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FREMIUM AWARDS
AT COUNTY FAIR
VegotablOH Hverott SnUt, fYntral
Point, 2 wuti'iiiioluuM, fii-Mt; A. J.
Staub, Murphy. 3 Htulki tutnuvn, firm;
I. F. AVhotHtone, IVniritl I'blm, 2
Winter yuoen wulortuHuiiH, flt'Hl; H.
K. Whetstone. Ontrul I'uiiit. 2 Ice
t'rettin watt'i-m luna. firm: I . R
Whetstone. Centnil IoInt, 2 Cusnhtm
muHkniPlon, Hecond; H. F. AVhetHtone.
Central Point, 2 -Ooldenhoiirt ciwabba,
i second ;'Kni R. Miller. Medford, 1 Kn,
4 tern pea pumpkin, first: O. R. Ohen-
chain, Central Point, 2 Hunana miuash.
first; O. E. Ohenchuln. IVmrnl Point.
Rural type half ImshH putntocti.
first; Otto Bohnert. Central Point, 2
Chilia watermelonH, Heeotnl; otto
Hohnert, Centnil Point, Nettie fini-,
half bushel, first: J. A. Imnan, Med.
ford. Individual farm ex., f irsi ; T. Ji.
Orr. Medford, 2 Turkish i-nnlnlmii,
first; Mrs. Helen Speneer. Mi'dfurd,
popcorn, rice, 4 sttilkH and 10 ears,
list; Mrs. Helen Spencer. Medford.
HUfiar heetH. 3, first; Mrs. Helen Spen
rer, Medford. 6 table bee in. second;
Mrs. Helen Hpencer, 6 pai-Nnips. first;
W. K. Parker, Central Point, peanuis.
First; AV. K. Parker, Central Point,
sweet potatoes, first; F. L. HoldrldKe.
Talent, 1 plate Newstono tonmtofs,
firsts Rev. L. F. Relknnp, hwpoi po
tato squash, Hecond; Rev. I,. F. liel
knnp, Yellow Dent corn, 10 ear, first;
W'illard Croft, cucumbers, first: '. T.
Smith, Central point, 2 watermelons
pecond; C. T. Smith, Central Point. 2
t'Htr plant, fjrstr Mrs. A. T. Iithrop.
Ontrul Point, .canned beets, first: S.
A. Nye. ground cherries, first: S. A.
Nye. tomntopH, 2 phites, second; S. A.
Nye, okru. second; 8. A. Nye, cmi tiui
Ijpis, second; T.ee TWIN Rni'iit River.
Jlellow Dent. 10 ears. firal: Mrs. T. V.
Wright, Phoenix, poinimninlte. fltvt:
Kirkland Farm, Central Point. 1
Mamoulh squash, second: Dr. (.
flretfK Ashland. Ciant C.ulnea bean,
first Vi O. W. NieholH. Ashland. Cham
pion. 4th erop at rn wherries, second:
J. W. Bell. RoKUe Rlror. plate ground
cherries. necoml; John A. Ander-on.
Central Point. 10 earH Hloody Puteher.
second ; Joh n A . A nderson. ( Vnt rn 1
Point. '4 bushel early I mart wheat,
first: H. 11. Nye. Talent. Mangel Wur
zels. first: John A. Anderson, Central
Point, i2 pie pumpkins, first; John A.
Anderson. Central Point, 4 Oiifnen
beans, second; John A. Anderson,
Central Point, 10 ears White Dent,
first; Andrew Stevens. Phoenix. fc
bu. onions, first: Andrew Stevens.
Phoenix, 3 epp plants, second : Geo.
Stevens, Phoenix. 3 erp plants, sec
ond; James Owen. Medford, 10 ears
Minnesota, second; W. T. Smith. Med
ford. 1 0 ears pop corn, second: R. P.
Cowpill. ' Central Point. Kleck ley
sweet. fiwttKeodiiiJ, .ri.PenHon &
SSon, Central Point, KiihUhko eorn,.sec-
ond. ' ' t. "
JiorticultuHil. v P. Hatha. Med
ford. Sine;. T.n'"er Ornntje ('line, first;
'W. P. Ratha. Medford. 2 plates Or
anpe cling; first: Chai. R. Grey. Gold
Hill. 2 platen Wolf River, first: Geo.
A. Givan, Medford. ptate Unwolls.
third: Gen. A G Ivans. Medford, 2
plate Cornice, third; Geo. A. Olvan,
Medford. 1 plot" Northern Spy. first;
Ceo. A. Givan. Medford. 1 p'nte Wine
Pup, first; eGo. A. Givan. Medford, 2
platen Jonntl'an. flr't; Geo. v. Givan.
Medford. 1 sin"". Javer Howell, third;
Geo. A. Givan. Medford. 1 sing, layer
Jonathan. ffrt fin. A. Givan. Med
ford, 1 slni. layer WInesap. first: A.
K Strut ton. Medford. cucumbers,
first; C. A. llmwn, Ashland. 2 plates
Thompson seedless, first: T. K. Upton.
Central Point. 3 Standard box. first;
T. S. Wiley. Ashland. 2 plates Spitzen
lierc. first T. S Wiley. Adilnnd. 2
plates SpltzenbeiK. fourth: T. S. Wiley.
Ashland, 2 p.lates Dell'lnir, second; T.
R. Wiley, Arhland. 2 n'ates Winter
Hanana.- thiW T.. S. "Wiley. Afhland.
1 plate Fall Pippin first; T. H. Wiley.
Ashland, sinif. layer SpVtzenherK. first:
T. S. Wllev. Ashland, .swr. layer Deli
cious, third: T. S. Wiley. A-hlfMid.
s'rnr. layer Winter Rannnn. first: T. S.
V. Wiley, Ashland. si pit. laver ivmy r.i
Pberta. second: T. S Wllev. Aihland.
2 plates Klberln. second; T. S. Wiley,
Ashland .2 plates J. H. Hale, firs:: T.
H. Wiley, Ashland. 2 plates Krminvl.
first;H. S. Olefin. 2' nlrites Tus-aii
rllnK, first; A. 1C..HIM. Medford. sinir.
layer Clearpteau. first; A. K. Hill.
Medford. 2 flnif. lays. D'AnJou. fourth:
A. K. Hill. Medford. 3 platen D'Anlnti.
third; S. M. Tuttle. Central Point.
Plate Arkansas lilnelt. first: H. M. Tut
tle. Central Point, simr. layer Wine
sap, second; Douplns Wood, Meilford.
plnte Winter Rnnnna. second: Crystal
IrliiK. Mvilfurtl,
Good cooks
prefer it!
llllllf I I' V I. i..M
ililril: Or. J. r Spats. MKlford, sing!
layer Hoc. thWd: M
ilford, lv- Burtlvlt. thlril: C.
w. (iliiKKOw. Talfnl, hIiik. layer How.
fourth: C. W. c;flnKott Talent. 1 plate
IJ'AnJuu. ei8nd: C. V. CiluHKOw, Tal
ent. 2 platen Jonathan. Heoond: A. U.
Davnnhlll, Ashland, sing, layer Winter
Hannna. third: A. T. Buvunhm. i.h.
.land. sine, layer Newtown, fourth: A.
... .'..tumuli, Asnianu. sing, layer
luunn; a. it. Liavanhlll. Ash
land. 3 standard boxes. 1 Newtown, 2
I Delicious, third; A. 11. Davanhlll. Ash
land. 2 idates Delicious, third: A. H.
j Davanhlll, Ashland. 1 piaet liosc;
i third; Ji.lin Hchadittee, Hulte fulls, 2
I plates llravenstein, second. Hear
1 reeK Orchard. Medford, 1 plate Hurt
let I, first; Hear Creek Orchard, Med
ford. plate Ilowells, first: Hear Creek
Orchard.. .Medford. plate Hose, first;
Hear Creek Orchard. Medford. plate
Cornice first: Hear Creek Orchard.
Medford. plate D'AnJou. first: Hear
Creek Orchard. Medford, plate Winter
Nelles. first; Hear Creek Orchard.
Medford. plate Heckle, first; Hear
Creek Orchard, Medford. sIiik. layer
Hartlett, first; Hear Creek Orchard.
Medford. sine, layer Howell, first:
Hear Creek Orchard, Medford, slnu.
layer Hose, first: Hear Creek Orchard.
.Medford. slnir. layer Cornice, first:
Hear Creek Orchard. Medford. slnu.
layer D'AnJou. first; Hear Creek Or--hard.
Meilford, alnit. layer V. Nelles,
first; Hear Creek Orchard, sing, layer
Heckle, first; Hear Creek Orchard.
Meilford. 3 standard boxes, 2 Hose. 1
Winter Nellies, first; Hear Creek Or
chard. .Medford, plate Newtowns.
first: Hear Creek Orchard, sine, layer
Newtown, second: J. O. Love. Central
Point, 1 plalo Fall nutters, first: J. O.
Love. Central Point, 2 plates Nel
lies, second: J. O. I.ove, Central Point.
2 sine layer W. N.. second: S. A.
Nye. Talent. 2 plates Hose, second: S.
A. Nye, Talent, 2 nlatCH Ilowells.
(third: Oeo..W. Nichols. Ashland. 2 Kl-
nertas. ,1 Crawford, first: Ceo. W.
Nichols. Ashland, sinpr. layer New
town, second; Oeo. W. Nichols. Ash
1'Mld. slnir. layer Hnrllett. second: fleo.
V. Nichols, Asblnnil, 2 sing, layer
Cotnice, fourth: fleo. W. Nichols. Ash
l.ind. 2 plates Newtown, fourth; Oeo.
W. Nichols, Ashland. 1 plate Ilowells.
second: Oeo. JV. Nichols. Ashlnnd.
plate Cornice second: Oeo. W. Nichols.
Ashland. 2 plates Hnrllett, second;
Oeo. W. Nichols. Ashland. plate
Orllnea Oolden. first: eo. W. Nichols.
Ashland. 2 plates " Crawfords. first:
eo. W. Nichols. Ashland, 2 plates Tus
can Cling, second: Ceo. W. Nichols.
Ashlnnd, 2 plates Muirs. second: Ceo.
W Nichols. Ashlnnd. 2 !. Pb""i
Cling, second: Oeo. W. Nichols, Ash
land, 2 plates Salways. first: Del Klo
Orchard. Medford. 3 standard boxes.
Newtown, .lonnthnn and Arkansas,
aecond '4 Del Rio Orchard. Medford.
sing, layer Bartlett, fourth: Del Kin
Orchnrd, Medford, 4 sing, layer Hose,
second: Del Rio Orchard. 2 Bosc, 1
Cornice, second; Del Rio Orchard,
Medford. 1 sing, layer Seckle. second;
A.'W. Wright, Medford, plate Bolle
fleuer. first; A. W. Wright. Mdfnrd.
mate Ben Davis first: A. VY Wright.
Medford. plate Crimes Oolden. first:
A. W. Wright. Medford. Plate Swnar
ti,. first: A. W. Wright, Medford. ell--
Plav of 3 lnyer boxes, -third: A. W.
Wright, Medford. 2 plates Kt. John,
first: A. W. Wright. Medford. 2
'.ntatns Champion, first: A. W. Wright.
Medford, 2 plates Slappy. first: A. W.
I Wright. Medford. 2 plates Klborta,
first: A. W. Wright. Medford. 2 plates
I.ate crnwrord, first: A. N. Wright.
M-dford. 2 plates Mulr. first- A. N.
Wright. Medford, Phillips Cling. 2
n Intei. first: A. -N. Wright, Medford
- ii'ale. Oolden Cling, first: A. N.
Wright, Medford, 2 plates Tuscan
Cling. ;third; A, V. Carlson, Bevon
,Oaks. 2 sing, layer Bosc. third: A. V.
Carlson. Keven Onks, 1 sing, layer De
licious, second; Veritas Orchard, Mnd
'nrd. sing, layer Seckle. third: V.Vti
Wrlt-'ht, Melford. largest perfect
pencil, cup: A. N. Wright, Medford,
sintrle layer Klberta, second: S. T.
Hwanson. Hntns Valley, sing, laver
-''". fourth: S. T. Swanson, Sams
Valley. 2 plates Sweetwater, first:
rtlack Oak ranch, Medford. 1 Plate
Conilco, fourth: Oliver Roger. Med.
ford, plate Bellefleur. second: A. T2.
"trot'on. Medford. 2 Winter Nellies,
fourth: IT. Van llovenberg. Cold Hill.
2 sing, layer Rose; second; H. Vtn
llovenberg. Cold Hill, 2 plates Bosc.
'""rth- Co. Halt7.man, Medford. 3 s.
laver Jonathan, second: Oen Snllz
". Medford. 1 s. layer WInesap.
third: Ceo. Saltzman. Medford. 3
"Intes Newtown, third: Ceo. Saltzman.
Meilford, 8 plates Jonathans, hlrd:
Oeo. Saltzmnn, Medford. 3 plates
winesaps. second: Frank It. Myers,
c-nlrnl Point, plate Bartlett. four'h:
Frank Oregory, Central Point. 2 simr.
layer D'AnJou fourth: . Mrs. C. M.
f.slhrop, Crnnts Pns. plate Winter
Banana, first: R. K. I'pton. Central
Point, 2 sing, lnyer Spitz, second: R.
R. Cptnn. Central Point. 2 single layer
Newtowns. first: R. K. Upton. Central
Point. 4 plates Spit!!, second: T. K.
Cpton, Centrnl Point, 4 plntes New
towns, second; 401 Orchnrd. M'-dford.
standard pack, 3 boxes. 1 DAnjolt. 1
itose. 1 Cornice, third Jnnes Bros.
Medford. 2 s. lnyer Delicious, first:
Janes Bros., Medford 2 plnlet Snow,
first: Janes Urns., Medford, 2 plates
Delicious, first.
E SHOW AT
STATE FAIR TO
BE BIG FEATURE
RALKM. Ore.. Sept. 211. The thou-
(tandH who attend the OreKon mute
fair mainly for the ninht hurse Hhuw
w hlch is featured each tliKht en--pt
Monday will have their first thrillH at
the opening pnium toiiiKht.
Tiie entire Puefrie cuuhI will again
he repreKented In the entries.
James .McCleave, the popular Ca
nadian, who Ik a veteran booster for
the horse bhow In Salem, Is h-re
again with his Hiring. The Portland
Hunt club is well represented and the
Calgary show Hiring arrived yester
day. Jay Reynolds of Corvallis Is man
ager of the show and (leorge A. L,.
La tier of Seattle Is ring master.
The JirtHges are A. It. Hunter of
Island City. (Ire., Joe Wood of Ui
Hrande and J. 11, Mason of Long
Itcach, Cal.
The show tonight will start with a
mimical program hy the HouglaH
tNuinlry Concert band and vocal
selections by llallie Parrlsh Hinges of
Salem. After that the horses will
appear in the following order:
I Jest pairs (draft). gentlemen'H
roadster (single), novice hunters,
ladles' three-gait i'd saddle horses,
four in hand, lightweight hunters,
gentlemen's five gal ted saddle horses,
fine harness horses (single), musical
chairs.
Another super-attraction this year
is the floral-exhibit with a third more
entries than ever before. Tommy
Luke of Portland is again superinten
dent. The judges are Felix Kosnla
and (I. C. Cooper of Seattle and Sam
Forshaw of Pendleton. The show is
put on this year entirely by the pro
fessional florists of the state. The
display of. dahlias and gladiolus is
unusually gorgeous.
Today is grange and -womaiWs day
at the fair, with various features on
the program arranged accordingly.
At ten o'clock this morning a moving
li let il re entitled "bees, how they live
and work," was shown hy Professor
H. A. Sen lien of Oregon Agricultural
college. A new musical organization
appearing on the grounds today Is
the Kiltie band from Tacoma. which
will play at Intervals throughout the
day. The official musical organiza
tion of the state fair, the Douglas
County Concert band, will make sev
eral appearances aside from Its work
at the race track In the afternoon.
A novel event Is slated for . 1:15
o'clock when 75 homing pigeons will
be released 1n front of the grandstand
hy the Flying Pigeon club -of Port
land. In the racing program of the nftor
noon the 2:15 trot and 2:25 pace will
be featured.
trice
former
Years
Wtypay
warprices
AT SALEM FAIR
PAT.KM. Ore., Sept. 20. StraluM
heals for first, second and third
horses was the order In the 2:15 fea
ture pace at I,one Oak track yestor
dnv afternoon, the npenlnir dayof the
stMe fair races. The special trot was
different, offering much opportunity
for speculation. Mack Watts taklnK
flr-t money after coming In fourth In
the first heat.
The "wild horse mem." running
race n two-year-old stake for Oreuon
rnfl Vn.hlnVtnn horse.went In (Men's
v-iw.fcn-.pr, owned hy . J. Ilnifley of
Vancouver.
o-.-f "he flvfc fnelonp r-' v
marred bv an arrtden thnt befell
itormen nettle when his
Pi"unt rnn off the rnurB at fin
f-i"d 0"tnt. sMinibled li rdrcei
Ru'ls- on his hetd "! sSonld.W,. Hn
rtnd rf-'neiv fre-wi-th- lungs btjf d
clnrhe -u1d ride today. q I
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Cook with . U
SWIM
at the
ASHLAND NAT
Clean Sulohur Wntsr
Wong Pon
Ckioese
Medical
Tor Trmtnmit of
Amte ud Chroalo
DlmuM of Utm
(1tni man tvaot trMt4, tDflfMlH, IM
f Marirtn and ttmarh tmnb, fits,
(nil rvptn-, ootf tanalt troublM, pr
tc tn(moiwa Mthvu ind throat
ttm Mw rfnmMni iiBnnrrhot. gottn
pofwnmpttm -UfT. 9m. hrrirantc, mi-
km
rmiM mm. I m h
Mr.-and Shs ;. H'.-'-K. Rpllver and
their hoii.se guests, Mr. and Mrs. II.
B. Scott left today fur 1'ortland to
spend a few days and attend the sluto
fair at Salem enroute. -
pat for !
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COMFORT MAKING VERY POPULAR NOW
ESPECIALLY WHEN COOL NIGHTS ARE HERE
Comftirt making not a lost art. Many arc making
their comforts today, just as they did many years
ago ami the afternoon "iiiilting bee" still has
that same old attraction and fascination. Espec
ially, will comfort making Iiecome popular when
you have a chance to see the lovely materials ami
fine cotton hats we are showing now.
Cotton Bats at
New Low Prices
gold
Bringing our cotton bats direct from the mills
by water brings them to us and to you at less than
.former prices, though these are our regular price
in stock.
2- pound cottcn bats, graded according to
a?"0"....: 89c, $1.00, $1.19
3- pound cottcn bats, graded according to
-tton- $1.39, $1.50, $1.98
3-pcund stitched bats, priced $1.39, $1.79
Wool and mixed, 2-lb. bats $3.50, $5.50
The finest quality for pieced quilts, 1
pound 75c
Cotton bats cannot be judged by price quotations,
and it take's inspection to prove their value, hut
wc mention these prices so you may be able to f ig
ure an estimate, on the price of your comforter.
Pillows
Cleanly iiiHtlt", climnl.v
shipped niul kept vU'itn .
lit ' Russell V in (,'ltiss
eases. Menus a lot in
lmyiii"; pillows to know
they lire clean nntl sani
tary. The prices are very
reasonable for the iinlity.
$1.00, $1.45,
$1.75, $2.50,
$3.50, $4.50
Comfort Challie
In very pretty ranges of
colors and patterns this nice,
soft, comfort material is in
great demand. Colors arc
both light, and dark ami
width is li inches, 1 Qr
yard 17"
Plain Color Silkoline
From many years back the
fine plain color Silkolines
have been used for the bet
ter comforts. Colors of pink,
blue, ?Qr
Bungalo Cretonne
Patterns and colors decided
ly different, especially for
quilts and comforts of the
better quality. The quality
is soft and with a lustrous
finish. East 25c
colors, yard .,
Figured English Satine
The finest, coverings you can
buy for either wool or cot
ton comforters and the col
ors and patterns arc dainty
and refined. 7Cr
yard D C
Oregon City Blankets
The
Oregonian"
$12.50
The
"Hudson
$13.50 Jj
You have drnpes nntl furniture of your rooms to harmon
ize in color. Follow tho same plan in the selection p your
blankets. This is the suggestion nuulo by famous home deco
" rn tors. AVe consulted them to obtain tho 'hest shades and
patterns. "We spent months in an extensive study of the
trend of color and dt'siun. ' ,
See These Virgin Wool Beauties
Lovely pastel shades, gaily colored stripes, plaids, rich
"solid" hues. Veritable symphonies of color. And all of
them are pure virgin wool I
(Copied from Oregon, City Woolen Mills Ad)
RUSSELL'S
SHAM BATTLE
The Most Spectacular and Patriotic Demonstration Ever
ahown m bouthern Oregon 1
FAIR GROUNDS
Near Medford
TUESDAY, SEPT. 29th, 8 p. m.
For the Benefit of the Jackson County Fair Association
The event will be put on by the National Guard Companies
of Ashland, Grants Pass and Medford. The 37 Milimeter
and machine guns were sent here specially for this occasion
$1,500 IN FIREWORKS
High Explosives, Flares, Smoke Screens, Rockets, Hand
Grenades, Bombs and Ammunition will be used,
Admission to the Gate 50c. No Charge for Reserved Seats
DANCE AT THE PAVILION FOLLOWING 6HAM BATTLE
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