Evening journal., 1920-09-08
Dogs, HORSES
ADMIREDBY
FAIR CROWDS
fcontlnued from Flrst PAGE

Iflc army or idrm tractors got OOWn
to business this morning in the fleld
OF so acres set aside for their dem
onstraiion. They plowed and har-
roWed and did other things that go
with food production, much 30 he in
crest not only OF a large number OF
| farmers, but Of city folks.
Road building machinery also gave
exhibitions OF digging, laying f0unda-
tions, tamping and surfaclng.
Grain and Forage.
The grain and forage exhibit, OF
which Frederick Snyder. OF Newport,
is superintendent is an interesting
demonstration OF what the Delaware
I farmer has done this year. There Is
a display of Red Wave, Fuliz, Har-
vest King, Twentieth Century, Long
berry. Miracle and other wheats.
The shelves also contain samples OF
nineteen species OF oats, green cow
peas, rye, shelled white corn, shelled
yellow corn, white corn on the ear,
peanuts with vines, alsike clover hay,
| HUNGARIAN millet, orchard grass, all
H. fa. grotn clover. mixed hay. tim
olhy hay, red clover, bean hay, Canada
peas. oats, hay and numerous sheaVes
OF oats.
Huge specimens Of sugar beets.
mangel wurzels, sugar and golden
/ lankard beets attract the attention OF
many spectators.
Ernest Ewing represents the sharp
less Separator Companq OF Wes.
/ Chester. demonstrating milking and
cream separating by machinery. Fred
Kofh and George Fry are MS assist
ants. The milk and cream separator,
which is worked By electricity, Is OF
suction process Tie milk is placed
in a contalner at the bottom OF a
cylinder. and the cream and mix arc
DISCHARGED from two separate tnDes
Lad the top Of the cylinder.
The milking machine Is OF the COM
lpressed air squeeze process. A small
motor mixer Is also demonstrated
I This Is tlre FIRST automatic milkei
made on a small herd Il Is portable
ana does not require a pipe line IN
siallaiion.
Canada Makes Exhibit.
The Canadian government Is show
ing Canadian grains, fruits ana MN
erals. r. A. Harrison Is In cheree NJ
mcrous species of Marcus Wneat oats
and barley are illustrated on tne Waiis
\ RYE and Japanese millet take up
considerable amount oi space I SuI,
rounded BY colOred pictures, made
SOLELY of grains are sheaves OF max
Below them are various specimens OF
vegetables grown particularly IN
| Western Canada.
All another table are various exam.
ples OF minerals mined In Western anc
I Northwestern Canada. lhey are
rranhito molybdenite iron ore. SUI
nhtir ore. zinc-silVer ore, chromlte
rvnsum. mica. natural state OF as
n hestos. gold and copper ore. tale
nickel and copper orc, a'ftf ana leRt
: ore. nickel and silver ore and mag
b nestle There are also photograph
of harvesting In that country ana ,
z mountain scenery.
4 Lieutenant Herbert A. husrell
r lhusily employed recruiting at wy lN
b. lie Is disappointed that lamp Medu
2 was unable 10 send him. the promise
q y.iraiess tank. which he is cerial
|. s,ouid have aided IN his recruiting.
/. There Is a regular lighting whipp'
r .fhnk NShlrh amounts Ia a 81 IN. 2
= cannon. An day yesterday the tan
r was hauling out trucks and autom'
q biics ihat stuck IN the mud about IN
fair rrouns. There Is also an eNhiD
\ of capturod German tnnWlics' Appl
Z cations for Victory Medals are az
SsAa time ihe mercantile bulldin
,,.ss n Kaleidoscope Of noises Wne
p ihe Yergcr luggage booth distribute
s whistle toy balloons 10 dozens
Poultry Exhibit Attracts.
Newton Gosh, or Ninelana. NJ.
!. one of the best known poultry luuk'
of America started passing on W
Il merits OF the 700 chickens. plEeoi
and water fowls yesterday .aiprnQg
mo indrinc was concluded late IN
l. afternoon and the awards VIII be al
3 nounccd in full tomorrow.
Of The 700 entries, the large
classes are the Rhode Island Red
Barred Rocks White Wyandotns, ~
horns. and Cornish Fowls.
j Wilson Greenfield. OF Rosclle w
nraciically an awards IN the Reds.
Mr.. Greenfield has the largest e
lhht az any one breeder, shoWli
t,xenfv-Seven fowls. lnclud 4 IN D
u display Is a pen OF campons.
Captain Henry Parker. OF hosei
was a winner IN several classes OF Y
Barred Rock class.
r. J. Chandler OF Kenneth Squa
Pa. also bad n number or chicke
20 be decorated with prize ribbons
Tho dispioy Of Cornish fowls Is Z
largest ever caihcrcd In one show
lDoiayare. Twenty-seven single Q
tries In this class make a crcditah
showing. Among the exhibitors a
Halleck s. dupont William r. Lon
shaw. Sr., and J. Hepburn.
q. Russell Gotschild, OF hichar
son Park won second prize In VIII
lWyandOite cock.
The winners in the Golden Wya
ldotie class were fowls owned by
ID Chandler, Of kenneu Square, viii
w. d. Talley, Of 1901 w sth sire
won first In pens In the Silver Wya
dOite class.
one Of the pleasing features Of q
chicken show this year Is that Of u
pet stock, rabbits, guinea pigs, ha
tams and pigeons. Augustus d. Wal
shows for the FIRST time in Delawa
two varieties Of pigeons, SerNians al
Startling other varieties shown
Mr.. Wahl are White Giant Run
lMundanes, Kings, pOuters and Rollel
Charles c. Speakman superinte
dent OF the show exhibits a numb
Of fancy pigeons.
} Otto Wahl OF 30 Buena Vista sire
= Is showing a number OF rabbits.
The water fowl shown by JOSH
Marvel Is another feature OF
poultry department
Red Gross Activities.
Major NJ. ]. Shields. Of sNNahsinrt,
OF The Bureau OF First Aid. Americ
heu tross, VIII lecture and demo
sHale hrst aid work al 90 Red on
II auditorium at the STATE Fair 4
afternoon. IN his demonstration
,e VIII be aided by men from the Kr
chemical Company's plant ana
n later demonstrations VIII use my
.n DerS OF the Boy Scout troops.