La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 22, 1917, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1917. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. PAGE EIGHT Charlie Penn Hannfactnring Ex pert of The American Tobacco Company and famoua authority on the manufacture of hewini tobaooo. 7f NOTICE If your dealer does not carry Penn's Thick, send ten cents (10c) in stamps arid give us the name of your dealer, and we will send you a 10c cut and a leather pouch in which to carry it. Tobacco Company of California, No. 1 South Park, San Francisco, California. Prize Win nes At -Union Stock Show (Note Names of prize winners are designated in the order of their men tion, first name Retting first prize, the Rend the Observer classified ads. Saturday Morning Will Bring Us Fresh Clark's Seedling Strawberries price will be about 3 boxes for 50e. Apricots are here at 15c a pound. Delicious Salads arc made with Wesson Oil. Long Green Crisp Cucumbers at 15e each For Hot days serve Jell Powder desserts New Potatoes with Green Peas for Sunday Dinner. For Good Times on your Picnic Deviled Ham Sandwiches Elgin Hot House and Imperial Valley Tomatoes. Give your Children a Peanut Putter Sandwich. 10c buys a Fly Swatter Swat that Fly. New Today Columbia Poiled Ham. Without a hot kitchen you can serve Creamed Chicken. Fresh Ranch Putter at 75c a Poll. 1915 Make New York Cheese arrived yesterday. Large Green Olives in Bulk, 30c Pint. Waxed Paper for your Sandwiches Paper Plates and Paper Napkins. If it's in Town we will got it for Yon. PHONE PATTISON BROTHERS GROCERY r nicy ic uiuuu besLchew for American men" says Charlie Penn ''Workers in our factory at Reidsville, North Caro lina, are all experts in their line. "They're proud to know that they're turning out the test chewing tobacco made." Only full length strips from rich, ripe, perfect leaves go into Chewing Tobacco OT'S AS MELLOW AS A JUNE APPLE AND AS SWEET AS A NUT.? . , TRY A 10c CUT TODAY STuaranteed M. If Penn1 1ick doe not tatisly you M in every way, return It to any dealer. He is hereby authorised to refund rt0? full purchaM price. . second name second prize and so on.) HOUSES Thoroughbreds. Stallion four and , over Rightful Heir, Right McGinnis, owned by H. W. B. Smith. Standard Bred (reg.) Stallion four and over Black Dandy by J. A. McCarthy (Morgan) Mare four and over Lady Babette by G. S. Levy. MAIN 80 Experts selecting leaf for Penn's Thick Chewing Tobacco iu niaac uiw Non-Standard Trotters. Mare or gelding four or over Christy by Bert Woods, Dan by Ren wick Clarke, Brilliant by Ray Nor val. Registered Saddle Horses. Stallion four and over Calloway King II by G. S. Levy, Couer De Leon, by G. S. Levy. Maro or gelding four or over Yakima by L. G. Terry, Grace Boyd, by G. S. Levy. Clydesdales. Stallion four and over Decoration by J. E. Reynolds, Prince Hopkins by N. K. West, Prince Hero by J. F. Conley. Mare or gelding three and under Hazel Dean, Scottish Lassie, by Floyd McKonnon, Natta, by Arch Conley. Maro orgelding three and under four Bonnie by J. E. Reynolds, High land Queen by Floyd McKennon. Mare or gelding two and under three Glcnellen by J. E. Reynolds, Bonny by Arch Conley. Maro or gelding one and under two Lizzie L. by W. R. Ledbettcr. Maro or gelding under one year (brood mare with colt at side) Ias sio and colt, Hnzel and colt. By Floyd McKt'imon. English Shire. Stallion four and over Wilson Idol by W. R. Lodbetter. Mare or gelding 4 and over Osco Princess, Osco Flower by W. R. Led bettcr. Percherons (reg.) Stallion four and over Kroumir and Barney by A. R. Hunter, Royal Pantone by D. McDonald. Stallion three and under four King by A. R. Hunter. Stallion two and under three Snookum by A. R, Hunter. Stallion one and under two Donald and Salem, by A. R. Hunter. Mare 4 and over Florence by Wil lis Moss. Mare three and under Rose May by Willis Moss. Mare or gelding under one year Florence and colt by Willis Moss. Belgians (reg.) Stallions 4 and over Borgniont by W. E. Green. lraft Grade or Cross Bred. Marc or gelding four and over Tennie by W. R. Ledbettcr, Judy by K. .1. Conrad, Barney by E. Douglas. Ma.ro or gelding two and under three Molly and Dolly by G. S. Levy. Yearling either sex Roxie by G. S. l-vy, Edith by J. H. McKeehnn. Celt under one ycar-r-Judy and colt, Queen jvnd colt, by E. J. Conrad, Lady and Perch, colt by E. D. Lavey. Draft Team 2 Horse. Osco Princess and Osco Flower by W. R. Lcdbetter, Hazel and Lassie by Floyd McKennon, Bonny and Natta by Arch Conley. 1 Draft Team 4 Horse. Hazel, Lassie, Queen, Fancy by Floyd McKennon. General Purpose Team. Tip and Dash by Floyd McKennon. Draft Team (not reg.) Kate and Jennie, by W. R. Lcdbet ter, Bonny and Bally by E. Douglas, Judy and Queen by E. J. Conrad. Draft Team, (not reg.) 1 Horse Kate and Jennie, Queen and Judy by W. R. Ledbettcr. Get of Draft Sire. Four animals under four years from grade mares Etonnant and Get (Imp. Belgian) by G. S. Levy. Four animals under four years from registered mares Four yearlings by A. R. Hunter. Get of Sire, Light Boned. Four animals under four years ; Calloway King and Get by G. S. Levy. Produce of Draft Dam. Two animals from one registered dam -"Bonny and Glennellen by J. E. Reynolds, Bony arid Natta by Arch Conley, Prince and Florence by Willis Moss. Produce of Draft Dam. Two animals, any age, produce of dam not registered Two colts by W. K. Led better, Roxie and Dolly "by G. S. Levy, Pat and Edith by J. H. Mc Keehan. Produce of Dam Light Boned. Two animals, dam not registered Blondie McGregor and Silver Mc Gregor by G. S. Ivy. Light-Boned Stallion and Get. Best light-boned stallion and four of his get Calloway King by G. S, Levy. Grand Display. five animals, registered or not, owned by exhibitor Five by G. S, Levy. Grand Display, Draft Horses. 1'ive animals, registered or not, owned by exhibitor Five by A. R. Hunter, five by W. R. Ledbetter. Class 17 Shetland Ponies All Shetlands below owned by M. S, Levy. Stallions, 4 years old and over Kenilworth first; Nezworth second; Nick Longworth third. Stallion 3 years old and under 4 Dollarworth first Stallions 2 years old and under 3 Worthmore first. Stallion 1 year old and under 2 Casey first. Best colt, either sex Inez colt first; Zenneta colt second. Mare or gelding, 4 years old or ov. er Colma first; Dot recond; Clene third. Mare or gelding, 3 years old and under 4 Fairy first; Trixie second; Cerise third. Mare or gelding 2 year old and under 3 Bouncer first; Clipper sec ond; John D third. Mare or gelding, 1 year old Flapy first; Topsy second; Jo Jo third. Pony in harnes Rex first; Foxy second; Tov third. Pony tandem Billy and Prince first; Nip and Tuck second. I Pony, four-in-hand Billy and Foxy, Prince and Frisky first. I Ponies matched teams Billy and I Foxy first; Nip and Tuck second; Prince and Frisky third, 1 Stallion and 4 of his get any age Kenilworth, first. Mare and 3 of her produce Inez. Champion Stallion of class Kenil worth (6168) first. Champion Mare of (5424) first. CATTLE. Shorthorn. Bull three years and Hampton 39583 by W. class Inez over Gen W. Green, Challenge Plate 3d by G. W. DcLay, Scottish Baron by W. A. Payton. Bull two and under three Good Prospect 43127 by W. J. Townley, Major Hampton by W. E. Fickle, Ra diator 433284 by Hutchinson & Sher man, Berampton Ring 430122 by W. W. Green. Bull, senior yearling 'Sultan still by W. E. Boyce. Bull, junior yea,rlings Gold Finder, R. E. Boyce, Mounds King 289th ,561164 bv W. J. Townley, King Wal llace 2d 520033 by W. J. Townley, j Oakland Laddie 511720 by W. W. I Green, Diamond Dick 511718 by W. W: Green, Butler's Goods by R. E. Boyce. Bull, senior calf Scottish King by W. W. Green, Onward Goods by R. E. Boyce, Clay "Baron by G. W. DeLay, Linwood by W. W. Green, Choice Son jby R. E. Boyce, Scottish IJaybreaK by ,W. A. Payton. Bull, junior calf Royal David ,561156 by W. J. Townley, Golden Sun- jrise 2d by R. E. iBoyce, Prince Rose ibud 561165 by W. J. Townley, Billy I Sunday by W. A. Payton, Brampton , m by W. E. Green, Hampton Goods by W. E. Green, Donnld Dinney by W. W. Green. . Cow three years or over Golden Duchess 2d by R. E. Boyce, Scottish Flower 3d 18048 by W. W. Green, English Queen 209399 by W. J. Townley, Lomond's Secret 560861 by W. J. Townley, Golden Daisy 2r.."il32 by Hutchinson & Sherman. Cow two and under three Roan Duchess 2d by G. W. DeLay, Ring- loader's Kose 206901 by W. J. Tcwn ley, Scottish Jane 3d by G. W. De 'Lay, Daisy Rose 240430 by W. W. Green, Mable Tabor by W. A. Payton, Red Beauty 4th by W. J. Townley, Belle Hampton 240426 bv W. E. ; Fickle. Heifer, senior yearling Dunbro )$ WW IT TV " WOOD ON CASH BASIS BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 25, WE WILL PUT OUR WOOD BUSI NESS UPON A STRICTLY CASH BASIS. . ; ( . Grande Ronde Lumber Company Maid 486132 by Donald Gale, Leola Marie 547688 by W. W. Green, Leona Maid 511726 by !W. W. Green, May Violet 457447 by W. J. Townley. Heifer, junior yearling Ringlead er's Ruby 497836 by W. J. Townley, Silver Leaf 302d by G. W. DeLay, Duchess of Sunrise by R. E. Boyce, Rushes Queen by G. W. DeLav, The Mounds Baroness 561169 by W. J. Townley, Golden Mary 2d by R. E. Boyce, Union Belle 511731 by W. W. Green, Hampton Belle 511724 by W. Wl Green, Julia Hampton by W. E. Green. Heifer senior calf The Mounds Trixie 561171 by W. J. Townley, Cheney Girl by W. W. Green, Wel come Snowflake by R. E. Boyce, Lei la's Lady 527303 by Hutchinson & Sherman, Princess Lady "by Hutchin son & Sherman. Heifer junior calf Janice by W. J. Townley, The Mounds Rosebud 561170 by W. J. Townley, Princess Bernice by W. W. Green, General by W. W. Green, 'Ihe Mounds Fairy by W. J. Townley, Fanny by R. E. Boyce, Mary Prospect by G. W. De Lay. Senior champion bull, two or over Gen. Hampton by W. E. Green, Good Prospect by W. J. Townley. Junior champion bull under two 1 Royal David by W. J. Townley. Senior champion cow two or ovei Roan Duchess 2d by G. W. DcLay. Junior champion heifer under two Dumbo Maid by Donald Gale. Grand champion bull any age Gen eral Hampton by W. W. Green. Grand champion cow or heifer any age Dumbo Maid 'by Donald Gale. Aged herd Challenge Plate 3d, Roan Duchess 2d, The Rushes Queen, Janice by G. W. DeLay; Good Pros pect, Ringleader's Rose, Ringleader's Ruby, The Mounds Trixie by W. J. Townley; Gen. Hampton, Daisy Rose, Leona Maid, Cheney Girl by W. W, Green. Breeder's young herd W. J. Town- ley herd first, W. W. Green herd sec one, R. E. Boyce herd 3d. , Breeder's calf herd G. W. DeLay herd first, W. J. Townley herd second, W. W. Green herd third, R. E. Boyce herd third. , Get of one sire Get of Violet King 304653 by W. J. Townley, get of Scottish Sunrise by R. E. Boyce, get of sire owned by W. W. Green, get of Princess Goods by R. E.- Boyce. Produce of one cow Produce of Golden Duchess 2d by R. E. Boyce, produce of Silver Leaf 2d 206041 by W. J. Townley, produce of Julia Spillman 3d by W. E. Green, produce of Silver Leaf 153d by W. J. Townley, produce of Lucile by W. W. Green. Red Polls. Bull three and over Victor 7429 by H. C. Bidwell. Senior yearling Half Moon by H. C. Bidwell. Heifer senior yearling Star by H. C. Bidwell. Jerseys. Bull three years or over Rosette's Raleigh by W. W. Stevens. Lord Fairy by Bell Bros. Bull, junior calf Bull calf by Bell Bros. Cove. Cow four and over Fern's Biackey by L. A. Wright, Fern Pogis Baby by Bell Bros. Heifer senior ycarlingPogis Baby's Pansy by Bell Bros. Heifer junior yearling Heifer calf by L. A. Wright. Grand champion female Pogis riaoys rangy by Bell Bros. Prcduce of one cow Produce of Pogis Baby's pansy by Bell Bros. Holsteins. Bull senior yearling by T. F. Oman & Sons, Cove. Bull junior yearling Animal by Organ & Sons, Cove. Cow four years and over Cow bv ..'rgun & Sons, Cove. Cow three and under Cow by Or gan & Sons, Cove. Heifer senior yearling Heifer by 'Organ & Sons, Cove. SHEEP. Lincoln Ram lamb under one year One lamb, S. A. Hempe. oiimpsnire nam iamb under one year One lamb by S. A. Hempe. Lincoln Ewe under oHe year One ewe by S.,A. Hempe. - - - - , V- Shropshire Ewe under one year- One ewe by S. A. Hempe. Pen Lincoln One pen by b. a. Hempe. TRACK EVJSJNTS. Saddle horse, open class Calloway King by G. S. Levy, Bud by Wado Brooks, Christy by Bert Woods. Jumping contest Baldy Oliver by Jay Oliver, Silver Bow by G. S. Levy, Christy by Bert Woods. Best reined saddle horse Buck by Dell Blanchett. Light-boned stallions in harness Calloway King by G. S. Levy, Black Dandy by J. A. McCarthy. Gentlemen's roadster, trotter Blondie McGregor by G. S. Levy, Dan by Renwick Clarke. Ladies' iriding contest Frisky, owned by Frank Bidwell and ridden by Mrs. May Maas, first; Morgan by J. A. McCarthy, third. Velo, owned by L. G. Terry and rid den by Eleanor Hall, second. Gentlemen's riding contest Bud, by Wade Brooks, first; Floss,, by Dick Benson, second; Christy, by Bert Woods, third. Shetland best boy rider Ado by Simmons, first; Happy, by Peikins, second; Firefly by Dalton, third. Lady and gentleman rider G. S.' Levy, Mrs. May Maas, first; L. G. Terry and Mrs. Terry second. Showman's prize Wilson's Idol, by W. R. Ledbetter, first; Calloway King by G. S. Levy, second; Black Dandy, Shetland Best lady driver Mrs. Maas first, Elizabeth Eaton second, Alice Hall third. Jumping contest Baldy Oliver by Jay Oliver first, Silver 'Boy by G. S. Levy second, Christy by Bert Woods third. Combination harness and saddle horse 'Blondie McGregor by G. S. Levy first, Dan by Renwick Clarke' second. Four in hand Shetland hitch by M. S. Levy. Three-gaited saddlers Bud by Wade Brooks first, Christy by Bert Woods second, Jasent by Dean Bid well third. Five-gaited saddlers Christy by Bert Woods first. Ladies driving single horse, trotter Mrs. May Maas driver of Lady Babette, G. S. Levy owner. Gentlemen's driving competition Calloway King driven by Ray Norval and owned by G. S. Levy first, Dan owned and driven by Renwick Clarke second. Best turn-out Tandem driven by Mrs. May Maas, first. Grand champion light-boned stallion Calloway King owned by G. S. Levy first. Grand champion draft stallion Croumir owned by A. R. Hunter first. Extra grand champion mare Osco Princess owned by W. R. Ledbetter. RACES. First Day. Three-eighths mile dash, free for all Handsome Ted by Dell Blanchett first, Irish Cook by J. L. Wado. sec ond. Ladies' relay This race was run for three days by the Dell Blanchett and D. B. Sherry strings. The first race was won by Sherry in 3:13 2-5; Blanchett's time 3:23 3-5; the second race was won by Sherry in 3:09, Blanchett's time 3:15; the third race was won by Sherry in 3:06, Blanch ett's time 3:12. Total time Sherry 9:28 2-5; Blanchett 9:50 3-5. Novelty race walk, trot, run Christy by Bert Woods first, Bones by John Douglas second, Dick by M. L. Miller third. Time 4:53. Gentlemen's relay This race was run for three days by the Dell Blanch ett and D. B. Sherry strings. The first race was won by Blanchett in 3:15 3-5, Sherry time 3:18 3-5; the second race was won by Blanchett in 3:15 1-2, Sherry's time 3:17; the third race was won by Blanchett in 3:31, Sherry's time 4:08. Total time Blanchett 10:02 1-10, Sherry 10 -Ai 3-5. Half mile dash, free for all Dr. Smoot by J. L. Wade first, Urchant by Dell Blanchett second. Time 53. Roman race (1) Blanchett team ridden by Corbett first, Spain string second. Time 62. Shetland pony race Simmons first, (Continued on Page 9.)