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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCT. 14, 1916. Final Lists of Oregon State Fair, 1916 Textiles Taxtiile Department, Hand Sewing Inhibitors, Alius Plorenco Dayton, I'ortlnnd; Mr. Clara John, Glendnte; liillinn Roberts, Portland; Mm. L. ('. Mii-kclsou, Portland; Alarie F. Knight, Nnlemi Aim. Fred 11. Sdioiik, AleAIiiin- ville; F.llcn L. Fawk, Snlem; Lora I'lot.l Albany: Mrs. Kate Bngswell, Portland; Mrs. Thos. K. Riley,' Alliuuy; Kniinni treen, Turner; (irnce ('. Siecer, Sa 1cm; Airs. Jelferson -Myers, Portland; Mrs. ,T. A. Asken, Oregon City; Airs. Uvo. Neuner, lioscburg; Altu Jones, Sulcm; Airs. II. K. llnrret, Forest Grove; Mrs. C. C. Wnlker, Salem; Airs. It. II. Criinstcd, Kosebnrg; Mrs. At. C. Pettvs, Salem; Annie Wicdorhuldt, Portlnnd; Myra F. Pack, llcppner; Fsthor Plank, I Woodburn; Veda May Cross, Salem; ' Mrs. W. Brown, Salem; Airs. Wayne H.j Henry, Salem; Mrs. Ray C. linker, Sa- lem; Airs. (',. Gregory. Salem; Airs. II. Kostenbonler, Salem; Delia llognn, Sa ! lem; .Mrs. V. L. Gibson, Salem; Minnie' sen cock, rviicni; i.niian iciicock, ra-j lem. Hand Sewing 'Hemstitched tea cloth First, AInrie 1'. Knight. Baby dress Mrs. Kay C. Tinker. Fancy apron First .Minnie F. Knight ci-ouil, Mrs. C. Gregory, Set of bed linen First Veda May Cross; second, Lorn Plot.. Set of table linen, 7 pieces First, Mrs. If. II. (irimstcil. v Any other garment First Anna Wie dcrhuldt; second, Mrs. Kay C, linker. Machine Sewing Apron First, Elene L. Fawk. Suit of underwent, 3 pieces First. Mrs. li. 11. Griiustcd; second, .Marie F. Knight. Night dress First, F.lene .L. Fawk. Any inner garment snowing superior VforKinaiu-inip hirst. Airs. V, I.,. Gil Hon; second, Mrs. ii. II. Grimstcd. Artistic Silk Embroidery Centerpiece Kensington on linen First, Airs. II. K. Ilarrct. Kensington lung and short stitch f irst, Delia Jlngnn; second, Mrs. Fred II. Sehenk. Lunch cloth Kensington on linen l irst, .Mrs. Geo. N'euner. Dn-st-cr scarf on linen First, Atrs, Jefferson Myers; second, .Marie F. Knight. , Sola pillow conventional First, El ene L. Fawk. Sola pillow long and short stitch First, Airs. W. Grown; second, Airs. L. C. Mickelson. Sofa pilloy Kensington on solid First, Marie F. Knight; second, Airs. It. K. Ilarret t. Sola pillow cross stitch First Marie F. Knight. .flniincl skirt First, Lillian Hub eris. Display of fancy bags First, F.lene li. Fawk; second, Airs. Kale Bngswell. Display of sola pillows, not less than !i First, Annie Wiederlioldt; second, Mrs. J. A. Awl. en. Special Frizes Collection of needlework, by club not less than IJ or more than 1.1 pieces First, Sweet llrinr Club, Salem, It. F. I. I, box -il; second I'riscilla Club, Sa lem. Display of 3 or more pieces any kind of work by women, over Su years of age First, Airs. W. .1, Humphreys, Chaw, Oregon. Display of .", pieces of handicraft must be iinnsuul such as rug or basket work First Sara Latimer, Salem, Ore.; nei'oud, Airs. A. Van Patten, Snlein. White Embroidery Seventy three exhibitors. Centerpiece French and eyelet First Mrs, Jesse W. Savage, Salem; second, Grace Hubert son, Turner. Centerpiece satin stitch First, So n.ie C. Spears, Sulcm; second, Kmmn iireen, Turner. Centerpiece llciinho- First, Mrs. Ella Toinlinson, Albany. Centerpiece llnrdinger First, Mrs. l. W, Wade, Dilley; second. Airs. Wayne D. Henry, Snlein. Centerpiece lioimvn rutwork First, Airs. -I. W. ltenncy, Vancouver, Wn.; wood, Mrs. Akin K. Lewis, Crabtree, Ore. Lunch cloth French and eyelet First Mrs. l.illie Wcseot, Albany; second. Mrs. J. A. Aken, Oregon City. l.unrh cloth, satin stitch First, Mm. O. C, l.ocke, Salem; second, Airs. 11. W hut Ion, Portland. Lunch cloth, hnrdnuger First, Airs. O. W. Wade, Portland; sccwml, Etta White, Salem. I.iiiic-li ciioth. Roman cutwork First, Mrs. J. W. Renney, Vancouver, Wash-; croud. Mrs. AI. A. Pettingell, Portland. Trar cloth, French and eyelet First, Mrs. Ray C. Baker, Liberty, Ore.; sec ond, Afrs. Alary C. Vote, Albany. Lunch set, T pieces First, Lillian Huberts, Portland; second, Mrs. J. A. Asken, Portland. Sofa pillow, French and eyelet First, F.lene L. Fawk, Salem. Sideboard scarf, French and eyelet First, Airs. J. A. Asken, Oregon City; second, Anna Mealy, Pottlnnd. Sideboard tcnrf, satin stitch First, ITrs. Fred H. Sehenk, AlcAIinnvillu; sec ond, Elene I Fawk, Salem. Dresser set 3 piece" First, Mrs. IT. K. Abel, Snlem. Dresser scarf, French and eyelet First, Mrs. Ray C, Baker, Salem; sec ond, Airs. J. A.' Asken, Oregon City. I'll! eushion, French and eyelet First, Mrs- W. II. Abel, Sulcm; second, Lillian Roberts, Portland. Pair embroidered pillow slips First, Teda AIny Cross, Salem; second, Flor ence Hickox, Portland. Pair embroidered towels First. Atrs. J. A. Asken, Oregon City; second, Airs. Are You Poorly? Poor health and a run down condition may be the outcome of a spell of stom ach trouble; but listen TRY HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters A tva rds Knte Bngswell, Portlnnd. Sot of lied linen, 3 pieces Frist, Mrs. Kdna SchiimHker, Jeffersou; second, Mrs. Lorctla .May, Salem. J'Set table linen, 3 pieces First, Mrs. O. C. Locke, Salem; second, Mrs. Thos. F. Rile, Albany. Set rmliroidered underwear First. Alfa Jones, Snlein. Night gown, Frenrli embroidery Mrs. Cornell, Grants Pass: second. Anna Wioderhnld, Portlnnd. Mght Kov.-ii, French and eyelet First, Veda May Cross, Salem; second, Airs. Lorettn .May Salem. ( orsot cover, French and eyelet First, Mrs. Lorettn May, Salem; second, Mrs. Fred H. Sehenk, AIcAIinn- ; ville. Shirt waist, French and eyelet First, and second, Mrs. I.oretta Alay, Salem. Shirt waist, French embroidery First, Lillian Roberts, Portlnnd; second, Mrs. W. Roone, Snlem. Set collars and cuffs First, Mrs Ray C. Baker, Salem; second, F.nimn Green, i urner, Baby bonnet First, Airs. Ruv C. Bak er, Salem; second, Klene L. Fawk, Sa lem. Knby pillow First, Mrs. II. II. Fawk, Snlein; second, Lillian Roberts, Portland- Hit by coach robe First, Airs. Ray C. Baker, Salem. .Baby skirt First. Lillian Roberts. Portlnnd: second. Airs. E. W. Peterson; Slinw, Ore. Bnby dress First. Airs. Ray 0. Buk er, Salem; second, Sophia C. s'penrs, Sn lem. Child's dress First, Airs. Ray C Buker, Salem; second, Airs. E, W. Peter son, Shaw, Ore. Display of (i embroidered handker chiefsFirst, Airs. Cornell, Grants Pass; second. Airs. Kate Bagswcll, Portia nd. Display of 3 lingerie bags First, El ene L. Fanks, Snlem. Collection 3 fancy aprons First, Airs. Ray C. Baker, Snlem; second, Airs J. A. Askcii, Oregon City. Display Swedish dnrning, 3 pieces First, Airs. Ella Tomlins Albanv; second. Airs. F. I.. Pnrvin. Snlein. Embroidered tablecloth First. Afrs. Mary E. Fox. Albany; second, Airs- L. A. Creitz, Portlnnd. Centerpiece, French kind First. Afrs. Francis Newberry, Salem. Pair towels, Swedish darning First. Anna Wieilerhnld. Portland. Specials. Alt. Alollii-k centerpiece First, Aire. F. L. Hoskins. Talbot, Ore. Oriental display First, I.eunpcarl Wright. Salem. Sjiecial wooluuilt First, .Mnttir John son, Macleay, Ore. Colored Cotton Embroidery IK exhibitors. Lunch cloth First. Lora Plot, Al bany; second. Snrn Latimer, Salem. Centerpiece First. Alorie F. Knight Nalcni; second, Airs. C. Gregory, Sa- ILMI. Centerpiece French knot First, Afrs Will Foster, Salem; second. Annis Wie deihold, Portland. Dresser scarf First. Alpha Potmen, naiciii; seconu. .Mrs. limns I). Wait, Sa lem, Collar and cuff set First. Airs. Ray ('. linker. Snlem. Sofa pillow First., Airs Jefferson Meyers,-Portland; second, Afrs. Rnv C. linker, Salem. Set of t! knuilhereliicPs First, Aloree F. Knight, Salem. Display of 3 fancy bags First, Elene L. Fawk, Salem. Pair of towels First, Mrs. Kate liagswcll, Portland. Set of bed linen 3 pices First, Alpha Potmen, Salem; second, Airs. E. J. Roth, Portland. ' Single apron First Afrs. Ray C. linker, Snlem; second, Aliss Louisa Iloh- bcrger, Po, Ore. Night gown First, Airs. Geo. Xeun er, Kosetiurg. Cross stitch table cloth or runner First, Airs. Af. AI. Hofer, SaJem; second Elene I.. Fawk, Snlem. Display of cross stitich 3 nieces First, Airs. E. A. Colony, Salem; second Airs. m. AlcCulluni, Snlem. Table runner First, 'Airs. Jefferson Myers, Portland. I'illow slips First, Altn .Tones, Sn lem; second, Air. Ennis P. Wait, Sa lem. Cross stitch pillow First, Afrs. AI. Af. Hot'er, Snlem; second Airs. Kate Bags well, Portland. Bungalow set not less than i pieces First, Zoe F.. Olmsted, Salem; second Airs. Ennis P. Wait, Salem. Point Lace, Battenburg and Duchess Duchess Ihco handkerchief First, Mrs. AI. AI. Hofer, Salem; second. Airs. A. T. Bird. Portland. Pitches lace collar Firtt, Mrs. Ella Tonilinsou, Albany; second, Mrs. P. A. Kingsley, Snlem, Duchess Inoo centerpiece First, Mrs. AI. AI. Hofer, salem; second, Mrs. Geo. N'euner, Roscburg. Duchess lace display 4 pieces First. Airs. Ella Tomlinson, Albany. Point lace handkerchief First, Airs. Geo. N'euner, Portland; second, Airs. AI. M. Hofer, Snlem. Point lace collar First, Louise Hoh- bergor, Po, Oregon. Point lace baby bonnet First, Airs. Clara Af. Cheadie, Lebanon; second, .Mrs. I.llu Tomlinson, Albany. Point lace display 4 pieces First and second, Mrs. H. O. nirkox. Tort land. Bntenburc table scarf First, Airs. 0. W. Coolidge. Salem; second, Airs. A. Edi. k. Scio. 1 liatenburg display 4 pieces iRifct, Airs. D. A. Kiugsley, Salem; second, Airs. F.Ua Tomlinson,' Albany. Lace lunch cloth set First, Delia Ilogiin, Snlem. j . special i Fern Bat unburn opera coat First, Mr. J. A. Asken, Oregon City. Drawn Work T.nneh cloth First. Mrs. Cornell, Grants Pass; second, Mrs. M. C. Pet lev. Snlent. Sofa pillow First, Airs. W. L. Skip ton, snlem; second, Mrs, M. C. Pettey, Snlem. Centerpiece First, Afrs. Geo. Xeun er, Host-burg; second, Annie vweuer holJ, Portland. Tair pillow slips First, Afrs. Geo. N'euner, Roseburg; second, Mrs. Jose phine Childers, Salem, Pair of towcls Airs. Josephine Chil ders, Salem. Side board scarf First, Airs. A. S. Hnsscy, Salem; second, Airs. Josephine Childers, Saleut. Handkerchief First, Airs. Clara AI. Cheadie, Lebanon; second, Mrs. Belle Cornforth, Salem. Display of 3 pieces First, Airs. Geo. tenner, Koscburg; secoiul, Airs. Jose phine Childers, Salem. Tatting 4 Exhibitors. Collar white standing First, Mrs. Kate Bngswell, Portland; second, Mrs. D. AIcLin, Portland. Collar ecru, lay down First. Airs. D. AlcLin, Portland; second, Airs. A. Kdick, Scio. Collar and cuff set First. Airs. D. AlcLin, Portland; second, Anna Loniui rous, Scotts Mills. Handkerchief with wide edge First Airs. D. AlcLin, Portland; second Annie Wiederbobl, Portland. liagFirst, Airs. P. AlcLin, Portland; second, Airs. Fred H. Sehenk, AIcMinii- ville. Baby bonnet First, Anny Hughes, Salem; second, Airs, Xelson ilursey, Portland. Set of rt medallion First. Lncr Ash ton, Tangent. Set of 0 doilies First, Lucy Ash ton, Tangent. Centerpiece First, Anna Commrous, Scotts Alills; second, Airs. Stella AI. White, Snlem. Pair of towels tatting, trimmed First, Airs. A. E. W'helbeck, Hnlsey; second, Airs. Alary A. Shaver, Salem. Display of fating fi pieces First. Mrs. D. McLin, Portland; second, Airs. A. E. Whelbeck, Hulsey. D orset cover First, Airs. D. AlcLin, Portland; second, Rosamond Gilbert, Snlein. Crocheting 711 exhibitors, in this class largest number ever entered. Ladys shawl First, Airs. F. L. Tal but; second, Elene L. Fnwk, Salem. Childs sac(ue First, Airs. Kate Bags well. Portland: second. Airs. Will fos ter, Snlem. Slippers First, Airs. E. C. Cross, Sa lem; second, Aloree F. Knight, Salem. Afghan First, Airs. H. W. Sitton Portland; Airs. A. L. Creitz, Portland. Bedspread First, Airs. Henry Scliroe der, Pratiim; second, Grace C Spencer, Salem. Bedspread fillet First, Airs. Fred Berchtold. Corvallis: second. Airs. L. A. Crietz, Portland. Filet centerpiece First, Airs. Emma Murphy, Portland; second, Airs. AI. AI. Hofer, Snlem. Filet collar and cuffs First. Olgn Lyon, Scio. Filet collar First, Airs. Will Foster, Sulem; second, Prudence I'ardue, Grants Pass. Filet bag First, Airs. Will Foster. Salem; second, Louise Hohberger, Port land. Pair of towels fillet First, Airs. Will Foster, Salem. Single towel filet trimmed First, Grace C. Spencer, Salem; second, Airs. Will Foster, Snlem. Set crochet doilies First, Airs. E. ('. Cross, Salem; second, Airs. Kate Bngswell, Portland. Lunch set all crochet First, Jessie C. Vendor, Salem; second, Olgn Lyon, Scio. Xight gown or chemise yoke all chochet First. Airs. O. L. Bird, Port land: second, Grace C. Spencer. Night gown or chemise yoke with braid First. Airs. L. C. Aliekelson, Portland; second, Airs. H. O. Hickox. Portland. Irish collar and cuff set First, An nie Wiederhobl, Portland Irish collar First, Afrs. Cornell, Grants Tass; second, Annie Wiederhobl Portlnnd. Irish bag First, Afrs. AI. AI. Hofer Salem; second. Airs. D. A. Kiugsley, Sa lem. Xacrame bag First and second, Afrs. AI. A. Pettingell, Portland. Display of filet, 3 pieces First, Airs. E. C. Cross, Salem; second, Airs. Fred II. Scheuk. AIcAIinnville. Display of Irish 5 pieces First, Airs. L. A. Creitz. Portlnnd; second, Airs. Kate llagswell, Portland. Filet crochet corset cover First, Prudence Pardue, Grants Pass; second Airs. Edna Huusaker, Jefferson. Filet crochet night gown First, Alo ree F. Knight, Salem; second, Airs. M. E. Gill, Portlnnd. Warp crochet First, Airs. A. ,Ti Bark hurst, Salem, Lunch set IS pieces First, Airs. Win. I to x in it a, Portland; second, Sophie C. Spears, Salem. Pillow First, Airs. Wayne Henry, Snlem; second, H. O. Hickox, Portland. Table ruuner Fvrst, Airs. AI. E. Gill, Portland; second. .Margaret Afiinson, Salem. Display of usefu I articles First, Airs. Emma Alurphy, Portland; second, ilattie E. Bnrtholomay. Portland. Special Centerpiece First, Airs. P. A. Kings ley, Salem. Knitting, 42 Exhibitors. Bedspread First, Mrs. C. J- Krueger, Sulem; second, Airs. C, I., Holm, Sn lem. Slippers First, Airs. Kate Bagswcll, Portland; second, Mr. Heary Fawk, Salem. Shawl First, Airs. Emma Battel!. Sa lem; second, Mrs. K- U. Griusted, Rose burg. Display of 3 or more useful articles First, Airs. R. I,, tllwood; secoud, Mrs. Maggie Leff, Salem. Hand Work, Women 0er 60 Years of Age, 48 Exhibitors. . Three Hemstitched handkerchiefs First, Mrs. Mary A. Shaver, Salem. Fancy apron First. Mrs- Clara Johns. Olendale, Ore.; second. Airs. Sarah Ware, Salem. Centerpiece, silk embroidery First, Anna Commrous, Scotts Alills, Ore. Centerpiece, white embroidery Frist, Mrs. D, Cade, West Salem: second. Mrs. Jane William, Salem. Lunch cloth, white embroidery First, Atrs. Francis Newberry. Salem; second, Airs. James Mitchell, Sulem. Pair of embroidered pillow slips First, Mrs. Margaret Mathers. Snlem: ccond, Airs, James Mitchell, Salem. Bed quilt, silk patchwork crazy First, Airs. Amanda Carl. Salem; second. Airs. S, J. Aleredith, Portland. Bed quilt, eottou patch work (ot rraiy) First, Mrs. AI- M. Small, Sil verton; second, Mrs. S. A. Lewis, Rick reall. Ore. Shawl, crocheted First. Afrs. AI. At. small, Silvertou; secoud, Airs. At. D Kern, Gresham. Shawl, knit First, Airs. F.rnestine Krdinun, Medford; second, Mrs. P. I Gier, Salem. Bedspread, crocheted First. Afrs. J. A. Page, Salem; second, Mrs. H. E. Hin- ton, roriiauu. Bedspread, knit First,-Anna Comm rous, Scotts Mills, Ore.; second, Mrs. Alary A. Shaver, Salem. Two yards knit lace First, Airs. Ern nstine Erdman, Aledford; secoud, Airs. Clara Johns, Salem. Two yards crocheted lnce First, Airs. J- A. Page, Salem; second, Airs. Jane Williams, Salem. Display 3 pieces of erochet work First, Airs. D. W. Afatthews, Salem; second, Airs. A. J. Parkhurst, Snlem. Needle-craft, for Oirhj Under 14 Years. Display crocheting, 3 pieces First, Thulma Alunima, Sulem; second, Doro thy Copley, Snlem- Display of tattinir First. Dorothy Copley, Salem: secoud. Gladys Bussett. uaiea, jre. Pair of embroidered ' nillow alius nrsi, Dcyn cooper, pulem. Fancy apron First, Beyrl Cooper, Sa lem; second, Bessie Mum'mn, Salem. Xight gown First,. Tkulina. Mumma. Salem. . . Sofa pillow, silk, embroidered First, Youise Wick, Sulem; secoud, Elsie Wick, Salem. Child's dress, hand made First, Agnes Fuller, Lyons, Ore. Display cross stitch, 3 pieces First, Arneta Roberts, Salem; second, Lenta Bumgartner. Dressed doll First, Alarie Waggoner, Turner, Ore. Specials. Collection of doll hats First. AInrie TV . T l . ..." Waggoner, Turner. Cereal Foods Domestic Baking. Salt rising bread first Airs. O. P. Hoff, Salem. Potato yeast bread first Afrs. Af." L. Barber, Salem; second Mrs. J. L. Alun son, Salem. Xut bread first Mrs. Alice Lane, Salem; second Jessie C. Vender, Snlem. Steamed brown bread first Cather ine X'. Brown, Salem; second Airs. Roy Kern, Gresham. Baking powder biseuit-sjfirst Airs. R. V. Ohiuart, Salem; second Airs. J. L. Afunson, Sulem. Half dozen doughnuts first Grace C. Spencer, Salem; second Airs. E. F. Wright, Salem. One dozen cookies plain first Afrs. E. F. Wright, Salem; second Jessie C. Vender, Salem. One dozen fruit cookies first Afrs. Af. L. Barber, Salem; second Airs. Charles AI. Eppley, Salem. Coffee cake first Winifred Benison, Salem ; second Jessie C. Vender, Sulem. Layer cake first Airs. AI. L. Barber, Salem; secoud Grace' Roberson, Turner. Fruit cake first Mrs. V.. F. Wright, Salem. Loaf cake first Afrs. AIny Gibson, Salem; second Aliss Veda Alay Cross, Salem. Augel cake first Airs. Gibson, Salem; second Jessie C. Vender, Salem. Assortment or 3 cakes first Jessie V. Vender, Salem; second Airs. Chas. AI. Eppley, Snlem. Whole wheat bread first Airs. E. F. Wright, Salem; second Airs. Atay Gib son, Snlem. One pound nougat first Winifred Benison, Salem; second Airs. Alay Gib son, Salem.. preserves, r tcxies, ttc. Largest and best collection domestic canned fruits in quart jars first Airs. A. V. Oliver, Riekreall; second Mrs. F. U Purvine, Salem. Largest and best assortment of cntsups and meat sauces in bottles first Airs. Alay Gibson, Salem; second Jessie ('. Vender, Snlem. Largest and best assortment fruit jellies, 10 or more in glasses first Airs. A. V. Oliver, Rickh-eall; second Mrs. A. G. Roberts, Riekreall; third Airs. Roy Kern, Gresham. Largest and best assortment pre serves in preserve jars first Jessie C. Vender, Sulem; second Airs. Aluy Gib son, Salem. Largest and hest assortment of jams first Jessio C. Vender, Snlem; second, Afrs. Alay Gibson, Salem. Best assortment canned vegetables not less than 0 first Jessie C. Vender, Salem; second Airs. Alay Gibson, Salem. Largest aud best assortment of pickles first Airs. Roy Kern, Gres ham; second Mrs. Jessie C. Vercler, Salem. Largest and licst assortment of sweet pickles, 5 or more in glass bot tlesfirst Jessio C. Vender, Salem; second Airs. AInv Gibson, Salem. Cereal Foods Misses Under 14 Years. Potato yeast bread first Clifford Irwing, Salem. ' Baking powder biscuit first Vellida Ohmart, Snlem. Layer cake first Lent Baumgart ner, Snlem; second Helen Marcus, Salem. . . Loaf cake first Ruth Tucker, Sulem; second Selma Alathis, Salem. Floral Professional class. Collection of" green houso plants on 100 square feet First, Henry Clemen son, Newberg. Collection of dunlins, shown flat First, Gill Bros. Seed Co. Semi-nrofessional. . Collection of geraniums 6 pots First Mrs. Alary E. Hass, Salem. Collection of not plants other than geraniums First Airs. Alary E. Haas, Salem. Hanging basket First, Mm. Mary h. Haas. l'orch box First. AI. E. Brooks, Sa lem; second, Airs. Alary K. Haas, Sa lem. Collection of cut flowers other than dahlias First, Mrs. Alary E. Haas, second, Airs. F. L. Purvine, Salem. Collection or cut roses first, -Mrs. F. I, Purviue, Salem. Collection of astors In vases. 13 blos soms to vase tint, Airs. -Mary r.. Haas, Salem. Best specimen pot plant First, Mrs. Mary K. Hast, Salem. Begonia in pot First. Sirs. Mary E. Haas, Salem; second, Mrs. F. L. Pur vine, Salem. Amateur class. Collection of pot plants other than geraniums, 8 pots First, Mrs. Wayne B. Henry, Sulem; second, uleau 1'ur- vine, Salem, Collection of blooming geraniums 6 pots First, Airs. W. II. Parker, Salem. Hanging basket First, Atrs. W. H. Parker; second, Mrs. C. Spitibart, Sa lem. Pon-h box with plants First, Mrs. W. II. Parker, Salem. Collection of cut flowers other than dahlias First, Airs. W. H. Parker, Sa lem; second, Mrs. W". Harvey Crawford Salem. : Collection of sweet peas 6 vases 5 blooms each First, Afrs. H. R. Presnall Turner; second, Mrs. W. H. Parker, Sa lem. Collection of roses (1 rases 5 blooms to vase First, Airs. Wayne D. Henry, Salem. Collections of astors 6 vases 1j blooms to vase First, Mrs. W. H. Par ker, Salem; second, Mrs. H. R. Pres nall, Turner. Specimen pot plant First, Mrs. W. II. Parker, Salem; second. Mrs. C. Spitzbart, Salem: third. 8. E. Walton. Salem. X'ovelties 1st Salem Floral society Begonia in pot First. Ralpr W. Em mons, Salem; second, Airs. Lizzie W Smith, Salem; third, Airs. Wavne D. Henry, Salom. 4 vases any cut flowers not mention ed above First, Mrs. W. H. Parker, Salem; second, Afrs. Wayne D. Henry, Snlem. Stiecial sweet peas First, V. Pvk- stra, "Salem. variety Alonday Firstj Mrs F. LTurvine, Salem. Decorative variety Tuesday First, Mrs. t. li, Purvine, Salem. Cactus variety Wednesday First, -Mrs. t. u. Purvine, Salem. General collection of all tvpes and varieties Thursday First, Airs. F. L. Purvine, Salem., Special Sweet peas for exhibition onlv First V. Dykstra, Snlein. Amateur dahlias (junior Decorative variety Tuesday First, liatpn w. r.mmoiis. Snlem. Cactus variety Wednesday First, Ralph W. Emmons, Salem. General collection of all types and varieties Thursday First, Ralph W. Emmons, Salem. Amateur dahlias (senior) Cactus variety Wednesday First, .Mrs. Anna Billings, Tillamook. General collection of all types and ivarieties rFirst, Airs. Annn Billings, Tillamook. Art. portraits Photographic anil land scapes j , . Group (1 portraits must include 1 bust, 1 two thirds, and one- full size First, C. Elmore Graver Portland. Best collection of landscapes or ma rines First, A. L. Thomas, Xewport. Amateur photography Photographic views, landscaies; col lection to consist of not more than 24 First, J. R. Wharton, Koscburg; sec ond, Glenn AI. Davidson, Gresham. l'ortraits or geuco. best, collection not more than 21 First, JAIis. F. W. Chase, Salem. Contact print First, Airs. F. W Chaee, Salem; second, O. A. Xelson, lentralia, n. Oil paintings Portrait from life, exhibited for first time l-irst, S. Mizuero, Portland; sec ond, Grace Hunt, Snlem. Figure study life First, Airs. AI. F. Woods, Salem; secoud, Aliss Grace L. Hunt, Portland. Landscnpe sketch from nature First Clyde Leon Keller; second H. AI. (ill bert, Salem. Marine sketch frbm nature First, Henry Lee, Sulem; second, D. E. Aley- ers, Talbot. Animal study from life First, R, AI. Gilbert, Salem; second, Airs. S. AI. We ber, Alilwaukie. Flowers from nature First, Alargar et Gill, Salem; second, Airs. Frederick Berchtold, Corvallis. Fruit from nature First, G. H. Fow ler, Portland; second, Airs. Frederick Berchtold, Corvallis. Still life, original composition First G. H. Fowler, Salem; second, Airs. G. G. Shirley, Alc.Minnville. Water color painting (open class) Portrait from life First, Atargaret Gill, Salem; second, AlnTgaret Legg, Salem, Figure study from life First. Clyde Leon Keller, Portland; second, Margar et Gill, Salem. Landscape from nature First, Hel ena Oates, Fortlsnd; second, C. M. Epp ley, Salem. Flowers from nature First, Miss Elenor Carr, Portland. Fruit from nature First, Margaret Gill, Salem; second, Poris Evans Pew therer, Salem. Still life original composition First Alargaret Gill, Salem; second, Poris Ev ans Pewtherer, Salem. Marine from nature First, Aliss Eli nor Carr, Portland; second, Clyde Leon Keller, Portland. Pastel (open class) Portrait from life First, Aliss Eli nor Carr, Portland. Life study First, Eva M. Good speed, Salem; second, Edith Morgan, Alilwaukie. Flowers from nature First, Margar et Gill, Salem. Laudscaiie from nature First, P. E. Movers, Talbot; second, Aliss Elinor Carr, Portland. Marine from nature First, 8. Mi zuero, Portland; second, Miss Cora Hundry, Salem. Work iu monochromes Figure full length from life exhibit ed for first time First, Edith Morgan Alilwaukie; second, Miss Grace L. Hunt Portland. Head from life First, Miss Grace L. Hunt, Portland; second, Renslta It Swart, Salem. Still life original composition First Mrs. AI. F. Woods, Portland. Charcoal sketch from nature or life First, Doris Evans Pewtherer, Sa lem; second, Miss Grace L. Hunt, Port land. Pencil sketch from nature or life First, Mararet Gill, Salem; second. Miss Grace L. Hunt, Portland. Amatenr under 16 years of age Landscape or marine sketch from nature in color First, Atargaret Far rfngton, Portland; second, f Muriel Steeves, Snlem. Ijfe study First, ATurlel Steeves, Salem; second, Atabel Claire West, Sa lem. Still life study First, Afuriel Steev es, Salem; second, Linnea .Nelson, Med ford. Miscellaneous open to all Tapestry painting open to all First and second, Et M. Goodspeed, Salem. Book cover, original design First, Airs. M. G. Douglas, Eugene; second. Mrs. S. AI. Webber, Wilwankie. Magazine cover original design First, Airs. J. E. Waggoner, Turner. Leather tooled First, Afrs. M. G. Douglas, Eugene; second, Mrs. M. F. Woods, Portland. Clay modeling First, Edith Morgan, Alilwaukie; secoud, Mrs. M. F. Woods. Portlaud. Edith I'oster original (in color( First, Mrs .1. v aggoner, 1 urner. Cnrtoon First, Mrs. J. E. Waggoner Turner; second, Dewey Auller, Latah, wash. Carved wood First, R. AI. Milter, Salem. ' Specials lvrniraiiliy Firr Ctive Af. Sniv. Portland. Silhouettes First. M. S. Bellamy, Tacoma, Wash.; second, Austin J. Aey- lon, Portland. Pen and ink perspectin First, Le- Roy Hewlitt, Salem. Silk and yarn First, E. V. Jensen, Portland. Apiary. Bee and Honey Department. Best display of honey producing plants of Oregon pressed and mounted bearing common and proper name, local ity collected and date of blooming First, L. C. Fones, Carleton, Ore. Specimen of honey comb not less than 24 pounds First, Jack Hyud, Cecil, Ore.; second, L. C. Fones, Carleton, Ore- Speciman of honey extracted not less thau 24 pounds first, u. C. rones, Carleton. Speciman of beeswax, not less than 10 pounds First, Frank il. Alley, Salem; second, L, C. Fones, Carleton, Ore. Honev vinegar, not less than 1 gal lon, shown in glass First, L. C- Fones, Carleton, Ore. Single comb nucleous, three banded Italian bees First, Frau AI. Alley, Sa lem. Single comb nucleus Golden Italian bees First, Fran AI. Alley, Salem. Single comb nucleus, Caucasian bees First, L. C. Fones, Carleton, Ore. Best displny of Queen bees of dif ferent strains First, L. C. Fones, Carle ton, Ore. Alost comple'tc and modern display of hives, tools, accessories for use about the apiary First, L. C. Fones, Carle ton, Ore. Sweepstakes. The best, most attractive, interesting, instructive and varied exhibit in this lepartment, all things considered First, L. C. Foues, Carleton, Ore. Dairy Dairy Creamery Butter.. Crenmery butter, not less than 16i pounds, iu cubes or squares in plain wrappers First, Alarian Creamery & Produce company, Salem; second, Xor w ay Creamery company, Norway, Ore. Dairy butter, not Icsb than 12 pounds, in squares Frist, Carl Aliddlestead, Crabtree, Ore.; -second, Mrs. Leonard Gilkey, Thomas, Ore. Display of dairy products First, T. S. Townsend Creamery compnny, Port lnnd; second, L'niou Aleat company, Portland, Ore- Cheese, Amerienn cheese, not less than 20 pounds First, Hugh Barber, Tillamook; second, H. AI. Bihertnn, Tillamook; third, Chris. Nelson, Alyrtlc Point, Ore.; fourth, A. J. Sehmelzer, Beaver, Ore. Display of cheese other than the nbove First, I'nion- Meat company, Portland. Creamery and Dairy Butter Score. Alarion Creamery company, Salem nrst, ji;i.3 l j. Norway Creamery company, Norwny rteconct, yii-iKi 2-3. A. A. Oswald, Portland Third, fi3.05. Henry Belloin, Coquille Fourth, Af. W. Rasmussen, Portlnud Fifth, S. O. Rice, Alt. Angel Sixth, fll. Dairy. Carl Aliddlestadt, Crabtree First, .1H t il. Atrs, Leonard Gilkev, Thomas Sec ond, 80 1-2. " Cheese. Hugh Barber, Tillamook First, 94. II. AI. Biberton, Tillamook Second, 93 1-2. Chris. Nelson, Myrtle Point Third. j i-i. Steven Bauer, Ncskowin, Ore. Fourth, 91. Milking Contest. First, H. W. Jones, Amity, Holsteia, Johunua De Kol of B.". value fat $2,1S2758. Second, Pickard Bros., Alarion, Jer sey, "Ijidy Silken Glow," value of fat, $2.1823037. Third, Wm. Bishop, Chimicam, Hoi stein, ''Jefferson Lilly Second," value or tat, fl.Huyws- Fourth, Frank Loughary, Atonmouth, Jersey, "Octavias Duchess," value of fat, L7S2252. Fifth, T. T. Hewitt, Alonmouth, Jer sey, "La Belles Girl," value of fat, f 1.1 llti-HZ. Individual Farm Exhibits, Western Oregon District. D. M. Lowe, Jackson county, Ashland, Ore., first; Chester Alichelson, Multno mah county, Portland, Ore, second. Eastern Oregon District. A. C. Alinor, Morrow county, Hepp ner, Ore., first; Ivan Stewart, Wheeler county, fossil, ore., second. Seeds Oregon Raised Seeds. Sample of white beans First, Clair Donker, Aumsville, Ore.; second, Leon ard Gilkey, Turner, Ore. Sample of rape First, L. C. Fones, Carleton; second, Paul Jaeger, Sher wood. Sample of carrot First, Leonard Gil key, Turner; second, L. C. Fones, Carle ton. Sample of cabbage First, L. C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of sugar beets First, L. C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of mangel-wurzel First, Leonard Gilkey, Turner; second, L, C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of reas First, L. C. Fones, Carleton; second, Paul Jaeger, Sher wood. Sample of flax seed First, Leonard. Gilkey, Turner; second, L. C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of timothy First, L. C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of red clover First. C. J. Ramsden, Macleay; second, V. V. Hic kox, Ontario, Ore. Sample of white clover First, L. C ! Fones, Carleton. Sample of orehardrass First, L. C. Foaes, Carletoa, Or. Sample of Alsyke eloveT First, Leon ard Giliker, Turner; second, L. C Foaes, Carleton. Sample of golden millet First, Leon- Pottery, hand made First, Alorgan, Alilwaukie. ard Gilkey, Turner; second, L. C. Fonts, arieton. Sample of alfalfa First, V, V. Hio- xox, Ontario. Sample . of red top First, I C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of French rye First, L. C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of Italian rye First, L. C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of vetch First, L. C. Foues, Carleton. Displny onion sets, yellow Pavers First, J- C. Leedy, Beaverton, Ore. Sample of not less than 1-2 bushel Bluestem wheat First, Paul Joeger. Sherwood; second, L. C. Fones, Carle ton. Sample of not less than 1-2 bushel Phobi wheat First. C. J. Bamsdea. Macleay. Samples of not less than 1-2 bushel Oregon Spring wheat first L.' C. Foaes, Carlton. Sample of 1-2 bushel Little Club wheat first V. V, Hickox, Ontario: sccona u. i:. f ones, Carlton. Sample 1-2 bushel Fortyfold wheat first L. C. Fones, Carlton. Sample of not less than 12-bushel White Velvet wheat first L. C. Fones, Carlton. Commercial Exhibit Apples. . Display of 75 boxes. 3 varieties First L. B. Skinner & Sous, Roseburg; second. D. M. Lowe, Ashland. Display of 3 boxes, 2 varieties First, Geo. Armstrong, Corvallis; second, Ik AI. Lowe, Ashland. ePars. Display of 3 boxes, 2 varieties First, D. AI. Lowe, Ashland. Prunes. Display of 3 crates 2 varieties First, Airs. J. A. Rulifson, Salem. Single Box Exhibits Apples. Spitzcnberg First, D. M. Lowe, Ash land. Yellow Newton First, D. M. Lone, Ashland. Baldwin First, Geo. Armstrong, Cor vallis. Gravenstein First, Mrs. J. A. Rulif son, Salem. Jonothau First, Airs. J. A. Rulifson, Salem; second, D. Af. Lowe. Ashland. Winter Danaua First, D. M. Lowe, Ashland. Plate Exhibit Apples. Baldwin First, Atrs. A. J. Rulifeoa, Salem. Gravenstein First, Mrs. A. J. Rulif son. Salem. Graimea Golden First. Mrs A .T R lifson, Salem; second, D. M. Lowe, Ask- 141 II U. Jonothan First, D.' il. Lowe, Ash laud. Northern Spy Airs. J. A. Bulifron. Salem. Yellow Newton Pippins First, D. M. Lowe. Spitzcnberg First, A. J. Green, Grants Pass; second. D. M. Lowe, Ash land, n AVinesap First, Adolph Skavbo, Her miston. Winter Banana thirst, D. M. Lowe, Ashland; second, A. J, Green, Grant-t Pass. Yellow Bellflower First, D. AI. Lowe. Ashluud. Grains . Grains and Grasses. Sample of 1 bushel Defiance wheat first C. J. Ramsden, Maclenv. Sample of 1-2 bushel Win'et Whit nneai nrst c. ,1. Ramsden, Macleay: second I,. C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of 1-2 bushel Golden Chaff wheat first L. C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of 1-2 bushel Red Fife wheat first L. C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of 1 bushel any other var ietyfirst Paul Jaeger," Sherwood: second L. C. Fones, Carleton. Sample of 1 bushel Winter Barley first L. O. Fones, Carleton; seeoad Paul Jaeger, Sherwood. Sample of 1-2 bushel Surprise oats first Mrs. Augusta Jaeger, Sherwood. Sample 1-2 bushel White Side oats first Mrs. Augusta Jaeger, Sherwood, second L, C. Fones, Carleton. Sample 1-2 bushel Tree or Banner oats first Afrs. Augusta Jaeger, Sher wood; second L. C. Fones, Carleton. Sample 1-2 bushel Russian Whit Winter oats first L. C. Fones, Carta ton. Sample 1-2 bushel Oree-on (Ira first Jaul Jaeger, Sherwood; Beeond L. C Fones, Carleton. Sample 1-2 bushel Swedish Select oats first Mrs. Augusta Jaeeer: sm- ond Geo. Schaaps, Pratum, Oregon. carapie i-s ousnei snolled corn first C. W. West, Oswego. Sample 12 ears white field mm first Clair Donker, Aumsville; second C. W. West, Oswego. Sample 1-2 bushel buckwheat first L. C Fones, Carleton. Display of Winter wheat. 3 varieties. 5 sheaves each first L. C. Fones, Carleton. Display of 3 varieties spring wheat, sheaves each first L. C. Foaes. Carleton. Collection of trasses. 13 varieties first L. C. Fones. Carletoa. Hops, best display in eared state, 100 pounds first James Middletoa. Dallas; second Romeo Gouley, Brooks. Exhibit of clover. 5 samules first Chester Alichaelson, Port bind; second G. E. MeCrere. MeCor. Exhibit of alfalfa. S samnles first V. V. Hickox, Ontario, Vegetables. Mangel-Wurzei, 6 snecimans first C. D Nairn, Amity; second J. K. Lantz, Cove. Best display of cabbage first J. K. (Continued on page three.) 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