Evening journal., 1911-08-30

self up as we'll as the ambition OF the
farmer. But the registered Holstein
is the COW on a we'll regulated farm.
Some people will say such COWS
will not yield as claimed for them,
but the proof of the pudding Is in the
eating. Let such people watch the
COWS at milking time. It is like a
newspapers circulation. The paper
that throws its pressroom, its books
and all open to the advertiser is like
the farmer with the registered COWS
the claims can be proven every time.
This is a splendid fair and the ex-
hibits are up-to-date and more nu-
merous than in former years"
Not Many Sheep.
In other stalls are the exhibits Of
Samuel A. Mcdaniel, Arnold Naudain,
and others.
The exhibits OF Chester White,
Berkshire and Jersey reds are In
twenty pens and forty prizes will
please the owners.
Delaware farmers are loath to raise
sheep that are. fit to be placed on ex-
hibition. In the sheep department
the several exhibits are mainly by
Pennsylvania farmers while there are
a few pens by New Castle County
farmers.
Some of the Awards.
Some OF the premium awards al
ready announced are given herewith,
and the others viii be printed as they
are announced:
Grain forage department-Best
bushel of pool wheat--C. NJ Eastburn,
Newark, Del, first prize; j. Leslie
Eastburn, Newark, second
Longberry wheat-Frank ID. Walk
er, Stanton, first premium; ]. Frank
Megginson, New Castle, second.
Fall wheat-Charles Megginson,
New Castle, first ]. W. Humphries,
New Castle, second.
Harvey King wheat-Frank ID.
Walker, first; golden rod wheat;
Horace l.. Dilworth, Montchanin,
first; red wave wheat. J. w. Hum
phries, first; Harry S. Kendall.
Marshallton, second.
Best sheaf OF wheat-Bernard II.
Stahl, Greenville, first
Yellow corn, shelled-Horace l.
Dilworth. first; best ear OF yellow
corn, George W. Burris and Sons,
New Castle. first: white corn, Nau-
dain and Sons, Marshallton. first.
Six stalks Of corn with ears-J. Fl.
Peach. Wilmington, first
Six stalks Of ensilage corn-J. w.
Kellan. FELTON,. N. j., first
DUPONT special premium for best
bushel Of corn from New Castle
county-D. A. Cornbrook, MARSHALL
ton.
Best bushel of white oats-Horace
L. Dilworth.
Best exhibit Of alfalfa clover-T
Coleman dupont Wilmington.
Best exhibit of COW peas from New
Castle county, L. H. Hite.
Hungarian millet-Mrs. ]. c. Elliott
Chadd's Ford. Pa, first; j. B. Stahl,
Greenville, second.
Best exhibit of Margel Wurtel
beets-Edward Bringhurst, 5th, Will
mington.
Best exhibit OF sugar beets-Ed-
ward Bringhurst, 5th.
Best exhibit of orchard grass-Wil-
liam NJ Dilworth, Hockessin.
Best bundle of red Bernard
A. Stahl. Greenville.
Timothy. b. Stahl. first; j. II.
Peach, second.
W. Atlee Burfee special premium in
/ vegetable department, won by J. W
Killan.
Two specials offered by Mitchell
and Company, awarded to George W
Burris. New Castle
State of Maine potatoes-J. Leslie
Eastburn, first; H. Ball, Marshallton
second. Mr. Ball was also awarded
first premium in Irish cobblers.
Earl rose potatoes-Albert Hum
phries, Montchanin.
Garfield potatoes-Robert Earsley
Marshallton.
Special premium offered by the
Scott Fertilizer Company for the bes
bushel of potatoes in the show, wal
won by Norris Woodward, Mendin
hall, Pa.
Sweet potatoes. W. Humphries
Montchanin, first; II. w. Killan
second
Stone tomatoes-Robert Earsley
first; G. W. Burris and Sons, second
Egg plant-G. W. Burris and Sons
Greer's Lima Beans-N. H. Wood
ward, Mendinhall.
Best bushel of lima beans-Horac'
l.. Dilworth.
Best three stalks of celery W
/ Killan.
Best yellow squash-Ernest Dill
worth, Hockessin.
Best dozen onions-J. W. Hum
phries.