The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-09-11
RANCHMEN ARE
 GIVEN p PRIzES AT THE FAIR
Skagway Takes Lead II Grain and Grass
 Crop Exhibits

Ranchers and truck gardener. have come in for their share O. honors and awards at the Fair. IT these exhibits Juneau was com. pelled to compete with agricultur. ists from many other Southeas Alaska points. Douglas, Haines Skagway, Tenakee, Gustavus anc the Taku river entered exhibits Nearly all the grain exhibits were from the Lynn Canal towns. The following prizes were awarded:
 Potatoes, various lots, first prize H. Vermier, Haines; D. Cowan Skagway, c. Dodson, Juneau, E Collins, Tenakee; James Traill Tenakee; w. Wills, Skagway; sec ond prize, E. Collins, Tenakee, c Dodson, Juneau; H. D. Clark, Skag. way; A. F. Parker, Gustavus.
 Beans, green pod first prize, w Wills, Skagway; second, H. D. Clark Skagway.
 Beans, wax pod, first prize, w Wills, Skagway; second, D. Cowan Skagway.
 Beets, first prize, D. Cowan Skagway; second, James Trail Tenakee. D. Cowan also received honorable mention for mangle beets sugar beets, and oval gems.
 Swiss Chard and Celery
 Curicc ChorI firct r,r1a n Cnut- an, Skagway; second, E. Collins Tenakee.
 Celery, first prize, M. R. God ding, Skagway; second, H. D. Clark Skagway.
 Cabbage, first prize, James Traill Tenakee; second, A. Hartin, Doug las.
 Carrots, first prize, w. Wills Skagway; second, M. J. Bavard, Ju. neau.
 Kale, first prize, D. Cowan, Skag- way; second, c. Dodson, Juneau. Garlic, first prize, D. Cowan Skagway; second, A. Martin, Doug las.
 Lettuce, first and second prize w. Wills, Skagway.
 Parsley, first and second prizes w. Wills, Skagway.
 Peas, first prize, H. D. Clark Skagway; w. Wills, Skagway; sec- ond, w. Wills, Skagway; James Traill, Tenakee.
 Onions, first prize, w. Wills Skagway, James Traill, Tenakee; second, A. Martin, Douglas; D. Cow an, Skagway.
 Radishes, first prize, A. Martin Douglas; second, James Trail, Ten akee
 Rhubarb. first prize, H. Vermier Haines; second, O. Dodson, Juneau Rutabagas, first prize, James Traill, Tenakee; second, A. F. Par ker, Gustavus.
 Tomatoes and Cauliflower Tomatoes, first prize, H. D. Clark Skagway.
 Tomato plant, J. P. Anderson Juneau, special mention.
 Cauliflower, first prize, Mrs. Mae White, Gustavus; second, c. Dod- son, Juneau.
 Kalrabi, first prize, c. Dodson Juneau; second, w. Wills, Skagway Turnips, first prize, James Traill Tenakee, E. Collins, Tenakee, R. E. Robertson. Juneau, D. Cowan Skagway; second, James Trail Tenakee, A. P. Parker, Gustavus. Squash special mention, H. Yer mier, Haines.
 Berries and Small Fruits Raspberries, first prize, Dean AL len, Juneau; second, M. R. God ding, Skagway.
 Gooseberries, first prize, and red entrants, first prize, M. R. Godding, Ekagway.
 Strawberries first prize, H. Yer mier, Haines.
 Division c
 Potatoes, first prize, Joe Godding, Skagway; second, James Madison, Juneau.
 Peas, first prize, Joe Godding, Skagway; second. L. Guerin, Doug las
 Radishes. first prize, L. Guerin, Douglas.
 Cabbage, first prize, Joe Godding, Skagway; second, L. Guerin, Doug las.
 Carrots, first prize, Joe Godding. Skagway; second, L. Guerin, Doug las.
 Lettuce, first prize, Joe Godding, Skagway; second, L. Guerin, Doug las
 Turnips, first prize, L. Guerin, Douglas.
 Parsnip, first prize. L. Guerin, Douglas.
 Rhubarb, first prize, L. Guerln, Douglas.
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