The Caucasian., 1913-11-13
CORN exhibits.
fhc AWar0s 60 Successful Compete
store on che Corn DivisiOm oS a'ls
Agricallt,ral Department. a

have exceeded in variety. classified
ton and number the records of the
years past. prof A. O.. kidder OF
the Sta@ University, who was one
of the judges, expressed his gratlfi-
cation over this exhibit. There We're
over 400 entries requiring ten ears
as a sample Of each variety exhibited
and in bushel lots, each bushel con-
tanning 100 ears by count. The sests
We're Oh scale which was true in
the fullest pg the sense. The Vests
ranged from 90 to 93.3 4er cent. Corn
is all important. gt is the bread of
the individual and the feed essen
tial to the sustenance of che working
horse and mule, 9or fAtening cattle
and swine. 1ndeed corn is the staple
supply. and therefore she aisplag al
tho State Fair eeeeiSe3 the special
attention of chose @hO apprsr ate
the value of corn. ..#
The awards arc secorde3 as go2-
I1ws:
Awavds eop Gosn Exnibia.
First Glass-Sellow Creole: First,
q. u. Mcbride, Terrebonne Parish;
second q. s. Hskford, Rusta'na
ahird, n. o. Baker, arcadia.
Best Zen Ears Calhoun Red Cob:
First, ". q. Galloway, 1Rnaldsone
Vile: second, u. P. whitman, chou
drant: third, =. 4. McNichasl, dSrand
I Cane.
Bess Tea Ears @haw's gmprosed
First, herbert aiaspard, Mansura.
Best Zen Eare Hembree selui-
| lint: g'irst, Q. g.. hale, Winnvlllr
second H g. Baker, Ars s1ia: tlailsa.
Homer Heekford, Ruston.
Best Zen Ears stewarde WAite
Shoe Peg: first, Z. q. Binton, sSirard;
second, sohn 9ones, Rayvillse third
I'll. y. spencer, eiirsrA
! Best Zen Ears Square aHal: Tirsl
Leon Sanders, Slain Dealing; sec-
| md. Mrs. ,. 4. borden, Gillian
| bird, J. 3. Marchand, Duplesis.
Best Fen Ears Most Prolific Corn
sirst, w. d. Corral, Bastrop; second
\. Z. Calhoun, Choudrant; third, W
+. Robinson, Arizona.
Best Ten Ears Hastings Prolific
First, A. B. White, Homer; second
H. P. Baker, Arcadia; third b. B
Staples, Ruston.
Best Ten Ears Candy: First, 1. p
White, Homer; second, M. +. Robin
son. Arizona: third, James Pierre
Denham Springs.
Best Ten Ears 'Sentell's White
Dent: First, j. M. Sentell, Dixie; sec
ond, S. L. Burt, Benton: third, NJ. w
Sentell, ColIinsburg.
Best Ten Ears Stewards yellow
Dent: H. P. Baker Jr., Arcadia; sec
nd H. P. Baker. Arcadia; third; |
L. Hale, Winnville.
Best Ten Ears Mexican June
First, V. C. Barringer, Monroe; sec
md, A. J. LaBorde, Marksville; thirC
lP. +. Biouillettes, Marksville.
Best ten ears of any other thai
above naged varieties, based on siz
Of ear: First, Knight Bros, Gas
piana; second, 0. X. Dupree, Marks
|eyille; third, L. J. Burt Rocky Mount
Best ten ears of any other prolific
variety: First, R. P. Whitman, Chou
| 1rant; second, w. N. Conger, Area
liza; third, E. L. Pratt, Jennings.
| Sweepstakes, ten-ear esamples
First, Knight Bros, Caspiana.
| Bushel lots, any variety, open t
| State: First, Knight Bros, Caspiana
second, J. NJ. Sentell, Dixie; third
lW. F. Galloway, Donaldsonville.
| Bushel lots, open to members o
Louisiana Corn Growers Associa
| ion: First, Knight Bros, Caspiana
second, J. M. Sentell, Dixie; third,
L. Hale, WinnMlle.
Best five stalks of corn with ear
and main roots attached open t
members of Louisiana Corn Grow
ers Association: First, I. L. Hal'
Winville; second, NJ F. Robinson
Arizona; third, Knight Bros, Gas
piana.
:; Best ten ears Popcorn, any va
J: riety: First, S. E. Burt, Benton; sec
: md, E. M. Laughlin. Alden Bridg5
s third, A. B. White, Homer.
7 Best quarter bushel of cornmea
First, w. F. Robinson, Arizona; sec
f end, A. B. White, Homer.
Il Best quarter bushel grits. First, /.
J. Wardlaw, Coushatta; second, ].
Sentell, Dixie.
Best quarter bushel corn chop;
: First, r. H. Anthony, Mansfield; SCI
s ond, A. B. White, Homer.
v Best quarter bushel corn and CO
e chops: First, A. J. Laborde, Mark:
e Iville; second, n. W. Sentell, Collins
$ burg.
Il Individual Awards.