East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-09-04
FAIR PREMIUM LIST.
NOW ON HAND AT OFFICE
OF SECRETARY WILLIS.
Exhibits Called for Sixteen Different
Classes, Nearly All of Which Are
Sub-Divideai- Livestock, Agricul.
nestle Interests, Minerals, Horti-
cultural, Etc, Are All Represented,
and VIII Command $500 Cash Pre-
miums.

The pamphlets giving the list of
premiums for the coming Umatilla-
Morrow county fair have arrived and
are now on hand at the fair headquar-
ters in the Bowman building. They
Will be mailed by Secretary Willis to
those who are intending to become ex-
hibitors at the fair, or they may be
secured by calling in person at the
office.
Under the appropriation made by
the last legislature the sum of $500
is given for premiums at the first an
nual exhibition of the Third Eastern
Oregon District Agricultural Society,""
The exhibits are to be divided into 16
different divisions, most of which are
sub-divided. The various classes are
as follows:
Division A-Horses: Glass 1, thor
oughbreds; class 2, standard bred
trotting horses; class 8, draft horses;
class 4, roadsters; class 4, mules.
Division B-~Cattle: Glass J., short
horns; class 2, Herefords; class 8,
Jerseys; class 4. grades.
Division C-Sheep: Glass 1, Meri
nos; class 2, mutton breeds, including
long woods and grades; class 8, sam
pies of wool.
Division D-Swine and Poultry:
Glass 1, Berkshires; class 2, Poland
China or Magee; class 3. Chester
White; class 4, graded; class s, Chuf-
fy China.
Division Farm products: Three
classes.
Division F-District Manufactures.
Two classes.
Division G-Dairy: Three Glasses.
Division H-Domestic Woolen Man.
ufactures: Two classes.
Division domestic processes:
Bread, cakes, preserves, dried fruits,
etc.
Division Millinery sewing, knit
ting. ETC.: Glass l, millinery; class 2,
hand sewing; class 3, machine sewing;
class A. embroidery.
Division K-For misses under 16
years of age: Glass 1, bread; class 2,
cakes; class 3, fruits, etc.; class 4.
needlework.
Division Fruits: Glass 1, apples;
class 2, pears; class 8, grapes; class
4. plums and prunes; class 5, peaches;
class 6, ounces.
Division M-Vegetables.
Division N-Flowers.
Division O-Works of art and fam
cy work, etc.
Division P-Minerals.
Morrow County Coming In.
Secretary H. C. Willis, of the Third
Eastern Oregon Agricultural society,
this morning received a telephone
message from r. F. Hynd, member
of the fair commission from Morrow
county, saying that the Commercial
club of Heppner and the citizens of
Morrow county. would meet a repre-
sentative of the fair from this county
at Heppner next Thursday evening
September 6, for the purpose of ar
ranging for Morrow countys part in
the fair.
The commissioners here will elect
representative to go to Morrow
county at that time to assure the peo-
pie of that county that their hearty
co-operaion and participation in the
fair is very much desired and that
the fair Is as much a Morrow county
event as it is of Umatilla county.
The offices, pavilion and all ar
rangements for the fair have been
made with a full understanding that
Morrow county would have represen
tatives here and would participate In
the fair in every way,
In the secrctarys office a Morrow
county window and table have been
cd for Morrow
county exhibits have been reserved.
All that remains is for Morrow
county to say what she intends to do
and then begin work. SO far the work
of collecting exhibits has been confin-