The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-20

Plains first: Mrs Thomas Holloway.
second.
Best Il white onions-Lester Fox.
first; Jacob Render. second.
Best II yellow onions--R. w. Ber-
man. first: Mrs. Thomas Holloway.
second.
Best six rutabagas-Jacoh Render
first. w. Fl. Warren. second.
Best six white turnips-A. o. Rob
inson of Missoula. first: Warren John
son. second.
Best six carrots-E l.. Stackhouse
of Plains, first; Ford K Mcdonald
second.
Best six parsnips-Jacob Render
first: John Meitter. second.
Best six salsify--w. w. Alkire. first.
Best collection of red tomatoes-I
o. Roberts of Missoula, first: ]. c.
Sain, second.
Best sheaf of wheat in grain-W @.
Wagar. first: \. Deschamps of Mis-
souia, second.
Best sheaf of oats in grain-Plains
Land Il Improvement company. first;
A. Deschamps. second
Best bushel of hard wheat--A. De
schamps, first.
Best bushei of soft wheat-A. De
schamps. first
Best bushel of oats-J. T. waddeil
NJ Darby. first: A. Deschan.ps. second.
Best bushel of rye-A. Deschamps.
first.
Best field corn-0tis Johnson Of
Plains. first.
Best corn in stalk-W. II. Warren.
first.
Apple Show Notes.
The automobile races begin this aft
ernoon at the fair grounds. That they
will be run under the auspices OF the
Missoula County Automobile club and
the management of the Western Mon
tana Apple show is enough to insure
interest i'm the speed tests. The first
race will be called al o'clock this aft
ernaon and several cars from the Bit
ter Root will he added To the list
printed yesterday morning in The
Aissaalian. Admission Will be - and
30 cents.
An exhibit af unusual interest is the
one shown by Mrs. Thomas Holloway
OF Florence. Mrs. Haiioway's display
is just at the right of the main en-
trance OF the apple show and yesterday
II attracted lots of attention. Fruit
and vegetables, honey and cider-all of
the products of red apple farm-are
arranged Enthusiastically into an exhibit
that is charmingly artistic. Mrs. Hal
ioNay's name figures frequently
among the premium winners an
nounced yesterday.
A winner of many prizes yesterday
WAS Phil Aliawas. His name leads the
list OF exhibitors on the books of Sec
rotary Erfert and is not spelled Al
wala." Mr.. Ailaway is one of the pro-
rrietors of the Vienna cafe and his
prize winning vegetables came from
the Vienna ranch.
Tell 'em to have their money ready"
said Secretary Erfert last evening. In
announcing that the apple show sub
scriptions would be collected today.
We are all pretty busy" he eontin-
ued, and If NE Gould get it all in
within few hours it would help a
/ lot"
You people are mighty lucky 10 have
Judge Van Deman I" judge your ex-
/ hihit." said a Spokane hnrtIculturlst
last evening. for he is the best in
the world"
i c X. Greisen. who judged the veg
etahles yesterday. says that all fruit
men could learn Il hot by visiting the
local show. especially Is far as pack
ing methods are concerned.
More members OF the experiment
station staff are expected before the
show closes and there will probably
] be more addresses.
+ Director Whitman and his orchestra
/ scored another hit with last evenings
! concert.
IL evidently takes u.ore than rain
I" Keep people away from the apple
/ tent.
+ W ID Finley. assistant manager of
the National Apple show Of Spokane.
/ se>urcd display of Ia boxes of Nc