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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1925)
Tvn Eight Friday. October 2, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVEtfJNG OBSERVER i i i : : mm fi f AWARDS MADE ) WAIXOWA, Grp. (Hpoclal) Tho Hat of parsons winning p fixes at the Wallowa community fulr, held laot Friday and Saturduy, follows: ' Plymouth ltocks Hi-nt trio, 1 rock and 2 hwm: I'lrnt, lcll Htnep, blu ribbon and so cnt. Ithodo Island Med IV-tit trio, 1 rock and 2 hens: Firm, Javld Couch, blue rlbboir, and GO cents: second, Doll Htarp, rod riblmn. r- Whlto Lophorn Heat trio. 1 cock and 2 lic-ns: First, Jrss .Keen er, rod ribbon and frO phiiIh. ' Hantama Hr-at pi-n on or mor: First, Mux McKenile, hluf ribbon and 60 cents; sroniI, Mux .McKVn slo, red ribbon, I Mick. Pokln IlMt pen on or' more: Viral, Kstes Thompson, lilim rib bon and 60 conic; second, Olive & Jcssto Bell, rd ribbon. Hogs. Heat brood bow, any brnfd First, Clarence Mumford, blue rib hon and $l. , Host fat hoff, any breed, undor nine months. of ago First, Olor- enco Mumford, blue ribbon und $3. , . lalry Cowa, ' Deee purebred Jersey First. Wilbur Wiiaver, blue ribbon nnd JI; second,' Kenneth Weaver, red ribbon and $l. , Goati. ' Best milch goat, any breed Flrit, David Couch, blue ribbon and $1; scwond, red ribbon and GO cents. ... . 1,1 llabbltfl. ''. Beat pair, any breed First, liob ert Couch, blue ribbon und 75 cents; second. Max MeKenzle, red ribbon and 60 cents. , . Fnill. Bwit exhibit of apples, all vari eties First, J. W. Carper, blue rlti bon and $3; second, Chris Jack son, red ribbon and Best exhibit of pears, all varletle.i First, Ben McUlnnls, blue ribbon and 2. Rest basket of grapes, any vari ety First. Mm. A. K, MrOlrinla. blue ribbon and $1; second, Mrs. W.- F. Poolo, red ribbon and 60 cunts, , , araJa la Khcar. ', P8t sheaf of spring- wheat First, Frank Hwl. blue ribbon and to cat. ' Beat flheaf of hurley First, FranJa Reel, blue ribbon and GO centa, ThMtthrd flraln. ? Foriy-fold wheat, best display, 1 pcc-Wrat Mk Bros., blue rib bon and &Q . cents; second, James Leonard, Ted. ribbon. ' Federation wheat, best display, 1 pock First, Frank Victor, blue rlbaen and GO cents. , Oats, best dtspluy, 1 peck Virol, riarcnee Mumford, blue ribbon and CO, acuta; 2nd. W. a,. Johnson, red ribbon. Corn. Best display of 10 enrs First, nc.n McOinnls, blue ribbon und fo cents; mcoiiU, Gordon McUlnulu, rod ribbon. , Pop corn, boat display of 10 ears First, Ben aVeOtnnli, blue ribbon and of) conta; second, J. W. Curper, fed ribbon. . r Sunflower, larjrest bead Virol Jack Vanpe.lt, blue ribbon and 60 cents; socond red ribbon and 2G cnts. , Tallest sunflower First, Jay Bird, blue ribbon and 60 centa; sec ond, Jack Vanpelt, red ribbon and 26 COTltB. . ' Vcifctiibhw, ' Table bow, best display 3 sprcl mcb t First, (larence Mumford, blut) ribbon and 60 cents; second, Jako Henderson, red ribbon and 26 cent. . : 1 - Manjjto wurtzels beet, brat dis play, 8 specimens First, Hownrd Serve Hotcakes and Adirondack Cane and Maple Syrup -as the main dish for breakfast. . . Ham. Egifa. llutcakoa. Tlioso are the three great foods which are served as the main Angli can brwikfaRt. If you do lake advantage of hot cakes and syrup as the main dish, just i-hmo at our show window when down town and you will eo on display the Adirondack Cane an-.l Maple Syrup (30 per cent maple) which u one of Uie best we know of to spread on hotcakrs. Pattison Bros. Grocery Allen, blue ribbon and 60 cents: uecontl, W. M. Powell, red ribbon. uhhtiffc, best head lliHt, Mrs. Itoy KciiuftVr, btutt ribbon und fii cents: htcoihI, Mil. Jud t 'rublrw, red rlblion.' 1 Tubie t urrols, best dlcpliiy su--clinens First, T. Mcui-iibd, red ribbon und to ceutu; second, Clur ence Alumtord, n-d ribbon. Htock carrots, bi-st dinpluy ,1 i:pe clinens First, Willow Hpriiirn Hchool. blue ribbon und 60 cents; second, T. U. JohiiHt-n, reel ribbon and 26 cents. Purumps, b(Ht diiip!ay .1 specl mens Ffrwt, T. ti. Johnson, blue ribbon und t0 ciuita; beeond, ,llu bert 1ui iii, red rllfbon und 1'5 ei-ntK. UlltoiiH, besl piule of h l-'trst, TboinjiH Wolin, blue ribbon und to cents; twicond, Clurcucu Mum lord, red ribbon. Turnips, beat exhibit Flist, Jim V. Hiuiih, blue ribbon und !u i-entH; second, Puullne liiucb, rod iiliboa und tU cents. IlinubuKus, best exhibit I'ltsl, iJolllc Ib'iidi-ruon, biut ribbon ami t,u einuj; H.'eond, J. W. Curpt-r, n il ribhon und 2d cents. tSilUMJdl. be.tt lablu Kirtit, Jlow- urd All" n, blue ribbon und Mi t- Mh; mtcond, luvil t.'otieli, i ed ribbon and 2 u ci nts. Pumpkin, lurgent First, T. A. Bukke, Inuu ribbon uud 0 cents; second, Henry Hoyd, red ribbon uud 2u cents. Potuloes, boat purly variety Fiist, W. H. , Powell, blue ribbon uud 6o centn; ikcoiuI, t.'lurente iVIuiiifurd, red ribuon mid 2G centn. iotalon, best lul" vitrit-ty- I' ir.'it, J itith Jobiison, blue ribbon and bit cents; second, Uuby Johiiuoii, red ribbon uud -U centa. C'uullt lower, btst specimen 1'hut, Hteve llilltiiKH, blue ribbon und 00 cents; second, 1.. A. 'ur pejitnr, red ribbon und 2b cwitn. Watermelon, b si exhibit, any variety First, Mis. A. K. Mrdln n is, blue ribbon uud 60 centn. ( 'UlltulOUpeS. b St tlpeciirit'tl, uiiy vurlety Finn. Willow HprliiKS Ht hoot, blue ribbon uud tt cents. MuMltiiielun, best speclm uny vurlety First, liolllu li ndir.son. bluu ribbon und 60 cents; iierond, Uetu lteel, red ribbon uud -6 cents. J'ai-m J0hlliit. Best dlspluy or furm products grown on one farm l''lrt, T. O. Johnson, blue ribbon und 7; sec ond, J. W. Carper, red ribbon und 9U; third, Frank Heel, red ribbon and $3. liakinx Best loaf while bread First, Mrs. W. A. Itoundy, blue ribbon und Co cents; second. -Mrs. Coley Wray, red ribbon and 26 cents. ' Beat liKht cake Kyuit, Mrs. A. I?, hoyd, blue ribbon and $1; scc and, Mra. T. T. Hhell, red ribbon and 60 cents. Heot dark cnlto First, Mrs. A. K. r.oyd, blue ribbon und l. Host lemon pie First, Dorthea, Johnson, blue ribbon and 76 cents.1 Best pumpkin pie First. Mis. Dell Htuce, blue ribbon mid 7f cents; second, Kllemi itrudb y, red ribbon uud 26 cents. Ciiiuilug. Best exhibit cunned veijetublcs Ftriit, Mrs. U. H. Hulphln, bluu rib bon und $1.60; sucond, Mrs. Coley Wray, red ribbon and 76 cents. Best exhibit aif lied ' irutf Flmt, Mrs. U. A. McCrue, blue ribbon und ti; second, Mrs. M. V. llcurinff, red ribbon und l. Jelly, juins, precervcii, best ex hibit First, Mrs. Henderson, blue ribben and nocond, Mrn, Colt y .'iJy, r-1 i .. .in,. i mid $. 1 ..1 . l . t,,l Mm..., he; exhibit - Alis. o!ey if,y, blue rlb- bbu tuid btcoini. Mis. M. V. Hearing, ted ribbon uud l. hint of winners of merchants' spvclul prizes. HtockKrowers A Farmers Nation al bunk, $10 for best dlspluy or canned fruit, Mrs. V. A. McCrue. Shell Mercantile Co., pair ?6 shoes for best display or poultry, Dell Stuce. Wnllowa Hnrdwarc Co., pnlr hair clippers for best dtnplay of field corn, to Ben McdlnnlH. Wnllowa llurdware, Ib'tnlntrton slock knlfo for best sample of wheat rnll). Meek Bros. , Wallowa llurdware, ludies' pearl bundle knifo for besl display of fiiucy work, lo Mrs. Joe Thompson. Wulluwu Cush Grocery, 6 worth of Kiocerles for best display of vegetables, to T. O. Johnson. I. 11. ftrnlth, blawr shirt for best dlspluy of. 3 heads of cabbage, lo Mrs. itoy Kchuefer. City Phurmacy. $5 fountuln pen for lurtfeat pumpkin, to T. A. fmkke. Chas. Hauprlch. hand painted vai for best dlspluy of home mode candy, to Willow Hprlnss school. J. P. (lilbMple, $;t or the futtest plr:, to Clarencn Mumfortt. II. B. llalsten, choice pair of scissors for the best dlspluy of em broidery, to Mrs. C. W. Mumford.. H. M. VuiiKbt, haircut, shampoo and shave, for winner of niliklnK contest. K. Flnhrr, $3.60 for best dls pluy of cucumbers, to T. O. John son. KntcrprlBo Fleet ric Co., electric flat Iron for bcM dlspluy of home made, cake, to Mrs.' A. K. I.oyd. Wallowa Market, T. 1. Hherod, smoked hum for best garden dis play, to T. G. Johnson. jr. Oi-oiK" F. Dale, $10 worth of dental work for bst display of chickens, to Dell Htuco. O. Frlck, $2.60 cush for best dls play of ripe tomutoes, to Mrs. A. K. J.oyd. F. II. Brownlec Service Htutlon, ffullon can of Zerolene for best dis play of carrots, to Clarence Mum ford. II. M. Pheirfer Warehouse, $2.60.! for best display of oats, Clarence: Mumford. . f T. H. Mitchell, $2.60 worth of! blacksmith work for best display of 10 ears of field corn, .to Ben McOinnls. Wallowa Creamery, $6 caslt for IichL dairy calf under one yeur, ex- ; hthltcd by boy under 1(1 years, to Wilbur Weaver. Wulluwu KuruK', Ktrkland & IN Hand, $2.60 repair work for best diidny of pntutoes, to Buth. Buby I and Rachel Johnson. 1 4. Couch, $2,60 cush for best display of wheat, to Meek Bros.-' Morelock (laruKc, -1 gallons of Kusollne for best diKpluy of corn, to lien McOinnls. ; t ' Hrhaub & Hon, $2. Wl cush - for best pair of Pekin ducKs. to Esies Thompson. O. W. Allen Bervlce Hlution. ruI lon Moblloll "A" for the lurjfeBt siiissh, to J. W. Curttor. Dr. Jones, $6 cu0ti contributed, and used for rodeo expense. 1 Wallowa Pun. two years', sub scription to the Hun for th best floral display, lo Mrs. Joe Crahtree. The spi-ciul prlite offered for the' best district dlspluy was awarded to Wullowu district exhibits from in and near town; $10.. YOUTH IS FOUND A HARDY MEMBER OF ARCTIC STAFF CHICAGO, (AP) Kennct Raw son, a lad of fourteen, will return to school this fall a proved mem ber of hii Arctic exploration party. Commander Muc.Milliun took the youngest boy into the Northland and found him a Jiurv hand. Whether is was serving .In the Kullcy, his principal duty, polishing brass or dolus 'be heavy with a ithovel, Ke-nnet made a tucce.s of It. He had lo .because at Sid ney, -Nova Scotia, AlacMlllinn would fend him back if be had not ohown his worth. Now nu American boy and plrl Can claim partnership in hdnff the. youthful travellers of the Arctic Region, a daughter of Robert K. Peary having bc-n born on bis successful search for the north pole. A companion of ltawon. also n youth, quullgled uii one; of MucMil llan's veteran senmen. Ib is Rich ard Salmon, of l.anhtnoiit, N. Y., 17-yeur-old son of the noted psy chologist. Both boys ntteud eastern schools und in recent years each h,i cruised In yuwl and Mehooner wih markwl ability. Their fath ers last June planned an ocean trip for tbem but b'nrntne " they could not obtain- l he ' desired schooner. Kennel's father. Frederick H. Itawson, Sr., chairman of the board of directors of a Oiieugo bunkhig bouMe, decided to appronch Mac Milan, whom he knew to be Inter esled in boys. . When Mac.Mllllnn leaftied of Sal mon's ability and size he was promptly accepted but at mention of Rennet's age; ihc 'explorer threw up his hands und emphat ically suld "no." "But," assured Sir. Rwson. this boy can box the compnsn tnke bis hearings from the sun. He it a thorough scntnan and has done som ocean -trap hie work during irehool vacations, and will work." Rennet hud many tests on the wiy to Sidney hut upon reaching Buy at the well-lighted stores A MERCHANT whoie windows and store -are well lighted can sell more goods and sell them faster That means he can give you better vuliiej. Thl lip may five yon money. And It may nuke money for the merchant who will aakui to compare bittigblloH with lh proper tore ttandaiil. No ektrxa -made for the tail. H. & S. Electric' -BETTER LIGHTING BtlltH BUSINESS announcing v v D. C. HAMILTON MOTOR CO. J M jjV Holmes IJIdg., Ii Grande yr the Nova Rrotln lawn. MacMIHion noiiricil Mr. imwscn the boy wan maktnif ffoori. 1 r ;-o HniiNi' riinfONti'ri (lll HIVK1C. Or Althoueh furnace fires were not started here until inld-r'ohtnUiia protfnostteut or of the weuther havo nln'ujly unnouueed the approurh of un ear ly uml hunl winter. They ileelare that the flluht of a large flock of wild ftee.se toward the south indi cated immediate storms with a drop in temperature. PHONE ' Vm 'bigd PH Allow Us To Suggest Cants, Peaches', Apples, Bananas, Pears,' Grapes.' in fruits and Tomatoes, Cauli llower, Lettuce, Sweet Potatoes, Spinach, Green Corn, Turnips, Celery in veg etables.' ; A. ' ' ; ' ' . . ' ' Also a complete Pakery line. " . : Tht?. best at 111 Depot St. Itait Men at Klamath Kails KLAMATH KAMA Ore. A party romposed of hlifh pffltluls of the Ureal Northern nillroa.1 arrived to spend i.veral da'B 1" Klamath Kail on a generat In spection, of the Klamath rail road situation. The paj'ty Incllld-s VV. K. Kenhey. of '8t, . Paul, vl -e president of the" Orest Northern railroad. In charge of traffic: W. V.. Hunt, of ('ortland. general agent of the Oreat Northern; -M. J. Costollo. western freight and traffic, manager, of Seattle, and J. G. SNODGR Exclusive Grocer A. J. Hamilton. A high brow is one who thinks he can think better than olhers. 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