The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-24

/ l. T. Ward, Wichita. Magpies-YelloW
red, black and blue Jacobins-red and
black. Pouters-pied and Pigmy Pouters
white and black. Fantails black and
white. Tumbiers-black, red. yellow and
muffled- Dragoons-black and red Ho-
mers-blue and blue checked
Neal OBrien, Wichita Trumpeters-
white. Jacobins-white. Archangel Tum-
biers-Nuh1ed. red and red saddles. sat
inettes. Blondineths. Barbs-red. Owls
Blue and white
". G Curtis, Wichita. Owls-blue.
Tumblers-red and black
Willie Berkshire Homers in meaIies.
blue check and sewer. Tumblers-red.
Ross Bros, Wichita. Pouters-Blue and
! splashed. Homers-Blue Fantails-
! White. Tumblers-Red.
BELGIAN HAREs. ETC.
! Wichita Belgian Hare company, Bel
gian hares and Angona rabbits. Jim
/ Litson, Wichita. rabbits in gray. white,
/ black and spotted. l. Ward. Wichita
rabbits, white and spotted; guinea pigs.
white, yellow black and spotted: fer
rets.
AGRICULTURAL
Fruitful Kansas is certainly in evidence
+ II THIS department. Everything grown
in q kindly soil, for the sustenance of a
/ thrifty people is shown here in a growth
, that IS as wonderful as its profusion is
generous.
Corn-red. white and blue corn-yellow
corn in ear and on stalk. Kafir corn,
popcorn broom corr, Brazilian flower
corn and fodder plant. Onions. fifty varie-
ties. beets, twenty varieties. exclusive Of
tbs sugar beet, peanuts. Carrots pars-
nips, egg plant, mUSlJmelons and caBta-
lcupes. pie-plant cabbage bell pepper.
gcurds, peppers, sweet and Irish p0ta-
toes pumpkins, watermelons Ohe nnesD.
here Is in this building twenty-seven
varieties of apples, which with the
reaches, pears and grapes. make one OF
the finest fruit exhibits ever shown in
Kansas. The farm products of one farm
exhibited by Chas. Coleman Delan0
township. are a feature Of the exposition
The entries Of canned fruits. presert.s
jelies, jams, etc. by Mrs. Ida NJ Swope,
Wichita. Mrs. James Nelson, of Waco
township, and Mrs Scarth OF Haysville.
are complete ard varied. The butter ex-
hibit by Mrs. Swope. Mrs. Scarth and
Mrs. Jerome Forley, is decidedly attract
We
The Canadian exhibit % wheat oats.
fax. grasses and vegetables, is remark
ably good.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Avery Manufacturing company-B. B.
Wilson, Wichita. agent. Full line of agrI-
cultural implements. including thresher.
CGltivators. blows. etc.
Reeves Threshing Machine company,
Columbus, Ind. John Tracy agent for
Kansas. w. c. SNodgrass FOR Oklahoma
Threshing machine.
Russell Threshing Machine company.
Alassillon Ohio, w D. Rice, agent Web
ita-Threshing machine.
Cciser Manufacturing company, Nag
ner Bros. Pennsylvania. J. W. Vanner-
man. agent, Notwithstanding machine.
RACING AND BRONCHO BUSTING
a good race was placed on the days
program and was well run. II was five
eighths mile dash for purse of So. S45
going TO the winner. $3.50 to the second
horse. and $3.50 20 the third. The bell
brought three horses 10 the post. the
black mare Cora Havn and the bay
geldings. Tom Arnold and Billy Jordan.
At o'clock the horses were of TO a
good start and considering the heavy
track. made remarkably fast time. Cora
Haviu jumped TO the front AT the start
and kent il 10 the finish winning in good
STYLE from Billy Jordan, second with
Tom Arnold third. Time, 1:0i24. Starter,
J. L. Wideman: judges. c. n. Irwin. Z.
E. Abel and VIM. Sherlock.
The broncho riding contest was next in
order of exercises and brought out nine
husky cowboys. and the same number
Of rollicldng. pitching ponies. The asso-
cation had offered $40 in prizes $50 going
Il. the man making the best ride. SIS to
the next. and SIS to the third best.
W. H. Downing. of Goddard. kan was
the first man to fork the gentle bronx.
q strawberry roam. who did his best TO
unseat the rider. and failed
Ellsworth Walters.of Calista. Kan, tied
next on a skinny but game beast, and rode
him wen.
Ben Henderson. a Colorado cow-puncher
from Grand Junction. seemed perfectly at
ease en- the hurricane deck OF stocky
bay and got hand from the grand stand
for his performance.
T. Babb.tt Of Eaid. O. T.. rode without
a bride an acrobatc sorrel which did
lightning changes in humps with great
cleverness. This exhibition was one Of
the best Of the day.
Johnny Brewer. Of the 19I ranch. Bliss,
@ T. on swayback black outlaw.
known SIS the Harper Black took COM
q Ttahle rde-not-for a few long seconds.
Beverly Hunter. another l01 boy. was
led up 10 a black buiH on Gibson lines.
and caller ChainfoCt This horse is an
ether outlaw. ard what III did IN the lire
81 lofty tumhling was plenty Hunter,
however. was there az the hnish.
c. r. Reynolds also Ct l9l ranch. Bliss.
Oklahoma. ard winner Of the FIRST prize
hay Who knew how 70 make bow-Sn0ts
In his spine. Tbs was a good exhiai-
tion.
A blue huckskin Of devfish breed and
temper vas ass gned 70 jim Warren. Of
Slverdale. Kansas. The horse fell hack
vard OF Warren, bur did not hurt him.
The animal was ridden n good share. +
and the exhibition vss a good one
The contest was highly enjoyed by the
spectators ard was satisfactory from
csevv standpoint The boys We're strong.
viking clever ari 8. unE. while The horses
NCre game. active and "bad.
The Judges cwa~5 z the first prize 70
Cart REYNOLDS. the second 90 Ben Hem
derson. and the thsr3 q Beverly Hunter
Tcaays program VIII inclpde a sranG
ropfnE contest ~ ESQ o'ciocS 3 n IL
which 2 contestants fvil appear. Some
O. the men are record breakers a. this
business and voo5erfui exhlhitiCn IS ex-
uecIed AZ 0clocS WI be seen a racc
that should prove an enthusiastic svert
X VIII - q han-mIe dash FOR a SO purse
with zen starters
The FAIR association = Swing a remark
ably fne BIN and its efforts 60 DsEe
the program attractive MI Pc duly a70re-
c-atea ~ tho thousands who VII Visit
wichita during the week