Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-14


beets, turnips, best display of vege-
tables.
Smith Bros, Oregon City-First
on turnips, mangel wurzels, sugar
beets.
Neal Mccall, of Roseburg-First
best display of vegetables, also the
Burpee special.
Oregon Manufacturers.
Mrs. l.. M. Tyler, Portland-Best
exhibit of six baskets, Salem Tile
Factory, best drain tile.
Diplomas to Williamima Handle
Factory for axe. pick, sledge and
hammer handles. Salem Iron Work,
chilled rock crusher plates, fire hy-
drant, molders' patterns, hop stove,
prepared mold for casting; w. H
Edwards G. Son, Salem, display OF
fur rugs; John Grills, Salem, shell
porter; c. M. Eppley, Salem, baking
powder; Laura Lewis, Salem, arma-
NiiiO poShSti Ddll DIOS., GuSSuS,
cutlery; w. Jorgenson, Salem, 1st
premium for blacksmith work; J. f.
Saunders, Portland, 1st, gate; G. B.
Jacobs, Salem, 1st, two-horse wagon;
Salem Iron Work, 1st, hop baler;
T. Kay Woolen Mill, 1st, display of
Oregon manufactured textiles; Mrs.
S. A. Foster, Salem, 1st, canned
goods not less than 20 varieties nor
less than so articles; Clara B. Fos-
ter, Salem, I'd, same; Salem Flour
ing Mills Co., 1st, manufactured
-four; Portland FIGURING Mills Co,
diploma for new process barley.
Domestic Woolen Manufacturers.
Mrs. L. A. Lester, Portland, 1st,
ten yards rag carpet; Mrs. Amoe
Wilkin, Coburg, 1st, exhibit of long
wool.
Hand Sewing.
Mary NJ. Hofer, Salem, 1st, fancy
handkerchiefs; L. M. Tyler, 1st,
backet; Mrs. H. S. Gile, 1st, baby's
dress and hemstitching; Oda Chap
man, I'd, fancy handkerchiefs and
Mrs. H. r. Curtis, I'd; sofa cushion;
Mrs. VIM. Preston, Eugene, LIST,
needlework; Mrs. DR.. Robnett, I'd,
baby's dress; Mrs. NJ. E. Pogue, I'd,
basket; Mrs. F. Welch, 1st, bed quit
fancy design, I'd, needlework:
Mrs. H. r. Curtis, I'd, sofe cushion;
]. Styles, Eugene, 1st, corset cover.
Artistic Needlework in Silk.
Mrs. A. L. Brown, Salem, I'd,
cloth, silk embroidery; Mrs. e.
Gum, Corvallis, 1st and I'd, center
piece, I'd, silk embroidery; Helen
Catch, Salem. 1st and I'd, silk en-
broidery; Minnie Cornelius, Salem,
I'd, sofa cushion; Mrs. Pearl James,
Salem, 1st, sofa cushion, 1st sofa
pillows; Mrs. VIM. Preston, Eugene,
1st, silk embroidery, 1st, tea cloth;
Mrs. e. Rostein, Salem; 1st, infants
carriage robe, 1st and I'd, specimen
cross stitch embroidery; Mrs. H.
Helmken, Woodburn, I'd, sofa pill
lows; Mrs. J. A. Soesbe. Salem, 1st,
center piece silk embroidery; Mrs.
Overalls, Monmouth, 1st, silk en-
broidery.
Cotton Embroidery.
Mrs. VIM. Preston, 1st, six speci-
mems linen embroidery; Mrs. NJ. f.
Pogue, 1st, centerpiece cotton en-
broidery; Miss Stewart, Salem, 1st,
set table linen, I'd, center piece cot
ton embroidery
Point Lace Honiton.
Mary Hofer, 1st, handkerchief;
Mrs.E. w. Cooper, 1st, Bertha point
lace, I'd, collar, 1st, best display
point lace; Lucy ]. Gerd, Albany, I'd,
same; Mrs. VIM. Preston, 1st, collar:
Mrs. Robnett. 1st. toilet cushion.
Mrs. Ed. Rostein, I'd, baby cap; Mrs.
NJ. E. Pogue, 1st, lays point lace
collar; Mrs. Overalls. 1st, baby cap
Drawn Work.
Belle West, Salem, 1st, tablecover,
I'd. cushion; Mrs. M. c. Pettys,
Portland, 1st. cushion. Mrs. II. B
Thielsen, Salem, 1st, best Norwegian
drawn work; Miss sallie Shaw, sa-