112 THE BOOK OF LIVE 
VICTOR--GRADE ANGUS STEER. Grand champion at Chicago 
International Live Stock Exposition of 1911. Bred by W. J. Miller, of 
Newton, Iowa. Fed and exhibited by the Iowa State College. Sold by 
Clay, Robinson & Co. at 90 cents a pound, weighing 1,610 pounds, 
bringing $1,449.00. Bought by The Fair at Chicago, and slaughtered 
by Armour & Co., the slaughter record being 69.87 per cent. of dressed 
meat to careass. That the price obtained was a remarkable one was 
reflected in the fact that it was the highest a fat two-year-old steer 
ever made, and the highest paid at the International Show for any fat 
steer in eleven years. 
PONTIAC CLOTHILDE DE KOL, 2d, H.-B. NO. 69,991, A. R. NO. 
5,279—HOLSTEIN COW, AND THE CHAMPION COW OF THE 
WORLD—ALL BREEDS. 25,318 pounds milk, 1,017.28 pounds 
butter-fat, 1,271.6 pounds butter, 80 ver cent. fat, in 365 days, A.R.O. 
Owned by Stevens Bros., Liverpool, N. Y. 
