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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

the general trade a. tumble Co thor
exquisite value. Each year thousands
OF cars of tJutuluupcs are marketed
ls genuine Rocky Turds. hut from
Nid,s distant fields. those from the
southern states appearing un the mar
k"ts early I'm May ana continuing the
supply from various scrtions until
tat" Ia Drtuhcr The phenomenal
growth Of tho mdusir, ana the grcn,
demand has established the canta-
l"urr 1s one uf the fgvnritc fruits 90
the American table. ir the quality
could always hr assured there is
scarcely fru,t that could rival rts
popularity CT price. Some ~ tt,
causes TINT lead To- poor punliU ar.
Dnfayoruhlo climltic conditions. plant
diseases, insect injuries. Shortage 81
water, glBttpd markets and thc uu
aVoiduhl, delays iu transportation
many ui which are beyond amy appnr-
cnt means of control Yet when Wc
consider what has been accomplished
by plant breeding Zee other lines. ii
does not seem Impossible that there
could Dee developed discas, resist
ant canlalnupc That would possess
such superior qualities as 10 euabl, d
to endure adverse conditions ana st.ll
reach the markets In better condi-
ton and With higher flavor than ans
We now possess. 10 this end ciut8-
loupc hr' ding hocomos un important
irnture "f "a" industry, for at the best
the crop BEL hazardous one. and until
recently careful seed selection has
been rcucfuliv neglected. The grno
cral growth of the Industry has ere
atrd a large demand for cnninlpupo
seed, aud naturally colorado has been
an important source OF supply "a
seems that 10 s moro than tho notori-
cN "i tho name that gives AN iutrinSi,
value To- the seed Urnducprd. for tho
C1nt1loupo growers of california ana
the southern states look ~ a. ca- 70
year fog their supply of seed, especial
N la Arizona. which is becoming
groatly Interested IN the cantalonpe
business. They unanimously snv that
they can mature melons a week 1,
ten DAYS earlier ANA be assured of
more uniform results la regard to
hz" ana quality when they plant the
colorado grown seed. than if they use
the same strain after ID has hccl
crown native NTH them year or So.
u is good Instance nf the change In
plants that environments may Iro-
duce sometimes, ANA hoN these yaria-
lions may De- transmitted to degree
Nhcn the plants arc grown under
Other conditions Tho effects uf altl-
tudc ana Latitude have long been been
regarded ns nn Influence that hastous
maturity la plants when secds are
crown in lower or southern regions
!, is also d notable fact that grains
produced Ia the dry climatic condi-
lions of Colorado az" heavier aud la
every respect superior in quality TO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
CATALOGUES FROM
NEW MEXICO WILL
CONTROL MARKET
Superior Flavor of Melons
Grown in This State Surpass
Rocky Ford Variety; the
Growth Of Industry.

That the New Mexico varieties Of
cnnaionpes win eventually control
the eastern markets Is confidently be-
ncNcd by melons experts For long
time the Rocky Ford melons brought
tnp-uut.h prices loo am markets where
heS Wer, auid. lud became justly
famous. hut since tho Industry 81
-roU ng melons in New Mexico has
grown to such large proportions there
rs small doubt that tho gouids raised
in thr pcros and Mrsillu valleys VIII
hrromo more popular than the Coin-
rndp varieties. u b. m Wudisputrd
tact that the New Moyiro cdnialoupes
gre FAR superior 10 the Rocky Ford
meluus iu flavor ana keeping quuli-
urF. They have O. unifurmit, of size
and shipping quality that recon-
m,udrd them highly Zoo thr eastern
markets. The Denver Field and
Farm. ln commenting upon tho cam
ioloapo Industry in Colorado has the
'ol"Wiug 10 say.
Tho cmtaloupc Industry, which Is
right now W its glorl in tho shipping
of Tho best goods We have ever proc
duccd In tho state. has made a. prlp-
tipal development since tho intro
duclion of the Nctlod Gom variety
which was about % youIs ago Its
small Uniform size ana good CARRYING
quality has made the growth OF tho
Industry possible n was not until
The excellent quUlity Of the canta-
loupcs produced on irrigated land an
der dry climatic conditions Waa roe
allied that tho industry hrnamo
prominent Tho Oluuloupos from tho
arid region were shipped from Rocky
Fora m 1856. Thcu superior flavor
was an innovation to the eastern
mciun trade The contrast ln quality
wns $50 striking aa compared 90 the
eastern ad southern products that the
Rocky Fords ~ once became regarded
us new variety, ana under that pop
ular symbol have Won national rep
utation, although Il took 20 years FOR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
WORK THAT TELLS.
Plenty at u Has Iiccn hone Right
Here In Albuquerque.

Cures that last are cures that tell.
To thoroughly know the virtues Of "a
medicine you must investigate the
cures ana see " they prove perma-
ncnt Deans Kidney pills stand this
test. and plenty Of proof exists right
here in Albuquerque. People who
testified years ago % relief from
backache. kidney and urinary dlsor-
dors. now declare that rolicf was per-
mancnt and the cure perfect How
can any Albuquerque sufferer longer
doubt the evidence?
J. L. Curd. of Albuquerque, y NJ,
says: Some three or four years ago
Doan's Kidney pills were brought
to our attention and the cnntcnts ~
several boxes gave relief to member
~ the family vino had suffered
greatly from kidney complaint She
was benefited 50 greatly that shes
GLADLY testified as Ia the curatlve
powers 81 noan's kidney Pins In
public statement Since then | have
taken Doan's kidney Pills mysclH
and have found them very effective
In relieving backache and regulating
tho passages OF the kidney secrc-
tlOns. our experience with this prep-
nratlon warrants our high opinion OF
H."
For sale by an dealers. Price b0c.
Foster~Milhurn 90. buffalo, New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's-A
ana take no other 10.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
VERY DOMESTIC ~
THE HVEIIEST TOWN

a foreign return registry receipt
WAS sent from the New YORK ci,N Of
flee this week. showing the gront
concerning this section OF th" world.
In returning the receipt Postmaster
Pennington said Respectfully re
turned with the Information thnt
bcming. ~ NJ, has never been for-
cisn postofficr, and at this particular
time IN very domestic. bcing one ~
the livcliost towns in the new state uf
New Mexico. ncming Graphic
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

but now I do not nave any OF these
troubles. ! have a Zine strong baby
daughter now, which ! did not have
before taking Lydia l.. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound 60 Mn, 4. A..
GlLEs, Route a., Dcwi;tyllle, ny
The above Is only one of the thou-
sands OF grateful letters which are
constantly being received by the
pinkham Medicine Company of Lynn,
Mass, which prove beyond a doubt that
Lydia l.. Piukham's Vegetable Com.
pound made from roots and herbs,
actually does cure these obstinate dis
GASES OF women, and that eycry such
suffering woman owes II 10 herself to
al least give l.ydia 4, pinkham's Nege-
table Compound trial before submit
ting 10 an operation, 0r giving up
hope OF recovery,
Mrs. pinkham Of Lynn, Mass,
invites AL sick women 10 write
her for advice. She has guided
thousands 10 health and her
advice II free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
TwENTY.THREE HUNDRED
SEEDS ON ONE FLOWER

Uncle Tom Hudson luggcd some
sunflowcrs up 10 Secretary INNS Of
the chamber OF commerce Monday
that are beautiful To- look upon and
cause us to appreciate the growing
qualities of our rich soil There were
several picked from the same stalk.
the largest one measuring fS.S2 inch
"H IN circumference and having 2,3O0
finely developed seeds. and the plant
was giYen no special acre except AN
occasional watering - Dcming Graph
IT,.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
LABOR UNION MEN
TO MEET TONIGHT
TO FIX PROGRAM
Arrangements Will Probably
Be Perfected for Parade in
the Morning and Baseball
Game in Afternoon.

E'pr' geutativps from 400 th, ,nlon
buHi examinations bon Ap pcruu.
Wtu gather u Central Labor Union
h.u 60 a pcInrk tuuIrht to ,ouNdaf
p.au. Tor thr proper celebration ct
Labor duN. uu Monday Srptrhibrr Z.
The unison men always Hayr ME
time "u Labor daS ANA arc d,tormin-
el that this y,at viii hr uu exception
Go the rulo. Present plans Indicate
that there will b, "a parade iu the
moruluE with baseball game bee
tween the Carpenters ana Painters
in tho afternoon n a probable that
tlr BAH game VIII 30" played uu Trnc-
ilpu park diamond before the gam"
between Amarillo ana Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
Cti,RIIOYo CASES MUST
WAIT \ WHILE LONGER

That there viii be nothing doing
h. the several cases brought to rec
move the various county officers from
office at this session of the supreme
court is the prevailing opinion among
those Informed u appears that the
cases wore not docSetcd Ia season 10
be- heard az this tcrm--CarrizozO
butlnnk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

table Compound i
suffered nearly all
the time with head
aches, backaches.
and bearing down
pains, and had q
continuous pain In
my left side it
made me sick If !
tried 90 walk much,
and MY back was So
weak that | was
Obliged 70 wear
corscts an the time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

An ordinary case OF diurrhoea can.
as "a ruie, be- cured by single dose 81
Chamberlain's Conc. Cholera ANA III
arrhoea Remedy, This remedy has
no superior for bowel complaints. For
sale by ali dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

You got e raise In paw Didn't
YOU"
"Yc7 but II dldn't do me any good Pc
"WhN mott"
~ iaik ln my sleep ana my wife
found out about it'"-Tnlodo Blade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

George L. Kile, q well known
sheep raiser Of Toltcc. near Grantf.
10 mere today on business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28

For the best SADDLE horses IN ,he
city call phone No. 3, w. l.. Trlmble,
us North Second 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-28
SHE HAD
CONSTANT
PAIN
Until Relieved by Lydia Z. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.

Dewittyille NY. -" Before start.
al 10 take Lydia T.. i'iukhams Vege-
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u PAYS Io Trade at
nm MNII..

WV kIEkIi. Iropr.
2II south First ~.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24

$4.9S Vases in
finest quality cut
glass, in novel
shape and with
rich, deep cut
ting in Electric
d e 8 ! & n, very
clear and brill
i'snsi In. si.S. 10 S2.98
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-12
GET RID OF YOUR SOUR, Classy
STOMACH---BE WELL AND STRONG

juice OF the stomach to perform its
proper tunction-tha, is, digesting
Buy a 25c bottle o. coNoUERISE
ama at the next meal eat Just what you
want Take teaspoonful of CON
~ EH!NE Immediately after Instoad
OF 6eieh!na sour gases and feeling DUH
you VIII want to start right in and "a :.
another meal. you Will be so blight
ana energetic .
coNoUERINE is sold in 2sc .nn
ana 81 90 bottles by all druggists
zoe bottle win convince YOU Of IFS
merits IT does not do all we claim
'or 1t your money will be refunded
CoNQuERlNE is no, go,
m I1,,'ti,in made TO sell, but scientific
made to relieve long suffering ni,hi;s
coNQUERINE is made by tho 80,
wen Gnemical Co. Lynchburg. Va
and Drug Act Of June 80, 1905 oo'
Thousands Of people have written u.
voluntarily OF the good coNoUTR'ttSE
copy OF these letters on request. gu a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-12
tPhotos by Foster.l

D@yla Garret. superin,e nd Enlbre.
d.. Chester est White, class 7sa-boar IN
Lad i6th second. Davis Garret, su.
peEin'enden'. Embreville, Pa
Chester White, class 74s-sow. one
first! Davis Garrett. superintendent
Emoreville. Pa. second. Davis Garrett,
superintendent. Embreville. Pa. third.
Carrier Thompson. sprankie Nails. Pa.
CThompsons Pug 6th),
Chester White. class 74s-sow. si.
months and under one year-hrst,
Davis Carrot. superintendent. Embre-
vile, Pa. second, Davis Garrett, super
intendent, Embreville. Pa.
Chester White. class 1ii-sow. under
six months--frst, Davis Garrett, super
intendent. Embreville. Pa: second.
Davis Carrot. superintendent. Embre-
Chester White. class 746-get OF one
eoar-nrst, Davis Carrot. superinten-
dent, Embreville. Pa; second. Carrier
Th s?Ss2sor SPp S;,. MN MINIS. Pa,
intendent Embreviile, Pa; second,
Carrier Thompson. sprankle Mills. Pa
herd--nrst, Davis Garret, superinten-
dent. Embreville, Pa.
Chester white. class 74s-breeders
yolng herd-hrst, Davis Garrett. SUI
pertntendent, Embreville, Pa.
Chester White class 7i9-brood sow
and six sucking pigs-tirst. Carrier
THOMPSON. Sprankle Mills. Pa. second.
Vile, Pa.
Chester White. class 75l-sow. any
a M;is rs c esndId ThoimPson sprankle
Duroo Jersey. class ass; 15ai-boar. two
years old and over-frst Mahan Bros.
Osborne, Q.
Duroc Jersey. class 753-boar. eigh
teen months and under two years
tirst. Mahan Bros. Osborne. O.
Duroc Jersey. class 754-boar. one
tirst. Hlllcrest Farm. Rustberg. Va,
GVa. PILOT; second, W. NJ. AIcChesney,
Beaver Dam. Va.
nd DGFoe . JsTse ,;na class 965-boar. SIX
M MLn Bros. Osborne. o. (Haserlard
co.'s Top Notch second. Mahan Bros,
osborne, O.; third. Hillerest Farm,
Hqstoerg., Va (Chiet OF HillcresD
Duroc Jersey, class 75G-boar, under
six months-hrst, Mahan Bros. Osborne,
~ ri IS second, Mahan Bros., Osborne. O.:
(Chases Good Chief.
Years Years old or over-hrst, AIahan Bros,
osborne @: third, Hillcrest Farm.
RtuiIstberg. Va. (Henry's Queen) fourth.
Interest Farm, Rustberg. Va (Vovi-
lest Pride ed.
Duroc Jersey class 75s-sow. eigh-
teen months and under two years
nrst, Mahan Bros, Osborne. O.: second,
Shrob Bros. Utica Mills, Md; third,
FRANK Morris. Trevilltans Va;
fourth, Hillcrest Farm. Rustberg. Va.
Nady Bess).
Duroc Jersey, class 75s--sow. one
year and under eighteen months
hrst. Mahan Bros, Osborne, O.: second,
Mahan Bros. Osborne. o.: third, Mahan
Bros. Osborne. o.
Duroc Jersey. class 760-sow, six
Continued on seventh Page1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-12
r. Guerrant, Galloway, Va; second,
Captain J. Brad Beverley, The Plains,
Va; third, II. NJ Cockerell, Purcellville,

R. Guerrant, Galloway, Va; second.
Captain j. Brad Beverley. The Plains,
Va; third, II. NJ. Cockerell. Purcellville.
Barrel winesaps-First. H. NJ. Coch-
ereil. Purcellvile. Va: second. W. c. s.
z. a. Greene. Ivy Depot Va. third,
John r. Gnerrant Galloway; Va.
Barrel Ben pavis---second. John r.
Guerrant Galloway, Va.
Barrel Arkansas Black Twig-Secoud.
ii. NJ. Cockerell, Pnrcellvile, Va
BOX BOX Newton tAibemarie)-First,
Box York lmperials-First Captain
j Brad: Beverley, The Plains. Va; sec
ond, Alfred Grouse. r. f. d. No ., city:
third, John Z Guerrrant, Galloway, Va.
!, w MainTe YES .a r, a; Espsiey, Ash
erley, The Plains. Va; third, Walnut
Level Fruit Farm. Box 437, city.
, Ben Dayis-First. Captain ]. Brad.
fred Grouse, r.. +. D., No 2. city.
Box Grimes Golden-First, Captain
J. Brad. Beverley. The Plains. Va.
Smith cider-First. Captain ]. Brad.
beverley. The Plains, Va.
gr Box pd Eailawate ns Captain J..
Basket York Imperials-First. AL
fred Grouse. +. F. D.. No. .. city.
Basket winesaps-First. Alfred
N'OuSe, H. r.. ~, NO. city.
Box Winesaps-First. w G. g. c. A.
Greene, Ivy, Depot, Va: second. H. NJ.
Coekerell. Purcellville, va
Box Ben pavis-First. Captain J..
Brad Beverley, The Plains. Va
p Box Jonathans-First. Captain J..
brad Beverley. The Plains. Va
-, Box Arkansas Black Twig (grown in
ppiedmonp-First; Captain j. Brad.
Beverley, The Plains. Va
Box Grimes Golden (grown in Pied
monD First. Captain j. Brad Bever-
ley, The Plains. Va
ca a iesmnrig nr SSSewtonl pipRinsaEirss
Va; second. ". f. Meyers Lincoln, Va !;
third, II. NJ. Cockereli, Purcellvilie, Wa.
Arkansas Blacks-First. Captain j.
brad; beverley; The Plains. Va.
Plains, Va; second. Alfred Grouse r.
F. D., No. ., city; third II. IL. Cocker
ell. Purcellville. Va
Dublin, Va; second. Captain ]. Brad.
Beverley, The Plains. Va
Ben Davis-First, Captain ]. Brad.
Beverley, The Plains, Va; second, Al
;, Black Gninower-First. Captain ].
'r al, BeveEley, The lains. Va
beverley, The Plains, Va third. Aired
Grouse. r. F. D. No. 2. city.
Buckingham--Flrst. Henry c. Wysor.
Dublin, Va.
Beverley, The Plains. Va: second W.
O. Luke. Savannah, Va
, Cannon Pearnain-First, Henry C.
Wysor, Dublin. Va.
pomine-First- Captain ]. Brad Bev-
FallawateY--First Captain ]. Brad.
Beverley. The Plains. Va second. Hen
ry c. Wysor, Dublin, Va.
=, Fsll Cheese--Second. Alfred Grouse.
= Class 2lS-First. Captain j. Brad.
Beverley, The Plains. Va.
Grimes Goldcn-First. Captain !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-12
Cattle

Hereford. class 22s-Bull. three years
2ld or over-27oss6. first w. S. Van
Hetta & Son, Fowler, Ind. donald
KeD second. ]. B. Meeks, Burke Gar
o eSTrc Va p cDIistprbsr third. W. D. Up
Graham T. Dlandy. White Post Va
'Christmas Bear Smaln.~N
o;y a ercford, class 224-Bull. two years
ola and under three-First, J. B. Meeka
Burke Garden. Va. (Elton), D
Hereford. class 225-Bull one year
ola and under two--First w. S Van
Netta Son, Fowler. Ind. lPrince Lad
LIN! LIN second; Graham T. Blandy, White
poSt: Va. British MaiD: third, Graham
7 biandy. White Post. Va Duke TaIy.
Hereford, class 22s-Bull, under one
year-First, w. S. Van Meta g. Son,
Fowler; Ind. Donald Lad l6thS: second
"; ;. Van Meta & Son. Fowler Ind
81 1Donald Lad llth); third. Graham r
niandy, White Post, Va Duke Talev.
SvS eisn fourth, Graham T. Blandy.
Hereford. class 227--cow, three Years
oio and over-BrEst w. S. Van Meta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-12
Bird's-Eye View of Fair.

end, Graham r. Biandy, white Post,
y "a: s0uchess Rosemont 2d); third. j:
the Meekd' Burke fe Garden Va Queen 2t
Raleigh. \. c. Qmprover Maid 2dl. "
Hereford. class 22s-Heifer two
years old and under three-First, W. S.
Van Meta 6; Son, Fowler, Ind Cora
2d); second. j. 3. Meeks. Burke Garden,
va. (Oriana); third. Graham T. Blandy,
hite Post, Va. duchess Taleysus
Hereford. class 22o-Heiter. one year
Meta s Son. Fowler, Ind (Beryie)
md md, PTisSGilia2; third, j, B. Meeks,
den 2d) fourth, Graham T. .Blandv.
White Post, Va. duchess Taleysus
III Hereford, class 2ao-Heifer, under
Son Fowler; Ind. lsusan 2d); second.
SPrudence): third. W S. Van Meta &
s Son, FowleE Ind {rDonald Lass 1lth);
Va duchess Taleysus sad).
herdEFirst. w. S. Van Meta :. Son !
Fowler. Ind; second. ]. B. Meeks. Burke
White Post, Va.
Hereford, class 2s2-Breeder's young
hherdIFirst;; W. S. Van Meta & Son.
ao"1E,' lHo.' second, Graham 7. Blan-
oy. White Post. Va.
Hereford, class 2S3-calf hcrd-First,
W. S. Van Meta & Son. Fowler, Ind;
second, Graham T. Blandy White Post.
Hereford. class 234-Get of e,re-
First w S, Van Meta & Son, Fowler,
Ind. (Geof Dollon); second Graham #.
Blandy. White Post, Va
Hereford class 235-Produce of COW
FIRST, w. S. Van Meta & Son, Fowler.
md; second. Graham T. Blandy, White
Post. Va
Hereford. class 2s6-Bull. any age
First, w. S. Van Meta & Son. Fowler.
Ind: second, Graham T. Blandy White
Post. Va.
Hereford. class 2ss-Rull. any age
First, w. S. Van Meta & Son, Fowler,
Ind Donald Rex; reserve, w s. Van
Meta 6: Son. Fowler. Ind donald 1eth).
Hereford. class 237-Cow or heifcr,
age age-First, W. s. Van Meta e. Son,
fowler. Ind. (Susan 2d): reserve. w. S.
van Meta & Son. Fowler, Ind (BeoyD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-12
Poultry

Poultry Department, judged by John
d. Joaquin, of Watervelt, New York,
and Theodore Whitman. of Allentown,
Pa
One OF the finest shows we have
judged in the South. Some of the
birds are At to win to win at Madison
Square Garden" was the exclama ton
Of one of the judges as he entered tho
building. why, your turkeys are the
best in years" said the other. We con-
graduate you and Richmond on your
show"
Barred Rocks.
L. H. Reade-Second hen; first, Sec
ond and fourth cockerel; first, second
and NTH puliet; second pen old; first
pen young.
pullet.
Race Course Poultry Yard-Third
and fifth hen third pullet
G. II. Morris-Fourth' cock; first hen
fifth cockerel
l. E. Meyers-Gecond cock; third pen,
c. L Pettit-First pen. old; fourth
pen, young.
Geo. E. Guvernator-Frrst cock:
fourth hen.
Chas. H Keck-Fifth cook
=. c. Spain-Third cockerel.
Mrs. NJ. F. Gooch-Fourth pen, old.
Parkin Scott-Second pen. young
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-12
Swine Awards
pOlnu d-China-

Poland. China, class 7ls-boar. two
years old or over-frst, a. C. Grieve
Son. Xenia O.
Poland China. class 7ls-boar e.gh.
teen months old and under two years
hrst. a. c: Grieve & Son. Xenia, O.
Poland, China. class 72o-boar. one
hrst. A C Grieye & Son. Xenia. O.;
second A. c. Grieve G. Son Xenia O.
Poland China, class 72l-boar, Six
months old and under one year-Nrst,
w; NJ. Jones. Crofton. Va.
Poland China, class 722-boar. un
der six months-frst. A. c. Grieve 4
Son. Xenia. o.; second. A G. Grieve
Crofton. Va fourth. w. VI. Jones
Poland China. class 72s-sow. two
years ears old or oDer-frst A; c. Grieve.
e. Son. XVenia, o.
Poland China. class 724-sow. e!gh-
teen months and under two years
first. A. c. Grieye & Son. xenia, O.:
Poland China, class 725-sow, one
year and under eighteen months-arst
A c. Grieve &: Son. Xenia. O.. second,
A. c. Grieve & Son. Xenia. O.; third
A. C. Grieve s. Son. Xenia. Q.
Poland China, class 726-sow. six
months and under one year-hrst. A.
G. Grieve s Son. Xen.a. O., second, 4,
c. Grieve & Son. xenia. o.
six months-nrst, w. NJ Jones. Croft
ton. Va: second, A. c. Grieve e. Son.
Xenia. o.: third, A. c. Grieve &. Son.
Xenia. o.; fourth. W. NJ. Jones. Croft
ton. Va: NTH. A. c. Grieve G Son,
Xenia, o.
Poland China, class 72s-get of one
boar-hrst, A. c. Grieve &. Son. Xenia,
O.. second. A. C. Grieve & Son, Xenia'
o.. third. w. NJ. Jones, Crofton, Va.
Poland China, class 72e-produce of
one sow-flrst, A. C. Grieve &. Son,
Xenia, o.: second. A. C. Grieve 4: son
Xenia, o.: third. W. NJ. Jones. Crofton'
Va.
Poland China. class 7so-exhib,tors,
herd--hrst. A. c. Grieve & Son, Xenia.
O.; second, A. C. Grieve & Son, Xenia'
..
Poland China. class 7s1-breeders
young herd-first. A. C. Grieve &: Son.
Xenia. o; second. A. c. Grieve & Son,
xenia, o.
Poland China, class 7s4-sow. anv
age-hrst. A. C. Grieve & Son, Xenia,
Chester White.
Chester White. class 735-boar. two
years old or over--hrst, Davis Carrot,
Chester White. class 7s7-boar. one
year and under eighteen months
hrst, Davis Carrot. superintendent,
Embreville, Pa.
Chester White, class 7ss-boar, six