The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-07-30

Fifth prize ........ $50 $50
Division DOW. R. & N. Co.
boys contest for best II ears. This
contest limited to boys under Is
years of age
Irrig'd non-irrd
First prize $4,000 $4,000
Second prize ...... 1900 1900
Third prize ........ 1000 1000
Fourth prize ...... 500 800
Fifth prize ........ ESQ ESQ
Division Cow. r. & N. Co. best
general display, IS. Basis of award:
Number of varieties, 20; quality of
grain, 40; taste of arrangement, 20;
size of exhibit, TO- story of how it
was produced, 10-100
Division F-Boys' corn club, A. H.
Averill Machinery Co. To the Boys
Corn Club making the best general
exhibit, under same rules as division
E, and A. H. Averill Machinery Co.,
of Portland, Or, will give the follow
ing: First, library Of nine agricultur-
al and horticultural books; second,
library of six agricultural books;
third, library of three agricultural
and horticultural books.
Division G-R. B. Miller. Best
one ear, any variety, offered by r. B..
Miller, traffic manager, O.-W. r. &
N. Co., $25.
Division H-C. L. Smith. For best
IL ears popcorn, C. L. Smith, agri-
culturist, O.-W. R. & N. Co., will give
First prize, S.; second prize. $3;
third prize 50.
Division l, class 2, ]. I. Case
Threshing Machine Co.-For best
100 ears Flint corn grown on upland
by dry farming methods, IL stalks
and statement of how grown to ac-
company the exhibit. the ]. l. Case
Threshing Machine Company, Port
land, Or, will give a Racine rotary
harrow.
Division j, class /, R. M. Wade &
Co.-Best two acres of Dent corn
grown on irrigated land, to be judg-
ed by the same rules provided for the
one-acre contests, 100 ears of field
selected seed corn and six stalks, to
be exhibited, riding cultivator, Of
fered by r. M. Wade & Co, Portland
Division J, class g. Mitchell, Lewis
& Staver Company-Prize, J. l. Case
lister, subsoiler and drill. For best
two acres nonirrigated Dent corn
grown by dry farming methods, Nit
chell, Lewis & Staver Company of
Portland, Or, and Spokane, Wash,
offer a prize consisting of j. l. Case
lister, subsoiler and seed drill, COM
bined, an excellent tool for the dry
land farmer. To be judged by the
rules of one-acre contests, 100 ears
field selected seed corn and IL. stalks
to be exhibited.
Division X, class 2, Oliver Chilled
Plow Works-For the best three
acres of corn grown on non-irrigated
land, the corn to be judged by the
same rules as provided for the one
acre contests, 100 ears of corn and
IL stalks to be exhibited at the show.
The Oliver Chilled Plow Works, Port
land, Or, will give one No. Is var
liable drop corn planter.
Division l., class l, John Deere Co.
For the best five acres of corn, ir-
rigated, to be judged under same
rules as provided for the one-acre
contests, 100 field-selected ears and
II stalks to be exhibited at the show
The John Deere Company, Portland
Or, offer as a prize one No. 999 new
Deere corn planter, oblique selection
variable drop.
Division l., class 2, international
Harvester Company-For best ij3e
acres of corn grown en- non-irrigatet
lind, to be Judged by the same rules
as provided for the one-acre contests
100 field-selected ears and IL select
ed stalks to be exhibited at the show
The International Harvester Com
pany of America offers prize con
sisting of two-horse riding cultivator
Division M, class i, Oregon Moline
Plow Company--For the best II
acres of corn grown under irrigation
to be judged under the same rule.
as the one-acre contests, 100 field
selected ears of seed corn and ST,
stalks to be exhibited at the show
the Oregon Moline Plow Company
Portland, Or, will give two-hors'
walking corn cultivator.
Division M, class 2, Parlin & Oren
dorff Northwest Plow Company-Fo
the best 10 acres of corn grown with
out irrigation, to be Judged by th'
same rules as the one-acre contests
100 field-selected ears Of seed corr
and six stalks to be exhibited at tn,
show, the Parlin & Orendorff North
west Plow Company, Portland, Or.
will give King walking cultivato
(style H).
Division N, class 2, Lou s. Smitl
TO the boy or girl under 16 year
Of age entering the IL best seed ear
of his own selection, with story o
how the crop was grown, Lou