Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 23

WiS PRIZE FOR APPLE EXHIBIT AT STATE SHOW The honor of having he best bushel of apples In the Siaie Farm Products' Show went to C. P. Barnard, of North i brook. Cheater county, on a basket of Staymans. The Oabrtel Htester Cup I awarded to the exhibitor winning the greatest total of pointa In the number of Classes was won oy o.

i. ejmraiey, ir. Newtown Sauare. Chester county. The compiete list of apple winners Ini order OI awards ioiiows: Caanty Aasaelation Ezhibita First Chester Delaware Co.

Pruit Orow ers Association. West Chester; second. UJl rM i Weisel: third. Luzerne Horticultural As sociation. 14 Scott atreet.

Wilkee Barre. Box Exhiblta Special Varieties Stayman C. B. Snyder. Ephrata; S.

L. i Smedley. Newtown Square; Daniel Rice, iff Bloomfleld. Stark Daniel Rice. New Bloomfleld.

Mcintosh Woodbourne Orchards, Dlm ock. Northern Spy Woodbourne Orchards, Dimock. Delicious 8. L. Smedley.

New'own Square; J. Hoflmaster. Muddy Creek forks; Daniel Rice. New Bloomfleld. Oriir.es S.

L. Smedley, Newtown Square; J. G. Hoflmaster, Muddy Creek works; H. R.

Worthington. West Chester. Jonathan S. L. Smedley, Newtown Square.

Rome S. L. 8medley, Newtown Square Q. L. Havman.

Northbrook; J. O. Hoffmaster, Muddy Crvk Porks. Smokehouse S. L.

Smedley. Newtown Square: Daniel Rice. New Bloomfleld; H. R. Worthlngton, West Chester.

Barrels Special Varieties Rome O. L. Hayman. Northbrook; S. L.

Smedlev. Newtown Square; H. R. Worthlngton. West Chester.

Stavman S. L. Smedley, Newtown; Square; H. R. Worthlngton.

West Chester. Paragon H. R. Worthlngton, Westj Chester. I Stark H.

R. Worthlngton, West Chester. York H. R. Worthlngton.

West Chester, Delicious 6. L. Smedley, Newtown Square. Jonathan S. L.

Smedley, Newtown Square. Box Exhibit Any Variety Winesap S. L. Smedley. Newtown' Squarr.

Banana Daniel Rice. New Bloomfleld. Golden Delicious Woodbourne Orchards, Dimock. Bushel Basket Exhibit Special Varieties Paragon Edith Hills. Oien Mills; Mt.

Breeze Orchard Chambersburg; M. H. Ltghtwood. Emmltsburg. Baldwin Buffalo Valley Fruit Farms, Mlfflinburg.

norinern opy n. utnici. huiiuuui herlanrt: Wnnrihniirne Orchards. Dimock. Northern spy ti.

v. Msner. norcnum Drlicious S. L. Smedlev, Newtown Square; Edith Hills.

Glen Mills; Hara D. Brecton. St. Thomas. Jonathan S.

L. Smedley, Newtown Souare. Smokehouse S. L. Smedley, Newtown Square: C.

B. Thomas. West Chester: H. R. Worthlngton.

West Chester. York Edith Hills. Glen Mills: Mt. Breere Orchard Chambersburg; H. R.

Worthiniton. West Chester. Greening Shaffer Gravity. Rome O. 1.

Havman. Northbrook: S. L. Smedley. Newtown Square; M.

H. Lithtwood. Emmltsburg. Clasa 4 Bushel Basket Exhibit, Special Varieties Mcintosh Paul Lengel. Pine Grove; Buffalo Vallev Fruit Farms.

Mlfflinburg; Woodbourne Orchards, Dimock. 6trk Daniel Rice. New Bloomfleld; H. R. Worthlngton.

West Chester; M. H. Llghtwood. Emmltsburg. Stayman C.

P. Bernard. Nortnorooa: I. flmH tv Navfnvn i L. Havman.

North'brooit nh.et.e a amf4t If Vawinrn Souare F. Gillan. St! Thomas. Cl.si Rashel Basket Elhlbit. Anr Va riety Winesap S.

L. Smedley. Newtown Square: Mt. Breete Orchard Chambersburg. Wegener Guy L.

Hayman, Northbrook. Class Pistes. Special Varieties Smokehouse H. N. Worthlngton, West Chester; 8.

L. Smedley. Newtown Square; C. B. Thomas.

West Chester. York H. W. Worthlngton, West Chester; dlth Hilles. Olen Mills; Maurice Hershey, Gordonville.

Rome Guy L. Hayman. Northbrook; S. L. Smedley, Newtown Square; Edith Hilles.

Olen Mills. urimes uuy u. iiavman, rtorinurooa; H. E. Worthlngton, West Chester; D.

M. Werta. Waynesboro. Delicious wernersvllle state Hospital, Wernersvllle; Daniel Rice, New Bloomfleld; V. Panovec, Easton.

R. I. Greening Paul R. Seilert. Nara reth; Woodbourne Orchard, Dimeck; Shaffer Gravity.

Wagener Guy L. Hayman, Northbrook: W. L. Lepole, Akron; Woodbourne Orchard, Dimeck. N.

Spy Birch Hill Orchards, Law Tenceville: H. V. Lrsher, Northumberland; Woodbourne Orchards, Dimock. Jonathan S. L.

Smedley, Newtown Square; D. M. Derta, Waynesboro; Masonic Home Farms. Ellzabethtown. Baldwin Daniel Rice.

New Bloomfleld: V. Panovec, Easton; Paul R. Seifert, Nazareth. Stark Wernersvllle State Hospital, Wernersvllle; Tavlor Goshorn. Waynesboro; H.

R. Wonhington. West Chester. Stayman C. P.

Bernard, Northbrook: Ouy L. Hayman. Northbrook; 8. L. Smed ley, Newtown Square.

Mcintosh Paul Lengel, Pine Grove; John Den. Catawlssa; William R. Lengel, Pine Orove. Class 7 General Varieties Gano D. M.

Wertz, Waynesboro; Taylor Goshorn. Waynesboro; Norman Brown, Waynesboro. Dominie C. B. Snyder, Ephrata: Daniel Rice.

New Bloomfleld; Masonic Home Farms. Elizabelhtown. tiuuuiuiun nome Karms. IHtabethtown; J. J.

Hoffmaster. Muddy Hubbardston Masonic Home Farms Creek Forks: Thomas H. hor, i.n.. I I I i I i stl HARRISBURG tf TELEGRAPH THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 24, 1929 ville. Lancaster R.

John Breneman, Willow Donald Oordon, Cochrauton Kallawater Thomas H. Albon, Logan 1: Snavely Garber. Willow; District No. Jl. White Skin Mary ville; R.

A. Briggs. Nescopeck; C. Sny I strM't 1: Landls Hoover. Lancaster R.

Alice Hay. Meyeradale; Paul Butler. Ber der. Ephrata. Benjamin Herr.

Lancaster R. Rob 1 lin; Pauline Wegley, Berlin; Wayne Span General Varieties ert Johnson. Lampeter. gler. 8torystown.

Nero H. Worthlngton, West Chester Dozen Browns Twila ArU, Begins; Russets Rhoda Peters. Munson ceinany orphan Home, Womelsdon; inumas Aioon, ixiganviiie. aiaiaen musn i nomas Albon. Loaan Tllle: J.

J. Hoffmaster, Ports. Muddy Creelt N. w. Oreenlng a 1 Ooshorn, Waynesboro; D.

M. Wertz, Wavnesboro. Gravensteln J. J. Hoffmaster, Muday Creek Forks.

Ooiden Delicious Rirrh unt rt H. Lawrencerliie; Woodbourne Orchards, Di I aim, u. wertz, Waynesboro. Opalescent Thomas Aioon, Loganvme Paragon Edith Hilles, Glen Mills M. Wertz.

Waynesboro; H. K. Wonhington. West Chester. Beileriower Bethany Orphan's Home, Womelsdorf; R.

A. Briggs. Nescopeca; Orphans Home, Loysvllle. Fall Pippin Haul R. Seilert.

Nazareth Simon Neioauer, Flinton; Thomas Aioon, Loganville. Ben Davis c. F. Olilan, St. Thomas; D.

M. Wertz, Waynesboro; Edith Hilles. Olen Mills. W. Banana Paul R.

Seifert, Nazareth: Paul Lengel, Pine Orove; C. B. Snyder. Ephrata. King Wernersvllle Slate Hospital, Wernersvllle; Woodbourne Orchards, Dlmocx; Thomas Albon, Loganville.

loiman dwi woodbourne Orchards, Dl 0 7 i i Martin, Eari h. A. ri i Roolnson. Seelevvllle; Clyde Houck, Cly TM mtr; Aibfrt Johnson. Sugar Orove.

i ei Waynesboro; fciiallet Five Dozen Whites Marvin Brubakrr. Grajity. New Holland R. D. 2: Bn W.

Jacobs, 0, 8ute HoP'. i Waynesburg: Edgar R. Beck. York R. D.

9: B. Ellis Weaver. Lancaster R. O. O.

Cortland A. Abraezilnskes. Cata Carter. Bear Lake: Minor Brosbv. Hones wlssa.

Brick Hill Orchards. Lawrencevme; dale; Abram E. S.olisfus. Oordonvllle R. winesap 8.

L. Smedley, Newton i D. 2: Harry R. Mivtler. Paradise R.

D. i A Bartholomew. Northampton; Mrs. Paradise Daniel Rice. New Bloomfleld: Charles Schwab.

Loretto. Thomas H. Loganville; O. B. Sny I Five Dozen Browns Samurl A.

Shirk, der. Bpharata. New Holland R. H. W.

BUlimrer, Quak Oliver J. J. Hoffmaster. Muddy Creek ertown; Clvde Houck, Ciynier; Mrs. C.

A. nuoDoourni urcnaras, uimocx; r. A. Bricgs, NcscopeCk. G.i:4.ui.rr Dan el Rice.

Nrw Bloomfleld: Simon Neioauer, Fiimon. Rambo Daniel Rice, Jew Fameuse Woodbourne Orchards, Dl wait R. A. Briggs, Nescopeck. Wolf River C.

H. Koch, McKransburg. Mann Simon Neibauar, Flinton. Slsteen Aple Esbibit Orlmes H. R.

Worthlngton. West Chester; Guy L. Hayman, Northorook; 8. L. Smedley, Newton Square.

Stark H. R. Worthlngton, Waat Chester; Daniel Rice. New Bloomfleld: J. W.

Cumtnings and Bon, New Wilmington. York Edith Hilles. Olen Mills; H. R. Worthlngton, West Cheater; C.

Maurice Hershey, Gordonville. Baldwin V. Panovtc, Easton: Daniel Rice, New Bloomfleld; Buff. Valley Fruit Farms, Mlfflinburg. Delicious V.

Panovec, Easton: Edith Hilles. Olen Mills; 8. L. Smedley, Newton Square. Stayman c.

P. Northbrook: 8. L. Smedley. Newton Square; Uuy L.

Hayman, Northbrook. R. I. Oreenlng Woodbourne Orchard, Dimock: Shaffer Gravity. Jonathan S.

L. Smedley, Newtown Square; H. 8. Nolt, Columbia; W. C.

Lepole. Akron. Rome H. 8. Nolt, Columbi; Our L.

Kay nan. Northbrook; I. Atkinson, Wrlghtitown. Smokehouse 8 L. Smedley.

New town Squirt; B. R. Worthlngton, Wilt Owner Proud of IB I If I I ml Chester; C. B. Thomas, West Chester.

Northern Spy H. V. Le.her, Northumberland: Woodbourne Orchards, Dimock; Simon Nlebauer. Filn'on. Paragon Edith Hilles.

Olen Mills; H. R. Worthlngton. West Chester. Mcintosh Woodbourne Orclinrds.

Dlm t. Brno nravnv oci' Gravity. Class S. Sixteen Apple Exhibit Any Variety Winesap S. L.

Smedley, Newtown square. Nero H. R. Worthington. West Chester, i Gano Guy L.

Havman. Northbrook. i Class 1. Travsl Sprclal Varieltrs onmes H. lSief RJ, wt Ches ter um, Edith Hilles.

Glen Mills. Paragon Edith Hilles. Glen Mills; H. R. Worthlngton.

West Chester. York Edith Hilles. Glen Mills: H. Worthlngton. West Chester; Tressler's Orphans' Home, Loysvllle.

Baldwin C. B. Snvder. Ephrata; V. ranovec.

taston; uaniei nice, New Bloomfleld Starlt Danlel Rice. New Bloomneld; H. R. Worthlngton. West Chester Mclmosh Woodbourne Orchards, Dim oca; Snaffer Gravity.

Northern Spy Woodoourne Dimock: H. V. LfSher. Northumberland: 1. X1UU xnuuuy vices mrfcs.

Gwning Woodbourne Orcnards, Snyder. Ephrata yoiumpia. Class 10 Travs Soeeial Varieties Jonathan L. Smedley. Newtown Square; Daniel Rice, New Bloomfleld.

Kome a. smedley, Newtown Square: Guy L. Hayman. Northbrook; R. E.

Atkinson, Wrightstown. bmoaenouse s. L. smedlev. Newtown Square: Daniel Rice.

New Bloomfleld: H. R. Wonhington, West Chester. Stayman S. L.

Smedley. Newtown Square: C. B. Suvder, Ephrata; Guy L. Hayman, Northorook.

iiasa ii Best Tray Any variety Winesap S. L. Smedley, Newtown Square Banana Daniel Rice. New Bloomfleld. Stayman E.

J. Glllani St. Thomas; S. L. Smedley, Newrown Square.

Rome 8. Saiediey, Newtown; Square. Towanda Entries Take Egg Prizes P. T. KLstler, of Towanda, Brad ford county, won four of the out anamg a waras me sweeps akes; Class Of the Egg Show.

Mr. Kistler vVuKif.H 1,1, n.t exniDited the best down tthite eggs.j wie nest aozen orown eggs, ine oesi; five dozen white eggs, and the best; five dozen brown eggs. I Lancaster county was awarded' 3 i i I the prize for the best country ex While Skin Clarenoe Orlffith, Ebens hibit. The West Lampeter John Metlt carroitown: p. in Lancaster county, won the high C.

Strutmatter. Patton R. Harry estprize for school exhibits. SaTesiepSst. John Met The complete awards in order of iei, carrolltown.

prizes given in the egg show follow: "CM? I District No. 1. Russets Leonard Jones, Boys' and Girls' Class North East; Reid Waring. Linrsvllle; Earl Dozen Whites Anna Graybill, Reftonfl Miller. Linesville; Howard Rudler, Lines Benjamin Snavely, Lancaster R.

John ville: Melvin R. Parrel, Linesville; Earle Brcneman. Willow Street R. Harold Brown. Ccchranton: Richard Ballard smn n.

t. Brcneman. Willow Street R. Harold mnhu n. rarrei.

iinesvtue; tarie Brown. Ccchranton; Richard Ballard. Ranck. Lancaster R. 4: Preston Harnish, i "'e Mnsser, Lancaster K.

4: nooeri Johnson. Lampeter: Charles Herr. Lan caster R. D. Grace Hainlsh, Lancaster Baxter: Donald Stahlman Baxter Rus R.

7: Harold Breneman. Willow Street R.I sel Williams. West Decatur: Edgar Henry 1: Mae Briibaker. Lancaster R. Clearfield; Rotella Ooss, West Decatur; Marv Ranck Lancaster R.

4: Robert Eveiyn Hamer. West Decatur Kauffman Lancaster R. Benjamin District No. J. Rural White Skin Snavely.

Lancaster R. 4. Kenneth Sloat. Singlehouse; Milton Good Backyard Clasa enough, Coudersport; A. C.

Reuning. Cou ijozrn wniiFs n. uiver, nunrMiair, George Haecker. Beach Lake; Chris Enck son. Honesdale: Henry Heiiand, Thomas I ville: Donald D.

Rice. Vtuant R. D. Harold K. Risser.

Balnbndge. 1 Dozen Browns Mrs. J. B. risne.r.

Hewi Holland D. Howard Worden. Dallas; D. W. McCleary.

81lppery Rock; Abram Burkhan. Goodvllle: J. F. Young. Eil wood City R.

Mrs. E. A. Ackerson, Blmrjviilp R. 4: Willis H.

Hershey. Oor donville; Howard Worden. Dallas. Farmers' Claaa Dozen Whites Harry R. Metzler, Paradise R.

1: Norman C. Maule, Suar ryville; B. Ellis Weaver, Lancaster R. Edgar R. Beck.

York R. D. Ed. Wallis, Liverpool; Arthur Slauffer, Sugar Grove; Abram E. Stoltzfus.

Gordonville R. Mrs. Charles Schwab, Loretto. uozen urowns Bminger. uuaaer town: Samuel A.

Shirk. New Holland 1: Irvin E. Artz. Hrglns: A. R.

Arts. nrijiuB. mw. v. ma, ooieyuie, juim Aicurew, onarpsvi.

ie. Carsmrrrlal Class Dazn WhlWs First end irand. Hnry Hceker. Milanvllie: third, E. M.

Lowe, Sugar Orove: Herman Close. Emporium; M. C. Crone. Wellsvllle; Hcnrv Milanvllie: Lewis Brothers, Cherry Tree; Abner Risser, J.

C. McCay, Emlenton: Hustead Farms, Union town: Herman Close, Emporium. Dozen Browns David Deatcriy, Fayette City; Marcus A. McKnight, Cerlisle; Hustead Farms, Unlontown: Lewis Brothers, Cherry Tree; Hustead Farms. Unlontown.

Five Dozen Whites Abner Risser, Bain bridge: E. M. Lowe, Sugar Orove; Lewis Brothers, Cherry Tree: J. C. McCay, Emlenton; William Heimberger.

Salts burg; Norman Barkley, Livermore; O. F. Hainea, Brookvllle. Fire Dozen Browns David Deaterlr, Fayette City: Marcus A. McKnight, Carlisle; L.

M. Sheaffer. Ephrata. Hatchery Claaa Dozen Whites First and second. P.

T. Kistler, Towanda; Robert O. Burnham. Corsica R. P.

T. Kistler. Towanaa; Homestead Poultry Farm, Honrsdale; John Schrofe, Heglna; Stranahan Brothers, 8partan5burg. Dozen Browns First and second, P. T.

Kistler. Towanda; third and fourth. Robert O. Burnham, Corsica R. P.

T. Kistler, Towanda; sixth and seventh, Robert O. Burnham, Corsica R. D. Fl'.

Dozen Whites First and second, P. T. Kistler. Towanda; third and iourth, John Schrole, Heglni. Five Dozen Browns P.

T. Kistler, To wanda. Prize Winners 3 By Staff Photographer. ine grana cnampion maie Dira oi the show is shown here in the arms of Miss Laura Maude Reith, secretary at the poultry exhibit. The bird, a silver spangled Hamburg cock, belongs to John C.

Kriner, of Stetlersville. Mr. Kriner, at the right, is holding another of his champion birds, a black Hamburg cock. Mr. Kriner has over 170 prize birds in the exhibit.

Miscellaneous Class Ducks Mae, Bru baker, Lancaster R. 5. Sweenatakes Class Best dozen whites. I best dozen browns, best five dosen whites. best five dozen browns, all to P.

T. Ktst ler. Towanda. Best County Exhibit Lancaster county. Best School Exhibit West Lampeter School.

Dauphin County Growers Win Awards For Potatoes Awards of prizes for potatoes ex i hibited at the Farru Show included first and second place in the blue skin class, district five, to R. li. Shenk and Ira L. Shenk, Hershey. In the boys and girls' group William Lenker, Harrisburg R.

D. 4, placed second in the russet entries, with Beulah Leigh. Newville, sixth; Charles Snoke, Mowersville, eighth, and Virginia Leigh, New vine, nintn. The complete list in the order of prize awards follows: White Rural Floyd L. Roth.

Nazareth: Amos earner. Nazareth: Fred Hunsicher, P. C. Oswald. New Tripoli: 0mar Dietter ch.

Mt. Bethel Wm. Shuff, Effort: O. W. Buss.

Easton R. 4. Russets Mrs. Wm. F.

Gombert. Andreas: ESwin Knorr. Klinserstown; Samuel Echert. Olev; F. Gombert.

Andreas: W. H. Schlegel. Bath R. Omer Dieterick.

Mt. Bethel R. Ira E. Echert. Oley.

District No. White Rural Rufus Mvprs, shafferstown: Warren 8. Reed. Lansdale R. H.

E. Clouser, New Bloom Abram A. Rflf. Lansdale R. vv.rr.n Rhnit Fat rireensville Islah Mrei.iour,.

worr mu i 1 Russets H. B. Diener. Jonestown: Robert W. Diener.

Jonestown; W. P. Smedley, Rufus K. Meyer. Shaffers.own; w.

a. Keia. uxiorn; J. w. sneioiy.

L.au disvlllc: Masonic Home, Ellzabe llitown. m.irirt vv. whlt Ourol Cl Dunn. Ebensb'urg; G. Clarence Griffith, Ebensburg: C.

M. Schwab. Loretto: W. A. Coleman it Sons.

South Bend: Edison Hay. Meyersoale: u. A. Holtl, Hastings; W. C.

Ller. Markelton Russeis O. H. Dunn. Ebensburg: W.

D. Wetzel, Carrolltown: Paul Strlttmatter, Palton; P. O. Strlttmaer, Patton; Win. Co Iiv.

Somerset: W. A. Coleman Son, South Bend; Harry Shulta, Berlin. District No. 4.

White Rural Don steam. Coudersport; Gal' Stahlman, Bax ter; E. J. vasomaer, Brooicviiie; Leroy Russets G. W.

Lewis. Edinboro; V. A. Larue. Montrose: Raymond Ooodenough, Coudersport; W.

S. Freeman, Coudersport Amer tsuner. urooavuie; w. 1. Moore, Reynoldsvilie; Nelson Crooks, Corydon.

District No. 5. Gobblers H. W. Blll myer.

Quakertown; Samuel Eckert. Olay: Edgar Beck, York No. Rufus K. Meyers, Shafferstown; Mrs. C.

M. Schwab, Lor etto. Green Mts. Clifford Yorkee. Dansviiie: i A Priri Dvfnrri Alhtrt.

Tvxnn Hnr. shnm: A. H. Vasey. Lumberrille.

aiut mem k. l. snenK, Hersney L. Shenk Skin Geo Barkman. Berlin: J.

W. Bhelbley. Landisburg; Harry B. Cooney, Landisburg; Ivan Warren. Weltsboro.

ilnnb8urTn a Russets Mrs. wm. r. Gombert. An Lewis! Edinboro.

o. H. Dumm, Ebensburg; a. w. i Linesville: F.

Merle Flauah u.rtviiu Clifford Moore. Reynoldsvilie R. Geo i Hor" i 'Youne Jr Moh.ff'.. unaun, A. neuning.

uouaersport; Kenneth Martz, Port Allegany. Russeis Walter Lelte. Genesee: Harrv E. Jones. Shinglehouse; Flovd Valentine.

Susquehanna; Louis Colussy, Roulette Havmon Cross, Coudersport Brenner. Coudersport Dimmoch: Clifford Osgood, Genesee; Chas' i Miller. Turbotville. District No. 4.

Whlte Skins Kenneth Richard mii ncy, Martinsourg. Russets Luther Yoder, Muttawanna; Wm. Lenker, Harrisburg, R. Harry Motz. Allensvllle: Harry L.

Smith. Mll ilinburg; Guy Erdley, Lewisburg; Beulah Leigh, Newville: Samuel Metz, Allens yille; Chas. Snoke. owersvllle; Virginia Leigh, Newville. District No.

5. White Skin Wayne Kistler, Wannamaker; Miriam Hunsicker. Oermansville; Allen S. Henielman. Con ir.iwaiu, jacxsonviiie Vlnlt moyer, new Tripoli; Oertrude Lauchnor, Schnechsvllle: Mark W.

Hentzelman, Schnechsville; Madeline Kuti, New Tripoli; Florence Siahley, Neffs. Russets Roy Conrad. Jonestown; Mark Hershey. Lebanon R. Nancy R.

Meek, Jonestown; Davis Meek. Jonestown; Mary C. Werner. Bath; Harold Bushlrt, Bath; Miriam Oulder, Lebanon R. Harry Phillips, Lickdale; Irvin Kline.

Jonestown. Sweepstakes White Skins Mary Alice Hay, Meyeradale; Wayne Kistler, Wannamaker; Paul Butler, Berlin. Russets Vonard Jones, North, East; Walter Genesee; Rhoda Peters, Munson R. D. Grand Champion, r.srd Jones, North East.

Takei Certified Milk Prize In the milk awards at the Farm i Show the Lenkerbrook Dairy, Dau phln county, took fourth prize in the certified milk class. The complete list of awards in order of placement follow: Class 1 A Raw Market Milk from T. B. Free Cows Chester M. Stryker, Petersburg; 8.

D. Mingle, Williamsburg; E. J. Hess. Waynesboro; E.

D. Carter, Christiana; S. H. Mohler, Ephrata: Isaac Sher woou, west unesier: w. v.

nanooipo. Royersford; James Bpeers. Downlngtown; 1 Woodman 8mlth. Wycombe; Claude Myers. Plumsteadville.

Class 1 Raw Market Hill M. B. Ollck. Blrd ln HandE. W.

Shrack, West Orove; j. D. Bunting. Oxford. Class 1 Certified Milk Delcheater Farms, Edgemont; Pennhurst Farm, Narberth; Dr.

Frederick Tavlor, Pulaski; Lenkerbrook Dairy, Harrisburg. Clasa 1 Pasteurised Milk J. E. Harsbarger, Altoona; Bupplee WIUsJones, Philadelphia; Oreenvllle Dairy, Oreen rule; Moore Brothers, Meadville: John H. Shenk.

Lancaster; C. Stanley Heat. Lan caM( 2, SHOW PRIZE AWARDS ATTRACT CROWDS (Continued From First Page) has been raising; t. ves for three DaMnJ rant i Caul I yCBIO OCWI1U JL I'Ll'" ALU Lrindle. 19, a neighbor of Miss Hess'.

Brindle last year won first prize in the Cumberland county contest and twelfth prize in the grand cham i pion baby beef contest Esther Dolling Tbanon county, Myerstown, R. D. No. 1 juried off third honors in the grand contest, i having won fourth place in the Lebanon county awards yesterday. She has been raising baby beeves for the past three years.

Fourth priae in the grand champion baby beef contest was won by Guy Shultz, II, Carlisle; fifth, Wen roy Smith, 14, Lebanon; sixth, Paul Reist, 18, Lebanon; seventh, George Bell, 17, Annville; eighth, Ammon Oberholtzer, 15, Elizabeth town, and ninth, Harold Graybill, 16, Hershey. First prize amounted to $20; sec ond, $15; the next four prizes, $10 each, and the last three, $5 Lebanon, Cumberland and Dauphin counties, the Reading company and the American Hereford Breeders' Association. All of the beeves exhibited in the show were Herefords. The grand champion baby beef awards made in the Inez building, were the center of attraction this morning. Awards of prizes and completion of the judging of competitive exhibits featured the day.

The show" is scheduled to close to morrow afternoon. Crowds were handled again to day by an extra, force of policemen. Twenty eight State and local ponce yesterday were on City firemen who had been stationed about the various buildings as a precautionary measure against nre. 'were acting in the capacity of police and helping to keep moving lines sep Potato King's Prize Winning Display I I a wrf I wrik Jl 1 oes arated to faciUtate speed through Roy m. Anderson, New Cumber entrances and exits in the exhibit land; Harry Reigle, Gratz, and Fred buildings.

Carnival Spirit Prevails With a spirit rivaling that of rnival time in an European city, carnival the crowd of visitors to the show, estimated At hptn ppn 35 000 and at oeiween ao.uuu ana Sons, bought peanuts, 4fl nnn rwrsons oi, Lm.it. inH thrnno Prl the uiau. StreetS On their Way tO and from the various exhibits. One enterprising vendor set up a stand on Market street between Cameron and Tenth. He had a i spinning wheel of varl colored electric lights to attract attention and .7 mldwaVS 01 Me CirCUSCS are noiea.

The judges of all exhibits have invariably expressed the same opin ion that this year's State Farm cjVinw in mnnv rpnerts pxceeds bnOW in many respef is exceeas I anything ever attempted in this I Barred Plymouth Rocks, Light Cock, niinrrv anr! far Mtrppds ftnv other Lenis Tyreman, Scot Run; Adam 8mlth. country ana iar exceeas any outer Harrishurg. Warncr Mohnton; Winter Farm Show. Charles O. Balthaser, Sinking Sprnigs; I.Ike Straw Ride John P.

Coble. Middletown. Cockerel, J. v. I G.

Warner. Mohnton; Murray A. Oood Some Visitors have Come Only for fellow, Hanover: J. O. Warner.

Mohnton: a day at a time, but there are those who arrived Monday to stay until the show closes Friday at 2 o'clock. Groups from some communities rsmc in trucks which thev hired I fnr fHn tn anA frnrn rh ritv for the trip to ana irom trie city. une sucn group came a uumira iham than flftv milm hv trunk I "It was like an old time straw ride," members of the group said when they arrived, jovially helping each other from the truck. Restaurants and Sleeping quar ters in every section of the city i have been crowded to capacity with i the guests, and in each Of the ex iralhibit buildings, lunch stands have i a. i I Seen put into operation for the hlinB.rv vialtors.

nungry 151lors. Hope For New Building Thre is one regret expressed by the guests generally and that has oromise of remedv in the near 7 i i future. All are intensely interested in the building of a State Farm Show building where all exhibits can be put under one roof. With i me LrOVemorS inclusion 01 000 in the annual budget to the I TMd hn Legislature for such a building, many of the organizations, attending have signified their proposal to nwn PSS resolutions endorsing the pro Thousands are attracted to the exhibits of the various State departments, which have co operated to the fullest extent this year. Many of the State exhibits rival those of corporations and companies who are accustomed to place exhibits many times a year.

Mechanical Cows Now In the dairy feed exhibits, mechanical cows which move with precision after the manner of live animals attracted many spectators and exclamations of wonders. ueparrmeni OI rorestS ana Waters, the Vocational demonstra I tions and manv othprs inphidln lner 1lumn8 The Department of Forests and the extension workers of Pennsylvania 'State College indicated work and planning of many weeks. There are four breeds of dairy cattle on exhibition in the Shaffer Building, which were sold at auction this morning. One aged cow from the Masonic Homes at Ellza bethtown Is also on display. The baby beeves, which were the center of attraction yesterday in the Judging, indicated their quality by size and sleekness of coats.

Judges say they experienced difficulty in coming to conclusions because of the general excellence of the entries. Boy Is Potato Champion This mornlhg the grand champion of the show was selected and awarded the grand prize, and the potato champion, Leonard Jones, of Nortneast, wai awarded his prize, lis is a 15 year old school boy and won his liurels over many older land more. experienced growers. Tbrsshermen Ooen Annual tonvtnuon The sixteenth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Thitjhermen and Farmers' Protective Association opened this afternoon in Chestnut Street Auditorium. President H.

L. R. Anderson and A. G. Kellam, representative of the I.

Case Company, spoke. The annual banquet of the association will be Tield this evening at 6 o'clock. Dr. John A. H.

Keith, Superintendent of Public Instruction; John A. McBparran, former head of th state Orange; Dr. O. O. Jordon, Secretary of Agriculture, and State Treasurer Samuel Lewis will speak.

By 8ta(f Photographer. This yield of potatoes made H. J. Walton Son, of Kennett Square, Chester county, the potato kings of the State. The 696 bushels of potatoes grown on one acre of land are shown in the picture.

Little Hilda Gordon, 5, 268 Verbeke street, a visitor at the Farm Show wondered what they will do with all those potatoes as she stopped for a rest perched on top of one of the bags Just as the cameraman went by. Poultry Exhibits 7 Feature; Dauphin Takes Prize Awards The poultry exhibit at the Farm Show has been given special com mendation this week by judges as well as visitors. Among the prize winners in various classes' were Adam Smith, Harjsburg, R. D. John F.

Coble, Middletown; W. Hench, New Cumberland; W. F. c.k.iv vucwxii, uiivci oLiicju, Gratz; S. H.

Reinhart, Hummels town: I. A. Zimmerman. DauDhin: T. Lancaster, Elizabethville.

Following is a complete list Of lze lnne th of aWards: Barrfa "ymatitn kock cock. Koy L. 0eti. Beaver Springs. Hen.

J. G. Garner. Mohmon; H. C.

Shorts. Sharon; J. G. Warner. J.

W. Parks. Altoona. Cockerel. William J.

Kelley, Doylestown NoU and Honnemaker, Sinking Springs: W. H. Hench. New Cumberland: Lewis Swartcbaugh, Hanover; Noll and Honnemaker. Sinking Springs.

Pullet, J. G. Warner. Mohnton. first and second: B.

V. h. c. shorts, snr.ron. om pen, j.

w. Parks. Altoona. Young pen, Lewis Tyre man. Scot Run.

Birred Plymouth Rocks. Dark Hen, Noll and Nonnemaker, Sinking SDrtnirs, first and second; J. C. Kower, Green castle, third and fourth: Pullet, W. H.

Hench, New Cumberland, first and second: Noll and Nonnemaker. Sinking Springs, third to fifth. Old nen. Adam amitn. Harrisons.

R. D. 4. Young pen, ohn Coble. Middletown; J.

C. Ko GreencasUe; Adam smith. Harrisburg oser Murrav A. Ooodfellnw Hannver: Phfirlp G. Balthaser.

Sinking Springs, old pen. J. I W. Parks, Altoona xoung pen, u. war i ner, Monnion lisle.

Rrenner'fi Hateherv. flnr I White Plymouth Rock Cock, Frank Pitts. Media, first to third: Charles R. Morrall, Norlhumberland, fourth and fl(th Hen rrjnk rutB Mf dia, flr8t t0 uuto; uaivin Mover, sioucnourg, iourin; Wenachoff. Sells Station; fifth.

Cockerel, Frank Fitts. Media: H. E. Hen nigh. 8prlng Mills: Calvin Mover.

Stoucha burg; H. E. Hennigh, Spring Mills. Pullet, Frank Fltts, Media, first to third: Calvin Moyer, Stouchsburg; H. E.

Hennigh, Spring Mills. Old pan. Frank Media. Poultry Firm, Ephrata; W. F.

Yottey, oberitn. Erwin Paint. int: ho'vo snn! i Spring Grove. Hen 's. Hoke and Son' I Atmrl cocLeVeii'wn' onte.

a trni. Ham A. Koehler. Sinking Sartnas: H. atrfnlrlflr T.lMlv Snnhla in PalnH Dn.

A Unb. an1 Snn Bn.lna i Grove; Sophia H. Erwln. Painted Post, second and third: winiam a. Koehler sinking springs.

Young pen, William a. Kcrhier. Sinking Springs. i Silver Pencil Plymouth Rock Cock. S.

O. Hoke and Son. 8prlng Grove. Hen. S.

1 O. Hoke and Son. 8prTng Orove; Mrs. O. W.

Wallace. Bowmansdale. Cockerel, S. O. Hoke and Son.

Spring Orove. Pill let, Mrs. o. w. Wallace.

Bowmansdale; 8 9 tnd Son 8Drln Grove, second and third. Partridge Plymouth Rock Hen. S. G. gi'e "1 spn orove.

Pullet 8. o. spring Grove: Boys' Poul try oiuo. nanjvor, second ana tnira. Columbian Plymouth Rack Hen, Mr.

G. W. Wallace, Bowmansdalo; Guyon Bunty. Hanover second and third. Cockerel.

Mrs. O. W. Wallace, Bowmansdale: 8. O.

Hoke and 6on, Hanover: Gnvon Buntv, Hanover, third and fourth. Pullet, Guyon Bunty. Hanover; 8. O. Hoke and Bon.

Spring Grove; Guyon Bunty, Hanover. Young pen, Lillian Lawyer, Littles town. Blue Plymouth Rocks Pullet, Bruce V. Lentz, Bowmansdale. Silver Laced Wyandotte Cock, F.

K. McDowell, Lincoln University; S. C. Hoke and 8on. Spring Grove; H.

E. Keefauver, York. Hen, S. G. Hoke and Son, Spring Grove; H.

E. Keefnuver, York: S. O.Hoke and Son, Spring Grove: H. E. Keefauver.

York. Cockerel, F. M. McDowell, Lincoln University; J. A.

Orth. Lebanon, second and third: H. E. Keefauver, York F. McDowtll, Lincoln University.

Pullet, H. B. Keefauver, York: 8. G. Hoke and Son, Spring Grove; J.

A. Orth, Lebanon; H. E. Keefauver. York.

Young pen, Fred 1. Lancaster, Elizabeth vine. Golden Wyandatte Cock, Oliver Schelb. Grata; C. B.

Kolhermel, Bowers; C. W. I B' Bowers, fien, C. E. Rothermel, Bowers.

first and second: S. G. Hoke and Son Sprnig Orove. Cockerel, C. E.

Rothermel, Bawcr; C. W. Myers, Spring Cockerel, C. B. Rothermel, Bowers; S.

G. Hoke and 8on, Spring Orove. Pullet, Oliver oneio, uratz; u. w. Myers, spring oiove; u.

Hone ana eon, spring urove; v. Rothermel, Bowers, fourth and fifth. wnite nyanaoue Cock, John W. Hutton, Red Lion; William B. Carter.

Ephrata; J. W. Martin, Rome. Hen. Mrj.

G. W. Wallace, Bowmansdale; John W. Hutton, Red Lion: William B. Oarter, Ephrata; Mrs.

CL W. Wallace, Bowmansd. ilc: J. W. Rome.

Cockerel, Peola Poultry Yards, Beaver Springs, first and second: Mrs. G. W. Wallace, Bowmansdale: William B. Carter.

Ephrata; John W. Hutton, Red Lion. Pullet, Peola Poultry Yards, Beaver Spring, first to third; John W. Hutton, Red Lion: William B. Carter, Ephrata.

Buff Wvandotte Cock. hen. cockerel, "pullet. What glen Poultry Lancas ter, ursi ana sreonu. Black Wyandotte Cock, hen, 8.

O. Hoke and Son. SDrlng Orove. cock. tow'T jonnsSroraterford; fh.ri: i i.

rfni a.irt Son tinr orove; wn I'sm R. Jvlntiou. a.s'o.d: BW Civb, Hanover. Puilet. S.

J. Harlacier. Hftrtover: 8. O. Moke and Bon.

Sprint Boys' Pity. Club. Hanover: William R. Johnson. GiRterfora; 8.

J. n. II. 8. Weldner.

Han Sr: 3 ''Cr' ''r cock. pjiici, a. u. a T.i Eprin? Oviw coiumo an v.yanai,..e iiocu. nen.

eirt, uuurt, oVn un, Fhillipsburg N. J. i.Lnu I lersvllle. Hen. John 0.

Kriner. Stetiers ville: 8. O. Hoke and Bon. Spring Orove.

I cockerel, a a. Hoke and son, sprint Mottled Javaa cock. 8. o. Hoke ana i Son.

Spring Orove. Hen. John C. Kriner Stetlersville: 8. O.

Hoke and Son, Spring Orove. Pullet, S. O. Hoke and Son, Spring Orove. American Dominique hen, John O.

Kriner. Stetlersville. Single Comb Rhode Island Red Cork, C. L. Penny), Bloomsburg; 8.

L. Hctrlek, Punxsutawney: l. A. Zimmerman, Dauphin: H. D.

Blnkley, Oreencastle: A. T. Noll, Lehlghton. Hen, Charles E. Canton, first and second; I.

A. Elmmerman, Dauphin; R. B. Oelger, Pottatown; Charlea E. Fanning.

Oanton: S. L. Hetrlck, Punxsutawney; Boyertown H. B. weloner.

Hanover, nen. o. o. and Son, farms Urove: s. j.

a Hanover: William R. Johnson, k.ia'ir.j. u. i.i.r. 1 to Li.n.

Cockerel. S. J.I Marlackrr. Hiaovcr. first and second: 8.

i if Hntcherv, Boyertown. Cockerel. W. M. Ephrata; C.

L. Pensyl. Bloomsburg. second and third; R. B.

OelRer, Potts town; L. Pensyl. Bloomsburg; Boyer town Hatcnery, Boyertown; a. n. Rem hart.

Hummelstown. Pullet, Boyertown Hatcherv. Bovertown; I. A. Zimmerman.

ia; B. 0eiger. Pottstown. vxiung men, w. m.

shirk, Ephrata MK LOIDD nptqf iiiino nn Cock. B. H. Oumbert, Apollo; T. Thompson, Washington.

D. f. W. i.ents, tiowmansuaie, ursi anu bcluiiu F. Tavlor Thomoson.

Washlnaton. D. R. Dowler, Midway. Cockerel, Bruce W.

Lenta, Bowmansdale; R. A. Dowler, Midway: F. T. Thompson, Washington.

D. I C. Pullet. Bruce W. Lenta.

Bowmansdale: nwlr Midwav: F. T. ThomDson. wjhlnirtnn D. C.

Onen nen. Bruce W. Lentz, Bowmansdale. Young pen, F. T.

Thompson, Washington, D. C. Buckeye Oock. hen. pullet, S.

O. Hoke and Son. Spring Drove. Chanteler Cock. hen.

cockerel, 3. Kriner. Stetlersville. jersey mama Farms. Narberth: J.

F. Wenschhof. Sells station, nen, wiiiiaiu nuu, Pennhurst Farms. Narberth. second ana ZaS: CockereL hurst Farms.

Narberth, first and second; RnT M. Anderson. New Cumberland: Wll nam J. Robesonla, fourth and fifth, fUJiet, rennnur.l rarms, naiuciiii, F. Rogers, Gratz; Pennhurst Farms, Nar Derm; w.

j. non, noorsuma. Light Brahma Cock. C. J.

Balthaser, Sinking Springs; Harry Keigle, Gratz. Hen. Harry Reigle. Grati, first and second. Cockerel, 0.

J. Balthaser. Sinking Springs; Harry Reigle, Gratz; C. J. Balthaser, Sinking Springs.

Pullet, C. J. Balthaser, Sinking Snrlngs, first and second; Harry Reiple, stet'iarsviiie. Hen, John' c. Kriner, stet 1 Dark Brahma cock, jonn u.

annrt, lersviue; s. o. Hone ana oon, opnug S' Buff Brahma coke, hen, s. a. Hoke snBuff0coc1finM0Vhen.

cockerel, pullet, I o. u. noae ana oou, opinio rartriage uocnin vuc, o. v. Son, Spring Grove, first; John Kriner, Stetlfisvllle.

second. Hen S. O. Hose and Son, Spring Orove, first and second; John C. Kriner, Stetlers vill mVlfor.l Hoke and Son.

Spring Grove; John C. Kriner, Stetlersville. Pullet S. G. HoKe ana aon, Dpru, Grove, first and second: John C.

Kriner, stetlersville. Whlfo rnrhin Cork. S. G. HOke and Son, Spring urove; jonn B.rnier, owi lersvllle.

Hen, John C. Kriner, Stetiers 1 II A I I "'Black cochin cock, John c. Kriner, the State Farm Products Show here stetlersville. Hen, John c. Kriner, stet f0r $52.75 a head, the highest aver K5Av8 gje of a breed represented the Black Lanashan Cockerel.

H. F. Brln show. The total rpoeiveri was sl.171. ton, west cnester; jonn u.

kriner. ovei lersville. Oock, John C. Kriner, Stetlen vllle. White Langshan Cork, Charlea E.

Hershey, Dover, first and second. Hen, Charles E. Hershey. Dover, first and second; John C. Kriner.

8tetlcrsville. York. Adams and Perrv Take Corn Display Honors Entries from York, Adams and nnlintlT farm, WAH IVIOnV ft? of fVl. the corn prizes at the Farm Sovt. the order of awarris Lancaster county sure crop j.

oar ber. Elizabelhtown; Henry Helland, Thorn i a'ivllle; C. B. Newcomer. Mt.

Joy; N. Myers, Hanover; Archie Dolhelmer. Thorn 1 asvllle R. T. W.

Rosenberry. Gordon 1 vine; j. 'Reist, Mt. joy; h. Ncas, Yellow Dent Dr.

Vallie Hawkins. Fawn Grove; h. p. Hess, York: Bailey Ruff. Howard Ness" York r.

Archie DoU helmer. Thomasvllle; R. E. Julius. Spring Orove; Henry Heiland, Thomasvllle.

white Dent second, j. Arthur Brack art. Lititz. White Capped Yellow Dent Lewis Web ster. Lahaska; A.

H. Vasey. Lumbervllle. 1 Lancaster oouniy eure urop b. b.

tg cninas were wasnDurn. wersney ana ger, Hanover; Robert Bankert. Hanover; i rrunflslri Clark Berwanger. Hanover; William Bross, i Lewis, proprieiOiS Ot Greenfield Jonestown: l. o.

schaum. Womelsdorf; farms, Tiffin, Ohio, and George W. Paul Hershey. Lebanon R. D.

Harry M. i Fimjra xr wfl, the aUC Bowman, Palmyra; Clarence Bowman, I Baxter, imira, JN. was ine auc Palmyra. tioneer. Yellow Dent E.

S. Egger, Hanover; Frances Murren. Hanover R. A. A.

Charles Shelter, York, bought the Atherton Greencastle; Norman Atherton. highest priced individual for $8'. Greencastlc: John H. Menges, McSher 1 5 rystown; Robert Bankert. Hanover; Mrs.

The flrsf prize Senior yearling and Joseph h. Menges Mcsherrynown; m. g. champion of the breed went to the Sellers. Chambersburg R.

8. I a white Dent ThomSs Atherton. oreen St. Amour Company, Mortonville, castle; Clarence Atherton. Greencastle.

i lers. Chambershura R. fl: Clarence Ather i ton. Greencastle; Thomas Atherton, town; j. R.

Yelch. Blrdsboro R. 3 L. a. Harrta Mllini r'CounTj Home Tlon to; Paul Turek.

Humlocks Creek; R. W. i Hibbard. New Albany. Wnlte capped Yeiiow Dent Simon Nl 1 Yeiiow Dent r.

a. Briggs. Nescopeok; i oauer. rlimom. Flint R.

R. Putnam. Tlonesta: Marvin and Howard Miller. Clarks Summit. District No.

5 Yellow Dent Burton B. I Bayard, Waynesburg; George O. Btrosnt 1 I iurg; Luther R. Roupe, Waynesburg. District No.

0 Lancaster County Sure Crop H. W. Dromgold, New Bloomfleld; Harry Wilson. Lysvllle; Daniel Rice, New Bloomfleld: Walter Ellrrman. Landlsbura.

jcuuw uciil fiuiry d. cooney, annals burg r. carl Boiti. LanrtiaburB: Ert. h.

i MDyisUUmTh7mph: aontown. I yeIl0W Dent J' 1 Honorary Claaa Yellow Dent from Districts J. and Clarence Atherton. Oreencastle; c. N.

Myers, Hanover: Thomaa Atherton, Oreen castle; Wlngfoet Farm. Rouks. Yellow Dent From Districts 4 and Learry Leach, Lewistown. R1.Y''ch. Blrdsboro; j.

w. icub v. nuswu orown, jnew i c.pped' Ye.iow Dent M. o. Sel Cs.s.

naJrirwi iJiaie Uairyffien Hear Ur King at Anniin Ranniiat ai miuuai OBnquei The nn convention of the Pennsylvania DairTnen's Assocla tlon was conc'vVrl rrlth a h.i. ,1.. wiason i last nl Jht. Dr' C1yde K1ng. secretary Of 1 I iuiuuiuirieuitn unaer lormer Governor Plnchot, was the principal ai'a nc nttauKea me ineory that tariff can aid the farmer.

Dr. King said that only the 'Imports were affected by tariff and not the exports. He said that the United States produced more hogs and more potatoes than the people could use and that in a short tuns more milk would be produced and advocated a strong Federal Board to govern marketing. Officers elected I "mil White Da: net i.r.mr k. 4" FlintlN a Pet TehVin'tJ "''ii O.

Hr Hd Ilfr. Novreth. R. n. 1' Preston Hrrv Llrtht.

Hanon R. D. rnuiip Mccarty, n. Yt Ii R. D.

Samuel B. tSiV 1 were: Robert F. Brinton, West Chester, president; first vice president, L. M. Thompson, Montrose; virp nrpslrlpn Phil secona Vice presiaem, M.

l. rmi' Hns. Pomerov: third vice nresident W. F. Shrum.

Jeanette, and secre i state oonege. Horticultural and Beekeeper Groups Elect The Pennsylvania State Horticultural Association elected officers at a meeting of the organization this morning. J. S. Rittenhouse, Loralne, was named president; C.

H. Hayi, Northeast, vice president; F. W. Fletcher, State College, secretary, and S. B.

Snyder, Ephrata, treasurer. A resolution was passed favoring the defeat 0t bU1 in the Le8isla" ture at present wnicn aims to taKe rh nf flxin(y hp riarp. nn the power or hXlllg vhe Qates On cncuiio iiuiii liic oiaic raiiic viit mission. The horticultural associa tion believes the power should con tinue to be vested in the commis sion. The Pennsylvania State Beekeep ers' Association elected officers at a meeting of the organization this morning.

E. J. Anderson, of State college, was again named president; A. C. Trainer, Shmecksville, was elected vice president, and Charles N.

Greene, of the Bureau af Plant iimuanica ua i cuiu Linens vi Agriculture, wa3 named secretary treasurer. Swine Sales Close al Annual tXHIDlt Twenjy six Berkshire sows and gilts consigned by members of the State Breeders' Association sold at Colonel George W. Baxter, Elmira, N. was the auctioneer. F.

E. Kite, St. Paris, Ohio, purchased the champion sow, consigned by Syracuse Farms, Douglassville, for $80 the highest individual price paid. The reserve champion, also consigned by Sycamore Farms, went tex. Cooper, of Jeflerson county for $66.

The animal was also first prize Junior SOW pig. F. E. Kite th fl enior sow DuSnt tne nrst prize senior sow pig, consigned by Sycamore Farms, ,77 sepon(j hichest Drice i Ior lne secona "'Snest. price paid.

Judges Of the exhibits were I tr i Rtrrri rroiessor ii. Li, uarriues, and Professor M. F. Grimes, State College. i concluding the sale of swine, twenty five Poland China sows and guts brought a total Of $1484, or an co oC average price of $53.36, the highest nf tho fnnr hrppHs pntprprl in the th SllOW.

Consignors Of the Poland I for $70. Charles Sheffer, York, uuubiiu uic iow pii, reserve Champion for $75. The first prize junior pig went to J. K. shields, MechanicsDurg.

ine juages Of the ShOW were FrOieSSOr rl. Li. Garrigues, Storrs, Connecticut, and Gfof. rn. jrimcaaui iva, a uivo, lege, and one head Of one riunarea ana one neau ui SOWS and gilts Were Sold Tuesday and Wednesday for a total of $5010, an average of $49.57 a head.

Twen ty flve Duroc Jerseys brought $1139 an average of $45.56. An equal num ber of Chester Whites sold for $1018, A.naM rr aiv an averp.ee of $40.64. Twenty six Berkshire brought $1321 an aver nffp of S52.73. and the twenty five Poland Chinas, went for $1484, an average of $59.36. Small Cram PriZCS SineUi urain liutl CL UlVetl at rami SHOW Winners of the small grain prizes In the order of award by i arm mow Itkwl.

Oley R. D. 2. Wheat District I tJ. n.

Iiumm, burg; I. T. Strltlmattrr. Patton; Ralph Btrlttmatter. Patton R.

D. E. A. 8tam baugh. Oreen Park.

Wheat District 3 Paul W. Young. Lew 1 Isburg: Paul Turek, Hunlorks Creek; i Amoa Krcsge, Gilbert; Silt, Leigh 1 Champion E. R. York nnn OalS.

Oats. fc.t?. nn Type as. t. ojiiers, chrmber.

hun. R. Edgar R. Beck, York P. lfert.

Nazareth R. Elmer Honk R. 3: Amoa Krcire. Qll Honk, Blrdsboro R. Amoa Krcsge, Oil bert.

Oats. Vlctorv Type Ralph Btrlttmatter. i Patton R. 1: A. L.

Shaffer. Brookvllle; Jay Cowan, Brodkville; r. T. Btrlttmatter, Patton R. Harry O.

Peffer, Marthand. i Champion ExhiblU Ralph Strlttmatter, I Palton R. 1. i Barley Walter H. Schlegel, Bath R.

I V. H. Knul, East Stroudsburg; Paul W. 1 Young. Lewisburg.

Rye N. E. Sntt, Lehlghton; Harry C. Peffer, Marchand; Paul Turek, Hunlocks i Creek. Soy Beans H.

E. Spelcher, Greenwood, Delaware, Buckwheat V. H. Ksul. East Stroudsburg: Edgar R.

Beck, York R. Emory L. Miller, Stahlstown. HANOVER MAN TAKES 10 EAR CORN HONORS The grnd champion ten ear exhibit of corn in the State Farm Products Show was axhiblted by C. N.

Myers. Hanover, York County. The variety was Golden Queen Yellow Dent. Mr. Myers also won first place In the sweepstakea class of Yellow Dent corn.

Other winners in the sweepstakes class were: J. O. Oaroer. Elizabethtown. Lancaster county: C.

Russell Brown. New Park. York county; Leslie Sellers. Chambersburg. Franklin county, and N.

E. Solt, Lehlghton, Carbon county. The complete list in order of awards follows: Ooiden Queen C. N. Myers.

Hanover; Henry Helland. Thomasvllle: Maurice Resh. Hanover: Thos. Atherton, Oreencastle; H. J.

Helland. Thomasvllle: X. H. Vasey. Lumbervllle: Thomaa Patterson.

Morrisvllle; Earl Oroff, Strasburg. Green County Learning F. 8. Stros Inder. Waynesburg: Austin Watson, Waynesburg; George O.

Strosnlder, Waynesburg; Burton B. Bayard, Waynesburg; David rry, Waynesburg. Cloud's Yellow Dent J. W. Bruckart, Lltlta: John Enders, Columbia.

Rrld's Yellow Dent Clarence Atherton, Oreencastle; M. O. Sellers, Chambersburg R. 8: Thos. Atherton, Greencastle: Leslie Sellers, Chambersburg R.

W. E. Clouser. New Bloomfleld; H. E.

Clouser, New Bloomfleld. Yellow Dent Henry J. Helland, Thomasvllle: Howard Atherton, Oreencastle: Lilian Ness, York R. Grace J. Helland, Thomasville; A.

B. Wlngfoot, Ronks. White Dent Howard Atherton, Oreencastle. White Capped Yellow Dent Leslie Sellers. Chambersburg R.

Howard Atherton. Greencastle; David Amspach, Lebanon: Biebcr Rishel, Spring Mills; Ouy Beahm, Spring Mills. Lancaster County Sure Crop Henry J. Helland. Thomasvllle; Grace J.

Heiland, Thomasville: Ruth Herr Garber, Elizabeth town; Bryson Rosenberry, Gordonville; Marian Oarber, Elizabethtown. Henry Miller, Elizabethtown; Claire Eby, Gordonville; Anna M. Garber, Elizabethtown. Sweepstakes Clares. Lancaster County 6ure Crop J.

C. Garber. Elizabethown. Yellow Dent C. N.

Myers, Hanover. White Dent C. Russel Brown, New Park. White Capped Yellow Dent Leslie Sellers, Chambersburg. Flint N.

E. Soit. Lehlghton. 80 Ear Claaa Lancaster County Sure Crop Ben Eby, Oordonvllle; Henry Helland, Thomasville. J.

C. Garber, Elizabethtown; Sprlnglawn Farms, Elizabethtown: T. W. Rosenberrv, Oordonvllle; J. C.

Reist, Mt. Joy: Ira Eby, Gordonville: C. N. Myers, Hanover. Yellow Dent C.

N. Myers, Hanover: Henry Heiland, Thomasville: Thomas Atherton, Greencastle; Dr. Vallie Hawkins, Fawn Grove; Clarence Atherton, Greencastle: Thomas Patterson, Morrisvllle; John Enders, Columbia; H. D. Ness, York.

R. D. 1. White Dent C. Ruosel Brown.

New Park; J. R. Yeich, Blrdsboro; J. W. Bruckart.

Lititz; Clarence Atherton, Oreencastle. White Capped Yellow Dent D. M. Lan dls, Lancaster, H. D.

Thomas Atherton, Oreencastle; Harry C. Herr, Lancaster, R. D. 4: M. C.

Sellers, Chambersburg, R. D. 8. Flint N. E.

Solt. Lehlghton; J. B. Yeich, Blrdsboro. Single Ear Class Lancaster County eure Crop Henry Miller, Elizabethtown; Leonelle J.

8chue. Hanover. Yellow Dent D. Raymond Houser, Lebanon; Buddy Roufe, Waynesburg. White Dent M.

O. Chambersburg; J. W. Brucknrt. Lititz.

White Capped Yellow Dent Harrv G. Herr. Lancaster; M. O. Sellers, Chambersburg.

Flint J. R. Yelch, Blrdsboro. Potato Growers Hold Convention in City Speaking to the Pennsylvania Potato Growers Association here today, J. B.

R. Dickey, of State College, told of the cultural practices employed by members of the 1929 Keystone 400 Bushel Potato Club. The Association unanimously endorsed the Farm Show building project for which Governor Fisher has made provision in his budget. "Approximately, one fourteenth of all the potatoes raised in the United States last year were produced in Pennsylvania," said F. P.

Willits, former Secretary of Agriculture, and prominent Delaware county potato grower, in an address yesterday afternoon before the Pennsylvania Potato Growers' Association. Willits dlspussed the value of the potato industry in the State or compulsory grading to protect the interest of growers. Further discussion of the potato situation in the State" was general at the meeting, which closed with a speech by Louis J. Reitz. A.

L. Harker, county agent of Le; high, told members of the Pennsylvania Potato Growers' Association that a longer marketing period is necessary for solution of the potato marketing problems. More storage is needed and more buyers must be found, he said. Merchan dlslng and salesmanship were emphasized as essential in overcoming potato growers' problems. Sheep Breeder! Elect R.

L. Munce President Concluding its annual meeting with an election of officers at a banquet yesterday, the Pennsylvania Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers Association re elected R. L. Munce, president. J.

B. Henderson, Hickory, was elected vice president and W. B. Connell, State College, secretary. The banquet which was in the form of a banquet was attended by sixty members of the association The association passed a resolution endorsing Governor Fisher's proposal to build a State Farm Show building.

A resolution was also adopted which favored the passage of a law controlling the shipment Into the State of sheep and goats carrying dangerous and transmlssa ble diseases. Announcement of the meeting of the Tri State Wool Show to be held In Washington this year was also made at the meeting. The chief speaker was Professor H. L. Garrigues, of the Animal Husbandry Department of the Connecticut Agricultural College.

Gilbert Watts. Bellwood, was re elected president of the Pennsylvania State Vegetable Growers' Association to day. J. M. Huffing ton.

State College, was named vice president, and W. B. Nissley, State College, secretary treasurer. About 1230 fowls of all types and bre3ds are entered in the exhibit. Thrre are sevcnlg Rhode Island Reds, 35 500 piiom, 820 Inrrro fowl, 275 littls fovl and thir ty nlr5 pens containing five birds rich included among the entries.

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