The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-09-15
A 6 R|CUL LTURAL EXHIBITS ARE
 GIVEN AWARDS
Farm Products Displays at Southeast Alaska Fair
 Bring Many Prizes

| AldSKd fdI. llclc WSiC iAidily exhibitors in this department and large number of awards were made. Among the winners a large number were exhibitors from Skagway and Tenakee. ssaa
 Judges for the exhibit were J. P. Anderson and Charles H. Flory.
 Winning exhibits and those suc- cessful in being awarded prizes, were:
 Potatoes Best early white crop, all var ieties of this early crop, first, James Traille, Tenakee, second, Ernest Collins, Tenakee, best early pink crop, all varieties in this early crop, first, James Traille, Tenakee; best white main crop, first, w. Wills, Skagway; best lot early white crop, first, James Traille, Tenakee, second, Ernest Collins, Tenakee; best lot early pink crop, first, James Traille. Tenakee, second. H. D. Clark, Skagway; best lot main white crop. first, Dale Cowan, SkagWay, second, H. D. Clark, Skagway; best lot main pink crop, first, Dale Co., wan, Skagway, second, w. wills, Skagway.
 Vegetables Other Than Potatoes
 Those receiving awards in ex- hibits of vegetables other than po- tatoes were:
 Best string beans, waXed podded, first, H. D. Clark, SkagWay; best string beans, green podded, first, H. ID. Clark, Skagway, second M. Pearce, Douglas; best six table beets, first, James Traille, Tena- kee, second, w. Wills; best three Swiss Chard, first, w. Wills, sec ond Dale Cowan; best three cab- bages, red, first, Ed Hanson, Ju- neau; best three cauliflowers, first Ernest Collins, Tenakee, second Dale Cowan, Skagway; best SIX table carrots, first, Ed Hanson Juneau, second, A. P. Dotson, Ju- neau: best three celery, first, H. D. Clark, Skagway, second Dave Housel, Juneau; best three heads lettuce, first, w. Wills, second Dale Cowan; best six parsnlps, first. w. Wills, second, H. D. Clark best three plants parsley, first M R. Godding, Skagway, second Ern- est Collins, Tenakee; best peas ID pod. early round, first, H. D. Clark Skagway, second w. Wills, Skag- way: best six radishes, early round first. Dave Housel, Juneau, sec ond M. R. Godding, Skagway; best six radishes, long varieties, first' A Martin, Douglas, second, Dave Housel, Juneau; best six stalks rhubarb. first, H. D. Clark, second Ed Hanson, Juneau; best six to- matoes. first, H. D. Clark, Skag- way; best six rutabagas, flrst' A. Martin, Douglas, second, N. Ba- ward. Juneau; best six table pars- nips, first, James Traille, Iena- kee. second, Dale Cowan, Skag- way; best six table parsnlps' white. first. Sheldon Jackson School, sitka, second, Dale Cow an. Skagway; best three kohi Rabi, first, w. Wills, Skagway' second. A. P. Dotson, Juneau; pest six green onions, first, Dale cow an. Skagway, second Nick Bavard' Juneau; best six dry onions, first' James Traille, Tenakee, second Dale Cowan, Skagway; best SIX garlic, first, Dale Cowan, second Dave Housel; largest cabbage, flrs' R. E. Robertson, Juneau, second N. Bavard, Juneau; largest potato first, Dave Housel, Juneau, sec ond Dale Cowan, Skagway; larg- est rutabaga, first, M. R. Godding, skagway; largest turnip, first, James Traille. tenakee; largest turnip, white, first, Dale Cowan' Skagway.
 Grains and Grasses
 Winners of awards in the grain and grasses exhibit and the win ming displays were:
 Best sheaf of wheat, first, Glac- fer Dairy; best sheaf barley, first, Glacier Dairy; best sheaf oats, first, Dale Cowan, Skagway, sec- ond. Glacier Dairy, Juneau; best sheaf timothy. first, w. Wills, second, Dale Cowan; best sheaf Alsike Clover, first, w. Wills, sec ond, Dale Cowan; best sheaf na- tive wild grass, first w. Wills, second, Dale Cowan; best sheaf vetch, first. Dale Cowan.
 Winners Fruit Awards Successful exhibitors and the winning displays in fruits were:
 Raspberries, first, Mrs. E. O.. Jacobson, Juneau, second, Louis AL len, Juneau; gooseberries, first, M. R. Godding. Skagway; red entrants, first, Lolis Allen, Ju- neau, second M. R. Godding, Skagway; white entrants, M. R. Godding, Skagway.