Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-02
LAST DAY OF
 COUNTY FAIR Expected That Attendance Today Will Be the Record
 Breaker.
STOCK PARADE TODAY
More Awards Made and HearndaIe Farm Holds its OWn-C,siekeu
 Show Rig Success.

Today is the last day of the first Jefferson County Fair that has been held in this city for over ten years and the feature will De a parade of the handsome horses that have been on exhibition during the week. The stock show has been one in which much interest has been shown, not on- ly locally but all over the state as it is the official show of the Arkansas Live Stock Association.
 The largest out-of-toWn attendance Will no doubt be recorded at the fair today as Saturday is marketing day for the urEan population, and the ex- hibition is sure to attract an added number.
 The judges yesterday finished the awarding of prizes in all departments With the exception of club prizes for the poultry show and these will be run Up and distributed today Officials of the bird exhibition are satisfied with the show as it was one of the largest and best handled ever held in the state. Hundreds of dollars in cash, ten beautiful silver loving cups and a 'NCi awarded to fanciers from every cor her of the state and several out of it's borders.
 Considering the fact that the live stock show was the first it was the most successful of all departments And from the interest that was shown the next exhibition of this nature will double Or triple the entries and be of the highest class. The number and variety of agricultural products enter ed was also surprise to the fair boosters and it is expected that the exhibition will be directly responsible for a general movement by the farm CTS and planters to elevate the grade of their products.
 The ~amusements furnished by the Snyder Greater United Shows continue to be we'll patronized but last night the weather was trifle too cool for the shows to attract a crowd as large as has been present on days earlier in the week. Immediately after the throng has gone from the grounds to- night the shows will begin to tear down and by Monday the big lot will be vacant with the exception of the
 
 agricultural tent.
 Special Agricultural Awards.
 Special awards in the agricultural ill the afternoon The special awards were as follows:
 Best bale peanut hay, c. w. Butts Moscow, Ark.
 Best single stalks collards, s. E Adams, Pine Bluff.
 Best stalk chili pepper, s. w. Bos- we'll, Jr., Cornerstone, Ark.
 Best variegated pepper, c. w. Butts Moscow, Ark.
 Best sweet potatoes, Hearndale Farm, Pine Bluff.
 Best rutabagas, Hearndale Farm Pine Bluff.
 Best two bales oat hay, G. E. Mat. lock, Pine Bluff.
 Best Japanese persimmons, s. w Boswell, IT,, Cornerstone. Ark. Second best Japanese persimmons c. H. Winfrey, Pine Bluff.
 Third best Japanese persimmons H. L. Hankins, Pine Bluff.
 Best pears in alcohol, Dr. G. A Hogg, Altheimer, Ark.
 Best Keller pears in alcohol, Fran Zangerl, Faith. Ark.
 Live Stock Awards.
 The products of Hearndale Farm near this city of which w. D. Hearn president of the Bank of Pine Bluff i! proprietor, swept through every de partment of the Jefferson County Fai and took some of the most valuable prizes and numerous blue and ret l ribbons.
 In the stock department Hearndal Farm entries took the state and coun ty sweepstakes which brings with i a cash prize of $25. The first prize for Jersey bull and COW went t. Hearndale Farm and the first sweep stakes prize in the agricultural exhl bits went to the same exhibitor.
 w. s. Boles. of Enid, Okla, wol the grand sweepstakes in the stocl department for his exhibition Of Per cheron stallions and mares, and tn Third District Agricultural School ex hibit of shorthorn cattle won tn 1 special prize for the state. Hearndal Farm also got the sweepstakes prize fo the best jack exhibited. G. B. Mat lock, of Pine Bluff, was awarded tn second prize for sweepstakes in tn agricultural department, $1O cash. ] Marvin Williams, student of tn Magnolia Agricultural School and F H. Halzclaw, of the same institution awarded the agricultural sweepstake after careful consideration of all en cries.
 The following prizes were awarde yesterday in the Poland-China ho entries; L. E. Cheek, Pine Bluff. frs prize on SOW under two years; sec