Semi-weekly herald., 1917-09-27

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, who were taking unusual interest in
one of the most interesting exhibits
prepared by the San Juan people. The
arts building attracted crowds of
people who passed thru the agricul-
tural building. By 2 o'clock the
grounds were well filled with a jolly
lot Of people who were out for a
good time. The day being most de-
lightful there seemed nothing to mar
the afternoon program.
Going out to the entrance gate it
was noticeable that railway cars,
automobiles, buggies and pedestrians
actually filled Main avenue from the
business center to the fair grounds.
Hundreds were closing in on the
ticket sellers, who were rushing the
business as fast as possible. All were
anxious to go right into the races and
games.
Premium Awards.
Thru the courtesy of Walter F.
Weightman and A. D. Leiner, secre-
tary Of the fair, the Herald is en-
abled to give the premium awards
up to o'clock as awarded by the
judges, who did not begin their work
until noon today.
Agriculture.
Wheat, Hard Red winter, LLOYD
Mason, R. F. D. No. 2, Eureka grange
only entry, 3rd prize.
Mr.. Mason was also the only en-
tryman in Hard Red spring and soft
winter wheat. In Soft spring wheat
Mr.. Mason was first and Mr.. ]. ].
Hollen, Ignacio, second and third.
Oats, Jno. J. Hollen, Ignacio. first
and third and j. M. Nelson r. F. d.
No. second.
Barley, no entries.
Rye, no entries.
Field peas, Jno. J. Hollen, Ignacio,
only entryman, second prize.
Beans, Mexican, E. E. Talbot,
Kline, first; ]. J. Hollen, Ignacio, End
and 3rd. White Navy, A. C. Moh-
ney, Kline, only entry. Any other
variety, Mohney first, Hollen second
and third.
Corn, 10 ears, White Dent, Ole Lee,
R. F. D. No. 1, first, w. H. Bryant,
r. F. D. No. 1, second and third.
Yellow Dent, Jno. ]. Hollen second
and Ole Lee third, no first. White
flint corn-Lloyd Mason 1st.
Sweet corn. Ole Lee, Lloyd Mason,
L. B. Michael, in order given. Pop
corn, W. E. Milton only.
Sheaf grain, Joe and Tom Wander
weile, tied, premium split for best
display. Best collection; Joe and Tom
Vanderweile and Mike Perino, in or
der.
Fruits
Best plate apples, Wealthy, VIM.
Graft, Mrs. Leona Taylor and Ole
Lee, in order named. Stamen Wine
sap, Miss Helen Schlueter, R. F. D.
No. 1, only. Gano, Miss Helen Schlu-
eter first, Grace Graft second W. H.
Bryant Bird. Jonathan and Rome
Beauty, Miss Schleuter only exhibit
or in both classes. Grimes Golden,
Miss Schlueter first, Lloyd Mason
second. Winesap, w. H. Bryant only.
White Winter Pearmin, Miss Schlu-
eter, Lloyd Mason. Wagner, Fillmore
Hand, W. H. Bryant. Delicious, Miss
Schlueter, Ole Lee, Lloyd Mason.
Northern Spy, Fillmore Hand. McIn-
tosh, Frank Eldredge, w. H. Bryant.
Wolf River, Fillmore Hand, Miss
Schlueter. Bietigheimer, Mrs. Leona
Taylor. York Imperial, F. Hand.
Duchess, Miss Schlueter. N. Greening
F. Hand. Best collection apples,
Miss Schlueter, Ole Lee second.
Pears, Joe Vanderweile, Raymond
Taylor second.
Peaches, Helen Schlueter, Ole Lee,
second.
Grab apples, Miss Schlueter only.
Best plate Pears, Anjon, Miss
'Schlueter first, F. Hand. Bartlets,
Hand first, Bryant second. Seckel,
Hand first, Miss Schlueter second.
F1emming Beauty, Lloyd Mason. A..
A. Brown.
Best display fruit grown by any
eas pszven. on Lss. Eilmevs Hand