The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-27
OFFER CLUB BOYS
 TRIPS AS PRIZES
KEEN RIVALRY EXPECTED
Three Arkansas Boys Standing First , Will See Chicago Show
 Prizes for Girls.

Two state prizes in club work that
 should make every boy who is en-
 gagged in raising corn and pigs this
 year decide to the state winner are
 being offered by Armour X Company
 of Chicago. This company is offering free trip to the international live stock show in Chicago next December to the boy making the best record in corn club work and one to the boy making the best record in pig club work.
 Only boys can compete for these two prizes, according to w. J. Jer- nigan, state boys and girls club lead. All boys desiring to try for either of these prizes must send in their name, their age and their ad dress to their county farm agent or to Mr. Jernigan by June 1.
 | Another free trip to the international live stock show that is offered as a state prize will be given by Wilson X Company of Chicago. This trip will be awarded to the boy who makes the best record in both pig and corn club work In other words, the boy who tries for the Wilson & Company trip must belong to both the corn | club and the pig club. Boys trying for this trip must also send their name, age and address to the county farm agent or to MT. Jernigan by June 1.
 "These are the most valuable pri- zes that can be offered club boys and should create good interest among boys of the state," says MT. Jernigan. ''The boys who win these trips to Chi cago will be properly chaperoned. Let's see who will be first to send in his name and then let's see who will be the three lucky boys next fall" The record books of all boys com- peting for these prizes must be in the office of the state club leader in Little Rock by November 1 of this year. The record books must be filled in properly and witnessed by disin- terested parties where such signature is called for.
 District corn club prizes are also being offered this year. H. G. Hast ings & Company of Atlanta, Ga, is offering $10O to winning corn club members. This amount has been split into four parts of $25 each as there are only four districts in the state now so far as boys club work is con- cerned. Boys competing for this prize must have their name, age and ad- dress in the hands of their county agent or Mir. Jernigan by June l. and must have their record books ready to hand in by November 1.
 A prize in cotton cotton club work is being offered to boys in the boil weevil section of Arkansas by the Southern Fertilizer Association of Shreveport, Louisiana. This amount is being divided in to three prizes of $50, $50 and $20 for the three boys making the highest records. Cotton club boys wishing to try for these prizes must also have their names with the county agent or state club leader by June 1 and have their club record books ready to turn in by Nov vember first. First prize in this con- test was won last year by A. R. Ward of Holland
 Girls club members in this district will also compete for prizes, accord ing to Home Agent Mrs. s. D. Turn CT. For one thing in each club in the county will enter a team of three mem- bers in the poultry judging contest. Barred Rocks, Rhode Island Reds and White Wyandotes will be judged. The winners will be entered in the district contests at Russellville, and the win ming team there will move on to the state contests at Fayetteville. The team which wins at Fayetteville be given a trip with all expenses paid to the Tri-State fair at Memphis. In addition to the state and district prl- zes, the usual prizes for club members in this county will probably be offer ed Mrs. Turner said.
 Prizes aggregating to $75 are of- fered by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Con- pany for the best individual jars of any product put up in Atlas" E. z. jars. Prizes are S25, S20, $15, $1o and S5, with $1 each for the five jars mak- ing the next highest scores. Products to be entered should be canned in eith- CT pint or quart jars and will be grad ed on quality, color, texture and ar rangement in jar The prize winning
 jars will be photographed and repro duced in colors, and bound in booklet
 form with the recipes used for dis
 tribution to club members in all parts
 of the United States. For purposes
 of contest, the company has divided
 the United States into four sections,