ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1938.
Complete List of Prize Winners at Oakland Turkey Show
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Following la a coinplflc list of the
prize winners al tli North western
Turkey sliow, held ul Oakland lam
week. All towns Humeri are In
OreKon, except where otherwise
iioted.
LIVE DIVISION
Standard Bred Division
Bronze Exhibitors
A. I1. Holly, Jr., Itamonu, ('al.;
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thomas. Oak-
land; (leorite Chrismaii, ict. :i, Seio
fllr. imil Mrs. Hoy .Medley, Ouklund
Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Tliiele. Voneal-
lu; Mr. and .Mrs. O. (.'. Hrowll, Hose
buiK; Mr. and Mrs. V. .1. Ilnircl,
Oakland: U. T. Wloliuid, Vulley
Home, Cul.; O. J. IrvliiK. Oakland;
K. O. Youiik. Ouklund; Mrs. David
Mill. I'ortlund; T. 11. Uiirrlmin, Oak
land. Narragansett Exhibitors
Mrs, A. I). Hudson, Tangent; K.
". StroiiK, Oakland; Wesley .1.
Hammond, Ilox Wl, Mabel; Italph
Jlalrd, Ouklund; Chimin (loiT, Ouk
lund; Jones and Wilson, NnwbeiK.
White Hollard Exhibitors
Henry W. Domes, Hi. 1. Ilox ion,
niekreall; lllll (Win rath, !Ht. 1,
Jtoseburi,", Wind Todd, Ouklund;
Mrs. T. It. (iarrison, Ouklund; lien
' ry Domes, Hlukleall; Frauds Todd,
Ouklund.
Black Exhibitors
A. K. Millard, Hosebllll!; Meloy
Urotlicrs, lilleylil Ht., Uosebnin;
Don K. Hulrd, Ouklund; Mr. and
Mrs. Fay leailierwood, Oakland
Mrs. Oeo. Allien, Sliedd.
4-H Club Exhibitors
Gerald KlniiiiKiin. .1 lllon City;
Koy Ilalrd, Oakland; Norman H
ilell, Drain; Ward Todd, Oakland;
Hnlph llulnl, Ouklund; Jim Halt.
Ouklund; Hobby (Jllison, lit. 1. Kit
cene; Donald Davison,. Ouklund;
Kildlu Amm Alliuny.
Bourbon Red Exhibitors
Mrs. Chun. II. Davison, Oakland;
Ward Ciiclieriiin, Ouklanil; W. K.
3,loyd. 4111 H SI.. Davis, Calll'.; Mrs.
O. A. Mailiiln. Oakland.
Bronze Exhibitors
(loo. C. .Mllehell, Sehili, Wash.;
I'eto I-'rederleksoli. (irunls russ;
Mrs. A. W. Hailm. HoseblllK; lleorKi
KohlbaKen, HoselmiK; Mrs. Ceo.
Arncll, Sliedd.
MARKET TYPE EXHIBITORS
Bronze
Unlit Hlee, Oakliinil: Wayne
Idee. Ouklund; Conn Ill-others.
Jtoseburi!; M. A. Sehwni zlose,
Uracil way; Unbolt C. I'rli-e, III.,
Ilox 2IS. Hood Hlver; liny Wlllte.
Cnnyonville; Tom Kiikk, Oakland;
Flit. Hnyder, Days Creek; ('has.
Jl. Davison, Ouklund; Mr. nail Mrs.
A. Ij. Illimlllon. HI. 3, Chehnlls,
Wuah.;' I). II. Cooper, I'urkihile;
Murniitii. llyilell, Drain; U. K. Ar
nett, Kunnyslde, Wnsli.; Mr. und
Mrs. Jos. Kupelz, (loslien; Waul
Cockenim, Oakliinil; Jensen Urns.,
Jtt. 3, Junction City; Mr. and Mrs.
V. .1. lllillil, Oakland; Claude (Ion.
Oakland; It. M. Anderson, Ouklanil;
Mrs. it. 11. Ilorovli-ka, Si-lo; It. It.
lliiriivlidui, Ke-lo; Mrs. Wesley .1.
llnmmonil. Mabel: Wesley J. Hum-
monil. Muhol; W. A. Uavls. Iliumy
Valley Hunch, llosebiiiK:- .Mrs. lleo.
,. Hamllion. tlranls I'ass; (leo. I,,
jlaiiillliin, (limits I'iish; Jim tinff,
Oakland; K"iM!"tl'. Crtpeliiud, oak
land: 11. O. (loir. Sill lierlin : M. M.
Lyons, 511111 N. K. Clevelnllll
land; JlcKlnley llunliimlon
I'm!-
Oak-
hind.
Narragansett
Mrs. A. II. Hudson, Tiilinelll: W.
(1. Tritlti, Ouklund; K. StroiiK.
OuUlunil; Mrs. CheHler llydell.
Drain; Claude llnlf, Oakland; Jim
Coll, Ouklund; IMIph Ilalrd, Oak
laud, White Holland
Henry W. Domes, Ii.li kri'iill: lllll
Olllireatll. Ht. 1, Hiiseliuru; II. I'-.
Hands, Wilbur; Mrs. T. II. llarrt
tioii, Oakland.
Bourbon Red
It. II. I'urlier. Ouklund
Cockerum, Oakliinil.
Black
Melov llrolliers, Itnselinr;
Wilder, III. I, lOlliiene; A.
laid. RuseblllK; Mis, Ceo.
Wurd
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K. Mll-
Arnell.
Mlu-dd.
Bronze
(ieo. C. Mllihell, Selnll. Wash.;
1'ete J-'reileili-k.iun. Cranls Push;
Mrs. A. W. Haiiui. Itoselnui:;
(li'iinte Kolilliimeii. Uohi'Iiui-k; Mrs.
lleo. Arneit. Sliedd.
LIVE DIVISION
Grand Champion
Henry W. Domes, llli kreall.
Reserve Champion
Mrs. A. D. Hudson. 'Iiilllti-iil.
Master Breeders Display
I-list Henry U. Dunn
Hick
leall.
Second --.Mrs. A. D. Hudson
Iteul.
Sweepstakes Display
.Mr. uml Mrs. Itoy Medley,
land.
Breed Champions
llrone Mr. nut! Mrs. lioy
ley. Oakland.
Nuriamiusi'tl .Mis. A. D.
Hon. Tanueltl.
While llulliind - Henry
, Til ll-
Uil k-
Med
Uml
W.
Jinnies, nirlireiill.
linilrlinn Hed Waid Citi-Ueiitni
Oakland.
Illnek Mr. and Mrs. l-'ity Li-ulli
ei'wnod, Oakland.
Class Champions
Adult Tnln - lleury W. Dnnieiv
Jlii-kreall.
Velllllln: Tom Mrs. A. D. Mild,
tmn. Tanm-nl.
Youim Tom .Mr. and .Mis. liny
Medley. Ouklund.
YearllliK Hen Mr. uml Mis. l-'ay
3-alhei wood. ( iiililmid.
Adllll lli-n-lli-lliv W. Domes,
Itlrkrt-ull.
Ytiuni Hen Mr. and Mis. Hoy
Medley, Ouklund.
Displays
llronne-rirsl Mr. and Mis. Hoy
Merilev, Oakliinil; second - Mi. and
Mis. V. J. Ilalrd. Oakland.
NarrapnnseHs l-'llsl - Mrs. A.
l. Hudson. Talmellt; second - K. I-'.
Strong. Oakliinil.
While Hiilliillil Kht Henry W.
lloiues, lllcliieuil: second Win.
Cllhl-ealtl, Hosebiiii.'.
Iloiirbnn lied - l-'irsl -Will d Ciicfc-in-nm,
Ouklund; st-innd Mis. (I.
A. .M an I it. I lukluud.
Illnek- l-'irsl - Mr. anil Mrs l-'iiy
J.oatlierwiKiil. Oakliinil; seiond
JJou K. llulnl. OaMiind.
Live Market Champions
Chitinpioii Mill et t Hiid Ci u.
Jllllehcll. Selnll. Wnsh.
Cliiiiui'lou louus Tom U. Ii.
Iluruett, Sunnyside, Wash.
Champion Vouiik Hen Geo. Mit
chell, Sclah, Wash.
Bronze
Vouiik Tom .Mr, and Mrs. Hoy
Medley, Ouklanil, 1, 4, 9. 23; O. J.
IrvliiK, Oakland, 2, S, 12, IS; Oeo.
Clirlsm.-in, Seio, 3, 7. 10, 13. 22; Mr.
and Mrs. V. J. Baird. Oakland, 5.
II, 111; Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Ilrown,
Koscbm-K. Ii, Hi; K. G. Youiiu, Oak
land. 14, 21, 2u; Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Thomas, Ouklund, 17, In; T. It.
Currlson. Ouklund, 24; Mr. and
Mrs. II. V. Thiol, Yonealla. 20; Mrs.
David Hill, I'orllund, 2ii.
Adult Tom (Ji-oiKe CliriHinan,
Seio, 1; Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Medley,
Oakland, 2; Mr. and .Mrs. O. C.
Ilrown, lloseburK. 3; O. J. IrvliiK.
Oakland. 4, 5; Mr. and Mrs. II. V.
Mil. -I, Yoiicullu. Ii.
YeurlinK Tom Ceo. Clirismun,
Seio, 1; Mr. und Mrs. Hoy Medley,
Oakland, 2. 3, 7; A. 1'., Holly, Jr.,
Hanionn. Calif., 4, 5; 6. .1. Irvine
Ouiilaud, li; O. C. Ilrown, lloseburK.
S; Mr, and Mrs. V. J. Ilalrd, Oak
land, 'J.
Yoiiiii? Hen Mr. and Mrs. Itoy
Medley, Oakland. I. 5, S, 13, 14, 18,
III, 2.1; .Mr. and Mrs. V. .1. Ilalrd.
Oakland, 2, I, II. 14. 27, 35; (leo.
Chrlstnun. Seio, 3. 1.1; D. T. Wle
liilid. Valley Home, Clllif., 7, II. 21,
311; O. .1. IrvliiK, Ouklanil, ID, 31:
Mr. und Mrs. .1. H. Thomas. Oak
land, 11, 21. 2li, 29, 3ll; Mr. und
Mrs. O. C. Ilrown. Hoseburi!. 12;
Mrs. Duviil Hill, I'orllund, Hi; K.
(!, Yoillil!, Ouklanil. 20. 23, 2S; Mr.
and Mrs. II. V. Thiol, Yonealla, 22,
32, 33, 31.
Yearlilli! Hell O. .1. Irvllll!. Oak
land, i, 7, 13, 15; Mr. and Mrs. V.
.1. Ilalrd. Ouklund, 2, 3; Mr. and
Mrs. Hoy Medley, Oakliinil, 4, Ii.
14: Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Thiol, Yon
cullu. (1, S, II; .Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Ilrown. llosehlllK, 10, 11; ,-Geo.
Clirismun, Seio, 12.
Old Hen Mr. und Mrs. Hoy .Med
ley, Oakland, 1; O. J. IrvliiK, Oak
land, 2, 3. li; K. (I. Youiik, Oak
land, 4; Mr. and Mrs. O. C. ilrown,
HosebiirK, 5.
MARKET TYPil
Bronze
Youiik Tom O. H. Ilarnell, Sun
nvside, Wash., I, 2; Geo. Mitchell.
Selah. Wash., 3; Geo. Hamllion.
Grains I'ass, I, 13; Mr. and Mrs. A.
I. Iliiinllliiii. I'liehalis. Wash., 5,
t'l- D It. Conner. I'arkdale. li. 2S
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. KupuU, Goshen,
7: Wind Cockerum, Ouklund, S,
II. II. llorovleka, Seio. HI, 21); M. M.
Lyons, I'orllalld, 11. HI; .Mrs. Geo.
Ilainlllon. Grains I'ass, 12, 15;
Wayne nice, Ouklanil, 14. 30; I'ele
l-'reilerlekson. Grants I'ass, 17, IS;
M. A. .Schwurzlose, Urockwny. 19,
27; llohert C. Price, llrockwuy, 20;
Mrs. H. It. llorovleka, Seio, 22; Nor
man llydell. Drain, 23: C. 11. Da
vison, Ouklanil, 21; Hay While,
Cllnyolivllle 25, 33; Jensen Ilros..
.luncllim Clly. 29, 37; McKlnloy
lluiitinitlnn, oakliinil, 31; Hrwln
Itlce, Ouklund, 32; l-'rllz Snyder,
Days Creek. 31; W, A. Dnvls, Hose
Iiuib. 35; Conn llrnfi.. lloseliui K, 30;
Jim lloir, Ouklund, 3S.
Ynilinr fieri Geo". Mlfclloll, Se
lnll, Wash., I; II. H. llorovlcku.
Sclo. 2; M. M. Lyons, Porllunri, 3,
5; .Mr. mid Mrs. A. 1.. I Inuilllnn.
Chehnlls, Wash., 4. 7; Ward l.nrll-
eruin. Ouklund. (i. S; Mr. nun aiib.
Jus. Kupelz, Goshen. II; D. H. Cnoi
er, I'urkihile, 10. 15: Jensen Ilros..
.Iiincllon Clly, 11, 12; Hrwln Itlce,
Oiikluuil. 13. 25; Mrs. Geo. Ilumllton.
Grunts Puss, II. Ill; W. A. Dnvls.
HoseblllK. 17. llll; Wayne lllee, uilK
lillid, IS, 29; Kennelli Copelnlul,
Ouklund. 19: Geo. Ilainlllon. Giants
I'ass, 20, 21; I'ele l-'rederlckson.
(Irunls I'nss, 22. 33; Mrs. Geo. Ar-
nell. Sliedd. 25. 2li; .MeKlnley nuiii-
limlon, Oiikland, 21; .Mrs. II. II.
llorovlcku. Seio, 27; 11. M. Ander
son. Onlilnnil. 2S. ;i i ; i nn nnyiier.
Iinvs Creek. 31; Geo. KnlilliuKeil.
lloseliniK. 32. 33. 43. II; I . H- Da
vison, Ouklund. 35; Mrs. A. .
Illllllll. HoseblllK. 31!, 13; H. O. (.oil.
Siilheilln. 37; M. A. Schwarlose.
llrockwuy. 39, In; Uoliert C. I'rice.
Hood Hlver, 41.
Narragansett
Youiik Tom .mis. A. D. Hudson,
TmiKoni. I. 3. I. . 9. H:
StroiiK. Ouklanil, 2. 5, 7. 12. 13. Hi.
17; Junes & Wilson. NewberK. S.
10; Cliiilile Gull, Oakland, II. IS;
Wesley .1. llummollil, Mnbcl, lu, Jll;
llulph lliiird. Oiikliitnl. 19.
Yearlilli! Tom- Mi a. A. 1 1. Hud
son, Tuimeni. I. :t, I. 5; K. I1'.
Sliotm OuUlililil. 2; Jones ,t Wil
son, Newllel'K, n.
Adiill Tom Mis. A. D. Hudson,
TuliKcut. 1: K. l' SlroliK. (lulllllinl.
Youiik lien Mis, A. II. Hudson.
Tnuueiil. 1. 3. II. II. HI; K. K.
SlnuiK. Ouklund, 2, I. K, II. 13. 15,
IS. 19; Jones ,t- Wilson. NewherK.
5, 7. Ill; Wesley J. lluinninnd.
Mabel. 12, 17; Clailili
land. 2il. 21,
YearllilK Hen --.Mrs.
son. Tunr.enl, 1, 3. I;
OuUlililil. 2
Cell, Oak
A. D. 1 Iml
:. StroiiLi.
Id. I lieu Mrs.
TilliK.iit. 1. 2, K
land. 3.
. A. D. Hudson,
I-', stioim, Ouk-
Narragansett
Yotlil'l Tom -Mrs. Chester Ky- 1
dell. Ill iiin, I ; K. I-'. Sli onc. Oak- '
land, 2. 5; w. G, Tiullt. Oakland, j
3. ii: Jim (loll. Ouklund, I; Mrs V
Ii. Hudson. Tangent, 7, S; Uiilph !
Iliilld. OiikliiiKl. 9. '
ouiii: lieu I-:. 1 Slnini;, (l;ik- j
lallil. I. .; . i; i iiull. Oiiklitml
2; .Mrs. A. 1 1. HiuImmi. T.uiL;eiii. :t
I; Mrs. Chest,.,- Ilv.lell. Hi.un. il.
While Holland
dull Tom lleiuv W. Domes
lilekreall, 1. 2; Win. Glllirealh
Iiiiiii. 2.
Yeai linii Tom I lent
lilckienll. I. 2; Win.
W Hoipps,
liilhiv.Uh.
Ito.-rlim 3.
Youiik Toiii Ptiimis Todd.
ia I
land. 1 : Henry v, I vtine?"
due to cold
relieved by
first pleasant swallow ot thoxink.
Soothes all the way down ttu-n nets
fromwilliln. Ideal (or children. 3?c.
TH0XINE
WICKKH.
Bli TIER.
qjICE Come 10 our store buy
a uuiiic ui Lnv.Mnt.
take a sw allow wait a few minutes
If you arc not entirely tailzied we
1U return your money.
Marster's Drug Co.
reull, 2. 4. S, 8; Mrs. T. II. Garrl
son, Oakland, 3, 6; Wm. Gilbreath
HoseblllK. 7 .
YounK Hen Henrv W. Domes
Klckreall, 1. 2, 4: Win. Glllirealh,
HoseblllK. 3, 5; Mrs. T. H. Garri
son, Oakland, G.
YeurliiiK Hen Henry W. Homes,
niekreall, 1, 2. 3.
Old Hen Henry W. Domes, Hick
reull, 1. 2. 3.
Market Type White Holland
Youiik Tom Henry W. Domes,
niekreall,
3, 4.
Youiik
Hlekreull,
HoseliurK
1, 2; H. K. Sands, Wilbur,
Hen Henrv W. Domes,
1, 2; Win. Glllneatll.
3; II. F. Sands, Wilbur,
Bourbon Red
4.
Adult
Tom Ward (Vockeram,
Oakland. 1
YeurliiiK Tom Mrs. (I. A. Mau
pin, Ouklanil, J; Ward Cockerum,
Oakland, 2, 3.
oiiiik loin Ward Cockerum.
Ouklanil, 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, S. 10, II, 13;
W. K. Lloyd. Dnvls, Culll., C 14;
Mrs. G. A. Al illllllll. Ouklund, 9. 12.
Youiik Hen Wind Cockerum.
Ouklund. 1, 2, 3. 4, 7, S, 9, 10, 11,
12, 15; W. K. Lloyd, DaVIs, Calir..
5; Mrs. G. A. Mullpln, Oakland, li,
13, 14.
YeurliiiK Hen Ward Coekeram,
Oakland. 1. 2. 3, 4, 5, II, 7. 10; .Mrs.
G. A. Mauplu, Ouklund, S; Mis. C.
II. Duvlson, II.
Old Hen Ward Cockerum, Ouk
lund, 1, 2, 3.
Bourbon Red Market Type
Youiik Tom Wuril Cockerum,
Oakland, 1, 2; H. II. Parker, Ouk
hind, 3.
YounK Hen Wurri Cockerum
Ouklanil, 1, 2; It. II. I'urker, (Ink-
land, 3.
Black
Youiik Tom Mr. und Mrs. Kuy
l'iilherwiHid, Ouklund. 1. 2, 3, 4,
7, 9; Meloy Ilros.. HoselnlrK. 5, S;
Doll K. llulnl, Ouklund. Ii.
YeurliiiK Tom Mr. und Mrs. Kuy
Lenllierwood. Ouklund, 1.
Youiik Hen Mr. und Mrs. Fay
l.calhcrwooil. Oakland, I, 2, 3, -I,
5; Don K. Ilalrd, Ouklund, II.
YeurliiiK Hen Mr. uml Mrs. Fay
Lealherwood, Oakland, I.
Market Type Black
Youiik Tom A. K Millard, Hose-hui-K,
1. 2; (I. P. Wilder, HI. 1, lOu-
Kene, 3, 4.
i otuiK lieu Meloy Ilros., Hose
lnlrK, 1; Mrs. Geo. Arnetl, Sliedd,
2, 3; G. P. Wilder, lit. 1, FaiRi-ne,
I, II: A. 10. Mlllurii. IlosehurK, 5.
4-H CLUB WINNERS
Bronze
YoutiK Tom First Norman lly
dell. Iliiilii.
Youiik 1 1 on First Norman lly
ilell, llrulii.
Narragansett
YnllllK Tom First Hobby Gib
sou, Ht. 1. KllKene: second Hulpll
llnlrd, Ouklnnil: third Geruld
l-'liimiKun, Juiiclion Clly.
Youiik Hen Klt-sl Hobby Gib
son. Ht. I, l-'.llKene; second Hulpll
llulnl, Ouklnnil; third Wind Todd,
In kin ml.
White Holland '
Youiik Tom First Ward Todd,
OuUlunil.
Youiik Hen First Wuril Todd,
Ouklanil.
Bourbon Reds
Youiik Tom Flrsl Donald Da
vison, Oakland.
Youiik Hen First Donald Davi
son. Oakland.
Black
Youiik Tom Flrsl Hoy llnlrd.
Oakliinil.
Youiik Hen Flrsl Hoy lluirri,
Ouklund. '
DRESSED DIVISION
Exhibitors
K. F. StroiiK. onkliiml. XitrrnKuil-
setl; John II. itobitison. lloseburK.
Ill-ouzo; W. A. Dnvls, HoscliittK.
Unitize; 10. G. Youiik. Ouklanil.
Ilrouze; Hi oiiilway Turkey Furin.
Yiikiinu. Wush.. Ilrouze; G. A.
Ilollellliike. HoselnlrK. Illlllize:
.cue .McNnlih. Oiikluuil, Ilrouze ;'i-
lui tl I & Cox. Malilou. Wash..
Ilionze; Walter llopps. Siinnysiile.
Wash,. Ilrouze; G. 10. Harnett, Sllli-
ide. Wash., Ilrouze: (. .1. Irv
liiK. Ouklund, While llnllnuil; ('.
II. Dnvisiiu. Oakland. Ilrouze noil
While Holland: K. I.. Glossluml.
Grand View. Wash.. Ilrouze; Wuril
Todd, Ouklaml. Nuri-iiKaiisetl ; Hen
ry Domes. Illckreall. White Hol
land; I linnet Frofinuu, Hlekreull,
White llolliind: H. O. I loll, Sillher
liu. Ilrim.e: lOrwhi lllee, Ouklund,
Ilrouze; Wuvne Hice. Oiilcllilld.
Ilionze: Holiert l.ehmun. oukliind.
Ilrouze; I1'. I1. I'tlnnlimham, Drain.
Ilninze; V. .1. llulnl. Oaklniid.
Ilroitze: Morris Ilrouze. Port Orch
:iil. Wash . Ilrouze: ltulii llulnl.
Oiililiind. NiirrUKllnsell ; C. C. Pow
ell. Tvee, Hionze; llleyhle Ilros..
llrnnd 'iew. Wash.. Ilrouze: W. .1.
Iliimiiliiiid. Miible. llrnlize; W. G.
GreKcrsoii, I'reswell, llniuze: Mrs.
A. D. Hudson. Tiiiment. XiirruKiili
selt; lliiv While. t'uiivoiiville.
Ilionze: II. F. Sands. Wilbur. Wlllte
llolliind: Frilz Snvder. Duvs Creek,
Ilrouze; Meloy Ilros.. lilleylil HI.,
Koselium. I lliii-k : 1 1. II. Cooper.
I'urlidule. Ilrouze: Jensen Ilros,.
III. 3, Junction Clly. Ilrouze; Win,
Gilhreulli. III. I. Hoselilli-K. While
llolliind: Notiiiiin llvdell. Drain.
Ilionze: Mrs. ('hosier Hyilell. Drain.
Nill I iliiil llsct I ; James Goll. Oak
luiid. Niirriir.iinset I und Bronze;
Lucille Sparks. Oakland. Ilionze:
Cliiiide Golf. Oakliinil. N'ui racun
sen: w. ; Tnilii leikliind. N:ii-
mi
VISIT
Th molt heauti
ful cocktail lonnga
in San Kranciaco.
"Iff Dillarant."
CARDINAL
RICHELIEU
ROOM
VnNm al Gnry
r;iKali8elt;J. H. Thomas, Oakland,
Hronze; Geo. KohlbaKen, Itosebui-K,
Ilrouze; Fay lealherwood, Ouk
lund, Hlaek; A. K. Millard, llose
burK, Illuck; Wuril Coekeram, Oak
laud, Ilionze and Bourbon Red;
Mrs. G. A. Maupln, Oakland, Black;
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Kupelz. Goshen,
Ilionze; John Cornult, Itlddle,
Ilrouze; W. A. Davis, lloseburK.
Hronze; Don llaird. Oakland,
Illnek; Hoy Ilalrd, Oakland, Black;
Wush. Coop. Chick Association.
llelliiiKham, Wash., Bronze; A. L.
Hamilton, Chehulls, Wash., Bronze;
Lloyd Wise, Yonealla, Bronze; Wm.
Castor, Ouklaud, Bronze; W. W.
Nelson, Portland, Ht. 9770,
Bronze; Max Lyons, 5210 N. K,
Cleveland Ave., Portland, Bronze;
Claude Golf, Oakland, Narragan
sett. DISPLAY AWARDS
Dressed Show
Grand Champion
Ward Coekeram, Oakland.
Sweepstakes Display
A. L. Hamilton, Chehnlls, Wush.
Bronze Display A. L. Hamilton,
Chehulls, Wush.
NarrUKansett Display W. C,
Triiitt, Oakland.
White Holland Display Henry
Domes, Illckreall.
Bourbon Hed Display Ward
Cockerum, Oakland.
Black Display A. E. Millard,
Hoseburg.
Breed Champions
Ilionze, Old Hen Ward Cocker-
am, Oakland.
NurraKunsett, Old Hen Mrs.
Chester llydell. Drain.
Bourbon Hed. Old Hen Ward
Coekeram, Oakland.
While Holland, Young Hen
Henry Domes, Illckreall.
Bluck, Old Hen Meloy Bros.,
lloseburK.
Class Champions
Young Tom, Bronze A, L. Hum
lllon, Chehulis, Wash.
Youiik Hen, Bronze-heavy A. L.
Hamilton, Chehulis, Wush.
Old lien, Bronze Wurd Coek
eram, Ouklund.
Adult Tom, Bronze llleyhle
Bros., Grand View, Wash.
Bronze
Old Tom Bleyhle Bros., Grand
View, Wash., 1, (J; Ward Coekeram.
Ouklund, 2, 7; Wash. Co-op. Chick
Association, BellillKham, Wash., 3;
Not mini Hyilell, Drain, 4: I), il.
Cooper, Parkdale, 5; C. II. Davison,
Ouklund, t; c. A. Bouebrake, llose
burK, 9; W. W. Nelson, Portland,
10.
Youiik Toms Heavy A. L. Hani-
lllon, Chehulis, Wash., 1, 13; Win
iint ii Cox, Mabton, Wash., 2, 11;
l. L. Crnssland, Grand View,
Wash., 3, 15; Walter Bopps, Sun
nyside, Wash., 4; G. A. Bouebrake,
lloseburK. 5, 0; W.- A. Dnvls, llose
burK, 7. S, HI, 17; Morris Bronze,
Port Orchard, Wash., 9, 14, LS; G
A. Burnett, Siliinyside. Wash., 12;
W. W. Nelson, Portland. Hi; C. II.
Davison, Ouklund, 19; Huy White,
Cunyonville. 20; V. J. Baird. Oiik
luuil, 21;- Jensen Bros., Junction
City, 22.
Youiik Toms Light Wlttant and
Cox, Mabton, Wash.. 1; W. W. Nel
son. Portland. 2. 7. 13; llleyhle
Bros., Grand View, Wash., 3, 10;
Mr. and .Mrs. Jos Kupelz. Goshen,
I. 5; A. L. Hamilton. Chehnlls.
Wash., li; Morris Bronze. Port
Orchard. Wash., S; Fritz Snyder.
Days Creek, II, 15; Hay While.
Cnnyonville. 11; W. A. Davis, Itose
liui'K. 12; lOrwin Hlee. Ouklund. I I.
Old Hen Ward Cockerum, Ouk
lund, I. S, 9, In. 13; Irwin Rice.
Ouklund. 2: A. L. Ilainlllon. Che
hulis. Wush., 3; Wnller Bopps.
Sniui.vslile. Wash., -I: C. II. Davison,
Ouklnnil, 5. 7: D. II. Cooper. Pnrk
dule, II, 11; Mux Lyons. Portland.
II. 12: Wush. Co-op. Chick Asso
eintion. BelliiiKlium, Wash., 15.
Bronze
YounK lien Heavy A. L. Hamil
ton. Cliehalis, Wash.. 1, H: Ward
Cockerum. Ouklanil. 2, 4. 10. 21. 3il;
Mux Lyons. Portlund. 3; Wiiiuut ,t
Cox, Mablou, Wush., 5; lOrwiu Hice.
Ouklnnil, 7, I I. 22, 23, 24. 2S; C. II.
Davison, Oakland. S; Mr. mid Mrs.
Joe Kupelz. Goshen. 11, 17; W. W.
Nelson, I'ortlund. 9. 13. 27. 29;
John Connitt. Hiddle. 12. 15. Hi. 20;
llleyhle Bros., (irund View. Wash.,
IS; Morris Bronze, Port Orchard.
Wush., 19, 34; Jensen Bros.. Junc
tion City. 25. 211; Broiidwiiy Turkey
Hunch. Yakiiun. Wash.. 31; Geo.
KnhlhuKcn, lloseburK. 32; H. O.
Golf. Silt lierlin. 33.
Youiik Hen Light Max Lyons,
Porlliitul, 1, 12; Winntil Cox.
Muliton, Wush., 2; Mr. und Mrs. A.
L. Iliimlllou. Clieliulis. Wash.. 3. 4:
W. W. Nelson. Porlliiud. 5; Jensen
Bros.. Junction City. II; Ward Coek
eram. Oakland. 7. 20; Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. Kupelz, Goshen. S. 11, 13, 15:
W. A. Duvls. Ilosehui-L-. 9. 10. 39:
10. P. CuiinitiKlinni. Drulii. II. 19, 21,
32. 3S; llleyhle Bros.. Grand View,
Wash.. III. 23; John Itobitison.
lloseburK. 17; Win. Castor, Ouk
liind, IS. 35; W. F. Gregersoti.
Cleswcll. 21. 37. 10; 10. G. Youiik.
Oiikluuil, 22. 29. 3o; John Cornutt.
Hiddle. 25; Fritz Snyder. Days
Creek. 2H. 2S. 31; 11. O. Guff. Silth
erliu. 27: Huv Wlllte. Cunyonville.
33: W. .1. Hammond. Mulilc. 31;
l.eo. KohlllUKCll. HoselnlrK. .11,.
Narragansett
Old Tom Mrs. A. 1 V Hudson.
San Franeiteo't moit
coneanianr location
in ti emtrr of
everything Civic
Center,
Newly furnished 1-2-3-room
suites for transient
and permanent guests.
Popular price dining room
service. Low permanent
rates.
Transient rates $1.50 up.
.Tangent, 1, 3; W'ard Todd, Oak
land. 2.
Y'ouiiK Tom Claude Goff, Oak
land, 1. 3, 6, 7: Mrs. A. D. Hudson.
Tangent, 2; W, G. Truitt, Ouklund,
4, 5. 11, 12, 13. 14, 16, 17; E. F.
Strong. Oakland, 8, 9. HI. 15.
Old Hen Mrs. Chester Hyilell,
Drain, 1; Mrs. A. D. Hudson, Tan
gent. 2. 3.
Young Hen W. G. Truitt, Oak
land, 1; Mrs. A. I. Hudson, Tan
Kent. 2, 3, li, 8: E. F. Strang, Oak
land. 4. 5, 7. II. 12; Cluude Goff.
Oakland, 10, 11.
White Holland
Old Tom Henry Domes, Hick
reall, 1 : Homer Freeman, Rick
reall. 2.
Young Tom Henry Dome3. Illck
reall. 1, 2. 3. 5: K. ! Sands. Wil
bur, 4. II, S; Homer Freeman, ltick
reall, 7; Wm. Gilbreath, Hoseburg,
9.
Old Hen Henry Domes, niek
reall, 1; Win. Gilbreath, Hoseburg,
2; Homer Freeman, niekreall, 3.
Young Hen Henry Domes, Rlck
reall, 1. 2. 3. 7, 8, 12; Homer Free
man. Illckreall. 4, 10, 11: R. F.
Sands. Wilbur, 5; Win. Gilbreath,
Hoseburg, li, 9.
Bourbon Red
Old Tom C. H. Davison. Oak
land. 1; Wurd Coekeram, Oakland,
2, 3.
Young Tom Ward Coekeram,
Oakland. 1. 2, 3.
Old Hen Ward Coekeram, Oak
land. 1, 2, 3.
Young Men Ward Coekeram.
Ouklund, 1, 2, 3.
Black
Old Tom Fay Leatherwood.
Oakland, 1; Meloy Bros., Roseburg,
2 '
Young Tom A. E. .Millard. Rose
burg. 1. 2, 3. 4. 5; Fay Leather
wood, Oakland, G,
Old Hen Meloy Bros., Roseburg,
1, 3; Mrs. G. A. Maupln, Onkland,
Young Hen A. E. Millard, Rose
burg. 1, 7, 9. 10, II, 12; Meloy Bros.,
Hoseburg, 2. 3: Fay Leutherwood,
Ouklund. 4. 5, Hi; Don Baird, Oak
liinil. li. S, 13. 14.
4-H CLUB
Bronze Young lien Wayne Rice,
Onkland. 1. 2.
Bronze Young Tom Norinnn Ry
riell. Drain, 1; Wayne lllee, Ouk
lund, 2.
NarruKHtisett Young Hen Ralph
Baird, Oakland, 1; James Golf,
Ouklnnii. 2.
NurruKiinselt Young Tom Ralph ,
nuiril. onlilund, 7; Jnnies Goff.
Oakland, 2.
Illuck Young Hen Rov Baird.
Oakland, 1, 2.
TENMILE
TKN.MIUO, Dec. 12 The Com
munity Land Conservation commit
tee held ti meeting at ('limits Val
ley achuol liouae on Dec. 7. Those
V't'sent from Tenmile were J tunes
imrt Joe Homolka, I,. M. McCaffev,
liln Ittunes. C. Sieirlo anil Otto
Htilmer . i
The irnuiire imp! ThohIjii ovum.
ins at the home of James Homolka.
Uie evenlnir waa spent visitinir.
The meeting was well attended.
Construction on the new school
house will start the latter part of
upeeinuer.
.Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cabot of Ten-
mile attended a birthday dinner
it the Hose hotel In Koseburi: .on
Hie evening of Dec. S. In honor of
Ceorge Hutledge.
Miss Dorothy Hnthkuy has been
confined to her home with a bad
cold for the past week.
Howard Krbe has been nickiim
turkeys tor the market the last few
days, he reports them to be fine
birds this year.
AZALEA
AZAIjKA, Dec. U Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Ilazen anil Mrs. Ksther Ha
zen shopped and attended to busi
ness In lirants I'ass Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jant.er
tnd son. Jackie, were in Grauls
I'ass and Medford Wednesday on
business.
Vile Azalea trance met Monday
night for u iCKiilar business meet
ing. Two new members were ta
ken in. they were Thomas Steven
son and Kugene Hrady. At the
lose of the nieetlni; doughnuts and
otfee were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Ueorue Jantzer vis
ited over nijrht Tuesday with Mr.
md :lrs. John Jantzer. I hey were
eturnlni: to their home In Prospect
i.fter spending several days in
Portland on business. While there
they purchased a new Chrysler lm;
perial coupe.
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SEATTLE, Dec. 13. (AP)
Seattle businessmen had the assur
ance from Kensuke lloiiiiouclil, Ja
pan's new ambassador to the Unit
ed States, that his country Intends
to pursue the "open door" policy in
China.
The ambassador received a varied
reception during his visit yesterday
upon disembarking from a liner. He
was guest of honor a! a chamber
of commerce luncheon, his hotel
was picketed by members of the
Workers Alliance and he was wait
ed on by a delegation from the
Washington Commonwealth federa
tion protesting the Sino-Jap war.
He said in his banquet address
his nation's objective in China is
an era of "ecouomic co-operation''
in which all export nations will
snare.
In voicing assurance the "open
door" policy would be continued he
said development of China will re
quire vast investment of foreign
eapltul.
The ambassador spoke ontimls-
tlcuily- of Japanese-American rela
tions.
He termed the two nations' trade
"heaven-born." He said the prin
cipal commodities Jupan sends the
U. S. are not produced here and
the principal goods she receives
from the U. S. are not produced
mere.
Horinouchl pledged himself to
"do all in my power to establish a
basis for permanent understanding
between America nnd Japan."
mm shaft
NEW YORK, Dec. 12 (AP) A
young West Virginia physician
stepped into an open elevator shaft
on the 17th floor of the Hotel Pi-
cad illy todny, grabbed wildly for
the elevator cable and dropped 15
storios in a l'lesh-searinir slide
which seriously injured him, but
probably saved his life.
The cable slide of Dr. Constantlni
Konstan. 28, of Elkins, W. Va..
stopped on the roof of the elevator
which was on the second floor.
Ills hands were burned to the
bone, but he was conscious when
hotel employes reached him. !
At Itoosevelt hospital it was said
he suffered possible internal injur-!
'.es, a fracture of the left leg and
severe burns and abrasions on both
hands.
Dr. Konstan's mother-in-law, Mrs.
M. Manners, of Ileensburg, Pa.,
who was walking behind him, saved;
herself from following him down j
toe snail oy ciulciuuk uie sine oi
the elevator entrance and drop
ping to the floor.
They were engaged in conversa
tion as they walked along the cor
ridor on their way to breakfast and
failed to notice the elevator door
was open. There was no explana
tion why the shaft was unguarded.
CTIICACO, Dec. 12. (AP)
America's annual deer hunt ap
proached its end this month with
at least KM sportsmen dead from
gunshot wounds or other accidents
of the trail.
Although complete figures were
not yet available, it was estimated
today more than 600.1100 hunters
took to the woods In 16 states, and
that they bagged more than 275,000
deer.
Reports from hunting districts
throughout the country showed
both deer and hunters were more
plentiful in l!t:!S. They indicated
while the death rate of the man be-
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hind the gun was still high, it had
been .reduced from lust year's to
tal in many states.
For tile second consecutive year,
Wyoming reported a deer season
without a fatal accident. Lester
Bagley, stale game warden, declar
ing Wyoming was still more or
less a frontier state, attributed the
record to "native caution" of its
hunters.
Deutbs by states from all causes
connected with the hunting season
follow:
New York. 22; Michigan, 1(1;
Wisconsin, 15; Oregon and Mon
tana. 14 each: Pennsylvania, 11;
Caiifornia and Minnesota, 10 each;
Washington, 7: Idaho, 5; Arizona
and Utah, 3 each; Texas, 2; New
Mexico and Colorado, 11 each.
AUTO HITS TRAIN,
DRIVER NEAR DEATH
SPOKANE. Dec. 12. (AP)
Bllrlon Hurvev uTi-vefii-.nl,! bhIhii..
i ban grocery store manager, re
mained in a critical condition at a
hospital here today with Injuries
suffered in the crush of his auto
mobile into the side of a moving
Northern Pacific freight train last
night.
His skull was believed l'raclttred
and one leg was broken.
Mrs. Linn Welsh, 34, ridim? with
him, suffered cuts and multiple
bruises nbout the body and head.
Stale Patrol Sergeant Wardall
reported Harvey's err hit Hie
freight hard enough 10 break an
air hose coupling mid stop the
train.
ARSON SUSPECTED
IN PORTLAND FIRE
POrtTLAXD, Dec 1.1. (AP)
Portland polico said today they
were working on the assumption n
firebug had set the $125,000 blaze
Saturday at the Globe Hills dock.
Harbor Patrol Engineer J. 13,
Pierce and Patrolman 11. N. Dur
dlck, the first to see the fire, re
ported sighting u small glow and to
have slurtod across the river to uid
Hie harbor patrol bout Mlllkey.
Half way across, they said, they
saw flumes shoot, high in the air
niter what sounded like an explo
sion. The average btltterfat production
from cows milked lu Ibis country
last year was about 170 pounds.
INlWS ill flllil-. lu.l-,1 iiiili,-nvu,uiil.
associations were doing boiler than j
uiiii more iiiiin .i;i years ago.
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