Arizona republican., 1913-11-09

Best pink yams: First. c. B. Cole son, Camp eVrde: second, J C. Max well. Camp Verde. Best dozen table beets: First. Woy Long. Phoenix; second. China Garden No. l, Phoenix. Best mangle Wurtzel beets: First, E. w. MOnrOe Camp Verde. Best half dozen sugar beets: Sec ond, W. R. Redden, Tempe Best Australian brown onions: First, Bremmer Bros, Tucson; second, Err nest Hall, Phoenix. Best prize Tanker onions: First C. D. Stevens. Fort Thomas; second, w. HOdgson, Sacaton.
 Best white Bermuda: First, George Gilmore, Tempe. Best red Weatherford onions: First George Gilmore, mempe. Best yellow Danvers onions: First George Gilmore, Tempe.
 Best any other variety: First, Er- nest Hall. Phoenix; second, Rinehole Hoeusee, Cornville.
 Best onion sets: First, Glendale board of trade.
 Best green table onions; First Ernest Hall. city; second. China Gar den No. l, city.
 Best and largest squash: First Chas. Burris. Cottonwood; second Thatcher Stafford.
 Best Hubbard squash: First, c. D, Willard, Cottonwood: second, Mona han Bros, Tucson;
 Largest pumpkin: First, R. A. Kingsbury, Yuma; second. J. H. Haynes, Yuma.
 Best sweet pumpkin: First, L. L. Bates, Prescott; second, San Xavier agent, Tucson.
 Best Rockyford cantelOupes: First, J. H. Haynes, Yuma; second. Ernest Hall. Phoenix.
 Best standard cantelOupes: First, Ernest Han city.
 Best and largest muskmellon: First NJ. L. Osborn, Camp Verde; second. T. H. Haynes, Yuma.
 Best flat Dutch cabbage: First, l.. L. Bates, Prescott.
 Best long white radishes: First. Way Long, Phoenix.
 Best long red radishes: First, Geo. Gilmore, Tempe; second. Ernest Hall, city.
 Best French Breakfast radishes: First, Way Long. Phoenix; second. Ernest Hall, Phoenix.
 Best punches spinach: First, c. M Willard. Phoenix; second. Way Long Phoenix.
 Best flat turnips; First J R. Alex ander Mayer.
 Best Globe turnips: Way Long Phoenix.
 Best green string beans: First. J. IT. Haynes. Yuma; second. G. H. Connolly, Phoenix.
 Best pink beans: first, J. J. New man, Prescott; second. San Xavier agency. Tucson.
 Best white Tepary beans: First. Mesa high school, Mesa; second, J. 6. Haynes, Yuma.
 Best other variety Indian beans. First, J. J. Newman, Prescott; second. J. H. Haynes, Yuma.
 Best blackeyed peas: First, Geo. Johnson, Chandler; second, Bremen Bros, Tucson.
 Best field peas; First, J. J. Neu- man, Prescott
 Best Garvansas. or chick peas First San Xavier agency, Tucson.
 Best tomatoes: First. R. A. Smith Son. safford; second. J. G. Han nah, Tempe. Tucson; second San Xavier agency Tucson.
 Best watermelon: First. C. D. Will ard, Cottonwood; second, w. L. Os- born. Camp Verde Best egg plant: First Way Long. Phoenix; second. Mrs. J. R. Whitton. city.
 Best celery plants: First. w. l.. Osborn. Camp Verde. Best cucumbers: First. T J. Per ", Tempe; second. United Verde F l and Q. Co.,, Clarkdale.
 Best cauliflowers: First. L. l.. Bates. Prescott Best peanuts. large type: First. s c. Wynkoop, Phoenix; second. J. IT. Haynes, Yuma Best peanuts, Spanish type: First, Mesa high school, Mesa Best and largest collection of vege- | tables grown by one exhibitor: First. 1 Ernest Hall, Phoenix; Way Long Phoenix. Sheaf and Head Exhibits Best Egyptian seed cotton: First. Chas. H. Waterhouse Tempe; second. 1 Mesa high school, Mesa. Largest and best cotton plant: A. N. Oltjen, Tempe; second, Glendale beard of trade. Best stalks amber cane: First, J. | H. Haynes. Yuma; second. l.. L. | Bates, Prescott. Best forage sorghum (other vari- I eties): First, G. H. Newton, Palo Verde; second, J. H. Haynes, Yuma. Best bearded wheat: First, J. H. | Haynes, Yuma; second. P. Aepli, | Tempe. l Best beardless wheat: First, J. H. | Haynes, Yuma. Best club wheat: First, J. D. Bill kins, city; second, J. H. Haynes, 1 Yuma. l Best red oats: First, San Xavier. l Tucson; second, w. o. Hodgson, Sac i atom. Best white oats First, Jos. Peter l son. Glendale: second Mesa high