Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-21
1922 EXHIBIT
 IS FAR AHEAD OF LAST YEAR
Big Number of Out-of- Town Visitors View Exhibit and
 Sports at Warren

The second annual Cochise County Agricultural Exhibit occupied a most eventful day yesterday, closing late last night with a big dance at Vista Park. A large number of people from all parts of the county crowded the ex- hibit at the municipal market, the poultry show across the street, and after lunch went to Warren Park for the rodeo and aquatic sports
 The exhibit for this year surpassed that of last year, and brought out some very surprising products to Bis bee people. Vegetables, field products, dairy products and orchard delicacies were ond isplay, all raised in Cochise county, and as fine as can be found in the entire country. Great interest was manifested by farmers over the county and in many instances the competition for prizes was keen.
 Beautiful roses and other flowers were on display and provoked much comment, entries being made from both valleys and the district The dis play of flowers was much greater than that of last year.
 Poultry Exhibit
 The poultry exhibit that was ar ranged in the old garage building across the street from the agricultural display, was visited by hundreds of citizens who had no idea that there was such a variety of blooded poultry raised in the district. There were over 70 exhibits.
 s. T. Clark, of Bisbee, carried off the majority of the prizes in the Rhode Island class. He was also awarded the copper cup for the best display and ribbons for the best single comb and best Rhode Island Red. In the Ancona breed, Ralph Mayne was given first prize for the best pen and { c. P. Hawkins second. In the White Wyandotte breed, Harry Mabry and i William Sliney carried off the major ity of the ribbons, as in the Columbia i Wyandotte class. SIiney was award ! ed the copper cup for the best rose comb, and ribbon for the best White ! Wyandotte. He also secured the rib bon for the best utility pen.
 w. M. Warner secured first and sec ond prizes for his exhibit of Barred Rocks. Robert Swanson, of Warren was awarded second and third prize: for his exhibit of Black Minorcas
 Tom Robinson, of Don Luis, secured first prize for his Black Minorca hens { IL
 white eggs.
 William Hunter was the winner o
 the Buff Orphington class. w. s. Col Her was awarded the prize for the bes
 pen of Rhode Island Whites. c. A
 Dillman, of Warren, secured severa : prizes for his Black Minorcas, as dit : s. E. Howard, of Lowell The prize for the Silver Hambergers went t. w. M. Foster, of Lowell. The prize for the best display O brown eggs went to Mrs. S. c. Cham pion.
 Best pen of Leghorns to Georg Howard.
 Rodeo.
 s The Cowboy sports were held in tn Warren Ball Park and were well al tended. There were eighteen entrie in the calf roping contest but out o that number only five succeeded il ' catching their calves. The best tim of 27 and one fifth seconds was mad' by w. L. Cook who won first prize O
 S200. Second money went to Harr.
 Harry Haverty who tied his calf il ] 30 seconds, amounting to $100. There were only two prizes.
 7 Tn the bronco busting contest there were five entries. Harry Haverty cap [ tured first money and Leslie Jenkins !, second
 ,l In the COW pony race the Charlie Gardner horse took first money and the Pete Haverty entry second. In the relay race there were five en