Tillamook Headlight, October I, 1014.
FAIR PREMIUM g LIST.
Over 1,300 Entries|at the Till­
amook County Fair.
We give below a complete list of the prizes won at
the Tillamook County Fair, and when it is taken into
consideration that there were over 1,300 entries, this
conclusively shows the great interest that was taken in
the fair. The Fair Board, composed of J. H. Dunstan,
Win. G. Tait and L. M. Kranerandthe Superintendents
deserve great credit for their efforts, which we are glad
to say is highly appreciated.
POULTRY.
Harrison Booth, Superintendent.
Brown Leghorns, 1st, Mrs. Ross,
$200; 2nd Guss Goercs, $1.00.
White Orphington. M. K. Flick­
inger, $1.00.
Black Minorca, ist, Mrs. Magarell,
$2.00; 2nd R. C. Magarell, $1.00.
Ancora, 1st, Mrs. H. Booth, $2.00
£. N. Morgan, $1.00.
White Leghorns, 1st, John Hoff­
man, $2.00; 2nd, Mrs. H. Booth, $1.00
R. I. Reds, ist, E. D. Hoag, $2.00
2nd, Hugh Barber, $1.00.
White Wyandotts, 1st, Mrs, Craw
ford, $2.00; 2nd, J. H. Tucker, $1.00.
White Rocks, 1st, W. S. Coates,
$2.00; 2nd, W. S. Coates, $1.00.
Barred Rocks, ist, Lon Kinnaman,
$2.00; 2nd Henry Ellison, $1.00.
Ducks, Mrs. Burton $1.00.
Mallard Ducks, ist, Mrs. T. Coates,
$2.00; 2nd, Mrs. G. Terry, $1.00.
Wild Mallard Ducks, ist, Glen Ter­
ry, $2.00; 2nd Jacob Nicklaus, $1.00.
Indian Runner Ducks, ist, W. E
Noyes, $2.00; 2nd, W. E. Noyes, $1.00
Pekin Ducks, Mrs. Henry Olds $1.
Geese, ist, Mrs, Burton, 2.00; 2nd
Henry Olds, $1.00.
Turkeys, ist, Joe Von Rotz, $2.00;
2nd, Mrs. Donaldson, $1.00.
Turkeys (Buff) Mrs. E. P. Mills, $1
Pigeons, 1st, E. N. Morgan $1.00;
2nd, E. L. Stewart, $oc.
Rabbits, 1st, Claude Ackley, $1.00;
2nd, E. L. Stewart, 50c.
Black Langshangs, P. W. Jacobs,
$1.00.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
R. Y. Blalock, Superintendent.
Largest Turnip, ist, W. E. Noyes,
$1.00; 2nd, Gus Goeres, 50c.
Largest Rutabaga, ist W. E. Noyei
$1.00; 2nd, J. H. Dunstan, 50c.
Largest Stock Beet, ist, I. M. Ros?
$1.00; 2nd, R. Y. Blalock, 50c.
Largest Sunflower on Stalk, ist, R
Y. Blalock, 2nd H. Booth, 50c.
Best Display of Potatoes, ist, R. Y
Blalock, $5.00; 2nd, J. H. Dunstar
$2-50.
1 Gal. Beans Green, ist, E. H. Lind
say, $1.00; 2nd, Vincent Jacob, 50c.
Sweet Corn, ist, R. Y. Blalock $1.00
2nd, W. S. Hare, 50c.
Largest Cabbage, R. Y. Blalock, 50c
Best Peck Potatoes, ist, Clarenci
Tilden, $1.00; 2nd, W. E. Noyes, 50c.
Largest Squash, ist, C. E. Donald
son, $1.00; 2nd, R. Y. Blalock, 50c.
Best Bundle Oats, ist, C. E. Don
aldson, $1.00; 2nd, R. C. Jones, 50c.
Best Bundle Red Clover, ist, C. E
Donaldson, $1.00; 2nd, Joe Dürrer 50,
Best Timothy, C. E. Donaldson, 50.
Best Bundle Orchard Grass, ist, R
C. Jones, $1.00; 2nd, C. E. Donaldson
50c.
Best Artichoke, ist, R. Y. Blalock
$1.00; R. O. Richard, 50c.
Buckwheat, G. W. D. Glenn, 50c.
Best Kale, ist, J. H. Dunstan, $1.00
2nd, Herman Houswirth, 50c.
Best Cascara Bark, ist, C. F. Don
aldson, $1.00; 2nd, Miles Blalock. 50c
Best Gen. Display of Grasses, C. F.
Donaldson $1.00.
Best Gen. Display of Vegetables
ist, C. E. Donaldson, $3.00; 2nd, Mrs
A. L. Donaldson, $2.00.
Best 100 lbs. Corn, ist, R. Y. Eia
lock, $10.00; 2nd, C. E. Donaldson
$500.
Table Beets, ist, W. S. Hare, $i.uo
2nd, C. B. Wiley, 50c.
3 Cabbage, ist W. L. Veatch, $ .00
2nd, R. Y. Blalock, 50c.
6 Carrots, ist, G. H. Foland, $t 00
2nd, W. S. Hare 50c.
3 Cauliflower, ist E. Atkinson, $1 Of
2nd, W. L. Veatch, 50c.
6 Cucumbers, ist R. Y. Blalock,
$■•00; 2nd, E. H. Lindsey, 50c.
6 Onions, ist, R. Y. Blalock, $1.00
2nd, Mrs. J. Michaud, 50c.
6 Parsnips, ist, R. Y. Blalock, $1.00
Ind. G. H. Foland, 50c.
Celery, ist, Geo. Wilson $1.00; 2nd
C B Wiley, 50c.
* Pumpkins, ist, C. E. Donaldson
»‘ 00; 2nd, W. L. Veatch, 50c.
2 Squash, ist, W. S. Hare, J 1.00; 2nd
R Y-Blalock, joe.
Dried Loganberries, 1st, Beavei
boganberry Assn., $1.00; 2nd F. W
Jtnes, 50c.
Duchess Apples, ist, E. D. Hoag
2nd, R. Y. Blalock, 50c.
jravenstelns, ist. R. Y. Blalock, $ I,
a’A H. L. Jensen, I. 50c.
50c.
Gnmes Golden, ist O W. Kinna-
tran 50c. >
Baldwins, 1st, R. Y. Blalock, $1.00;
2nd, H. L. Jensen, 50c.
Northern Spy, ist, Henry Zurfluch,
$1.00; 2nd, H. L. Jensen, 50c.
Crabs, any variety, ist, Jenck Bros.,
$1.00; 2nd, Jacob, Nicklaus, 50c.
Snow, H. L. Jensen, 50c.
Greenings, H. L. Jensen 50c.
Ben Davis, H. L. Jensen, 50c.
Winter Banana, H. L. Jensen, 50c.
Sweet, Jenck Bros., 50c.
Winesaps, H. L. Jensen, 50c.
Maiden Blush, H. L. Jensen 50c.
Willow Twig, H. L. Jensen, 50c.
Alexanders, Mrs, T. Coates, 50c.
Best Display of Apples, 1st, R. Y.
Blalock, $3.00, 2nd, Chas Robitsch,
$2.00.
Best Display of Plums, E. D. Hoag,
50c.
Prunes, Jacob Nicklaus, 50c.
Pears, Bartlett, 1st Chas Robitsch,
$l.oo; 2nd, A. T. Blackburn, 50c.
Display of fruits on Plates, E. H.
Lindsay $2.00.
Peaches, A. E. Holden, 1.00.
Brussels Sprouts, Herman Hous­
wirth, 50c.
Cole Rabi, W. L. Veatch, 50c.
Pie Plant, ist, I. C. Rowe $1.00; 2nd
W. L. Veatch, 50c.
Ripe Beans, Robt. Eichinger, 50c.
Mangle Wortzel, W. L. Veatch, 50c.
Garden Peas, Robt. Eichinger, 50c.
Potatoes for Seed, W. F. Galloway,
50c.
Radishes, W. L. Veatch, 50c.
Cranberries, E. Atkinson, 50c.
Salsefy, W. L. Veatch, 50c.
BUTTER.
Butter, ist, Wells.& Nelson, $2.00;
2nd, Arthur Bester, $1.00.
MILK TEST.
Chas Kunze, 1st, $25.90; 2nd
Adolph Erickson, $15.00.
CHEESE.
F. W. Christensen, Superintendent.
N. N. Kirby, score 96, prize, cup.
Hugh Berber, score 95)4, prize
$12.50.
Oscar Werschkul, score 95%, prize,
$10.00.'
Harry Thomas, score, 94, prize $5.
Clarence Nelson, score 93%, prize,
$2.50.
Jacob Nichlaus, display of brick
cheese, prize, $2.00.
LIVE STOCK.
J. E. Reedy, Superintendent.
HORSES.
Roadster Stallion, ist, Harris &
Vidito, $10.00; 2nd, A. C. Everson. $5.
Draft Stallion, Liberal Horse Co.
$5.00.
Roadster, Single, ist, R. Richards,
$5.00; 2nd, Lillian Williams, $2.50. ‘
Draft, Single, ist, Joe Donaldson,
$5.00; 2nd, F. R. Beals, $2.50.
Draft, Yearlings, ist, Joe Donald­
son, $5.00; 2nd, Joe Donaldson, $2.50.
CATTLE.
Jersey Bull, 3 yr., ist, Hare Bros,
jio.oo; 2nd Morrison Mills, $5.00.
Jersey Bull, 2, and under 3, 1st Wm.
Maxwell, $5.00.
Jersey Bull, senior yearling, ist
Andrew Anderson, $5.00; 2nd, Walter
Severance, $2.50.
Jersey Bull, Jr. yearling, 1st F. R.
Beals, $2.50.
Jersey Bull, Sr. calves, ist, T. H.
McCormack, $5.00; 2nd, Morrison
Mills, $2.50.
Jersey Bull, Jr. calves, ist T. H.
McCormack, $5.00; 2nd, T. H. Mc-
Gormack, $2.50.
Jersey Cows, 3 yr, ist, Morrison
Mills, $10.00; 2nd, Wm. Williams, $5.
Jersey Cows, 2 yr., ist, Morrison
Mills, $10.00; 2nd W. D. Gladwell, $5.
Jersey Heifers, Sr. yearling, ist C.
McCormack, $5.00; 2nd, C. McCor­
mack, $2.50.
Jersey Heifers, grade Sr. yearlings
ist. R. Richards, $5.00; 2nd, R. Rich­
lids, $2.50.
Jersey Cows, Jr., yearling, ist, Mor­
rison Mills $5.00; 2nd Morrison Mills
$2.50.
Jersey Calf, William Williams, $2 50
Holstein Bull, 3 yr., 1st, Charles
Kunze, $10.00; 2nd, J. Emmeneger $5-
Holstein Bull, 2 yr., ist, Wm. Noyes
$5.00.
Holstein Bull, Sr. Calf, ist G. H.
Foland, $5.00; 2nd John Schild $2.50.
Holstein Bull, jr. grade, Charles
Johnson $2.50.
Holstein Cow, 3
,5t John
Schild, $10.00; 2nd, John Schild, $5.00.
Holstein Cow, 2 yr., ist, John Schild
$10.00; 2nd, John Schild, $5.00,
Holstein Cow, grade, 3 yr, 1st Chas
Kunze, $10.00; 2nd, W m. Noyes, $-00
Ut R" Y- Blalock, $1.00.
Holstein Cow, grade, 2 yr, ist C has
L. Jensen 50c.
If i'*,*'
R
Blalock, $1.00; 2nd Kunze, $10.00; 2nd Chas Kunze, $5.0.
" L. Jensen. 50c.
Holstein Heifers, grade, 1 yr. ist
Bellflowers, ist, o.
G. w.
w Kinnaman Chas Kunze, $500, 2nd, Chas Kuize,
” °°' 2nd. Chas. Robitsch, ^OC.
$2 50
_ .
Holstein Heifer, grade, calves, ist
Collection Fruit in Jars, 1st, Mrs. C
Chas Kunze, $5.00; 2nd, John Schild E. Donaldson, $2.00; 2nd, Mrs. Mary
$2.50.
Jenck, $1.00.
Holstein, 6 calves, John Schild, $5.
Collection Fruit Jellies, 1st Mrs
HOGS.
lennie McGhee, $2.00; 2nd Mrs. C.
O. I. C. Boar, Joe Donaldson, $2.50 Randall, $1.00.
O. I. C. Sow, Joe Donaldson, $2.50
Jam, Mrs. Amanda Donaldson $1.00
O. I. C. Sow, and litter of pigs, Joe
Assortment Canned Vegetables, 1st
Donaldson. $2.50.
Mrs. Michaud, $2.00; 2nd Mrs. C. E
3 O. I. C. Shoats, Joe Donaldson Donaldson, $1.00.
$2.50.
Pickles, 1st Mrs, C. E. Donaldson
2 Red Duroc Shoats, S. V. Ander­ 2 co. 2nd Mrs. Hare, $1.00.
son, $2.50.
Loganberry Juice, 1st Mrs. H E
Poland China Sow & Pigs, Jot A eston, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. C. E. Donald
Baumgartner, $2.50.
son, 25c.
HONEY.
ART DEPARTMENT.
Strained Honey,ist, G. W. Glenn Mrs. Lola M. Shrode, Superintendent.
$1.00; 2nd, Mrs. R. Y. Blalock, 50c.
Oil Painting, Figure 1st. Miss Kitty
Comb Honey, ist E. Atkinson, $i.oc Mills, $2.00; 2nd Mrs. Carrie Kinna-
nan, $1.00.
2nd Henry Norberg, 50c.
Landscape, Oils, 1st W. C. King, $2
Best Display of milk, W. D. Glad­
md, Mrs. Ethel Baks, $¡.00.
well, $1.00.
Marine, Oils, 1st, Mrs. S. McMillan
BEST GRANGE DISPLAY.
1st, Fairview Grange No. 273, $40.00 ;2.oo; 2nd Mrs. Ethel Bales, $1.00.
Animal Study, Oils, 1st Mrs, Ethel
2nd, Nestucca Grange No. 503, $30.00.
Bales, $2.00; 2nd Mrs. Geo. Dick, $1.
BEST FARM DISPLAY.
Flowers, Oils, 1st Miss Kitty Mills,
ist, C. E. Donaldson, $25 00; 2nd, R
$2.00; 2nd, Mrs. Ira Smith, $1.00.
|Y. Blalock, $15.00.
Fruit, Oils, 1st W. C. King, $1.00;
SCHOOL EXHIBIT.
2nd Hattie Walker, 50c.
School Dist. No. 9, prize Banner.
Best Collection Oils, 1st W. C.
BETTER BABIES CONTEST
Mrs. J. H. Dunstan. Superintendent. King, $3.00; 2nd, Mrs. Fred Zaddach,
Highest Boy, Walter B. Poorman, $2.00.
Figure, Water Color, Mrs, R. B.
score 99%, Bronze Medal.
Second, tied by Minnie Kinnaman, Walls, 50c.
Landscape, Water Color, Crystal
ar.d Marion Coates, score, 98%,
Bays, 50c.
Bronze Medal.
Flowers, Water Color, 1st Crystal
Class 1, girls, ist Minnie Kinnaman,
Diploma.
Rays, $1.00; 2nd Herbert Miller, 50c.
Fruit, Water Colors,, Crystal Bays,
2nd class, Marion Coates, diploma.
3rd class, Evelyn Powell, diploma. 50c. t
Collection, Water Colors, 1st, Mrs.
4th class, Kathrine Uithof, diploma.
R. B. Walls,$2.00; 2nd, Crystal Bays,
1st class, boys, Thayne Smith.
>1.00.
2nd class, boys, Walter Poorman.
Collection Photos, group of three,
3rd class, Earl Franklin.
E. G. Lantz, 50c.
4th class, Veldon Anderson.
Collection of siz Photos, E. G. Lan­
MONEY PRIZES.
Class 1, tied between Minnie Kinna­ tz, 50c.
Collection of ten Photos, E. G.
man and Thayne Smith, prize $10.00.
Class 2, Walter Poorman, $15.00; Lantz, 50c.
Collection of Local Views, 1st, R. C.
2nd, Marion Coates, $10.00.
[ones, $2.00; 2nd, Fred Briody, $1.00
3rd, Matilda Kuper, $5.00.
NEEDLEWORK.
Highest score class 3, Earl Frank­
Mrs. H. Crenshaw, Superintendent.
lin, $15.00.
Lace, Irish Crochet, Mrs. W. C.
2nd tied between Evelyn Powell and
King, 25c.
Granville Simmons, prize, $15.00.
1 Set Crochet Doilies, 1st Mrs. B. C.
Class 4, ist, Veldon Anderson, $15;
2nd, Dolor Zachman, $10.00; 3rd, Lamb, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. M. J. Gersoni,
25c.
Kathryn Uithof, $5.00.
Center Piece, Crochet, 1st, Mrs. M.
FLOWERS.
J. Gersoni, 50c.; Mabel Terry 25c.
Mrs. D. Billings, Superintendent.
Hoods, Mrs. M. J. Gersoni, 25c.
Best general display 100 Stem Dah-
Centerpiece, Tatting, 1st Mrs. Peter
lais, ist, E. N. Morgan, $2.00; 2nd J.
Jenck, 50c. 2nd Mrs. S. A. Moulton,
M. Morgan, $1.0.
Best display Asters, ist E. D. Hoag 25c.
Tatted Lace, 1st Mrs. Ira Smith 50c
$1.00, 2nd, Mrs, F. H. Devine, 50c.
Best display Sweet Peas, ist, Mrs 2nd, Mrs. Jonas Olson, 25c.
Towel Tatted Rimmed, Mrs. W. F.
E. A. Gustin, $1.00; 2nd, Mrs, J. H
Loorey, 50c.
Dunstan, 50c.
Jabot, Tatted, 1st, Mrs. C. A. How­
Best General display Flowers, ist,
Mrs. H. J. Ellison, $5.00; 2nd Mrs. land, 50c; 2nd Mrs. Jonas Olson, 25c.
Specimen, Braid Work, Mrs. H. L.
Bertha Tinnerstet, $2.50.
Best Hydrongea Display, F. C. Fowler 25c.
Baby Carriage Robe, Mrs. M. J.
Baker, 50c.
Best Water Lillies, Wm. Stillwell, Gersoni, 25c.
Tatted Collar, Mrs. Jonas Olson,25c
50C.
Lace, Knitted & Crochett, 1st Mrs.
Japanese Lillies, ist Mrs, Hope
Watson, $1.00; 2nd, Mrs. Dan Oliver, John Sheets, 50c; 2nd Mary Burk 25c.
Fancy Collars, 1st, Mrs. H. Cren­
50C.
shaw, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. Adolph Erick­
Cactus, Robt. Eichinger, 50c.
Best Display Dahlias, Mrs. Dan son, 25c.
Silk Embroidery Centerpiece, 1st
Billings, $5.00.
Mabel Terry, 50c. 2nd Mrs. F. H.
BAKING AND CANNING.
Mrs. S. W. Conover and Mrs. S. J. Matthews, 25c.
Lace Centerpiece, 1st Mrs. Adolph
Hill, Superintendents.
Oatmeal Cookies, Mrs, Dolph T11- Erickson, 50c, 2nd, Mrs. Cyrus Ran­
dall, 25c.
nerstet, 25c.
Night Gown Yoke, 1st, Mrs, Erb,
Sugar Cookies, ist, Mrs, Jenni- Me
Ghee, 50c. 2nd Mrs. D. Billings, 2;:. 50c.; 2nd Harriet Shaw, 25c.
Baby Bib, Embroidered, Mrs. W. G.
Huckleberry Pie, Mrs. H. E. Wes
Tait, 25c.
ton, 25c.
Drawn Work Doiley, Mrs. Wm. G.
Apple Pie, ist Mrs. M. R. Terry,
Tait, 25c.
50c.; 2nd Mrs. Schultz 25c.
Lunch Cloth, Irish Crochet, Mrs,
Pumpkin Pie, Mrs. H. E. Weston,
M. J. Gersoni, 25c.
25c.
Fancy Silk Bag, Mrs D. S. Bovakin
Graham Gems, ist, Mrs. W. E.
Noyes, 50c. 2nd, Mrs. H. E. Weston, 25c.
Sofa Pillow, Patch Work (Old
25C-
‘Fruit Cake, ist, Mrs. D. Billings, Ladies) sst, Mrs. Doty, 50c.; 2nd Mrs
Mary Weston, 25c.
50c, 2nd, Mrs. Christensen 25c.
Crochet Collar (Old Ladies), Mrs.
Angel Cake, Mrs. R. C. Jones, 25c.
Chocolate Layer Cck-, Mrs, M. J. Mary W’eston 25c.
1 Woven Rug, (Old Ladies); Mrs.
Gersoni, 25c.
Mary
Weston, 25c.
Devils Food Cake, ist, Mrs, Claude
Bed Quilt, Silk Patchwork, Mrs.
Ackley, 50c; 2nd, Mrs. R. F. Zachman
Jennie McGhee, 25c.
25c.
Bed Quilt, Worsted Patchwork, 1st,
Raised Biscuit, ist, Mrs. A. Harris,
Mrs.
Wm. Hcaston, 50c, 2nd, Mrs
50c.; 2nd, Mrs. W. C. King, 25c.
Cinnamon Bread, ist, Helen Salvey, John Sheets, 25c.
Pair Towels, Colored, Embroidery
50c.; 2nd, Mrs. Wallin, 25c.
Fancy Cake, ist Mrs. Emmett Bal­ 1st Mrs. B. C. Lamb, 50c, 2nd Mrs.
W. F. Looney, 25c.
es, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. Hart, 25c.
Specimen Cross Stitch, 1st Mrs.
Cocoanut Cake, Mrs. H. E. Weston,
Belle
Hester, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. D. S.
25c.
Nut Cake, Mrs, M. J. Gersoni, 25c. Boyakin, 25c.
Lunch Cloth, Eyelet Embroidery
Jelly Roll, Mrs. W. J. Hill, 25c.
Raised Doughnuts, ist Mrs. W. S. Mrs. J. A. Mullen, 25c.
Lunch Cloth Punched, 1st, Mrs, H.
Hare, 50c.; 2nd, Mrs H. E. Weston,
Foland, 50c ; 2nd Mrs. Arthur Still­
»5C-
Ginger Cookies, Mrs. Michaud, 25c. well, 25c.
Lunch Cloth, Embroidered, 1st, Mrs
Potato Yeast Bread, ist, Mrs. W.
C King, 50c, 2nd, Mrs. Emmett Bales Geo. Willett, 50c. 2nd Mrs. Fred Zad­
dach, 25c.
35C-
Center Piece, Cornation Braid. 1st,
Graham Bread, ist, Mrs. Stanley
Mrs.
W. S. Coates, soc.;2nd Mrs R.
Coates, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. D. Billings, 25c
Nut Bread, ist Mrs R C. Jones, 50c F. Zachman, 25c.
Pillow, Cross Stitch, 1st, Mrs. B. C.
2nd, Mrs. Schultz, 25c.
Corn Bread, Mrs. E. P. Curry, 25c. I.amb, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. W. C. King 25c.
Center Piece, Roman, Mrs. Adolph
Baking Powder Biscuit, Mrs, Sheets
Erickson, 25c.
25c.
Center Piece, Silk Embroidery, 1st,
Candy, ist, Mrs John Aschim, 50c;
Mrs. J. E. Williams, 50c.; 2nd, Mrs.
2nd, Mrs. H. E. Weston, 25c.
Can Salmon Mrs D. Tinnerstet, 25c Belle Hester, 25c.
Center Piece, French Knots, 1st, Mrs.
Canned Beef, Mrs. Dora Christen­ F H Matthews, 50c., 2nd, Mrs. A.
sen, 50c.; 2nd, Mrs, Dolph Tinner­ Erickson 25c.
stet, 3$C-
Center Piece, Wallaehin, Mrs. B C.
Apple Butter. Mrs Amanda Don­ Lamb, 25c.
aldson, 35c.
Best Specimen Sheet and Pillow
Case, 1st, Mrs. W. F. Looney, 50c.;
2nd Lucille George.
Best Specimen Pillow Cases, Lace
Trimmed, 1st, Mrs, W. F. Looney 50c
2nd, Mrs. B. C. Lamb, 25c.
Best Specimen Pillow Cases Em­
broidered, 1st, Mrs. A. M. Bobell, 50c
2nd, Mrs. J. L. Jones, 25c.
Lunch Cloth Drawn Work, 1st Mrs.
P. F. Zachman, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. B. C.
Lamb, 25c.
Center Piece Drawn Work, ist
Mrs. C. J. Edwards, 50c.; 2nd Mrs.
Cyrus Randal, 25c.
Table Cloth Mrs, Cyrus Randall 25c
Pin Cushion, Embroidered, 1st Mrs
W. S. Coates, 50c.; 2nd, Mrs. George
Lamb, 25c.
Set 3 Towels, 1st, Mrs. B. C. Lamb
jcc.; 2nd Mrs. W. S. Coates, 25c.
Honiton or Point Lace Collar, ist,
Mrs. Geo. Willett, 50c.; 2nd, Mrs. A
M. Bobell, 25c.
Hand Trimmed Ladies Dress, 1st
Mrs. Geo. Grayson, 50c.; 2nd, Mrs. R
C. Jones, 25c.
Bureau Scarf White and Embroid
ered.ist Mrs. Cyrus Randal 50c.; 2nd
Mrs. Geo. Lamb, 25c.
Bureau Scarf, Handmade, Lace
Trimmed, 1st, Mrs. B. C. Lamb, 50c.;
2nd, Mrs. H. T. Botts, 25c.
Childs’ Dress, Embriodered, ist,
Mrs. R. J. Larsen, 50c,; 2nd Mrs. W.
S. Coates, 25c.
Single Towels, ist, Mrs. W. F.
Looney, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. Fannie Smith
25c.
Knitted or Croched Bed Spread, ist
Mrs. J. M. DeLillies, 50c.; 2nd Mrs.
N. J. Dye, 35c.
Home Made Rugs. 1st, Mrs. George
Grayson, 50c.; 2nd, Mrs. Carl Walline
25c.
Sofa Pillows, ist, Sadie E. McKen-
sir, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. W. H. Goyne 25c.
Pennant Robe, ist Mrs. Albert
Johnson, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. Eric Gladd,
25c.
Sofa Pillow Woven, Mrs. George
Grayson, 25c.
Hand Made Apron, ist, Mrs, Geo.
Willett, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. Glen Terry 25c
Corset Cover, Embroidery, ist, Mrs
Adolph Erickson, 50c. 2nd Mrs. M."
D. Ackley, 25c.
Hand Made Handkerchief, ist, Mrs.
W. F. Looney, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. R. F.
Zachman 25c.
Baby Dress, ist, Mrs. Geo. Willett,
50c.; 2nd Mrs. Mabie Terry, 25c.
Waist, Punch Work, ist Mrs. A. M.
Bobell, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. C. A. Howland
25c.
Shirt Waist Embroidered, ist Mrs.
C. A. Howland, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. Ed.
Snodgrass, 25c.
Night Gown, ist Mrs. W. H. Gil­
more, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. Adolph Erick
spn 25c.
Baby Dress, Embroidered, 1st Mrs.
A. M. Bobell, 50c.; 2nd Mrs. Roy C.
Jones, 25c.
Center Piece, Eylett, Mrs. Henry
Ellison, 25c.
Center Piece, French Embroidery,
1st, Mrs. W. H. Goyne, 50,; 2nd Mrs.
H. T. Botts, 25c.
Bed Quilt, Patch Work, ist Mrs. W.
S. Cone 50c.; 2nd Mrs. W. H. Goyne,
25c.
Bed Quilt, Crazy Work (Old Ladies
ist, Mrs. Mary Weston, 50c.; 2nd Mrs
Curtis Johnson, 25c.
Embroidered Center Piece, (Old
Ladies) 1st Mabel Terry, 50c.; 2nd,
Mabel Terry 25c.
Collor Tatting, 1st Mrs. G. F. Sco-
vell, 5°C- 2nd Mrs. John Cooper 25c.
Honiton or Point Lace Center
Piece 1st, Mrs. F. S. Whitehouse, 50c.
2nd, Mrs. H. Crenshaw 25c.
Honiton Point Lace Baby Bon­
net, 1st Mrs. Cyrus Randal, 50c.; 2nd
Mrs. W. H. Gilmore, 25c.
Hand Made Baby Bonnet, ist Mrs.
Geo. Willett, 50.; 2nd Mrs. C. A.
Howland, 25c.
Irish Crochet Jabot, ist Mrs. M. J
Gersoni, 50c.; 2nd Fannie Smith 25c.
Irish Crochet Bag, Mrs. M. J. Ger­
soni, 25c.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
GARDEN PRODUCTS.
Potatoes, Class A 1st, Howard
Trout $200; 2nd Carl Knight, $1.00.
Potatoes Class B. ist, Carl Von
Rotz $2.00, 2nd Elizabeth Werner $1
Cabbage Class A, ist, Wilbur Kirk,
$200; and Roy Payne, $1.00.
Cabbage Class B , 1st Elizalu i>’>
Berner, $2.00; and Miles Blalock, $1.
Celery Class B, ist Henry Don
aldson, $2.00; 2nd, Elizabeth Werner,
$1.00.
Carrots, Class A. ist Gladys Veatch
$200, 2nd, Ernest Ford, $1 00.
Carrots Class B, ist Ralph McKim-
ens $2.00; 2nd Flora Schild, $1.00.
Parsnips, Class A, ist Wilbur Kirk
$. 00, 2nd Chester Jensen $1.00.
Parsnips, Class B, ist Miles Bla­
lock, $200, 2nd Buel Huston $1.00.
Beans, Class A, 1st Gladys Veatch,
$2.00; 2nd Rose Abplanalp $1.00.
Beans, Class B, 1st Ralph Easom
$zoo; 2nd Willie Zuercher $1 00.
Beets Class A. ist R. 16 $1 00.
Beets, Class B, 1st Ruel Huston $2;
2nd James Watson, $1.00.
Squash, Class A, 1st Geo. Williams,
$200; 2nd Wilbur Kirk, $100
Squash, Class B, ist Miles Blalock
$200; 2nd Warren Foland, $100.
Cucumbers, Class A, ist Ernest
Ford $200, 2nd Jesse Jensen $1 00.
Cucumbers, Class B, 1st Henry
Donaldson, $2.00, 2nd Willie Zuct
eher, $1.00.
Corn Class A, ist Hugh Paynes $1.
Corn, Class B, ist Flora Schild $2;
2nd, Miles BlalOck, $1.00.
Parsley, Jessie Jensen $1.00.
Cauliflower Class B. Willie Zuer­
cher, $1.00.
Lettuce Class A, 1st Cordia Blalock
$200; 2nd Jesse Jensen $1 00.
Turnip Class A ist Chester Jensen
$1.00.
Turnip Class B Merle Jensen $1.00.
Pumpkin Class A Chester Jensen $t
Pumpkin Class B, Henry Donald­
son, $1.00.
COOKING AND CANNING.
Bread Class A 1st Annie Stuivenga,
$2.00.
Bread Class B, 1st Doris Knight,
$2.00; 2nd Henry C. Myers, $1.00.
Cake, Class A, 1st, Fay' Hill $200;
2nd Della Bojton, $1.00.
Cake, Class B, 1st Georgia Owens,
$2.00; 2nd Vcrda'Vanderpool, $1.00.
Canned Fruit and Vegetables Class
B 2nd \ erda Vanderpool $1.00.
Jelly Class A, 1st Cordia Blalock
$2.00; 2nd Ada True $1.00.
Jelly Class B, 1st \ era Vanderpool,
$1.00.
Buns, Agnes Zirr $1.0.
Doughnuts, Jesse Jensen, $1.00.
Cookies, Georgia Owens, $1.00.
Candy, Class A 1st Margaret Coates
$2.00; 2nd Annie Stuivenga, $t.oo.
Candy Class B. Hazel Lamar, $2.00.
DOMESTIC ART.
Machine Made Dress Class A ist,
Bertha Blanchard, $2.00; 2nd Gladys
Snodgrass, $1.00.
Machine Made Dress Class B. Etta
Sheets $2.00; 2nd Agnes Coates $t.oo.
Hand Made Apron Class A ist
Leota Kerremans, $2.00; 2nd Mary
Hare $1.00.
Hand Made Apron Class B, ist
Gladys Hathaway $2.00; 2nd Edna
Anderson $1.00.
Chrocheting Class A, 1st Anna
Stuivenga, $2.00.
Crocheting Class B, ist Edna And­
erson, $2.00; 2nd \ erda Vanderpool
$1.00.
Embroidery Class A, ist Edna Ely,
$2.00; 2nd Clara Von Rotz, $1.00.
Embroidery Doily ist, Mary Hare,
$2.00.
Embroidery Scarf Class A, ist
Gladys Snodgrass, $2.00; 2nd Edna
Ely, $1.00.
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Embroidery Center Piece Class A,
1st, Lucile Rowe, $2.00; 2nd, Rose
Abplanalp $1.00.
Embroidery Collar, Gladys Snod-
giass $1.00.
Embroidery Hand Bag, Clara Von
Rotz, $1.00.
Embroidery Pillow (.’lass A Evelyn
Rowe $1.00.
Embroidery Class A, ist Lucile
Rowe, $2.00; 2nd Gladys Snodgrass,
$1.00.
Embroidery Sofa Pillow, 1st Rolet-
ta Watson, $2.00; ami Sarctte De
Lillies, $1.0.
Embroidered Waist, Gladys Snod-
glass $1.00.
Embroidered Towel, Ellen Norberg
$1.00.
Embroidery, prize special, seven
years old, Mareva Fowler $t.oo.
Quilt Class A, Sylvia Rowe $r.oo.
Quilt ( lass B, Ellen Norberg $1.00.
FLOWERS.
Sweet Peas, Class A, ist Gladys
Snodgrass, $1.00.
Sweet Peas, Class B, 1st, Roletta
W atson $100.
Asters, ( lass A, ist Stella Stuiven­
ga $1.00.
Dahlias, (lass A, ist John Stuiven­
ga, $1.00.
Dahlias, (Jass B, 1st \ erda V ander­
pool, $1.00.
CHICKENS.
Barred Plymouth Rocks Class A,
1st l.elaml Hester $200; 2nd Hazel
Chase, $1.00.
White Plymouth Rocks, Class A,
1st, Budd Johnson, $1 .00; ( lass B, 1st
James Watson, $1.00.
Leghorns, Class A, ist Chester
Jensen, $3.00; 2nd Howard Trout $1.
< lass B 1st Ogden Moulton $2.00, 2nd
Floyd Booth, $1.00.
Rhode Island Reds, Class A, 1st
Ernest Ford, $2.00, ( lass B. ist War­
ren Foland, $200; 2nd; Noah Rich­
ards, $1.00.
Wyandotts, ( lass B, ist Mary Ea­
som, $1 00
Anconas Class A, ist Cail Knight,
$1 09.
Bantams, ist I. N Morgan ,$2.00;
2nd, Freddie Edward*, $1.00.
DUCKS
Indian Runner, Class B, ist, Ber­
nard Williams $2.00; Classes A & B,
2nd Mary Easom, $1.00.
Mallard Classes A & B ist, War­
ren Foland. $ 1 00.
Pigeons Classes A & B ist, Mary
Easom $2.00; 2nd Chester Jensen $1.
Rabbits, Classes A Ai B, 1st Mary
Easom, $2.00, 2nd Carl Knight, $1 00.
MISCELLANEOUS
Bird House, Class B, 1st Russell
McKenzie, $1 00.
Declamation, ( lass A ist, Margaret
Follett $2.00, Class B, 1st Irene Web­
er, $2.00.
Spelling Clast A, ist, Freda Schn-
uelle $200; 2nd, James May, $1 00.
(lass B, 1st, LaVema Holden, $2.00;
2nd Laura Dodge, $1 00.
Ciphering, Class A 1st Mabel Lance
$200, 2nd Margaret Baker, $1.00.
Class B, 1st, Irene Weber, $200, 2nd,
Emma Groat, $1.00.