Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-15
GREAT WEEK AHEAD OF SHOW
Three New Special Days Arranged for
Big Exposition.
TUMBE OF PRIZES AWARDED
Gates nemain closed on Sunday and
Number OF People some from
Distance Are Disappointed
Success in view.


them As possible kept away from the eN-
position buildings. The buildings were
closed all day despite the clamorous de-
mands OF many people for the opportunity
Of Just a glance" at the beautiful scene
Many OF the disappointed people were
from adjoining towns, and Il Is barely
possible that some OF them succeeded In
getting inside. The temptation to wander
through the aisies and gaze at the won
drous display OF brilliant beauty was too
much for many OF the exhibitors and they
found means Of getting into the buildings.
Some delayed exhibits were placed in po-
sition during the day and others we're re-
arranged slightly to further increase their
beauty.
The exposition will open this morning
again, and for six days the gates will not
be closed until after Ii o'clock each night
until the lights are finally turned out next
Saturday night ct midnight
Three new special days we're arranged
for Saturday evening Tomorrow will be
Eagles day" and the members OF the
order IN the surrounding country win be
given the right-of-way IN preference to all
others.
wednesday for sioux city,
Wednesday win be sioux City day" and
a telegram received by Chairman Wallace
OF the publicity committee announced that
the Commercial club had chartered a spO-
cial train which would arrive here before
noon bearing 500 genuine boosters. Ar
rangements were made yesterday for the
decoration OF the city passenger station Of
the Northwestern here with the exposition
colors and TO receive the Sioux City crowd
with a big delegation Of Council Bluffs
i boogtaras headed by the exposition band
Of forty pieces. Thursday will be ''Elks
day." and the antlered herd from Omaha,
South Omaha, Lincoln, Des MoiueH and
other nearby cities will be here to Join the
900 members OF the order In Council Bluffs
Prise winners.
The judges Of the Corn show have made
a large number OF awards to prize winners
and the work has only begun. Among the
awards made are the following:
Class a, Lot 1-NOrthern section, ten ears
any variety; FIRST, J. ". Earl, P0CRhontas,
La; second, Henry George West Un.on,
e, A. Swondall, Ryan, la fifth, c. A.
elute, Manchester, Ia; sixth, @. w. Sven
Class A. Lot 2 CA)-Centrai section. ten
cars yellow First, Charles o. Garrett
Mitchellvtlle, Ia; second. II. j.. Brown,
salix, Ia. third, Ernest Rink, Shelby, la. ;
fourth, John Sunberg, Whiting. La fifth,
X. r. Roggenbach, Wisner, Nsbi sixth
Henry B.rkeland, Roland. la; seventh,
OlGM Wilson, GlalEt N6u.s elbnIns II. II.
Rohwer, Fort Calhoun. Neb.; ninth, Harry
Seltz, DeSOtO, Neb. tenth, W. y. Lathrop.
oxford Junction, Ia; eleventh. Willard Eel
Ter, Cooper, la; twelfth. w. +. Otcheck
GT1nneli la. thirteenth, o. w. Johnson
Le(irand, la. fourteenth, q. A. WRrrick
Blair Neb.i Fifteenth, Lee Smith & Sons
Class A, Lot 3 CB)-Central, ten ears:
First Frank Moore, Sargents Bluffs Ia.
second, Lee Smith & Sons Desoto, Neb. ;
third, Henry Seltz, DeSotO, Neb.; fourth,
w. II. ROhwer Fort Calhoun, Neb.; fifth,
W.. +. Otcheok, Grinnsll, Ia. nxth, w.
Teller, Cooper, Ia seventh IA. Bassett.
flance, la; ninth Charles ., Garrett
Mltchellville la. tenth, II. X. 0raubeck.
Class a, Lot 2-Central section, ten ears.
sweepstakes: First, Charles D. Garrett,
Mitchelville. Ia; second, Frank Moore,
Sargents Bluffs. la.
Class A, Lot ) CAJ--southern section. ten
ears yellow: First. PiersOn = Wilson, Silver
CITY, Ia; second. Ray Redfern, Roscoe la.
. third j. f. c. Ftnnel Hamburg, Ia
/, fourth, Hy Jacobs Walnut, Ia; fifth,
Prank saaT. Essex, la sixth, ]. h. Petty,
Elliott, Ia; seventh, j. q. Parker Malvern,
ia; eighth, Thomas Thompson, Viilsca,
/ Ia; ninth, w. 9. Wilson, Malvern, la,
eleventh, Henry Ebert Red Oak, Ia;
twelfth, E. G. Klopp.ng, AvOca, Ia.
Class A, Lot CAl-SOuthern section, ten
i ears white; First, Ludwig Bengton Essex,
/ la; second, Frank Saar, Essex, Ia; third,
) I. +. &. Finnel Hamburg, La: fourth
Edward Sttllinger Villisca, Ia. fifth, Harry
( Hilton, Malvern, Ia sixth, A. N Salvador,
E Underwood. Ia: seventh, F1erson & Wilson
4 Silver City, Ia; eighth, J. II. Petty. Elliott
a tenth, G. h. Malone Atlantic, Ia; eleventh
2 Macorew Bros, Coburg, Ia; twelfth, J. r.
Graham, Bethany. Neb.
Q Class A, Lot (C)--Southern section. ter
: ears other than white or yellow. First
&. Il. Malone. Atlantic, la second, Mars
! Stageman, Council Bluffs Ia route 4
2 third. George Dierks bennington, Neb.
fourth. william Lonergan, Florence Neb.
4 nth, Joseph Yooum. Council Bluffs. la.
9 route I; sixth, IL l.. Rahlt Falls City
Il Glass A, Lot 3-SOuthern section, ten ears
4 sweepstakea: First PiersOn 4 Wilson
3 Silver City, Ia; second, Ludwig Bengton
Essex Ia third, G.. ", Malone, Atlantic, la
Class A, Lots l, 2 3-Grand sweepstakes
> ten ears. First Person & Wilson. Silvel
City, Ia second +. l. Moore SARGENT
class b Lot t-Northern section. slngl,
ear any variety; First, Henry George, Yves
Union, Ia; second, a. >. Dore, Green. Ia
third. C. A. CIute, Manchester Ia; fourth
j. rs. Earl Pocahontas, Ia; NTH. c. A
Swendell. Ryan, la.
any variety; First, T. l. Moore Charte
Bluff. Ia: second. w. F. Otcheck Grinnell
la.; third, joan Sundberg, Whiting, la.
Charles o. Garrett Alitcheuviile. Ia sixth
Fl. H. ROhwer Fort Calhoun. Neb.; seventh
Slater Bros, Fort Calhoun, Neb.; eighth
O. A. Warrlck, Blair, Neh.; tenth. W. j
Freed. Ames, Ia; eleventh, Orville Garrett
Mitoheiville. la.
Southern Section.
Glass b. Lot (A)-Southern section, singl
ear yellow First, l.. .. Wise, Villisca
Ia. second, Prank Saar. Essex. Ia; third
Thomas Thompson, Nnlisca, Ia. fourth
q. Parker Malvern Ia, fifth. ~. c. klop
ping, AVoca, Ia; sixth, John A. Carse
Carson, Ia. seventh, A. l.. Houston, Re
Oak, Ia; eighth, PieraOn a Wilson, Silve
city, la; niath, W. &. Wilson. Malvern
Ia; tenth. r. w. Hopping, Underwood
la; eleventh. Orville rriplett. McClellane
la.
single ear. white First John A. Carss
carson. la; second. }. g. Parker Malvern
D Ia. third, Ludwig Bengtou, Essex ia.
fourth. W. Rich. Council Bluffs. Ia.
nnh. Edward Sullinger Viliisca, Ia; sixth
Charles Theis, Avoca la; seventh, Harr