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Livestock Premiums Are Awards A Sht Fair (Continued from Pago Sis.) - m v. Fat Cattle Exhibitors: Frank .7. Clouso. Bar i,um. Iowa: J. M. Nehnefer, Forest Grove. On'.; t'nivorsity of Idaho, Mos- -o. Idaho.; W. S. C, l'ullu.ai., Wn.j .Imlye. B. O. Coivnn, SSnnta Monica. t,.cr snaved on martin hoif..r f,.J veurs old and under three. 1st. r fl I 2nd. V. S. 0.; 3rd. W. S. l Wecr spayed on martin heifer, one vcar onl ami under two. 1st. I . of I im. t . oi '. i. ui i. Meer spayed on martin heifer, under t,ne venr oiu, isr, i . or i.; zml, t . of .; ::Vd, l". of I. Exhibitor herd, 1st, f. of I. ( iianipiou fat nniinnl, L'. of I. Milch Cows In the milk cow contest: 1st. W. M. Bishops, Holstein. 2nd, E. D. Cn.-y, Jersey. 3rd. I'iehnrd, Jersey.' 4:h. J. L. Smith, Holstein. Ctli, H. N. Smith, Jersey. poultry"division T AMERICANS Plymouth Bocks Barred C'uck. no awards. Cockrell, 1st, B. 1. Keoney. Eugene; 2nd. 3rd, 4th and 5nr, A. C. Vernsten.i hiiL'ene. i Hen 1st, 2nd and 3rd, A. C. Aeni- sten, tiigene. Iullet, 1st, A. 0. Aernsten. Eugene; 2nd, H. . lVrupl;,-, rornltud; ;ird,j 1th and 5th, A. H. Feisleman. Salem. J Breeding pen, 1st, A. C. Vernsten, ! Eugene. Cockrell Bred, lock, M. Mvers, i Portland, 1st and 2nd. j Cockrell, 1st, Langendorfer Bros., Vancouver; 2nd. 3rd, 4th and 5th, M.I Myers, Portland. .J.... 1 ... -... ,.. 1 f . . jui, iinu iiu, ji. jiyers, rort- hind. Pullet, 1st, l.angendorfer Bros.. Van couver; 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th, M. .Mv ers, Portland. Pen, M. livers, Portmnd. Pullet Bred. Cock, 1st,-A. C. Veru (ton, Eugene j 2nd and 3rd, M. SI vers. I'ortland; 4th, A. C. Vernsten, Eugene. Cockrell, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, 51. Mv ers, Portland; 4th, A. C. Vernsten, Eu i.'ene. Hen, 1st nnd 2nd, 5f. Myers, Port land. Pullet, 1st, A. C. Vernsten, Eugene; 2nd, l.angendorfer ros, Vancouver; -rd, M. Myers, Portland. Pen, 1st, SI. Myers; 2nd, A. C. Vern sten. Plymouth Bocks White Cock, 1st, Poisell & Shaw, Salem; 2nd, E. D. Shannon, I.entz; 3rd, I St. Vurnoy. Spokane; 4th. J. E. Carpen- ni, oairai; iii ii, i-oisoir Mm w, .Salem Cockrell, 1st, l.nngendorfer Bros, ; Vancouver; 2nd, C. Daniels, Hoquim; 3rd. H. S. Berry, Junction; 4th. At j'i'HKe, ixiapiewooa; otn, ii. l Berry, Junction . Pen, 1st, Sirs. L. Think, Woodbu'ru; 2nd, J. E. Carpenter, Salem; ,'lrd, C. nuiels& ,on, lIoqn::n; 4th mid 5th, J. E. Carpenter. 11 Pullet, 1st, Langendorfer Broii. Van couver; 2nd, 3rd and 4th, C. Daniels & Son, Hoquim. Pen, 1st, C. Daniels & Son; 2nd, Al Drake,, Slnplewood; 3rd, E. 1). Shan non, Lents. Plymouth Rocks Buff Cock, 1st aud 2nd, Mrs. L. Plank, Woodburu; 3rd and th, K. SI. Kime, He in. Cockrell, 1st, W. II. Cleveland. Gresh ii in; 2nd, 3rd and 4tn, R. M. Cain, Scio. ' jj.cn, isi nun kiiu, k. ni. mm, scio; I rn, Itco. . irvin, Npokaue; 4th and 5th, Sirs. L. Plank, Woodburu. I Pullet, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, R. St. Cnin.j Scio. Pen, 1st, R. SI. Cain; 2nd, Sirs. L. Plank. Plymouth Bocks Columbia Cock. 1st, W. H. Cleveland, Greshaui iieu, ist unit sun, v. ll. Cleveland. I Gresliam. i Plymouth Bocks Silver Pencilled Hen, 1st, Albert Reise, Albanv. Plymouth Bocks Partridge Cock. 1st, J. L. Hoskins. Newberu: 2nd. Dr. II. C. Beechler, Snlem; 3rd nnd 4th, Sirs. L. Plank, Woodburu. Cockrell. 1st. J. I.. Buskins. V. beiL'. ' i Hen, 1st and 2nd, Thos. A. Davis. Spokane j 3rd and 4th, Sirs. L. Plank, Womlbiirn; 5th, Dr. C. W. Beechler, Snlem. Pullet, 3rd. J. I. Hoskins. Xenberg. i en. ist, lr. I'. . Bi'i'c liter, Salem; -ml, , I. L. Hoskins. Newberg. auver wyandottes ; Cock. 1st, Robt. N. Torbet, Albany;' -ml, Albert Reise, Albany. ' vneKrell, Ist, 2nd and 3rd, ( . A. II xl -1 eon. New berg; 4th and 5th, F. Thatch er, rorest Grove. l'en, 1st, C. A. Hodson, New berg LtA j,u a ii.. ii. tti TNI, kWlFVj .IIIUIl,i r'tli. Unlit. X. Torbet, Albany. ' Pullet, Ist, L. S. jrochel. Gervnis; -nil aud 3rd, C. A. Hodson, Xewberg; 'in. Hoy t'. Junes. Tillamook. ton; 2nd. H. E. IVinberton ; 3rd, M. l'en, 1st, C. A. Hndsoii, New berg; Frank Bishop; 4th. H. E. Pembertou; 2nd. Unlit. X. Torbet, Albunv; 3rd, Al-jSth. F. A. Doerflei. bert Reise, Albany; 4th, F.' Thatcher,' Hen, 1st nnd 2nd, F. A. Doerfler; imesi urove. j White Wyandottes ' Cock, 1st,. J. A. Griffin. Eugene; 2d, ;ril and 4th, H. Ringnouse, Clackamas. Cockrell, 1st, 2nd. 3rd and 4th, JJ. b'inghouse, Clackamas; 5th, l.uiigendor- ler Bros., Spokaue. on, jst, ll. Kinghouse; 2nd, 3rd uud Pembertou. til., J. A Griffin. FBENCH. . I'ullet, 1st and 2nrt, H. Ringhoiise; Slim Campines ;fd, J. A. Griffin; 4th, Kinghouse; 5tlr Cock, 1st, II. W. Thuesdell. Eugene, kinghouse. I Cockrell,- Ist, 2nd and 3rd, H. W. l ea, 1st, H. Riugliouse; 2nd, J. A. i Tniesdoll; 4th, W. W. Young, Oregon Griffin; 3rd, 11. Riiighouse; 4th, J. City. A. Griffin. j Hen. 1st. If. W. Truesdell; 2nd, E. Java, and Dominique ' ST. Jackson, Junction. Cock, Sir. -I.. Plank. Woodburu. 1 Pullet. 1st. 2nd and ,rd, H. W. Cockrell, 1st and 2nd, C. L. Lake,! Truesdell; 4th, E. St. Jackson; 5th, W. 'oring. ' W. Young. Hen. 1st. Mis Altn rinnk; 2nd, C.! Pen. 1st. H. W. Truesdell; 2nd, W. M. Luke, Boring: 3rd, Alt Plunk. V. Young; 3rd. K St. Jackson.. I'ullet, 1st and 2nd. Altn I'lauk.j Mottled Houdana Vi'o(lburu; 3rd and 4th, C. St. Lake.' All awards in this class were given ""ring. ,0 .Xr. Nrmnn L. Rogers. Moumouth. 1st. Altn Plank; 2nd. C. M. Lake, Oolden Ctmplue Rhode Island Beds, Singl Comb Award in this rlsa were given to (Vk. 1st. (1. I). Elliott, Portland:! II. W. Truesdell, Eugene. 2nd, Keim A Keim; 3rd, J. V. Klieiri. ' 8lom FrUe "alias; 4th, C. I Hardesty, Stsjde- Cock. 1st, S. S. Muney, Slem; 2nd, ool. Eugene Prescott. Salem. Cockrell. 1st, 2ml and 3rd, I D. El- Cockrell. 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Eugene ' "tt. Portland; 4th. 0. W. I.iadhail. Prewott; 4th. H. S. Aluney. Hiilbrook. i Heu. 1st md 2nd. Eugene Preseott; Hen. 1st md find. I. D. Elliott. Port ' ""l; 3M, (I, I. H.rdestr, Mpleood; 4n. L. D. Elliott, Portlind. Pullet, 1st, l D. Elliott; 2nd. 0. I - UarUwtv; Jrj, David . Trout, Eu-'fl. iiS1'11' G-u HardcstJ'; 5th' L- D ,! TV. ist-.. V ? i- jiiirue Hardesty: 3rd. J. F. Klieiri Rliode Islanu iVhites Cork, 1st, Geo. Foord, Junction; 2d,! i.ungeiuiorrer Bros.. ancouver. Pullet, 1st, Geo. Foord; 2nd, Laiigcn dorfer Bros; 3rd, 4th and 5th, Geo. p.lrti ' H"- ist f; (1orf er Bros eo. Foord: 2nd. T. VUA& ... Partridge Cochin A" in this calass awarded to I-aiigPiidorffr Bros.. Vancouver. . ucmsjiuun All prizes in this class awarded to l.nngendorfer Bros. Vancouver. MEDITERRANEAN CLASS Black Spanish White Faced All prizes in this class -awarded to K. J. Hufford & .Sons, St. Johns. White Leghorns S. C. Cock, 1st and 2nd. C. D. Wheeler. Pleasant Hill; 3rd, J. W. Renne & Son, j Vancouver. ! Cockrell, 1st, David B. Trout. Ku- Igene; 2nd. 3rd and 4th, C. D. Wheeler, i Hen, 1st, C. D. Wheeler; 2nd, J. W! Renne & Son; 3rd and 4th, C. D. I Wheeler. I Pullet, 1st. 2nd and 3rd. C. D. Wheel-1 er; 4th; J. '. Renne ft Son. Pen, ist and 2nd, C. D. Wheeler. i ! Brown Leghorns S. C. I vock, ist. warren urey. Jettorson; : 2nd, J. JI. Card, Dallas. ' Cockrell. 1st. Warren Hnnrv Vntl. noiino Grey; 2nd, Hen. 1st, Warren Grev; 2nd, Jos. Saunders. Portland; 3rd, Warren Grey; 4th and ftu. Henry Voth. Pullet, 1st, Warren Grev; 2nd, Jos, Saunders; 3rd, J. M. Card; 4th, Henrv Voth. iv, 1st and 2nd, Warren Grev; 3rd, Henrv Voth; 4th, J. M. Card. ' " Black Leghorns S. C. Cock, 1st, Ed Schoel, Albanv. Black Leghorns R. C. hp ist a& 2lld 1MH j f , , ,d it, .. . . ' ' r.il Sclioel. Buff Leghorns S. C. Cock, 1st, Win. Christie. Portland; 2nd, Rose Crest Poultry Farm, Hills boro. Cockrell, 1st." Wm. Christie, Portland, 2nd, Albert D. Larson, Coble; 3rd, L. A. Bollman, Dallas; 4th, Albert D. Lar son. Hen. 1st. 2nd, 3rd aud 4th, Rose Crest Poultry Farm. Pullet, 1st, L. A. Bollman'; 2nd and 3rd. Albert D. Larson. Pen, ist, Rose Crest Poultry Farm; 2nd, Albert D. Larson; 3rd, L. A. Boll mnu. White Leghorns E. C. All prizes in this class annrded to' l.angamlorter Bros., A ancouver. Brown Leghorns R. C. All prizes in this class awarded to l.angendorfer Bros., Vancouver, t Buff Leghorns B. C. Oulv awords cock 1st. hen 1st nnd 2nd, Ed Schoel, Albhr. White Mluorcas Cock, 1st, Langendorfer Bros, Van- Cockrell, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th, Fred W. Spires, Lebanon. Hen, 1st, Langendorfer Bros. Black . Minorcas . Cock, 1st, R. O. winters, Ne-nberg; 2nd. D. (i. Alkire, Salem. Cockrell, 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th, 0. R. Winters, Newberg. Hen, 1st and 2nd, O. R. Winters; 3d, and 4th, Langendorfer Bros, Vancouver Pullet, 1st and 2nd, 0. R. Winters; 3rd, Langendorfer Bros. Pen, 1st, O. R. Winters; 2nd, Lan gendorfer Bros. Blue Andaluslans The awards iu this clnss were re eeived by D. SI. Calbreath, Monmouth. aiciuau Buttercups Cock, 1st, W. (). Asseln, Salem; 2nd, Eugene StcGoldrick, im rrande. Cockrell, 1st and 2nd, R. M. Palnier, Seattle; 3rd and 4th, W. 0. Asseln. Heu, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Eugene Me Goldrick. Pullet. 1st. 2nd and 3rd, W. 0. Asseln 4th and 5tli, R. M. Palmer. Anconas Cock. 1st. Cooner Bros.. Dallas: 2nd. G. C, Jezek, Tacomn. Cockrell, 1st, G. C. Jezek; 2nd and 3rd, Cooper Bros; 4th and oth, D. A. Reiuhart. Salem. I Hen, 1st. W. A. Baker, Burns; 2nd land 3rd. G. C. Jazek. Pullet 1st fi C. .Ti.7pk- 2nd. fnnwr Bros: 3rd. W. A. Biikerr 4th. D. A J Reiuhart. Pen, 1st, G. C. Jcr.ek; 2nd, Cooper Bros.; 3rd, W.- A. Baker. ENGLISH Black Orpingtons Cock, 1st and 2nd, L. SI. Vnruey, 'Spokane; 3rd, H. E. Pembertou, Sa lem. Cockrell. 1st and 2nd, L. M. Vamey; 3rd, H. E. Pembertou. Hen, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, and pullet, 1st, 2nd aud 3rd, nnd pen 1st, L. St. Varney, -Burr orpmgtons n i. xr iv..,.b bl,..-! I wit, J-l. ! 1 '""A I .Jll wood: 2nd, Geo. W. Irvin, Spokuneji 3rd, H. E. Pembertou, Sulem. . j Cockrell, 1st. F. A. Doerfler". Silver-! 3rd. Geo. . irvin; 4tn ai. rraiiKi Bishop: 5th, H. E. Pemberton. ! Pullet. 1st. F. A. jioerfler: 2nd. Sfrs.j Addie W. Cox. Salem; 3rd. F. A. Doer-I fl.T; 4th and 5th, St. Frnnk Bishop, Pen, 1st. F. A. Doerfler; 2nd, St. Frank Bishop; 3rd and 4th, II. E. ' 3rd nd 4tb. S. S. Muney. j Tullet, lt, 2n(l, jro ana in, r.ur rrescott. ' 1 Pen. lt, Eugene TreKOtt; 2nd, 8. Muney. THE DAILY CAPITAL POLISH Whita Crssteri Til irk Awards in this elas were given to Rosomawr Poultry inrm. Oregon City. Non-Bearded Whita Cock, 1st and 2nd, Rosomawr Poul- try tarni; 3rd. Geo. . Irvin, Spokane. Hen, 1st. Rosenrawr Poultry Farm; 2nd, Geo. W. Irvin; 3r and 4th, Kose inawr Poultry Farm Pen, 1st, Rosomawr Poultry Farm. iVon-Bearded Silver Awards in this class were given to Rosemawr Poultry Farm. Noa Beardao. Oolden Awards in this class were given to Rosemawr Poultry Farm. Bearded' Silver Polish Awards in this class were ffiven tn Rosemawr Poultry Farm. Bearded Bun Laced ! Awards in this class were given to Rosemnwr Poultry Farm. i Buff Laced j Awards in this clus were given to Rosemawr Poultry Farm. j Blue Polish I Awards in this clnss were given to Rosemawr Poultry Farm. j Bearded Oolden Awards iu this clnss were given to. Rosemawr Poultry Farm. Polish Bearded White Awards in this class were given to Rosemawr Poultry Farm. HAMBTTB03 j Golden Spangled I Awards in this class were given to. Rosemawr Poultry Farm . i Silver Spangled I Awards in this class were given to, Kosemawr Poultry Farm. .j Golden Pencilled I Awards in this cIrrs wem trivon 1a ' Rosemawr Poultry Farm. Silver' PenciUed. No awards. Black Cock, 1st, Langendorfer Bros., Van couver. Hen, 1st, Rosemawr Poultry . Farm. Pullet, 1st and 2ud, Langendorfer Bros, Pen, 1st, Langendorfer Bros. White. Awards in this class were given to Rosemnwr Poultry Viirm.. GAMES Bed Pyle Cock, Ist, Geo. W. Irvin, Spokane. Hen, 1st, Geo. W. Irvin. Golden Duckwing Cock, 1st, Geo. W. Irvin, Spokane; 2ud, Geo. W. Shand, Salem. Hen, 1st, Geo. W. Irvin; 2nd, Geo. SV. Shand. Pitt Cock, Ist, Ovid Picknrd, Marion; 2d, A. T. Savage, Jr., Silverton; 3rd, J. P. Limerick. Portland; 4th A. T. Sav atre: 5th. Ovid Picknrd Cockrel, 1st, A. T. Savage; 2nd, A. W. Cnrterberry, "Salem; 3rd, Geo. W. Shand, Salem; 4th, A.T. Suvage; 5th, A .T. Savage. Hell. 1st. Ovid Pieknrrl. 9n,l T 1 Limerick: 3rd, Goo. W. Shnnd; 4th, Ovid Pickard; 5th, Ovid Picknrd. Pullet, 1st, Ovid Pickard; 2nd, Ovid Picknrd; 3rd, A. W. Carterberry; 4th, and 5th, Ovid Pickard. Pen, 1st, Ovid Picknrd; 2nd, J. P. I.imeriek; 3rd, A. W. Carterberry; 4th, A. T. Savage, Jr.; 5th. Geo. W. Shund. B. B. Red Cockj 1st, Geo. W. Irvin, Spokane; 2nd, E, E. Wimberly, Roseburg. Hen; 1st and 2nd, Geo. W. Irvin; 3d, E. E. Wimberley. " . Brown Bed Awards in this class were given to Geo. W. Irvin, Spokane. Red Pyle Awards in this class were given to Geo. W. Irvin, Spokane. Silver Duckwing Awards in this class were given to Geo. W. Irvin, Spokane. Golden Seabright Cock, 1st, Geo. W. Irvin, Spokane; 2nd, Ralph Miller, Salem; 3rd, O. C. Jezek,' Tacoma; 4th, Ore. Curnenux Co., Portland; 5th, Ralph Miller. Cockrel, 1st, Ore. Carneaux Co. Hen, 1st, Geo. W. Irvin; 2nd, Ore. Carneaux Co.; 3rd, 4th and 5th, Ralph Stiller. 1 Pullet, 1st, 2nd, irr! and 4th, Ore. Carneaux Co.; 5th, Rulph Stiller. Pen, 1st, Ore. Carneaux Co. Silver Seabright Awards in this class were given to Geo. W. Irvin, Spokane. BANTAMS Black Rosa flomli . Geo. W. Irvin received the awards in this class. Brown Bose Comb Cock 1st, G. C. Je:ek, Tacomn. Buff Cochin Cock, Is, Geo. W. Irvin; 2nd, E. G. Hind, Oakland, Cat.; 3rd, Geo. W. Irvin. . Cockrel, 1st, W. H. Cleveland, Gresh am. Hen, 1st, Geo. W. Irvin. Pullet. 1st, Sirs. St. E. Gnrdiner, Oak land, Cul.; 2nd nnd 3ni, E. O. Hind. Black Cochin Cock, 1st, Ore. Cnrnenux Co., I'ort land: 2nd and 3rd, Geo. W. Irvin. Cockrel, 1st, Geo. W. Irvin. Hen, 1st, Geo. W. Irvin; 2nd and Id, Ore. Carneaux Co.; 4th, Geo. W. Irvin; 5th. Ore. Carneaux Co. I'ullet, 1st, Geo. w. Irvin. Pen, 1st, Geo. W. Irvin; 2nd, Ore. Carneaux Co. Partridge Cochin Geo. W. Irvin received the awards iu this clnss. White Cochin Cock, 1st, E. U Hind; 2nd, Mrs. M. E. Gnrdiner. Cockrel, 1st, Gen. W. Irvin. Hen, 1st and 2nd, Geo. W. Irvin; 3rd, E. O. Hind; 4th, Mrs. M. E. Gar diner; 5th, E. G. Hind. Pullet, 1st and 2iut, Geo. W. Irvin; 3rd and 4th. E. G. Hiod. l'en, 1st, Geo. W. Irvin. B. Tailed Japanese Hen, 1st, J. K. Mount, Silverton. White Japanese J. K. Stount reivd the award in this class. Light Bramah Geo. W. Irvin received the award in this class. Bearded White Polish. Hen. 1st, Geo. W. Irvlu, Spokane. ORIENTALS. Cornish Dark. Cork. 1st. K d. Wood, Portland; 2nd. H. Weiwnbaum, Portland; 3rd, C. M. Cogswell, Salem. Cockrell, 1st, H. Weiwnbnum. Port land; 2nd, L. G. Wood; 3rd, ('. M. Cogs well. Hen. 1st. I.. 0. Wood; 2nd, C, M. Cogswell; 3rd. !.. 0. Wood; 4tb, C. M. Pullet, 1st and 2nd, l.angendorfer Rrna . Vftncouvpr? !tr.l If WiMMinhaiim 4th and 3th, C M. Cogswell. l'en, lit, I- O. Wood; 2nd, C. M. Cogswell, JOURNAL, - SALEM. OREGON, Cornish White. Awards in this clnss were, given to Lnngendorfer Bros., Vancouver. ' Sumatra Black. Awards in this clnss were given to Langendorfer Bros.. Vancouver. TUBKSTS. Bronie. Cock, 1st, W. H. Cleveland, Gres ham. Hen, 1st, aud 2nd, l.anjjdeudorfer Bros., Vancouver. White Holland. Awards in' this class were given to Sirs. E. D.. fciippoii. Carlton. 1 DUCKS. Pekin. Old drake, 1st, Geo. W. Irvin, (Spo kane; 2nd, Langendorfer Bros.. Van couver. Young drake, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Lan gendorfer Bros. Old duck, 1st and 2nd, l.angendorfer Bros.; 3rd and 4th, Geo. W. Irvin. Young duck, 1st and 2nd Langendor fer Bros. Buff Orpington. Old drake, 1st, Ed Schoel, Albany; 2nd, Langendorfer Bros., Vancouver. Young drake, 2nd, Langendorfer Bros.; 2nd, Ed Schoel. Old duck, 1st, Langendorfer Bios.; 2nd and 3rd, Ed Schoel. Young duck, 1st., Langendorfer Bros.; 2nd, Ed Schoel. Bouen. Awards iu this claa were given to Langendorfer Bros., Vancouver, Aylesbury. Awards iu this class were given to H. B. Church, Koseburg. Crested. Awards in this class were given to H. B. Church, Roseburg. Muscovy. Old drake, 1st aud 2nd. II. B. Church, Roseburg; 3rd, Langendorfer Bros., Vancouver, Old duck, 1st, Langendorfer Bros.; 2nd, H. B. Church. Mallard. Old drake, 1st, E. E. Wimberley, Roseburg; 2nd, Langendorfer Bros., Vancouver. Young drake, 1st, Lnngendorfer Bros.; 2nd, H. B. Church, Roseburg: 3rd, E. E. Wimberley; 4th, H. B. Church. Old duck, 1st, E. E. Wimberley; 2nd, Langendorfer Bros. Young duck, 1st and 2nd, II. B. Church; 3rd, E. E. Wimberley; 4th, Langendorfer Bros. White Muscovy. Awards in thia class were given to Langendorfer Bros., Vancouver. Call. Awards in this class were given to W. H. Cleveland, Greahnm. Indian Runner (Fawn.) Old drako, 1st, Rex A. Palmer, Ma rion j 2nd, C. A. Muths, Snlem; 3rd, H, B. Church, Roseburg. Young drake, 1st and 2nd, Rex A. Palmer,: 3rd. C A. Siuths. Old duck, 1st and 2nd, Rex A. Palm er; 4th, H. B. Church. Young duck, 1st and 2nd, Rex A Palmer; 3rd, C. A. Muths. Black East Indian. Awards in this clnss were given to 11. K. (.'hureh, Roseburg. GEESE. Toulouse. Old gander, 1st, LuiiBcndorfer Bros., Vnncouver; and, E., tJ J.oe Silverton; -3rd, L. Betker, Snldni."' Young gander,- lsi;; Lnngendorfer Bros.; 2nd, L. Betker; ,3rd, E. O. Loe 4th, Lnngendorfer Bros. Emhden. Awards in this class were given to hu Schoel, Albany. ORNAMENTAL. Guiena Fowls. Awards in this clnss were given to Lnngendorfer Bros., Vancouver. Special Prizes. Best display (21) or more by one party), 1st, Rosemawr Poultry Farm, Oregon City; 2nd, Lnngendorfer Bros., Vancouver; 3rd, H. V. Truesdell, Eu gene. Best pen in show, 1st, H. Ringhoiise, Cliickumiis; 2nd, C. C. Wheeler, Pleas ant Hill; 3rd, A. C. Ventzen, Eugene. Itest solid color bird (non-weigiit va riety), 1st, II. Ringnouse, Clnrkiiinns; 2nd C. I).' Wheeler, Pleasant Hill; 3rd, 0. R. Winter, Newberg. Best solid color hird (non-weight vu rietry), 1st, 2nd ami third, Lungen dorfer Bros., Vancouver, Best parti colored bird (weight va riety), 1st, H. Weisenbaum, Portland; 2nd, H. W. Truesilell, Eugene; 3rd, A". C. Verutzen, Portland. Best parti colored nnd (non-weight variety), 1st, 2nd nnd 3rd, Geo. W. Irvin, Spokane. , Best fivo mnles breij by exhibitor, 1st, 11. Ringhoiise, Clackamas; 2ml, ('. D. Wheeler, Pleasant Hill; 3rd, L. D. Elliott, Portland. Best display in American cbrtis, 1st, H. Ringhoiise, Claiknmas; 2ml, L. D. Elliott, Portland; 3rd, Sirs. L. Plunk, Woodburu. Best display in Asiatic class, 1st, 1. andeadorfer Bios., Vancouver. ' Best display in Mediterranean class, 1st, Lnngendorfer Bins.; 2nd, B. M. Cat breuth, Slonmouth; 3rd, C. I). Wheeler, Pleasant Hill Best displny in English class. 1st, L. M. Varney, Spokane; 2nd, V. A. Doerf ler, Silverton. Best display of ilw ks, 1st, Lnngen dorfer Bros., Vancouver; 2nd, H. B. Church, Roseburg. Best display of geese, Luiigcndorfrr Bros. County making largest and best dis plny, 1st, Clackamas; 2nd, Sturiou; 3rd, Multnomah; -1th, Lane. Pigeon. - Pair of Red Senf Tumblers, 1st, !.. S. Mochel, Gervais. Pair of Fantails, black, 1st, V. A. Mitchell, Oreuco. , ' Pair of Kantails, white, 1st, H. King house, Clui-kamiis; 2nd, L. H. .Mochel, Gervni. Pair of Tumblers, any color,' 1st,' H. Ringhoiise, Clackamas; 2nd, L, Si Mo chel, Gervnis. Pair of Homers. 1st, Chester Lindlvy, Halem; 2nd, La Verne Johnston, Port laud; 3rd. Chester Lmdley. Pair of Magpies, any color, 1st, 11. Ringhoiise, Cluckninas. Pair of Sturlx-t, red wing, 1st, V. A. Mitchell, Orenco. Pair of Stiirbet, any color, 1st, II. Riugliouse, Clackamas. Pair Carneau, red. It, V. A. Mitch ell, Orenco; 2nd, L. f. Mochel, Gervais. Pair Carneau, yellow, 1st, L. H. Mo chel, Gervais. Hunt, lit, J. Cordano Dragoon, 1st, V. A. Mitchell, Orenco. Achungcls, 1st, E. O. l.oe, Silverton. For individual display not lea than 10 pair of five different varieties, 1st, V. A. .Mitchell, Oreneo; 8nd, H. King house, Clackamas; 3rd, L, S. Moehel, MONDAY, OCT. 11, 1915. Classified Gervnis. For individual display in any one va riety not less than five pairs, Ist nnd 2nd, L. S. Mochel, Gervais; 3rd, Ore. Carneaux Co. For best display of squab breeding varieties, not less than five pairs, 1st I. S. Mochel, Gervais; 2nd, Ore. Cur- i iionux Co.; 3rd, Mrs. Theo. L. Zeilmer, Albany. Pet Stock Division (Rabbits); Old buck, any variety, 1st and 2nd, Jos, Ripp, Sublimity. Old doe, any variety, 1st and 2nd, Jos. Ripp, Sublimity. loung buck, any variety, Est, 2nd and 3rd, Ore. Carneaux Co. Angora buck, any variety, 1st, J. E. Bailey, Salem. TIZ" FOR ACHING, SORE, TIRED FEET Good-bye sore feet, burn ins feet, wol- lcn feet, sweaty feet, smelling feet, tired feet. Oood-bye corns, callouses, bunion and raw loots. 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Hours, 9 to 12, 1 to 0. 3U5 0-7 Hub bard Bldg. Lady attondnnt. Phone office 672; residence 082-R QHntOPRAOTIO-BPIrjfOLOGIBT DB. 0. L. SCOTT Graduate of Chiro- ? radio's Fountain Head, Davonport, owa. If you have tried everything and have got no relief, try Chiroprac tic spinal adjustments Bnd got well. Office 400-7-8 U. is. Natidnal Bank Building. Phono Main 87. Residence Main 828-R. DENTIST. DR. 0. A. OLSON, DENTIST. Room 214. rhona 410. Masonic Temple. Salem, Oregon DRY CLEANING PRESSING CLOTHES CLEANERS Pressor, re pairers and dyers. One trial will con vince you that our work and charges are right. Cleaning parlor open to 8 p. m. Goods called for and delivered free. Thono 728. Apparul Service Co., 138 8. High street MAUSOLEUM. MOUNT CREST ABBEY SIAUSO LEUM The better way. Dry aud sanitary. Building always open to visitor. Sunday 1 to 4 p. m. J. W. Gaskill, manager, 828 South 12th. Phono 13HN. DBS. B. H. WHITE and R. W. WAL- TON Osteopathic physiciuns aid , nerve specialists. Graduutes of Amer ican School of Osteopathy, Kirksvillo Mo. Post graduate and specialized in nerve diseases at Los Angeles college. Treat acute and chronic disense. Consultation free. Lady attenduut. Office '505-500 V. S. National Bank Building. Phor.j 8."jU. Residence 318 Nort h Capitol street. Phone 4i. BOAVENOER. ; 3 A LEM SCAVENGElt-Charle. Soos nrnnrletor. Garbage, and refuse of all kind removed on monthly contracts t reasonable rates. Yards and cess pool cleaned. Office phone Main 2247. Residence Main 2272. UNDERTAKERS. LEHMAN CLOUOH C. B. Webb, A. M. Clough mortician ana luncrai ai reetor. Latest modern methods known to the profession employed. 445 Court street, fliuin Ja",fti"i" o, RIGDON RICHARDSON CO. Funeral .. . - 1 I.... ..!.,. 9 North director aim uh'iiiu', j- " High itreet. Day and night phone 183. LODGE DIRECTORY. A. O. U. W. Protection Lodge No. 2. Meet every Monday evening at 8 in the McCornack hall, corner Court ! and Liberty street. A. E. Aufrance, M. W.; 8. A. McFaddcn, recorder; A. L. Brown, F. CENTRAL LODGE No. 18, K. of P. McCornack building, iunsoay even ing of each week at 7:30. F. F. Bchram, C. C; W. B. Oiloa, K. cf K. and 8. 8 A LEM LODGE No. 4, A. T. ft A. M. Htated communication first Friday (a each month at 7:30 p. m. in the Maiwni Temple. J. C. Welch, W. M.) 8. Z. Culver, secretary. PACIFIC LODGE No. 60, A. r. ft A. M. Htated communication third Fri day ia each month at 7:30 p. m. io Advertising Page Something New in Salem Poole's Drug Store recently purchased a supply of the best Eczema remedy in the world. Ask him to tell you about Dry Zensal for the crusty, scaly skin and Moist Zensal for all watery eruptions. P. A. CHAN I the ONE reliable Chinese herb doctor restoration. Any known sick ness of men and women without operation. To thoso who may concern, don't miss, come to see him. You will find him at 163 & HIGH Street, -Salem, Oregon, THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL Classified Business Telephone Directory A Quickhandy reference for busy people Telephone EVERYTHING ELECT RIOATj, Halem Eleetri Co., Masonic Templo, 127 North High Main 1200 LAUNDRIES. Salem Steam Laundry, 130 South Liberty Mala SI PLUMBING, STEAM f ITTING AND TINNING T. M. Barr, 104 South Commercial Street Main 191 UNDER TAKERS. Rigdon-Richardaon Co., 894 North High street Day and night. Mala 181 TRANSFER AND DRATAGB. Sulom Truck ft Dray Co., corner State and Front streets Mala T4 JOB PSINTINCh Beaver tate Printer, Pattoa Block... .... ... 1511 the Masonic Tomide. Glenn C. Nilcs, W. M.; Ernest II. Choate, secretary. R. N. of A. "Oregon Grape Camp," No, 1360, moots every Thursday even ing in McCornack building, Court and Liberty street; elovator. Alls oyl- via Bciiaupp, 1701 Market, oracle; Hazel Price, Imperial Furniture Co., HODSON COUNCIL No. 1, R. ft 8. M. Stated assembly first Monday iu each month, Masonic Temple. Jame. lMant. Thrice Illustrious Master: Gleu C. Nilcs, recorder. DB MOLAY COMMANDKUY Na 5, K. T. Kegular conclave fourth Friday in each month at 8 o'clock p. m., in Masonic Templo.- Sojourning Sir Knight aro courteously invited to moot with us. Geo. 11. lturnott, E. C.J Frank A. Turner, recorder. CHADWICK CHAPTER No. 37, 0. E. 8. Regular meeting every fint and third Tuesday at H p. in. in the Ma sonic Temple. Elizabeth Read, W. M.; Ida M. Bnbcock, secretary . WOODMEN OF THE WOULD Meet every Frldnir night at 8 o'clock in McCornack block. Oscar Donaldson, C. C; L. 8. Goer, clerk. S07 Court streot. Phone Sl3. MULTNOMAH KOVAL ARCH CHAP TER No. 1, R. A. M. Regular meet ing second Friday in each month at 8 p. m. in the Masonic Temple, Al fred F. Marcus, Ex. High Priest; Bus sell M. lirooks, secretary. UNITED AKTIHANS Capitnl Assem bly No. 84, meets evory Wednesdny at 8 p. m. in Moose hall. Mrs. F. W. Cook, M. A.; (.'. Z. Hiinditll, Halem think of Commerce. SALEM HUMANE HOCIETY D, D. Keolor, president; Mrs. Loll Tillson, secretary. All cases of cruelty or neglect ot dumb animals should bo reported to the secretary for investi gation. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp No. 621(1, meets every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In McCornack hull corner Court Bnd Liberty streets. Elevator service, W. W. Hill, V. C , Bex A. Tiirnnr.elerk. WANTED. WANTED To titide voting cow for wood. I'hone lolllM. Call filM N. Com 'I. Oct 12 EXI'EIIIKXCKI) fanner ami dairyman wim In to rent an equipped farm on slum's, good references furnished. Address E. K cure Journal. Octll MONEY TO LOAX ."jO,(M)0.00 nt 7 per cent on farm property, Willam ette valley, abio severul applications for louns on city property uud large list of exi-huiigcH. .Imol) ft Co., 311 Htate street. Ilomii 3. DON'T HE DltY Make your hop beer! i, r a i. i,. . .;..,i.. mv iiuiiiv. a in. jfc a mui,..i, vunj process and tho result is mighty sat isfying, hend $1.00 for recipe to j no nop mini neeipe Co., rniem.i. Oregon, Hox 213. Do It now. -t.271k t THE BAKER ' XT. JOHNSON, Prop. 64S Ferry Kt. Pbone 1)7 t Board and Kooms, Rooms 25a and Up. Attractive Rates to Student. W can please you. MIBCTELLAITXOUa. ORADUATK NUItHB Mis Anna Rat- eliff, 482 South High itreet, Pbonel 1123. Oct 10, HOME WET WAHU LAUNDRY Let ii da your weekly wishing. We use sanitary method. We call aad de liver your washing for fiO ceoU. Give us a trial. Phone 2471. Fif teenth and B street. SEVEN WATER COMPANY. SALEM WATER COMPANY-Offlce orner Commercial and Trade streets. For water service apply at office. Bill payable monthly in advance. tTTTT" SMALL FOB, 8 ALB. general stock of merchandise; for sale. Inquire 1190 North Cap itol street. tt ,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,., r . . 2 YhAB OLD JKHHhY HULL for sale. Al8 IJ ." ,H""T John Mum Oetia acii. ltoule 3, box 2.r;i, FOR WALK An excellent driving horse chenpif tnkou at ones. Paul K, Wtolk cr, It. F. D. lio. 7, box 213, Snlom. OctliS SPLIT HODV OAK wood, 4.50 per cord; grub onk $5.00 $5.10; ash (4.50. Second growth fir, (3.S0. I'hone 813, during, business hours. J. H. Eaton. Oct. 11 foil BALE Usod heating stoves ga lorot Good stock of used furniture of all kinds. Good stock of new goods. Exchange department. Doutach gesprochen. Come. Peuta Furniture Co., 233 North Commercial. tf FOK BALE Ii pnssengnr Duiek in good condition, electric lighter all around, will givo a litoral demonstration to anyone meaning business, Call or wnto, Astor Hinith, Independence, Oregon, enrn of Heaver Hotel. Oe.t28 FOB RL-NT, NIiCLY furilshed housekeeping room, reasonable. 80S North Commercial, FOIt KENT Huito of two furnished rooms with heat and electric light. 715 Center street. Octll FOK KENT 8 mom house, 3 block from stute house, furnished or (nrtly so, if desired. I'hone 331 M. Oct.12. MONEY TO LOAN Oi Good BetJ Estate Bcmrttj THOS. K. FORD Over Lada Bam Bank. Balem, Orf ea g" - -J SALEM FENCE and j STOVE WORKS B. B, FLEMING, Prop. Depot American Fence Gates, Plain and Barbed Wire. Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Roofing, posts, Hop Hooka. ; 40 Years Making Stoves Stoves rebuilt and repaired. Stoves bought and lold. 250 Court Btreet. Phone 124 Back of Chicago Store. L. M. HUM Care of TICK SO TONG Chinese Medicine and Tea Company Haa medicine which will cure any known disease. 153 South High Street, Salem, Ore. Fhone283. M