Arizona republican., 1914-11-16

Best sweet pumpkin, second prize | Best and largest pumpkin, second IpriZe. | Best sweet pumpkin. second prize. Best six Rockyford melons, first prize.
 1 Best six cantaloupes, first prize. Best standard melons, first prize. Best muskmelons, second prize. Half bushel pink beans, third prize White Tipari beans, second prize Any other variety beans, second prize.
 Best half bushel black eyed peas, second prize. Lima beans, first prize. String chili, second prize. Largest watermelon, second prize. Half bushel peanuts Qarge), third prize.
 Best collection vegetables, second prize.
 Best ten stalks amber cane, first prize.
 1 est ten stalks any other ,ari ,ty cane. first prize.
 Ten stalks any other .:e.y grain Is ghum, second prize
 Indian Class
 Best twelve ears white corn, sec |ond prize.
 Best twelve ears yellow corn, sec ond prize.
 Best twelve ears squaw corn, first prize.
 Best twelve ears flint corn, first prize.
 White tipari beans, second prize.
 Colored tipari beans, first prize.
 Largest squash, first prize.
 Best crook meek squash, first prize.
 Millet, second prize.
 Pima County.
 First prizes in this display went to Borimmer brothers for their showing of sweet potatoes and peanuts. They also carried off second premium on milo maize.
 w. O. Hoagson won second prizes on largest watermelon, largest squash, and pink beans, taking red ribbons also on white oats and wheat, the lat ter being raised under the dry farm ing system. Third prize in the pep per class also went to this exhibitor.
 Santa Cruz County.
 The exhibit from the south ern county showed originality and diversity of products, all though apples were featured in the display. Mark Manning of Sonita was the only exhibitor to carry off first prize, winning the blue ribbon for the best ten ears of Mexican June corn. Yavapai County
 First prizes on the following exhibits were awarded the United Verde ranches at Clarkdale Late Crawford peaches, New Town pippins. Wealthy apples, quinces, pink sweet potatoes. plums, Chicago apples.
 Other awards were as follows:
 Bearded wheat, F.. w. Monroe, 1st
 White oats, F.. w. Monroe, 2d.
 White dent corn, Charles Stagg. 1st
 Flint corn (dry farming). O. T. Far ley, 1st.
 Yellow dent corn (dry farming), J. W. Pride. 1st Squash, H. Shuermann, 2d.
 Delicious apples. W. G. Wingfield, 2d. Crimes Golden, Tinsley, 2d. Rome Beauty, Crystal Springs Fruit | Co.,. 2d-
 Sweet cider Crystal Springs Fruit 1 Co, 1st.
 Wealthy Apples, Crystal Springs Fruit O., 2d. RI Greetings Crystal Springs Fruit l Co. 1st. | Dent Corn. James Julie, 1st. Mammoth cling peaches, M. l.. Os- |, born, 1st. Bermuda onions, NJ. l.. osborn, 1st.
 Prizetaker onions, NJ. l.. Osborn. 1st.
 Black Ben Davis apples, B. Chaves, 2d.
 Navajo County r. J. Willis, of Linden, who came down to the fair with a large col I lection of Navajo county products, | carried off practically all the dry farming awards, being given the prize for the largest and best exhibit of dry farming products by any one | exhibitor. In addition he took eleven firsts and six seconds, distributed IS !, fellows: Firsts-Burbank potatoes: l pink, white and pinto beans; white flint corn; rice; popcorn; watermel- on; largest pumpkin; largest Hub hard squash; Danish bald cabbage: [ amber cane Seconds-White Star and Early Rose potatoes; yellow and white dent corn; largest and best squash; tomatoes. l Other firsts: Largest and best rumpkin, Ed Malone. Linden; largest and best squash, Wid Brewer, Pine dale; best rutabagas, Joseph Peter son, Lakeside; best mangel wurzels. Joseph Peterson, Lakeside; Irish po- tatoes, any variety, A. P. Larsen: Mexican beans, Elouise Flake, Snow | flake.
 Seconds: Flat turnips, Joseph Pe ! terson; white flint corn, Tal Peter 1 son, Pinedale; flat Dutch cabbage and Hubbard squash, Gus Hansen, Lakeside; Australian brown and Bermuda onions, Snowball cabbage, I N. S. Hansen. Lakeside; sweet corn, | Vergil Flake Snowflake. | Coconno County l F. o. Allen, fair commissioner from I Coconino county. carried off the fol- lowing prizes: | Early Ohio potatoes, first and sec ond; Mammoth Pearl potatoes, first and second; White Star, first Coco mino Pinks, second; F bushel hull less barley first. sheaf BeardlesS