Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-10-07
THE PREMIUM LIST,
Continued from yesterday
DIVISION H-DOMESTIC WOODEN
MANUFACTURES.

wards of linsey, LIST; ten yards of hit
and-miss, LIST; pair of blankets, home
made, 1st; wooden socks, homemade.
LIST.
Mrs. NJ. e. Tull, Barlow-Ten yards
of rag carpet, I'd; pair blankets, home
made, I'd; pair of wooden sheets, LIST.
Clifford Neal, Salem-Ten yards of rag
carpet, list.
Mrs. Alfred Burdette, Chemawa-
Wooden stockings, homemade, I'd;
wooden socks, homemade, I'd.
DIVISION I-BREAD, CAKE, FRUIT.
Mrs. A. B. Hofer, Salem-Potato
yeast bread, list.
Mrs. o. f. Taylor, Salem-Assortment
of catsup and meat sauce, I'd; assort-
ment of preserves, eight or more pints,
I'd; assortment of jams, five varieties,
pint glasses, I'd; assortment of pickles,
five or more, in glass quarts, I'd.
Mrs. j. f. Butler, Polk county-As-
sortment of catsup and meat sauce, list.
Mrs. A. Fisher, Salem-Assortment of
sweet pickles, FIVE or more, LIST.
Mrs. S. II. Foster, Standardization
domestic canned fruits, list; assortment
of fruit jellies, ten or more, LIST; assort-
ment of preserves, eight or more pints,
Cd; assortment of jams, five varieties,
ISL. dSSOIlIlelhl u DlChltS, I'VE OF more
in glass quarts, I'd; assortment of sweet
pickles, five or more, I'd.
Mrs. II. H. Raglan, Salem-Potato
yeast bread, I'd.
Mrs. e. Gillingham, Salem-Fruit
cake, I'd.
Mrs. G.. A. Rockwell, Salem-Steamed
brown bread, I'd; coffee cake, LIST.
Mrs. Andrew Vercler, S~alem-Assort-
.o,+ oe fr,,it ialliac ton or mora Od
Miss Obie Stayton, Salem-Baking
powder bisucit, LIST.
Mrs. Claud Catch, Salem-Gelatine
cooking, I'd.
Miss Ethel Knight, salem-Layer
cake, list.
Mrs. John Card, salem-steamed
brown bread, list.
Mrs. J.. II. Lewis, Salem-Salt rising
bread, I'd.
Mrs. C. e. Dayton, Salem-Loaf cake
1st.
Mrs. f. B.. Southwick, Salem-Layel
cake, d.; coffee cake, I'd; loaf cake, I'd.
Miss Jennie Cunningham, Salem
Assortment of cakes, not less than five
1st.
Miss Florence Cunningham, Salem
Fruit cake, LIST.
Mrs. A. Patterson, Salem-Gelatin,
cooking, LIST.
Mrs. A. ]. Herren, Salem-Salt rising
bread, 1st.
DIVISION N-VEGETABLES.
I. T. Moore, Salem-Pumpkins, LIST.
j. A. Douglas, Albany-Onions, an,
variety, one peck, LIST.
f. A. Wolfe, Falls City-Beets 70
table, six specimens, three (0 varieties
I'd; mangel-wurzel, six specimens, LIST
exhibit of cabbage, not less h thre
varieties, I'd; largest four cabbages, LIST
exhibit of carrots, not less tina twent,
pounds, I'd; potatoes, early, three va
rieties, one peck, I'd; coulihower, 81
specimens, 1st; parsnips, twelve spec
mems, LIST; kale, six specimens, Isl
kahlrabi, six specimens, LIST; rutabaga'
six specimens, 1st; s~quashes for tabl'
six specimens, 1st; pumpkins, five spec
mems, I'd; turnips, three varieties
twelve specimens each, 1st; tomatoe
three varieties, twelve specimens G
each. I'd, six largest tomatoes, LIST.
Belle Wolfe, Fall City-Six largest u
matoes, I'd; r~utabagas, six sptclmeh'
I'd: kale, six specimens, I'd; mango
wurzel, six specimens, I'd; potatoe
early, three varieties, one peck, lst'
w. S. Tull, Barlow-Onions' any VI
riety, one peck, I'd.
Claud Matheny, SalemEIonldloe
three varieties, twelve specimens eac
LIST. n
O. Dickinson Seed Co., Salem-o
ions. yellow Danvers, one peck "a.
]. r. Douglas, Albany-Onlons' J.
low Danvers, n peck, LIST.
r. and p. Kaiser, S~alem-Sugar pee
civ sDecimens, 1St.
C. M. LaFollett, Wheatland-ENni
of not less than twenty pounds ISL
+ w. LaFollett, Brooks-Lars'
SQUASH Of n kind, list an "a.
q Zuiderduin, La Grande-Beets
table, six specimens, three Vai.e'i
1st: sugar beets, six specimens "a
hihi+ Of abbag not less than three
rieties. six specimens or each' =
Loblrabi. six specimens, I'd; pest
varieties of vegetables most pfo
for the market garden Isl, -
p A. Wolfe Falls City-BeSI anu -
artistic arranged group OF VegeUap
not more than ten feet high anu el
feet wide. 1st; best ten varleules Oh '
etables for family garden SIZE hihi
rietv ito be considered, to be eAnHpI
hv the nroducer, ID; best ten VarletS
;,ooa+ahIes most profitable LOT inc II
Ntb0N1PEN
ket garden, lst. Do-+ ten
Bell Wolfe, Falls City-Bess o ple
rieties of vegetables most prohtau rie
the market garden. LIST; pest va
Of vegetables for family garae% h.
and variety to be consldereu' ~
inhibited by the producer, ls[
sweepstakes for Fine VOL
ID w Carey. Salem-Ram, with
% his lambs. pure blood, ISL
Sweepstakes for Middle w nItb
r. Scott, Milwaukie-Kam' WIZ"
of his lambs pure blood, lst'
Breeders Special PreI @nhihi
r. w. Carey, alem- 80 in
70 head of fine wool sheep preu a,' az
gon, or owned in the state "e'
Year prior to the fair, LIST, vn,n,t 0
p, Scott, Milwaukie-EXnl3" IN =
head Of long wool sheep preu
cor, or owned in the state oH'
nrIor to h fair, I'd. u,.noro-
lanes Withycombe, H1lIS So :
hibit of 70 head of middle he
bred in Oregon, or owned "
one year prior to the talr' Iu' Evbib
] b. stump, Monmouth[IE aad ~
-AaLn lNELl J.