The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-08-14

all cases be final.
AWARD OF PRIZES-The awarding
of cash prizes will be at a meeting OF
the clubs held after he fair
The award of ribbons will be by the
judges.
All members taking a first prize will
be given a blue ribbon.
All members taking a second prize
will be given a red ribbon.
All members taking a third prize
will be given a white ribbon
ENTRIES AND AWARDS
Calf Exhibit
PRIZES-First prize; loving cup;
second prize, SO 90; third prize, $3.50.
AWARD OF PRIZES. Judging by
expert men having no interest %involv-
ed. 2. The score given will be bas-
ed on individual perfection in breed
represented by that individual. BY
this method a 95 per cent perfect Jer-
sey will be placed above a SO per
cent perfect Holstein.
3. Grade stock will be placed in the
breed group they most closely re-
semble and will be judged as of that
breed.
A. Points considered in scoring
will be those accepted as standard in
SlOCh JuuBluS. !
Pig Exhibit
PRIZES-First prize $500; second
prize, $3.50; third prize $1.0O.
AWARD OF PRIZES.Judging will
be by expert men who have nc inter
est involved.
The score will be based on individ-
ual perfection in breed represented
by that individual. Thus, a 95 per
cent Poland China will be placed
above a SO per cent Duroc Jersey.
Grade stock will be placed by the
judges into the breed group most
closely resembled by the individual.
Poultry Exhibit
POULTRY CONTEST A-Prizes-
First prize, $500; second prize, $500;
third prize, $1.00.
CONDITIONS. The exhibit will
consist of one cockerel and two hens
of any breed of chickens.
2. The selection II preparation of
: birds for exhibition will be made by
} the club members.
3. The exhibit must be selected
from a flock owned and raised by the
club members.
POULTRY CONTEST B-PRIzEs
First prize, $3.50; second prize
$3.50; third prize, $1.00.
, CONDITIONS-Open to all varie-
ties and breeds of fowls.
Score will be placed IN excellence
of individuals of Zach exhibit, regard
less of variety or breed. BY this
method the award will be made to the
member who makes the best exhibit
d whether it be of duck, geese or other
fowl.
S Corn Exhibit
CORN CONTEST A-PRIZES-Firs
prize, $500; second prize, $1.00; thirC
d, prize, ribbon.
CONDITIONS. Exhibits will
consist of ten ears of any one variety
: 2. The exhibit will be selected b.
the club member from his or her plo
regardless Of the size of the plot o
I soil condition.
CORN CONTEST B-Prizes-Firs
prize, $500; second prize, $3.50; thir
prize, $1.00.
BASIS OF AWARD-Yield per acre
30; profit, 80; exhibit 10 ears seed
20; story, How l made my crop" 2
total score, 100.
CONDITIONS-The area of tn
members plot must be at least on
acre.
The exhibit will consist of ten ear
of any one variety.
The exhibit will include a recor
of costs and receipts and a story o
at least 200 words How | Made NJ.
: Crop of Corn" This record will b
made on blanks furnished for ths
ut purpose.
nd Garden Exhibit
or GARDEN CONTEST A=The exhit
IL its in this contest, consisting of te'
r. tomatoes, must be prepared and st
" lected by a club member from his o
her plot. The exhibit will be judge
SIX according to it's excellence as a MAJ
he ket product.
ed PRIzES-First prize, $500; secon
RS. prize, $1.50; third prize, $1.00
he GARDEN CONTEST B.-This el
hibit will be of the same as Contes
ay A except that the tomatoes may b
mt selected from the family garden pie
he in which the member has helped
th. produce the crop.
nj PRIZES-First prize, $500; secon
he prize, $1.00; third prize, so cents,
GARDEN CONTEST C-This exhil
err it will consist of any three varieti(
of garden products to be selected an
arranged by the club member. tt
whole exhibit must not require MOI
u than three square feet of table are
for exhibition.
PRIZES-First prize, $500; secor
prize, $500; third prize, $1.00.
GARDEN CONTEST D-Same
Contest G except that exhibit may
taken from the home garden cared fl
by the member.
PRIzES-Ffrst prize, $500; seco1
prize, $1.00; third prize, so cents.
GARDEN CONTEST E-Best squal
from a club members plot, so cent
best squash from home garden,
cents; best ten cucumbers (picklinI
from members plot, so cents; best t.
cucumbers (pickling) from home ga
den, rs cents.
GARDEN CONTEST F-This exhi
it will consist of n variety or vari
ties of flowers. 1t is suggested tn
the member making the exhibit W
~ arrange his or her exhibit in some d