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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10

lWhitney's Point. n Y.
Pens-First. Otselic farms. Whit
Iney's Point, N. r.
Black Iangshans.
Cockerels--First, Steuben farms
Babylon. N. Y; second, T. Z. NC
Cracker. Richmond, Va; third. Steu-
ben farms, Babylon. N. Y; fourth,
Mrs. w. s. Cooper. boswell, va;
NTH. T. e. McCracken, Richmond,
Va.
Hens-First. r. B. Martin. Wal
deck, w. Va; second. T. e. McCrack-
en-. Richmond. Va; third, Otselic
farms. Whitney's Point. N. Y: fourth,
Steuben farms. Babylon. N. y; hfth,
II. B. Martin, waldeck, w. Va.
Cock--First, r.. B. Martin, Waldeck,
W. Va; second. Pastime farms, Allen
town, Pa; third. steuben farms
Babylon. N. Y; fourth, T. f. Nc
Cracken, Richmond. Va.
Puliet--First.' T. r. McCracken,
richmond. Va; second. steuben
farms. Babylon. N. Y; third, T. f.
McCracken. Richmond. Va: fourth,
Mrs. w. 8. Cooper, boswell, Va.
Pens-First, T. E. McCracken. Rich
mond. Va.;. second, r. +. McCracken,
Richmond. Va: third. Mrs w. s.
Sooper. boswell, Va; fourth. Mrs. w.
s. Cooper. boswell, Va; fifth. Otselic
farms, Whitney's Point, N. Y.
White IAngslIans.
Cock-Ffrst. Otselic farms, Whit
ney's Point. N. Y: second, Steuben
farms. Babylon. N. Y.
Hen-First, Otselic farms, Whit
ney's Point, N. Y: second, steuben
farms. Babylon. n. Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10

Park. Va: fifth, Crescent orptngtoT
Yards Highland Park. Va.
Rose Comb Buff orping tons.
CoSsk-First. ". C. Schaff, rs North
Ninth street. Richmond. Va
Cockerel- First, w. c. Schaff, -
North Ninth street Eichmond. Va.
Hen-First. w. Z Schaff. IS North
Ninth street. Richmond Va; second,
" G. Schaff. 2S North Ninth street.
Richmond. Va: third. w. C. Schaff.
IS North Ninth street Ricmo nd. Va {;
fourth, O,soltc Farms, Whitney's
Point, y Y.
PuUct-First W. 4. Schaff. % North
Ninth street. Richmond Va; second,
" G. Sehaef. Is North Ninth street.
Richmond Va. third. ". c. Schaff,
- North Ninth street, Richmond. Va
TeD+t-irst W. {. SchACf IS North
Ninth street Richmond. va.
Rose Comb Black OrpIngtons.
Hru First. Ofsel!c Farms, Whit
Tcy's Toinr y. y. second, Steuben
Farms, Babylon, \. Y.
Coos, creI--Firs,, 0tsclic Farms.
WhitrevS Point. y Y
pul'e--First. Dtsel!c Farms, Whit
nc}'s Iu3nt. y Y.
White Cornish.
C'aCk--First, Afouutville Farm,
Nolrty1io. Va; Fe-and. Motntviile
Farm M0uutviile. Va. third. Mount
willie Farm. Mountyile. Va: fourth,
stscf.g Farms WnsfDoy's Point, y. Y.
t'ockere}-~E4rst. NoHn;vil1e Farm.
Nauutv'}1e. Va, SECOND, MountTille
Farm. Mouriviie. Va; third, Mount
yist,. Farm. Nountvjllr, Va.
Tuliet-F First. Nountvilie Farm.
Nouustl,e VA; second. Mountville
Gar,u MouH'vile, Va; third, Mount
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
MEDITTEREAN CLASS.
Rose Comb NOTIFIED AncOnas.

VI
Rose Comb Notified Anconas.
Cock-First. Otselic Farms, Whit
ney's Point ". Y.
Hen---First. OtseIic Farms, Whit
news Point. n. Y.
Cockerel--First. Otselic Farms.
Whi,ney's Point. n. Y; second. OF
selic Farms. whltney's Point. N. Y.
Notified Anconas.
Cock--First, Pastime Farms. Allen
Gown. Pa; second, Steuben farr's,
rabylon, n. Y; third. r. f. Gregory,
Il r. d. 4. Richmond. Va.
Hen--First, Pastime Farms. Allen
town. Pa: second. Otselic Farms,
Whitney's Point, y. Y.
Cooke rel irs., Otsehc Farms.
whitneys Point, y, Y: second, r. F..
Gregory. r. r. y. 4. Richmond, Va:
third r. f.. Gregory. r. F. D. 4. Ricn-
ncnd. Va; fourth. Steuben Farms.
Ba byjon. y. Y: fifth, Pastime Farms.
Allentown. Pa.
runet-First. Otselic Farms. whit
ney's Point. y. Y. second. r. f. Greg
cry, r. F. d 4. Richmond, Va: third.
r. f. Gregory r. F. y. 4, Richmond,
Va. fourth. Fastime Farms. Allen
town, Pa; fifth, r. f. Gregory. r. F.
y. 4, Richmond. Va
Pen-First. Otselic Farms, Whit
: " oIiit. SFN'tiA' NfITNAAN
Farms Whitney's Point, y. y.
Silver Campines.
Cock--F.rst. Pastime Farms. Allen
town, Pa; second, Otselic Farms,
Whitneys Point, n. Y.
Hen--Ftret. nastime Farms, Allen
town Pa; second. htsclic Farms,
Whitney's Point. y. Y.
Cockerel-F1rst. Pastime Farms,
Allentown. Pa; second, Otselic Farms.
Whituey's Point. y. Y.
Puilet-First, Pastime Farms, Allen
town. Pa; second, Otselic Farms.
Whltney's Point. n. Y.
Pen-First, Otseltc Farms, Whit
ney's Point. ". Y: second, Otselic
Farms. Whttneys Point. \. Y.
Golden CampieS.
Cock-First. Pastime Farms, Allen
town, Pa; second. Pastime Farms.
Allentown, Pa: third, Pastime Farms.
Allentown, Pa.
Hen-F4rst. Otselic Farms, Whit
ney's Point n. Y: second, Pastime
Farms, Allentown. Pa; third, Pastime
Farms. Allentown. Pa; fourth. Pas
time Farms. Allentown, Pa.
Cockerel-Frst. Pastime Farms,
Allentown, Pa.
Pulet-FIrst, Pastime Farms, AL
ientown. Pa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
ASIATIC CLAs~-CT49SS No. ..
Light RrahmaS.

Cock-First. Steuben Farms. Bahy.
Ion, y. Y: second. Pastime Farms.
Allentown. Pa. third. ptseiic Farms,
WhHneys Pesnt~*Nt u -.-.-. -=e .ts.-.-.
Hen--F'irst, A. J. Seelman, Highs
land Park, Va: second, Ctseitc Farms.
Whitneys Point. \. Y; third. Steuben
Farms. Babylon. y. Y; fourth. a, J.
Seelman. Highland Park. Va: ifth,
Pastime Farms. Allentown. Pa.
Cockeret-F'irsf Otseiic Farms,
whitneys Point. y. Y; second. Pas
time Farms. Allentown Pa.
=. pullet~--Firs;. Otseiic Farms. Whit
neys Point y. Y: second, PaSttma
Farms Allentown, Pa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
NOTES APPEAL. FROM
FINE FOR SPEEDING

w. T.. Atkinson. auto demonstration
for a large local automobile st.les
agency. WAS fined 800 in Police court
yesterday on the charge Of speeding.
An appeal was noted. Motorcycle Of
ficer Clark told Justice Crutchheld that
the demonstrator was driving his car
up Monument avenue at q speed OF
between twenty-five and twenty
eight miles an hour.
Edwin S. Howard. another speeder
summoned 10 appear before Justice
Crutchfeid yesterday. failed To put In
an appearance. and an attachment was
issued for him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
Poultry Department


English Cornish.
Eockrel--First, r. J. Schurz, r. F,
d M Richmond. Va; second. J. +.
n Hthurnen r. r n, Richmond Va;
1th6d. j. r. Evans, Il r. u, Rich
ra4fAd. Va; fourth. J. y. Schuruen,
RtsF. d. Richmond Va firm, J. r.
q E,tfns H. r.. u. Richmond, Va
ss fftsIist-- First, c. II. Smith, War-ren-
xoAl Va. second. G ". Smith. Warren
soii~ Va: third, n T simpson, Rich
zrfnd Va: fourth. }. =. SchUrncH.
I RI. n. Richmond. Va sch ! T..
Sckurmen, r =, u, Richmond. Va
pen-Fa-st. C. II smith Wa~rentnr,
We second. W. Il Williams Saooi,
III White DorIina,
rock--First. s5euben Farms. rahy-
lnA \. v secoH5. N;se!5o Farms,
E1Hsrney's Point y y
Hea--Ytrsst Otse}.c Farms Whit
n4ys Point y. j.
fsillet--F'rs,- s'egaen Farms. RAINY
isah y. y second "tsoto Farms.
whisneys Point y y.
Cswkerel-First. S'euhen Farms,
BAbvlon. y. ~ second. otscbc Farms.
whitney's Font. \. Y.
.pen~-Flrst. otselt~ Farms, Whit
neg's Point \. Y.
CoIorcd Dorkinc.
sGock--F5rst. ptseIc Farms Whit
nsf's Font. y. y.
4Ien~-First otse1ic Farms Wht-
naxs Point, n. y
tTock~r ui--f'trst tec.al3c Farias,
Whitney, Point y. y
fullet-Firs; Gt~e'lc Farms WHIT
rsys Point, y " second. Offset
FNrmx Whtrcys ToiHu y
sen~-4-I-lrsI 4tselie Farms, WHIT
fks.s Toirv. n Y.
--z@sA silver Gray Dorl,ine
.Cocll--I7iEs: Ot~e5ie Farms, WHIT
neys Point Y, Y
Her Frs. otse'5c Farms. WHIT
trtv's Point y. y
Pullet-First stcanen Farms Baby
-Socterei-rlrst, stevben Farms.
IF tsfs, o.srl.r Farms. whit
srrsss roint. X y.
s-7sS #'t'-"+' Red Car,
tstsysg,s First SsetlheU Farms. Da}v-
Ion, y y second, Pasllne Farms,
Allentown, Fa,
81 Hen--F;rsi. sleubeu Farms. Baby
Han. N Y. second. Pastjme Farms.
sAuentown. Pa. third. Paatimo Farms
ALLENTOWN. Pa, fourth Pastime
Farms. Allentown. Pa
1s. single Comb White orpington.
Cock-First, F. s. Burlington, Rich
rnond. Va. second PasIine Farms.
A4lentov.n. Pa third, j. W. Dennis.
Issnns Hall. VA
Hen-First r s. Burlington, Rich
,nond. Va. second !. ". Dennis.
sTsnns Hal Va. third. !. ". Dennis.
Rims Hall. Va: fourth Past nto
WARNS. Allentown. IA
yscock First ] N Dennis, Bl0ns
fall. va; second, 7. < Hullnet oo.
Richmond. Va. third. Z s. BuUing-
ton. Richmond Va: fourth otscll"
Farms v-hitncy.a Point. y Y
s,ses Pallet Ffrsa 4 " Dennis BintS
efTeil va second r. : darlington,
Egrhmona. Va. third. +. :. BulhrG-
ion. Richmond. Va
Pens First. J " Dennis B'nns
IA.
~ Rose Comb White orpington.
Cnck-First. 0tscI}r Farms, Whit
nry's Point. \.
MA Hen~-First, Dtselic Farms, Whit
ney.s point. Y. Y.
"a sssoc.Serel-~ First. .Ctsclc farms
fsyhitrev's Point. Y. Y; second. ct
aslsc EARNS. Whitney's Point n. y;
third. 0teelic Farms. Wh.tuey'& Point,
NY.
ruItet--Ftrst. OtscHc Farms. Whit
ney's peint. y. Y: second, otsejic
Farms. w-hifaly's Point y. y.
Single Comb Black Dr1lington
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
MEDITERRANEAN CLASS.


single Comb Brown Leghorns.
Cock-First, L. Z. Meyers. r. F. D.
6. Richmond. Va: second. c. II. Sat
terwhite. Highland Park. Va; third
L. f. Meyers. r. F. d. 6. Richmond. va
Hen--First, L. f. Meyers, r. F. D. g.
Richmond. Va; second. c. Fl. Satter-
white, Highland Park. Va: third. Steu-
ben farms, Babylon. N. Y: fourth, Otse-
lis farms. whitneys Point. N. Y.
puilet--First, C. II. Satterwhite
Highland Park. Va.
,Pen-First. c. H. Satterwnite'
Highland Park. Va.
Rose Comb Brown Leehorns.
Cock--First. Otselic farms. Whit
neys Point. N. Y.
Cockerel--First. Steuben farms, Ba-
bylon. N Y: second. Otselic farms,
whitneys Point n. Y.
Hen-F'irst, Steuben farms, Babylon.
N. Y: second. Otselic farms. Whitneys
Point, ". Y.
Pullet-First, otselic farms. whit
neys Point, N. Y.
Pens-First. Otselic farms. whit
neys Point, N. Y: second. Otselic farms,
whitneys Point. n. Y.
single Comb White Leshorns.
Cock-First, Pastime farms Allen
town. Pa; second, Pastime farms. AL
lentown. Pa: third. ]. e. and J. w.
Gates, Edgewood avenue. North Rich
mond, Va: fourth. w. r. Todd. AIS
North sixth street. Richmond. Va;
ffth. Otselic farms. Whitneys Point
n. Y.
Hen-Ffrst. r. r. V. Poultry farm,
Richmond, Va; second. J. f. and ]. w.
Gates. Edgewood avenue. North Rich
mond. Va: third. Pastime farms, Al
lentown, Pa. fourth. J. e. and J. w.
Gates, Edgewood avenue, North Rich
mond Va; fifth. J. f. and ]. w. Gates
Edgewood avenue. North Richmond. Va.
Cockerei-First. Pastime farms. Al
lentown, Pa. second, r. F. V. Poultry
farms. Richmond Va; third. D. w. Jar
dine. stanton. Va; fourth, r. r. v.
Poultry farm. Richmond. Va.
Pullet-F'irst. Pastime farms. Allen
town, Pa: second. w. r. Todd, 426
North Sixth street, Richmond. Va:
third. r. F. V Poultry farm. Rich
mond. Va; fourth. c. L. Todd. Brook
land Park. Va: fifth. J. f. and ]. w.
Gates, Edgewood avenue. North Rich
mond. Va
Pens-First. Pastime farms, Allen
town. Pa: second. W. r. Todd, AIS
North Sixth street, Richmond. Va;
third. ]. F. and j. w. Gates. Edge
wood avenue. North Richmond. Va;
fourth. J.. E. and J. w. Gates. Edge
wood avenue. North Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
DUTCH CTIASS--CLlSS No. ).
Silver Spancied HAMBURG


Cock-First, Steuben Farms, Baby
Ion. n. Y.
Hen--First. steuben Farms Paby-
Ion, n. Y.
Golden Spancied Hamburg.
Cock-First, Otselic Farms, Whit
neys Point. y. "
Hen--First otseiic Farms, Whit
neys Point. n. Y
Cockerel~-Ftrst. Otselic Farms,
Whitneys Point. \. Y.
Pullet-First. Otselic Farms, Whit
neys Point. y. Y.
White Hamburg.
He1l-~-E'irst. OtselC Farms, Whit
neys Point. n. Y.
Pullet--First, Otselic Farms, WATT
neys Point. y. Y.
Silver Pcncilcd Hamburg.
Cock-First, Steuben Farms, Baby
Ion. n. Y.
Hen-F'irst, Steuhen Farms. Baby
lon, N. Y. second. Steuben Farms,
Babylon. y Y
coekerel--First, ste6ben Farms
Babylon. n. Y.
Pullett-First. steuben Farms,
Babylon. N Y.
Golden Pcnciied Hamburg.
Hen--First. Steuben Farms, Baby
lon, y. y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
AWARDS MADE AT THE STATE FAIR YESTERDAY

, Puiiet--Ffrst, Pastime Farm, Allen.
town, Pa.
BUR FAycrol1c.
Cock--First, Pastir1e Farms, Allen
town, Pa
town, Pa.
Cockere,-First. Pastime Farms AL
lentown, Pa.
Pullet--F'irst. Pastime Farms, Allen
town, Pa.
POLISH CLASS.
CLASS NO. 5.
Nom Bearded Golden Polish.
Cock--First. Otselic Farms, Whit
ney's Point. ". Y; second. Steuben
Farms, Babylon. n. Y.
Hen-~First, Steuben Farms. Baby
lon, y. Y: second, Steuben Farms,
Egbylon. \. Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
FRENCH CLASS. CLASS No. =.
HOudaeS

Cock--First, Pastime Farms, Allen
town. Pa; second. Otselic Farms
Whitney's Point. n. Y.
Hen--First, Otselic Farms, Whit
ney's Point, n. Y; second, Pastime
Allentown. Pa.
Cockerels-First. Steuben Farms,
Babylon, n. Y, second. Otselic Farms,
Whitney's Point. N. Y; third. Pas
time Farms. Allentown. Pa.
Pullet-First, Steuben Farms Baby
lon, n. Y: second. Otselic Farms,
time Farms, Allentown. Pa.
Pen-First. Otselic Farms, Whit
ney's Point, N, y.
La F7echc.
Cock-First, Steuben Farms, Baby
Ion, \. Y: second. Steuben Farms,
Babylon, N. Y.
Pullet-First. otselic Farms, Whit
ney's Point. n. Y; second. Otselic
Farms, Whitney's Point, N. Y.
Salmon Faveroller.
Cock-First, Otselic Farms, Whit
ney's Point, n. Y; second, Pastime
Farms, Allentown, Pa.
Hen--First, Otselic Farms. Whit
rey's Point, n. Y; second. Pastime
Farms, Allentown. Pa
Cockerel-First. Otselic Farms
Whitney's Point, y. Y: second, Pas
time Farms. Allentown. Pa: third,
otselic Farms, Whitneys Point, n. Y.
Pullet-First, Pastime Farms. AL
lentown, Pa.
Houdans.
ANY OTHER VARIETY.
White Faveroile.
Cock--First. Pastime Farms Allen
town. Pa
Hen-FSrst. Pastime Farms, Allen
town. Pa.
Cockrei--First, Pastime Farm. AL
lentown, Pa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10

Pen--First. Otselic Farms. Whit.
ney's Point, ~. Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
ORNAMENTAL BANTAMs.

ract-~First. otselic Farms, Whit
o,.s Point n. Y; second. steuoen
Farms, Babylon, N. Y.
Hens-First. Steuben Farms. MI ~.
IN n v. second, Otselic Farms, whit
ney's Point, N Y x,v,,,.
Cockerel-First Otselic Farms Wh,'-
news Point. n. Y; second o'uoe''
Farms. Babylon. n. Y.
pu,Iet-First. Otselic Farms "hit-
,ev,s point. n Y; second. steuoen
Farms. Babylon. n, Y.
pen-First. Steuhen Farms, Banyioh'
~ v. second, Otselic Farms, whit
ney's Point, N. Y.
Non-pearded white Polish Bantams'
Cock-First, Steuben Farms. Bany
,or n Y. second, Otselic Farms, WHIT
news Point N. y.
Hen-First, otselic Farms, whitney
point n Y; second. Steuben Farms
Babylon. n. 1,,,,,.
Cocxerel--First Otselic Farms, whit
news Point, n. Y.
pullet-First, Otselic Farms. Whit
news Point. n. Y.
Hen-First. Otselic Farms. whit
ney's Point. N. Y.
Ru1 Laced Polish bantam.
co.Lare,--Etrst. Otselic Farms. Whit
ney's Point. n. Y, ,,,.
Hen-First Otselic Farms, Whit
ney's Point. n. Y.
Cockerel-First. Otselic Farms Whlt-
news Point n Y
pullet-First. Otselic Farms, Whit
news Point, n Y; second, Otseiic
rarms. whitneys Point. N. Y.
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whitneys Point. N r.; third, Otssiic
farms. whitneys Point. N. Y.
Pen--First. Otselic farms. Whitneys
Point, N. Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
GAMES, GUINEAS,
POULTRY. ETC.
Class IL.
white Silkies.

Cock--First. Pastime farms. Allen
town Pa: second, Steuben farms, ba-
bylon. n. Y.
uen-Flrst. Pastime farms. Allen
town. Pa: second, Steuben farms. Ba-
bvlon, N. Y; third, Pastime farms, AL
lentown. Pa. =,
lentown. Pa: second otseilc Aa'ihS'
whitney Point. y, Y.
Pullets-First. Pastime farms. Al
,entown, Pa. second, Otselic farms
Whitneys Point. n, Y,
Pen-First Pastime farms, Alien
town. Pa: second, Pastime farms, Al
lentown, Pa
cock-First, Otselic farms, Whit
whitneys Point, n. Y.
neys Point, n. Y.
Hen-First. otselc farms. Whitneys
Point, n. Y.
cockerel-First, steuben farms. Ba-
Puilet-First. steuben farms. Ba-
bylon. N. Y.
FrixxIes, Bantam.
Cock-First, Otselic farms. Whitneys
Point, n Y. second, Otselfc farms.
Whitneys Point, n. Y.
Hen-First. Otselc farms, Whitneys
Point, N. Y.
cockerel-First, otselic farms, Whit
neys Point N. Y.
Pullet-First. Otselic farms. Whit
neys Point, n Y.
White Rumples.
Cock-First Otselic fSlrms. Whit
neys Point, n. r.: second. Otselic farms,
Whitneys Point, N. y: third. Otselic
farms, whitneys Point. N Y.
Hen---First. Otselic farms. Whitneys
Point, n. Y: second. Otselic farms,
whltneys Point. N. r.; third, Otselic
farms, Whitneys Point. N. Y.
Cockerel--First, Otselic farms. Whit
neys Point. N. Y; second. Otseiic farms.
whitneys Point. N. r.: third. Otselic
farms, Whitneys Point. N. y.
Pullet--First Otselic farms. Whit
neys Point, N. T.; second. Otselic farms
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Cockerel--First, Otse1ic farms, Whit
neys Point. Va; second, Steuben farms
Babylon. N. Y.
Pullet-First, Otselic farms, Whit
neys Point. N. T.; second tSteuben
farms. Babylon. N. Y.
Pen-First. Otselic farms. Whitneys
Point. N. Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10

Whitneys Point, N. Y.
Pnllet-- First, Otselic Farms. Whit
neys Point. N. Y.
Pen--First. otselic Farms, White
neys Point, ". Y.
Rose Comb Black Bantams.
Cock-7First, Steuben Farms, Baby
Ion. N. y; second, Otselic Farms.
Whitneys Point, N. Y.
Hen---First, Otselic Farms, Whit
neys Point, n. "; second Stedben
Farms, Babylon, N. Y.
Cockerel--First, Otselic farms.
Whitneys Point, N. r.: second. .steu-
ben Farms Babylon. n. Y.
Pullet-E'irst. Otselic Farms Whit
neys Point, N. r.; second steuben
Farms, Babylon, N. Y.
Pen--First, Otselic Farms, Whit
neys Point, N. Y; second, Otselic
Farms, Whtneys Point, N. Y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
ENGLIS CLASS. CLASS No. 4.
Dark Cornish

Cock, First. F. J. Schurz. r. f. D..
richmond. Va: second, c. II. Smith,
arrenton, Va; third. F. J. Schurz,
F. D.. Richmond. Va: fourth, j.
T.. Schirmen, r. F. D., Richmond.
Va. fifth, ]. E. Schirmen, r. f. d.,
Richmond Va.
Hen-First, J. f.. Schirmen, r. F.
l.. Richmond, Va: second, c. H.
Smith. Warrenton, Va. third, c. II.
SIN. thi Warrenton. Va; fourth. j. f..
Schirmen. r.. F. D., Richmond, Va. j;
fifth, j. e. Schirmen. r. F. D., Rich
mond Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-10
ENGLISH CLASS.
White Cornish.

Hen--First, MoCntville Farm.
Nountville. Va; second, Otsefic
Farms. Whitneys Point, N. Y; third.
Mountvile Farm, Mountville, Va;
fourth Mountville Farm, Mountyille,
The Colorado statesman., 1914-12-26
Big CROP GAIN SHOWN
CORN, WHEAT, OATS AND RYE
CROPS INCREASE.
Colorado Farmers Raised 4,326, 900
More Bushels of Corn Than Year
Ago, But Received Lower Prices.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denyer.-Colorado's corn, wheat,
oats and rye crops and prices received
in 1914 show consistent gains, accord
ing to the December report of the
bureau of crop estimates of the De-
partment of Agriculture. The figures
show the underlying cause of much OF
the prosperity apparent in the agri-
cultural communities and districts of
the state, as compared with conditions
in 1913.
Colorado farmers raised 4,326.000
more bushels of corn than a year ago,
but received cents bushel less for
the crop. Nearly 100000 more bush
els of wheat were grown, with an in
creased price of 9 cents bushel. The
oats crop was 1925, ,0GO bushels great
er than a year ago, and the selling
price was 1 cent higher. An increase
of . cents in the price of barley netted
a considerable sum to Colorado farm
ers. who raised $4,000 bushels more
than year ago. The tabulated bulle-
tin of the bureau is as follows.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-12-26
COLORADO NEWS
GATHERED FROM
All Parts of the State

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
Jan. 1S1S.-Meeting State Assn OF
County Commissioners. in Denver.
Jan. 20-21.--Colorado Good Roads AS
sociation Meeting. in Denver.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-12-26
Standard Packs Urged by Fruit Men.

Grand Junction.-The STANDARDIZED
ton of pack, the reduction of freight
rates and the regulation of commits
sion merchants by new measure
drafted along revolutionary lines, were
recommended by the 300 fruit growers
and shippers who held their first an
nual conference in this city. A COM
mittee was named to draft the pro-
posed measure, embodying in it GER
tain recommendations agreed upon by
the growers. The committee will re-
port to the fruit men by having the
measure printed and distributed,
The Colorado statesman., 1914-12-26
Ranch Hand Shot in Duel.

eight, employed on the William Lon
gan ranch northwest of Longmont,
was shot three times by Night Marshal
Galloway and Deputy Sheriff b. o.
Smith. after he had pulled gun on
the officials while resisting arrest
One shot took effect in the right
shoulder, another in the fleshy part
of the left leg and the third struck a
knife and dollar in the mans pocket,
which killed the force of the bullet,
causing only slight flesh wound. The
dollar was bent double.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-12-26
Second Rich Strike in cresson Mine

Cripple Creek.-A second strike,
which it is believed will eclipse the
richness of ore uncovered recently,
was made in the Cresson mine prop
erty Ten thousand dollars to $25, 900
a ton is the estimated value of ore
contained in the richest portion of the
second strike. 1t lies in a narrow
streak through an ore shoot running
fifteen to thirty feet wide, the gangue
of which assays $50 to 5000 a ton, a
considerably higher value than that of
the first find. The strike was made
on the 1,300-foot level.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-12-26
insurance Policies for Christmas.

Colorado Springs.-The Colorado
Springs & Interurban Railway Com
pany will play Santa Claus to both the
public and its employees this year. A
carload of coal will be distributed to
the poor by the company. To the en-
ployes the company gives a $1,000 life
insurance policy. paying the premium
from year to year as long as the men
are in the employ of the company.
There will be $230,OOO in insurance
this year
The Colorado statesman., 1914-12-26
Explosion Wrecks Kitchen.

Fort Collins.-While Mrs. M. Dime
beck, seventy, was doing her washing
the stove exploded, wrecking the kit
chen. The stove was torn into small
fragments, parts of which went
through the wall. Mrs. Dinnebeck was
struck by the top of the boiler and hot
water scalded her from the hips to
her feet. Water from the boiler put
out the fire. 1t is believed there was
powder or dynamite in the coal
The Colorado statesman., 1914-12-26
TWO Held as Bootlessers.

Boulder.-James Webber, livery
man, and Thomas Sherratt, miner,
both of Lafayette, have been added to
the colony of alleged bootleggers in
the Boulder jail The men were ar
rested by the federal troops.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-12-26
Wagon crushes Farmer

Eaton.-Falling from heavily
loaded wagon that ran over his hip
and chest, w. A. Johnson, a farmer
near here, is suffering with a frac-
tured hip and physicians fear ne is in
jured internally and may not recover.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-12-26
Denver Man Named Hawaiian Judge

Denver.-Thomas B. Stuart of this
city, twice speaker of the Colorado
House of Representatives, and later
Denver district judge, has been APP
pointed a circuit judge for the Island
OF Hawaii by President Wilson.
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