The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04

Schlosser; second, J. F. Crittenden.
Jonathan apples-First, N. B.
Shafer; second, John Scoon.
Spitzenberg apples-First, Mr..
Chenore; second, MIR. Van Scort.
Winesap apples-J. F. Crittenden.
E. B. JONES, Chairman.
F. X. SPAuLDING,
JOHN SHEELER,
Horticulture.
Judges of Horses-Thomas Mad
dick, Mr.. Sprecker.
The prize of a street hat offered by
Mrs. l.. Summers was won by Miss
Media Noble for being the best young
lady rider.
Judges: L. c. Williams, Mines.
Wenner and Amundson.
Horses Entered - Ten sucking
colts. 2 yearlings, Z 2-year-olds, 8
3-year-olds.
Horses, colts of any age, of any
draft breed--First, f. l.. Schader,
So; second. r. Rhodes, So; third, e.
M. Douglas, 81.
Company's horses, special prize
First, e. Rhodes, $40; second, R.
Myers, IS.
T. c. Williams horse-First, E.
M. Douglas, $40; second, Adam
Rupert, IS.
Special prize by l.. c. Mcdonald
L. G. McDonald's horse; first e.
Rhoads. $40; second, J. H. Miller.
Judge of Cattle-M. Billiard.
Entered Cattle--Class No. 1, 10;
No. 2, 6; No. 8, Q; No. 4, 2; No. Z,
2; No. 9, 8; No. 10, 8; No. II, 1.
Special prize to Red Poll bull, to
G. F. Barnes.
For the COW producing the most
butter fat in one day-First, F.
Mohn; second, F. Mohn; third, H. w.
Turner; fourth, H. w. Turner.
For best grade heifer, any breed,
over 1 year and under 2 years
First, J. Blough.
For best grade heifer over 6
months and under 1 year-First, r.
Myers, 81.
For best grade Jersey heifer over
l year and under years-First, Lee
A. johnson, 50; second, H. M. Tur-
ner. 81.
For best registered Jersey bull
| over year and under years-First,
H. S. Knight, IS; second, John Mil
Ter. SO.
For best registered heifer, any
breed. over 1 year and under 2 years,
showing most dairy points--First,
Frank Harrison, 50.
For best registered COW, any other
breed-First, G. F. Barnes, 50.
J For best registered Jersey COW,
showing most dairy points-First, H.
S. knight, 81; second, S. J. Harrison.
For best herd of fine dairy cows,
showing most dairy points-First,
Fred Molm, So; second, H. w. Tur-
ner, red ribbon.
+ Culinary.
Mrs. ]. H. Nichols, chairman.
Potato custard pie-First, Mrs.
Croasdale.
Rooney cake-First, Mrs. Croas-
dale.
Pumpkin pie-First, Mrs. A. H.
Searles.
Judge-F. Barnes.
Three pens, shoats each; two
pens. SOW and pigs: entered.
For best pen Of four pigs under
months old-First, e. l.. Schader,
SO; second, H. M. Bagley, 81.
For best SOW and litter of pigs,
any breed-First, C. McClelland, So;
second, VIM. White. 81.
Canned Fruits.
Mrs. e. Dean, in charge of canned
fruits, jellies and pickles.
Preserved apricots-First, c..
Schlosser.
Special grapes-Mrs. c. schlosser.
Red raspberry First, Mrs.
Brown; second, Mrs. F. Noble.
Canned tomatoes--First, Mrs. I. J.
Harrison; second, Mrs. Sadie Nc
Lean.
Citron preserves-Mrs. Schader.
Can Observation-Disclosures. Vetter,
Cucumber pickes-First, Mrs. N.
Wordin; second, Mrs. 8. j. harrison.
Dried prunes-Mrs. John Laird.
Melon sweet pickles-Mrs. De
Gamble.
Tomato preserves-Mrs. w. G.
Baker.
Crabapple pickles-Mrs. John
Shelter.
French prunes-First, Mrs. F.
Noble; second, Mrs. John Shelter.
Silver prunes--Mrs. ]. D. Schlos-
ser.
Can peas-Mrs. 8. J. Harrison.
Can peaches-First, Mrs. A. d.
Cafferty; second, Mrs. J. r. Harvey.
/ Can cherries--First, Mrs. Harness;
second, Mrs. J. D. Schlosser.
Can black cherries--Mrs. M. G.
| Baker.
Currant jelly--Mrs. w. G. Baker.
Raspberry jelly-Mrs. F. Noble
| Grape-First, Mrs. Brown; second,
Mrs. Frank Bruce.
| Crabapple jelly-Mrs. F. Noble.
Vegetables.
Judges. l.. Higgins, w. G.
Baker, e. ]. Young.
Hops-A. L. Yakey, $3.50 (mdse).
Potatoes--First. d. K. MCDOWELL,
$3.50 Chocolate set; second, j. H.
Gardner, 81.
Alfalfa hay-W. G. Baker, 81.
Clover hay-W. G. Baker, 50.
Wheat-D. D. Clap, 81.
Popcorn--F. r. Noble, 81.
| Field corn-First, John Schoons,