Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

min F. Tucker. Greenwood. Ind. 50; third.
John Ellis, -Hillsboro, Ind, s.; fourth, J.
w. Crane. Windgate, Ind, 81. fifth, #. G.
Palm. Meliott, Ind, S.
Best half bushel early oats: First. Albert
Madison, Goldfield. Ia; $50; eeoondi G. r..
Raper, stuart, Ia, $50; third. G.. T.. Malone,
Atlantic Ia SIS; fourth, nc Hirseh' Car,
Auana. Ia, $40; sixth. Homer G. Caldwell
Best hall busheI Of late oats: First. Fred
Frank Konba, Blairstown. Ia, $40; third,
William Radeke, Luzerne. IA Sz1.bO; sixth,
Henry Martens, Persia, Ia, 50.
Kans0s.
Best half bushel Of oats: First, August
RAIN, Florence, Kan, 800; third, John X.
D FILLER, Hiawatha, Kan, 81; tifth' J. d..
Gilman, LeaVenwOrth. Kan, -.
Michigan.
Best half bushel of oats: First. A. w.
Jewett, Mason, Mich, $25; third, A. w
Jewett, 81; fourth, Richard Hayward, Bay
City Mich' 81
Missouri.
Best half bushel of oats. First, Ernest
l.. Hughes Glasgow, Mo, $50. second, IA.
r. Scott, Tarkio, Mo, 50.
Minnesota.
Best half bushel Of oats First. A. ID.
l.. Riegei, Rochester, Mimi, 70; third. II. 4.
Berdmore, Warren, Mimi, S.; fourth. Nun
ser & son. Warren, Mimi, 81 fifth. Q, G.
styre. Albert Lea. Mimi, IS; sixth, Albert
Munson, Cokato, MINI, IS; seventh, John
Stein, Cokato, MINI, 50.
Nebraska.
Best half bushel of oats: Third, o. e.
Peterson, Bladen, Neh. IS.
Half bushel Of oats: First, O.. L. Keck-
ley. Marysville, o., $40; second, J. L. Keck-
ley, Marysville, o., 50; third, A. II. Powell,
south Dakota.
Half bushel OF oats: First, Jens johnson,
Beresford. S. D., SO; second, Nels johnson,
M MeS : V aaFiey. S ). B. B.. 8; f taiFai E Il u
Watson, yermilion, 9: D. 81; fifth, f. X.
Smith, Salem, s. D. Sc.
Texas.
Best half bushel Of oats: II. F. Mass
mon, Romney, Tex, IS.
Best half bushel of oats: First, Harry
Marthaler, Beaver Dam, Wis, SLED; second,
II, w. Meeken, Fond du Lac, Wis &5i
third, II. 7. West, Rippon, Wis, s.; fourth,
Fred b. Grebe, Fox Lake, Wis. So: fifth,
Frank J. Lindley, Fox Lake. Wis, 81.
Eastern Zane.
Best half bushel of oats: First, N. II.
Brewer, Hockaman, Conn, $50.
barley, Open to World.
Best half bushel barley: First, Harry
Marthaler, Beaver Dam, Wis, $40; second,
Richard Hayward, Bay City, Mich, $40:
third, J. w Thomas, Warren, Minn., 81;
lOu W. a. w. J6Ncllt NAdSOn lily AAtC4l.s
SO.
Kamr Corn, Open to wOrLa.
Best ten heads kaffir corn: First, Mon
roe Riggs, Altamont, Kan, S18; second,
Fred Waite, anthony. Kan go third
James Thompson, Rockwell, Tex, $S.75;
fifth, C. J. Barnhizer, Franklin, Ind, 50;
sixth, II. F. Massman, Romney. Tex, 50.
Rye, Open to World. Z
Best half bushel rye: First, A. w. lew
nNN NFnaAn C4txr Mich GQOs goanpA n ID
Pecinovsky, Protivin, Ia, SIS; third, H.. p.
Rippon, Wis, S..
early sHeet Corn, Open to World.
Best ten ears early sweet corn, any va
mum, Conn, SIS; second, Frank j. Lind
ley, Fox Lake. wis, SIS; third, ]. w. Beck
man, Cokato, Mimi, $50; fourth, John
FIX, Gokaio. MINI, $3.50; sixth George
w. Dunseth. Waverly H., S3.6.
Late Sweet Corn, Open to WoEad.
Best ten ears late sweet corn, any va
riety: First, II. J. Switzer, 1ndianols, Ia,
SO: third, c. e. Malone, Atlantic, Ia. so;
fourth, ]. J.. Keckley, Marysville, o., IS;
fifth, R Thomas overstreet. Franklin.
Ind, SO.
white Popcorn, Open to World.
Best twenty ears white popcorn. any va
rtety: First, s. ]. Ripley. 3eliville, Iii,
$is; third George w; PInssth Wsyerly,
1A#s Wv lOAA III " ~ AA1
ILL.,, IS; fifth, Thomas Overstreet. Franklin,
Ind, $50; sixth, L. b.. Ciore, Franklin,
Ind, IS.
Red Pop Corn, Open to World.
Twenty ears red popcorn, any variety:
First, II. T.. Lake, Raseville, s.. D., $15;
second, L. B. Clore. Franklin, Ind, $40;
third. Arnold Martin, Du Bots. Nebr s.;
fifth, Miss Anna Martin, Du Bots, Neb.,
$3.50; sixth, c. E.. Malone, Atlantic, Ia, 50;
seventh, Fairview Farm Seed
Sidell, ILL.,, 1915; eighth, Joe Hans Jeffer-
son. Wis, 1916; ninth. VIII N. Schenck, Sac
City, Ia. $S.75; tenth. George ". Glana
Peck of seed, Open TO world.
Peck of seed: First, Marsh Farm com
pany, Warren, Mimi, $50; second, l.. X
Jebel, Madison, Wis, $40; third, John Ellis
Hillsboro, Ind, $50.
Glover, Open to World.
Three-inch sheaf: First, Miss Anna Mar
tin, Du Bots, Neb., $40; second, Arnold Mar
tin, Du Bots, Neb, $40; third, A. II. owe
Newark, o., IS.
Bale Glover, Open TO world.
Bale red clover: First, Charles Leaders
Fort Crook, Neb., 500; second, A. o. Black
Sidney, ILL.,, $50; third, w. F. Hema' BEL
vile, ILL.,, "a.
TimOthy, Open TO World.
Peck of seed: First, III. p. West, Rtppon'
Wis, $T5; second, ]. NJ. Dunmire q son,
Scotland, s. D., SOS; third, Fairview Farm
Seed company, Sidell, ILL.,, $40.
Well Developed Ear Of Cora
Open 10 World.
Smallest weu-developed ear dent corn
consistent with normal development: First
Joshua Bell, Underwood. lao wv secoho'
c. H. Dearmont. Mount CITY, Mo" 10