The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-02

of dog. and his conclusions were
heartily endorsed on all sides by those
who have intelligent knowledge and in
terest in the fancy cult. The findings
submitted for official report and record
by Mr.. Fechheimer were as follows:
/ Cocker Spaniels, dogs-First C.
Wise; End, Dan Allen; bitches, lst, c.
Wise; End. c. Wise.
Fox Terriers, dogs First, Nora llilli
End. Walter, Sinnot; bitches, lst, Fred
purington; end, Lorraine.
English Settlers. dogs First, j John
son, End, 4. Balmer; bitches. LIST, Will
Tallant; end, George Stevens.
Pointers dogs First, J. Astbury; End,
F. Patton; bitches, lst, J. Johnson; end,
F. Patton
English coach, dogs-First, +. j. Car.
ney. Only one in class.
Fox Hounds. dogs-First, A. Seafeldt;
End. Fred Hill; bitches, Dr., Barr, two
entries in class.
Stag Hounds-First and End G. W.
Hume, two entries.
Chow Chow dog-W. A. Hume, one
entry.
Collie dog-C. Halderman, one en-
try.
Great Dane, dogs-Charles Wirkala,
one entry; bitches, lst, Charles Bertel-
sen; 2nd, Fred Nelson.
Irish Water Spaniel, dog-P. A.
Stokes, one entry.
English Bull, dog-W. f. Tallant, one
entry. "
Boston Terrier dog-First, W. R.
Hume, one entry,
Bull dog--Tone Spencer, one entry.
Pit Bull Terrier--First, DR.. Pilking.
ton, one entry.
st. Bernardo. c. Withers and K,
C. Lindenberg.
Irish Setter-First, George Caufrman,
one entry.
Spitz dog-First. John Eckholm one
entry; bitches, Fred Nelson, one entry.
o. I. Peterson, DR.. Jay Tuttle and
J. F. Miller were the presiding officers
at the big display Of horses on the
Fourth street grounds, and they had
their hands full! as were those Of D.
NJ. Stuart, who had charge Of the fine
bred cattle at tie same exhibit. The
crowd was imlGeHst, good-natured and
eager for results and they came in due
course, as follows:
HurstsnCst ,lr4ft team prael & Fig
ner; best brood lnare, Prael & Eigner;
william larson. second; colts, William
Larson first; william ITartill, second;
stallion George Warren, first; r. NJ.
Woo len, second.
Cttt'e--Icr4oy bull, We. : and over.
first obi Erickson: second, Robert Me
Math; Shcittorns frat and second 10.
sian West; Jersey COW, G. W. Fland'
ers. This was the limit Of the report
in this behalf yesterday, but there is
more to come, and will be published in
the next issue Of the Astorian.
The really beautiful flower display in
the fair hall, which has been such
source of pleasure during the regatta
called forth the following awards from
the capable committee, consisting Of
Mesdames c. w. Fulton, 7. A. Hyland,
and Miss Emma c. Warren:
Best collection of potted plants, pro-
fessional, Erickson's Smith Point nur-
sery; best collection Of potted plants,
amateur, Mrs. Brooks; best collection
of cut flowers, amateur, Mrs. Il. A.
Beard; rarestcollection Of dahlias, Mrs.
c. A. Lienenweber; largest collection Of
dahlias, Mrs. p. c. Warren; best col
lection of asters, Mrs. Olof Erickson;
special mention, Golden Banded Lily,
Mrs. Bartoldus.
One of the pleasant phases of the
aftemon exhibitions at the new court
house, was the splendid band concert
given by Browns famous band. 1t is
far too seldom that Astoria has the
benefit of such an aggregation in her
public service, and the people made