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TIIE CONDON GLOHE pahlicaa P pr. One Year Six Months An Advertisement Is a Challenge By HOLLAND. THE man who advertises is fearless. He courts the light He dares all and sun dry to put hint to the test "This is what I offer," be says la effect "Can you beat It? Can you do better else where? Make comparisons and then do business with me only if you find It la to your advantage." There la nothing hidden about the advertiser. He stands up for himself, for bis goods, for bis reputation, for his town. He wants every body to know him, to know bis methods of business and his manner of treating cus tomers. This makes it safe to do business with blm. Having spent much money making his name known, be cannot afford to have It tarnished, and be wilt go much more than halfway In an effort to correct a misunderstanding that is not of his making He wants to tell more than the bare truth, to do more than what is really square. DEAL WITH ADVERTISERS FOR A SQUARE DEAL. POOL CONFECTIONERY IP 1 - tuc rnwnnM n nnr H, A. fori Edit. THE LEA.DIJfGSfEWSTA.TEH OF GILLIAM COUStTy Published Every Friday by The Globe Publishing Company. Entered u teconA rlasv mail matter at the pott office at Condon, Oregon CONDON, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1813. Advertising Rates: Display Advertising Single issue, 20 cents per inch; two issues, 15 cent per inch per issue, regular current advertising, 12 1-2 cent per inch per issue. Local Advertising - 10 cents per line for first insertion; 5 cents per line each ad ditional insertion. Legal Advertising - 10 cents per line per issue. Subscription Rates: (In Advance) (1.60 1.00 LIFE'S PHILOSOPHY. There Is not the least use In preaching to any one uuless you chance to catch him III. Sidney Smith. It Is always right to detect a fraud and perceive a folly, but It is often very wrong to expose either. C'jesterfleld. lie that will have a rake out of the wheat must needs tarry the grinding. Shakespeare. The mother's heart Is the child's schoolroom. IJeecher. There are Innumerable meth ods of courting, but the best method 1 to be rich. Frank Richardson. HEALTH HINTS FOR TODAY Deep Breathing. Deep, regular breathing emp ties and replenishes the lungs and keeps them clean aud healthy. Deep breathing, too, is good as a beauty culture. The exercise of taking deep breaths with a weight balanced on the head strengthens the muscles of the bead and neck and gives one a really good carriage and an ad mirable poise of the bead. This exercise may be varied by walk ing up and down for ten min utes or so with the arms folded behind the back and the weight still balanced upon the bead. BILLIARDS GHAMNESS' PASTIME LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS CIGARS li. H. WILBURN WELL CONTRACTOR AND DRILLER SATISFACTION GUA HA NTI2E1) CONDON - - OREGON Frontier oays and Round-up at Walla Walla SEPTEMBER 25, 26, 27 Fast and Furious Will Be the Show 30 Real Wild West Features Each Day Best Talent in the World for Higher Stakes Includes such notables as "Tex" McCloud, Mr. and Mrs. Fanny Sperry Steel.Lucile Mulhall.Olto Kline, "Bill' Donvan, J. Stanley and all the other real topnotchers. Stage coach races, steer roping and tying, cow-girls' relay races, cow-boys' relay races, steer bull-dogging contest, fancy roping by cow boys, fancy and trick riding by cow-girls, riding wild bulls, Indian races, drunken cow-boys' ride, riding of bucking horses, chariot races, wild horse races and many other events. Remember the dates and go to the place where will be held the Biggest and Best Wild West Show ever staged outdoors Low fares, on all Railroads. See your Local R. R. Agent i For othrjr information address R. H. JOHNSON, Secretary Walla Walla, WaibJngton, U. S. A. Premium List, Continued from page 1. He, CealiaiW Clam II. Cama Warn 1. IW, I rw old at n 4 00 to f. Hoar, tinder I iwoM I IW IW I. (few, I yw old or tn IK) IS 4. Bow, under I yw ,, I Ml I ID . How, and litter at i 00 I 110 4. Harrow, under I yw lot I 00 Clam U. Dtmoo I. Boar, I yw old or over 4 OA I (at 1. Hoar. under I yw old IN I 10 1. Sow. I yw old or over I JO 1 4. Sow, under I yw I 00 I 00 5. Sow, and litter of pig I 00 100 4. Barrow, under I yw t 00 100 Clam U. Yoauwna I. Boar, I ywoldoruver ..... 4 00 t 00 t. Boar, under I yw old I 00 IM 1. Kow, I yw okl or ovar , 1 W 1st 4. Sow. under I yw. 100 100 I. ftw. and litter of pic 100 100 4. Barrow. under I yw 100 1 00 Clam 14. PoLAX Ceina 1. Boar, I yw old or orr.... 4 00 1 00 I. Boar, under I yw old 100 I to I. Sow, I yw old or onr IN I It 4. Sow. uadar I yw I 00 100 I. Sow. and litter of pic 100 100 4. Barrow, under I yw I 00 I 00 Clam U. Cadu 1. Bow, 1 yw old or over t 08 ICO I. Sow, under I yw I 00 10 I. Sow, and litter of pita .T I 00 I 00 4. Barrow, under I yw 100 W fi na,H. Swimrasta " I. Boar, any breed 100 .... I Sow. any breed 100 1. Harrow, under I yw, any breed 100 .... 4- Sow, under I year , 100 .... 5. Sow, and litter of pig I 00 Cum 354. I. Fat narrow, any brad 110 POULTRY. Prbe of 110 fur beet II ban and eock of any breed. Clam 17 Premium First Suva 1. Beet pen, consisting of I male and 1 fematet . II 08 I M Cuaa 3s. Cncin I. Barred Plymouth Rock, oock 10 U 1. Barred Plymouth Rock, cockerel to - 14 I. Barred Plymouth Rook, ben U IS 4. Barred Plymouth Rook, pullet M IS I. White Plymouth Rock, aock JO li 4. White Plymouth Rock, cockerel to li 7. White Plymouth Rock, hen JO 24 I. While Plymouth Rock, pullet JO ti . Columbian Wyandot , 40 li 10. Partridge Cochin tO i II. Bufl Rocka to It Cuaa 3 1. Roee-eonib Rhode Island Red, cock 40 U I. Roat-eomb Rhode Island Red. cockerel to li 1. Rose-comb Rhode Island Red, hen JO It 4. Rree-comb Rhode Island Red. pullet tO li t. Pintle-comb Rhode Uland Red. oock JO li I. Pintle-tomb Rhode Uland Red. cockerel M 21 7. Single-comb Rhode I eland Red. ben JO li Single-comb Rhode 1 aland Red, pullet JO li I. Roee-conib White Wyandota to li Cuaa 40 1. Single-comb Brown Leghorn, cock tO li 1. Single-eomb Brown Iehorn. cockerel 40 21 1. Single-eomb Brown leghorn, ben 40 2ft 4. Single-eomb Brown Leghorn, pullet tO li t. Rose-comb Brown lowborn, oock 40 li 4. Rose-comb Brown Leghorn, cockerel 40 li 7. Rose-comb Brown lethorn, hen 40 14 t. Rose-comb Brown Leghorn, pullet 40 li Cum 41 1 Sincleoomb White Leghorn, oock 40 25 I. Single-comb White I,eghorn, eockeral to li 1. Single-oomb White Lethorn, ben 40 li 4. Singuxomb White Leghorn, pullet 40 14 4. Blue Andaluaian, cock 40 li 4. Blue Andaluaian, cockerel 40 IS 7. Blue Andaluaian, ben 40 I) 8. Blue Andaluaian. pullet 50 li I. Anoonaa 40 24 Clam 41. Ttratrr 1. Old Tom, brant 40 24 1. Old Tom. while 40 24 I. Young Tom, bronae . v 40 24 4. Young Tom, whit ."... 40 14 4. Han. bronae W li 4. Hen, whit 40 34 Clam 43. Geeee, Ennui I. Gander 40 U B. R. R. R. 1. Twogoc 40 14 B. R. R. R. Cut 44. Glut, ToCLOca t. Gander 10 15 B. R. R. R. 1. Two gee 80 24 B. R. R. R. Clam 41. Docks, Piiim 1. Pair of duck 40 25 . B. R. R R. Cut 44. Doom, Scoria 1. Pair of duck 40 25 B. R. R. R. Clam 47. Dccia, Indian Ronnie 1. Pair of duck 40 25 B. R. R. R. Clam 48 1. Guinea 10 14 B. R. R. R. Clam 48 Premium Firti Stand 1. Pen of Bantam, Buff Cochin I 00 40 2. Pen of Bantama, Game , I 00 40 3. Penof Bantam, Seabrifbt 1 00 (0 Clam 41 1. Beat plate of 4 egg of any American bread. . SO 25 2. Beet plate of 4 egg of any Mediterranean breed 50 35 Clam 40 1. Cage song bird other than canaries 40 25 2. Cage aong birds, German canaries 40 25 3. Cage song birds, any variety 50 25 4. Pair pure bred pigeon 40 25 Poultry of any pure breed, same premium. Pens cannot be entered again m individual. GRAINS, GRASSES, ETC. Clam SI. Whiat, Growth or 1911 Premiums Firtt Nrcond 1. Collection 40-Fold wheat in head B. R. R. R. 2. t bushel 40-Fold, threshed II 00 10 50 3. Collection Blueatem in bead B R. H it. 4. i bushel Blueatem. threshed 11 00 10 50 6. Collection Club in head B. R. R. K. 4. 1 buihcl Club, threshed II 00 40 60 7. Collection Turkey Red in head B. R. K. K. 8. I bushel Turkey Red, threshed II 00 40 60 0. Collection of Foisie in head B.R. R.R. 10. J bushel Koisie, threahed II 00 40 50 11. Collection Early Wilbur in head B. R. R. R. 12. bushel Early Wilbur, threahed II 00 40 50 13. Collection of Early Jenkins in head B. R. R. R. It. i bushel Early Jenkins, threahed II 00 10 60 15. Collection Harvest King in sheaf B. R. R. R. 14. , bushel Harvest King, threshed II 00 10 SO 17. Collection Harvest Queen in sheaf B. R. R. R. 18. 1 bushel Harvest Queen, threahed II 00 10 SO ID. Collection Red Cross in sheaf B. R. R. R. 20. 4 bushel Red Cross, threshed II 00 10 60 21. Collection Rtd Russian in sheaf B. R. R. R. 22. J bushel Red Russian, tbreshed II 00 10 50 23. Collection of Velvet, in sheaf B. R. R. R. 24. I bushel Velvet, threshed II 00 10 50 25. Beat I bushel Wheat, any kind 12 60 .. . 2. Hybrid Wheat II 00 10 50 b. r: R. R. Clam 62. Oati, Gbowth or 1013 1. Collection Great Western in bead B.R. R.R. 2. 1 bushel Great Western, threshed 11 00 10 SO 3. Collection of Hhadeland Wonder in sheaf B. R. R. R. 4. i bushel Hhadeland Wonder, threahed II 00 40 SO 5. Collection Winter Oat in head B. R. R. R. 6. I bushel Winter Oats, threahed 41 00 10 SO 7. Collection of other kind in head B. R. R. R. 8. i bushel otbor kinds, threshed fl 00 40 60 Clam S3. Rn, Etc. 1. Collection rye in head ....B.R, R.R. 2. i bushel rye, threshed II 00 to 60 3. Collection rye, Goose B, R. R. R, 4. Collection HpelU or Emmer t...f).R. R.R. 5. ' bushel Spelts or Kuimur, threshed ft 00 10 SO Clam 64. .1 Baklit 1. Collection Beardloss in head B R. R. R, 2. 4 bushel Beardless, threshed II 00 40 60 3. Collection Bald in head B. H. R. R. 4. i bushel Bald, threshed 1100 10 SO J. Collection Winter Bearded in bead '. B.R. R.R. . (bushel Winter Bearded, threshed 11 00 40 60 7. Collection Bpring Bearded in head B.R. R.R. 8. I bushel Spring Bearded, thrashed 1100 10 SO 0. Whit Huileas 11. Black Hullea . 12. Wisconsin Barley Clam St Premium ' ' Ptrtt Second 1. Canadian field pen, unthrasbed B. R. R. R. i. One gallon hlcf peas, threshed ',. 1 00 40 50 DRAINS. URASSKH. rrCCeatlaaed. Cum 44 Gumm, Kre. I. Millet 40 M . I. Timothy 40 34 I. Vetch 40 M 4 Kuet culllngof slf.lfa. dry lard ............. 40 M I rVn.nu cutting slulla. dry land 40 M 4 Third euum sllalla, dry land 4tl M T r iret euitu alfalla, irrigated 40 14 rwonU rutting allalie. ungated , 40 M 4 Third cutliug allalia, trrlaaled 40 14 10. CiUrvMimtof IMM I 00 40 I I . (Vulertkui of grata in bead I 00 40 11. Monlium M M 13. riunrtower 40 14 It. t urn in ear, IW 40 It 14. Cora in stalk, letlt 40 14 I IS.iwrn 40 14 17. MikimaiM ... 40 14 II. Kaflirwiru., 40 14 DOCS ANY BREED. Clam 17 Premium I. Any breed 1 00 40 40 VEGETABLES. Clam 48. Pur atom Plat a or Fiv Premium rVel .Svet I. Early Ohio to tO tU II I. Karly Hoes 40 14 I. Ni WV'ks 40 14- . 4. 1'eerleas 40 14 I. late Iturhank 40 14 I. White HiUIet 40 14 I. I'ruetaker 40 14 I. ChK-oro , 40 li 4. IMdCuiu 40 It 10. It Hose so 14 II. General La Follett 40 14 11. rlraiwthke 40 14 13. rlarly Ebberl 40 14 U. t'au.ue 40 14 11. Huium Ahuudano , 40 14 1. 1 .on worthy 40 14 17. Knicur 40 14 W. British Queen 40 14 l, Whit Kk-phant 40 II 10. Other kind 40 14 Clam 44 I. Cabtng. I bead ,. 40 24 I. CaultlS.'wer I head , 40 M 3. Red Pickling Cabbage, I bead 40 14 4 Green Kale, Curled or Borecole 40 14 I. tkock Kale 40 l Clam 40 Premium Fret Serves' I. Radish, Long Red 40 14 1 Raduh. Long Wlut SO 14 I. 1-arsnlp 40 14 4. Carrot, Oiheart 40 M I. Carrot. Denver Half Long 40 14 4. White Stock Carrol 40 II 7 Salsify 40 II ' 8. Rutabaga 40 U . Turnip 40 M 10. Turnip. Cow Horn 40 It II. Tomatoes 10 1J 11. Fg plant , SO It 1J. Sgua.li, Hubbard Warty 40 14 14 Pquash, Memmoth Hubbard 40 14 15. hilash. Chili 40 14 14. ruiunsh, Oookrrcck 40 14 17. rua.h, Marrow 40 14 15. Spinach 40 14 l. Gourde 40 11 . Pumpkin 40 It 11. Peppers 40 14 12. Parnley 40 14 11. Garden Peas 40 14 24 I mon. Yellow Denver 40 14 25. Onion, Pnselaker 40 11 24 Onion. Hed Wetherafteld 40 11 27. Oiii.iii, White Silverskin 40 .24 IS. Onion, park ling 40 14 IV. Melon, Rattlesnake 40 14 30 Melon. Ironclad . SO 14 31 Melon, Mountain Sweet 40 ' 21 XI Melon. MtMk 60 24 14. Citron 40 14 14. iMtnee.all head 40 14 35. l ettuce, curled 40 31 34 Cucumlwr, lnt Green 40 24 37. Cucumber, other kimla 40 14 . Celery 40 11 39. Okra 40 14 4 V Beet., table 40 14 41. Beet, stuck 40 14 4-1. Beans.... 40 11 41. leeks SO 14 44. Peanus 40 15 45. Herbs 40 14 44. Artichokes 40 14 47. Bruaarls Sprout 40 34 4s. Ground Cherries 40 II NUTS. Clam 41 Premium ftft e4ftH4f I. Black walnut to 40 'fc4 1. Knglish walnut 40 II I. Other kind 40 14 4. Soft shelled almomla 60 14 5. Hard shelled slrnond SO 36 FRUITS. It! Clam 42. Aims Premium Fwef .SW I. Gravenstein 40 40 40 15 1. Grimes' Golden 40 24 I. King of Tompkins County 40 34 4. Northern Spy SO 35 5. Rome Beauty 40 14 I. Keopua Hpitsenberg 40 14 7. Newtown Pippin 40 14 8. Yellow Bellrt.wer 40 24 . Red-Cbeek Pippin 60 24 10. Rosbury Ruoset 40 24 II. Gloria Mundi 40 24 12. Blue Pearruain 50 25 13. Fall Pippin 50 26 14. Ben Davis SO 26 15. Baldwin 60 25 If). Rhode Island Greening SO 25 17. Hcek-No-Further 60 25 18. Twenty-Ounce 60 35 Clam 62. Am) Pramium Frrsf A'eree l. Wineaap 10 40 10 24 20. Fameuae SO 24 21. W agner 60 25 22. Temple Hawkia SO 26 23. Jenetcn SO 25 24. Swaar 40 24 25. Red Betbmbeimer 60 21 24. Wruen 60 21 27. Kambo 60 25 2, Jonathan 60 25 20. Arkansas Black SO 25 30. Wolf River 50 26 31. Duchess 40 26 32. White Winter Pearmain 40 24 33. M iseour Pippin 40 25 34. Americun Pippin 60 26 31. Wealthy 60 26 30. Black Twin 50 21 37. Oregon Red 50 26 3. Heedless 50 26 30. Spokane Beauty 60 26 Clam 43. Pear 1. Fall Butter 50 25 2. Idaho 60 25 3. Bartlett SO 25 4. Vicar of Wakefield 60 25 5. Winter Bartlett 60 26 6. Beurre Clairgenu SO 26 7. Clapp's Favorite 40 26 8. Pound 40 24 . Winter Ncllis 60 25 10. Seckel 60 25 11. Flemish Beauty 60 25 12. Keifer 60 26 13. Lincoln SO 26 14. Other varieties 60 25 Clam M. Pkacrk 1. Late Crawford 50 2S 2. October Favorite a SO 25 3. Imon Cling SO 26 ' 4. Old Mixon Free 50 25 5. Old Mixon Cling SO 25 0. Other varieties 60 25 Clam 45. Quinces 1. Plato 50 25 Clam M. Vimn Not less than 13 In plat. 1. Brarlshnw SO 25 2. Yellow F.gg SO 25 3. Green Gate , 50 26 4. Otbor varieties 50 26 Clam 47. Pntmn Not less than 12 in a plat. 1. Hungarian SO 25 2. Italian 50 25 3. Petit 60 25 4. Silver 60 26 6. German 50 25 6. Other varieties , 50 25 Clam 48. CrtAnAPPLH 1. Red 60 2S 2. Transcendent .-. 60 24 8. Whitney 60 25 4. Other varietie SO 25 Clam 40. Graph 1. Muscatel 60 25 2. Sweetwater SO 26 8. Black Hamburg 50 25 4. Niagara SO 25 6. Other varieties. SO 26 Clam 70. Canned Fruit and Jellies Pramium Firtt Stcond All jellies cnajaining anything beside pure itiie of fruit and stiftar shall not be entered m pure jellyi no flavoring allowed. 1. Canned fruit, not lot than 5 varietie ,11 00 40 60 2. Canned berries, not less than S varieties 1 00 60 I 4 Jellies, not lea than I TarUlle . . . . Apple H'le , .t . . . Creliepple Wile Currant Jellies (e.awlwrrv Hliea Plum ielllee ( anaed apple ('aimed plum Canned prune Canned peara. ,,,..,..,,, Canned iieaehea , , Canned elieirtva,,. .... Canard etwtcot , . . . , Canned ether kimisut fruit (banned fswelierrtea. , t , ..,.,, Canned etrawlierttee fanned raaptierrtea ,, ,,,,, Canned l4nnterriea fanned btaeklierriea (Phenomenal), f alined hleekeap Canned lilaeklawriea. .,,,..,..,v., Canned eurranta, red . , t.t . ( aimed eurranta, w hit . , , 00 40 40 14 40 14 M It 40 N 40 U 40 14 40 M 40 II 40 14 to M 40 14 fcl M 40 M 40 14 40 14 40 II 10 44 40 II 40 44 40 14 40 14 40 M 40 14 40 M 10 II 40 II 10 ' M 40 44 to M IS 4 4 I. , 4 10 II. II. II. 14. 14. 14. 17. II. II. XI. II. It. u. 24 It M. 17. M. 14. l. II. 31. II. ( aimed ounaiita, black HhtilHtrb Rhubarb JellM Corn ToniaLus Bean Pea. . . Asparaau ,, FLOWERS. CUM 71 Premium Frel AV.es Fuehsia. beat eahibll Geraniums, beat eihlhlt. ....... Ilesoaiae, beat eshihit Gladailii, lieM aahlbil frreanthemume, beeteahibit . Beet collection of boue plant Aster , Gladoli Oialta shamrock II on I 00 I 00 I 00 I 00 I 40 I 00 I oo I oo DOMESTIC BAKING. flAM 71 Pramium Pa-el rWea; I. Baking pnador biscuit 11 ID 10 4i 1. Potato yeast bread 00 40 I Hait rlain bread I 00 40 4. layereake M I 00 40 4 Nleak. 00 40 4 Cofleerak , j 00 40 7. Ansel cake I 00 40 . Apple pi , I uo 40 I. Berry pie , I 00 40 10, Custard pi , 00 4 II Nut cake , 00 to II. Fruit cake In) 4n 13. Hull Ml cake I 00 40 BUTTER. Clam 71 Premium Pire) .Scree II 40 II 14 . I 40 I 14 I Creamery .... I Dairy (Isin) NEEr LECRAFT. Clam 71 Premium Fm Vvi First and second prises will b slven onlv for what I mentkmed in the list. Other articles ran he placed on exhibition but will not be awarded prises. rtaiN wins) I. Hhirtatiel 1 00 I Corset rover , 00 I. ( 'bettiUe 00 4 l ri.ler.klrl ,,. 00 4 Bed sheets 00 4, I'llkiereaeea j 00 7. Aimm 00 I flon drees ) till I U0 4, ( 'otton flrwea lor women , I 00 10. Hand knit mitten no II. II. ml knit shawl I 00 II Plain hiae I 00 13 Fsncy tea , j 00 14 Hlipteir , in 14 Neatest darned lew I 00 14 Button h.4ea, worked with silk I 00 17. Button hole, worked with entuin I 00 11. Beat hand sowing of any kind for girl I years . I 00 caocurr II Crochet lace 20. Iruh erorlMH 11. Wool crochet shawl or eearf 12. NeateM erocbel ineartioa ... I 00 ... I 00 ... I 00 ... I 00 tAttc aiaiMO Bhlrlwalst 00 Corset cover I 00 Chemise 00 rnderakirt 00 Pillowcase , j 00 Rugs, braided I 00 Huts, knit 1 00 Huts, drawn work . stj I 00 Kola pillow, plain , I 00 Kifa pillow, embroidered I 00 Silk iUtlt 00 Cotton quilt 00 Wureterl umlt j 00 . Knit betuuiread I 00 Millinery, not nijro than I bau I 00 Cr.M-h.1 ... no CrrRhet lace I 00 Blttenlier embroidery , I 00 M t. Melliek emltroidery I 00 'henile embroidy 00 Croweetilch embroidery.,, , I 00 Shadow embroidery ,, ) 00 Solid em!roidery , on Kiekraek embroidery I 00 Stencil work j 00 Table cover 00 Embroidered bedspread I no Hues, braided I 00 Rug, knit , UO Rhus, drawn work I 00 Hllk quilt UO Cotton quilt , I 00 Worsteil quilt I no Hltnrll work I 00 tnnmntr 47. Worked with whit cotton on whit 1 Of) 4H. Articles for children arid Infant I 00 60. 1'rwwj 00 Cap 00 61. Carriage pillow , 00 Clam B. All White. A mat so Wohen. 42. Blou 00 43. Corset cover 00 64. Nightgown or Chemise I oo 44. Apron .'. 00 Ciam C. CoLonnn Bag on Cotton on Wnrrn 44. Collw, or Collar and Cuil Set 1 00 87. Centerpiece j no 4H. Pillow 00 Clam IV. Colored SiLg o Conoa on Coton 44. Sofa Pillow oo 70. Tnble Runner or Cover I 00 71. Centerpiece 00 Clam E. nioaEHnu Linen. All White. 72. Lunch Cloth , no 73. Towol 00 74. Centerpiece OO 75. Table or Lunch Cloth with Napkins, Initial or Monogram ' 00 76. Tnble or Lunch Cloth, embroidered I 00 Special prise offered for pin cushion and prinoce slip. JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. Clam 75 Premiums Piret Second Entrance free for girt under 14. First tnd ne ond prims will be given only for what la mentioned on the list. Other articles can he placed on thibi tinn out win not d awarded prise. I. Htenril work 1 Biwt mat le comet cover , 8. Bi'at miule chemise 4. Beat made underskirt 6. )landinade hose 6. Nonlct darned hone 7. Beet made pillow ciinc 8. Best piece nrochot ft. Best piece embroidery 40 50 10 IS , 60 16 50 25 50 25 , 50 25 . 60 25 . 50 25 i 50 25 . 50 25 60 26 , 50 26 60 25 , SO 25 . SO 26 . SO 26 , 50 26 Premium 11, Map of Oregon 12. Freehand drawing 13. Photography 14, Portrait 16. landscape, color 14. Laudscapu, black and whit Clam 75a Firtt ICa Dost pen of purs brad poultry, corunstlng of three M 17. Pair of rabbit 00 18. Pair of purebred pigeon 1 00 10. Saddle pony 1 00 20. Best display vegetable 1 (JO 21. Salt raising brand OO 22. Potato yniutt bread 00 23. Baking powder biscuit , I 00 24. Cookie 1 00 25. Coke oo 26. Pie OO Clam 78 Two lists: 12 and under, 12 and over. Entrance free for liny under 12. 1 . ( )ne best head of cabbage SO 2. Throe best currot , , 60 3. Three onions 1 ,,,, 60 4. Two sunflowor 60 6. Three turnips so 6. Three potittoca so 7. Best display of vegetables 00 8. Miip of Oregon 00 0. Fruchand drawing .', 00 10. Best lamb 00 11. Pairrabbll to II. Pair pure bred pigeon 1 00 13. Real pen of poultry, consisting of three 1 00 . 14. Beat specimen of knitting , SO' 15. Buddie pony 1 00-. 14. Photography , SO 17. Portrait 60 15. Landscape, color , ,, . SO IB. Iandieapc, black and whit.. ,,. SO Continued on Page 5 40 40 40 40 40 40 I M 40 40 40 10 44 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 so 40 40 40 to 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 10 to 40 SO 40 60 40 40 40 40 40 60 40 40 40 AO 40 40 40 40 40 60 40 40 60 40 40 50 40 SO 40 40 Stcmd 40 SO SO . 40 SO so so 50 so 40 25 26 25 36 25 25 SO SO so so 25 60 50 25 60 25 26 25 IS