was open to all members of the society and students of the Agricultural
College.

The contest consisted of the judging of four plates each of ten standard
varieties. The total score of each contestant was considered by allowing
10 per cent for identification of varieties, 40 per cent for oral
reasons and 50 per cent for correct placings.

The prizes offered were: First, $5.00; second, $3.00; third, $2.00. D.C.
Webster of La Crescent, ranked first; P.L. Keene, University Farm,
second; and Marshall Hertig, third.

Score
First--D. C. Webster 87-1/2
Second--P. L. Keene 81-1/2
Third--Marshall Hertig 77-1/2
Fourth--Timber Lake 76-1/2

There were twelve men in the contest.

Judges: Prof. T. M. McCall, Crookston; Frederick Cranefield, Wisconsin;
Prof. E. C. Magill, Wayzata.




Annual Report, 1915, Collegeville Trial Station.

REV. JOHN B. KATZNER, SUPT.