State Industrial In-dustrial School. Ancel Hatch and Nelson Nel-son Bros, of Woods Cross, have each entered representative stock of the popular black land white breed. Foul-ber Foul-ber lirv. of i iRden and- I'Uih County,, II j tare the leading Jersey exhibitors, BIG Mil K PRODI t l R Included among the entries of tho Utah State Industrial School Is tho new Utah State Holsteln Champion Aggie Ponti, W eber Korndyke This eight-year-old cow In the slate herd has Just completed seven-day official teat during which sho produced 81-28 pounds of butter from .'.71 pounds ot milk. Her highest day's milk production produc-tion was srt.Ci pounds, ami the average lest maintained was A 3 per rent. Listed among I he many exhibitors 1 . ,jn the various classes are: Shorthorn cattle Union Livestock Company. Ogden; Robert A. Penton, Br da; Wi I I'll I'-ll lam A. BUOk, Ogden; H B. Dance, I West Weher; E. Iff. Varln. Victor l.u. Hereford Cattle C. G. Adney. Cor-Inne; Cor-Inne; S, v. Grow & Sons, Huntsvllle; B. L. Ulackha.ni. Ogden; J. . Head, gden; Jus. V A. Carter. Mllh.urno, Wyo , Wlnterton Bros.. Charleston; Olson Livestock Co.. Ephrulm; B. C. Linobaugh .Pleasant Grove; R. S. Mrooks, Ogden; Union Liestock Co, I Ogden. Jersey Cattle C. Y. Cannon, Provo. Holsteln Cattle Chirk Hatch, fl Woods Cross Duroc Jersey Sw ine P. LeRoy Nelson. Nel-son. Richmond; Harrison McKnlght . Moreland, Idaho, Goo. R. Mason, Blackfoot, Idaho. Kambouillet Sheep W. D. Cand-land Cand-land it Sons. Mi Pleasant K. M. hrlstc nscn K Sons. Bountiful. The officers, executive committee I and directors of the Ogden Livestock Show are omitting nothing which will make the third annual show tho largest larg-est and most educational livestock tenture of its kind In the state. I The show opens officially on Tues- 1 'day, January 3. Admission Is free. |