Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-31
HUSBANDS ATTEND.
 1 THE COUNTY FAIR
;rd Day Brought Many Visitors From Nearby
 Towns.
|B1G PARADE TODAY
Rlnff Chicken Men Get Many pri.es-President Hearn to
 Head Parade.

pri,es-President Hearn to
 Head Parade.
 first annual county fair, and .ultural and live stock show of |Arkansas Live stock Association, h is being held in this city this in connection with the annual of the Arkansas Poultry Associa- was attended by five thousand pns yesterday, Wednesday being khird successful day of the com exhibitions. Many of the visitors from nearby cities and it was wed that hundreds of non-resi- were among those who viewed .1hibits yesterday.
 e agricultural, poultry and live exhibits are creating much in and added enthusiasm was re- NJ yesterday because of the ding of prizes in the poultry and ultural departments. Mrs. Mar McGaughy simply made all other pd fruit exhibitors look like pttans when the prizes were buted. She captured a large ma of them and only a few others d the minor awards where her were exhibited. Many special were awarded among the ymen and Pine Bluff chicken brs came away as usual with a. number of blue ribbons and prizes.
 live stock parade, which was to been held yesterday, will take this morning between II and 12 k. The parade will move over n, Olive, Walnut, Second avenue, street and South on Main street fair grounds. In the parade bppear some fine Percheron including tandem of match Percherons, Normans, Clydes- and other thoroughhreds; cattle red poll, polled Angus and orn variety. A Percheron stall kahted at $4,500, will be in line. orses and other live stock will essed in their ribbons, for the s will be made before the pa The parade will be headed by ent w. D. Hearn, of the Arkan- i've Stock Association, apd a Of music will enliven the Fpro-
 Special Awards.
 special awards were listed last by the judges in the poultry The awards were made as fol- test and best display. w. T.. Pine Bluff. $100; second best Hearndale Farm, Pine Bluff, bird best, H. l.. Sternberg, Pine )1O.
 and largest display in the class, E. w. Phillips, Pine e60; second best. Hillory Jen- Little Rock, $25; third best, M. Wells and Daughter, Pine no.
 and largest display in the rean class. Hearndale Farm, Huff, $50; second best, M. L. Is- earden, Ark, $25; third best, I'd Brothers, Minden, La, $10. cock, ,cockerel. hen and bullet American class, D. G. Coffman, Aine, Texas, $40, ten dollars cock in the English class, M. Wells and Daughter, Pine lfk., $1O.
 hen in the English class, Av- nng, $5.
 bullet in the English class, J. |Dles, Searcy, Ark, $5.
 cock and cockerel in the Medi- class, Lunsford Brothers, ASsssS Y1O CoOlls
 len in the Mediterrean class, nson, Pine Bluff, $5.
 bullet, nHearndale Farm, Pine end largest display of Indian Ducks, D. G. Coffman, Jose exas' $50; second best, Beech- arm, Pine Bluff, $25; third M. Koon, Camden, Ark, $10. Qlaplay by Amateur, F. H.. Fine Bluff, s1O; second best, eaaell, Pine Bluff, $5.
 Canned Fruit Awards.
 N. McGaughy, of this city, eiy swept the biggest part of es In the exhibition of canned ssetables, etc., at the Jefferson fair. She received the prem
 sweepstakes and numerous remlums. Mrs. .IC. H. Win oa second honors. The inished their work yesterday ounced the following awards NAbCl 1AOOl
 reaches-Mrs. P. c. Gallo Ssoow, first prize; Mrs. M. v Fine Bluff, second prize.
 tomatoes-William Glenn .V' lirst prize; G. E. Matlock, 1. second prize.
 perles-Mrs. M. McGaughy, NJ nrst prize; Mrs. John ves' second prize,
 neans-Mrs. M. McGaughy, p; Da nrst prize; Mrs. B. l.. 'ue n Bluff, second prize.
 N ss tsssaslMrs. M. McGaughy,
 N, first prize.
 uv.rn-Mrs. M. McGaughy, .s s, ilrst prize; G. E. Matlock,
 i N; second prize.
 M'sctlon of Canned Fruit-
 s%cGaughy, Pine Bluff, first ts slA uys~ T