The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-11-07


2. Uniformity Of exhibit -.-.--.-.. 5
3 Shape $4,000 $1,000. ..-!0
4 color -.-..s-.-s.s ''s' 100000 10
5. Seed condition --...... ...-.....1e
s. Tips ,.--..-. 10000 s--........
8. Kernel uniformity .-..--.. 1880 5
10. Length Of ear 49,. ''..... 10
IL Circumference OF ear .--....... .
r. Shape between rows ---...-. 49, 8
1s. Space between kernels at COP 5
IA Proportion-shelIed corn to ear 10
Total - lao
EXPLANATORY.
/. Trueness to tyDe-COnforning to
variety characteristics IN variety classes,
ami 70 the prevailing type in general
2. Uniformity of eashibit-unifOrm in
shape length ana ,S frSrlHIieFe STtf5 nro.-
proportions of length and ctFeumfer euce.
4. Color-Free from mixtures and
true to variety color In Judging color,
red cob IN white corn or q white cob
IN yellow corn. shall be cut TN points.
For each mixed kernel UP 10 hve. cut
Of one~fifth of a point shall be made.
counted as mixed at the discretion Of
the Judge Difference in shade OF color
OF grain or Of cob shall De scored ac-
cording to variety characteristics.
5. Seed condidon-Ripe. sound. dry
and Of strong vitality.
g. Tips-OVaI shape and regularly al
50 OUT WIZ large QGhNCd Es<E[<45-
Z. Butts-Kerneas rounded over the
end of the cob in regular manner, isav-
ing a deep impression when shank Is
removed.
9. Kernel Observation-Disclosures from
the same ear and from the several ears
uniform IN size and shape:
8. Kernel shape-KeFnels deep. wedge
shape and full at the germ.
10. Length-Varies with the variety
measure. The deficiency and excess in
length OF all ears shall be added together,
= f.v- fv,-h rfFna Al a fr4r4H q ont
Of one point shall be made. In determin-
ing the length. measure from the extreme
TIP 70 the extreme butt
IL Circuulf with the va
rtety measure The deficiency and ex-
cess h the circumference of all the ears
shall be added together. and for every
shall be made. Measure the circuH1fer-
ence at one-third the distance from the
butt to the tip.
IL. Space between rovS-FuFroW be-
tween rows and space caused by round
y. Space at cOb-sDase n Eoy be
s @sysG. 81 soS taS o out seyersI Fsrels
near the z5lddle of the ear. then OBSERVE
the keFRels OF an undisturbed row near
Ia Pfoportion-In determining the
pFopeEts5n Of corn TO cob. weigh i've ears
IN the exhibit. Shen and weigh the
from the weight OF the ears. thus obtain
ing the weight OF che osrp. Divide the
weight OF the shelled corn by the weight
Of the ears, thus finding the per cent Of
standard for the variety, a cut OF one
point shall be made.
CLASS A-cATTLE.
L Protests-See Gensra R1ls 3.
have produced a living calt ana entries
must be accompanied by affidavit OF dats
of birth of last calf, or give satisfactory
evidence ace ct Ssin f;o IN esIE .,, ., rat
tie must be accompanied by name OF
breeder, name. age and date OF BIRTH end
number 81 sire and dam OF the animal
l. Pe6igrees Of cattle, in all cases.
must be traceable to the American Books
Of the particular breeds to which they
s Awards VIII be made by expert
Judges.
6. The Superintendent shall exclude
ssTSk nTVnl ~ S.,s 1
on the part OF the exhibitors in bringing
animals into the show ring.
shall be in place not later than Q o'clock
a. m, Tuesday. November 9. 1909.
5. Entries close Wednesday, October
g. Animals cannot be removed until
the close of the Fair, except when af-
fected by disease, and in such case only
upon the written permission Of the Sup
10. The Superintendent Of the depart
ment viii furnish exhibitors of cattle
with tickets, permitting their assistants
20 -remsih on the grounds.
II. When on exhibition IN the ring, each
animal BE- Glass A must be under halter
and to charge Of owner or employee, eX-
l. Best bui, years or over, first
prize $500; second prize $1,000.
2. Best bull, over one year old and IN
der 3, first prize $500; second prize
8. Best bull, under one year, first
prize $500. second prize $1,000.
4 Best COW. over three years DID, first
5. Best COW, over one year and under
three, frst prize $500; second prize
6. Best heffer calf. under one year,
FIRST prize $500; second prize $1,000.
z. Exhibitors herd, three animals,
first prize $500; second prize $500.
SHORTHORNS.
s. Best bull. over three years old. first
prize $500; second prize $1,000.
9. Best bull, over l year and under
three, first prize $500; second prize
10. Best bull, under one year, first
prize $500; second prize $1,000.
nrst prize $500; second prize $1,000.
II. Best COW, over one year and under
three, first prize $500; second prize
Is. Best heifer calf, under year, nrst
judges obtainable.
10. 4 coop fee of ten cents will be
IOT edCn DlTU on exhibition.
whether entered for premium or sale.
II. No bird entered for single premium
can compete in trios or pens.
CHICKENS.
l. For best cock OF each breed, first
prize $500; second prize $1.0O.
2 For best coCkerel Of each breed,
first prize $500; second prize S1.0O.
g. For best hen OF each breed first
prize $500; second prize $1.0O
4. For best pullet OF each breed, first
prize S2.00. second prize $1-00.
s. For best 1-io Of each breed, first
prize s.. 90; second prize SEQ.
S For best breeding pen Of each
breed. first prize $500; second prize SO 90.
breeding pen to consist of five females
and one male-)
DUCKS.
Z Best pair Of Pekin ducks. first priZe
So. O0; second prize S1.0O.
s. Best pair Of AylesbuTy ducks, first
prize 81 90; second prize S1.0O.
g. Best pair Of Rouen ducks, first
prize 81. 90; second prize S1-00;
10. Best pair Of ducks, any breed not
specified, first prize $500; second prize
S1.0o.
GUINEAS.
IL. Best pair OF guineas, first prize
81 90; second prize S1.Oo-
GEESE.
u. Best pair Of geese, first prize s2-o0;
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