Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-19
AWARDS ARE MADE
by OFFICIALS At
HARVEST FESTIVAL
Tenth Annual Fair at Nampa
Comes to Close Today-Ex-
hibits This Year Better Than
Ever Before.

Nampa, Sept 19-Today marked
the termination of the tenth annual
harvest festival of this city and was
the most complete in the history of
the festival association from the view
point Of portraying the potentiality of
tho surrounding country for the indus
tries Of livestock, dairying and general
agriculture. Without doubt the pub
licity the city and tributary country
have received will prove a strong fac.
tor in attracting an. increased num-
Der of immigrants. Premiums award
ed yesterday to exhibitors of vegeta-
bles and poultry were as follows
POULTRY.
Best pen of Barred Plymouth Rocks
N. Villeneuve, first; w. 'B. Lamb,
second.
Best pen R. I. Reds-H. villeneuve
first and second.
Best pen White Leghorns-C. H. Nc
Candless, first and second.
Best pair Pekin Ducks-F b. Nc
Clelland Melba, first
Best Poultry Display-H. Villeneuve.
first.
Best Individual Bird-H. villeneuve,
with r. l. Red cock.
Best White Shelled Eggs - w. Fl.
Klein. first.
Best Brown Shelled Eggs - w. B.
Lamb.
Best Essay on Poultry-H. vilien-
euNe, first; Mrs. Hamilton second.
VEGETABLES.
Best general display of commercial
potatoes-Peter LaCure, Media, first
and second.
Best peck Melted Gem potatoes -
Fred Moore. Melba. second; H. Fulfil,
Nampa, first
Largest squash, any variety-Rob-
ert Lane. Nampa, first: r. j. Clark.
Melba, second.
Best display % potatoes as to weight
-H.F FULL, first. ,
Best display vegetables by any one
persona. G. Terry, Nampa. first; Fl.
FULL; second.
Best six tomatoes on plate-Lucy
sraden, rotte 4, Nampa, first: un
known, second.
Largest sweet potato--Jake Hoof-
magic Caldwell. first.
largest tomato as to weight-C. H.
McCandless, route 2, Nampa first: an
EXHIBIT from Sunny Slope. second.
Largest pumpkin, any variety - s.
Emerson Nampa, first: W. B. Lamb,
route ), Nampa, second.
Best general display of pumpkins-
W. b. Lamb route 3, Nampa, first: S.
Emerson, Nampa, second
Largest
Emmett first; c. II. McCandIess
route 2, Nampa. second.
Largest cabbage-H Fuiii first
Best two heads commercial cabbage
5. Emmerson, Nampa, first; Fl. Fuiii
second.
Best peck commercial onions - H.
fuJii first and second.
Best general display of onions - n
rum, first; S. Emmerson, second.
Largest cucumber as to weight - r
o. ShiVely, route 4. Nampa, first; Mrs.
ruth Manning, Nampa, second.
Best six cucumbers-W j. Crow.
ther, route 2, Nampa, first.
Best three cantaloupes - C. H Nc
Canaless, route, 2, Nampa, first and
second
Largest hubbard squash - Mrs Jno
Morrison. first S. Emerson second
Best six beets-H. Full, first and
second.
BEST peck carrots-H. Fulfil, first.
mrs. James Coleman, Melba, second.
Best SIX turnips-A. Machos, Mamma
1irst; I. III. Gussoin. route 4, Mamma
second.
Best three cauliflowers-S. Emerso,
Nampa. first.
Best three punches celery-S. EN-
merson. Nampa, first
hest punches radishes-A. Mach
erson, Nampa, first.
Largest egg piant-Mrs. p. ]. Ca
sey, Nampa, first and second.
Largest squash, special prize nv
Walling Land company-Robert Lana
Nampa.
Best bushel onions, special prize
J. q. Summer. Caldwell, first
Best display sweet potatoes-Mrs
M. II. Browning, Nampa. first
Largest watermelons, special r |
H. Gussoin.
Three best watermelons, special i
c. H. Gussoin.
Best bushel Melted Gem potatoes
special prize by j.. c. Sewell g. Col
hugh N. Lamb. Caldwell, first: Mrs
morris Lamb, Caldwell, second
Best bushel Idaho rural potatoes
special prize by the idaho Equity-H !
Fujii first.
pest 'pushel Red Globe onions. spec
ial prize by, DIR. o. r. Meredith
ris Lamb. Caldwell, first.
me awards on livestock exhibit,
nave not yet been announced.