Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-30

A large attendance, the addition of exhibits in every division and fine weather were the features of the sec ond day of the Jefferson County Fair.
 What is giving the greatest satis- faction to the originators of the fair IS the enthusiasm and interest mani- tested in the different exhibits. The poultry exhibit is perhaps the greatest drawing card, crowds thronging into the tent where the chickens are hous- ed. The $1,000 bullet owned by Hearndale Farm is an object of much interest and freak chicken, preserv- ed in alcohol which has four legs, attracts much attention.
 The specimens in the agricultural division araa revelation to the visitors. Few people were aware that such specimens could be grown in Jefferson county and many exclamations of wonder are heard from those who view the large potatoes, the exhibits of hay, turnlps, peanuts, rice, ribbon cane, cotton, Watermelons and corn. The exhibit of corn is one of the best ever seen at any county ,shoWSs& sSSSSs, ,7
 
 Lowe, J. E. Rogers and w. F. Hadell, announced the following prizes yes terday evening, which covers practi- cally everything in this division:
 Best Exhibit of corn raised by boys First prize, Floyd Waymack kedron ;; Second prize; R. E. Taylor, Kedron. Best ten ears cultivated by boys Lee Taylor. Pine Bluff, first prize; King Taylor, Pine Bluff, second prize :; Ralph Zangerl, Faith, third prize.
 Best ten ears White Dent Corn-L E. Cheek. Pine Bluff, first prize; Ed Baughman, Pine Bluff, second prize Hearndale Farm, Pine Bluff, third prize.
 Yellow Dent Corn--C. NJ. Philpot Ferda, first prize; R. c. Galloway Moscow, second prize; c. A. Taylor, R F. D. No. 1, Pine Bluff, third prize.
 Corn in Rusheh lots-A, l.. Lock hart. R. F. D. No. 2, Pine Bluff, first prize; R. D. Taylor, Kedron, Ark, sec ond prize; P. c. Galloway, Moscow third prize.
 Best Bale Lespedesa Hay-C. w Butts, Moscow, first prize; Reese Burks, Pine Bluff, second prize.
 Best Bale Peanut Hay-C. w. Butts Moscow, first prize; c. H. Winfrey R. IF. D. No. 4, Pine Bluff, seconc prize
 Best Bale Prairie Hay-Peter Win ter, Pine Bluff.
 Sweet Potatoes-IC. A. Taylor, R. F D. Mo- 1, Pine Bluff, first prize; A. L Rowland Pine Bluff, second prize.
 Best half-bushel of Turnips-R. L Poteet, R. F. D. Mo- ?, Pine Bluff, frs prize; L. c. Mead, R. k. D. No. 2. Pine Bluff, second prize.
 Best Peck Spanish Peanuts-J. N Mckinney, Sherrill, first prize; Byr' Kilgore, Fine Bluff, second prize Hearndale Farm, Pine Bluff, thlr' prize.
 Rice-Haywood Farm Company, J T. Hickman, manager, Sherrlll, HTS prize. (Only one entry).
 Irish Potatoes-Mrs. B. l.. Wiley Pine Bluff, first prize; Hearndal Farm, Pine Bluff, second prize.
 Best Sorghum Syrup-Louis Vaughn Altheimer, first prize; R. D. Taylol Kedron, second prize.
 Ribbon Cane Syrup-N. R. Owef Palmyra, first prize. (Only one ell try). ,,.,
 Special prize for Exhibit of Mil Maize, Peter Winter, Pine Bluff
 Best Five Stalks Sorghum Cane-R E. Taylor, Kedron, first prize; Hearn dale Farm, Pine Bluff, second prize.
 Best Five Stalks Ribbon Cane-A. l Rowland, R. F. D. No. 1, Pine Bun first prize; M. A. Hudson, Pine Bluff second prize.
 Kaffir Corn-C. M. Philpot, Ferdi first prize; Ed Houston, R. F. D. NC 4, Pine Bluff, second prize.
 Honey-S. w. Boswell, Jr,, Corner stone, first prize COnly one entry).
 Cotton-J. P. Walt. Altheimer, frs prize, J. l.. Meyer, Swan Lake, secon prize. ".
 Watermelons-J D. Cox, R. F, D. Nc 4, Pine Bluff, first prize; c. D. Maj l lock, Pine Bluff, second prize.