The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-10-06
PRIZE WINNERS
ARE GIVEN OUT
Vegetables and Grain Exhibits
Were Never Better.
CONTESTANTS SATISFIED
Premium Winners in Horse
Line Magnificent.
CONTESTANTS SATISFIED

Yesterday the names Of the prize win
ners OF the vegetable and grain exhibit!
tn the agricultural hall at the fair ground:
were given out by P. V. Healey. who hac
charge of the exhibits. The exhibit was
equal to any ever showed at a fair il
Wichita, and almost every product il
these lines raised in the state were shown
The displays came not from this county
alone. but from many counties in tn.
southern part OF the state, and many Of
the prizes were won by persons living il
other counties
Following are the names Of the priz,
winners in the grain and vegetable lines
Heaviest white corn, Wesley Shuts
Waco township. Twelve ears exhibited
weighed Is pounds.
Heaviest sweet potato. Nm. Faik. Val
ley Center township. Potato exhibited
weighed S4 pounds.
Best display of grain J. S. Spore, OF
Sedgwick
Best display of vegetables. J. L. Stuckey
OF Waco township.
Best display of apples. Wesley Greeson,
living four miles north of city.
Best display of canned fruit and jelly,
Ida NJ. Swope of Wichita.
Hoover. living four miles west of city on
central avenue Mr. Hoover has one Of
the finest orchards in the state and the
Judges stated that the display was The
finest ever shown in Wichita.
Squashes and melons, Mrs. Russell OF
Waco township.
Chilli squash. G. L. EIer, Wichita.
Corn squash, Mrs. Russell, Derby.
Largest pumpkin, Chas. Cox. Waco
township
Cucumbers. John Robbins, Waco town
ship
Parsnips. VIII Davis. Waco township.
Tomatoes, Mrs. S. Russell, Waco town
snip.
Potatoes Henry Robbins. Waco town
ship. Forrest Wicllham of Waco town
snip took second prize
Cantaloupes, A. r. Hardy of Cedar
Point Chase county. This exhibit was
an excellent display and the melons were
the finest ever seen at a Sedgwick county
fair.
Rocky Ford muskmelons. Cicero Mounts.
Waco township Z. J. Vecey took second
prize.
The best 100 ears of corn. Mrs. Clark
Kincaid of Gypsum township. Second
prize was won by Marion Kirby of Waco
township.
Best white corn, Jas. Cox. Wichita.
Longest ears of corn, J. D. Milick.
Wichita
Red Texas oats, T. S. Henderson. Wich-
ita. Second prize won by J. L. Stucl1ey
of Waco township.
Spells. russian grain, T. 5. Henderson,
Wichita
Best alfalfa seed. Leroy Martin, Dodge
City.
Largest apples. John Finley. Kechi
Best apples from townships, E. E.
Blood. Waco township.
Best pears from townships, +. Z. Blood.
Waco township.
SILK quilts Mrs Calhoun, 90 Handley
evenue. Wichita.
Home made rugs, ]. S. Ward, Green's
burg.
Mr.. Healey. who had the exhibit in
charge, was so well pleased with it that
he stated yesterday he would take many
displays 10 the worlds fair a St Louis.
He has charge OF the Sedgwick county
exhibit there and will choose the best Of
the exhibits shown last week Nearly
all of the grain exhibits will go to the St
Louis fair
Secretary Resing has finished the list
lof winners in the horse department and
states that those who had animals on
display are universally satisfied with the
decisions made by G. X. Douglas who
did rhe judging in this clas
The premium winners were as follows
PERCHERONS OR FRENCH DRAFT.
Stallion. years or over. J. W. and J. G.
Robson, Towanda. first; f. H. Schrep-
pei. Elinwood. second and third.
Stallion, 3 years and under t. + IL
Schreppel first; J. ". and J. c. Robson
second.
Stallion, years and under 8. J. w. and
j. c. Robson. first and second
!
J. {. Robson first; F. II. Schreprel sec
ond; J. w. and J. c. Robson third
Stallion. under l year. J. W oand J. c.
Robson first; F. II Schreppel. second:
J. ". and J. {. Robson third.
Mare wears an under T. J. W and ]
C. Robson first and second.
Mare, years and under .. J. C Robson
first; F. II. Schreppcl second
Filly. year and under >, J. w and J
c. Robson first
Brood mare and produce. any number.
J. ". and J. c. Robson FIRST and second
Draft team in harness. }. W. and J. c.
Robson first; F. II. Schrcppel second
Best stallion. any age. J. ". and J. C.
Robsons first
Best mare. any age. J. W and J. c.
Robson tirst
Best herd, or more stations. any age.
J. W. and J. c. Robson first.
COACHERS.
Stallion. years old or over. F p
schreppel Elinwood. first. B d. Allen
Nichita. second.
Horse and four of his set. any age B.
d. Alien first
Best team in harness. 0. H Crow.
Hutchinson. first.
GENERAL PURPOSE
Stallion, 4 years or over. Gordon Hil
Wichita. first.
Stallion. years and under g. II
schreppel Elinwood 5rst; J w and J
c Robson Towanda. second.
Mare. years old or over. Isaac Wood.
Oxford. first.
Mare, years and under 8. F. H schrep-
pei. first.
STANDARD BRED
Stallion. years and over. Ed Hoover
Wichita. first, Geo. +. Blackburn. wich-
tta. second; Gordon Hnl. Wichita. third
Stallion, years and under ! Ed Toler.
Wichita. first; Isaac Wood. Oxford.
second
Stallion. years and under 8 GrifHn.
Sedgwick. first; Geo. Z Blackburn. sec
ond
stallion. year and under >. 5. Chan
der. Wichita, first; c. /. Garrison. Wich-
ita, second.
Mare. years and over. Z T Wilbur