Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, September 25, 1916, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextIT PAGE SIX Monday, September 2!f, 1916 List of Prize Winners At - Jackson County Industrial Fair Public Schools Department The' awards are as follows: Lucile Kooiitf, Medford, first on embroidered luncheon set, first on fancy apron. Wilnier .Morse. Talent, first on dairy herd record club project. Lucile Morse, Talent, first on jelly, first on layer cake. Klsie Lawrence. Medford, second crocheted yoke. Chester Merriman, Medford, sec ond corn club project, first field corn. Lester Merriman, Medford, first squash, first stock squash, first Hub bard squash. Dorothy Diamond, Medford, sec ond reed banket. P.uth L. Smith, Medford, first sew ing club project, first canning club project. Helnia Kllestad, Central Point, third sewing club project. Tatricla Miksche, Medford, first fancy dress, first loaf cake, second doughnuts, first embroidered center piece. Carl Meier, M"dford, second handi craft club project. Mildred Ward, Medford, first em broidered sofa cushion. Ceorgle Lowe, Ashland, first grain collection, Marllla Dyer, Medford. first em broidered collar. John Butler, Eagle Point, first gar den collection, first watermelon, first muskmelon, first stock pumpkin, first cabbage, second pie pumpkin, second squash, second popcorn, third field corn. Mary Monla, Prownsboro, fourth sewing club project. Glenn Terrlll, Brownsboro, first footstool. Gertrude Carlton, Central Point, first crocheted yoke. Glen Smith, Tolo, fourth corn club project. Vernon Owens, Wellen, first corn club project. Joyce von der Hellen, first baking club project. Francis Buckley, Ruch, first pota to club project. Tillle Knlps, second sewing club project. Cecil Ager, Talent, grand prize handicraft project. (Trip to State Fair.) Nell Varren, Tolo, fifth corn club project. Gordon Kershaw, Medford, toy auto, second, Isabelle Slevertsen, Medford, sec ond baking powder biscuits, third layer cake, first melon seed hand bag, first hand-made apron. Mary Knlps, Medford, first cro cheted water set, first light biscuits, third bread. ' Glenn Hale, Ashland, first sugar beets. Gladys Hartley, Medford, embroid ered dresser scarf, first lace collar, first fancy handkerchiefs, first layer cake. Laura Best, Medford, first dresser set. Carmen Rose, Talent, first sewing club project. Lucile Holdridge, Talent, grand prize sewing club project. (Trip to State Fair., liernlce Dressier, Medford. second fancy apron, second loaf cake. Talent school, primary grade, HI and IV, first art collection. Lloyd Purves, Talent, third handi craft club project. Paul Ager, Talent, first handicraft club project. Talent school botany class, first pressed flowers. Maxlne Rose, Talent, first doll and bed. Eunice Branden, Medford, first hand-made nightgown, second hand laundry work, second loaf cake, third loaf bread, third canned vegetables, third canned fruit. Frances Welsser, Medford, first dust cap. Lillian Robinson, Medford, first hand laundry work, first embroid ered nightgown, first fancy towels, second hand-made nightgown, second kitchen apron, second embroidered sofa cushion. Margaret East, Medford, second canned fruit. Fay Beebe, Agate, second art col lection. Sylvester Stevens, Phoenix, first potatoes, third corn club project, third onions, third cabbage. Andrew Stevens, Phoenix, second potatoes, second onions, second cab lmge. Lee Stevens, Phoenix, grand prize canning club project (trip to State Fair), first unfermented Juice. Harold Smith, Talent, first butter beans, third potatoes. Helen King, Talent, first embroid ered centerpiece, second crocheted collar. Freda King, Talent, first machine made dress. Percy Henry, Phoenix, first pie pumpkin, first onions. Ruth Henry, Phoenix, third loaf bread. Beatrice Henry, Phoenix, second layer cake, class B. Donald Anderson, Phoenix, first library table. Raymond Furry, Phoenix, second library table. Harry Rice, Phoenix, first Morris chair. Andrew Johnson, Thoenlx, third library table. Charles Wiley, Medford, first pop corn. Eva Allen, Medford, second colored handkerchiefs. Joe Barrett, Talent, second musk melon. Trade at Homel ASHLAND Park Garage Creamery l Used Cars for Sale manufacturers of MORRIS BROS., Props. Butter and Ice Cream I When Baying Duller Ask (or Ashland Creamery Bolter Phone 24 D.Perozzl. Mgr. niiiiiiimiiiiiiiMoiiiininiuttm Automobile Supplies and Repairs Michelin, Goodrich and Fisk Tires in Stock Other Makes on Short Notice Phone 152 Park Ave Men's Shoes I See our new Mtist Wea I Your shoe money spent for GOOD Shoes will last longer. IBriggs&Elmore 11 Easl Main Street m Cooking Device Provost Bros. Hardware Elmer Relnklng, Central Point second field corn. Dorothy Palmer, Medford, first baby bonnet, second machine-made dress. Viola Armstrong, Talent, second footstool. Elmer Knlps, Medford, first top aeroplane. Margaret Garrett, Buncom, third machine-made dress. Little Applegate school, second pressed flowers. Arthur Powell, Medford, first red raspberries. Gretchen Phul, Jacksonville, sec ond dining table. Adin llaselton, Eagle Point, grand prize corn club project (trip to State Fair), Naomi Hemphill, Medford, first trio Light Brahmas. Earl Hemphill, Medford, first trio White V'yandottes, Kuth Hemphill, Medford, first trio Black Minorcas. N. Erskine, Medford, first litter Belgian hares. Arthur McDougall, Medford, first poultry club project, division 1 Floyd Tucker, Medford, fourth poultry club project, division 1 Carl Spuhn, Medford, second trio of White Wyandottes, second litter Belgian hares. Wilbur Godlove, Medford, second pig club project, division 1 ; second pig project, division 2; third litter Belgian hares. Special Awards, The lict of special awards, with the exception of the ladies' domestic and fine arts departments, is as fol lows: Vegetables C. B. Stevens, four stalks sweet corn; Mrs. C. B. Stev ens, second sunflowetf J. L. Mc- Ahron, asparagus bean; J. S. Van- dorfy, Pike's Peak squash; John Demmer, sunflower; D. P. Wilson, second asparagus bean; W. E. White side, strawberry, muskmelon; C. J. Brommer, Mammoth Chilean squash; C. B. Stevens, sheaf timothy. Fruit F. L. Holdridge, green gage plums; E. D. Brlggs, Oregon chest nuts; T. Helmroth, three plates Buer- re Easter; C. S. Elcker, blackberries; John Demmer, thiee plates grapes; W. F. Smith, red raspberries, black berries; J. A. Westerlund, Hoover's Red apples, second Buerre Easter; Del Rio orchard, box Seckel pears. Local grown nursery stock, N. S. Bennett. Display honey and wax, James Stewart. Floriculture Mrs. F. W. Hollls, second Hugh Dixon rose; Mrs. James Griffis, first Bouquet Amarellis; Mrs. A. W. Kelzur, second dlsplaj roses; Lester Bennett, garden display by boy under 10. Culinary Mrs. Eugene Amann, first split biscuit; Mrs. John Bellin ger, first cottage cheese; Mrs. M. L. Hartley, first butter; Mrs. B. C. Stel vertsen, first can beans; Mrs. S. G. Riley, second butter; rs. C. W. Holdridge, second can tomatoes. Special events In the Ladle's' Do mestic Science Department of the Jackson county fair are as follows Key Em., embroidery; cro., cro chet; kn., knit. Mrs. Roland Bench, fancy night gown. Mrs. J. S. Vandorfy, cro. pillow tops. S. G. Riley, braided rugs, pulled rug, ku. stocking. Mrs. Frank Loder, em. hat and coat. Mrs. C. A. Calhoun, crazy work couch cover. Mrs. Coakly Thompson, hand work woolen shawl. Mrs. H. S. Stlne, fancy quilt. Mrs. Sue Sawyers, silk velvet quilt. Mrs. A. W. Kelzur, suit underwear Mrs. Helen Shedlson, collection of baskets, filet cro. lunch cloth. Miss Albert Hall, cut leather centerpiece, library table runner, sofa pillows, piece quilt, silk quitt, cut work, lunch cloth, cro. pillow cases, cro. table cover, cro. yoke, Mrs. Maggie Grant, Armenian lace corset cover. Mrs. Rosa Pontlng, Battenberg lace, Irish cro. yoke, filet cro. yoke, sofa pillow. Miss Emma Gaunyaw, suit under wear, lunch napkins. Mrs. Claud Saylor, lace curtains, Miss Laura Fouts, log cabin silk quilt, rainbow quilt. Mrs. R. E. OlBeo, fancy tray. Mrs. J. C. Pendleton, four table mats. Mrs. Vincent, cro. portiers, cro jacket. i Mrs. B. J. Blanklnshlp, em. lace trimmed bed set, between meal cen ters. Enid H. MacCullough, cro. lunch cloth. Mrs. D. O. Frederick, carved pow der horn. Mrs. Allen Bmlth, cro. lunch cloth cro. insertion pillow cases, cro. lace pillow r.amm. Mrs. K. V. Raymond, cro. lunch cloth. fit. Mury's Academy, berry set (china painting), lavender scarf In cushion. EXCURS ON n n 0) unuvj S TO THURSDAY, OQ SEPTEMBER SLO f lfftO THESE ATTRACTIONS UVI 3 5 SEEN ONLY WITH BUFFALO BILL ORIGINAL WILD WEST INDIANS-COWBOYS EDEADWO0O STAGE COACH IWILLARD CHAMPION HEAVY WEIGHT PUGILIST OF THE WORLD TOVUHDim GROWNUPS UIPPODH r IMMENSE RINGS d and STAGES FRANK GOTCM CHAMPION WRESTLER OF THE WORLD 3 BOTH APPEARING AT EACH PERFORMANCE LITTLE MIRACLE 183-Poisml Baby Elephant V, EVERY MORNING AT TEN-THIRTY O'CLOCK 3--IUSE DOUBLE LENGTH RAILROAD TRAINS--3 2 MEETS ALL COMERS $100.00 To Anyone Who CM tUf 15 Minutes A WORLD FAMOUS 860 PEOPLE NATIONS LUCIA ZORA SW.TSS 30 TONS pachyderms $5,600 DAILY EXPENSES JUMPING JUPITER CHAMP,0TE?I,L,NGH0RSE GRAND PATRIOTIC $18,000 SPECTACLE 'AMERICA' fcT SELLS-FL0T0 CHAMPIQN ENSEMBLE OF GOOD LOOKING GIRLS DEVLIN'S ZOUAVE REGIMENT IN PREPAREDNESS MANEUVERS RHODA ROYAL'S CHAMPION EQUESTITORUM 2 15 TWO PERFORMANCES PJ? 4M P.H. DAILY, RAIN OR SHINE A 'VAV f fiSLlOMS & TIGERS By' SELLS FLOTO Shows co '- mtmmmmmmrmmm 1 1 .1 m n wn 1 n Mrs. F. T. Hewitt, modern quilt. quilt 35 years old. Miscellaneous. Harry Haertle, second old buck and doe, Flemish. C. R. Boyd, first box Newtowns, box Rhode Island Greenings, box Wolf River, three plates Wolf River, three plates Rhode Island Greenings, box Comics, box Howell, three plaees Anjou, three plates Cornice, three plates Howell, largest sound apple, second three plates Jonathan, three plates Newtown, box Anjou, box Bartlett. C. E; Terrlll, first draft stallion. D. Terrlll, first span ranch horses. Mrs. G. H. Kukkert. second young bronze gobbler hen, young Toulouse gander and goose. J. W. Wakefield, first White Ml Borcas, first trio, cockerel, pullet. Floyd Tucker, first old buck, sec ond old doe, New Zealand. J. W. Lawton, first two-year-old trotting bred colt. (To be concluded in next Issue.) J 1