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three o the Lane County Fair's
biggest premium lists, have been
completed.
Results in these categories are
as follows:
DAIRY CATTLE
Class 1, Milking Shorthorns. All
awards to . S. Krldelbaush. includ
ing grand ch amnion hull nr
dairy herd, produco of sire and belt
ten head.
Clasi 2, Holatelns. Lot 1. hull thr
years or over, Ralph Benter. first; lot
5. bull six months to a year, Benter
, iuu o, uuu unaer six months,
Benter first: sen or ihmnn w..u
Junior champion bull, trranri rhm'.
pion bull, all to Benter; lot 10, cow
uvo years or over, uenler first, A. 11,
nemenway second; lot 11, cow four
I ye miner nve, Menter first and
second, Kenneth Witcher third'; lot
12, cow three to four years, Benter
I first. Witcher second; lot 13, cow two
: to three years, Benter first and sec
ond, Witcher thrid; lot 14, heifer sen
ior yearling, Benter first and third,
Hemenway second and fourth; lot 15,
heifer Junior yearling. Benter first
ana secona; jot it, Heller senior calf,
Benter first, Hemenway second, David
muiKey inim, nenier fourth, Hemen
way fifth; lot 17, heifer junior calf,
Benter first and second; lot 18, fe
male senior champion, Benter; fe
male junior champion, Benter: fe
male grand champion, Benter; best
three females, Benter first, Hemen
way second; lot 23, get of sire, Benter
first and second; lot 24, dalrv herd,
Benter first; lot 25, produce of dam,
Benter first and second; lot 26, best
ten neau, uenter first.
mm
Class 3, Guernseys. Lot 1, bull three
years, G. W. Bond and Son first; lot 2,
nun iwo 10 inree years, Bond and
Son; lot 3, bull senior yearling, Bruce
Wheeler first, Bond and Son second;
lot 5, bull six months to a vear. Bond
first and second, A. Hawn third; lot 7,
senior champion bull, Bond; junior
cnampton null, norm; grand Cham
plon bull. Bond; lot 10, cow over five
years. Bond first, Hawn second,
Witcher third; lot 11. cow four to
five years. Bond first. Hawn second.
W. R. Lyon third; lot 12, cow three
to four years. Bond first and second,
Hawn third; lot 13, cow two to three
mown photographer
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wnen you in
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$ in a picture, the
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is more foolproof. That
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floclive for your fall
I. Too much color isn't
lag in photography. It
t impact of the color
to bring out most. A
fare of a partly husked
l or a pumpkin on the
ot more effective than
She whole field of corn
fcns. The well-dressed
dows how a single dash
'fill often stand out more
f than a lot of bright
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lis principle to work in
fcs. Throw in an oo
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B it . . . but let most
fpictures select their
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old Duval third ,nri rn.,wh. w n
heifer senior yearline, Hawn first and
third. Bond second and fourth; lot
3, neuer junior yeaning. Hawn first,
Lvon second. Hawn thlrH Rnnri rn..wfc
Hawn fifth: lot Ifi mlnr naif HAtiri
first, Hawn second. Wheeler third,
Hawn fourth. Bond, fifth; Lot 17,
heifer junior calf, Bond first and sec
ona, ivon third and fourth. Hawn
fifth: female ftpnlnr chamninn inrl
female junior champion. Bond; best
three females, Bond first, Hawn sec
ond; get of sire, Bond first. Hawn
second? junior get of sire, Bond first
and third, Hawn second: dairy herd.
Bond first, Hawn second; produce of
mm. uona nrst and second, Lvon
third; best ten head, Bond first,
Hawn second.
Class 4, Jerseys. Lot 10, cow five
years and ovtr, Wheelers Registered
Jerseys first; lo 1, cow four to five
years, Dixie Hill first; lot 13, cow
two to three years, Wheeler's first; lot
14, heifer senior yearling. Wheeler's
first; lot 15, heifer Junior vearllng,
Dixie Hill first and second. Wheeler's
third; lot 16. heifer senior cair, Wheel
ers' first and second, Douglas Skelton
third. Wheelers fourth; lot 17, heifer
Junior calf, Hill first. Wheelers sec
ond; female senior champion, Dixie
Hill; female Junior champion, Wheel
ers; female grand champion. Olvie
Hill; best three females, Wheelers;
lot 25. produce of dam. Hill first,
Wheelers second.
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Class 5, Ayershlres. Lot 3, bull sen
ior yearling. A. G. Townsend first,
Cecil Wheeler and Sons second; lot
4. bull Junior yearling, Townsend first;
lot 6, bull six months to a year,
Wheeler and Son first, Townsend sec
ond; junior champion bull, Townsend;
grand champion bull, Townsend; lot
10, cow five venrs and nvp. Tnwn.
send fjrst, second and fourth, Wheel
er ana son third; lot 11, cow four
to five years. Townsend first and sec
ona; lot 12, cow three to four years,
Wheeler and Son first and second,
Townsend third; lot 13, cow two to
three years. Townsend first. Wheeler
and 'Son second; lot 14, heifer senior
yearling, 'lownsend first, Gary Sultev
second. Wheeler and son third, fourth
and fifth; lot 15. heifer junior year
ling. Wheeler and Son first, second
and fourth, Townsend third; lot 16,
heifer senior calf, Wheeler and Son
first, fourth and fifth; Townsend sec
ond and third: lot 17. heifer lunlor
calf, Townsend first. Wheeler and
son second and third; female senior
champion, female junior chamolon,
fdtiialn oronH rhuinnlnn Tnuin.nnn
I host three females, Townsend first,
j Wheeler and Son second; lot 22, get
I of sire, Wheeler and Son first; junior
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get of sire, Wheeler and Son first
Townsend second and third: lot 24,
dairy herd. Townsend first. Wheeler
and Son second; produce of dam
Wheeler first and third, Townsend
second and fourth; best Jen head,
Wheeler first, Townsend .cond.
Class 6, Brown Swiss. Cot 4. hull
junior yearling, F. T. Rothage first.
POULTRY
Class 1: Plymouth Rocks, white
cock, L. R. Shelley first; cockerel
Bob Wolfralm first. L. R. Shelley
second, bene Burrell third: hen. L. R,
Shelley first; pullet, Bob Wolfralm
first, L. R. Shelley second; pen of
young, aneiiey first. Buster Love sec-
mid. Pleasant Hill Hatchery third;
best pen In show, L, R. Shelley; best
male, any breed, B. Wolfralm; best
remaie, any Dreed, wouraim,
Plymouth Rocks, Columbian. All
awards to C. B. Wheeler, Including
largest ana nest aisptay.
Plymouth Rocks, barred. All awards
to U. B. Wheeler.
Wvandottes. Buff, cockerel. I. R
Aldrich first and second; pullet, Ald-
ricn first ana secona; pen of young,
Aldrich first.
Rhode Island Reds, Cock, C. B,
Wheeler first; cockerel, O. R. Winters,
first. Wheeler second and third; hen.
Stella and Chet Frederickson first:
O. A. Winters second and Frederick'
son third; pullet, Frederickson first:
C. B. Wheeler second. O. R. Winters
third: pen of young. Frederickson,
Mediterranean: Leghorns, White.
Cockerel, Frederickson first, second,
0. C. Love third.
Leghorn. Buff: Cockerel. P. G.
Norris first; pullet, P. G. Norris first
through fifth; young trio, P. G. Nor
ris first.
American, New Hampshire, Cock
erel. W. L. Ellis first and second,
Pleasant Hill Hatchery third, D. C.
Love fourth; pullet, P. Hill Hatchery
first, W. L. Ellis second and third,
P. C. Love fourth; pen of young, Mrs.
Harry Rogers.
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Winters first; best five males, best
male, and best female, u. R, winters,
Kngllsh, Cornish Buff, Cock, cock
erel, nen pullet, c. b. Wheeler first.
English, Utility Cornish, young trio,
Alan Dotson, first,
English, Sussex. Cock, C and O.
Wassom; cockerel, hen, pullet, Was
som first ana second; pen of young,
Wassom, first.
English, Australop, Cockerel, C. B
Wheeler, first.
Utility. Indian River Cross. Cock-
erel, Mrs. Harry Rogers first; pullet,
Mrs. Rogers first.
California Golden, cockerel. Pride of
Oregon Hatchery, first through fourth.
nniie uornisn, nen, Molly Nor than,
first.
Bantams. Rhode Island Red. Cocker
el, Henry Meagher first, Larry Drake
second and third; pullet, pen of old,
pen oi young, harry uraxe first.
Bantams, Sllkle White. Cockerel.
pen of old, Larry Drake first.
Bantam, While Rock, Cock, hen.
cockerel and pullet. A. Stockfish,
first; pen of old, 0. R. Winters first.
Bantams, Buff Cochin. Cock. Larrv
Drake first. D. 0. McGregor second;
Bob Wolfralm first: cockerel, G. T.
Rogers first. Steve Medlll second: nen
of young. Gene Burrell first, David
uerge second.
Bantams. While Cochin. Cock. C. B.
Wheeler first and second; hen, Erma
Williams first. C. B. Wheeler second
and third: cockerel, Erma Williams!
first, (J. H. wneeier sesnnd; pullet.
Erma Williams first, second, Wheeler
third. i
Bantams, Black Cochin. Cock. D. O.I
McGregor first; hen, McGregor first
and second; cockerel, E. Williams first
and second, G. T, Rogers third; pul
let, E. Williams first and second,
G, T. Rogers third; pen 'of old, Rogers
first: pen of young. . Hurrell first:
s, Aieaiii secona, Jtiay nayton tnira,
u, T, Rogers fourth.
Bantams, Partridge Wvandottes,
Cockerel, pullet, Henry Meagher,
first ana secona.
Bantams, White Wvandottes. Cock,
Jack Davles first. Buster Love second;
young trio, J. u. Kinnie first; cock
erel. Jack Davles first; hen, pullet.
Davles first.
Bantams, Black Rose Combination,
Cockerel, pullet, Henry Meagher first
and second.
Bantams, S. C. Barred Rocks, Cock,
Chamber
(Cotifimied from Page One)
portant, but that the thinking
man is the important life."
This attitude, enhancing the
value of the individual man, led
America to invest in the develop
ment of the minds of men, and to
give careful attention to this
effort.
A university, Dr. Wilson said,
functions in accordance with that
special aspect of the American
way of life. And, he concluded.
it isn't difficult to believe that
no American business of today
could succeed without the influ
ence of universities which train
the minds of men and women
who take part, directly or indi
rectly, in business affairs.
Following his election as Cham
ber president, Gragg took a note
from Rodway s final message
from that office to the member
ship. Rodway had just mentioned
that the Chamber continues to
face more problems than it was
able to solve during his tenure.
Gragg observed that a growing
community will continue to en
counter many problems but that
he fully expects the Chamber to
"work toget.her in efforts to re
solve them.
PRESSING PROBLEMS
Rodway singled out for special
mention problems ot parking and
transportation. "You don't de
cide these by putting them off,"
he noted. Noting there now are
five cars for every four that were
here in 1950, Rodway emphasized
that these problems can only be
come aggravated with passage of
time. He also mentioned the de
veloping inadequacy of Eugene's
Mahlon Sweet Airport. Fifteen
years ago, this was one of the
Northwest's largest air fields, he
said, but now it is apparent that
it is not the final answer lo Eu
gene's air Iransportation prob
lem.
EYVEB PRAISED
Attention to the progress ot the
Eugene Water & Electric Board
also was called for by Rodway
in his curtain talk. He lauded
the municipal utilities operation
and suggested vigilance against
efforts to obstruct its further development.
Included in a number of busi
ness reports presented at the
meeting was out-going Treasurer
Fred Brunner's financial recap on
Chamber operations through the
past year. The Chamber now has
a $10,000 reserve fund in U. S.
saving bonds, Brunner said, and
its income for 1954 compares fa
vorably with that of the previous
year. Brunner gave special credit
to the Chamber's membership
committee which signed 246 new
member firms during the year.
0. R. Wilhelmsen first; hen, pullet,
cockerel, Wllhelmsen first ind second;
pen of young, Buster Love first.
B.nUms, Golden Scnbrlcht, Cock,
G. Burrell first; hen, C. B. Wheeler
first And second; cockerel, Wheeler
first, David Berse second, S. Medlll
third; pen of youne, Burrell first.
B.ntam, Black Tail Jap, Cockerel,
uene nurreil.
Bantam, While Cornish, Cockerel
Henry Measher first: pullet, Meagh
er first.
Bantam, Brown Leghorn, Cockerel,
ptiiiei, nieagner first. .
Bantams, Single Comb, Black Mln
orca, Cock. McGregor first; hen, pul-
ie(, mcuregar nrsi.
Bantam, Rose Comb, Cockerel,
Meagher first: pullet, Meagher first,
second.
Bantam, White Laced Red Cornish
Cnekerel, Jack Bulette first and sec
ond; pullet, Bullcte first and second.
Ducks. While Pekln. Old drake
Cliff Cole; old duck. Gene Burrell
nrsi, verne ienson second, third,
fourth; young drake, Jim Yockcy
nrsi; young quck, l ocxey lirst.
Ducks, Mallard, Hen, Steve McDon
ald first, V. N'ellson second; cock,
ateve Mcuonald first.
Geese, Toulouse, old gander. Gene
uurren, nrsi.
Turkey, Bronze, old torn, A. C, Davis
nrst; young torn, ri. Hill Hatchery
first.
Pigeons, Red Carnaus. Mick Maher
first, lerry rrye third: French Car
naus, Mick Maher first, Dick Maher
second, Kay uregory tnird, Gene Bur
rell fourth; White Runts. Gene Bur-
roll first; Silver Runts. Burrel first:
Pensome Rolers, Burrell first; White
routers, mirreu first; mrmtngliam.
C. B. Wheeler first; Parlors, C. B,
Wheeler first; Jacks. Wheeler first;
African Dove, J. D. Klnnle first: Ice
Pigeons, Ray Gregory first: Red Roll
ers, Gregory first; Blue Roller. Greg
ory first; Oriental Frill, Modena, Greg
ory first; Racing Homer, Jimmy Le-
t,endre first, second and third, R.
Gregory fourth, J. LcGendre fifth.
Special awards. Jimmy LeGendre,
best homing pigeon: Ray Gregory,
best pigeon In show; Rob Wolfralm,
grand cnamplon cnickcn: Anna Wll
ilams, grand champion bantam; Jim
Yockey. best drake; Gene Burrell,
best duck.
Archbishop Lays
Chapel Cornerstone
PORTLAND 1 The Most Rev.
Edward D. Howard, archbishop
of the Portland Roman Catholic
Archdiocese, Sunday laid the cor
nerstone for a chapel at the
Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful
Mother grotto here.
The chapel, which is to be
completed in 1955, is being built
under sponsorship of the Servite
Fathers.
Jail Checked
(Continued from Page One)
ods. This is one of the outstand
ing jails in this territory."
Elder's request for a "fact
finding" investigation of the city
jail came Monday morning at
the same time that Chief Brown
was holding a command meeting
which resulted in the firing of
three jailers for the Friday night
escape of two county prisoners
who still are at large.
Released were three proba
tionary patrolmen who had been
assigned to the jail.
They are William Clements,
Lcroy Prink and Ed Phillips.
The department's command of
ficers found that the men had
been negligent in not double
locking the doors and making
periodic "head-checks ' as
quired by jail rules. City Mana
ger linlayson approved the dis
missals.
The escapees Richard Henry
Jarvis and Eugene Godfrey Mc
Intyre went through three doors
using a spoon to move the latches
sometime Friday night. Their dis
appearance was not discovered
until Saturday afternoon.
Three new men were hired
Tuesday morning. Thev are Don
ald McKay, 26, W. C. Hutcheson
Jr., 24, and Richard Plane, 25.
The city cares for county pri
soners under a contract agree
ment. Elder said that because of
this he feels a responsibility for
plugging the "leaks ' at the faci
lity.
The county commissioners
Tuesday were seeking to get all
concerned parties together to
consider Elder s suggestion.
Roseburg Trial Opens
PORTLAND Wl The trial of
foreclosure suits against Rose
burg Homes, Inc., opened in fed
eral court here Monday. The
suits, involving 79 of 180 homes
built by the firm in the Roseburg
area, total more than $500,000.
The Federal National Mortgage
Assn. filed the suits.
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Program listings are prepared by the radio stations.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1954
C:00 Ray with Music Gabriel Hcatter Alex Dreier News at 8
:1K Robert Trout News.H'dllnea Billings' Newi Dinner
: SO Stop tha Vtrgll Plnkiey News Hour
:4S Music Sam Hayes These Records Concert
7:00 Stop the Eddie Fisher Lux Radio Headline Edit.
7:15 Music Rand. Record! Theatri Dick Rendell
7:30 L. Thomas Could this be at Lux Radio Sliver
7:45 Tenn. Ernie Could this be u? Theatre Eagle
S:00 Amos 'n' Records at Morgan Beatty Frank" DeVol
:1S Andy Random 1 Man's family Frank DeVol
:30 Gen. Under It Happens Timber Trail
-4 Fischer Arrest to You Eddie LeMar
:00 World News Newsp. ot Air Dragnet American
:11 Guest Book NW News Dragnet Town
t:30 World of Florida Bandwagon - Meeting
j Music Calling Bandwagon Top Pops
10:00 Record Show Fulton Lewis Reporter Lat Newi
10:1S Record Show Harry Flannery These Top Pops
10:30 Rhyme & Rand. Records Are Top Pops
10:4S Rhythm Rand. Records Records Top Pops
11:00 Symphony Unexpected These Top Popa
11:11 Hall Unexpected Are Top Popa
11:30 Svmphony Private Lino Records Top Pops
11:48 This I Believe Private Line These Records Top Pops
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1954
:00 World News Coffee Clock World News News, Rhythm
0:11 Music In the Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Rhythm Rndup
;30 Morning Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Rhythm Rndup
:4S Farm Spotlight Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Rhythm Rndup
7:00 World News Hemingway John Lee (Pills Rhythm Rndup
7:1 Local News Breakfast Gang Sons of West Rural Roundup
7:30 Frank Goss Breakfast Gang Billings' News Bob Garred
7:4S Harry Babbitt News of Nlte Knox Manning Rhyth, Crocker
:00 8:00 O'clock Cecil Brown KUGN Klock Breakfast Club
:lS Serenade News KUGN Klock Breakfast Club
S:30 This I Believe Bible KUGN Klock Breakfast Club
:45 Churches Speak Institute Unity Vlewp't. Breakfast Club
9:00 Wendy Warren What's Cooking World News M. Agronsky
:1S Ma Perkins Stork Club Coffee Time Chet Huntley
:30 Dr.Malone Spfld. Quir f offce Time Mv True
:45 Ladles' Bouq't. Furnlt're Shop. Fashions Story
10:00 2nd Mrs Burton Newsp. of Air P Frederick Musical
10:15 Perry Mason Tello Test 2nd Chance Moods
10:3O Nora Drake Women's News Strike It Rich Mod. Romances
10:45 Brighter Day Dial for Dough Strike it Rich Girl Marries
11:00 Lane News For the Phrase Pays Hollvw'd, Whis-
11:15 Blng Crosby Ladies Bob perlng Streets
11:30 House Party Queen for Smith Musical
11:45 House Party a Day Show Moods
12:00 Local News Today's News World News News Par. tie
12:15 Arthur Farm News Local News Weather, Farm
12:30 , Godfrey Game of Tune Shop Rhythm Rndup
12:45 Art Godfrey the Day Old Trader Paul Harvey
1:00 Art Godfrey Game of Backstage Wife Sam Hayes
1:15 Art Godfrey the Day Lyrics, Ladles Rhythm Rndup
1:30 Art Godfrey Game of KUGN Notes Accent on
1:45 Aunt Jenny the Day Woman, House Melody
2:00 Ruth Ashton Game of Just Plain BUI Graham, Block
2:15 TBA the Day Lorenzo Jones Martin Block
2:30 Good News Game of Hotel for Pels Martin Block
2:45 Brdwy. Revue the Day Pays, Married Martin Block
3:00 Ciif's Game of Day World News MirtinBlock
1:15 Corner News Music Fashions Martin Block
3:30 Ciif's Rand. Records Dr. Paul Siesta serenade
3:45 Corner Tello Test Woman's Secret Siesta Serenade
4:00 Ciif's Fulton Lewli Duke Ted Malone
4:15 Corner Hemingway Dilemma Variety Time !
4:30 Story Hour Here's Answer Duke's D'lem. Accent on j
4:45 Story Hour Sam Hayes Knox Manning Safety j
5:00 F.d, Murrow Records at Sklpaiong Safety
8:15 Frank Goss Random Skipalong Bill Stern
5:30 Sports Parade Wild Bill Sklpaiong Chet Huntley
5:45 Local News Hlckock Elmer Peterson News
TV Schedules
Program listings are prepared by the TV stations.
KVAL-TV Channel 13
Tuesday, Sept. 21
6:00 News, Sports, Weather
6:15 Industry on Parade
8:30 Vaughn Monroe
6:45 For Your Information
7:00 Berle Show
B:OI) Hollywood Halt Hour
8:31) TBA
9:00 Race to Roup Rowl
10:00 Suspense "Blond or a Day"
Wednesday, Sept. 22
3:,10 Bob Smith
4:00 Cooking Capers
4:30 The Big Roundup
9:30 This Is The Life
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