SIEDT'OR'D MXTC TRIBUNE, KIEDFOKD. OKEflOy, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1G. 1928.
ADDITIONAL LIST
OF COUNTY F
I
Publication of the official list of
premium awards of the Jackson
County Fair and Oregon Pear
Show will be made an fast an the
judges' hooks can he checked. Ow
ing to the tremendous flood of ex
hiliitH which came in for each di
vision the list may not he com-,
pleted he fore Tuesday of the coin
ins' week.
The "first available portions of
the list were published in Satur
day's Mail Tribune and the fol
lowing additions were released by
the secretary's office later:
Hoys' and ;irls Club Do part men I
DIVISION rt.
' Charles liinllJ, Ashland, Ore.,
Class U; bull Jr. call', jersey 1.
John Hillings, Ashland, Ore.,
Class 12; heifer Jr. calf 2.
( K. Brick ley, CI rants Pass,
( ret, Class 1 2 ; breeders you riR
herd, jer.-y 1; bif.-rcUlrs call'
herd, jersey 1; Class' 12; vcrorten
herd 1; pot of one sire 1; bull :t
years or over 1; bull senior calf 1;
bull junior calf l; cow 4 years and
over 1; vow 3 years, under 4. 1st;
heifer senior yii. l; heifer junior
yii. 1 ; heifer sr. calf 1; heifer
(air 1.
Wesley IJrown. Central Point.
Ore., class 12; bull senior yrl. jer
seys 2.
Don Cook, 'ft rants Pass, Ore.,
Class 11; heifer jr. yrl. 1; Divis
ion C, Class ID; yrl., Shropshlres
Kwe 1.
Jj. ft. Conklin, O rants Pass,
Ore., Division It., Class 11; Brad-,
ed herd, Guernsey 2; breeder.!
ounK herd; 1; breeders calf herd,
'2; Ret nf one sire 2; produce of
une cow 1 ; hull 2 yrs.T under :t
yrs. 1st; cow I) yrs. and under 4
yrs. l; heifer 2 yrs. under :t yrs.
2; heifer sr. yrl,, 1; heifer jr. yrl.,
2; heifer sr. calf 2; heifer jr. calf
1.
.7. W. Fish, Talent Ore., Class
12; hull jr. yrl. 1.
Harold Fish, Talent, Ore., Class
12; heifer sr. yrl., 1; heifer sr.
yrl. l; Class 2; heifer sr.. calf
1; Class 1.
D. .1. Freeman, Central' Point,
Ore., Class 12; hull 3 yrs. and ov
er 2; Division D., Class 32: boar
under one yr., Poland China 1 ;
sow 2 yours and over 1; sow six
months, under 1 yr. 1.
Hill Hartman, Rogue River, Ore.
Division H., Class l; grade calf
HiiKh Hartman. nnRiie River,
Ore., Division B., Class 13; grade
calf 3. -
Dr. ,t. IT. Helms, Grants Pass,
Ore., Division B., Class 11; heifer
' jr. calf 2.
H. It. Howell, Grants Pas, Ore.
Division 11., Class ii; graded herd
1; breeders young herd 2; breed
ers calf herd l; 5 enws in milk 1;
set of ono sire 1; get of one siro
; 2 ; produce of; one cow 2; bull 3
' yrs. -or t over B-;, . hull sr. -calf- 1 ;
bull jr. calf' 1; bull jr. calf ,2;
cow 4 yrs. and over 1; cow 3 yrs.
and under 4 yrs. 2; heifer 2 yrs.
und under 3 yrs. 1; heifer jr. yrl.,
Klrtland Farm, Central Point.
Ore.. Division It.. Class 8; bull
yrs. and over 1st; bull jr. calf 1;
cow and calf at sido "l; cow 3
yrs. and over 2; cow 2 yrs. nnd
under 3, 1st; heifer sr. yrl., 2:
heifer jr. calf 2; Rraded herd 1;
breeders young herd 2 breeders
calf herd 2; get of one sire. 2;
Poultry and Pet. Stock
DIVISION R.
Ashland Associated Breeding
Farm, Ashland. Ore.. Class r2..
white leghorn, old laying pen 2;
Class 37. white leghorn, young
pen 1; Clnss 37, white leghorn,
young pen 3; Class 37, white leg
horn, old pen 2; Class 37, while
leghorn, cock 2; hen hen 1:
Class 3 7, white leghorn, cockerel
1; pullet 1. -
P. C. Diglmm, Medford, Ore.,
Class 37, andalusion cock 1 ; hpn
1: eockerel l; ducks, Knglish Call,
old drake l; old duck 1 ; youns
drake 1 old drae 1; Mallard ducks
young pen 1.
Mrs. Victor Bursell, Medford,
Ore., nt. 2, Class 35; dark bar
rock, hen l; young pen, 3; cock
erel 3.
II. M. Bush, Central Point, Ore.,
Rt. J. Class 48; Bronze turkeys,
old gobbler 2; young gobbler 2;
young hens 3.
It. D. Dnnlll. Rt. 4. Medford.
' Class ro; Toulouse young,
gander 1; goose.
Mrs. k. h. Dressier, Medford,
Ore., Class 33; Rhode Island Red,
pullet 3.
H. I. Durfee, Ashland, Ore.,
(Mass 35; cock 3; hemi 2; hens 3;
lthode Island Red. young pen 1 ;
pullets 1; pullets 2; cockerels 2;
cockerels 1.
James Ferrell, Medford. Ore..
Rt. 3: Class 4S; Bronze turkey,
old hen 2; old hen 1.
A. B. Freeman, Ashland, Ore.,
Class 37; while leghorn, cockerel
2; pullet 3.
Ouetzlnff Bros., Rt. 4, Med
ford. Ore., Class 48; Bronze tur
keys, old torn 1; young torn 3.
C. K. Hale, Rt. 1. Talent, Ore..
Class 40; old pen 1; spangled
hamburgs; Class 38; Sussex, pul
let 1; young pen 2; young pen 1.
Jack Henderson, Medford, OrO.,
Class 45; brown lmntnms, cock
1; hen 1; pullets 1; cockerels 1.
.lunney Henry, Rt, 4, Medford.
Ore., Class 46; golden sen bright
bantam. hi nnd chicks 2; cock
1; hen 1.
George Jackson. Phoenix, Ore..
Cinss 52; young laying pen, white
leghorns 2.
Mrs. P. D. toflnnd. Rt. 1. Cen
tral Point. Ore., Clafs 50; African
geese, old gander 1 ; goose 1 ;
young gander 1; goose 1; Xnna
gnnsett young turkeys, torn 1 ;
hen I: old turkeys, torn 1; hen 1.
C. H. Murrey, Rt. 1, Medford.
Ore., Class 35, light barred rock,
cock t ; hen 1 : hen 1 ; cockerel
1; pullet 1; dash bar rock, cock
3 ; hen 3 ; cockerels 2 ; pullets 3 ;
oprlngton, hen 1; cockerel 1:
pullets 1; of Class SS; young
Toulons, gander 2; gooce 2; f
i Class 60.
Mrs. Warren Mee, Applegate, !
Ore., Clnss 48; mammoth white
Holland, old jam l; bourbon red,
bid torn 1.
Oakleigh stock Farm, Central
Point, Ore., Class 38; light Cor
nish game, cock 1; hen 1; dark
Cornish game, cock 1; hen 1.
C. A. Patton, Ashland, Ore.,
Class 35, dark barred rock, pullet,
2; pullet 1; cockerels 1 ; young j
pens dark barred rock 1; young)
pen da rk ha rred rock 2 .
Mrs. J, S. Quackenhush. Rt. 3.
Medford. Ore., Class 45, bronze !
turkey, torn 3. I
Mrs. R. I Hay, Rt. 2, Medford.
Ore., Class 35, white wyandotte, J
young pen l; single pullet 1.
Dr. Iias. T. Sweeney, Medford J
Ore., Class 35, Rhode Island red.l
roe k ere Is 3; cock 2; hen i; yung
pens 3; Class 52; young laying j
pen l; Class 35; young pen 2;
Class 52; young laying pen 2;
Class 53. young pen 1.
Mrs. J. W. Timmons, Rt. 3.
Medford, Ore., class 48, bronze
turkeys, young torn 1; young hens
1; young hens 2.
A. M. Tyrell, Rt. 2, Medford,
Ore. . Class 35, Rhodo Island red,
old pen 1.
White Wing- Poultry Farm.
Class 37. while leghorns, young
pen 2; Class 37, pullets 2; cock j
1; Class 52, young laying pen U
oltt laying pen 1; old pen 1;
Class 37, pen of cockerels 1; pen I
of cockerels 3. i
Rosa K. Willett, Rl. 4: Class!
35, dark barred rock, cock
cock 2; hen 2.
H. h. Wells, Medford, Ore.,
Class 53, Homer Pregon, cock 1 ;
hen 1.
Da I ry Pejw rt men t
DIVISION H
(Complete)
Rnider's Dairy, Medford, Ore.,
Class 65; butter, creamery 1.
.Taclison County Creamery, Med
ford, Ore., Class C5; butter, creom-
ery 2.
Horticultural Department .
DIVISION 1C
J. C. Love. Central Point, Ore..
Class 72. single layer winter nel-
lis 1; plates 5. winter nellis
Tom Kcmplc, Medford, fire..
Class 73, display three standard
boxes l ; winter hell is, plales 5,
ml; D'Anjou, plates. 5, 3rd; win
ter neHls,4plates, 5, 3rd.
i ru u. i.nniieia, Ainuioro, ur"
Class 72, Hose 1; Rose 1.
Dr. Swedenberg. Ashland, Ore..
Class 72, Hose, single layer box
2; hose 2: delicious 2; delicious 2.
A. H. Davenhill, Ashland, Ore..
Rt. 1, Class 7S. 3 standard boxes
3rd, newtown, winter banana, de
licious; class 79. 5 boxes, cup;
Class 71, cornice 1 ; comico 2;
Class 72, coinlec 1.
IT. T. Pankey, Centrnl Point.
Ore., Class 72, cornice 2; comico
3-
Nye Orchards, Talent, Ore., Class
71, bartlett 1; bartlett 2; D'An
jou l; D'Anjou 2; Howell 1; How
ell 2; Howell 3.
Veritas Orchards, Medford. Ore.,
Class 72. Howell 3; Sickle I;
Bosc 1; Sickle 1, of Class 71.
.Mrs. C. Hugger. Central Point.
Ore., Class 71; bartlett 3; Class
72. bartlett 1. . :
Harriet Hill, Medford, Ore.,
Class 72, bartlett 2; Howell 2.
Nye Orchards, Talent. Ore.,
Class 72, D'Anjou .D'Anjou 2.
Oeorge Alforfl; Rt. 4, Medford,
Ore , Class 72 winter . nellis, H;
Class SO, mulr 2.
N. S. & G. W. Nichols, Ash
land Ore., Class 72. bartlett single
layer box 3; howell 1; Class 7(i.
Newtown plate 5, 2nd; Jonathan
plate 5, 2nd; winesap plate 5, 1st;
delicious plate 5, 1st.
C. A. Brown Rt. 1, Ashland,
Ore., Class 82, two plates stand
ard Wm. Thompson seedless 2.
A. V. Carlson. Central Point,
wre., i;iass z, 1J Anjou 3; nasc i
KANSAS FLIER WINS TRANSCONTINENTAL DERBY
? . . ' - y i
I SALEM. Ore., Sept. 15. JP)
The Portland Traffic and Trnns
, portation association has petition
' ed the Public Service commission
. to institute on Its own motion an
Investigation of the Blanket ln
tnnd Marine Insurance of automo
tive freight carriers.
public address here today, said
that In one week recently "profits
of iho Albany Vaseball pool, j
jnmounting to approximately $100,-'
U)00, were dlviiled among the men
I higher up in the Hoiel Ten F.yck i
I at Albany." !
j BOSTON, Sept. 15. (JP) Clar
ence A. Barnes, candidates for the
i Republican nomination for attor
ney general of Massachusetts In a
LOS ANOLIUOS. Sept. 15. (P !
j The crowds at Mines field, ufter
I a week of twisting their heads sky-
I wards, have found a new sport and
' they caH it "celebrity hunting." 1
So spontaneous was its popularity
among the throng yesterday that it
almost threw the national air races,
out of gear.
j . '
BRAR BURN COUNTRY CLUB,
NKWTON, Mass., Sept. 15. (P)
Hobby Jones won his fourth na
tional amateur golf title In five
years by overwhelming Phil Per
kins, the British champion, 10 up
and 9 to play In today's final
match.
Earl Rowland and his speedy monoplane Cessna were the first to finish the Class A cross country
derby from New York to Los Angeles. The Witchlta, Kan. pilot (Inset) won $5,000 as first prize for the
short eGt elapsed tiftie. The general view shows his reception in front of the grand stand at Mines Field,
official terminus of the flight.
spitzenberg, newtown 1
ALBANY, N. Y Sept. 1 5. (JP)
clous,
-h.s.s soil; elbena. ll 11. Half, I Lpav, ,. , ,,,. tru, t0.
Ore..
niZAUVILLM, France (P) Cock
tails cost an average of fifty cents
standard time, Governor Smith will
pass through 13 states of the mid
dle west, far west and northern
border states before returning to
T. S. Wiley, Ashland,
Class SOB, J. II. Hnle I.
A. N. Wright, .Medford. Ore-
Class "tl. Ben Davis 1- lien Davis
Grimes Coliten 2; Class SOU
tuscan cling 2; elbertn. cup.
A. N. Wright, Medford, Ore I Rochester, October 1 . for the dem-
Class SOG. muir 1. S j ucratic slate convention. During
A, N. Wright, Medford, Ore.,) the two weeks, six campaign nd
Rt. 4; Class 801-ij tuscan cling l;i dresses will bo delivered in- as
muir 1. I .many cities, the first at Omaha,
A. N. Wright-'Medford, Ore., ' next Tuesday night.
Class si, Hungarian prune 1. 1 1 '' '
Boys' mid tiorts Club lepartmenl
Jil VISION 1'.
(Complete)
Delmnr Smith, Central Point,
Ore., Rt. 1; Lot No. 2; potatoes
U; Lot No. J , corn .1; special, bee
1.
Robert Martin, Rogue River,
Ore., Lot No. i, corn 4.
James Martin, Rogue River,
Ore., Lot No. l, corn 1.
George Martin, Jr., Rogue Riv
er, Ore., Lot No. 1, corn 2-
Hugh Hartman, Rogue tRiver,
Ore., Lot. No 2., potatoes 1.
Bob Fawled, Medford, Ore., Lot
No. 3, garden 1.
Bees mid Honey Department
DIVISION O.
Ms. Mark Wright, Rt. 4, Med
ford, Ore., Class 4, best display
cooked foods made with honey,
1st.
P. W. Lofland, Central Point,
Ore.. Class Ii4. three handed Ital
ian bees 2.
Mrs. Mark Wright, Rt. 4, Med
ford. " Ore., Class 01, specimen of
comb honey 1.
John Brenner, Central Point,
Ore., Class G4, specimen of ex
tracted honey 1. , .
T II. Hamilton, Central Point.
Ore., ('lass' extracted honey
2; honey vinegar 1; display cook
ed foods made, with honey 2;
bees wax 2.
T. (K Hamilton, Central Point,
Ore., ('lass U7; comb foundation 2;
bee equipment 2; bee equipment
1 ; single comb nucleus golden
Italian bees; I best display honey
plant 1.
morrow night at 11 p. m., eastern! each here nnd connoisseurs of the
cocktail drinking class recruited
from many lands agree that they
are ttnffoi mly had.
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Comedians
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Tonight and Sunday
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Dearie"
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Prices 25 and 50 cents
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Fir and West Main Streets ' Established i903
!I; :6micc JI,
A. H. Davenhill, Talent, Ore.,
fluss 77, newtown 2; Class 70.
newtown 1; class 77, Jonathan l;
winter hannna 2; Class 7(1. winter
tin nana Class 77, helle flower
1; Clnss 7li. helle flower 1.
A. ir. Davenhill. lit. l, Talent.
Ore., Class 7 G . Kra ve nsle In 1 :
Class 77, ffravonsteln 2; Class 7li,
white winter permnln, ribbon.
A. II. Davenhill, Talent, Ore...
Class 82. Thompson seedless 1.
Chas H. Civan, lit. ,1. .Medford,
Ore., Class 7G, Jonathan 1; Jona
than 2.
K. j. Henry, Modford, Ore., Class
80H, J. H. Hale 1.
X. S. and O. W. Xlehols, Ash
land, Ore., Class 70, winter ha
nana plate fi, l; primes golden 1:
Class 77; newtowns single layer
hox 3 : Jonathan single layer box
fl: winesap. single Inyer box 1 :
delicious single layer box 3; win
ter banana single layer box 1 :
three standard boxes. Class 7s
newtown, Jonathan, winter banana
2.
X. S. and O. W. Nichols, Ash
land. Ore., Clnss KOfj, tuscan
clings, two plates d, tst. elberlns.
two Mates 5, 2nd; Class 80, tus
can clings, two one-layer bix 2:
elberta, two one-layer boxes 2.
Special class, Italian prunes 2.
(leo. W. saltsman, Kt. 4. -Medford
Ore.. Class 77. Jonathan 2.
Frank E. Upton, Central Point.
Ore., Class 77, newtown 3; Class
7fi, newtnwn 1.
T. 3. Wiley, Ashland. Ore., Class
7ft, spitzenberg 1; clelieloiiH 3:
Clnss 7", Kpiuenherg 1; delicious
1.
T. S. Wiley, Ashland. Ore., Class
7 6., display of three boxes, dell-
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that goitre is ft condition which I
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matter how small the growth may
appear. He strongly opposes need
lens operations. Dr. Itock is the
author uf a book that tells in a
simple way about treating goitre
at home. He has published this
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