The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-06


 ernor Conner, who was expected today, 1 failed to come.
 The following awards were made yes- l terday:
 Educational Department. | Map of South America-Fred Rand, Huntsville school, first; Claude Barnes, Dallas school second; Howard Jones, Hurricane school, third. l General Exhibit of School Work-Miss Mary Merts, Deposit school, first.
 Map of Africa-Mss Emma Martin, Merrimack school, first: Miss Sammie Bayless, Deposit school, second. Map of Alabama-Mss Mary Merits, Deposit school, first; Ramona Jones, Hur- ricane school second. l Map of United States-Miss Josie Mo- Caleb. Deposit school, first.
 Madison County Soil Display-Miss Jes- sic House, West Huntsville, first; Miss Fannie Lacy Davis. second. Preparatory Grade Work-Miss Manees Patterson, West Huntsville, first
 Crayon Drawing-Fred Rand, Hunts vile, first
 Water Color Drawing-Mrs. Clara Gres- ham, Huntsville, first.
 Poultry Department. l Barred Plymouth Rock Hen-Mrs D. H. 1 Turner Normal, Ala, first. 1 Barred Plymouth Rock Cockrel-Mrs. D. H. Turner, first and second. Barred Plymouth Rock Pullet-Mrs. D. 1 H. Turner, first
 White Plymouth Rock Cockrel-Willis l Garth, first.
 White Plymouth Rock Pullet-Mrs. D. H. Turner, first.
 White Wyandotte Hen-W. T. Roberts. Gurley, Ala
 White Wyandotte Cockrel-W. T. Rob- erts, first
 White Wyandotte Pullet-w. T. Rob- Partridge Wyandotte Cock-Dr. F. E.. Baldridge, first
 Bluff Cochin Cockrel-H. o. Haden. New Hope, first.
 Bronze Tom Turkey-Mr Kelso, Hazel Green first.
 Bronze Hen Turkey-Mr Kelso, first. | Pair Toulouse Geese-J. A. Myrick. Huntsville, first
 Best Pair Homer Pigeons-Conrad l -ONeal first
 Best Pair Freak Chickens-J. c. Lowe. Huntsville, first.
 Household Productions and Fine Arts,
 Mrs. J. J. Bradley, calico patch work l Miss Florence Pooser, Kensington cen l terpiece; Mss Sallie Jones, Kensing- l ton lunch cloth; Mrs. J. J. Bradley, canned pears; Mrs. Marshall Carr, canned plums; Mrs. Chain, canned to- matoes; Mrs. J. D. Rice, blackberry jam; Mrs. Marshall Carr, canned peaches; Mrs. John Matthews. black berry jelly; Mrs. David Overton. able jelly; Mrs. Marshall Carr, preserved plums; Mrs. John Matth ews, grape jel- ly; Mrs. Chris Mcdonald, Batenberg center piece; Mrs. M E. Strong, pear preserves; Miss E. Otey, quince jelly, Mrs. J. D. Rice, peach preserves; Mrs. James Mastin. plum jelly; Mrs. John Matthews, strawberry preserves; Mrs. J. D. Rice, dresser cover; Mrs. Clara b. Hooke, side board cover; Mrs. Mar shall Carr, canned snaps; Mrs. R. B. McCravey, tomato preserves; Mrs. Will liam Newman, tomato pickle: Mrs. Will liam Newman, cucumber pickle; Miss F. Otey, tomato catsup Miss Florence Pooser, centerpiece; Mrs R. l.. O'Neal, pckled watermelon; Mrs. c. Davis, peach pickle Mrs. Cramer. embroidered centerpiece; Miss Ida May Rand, shirt waist; Miss May Coyle chemise; Mrs. J. A. Carroll, table cover; Mrs. Rich ard Miller, shirt waist; Mrs. Ben P. Hunt, infants coat; Mrs. Ford, drawn work centerpiece; Miss Motz, vinegar; Mrs. William N. McCown, molasses; Mrs. r. Rountree, centerpiece; Mrs J. R. Lynn, table cover; Mrs. w J. Ben nett, sofa pillow; Miss Florence Pooser, sofa piece, second; Miss Motz. cherry preserves; Mrs. R. B. McCravey, cit ron preserves; Mrs R. l.. ONeal, green stuffed peppers; Miss May Coyle, rose pillow; Miss Millie Blaken- ship, family bread; Miss Francis Jones, shadow embroidered pillow; Mrs J. D. Rice, corn starch cake; Miss Ella Motz, chow chow pickle; Mrs. A. Schaudies, best dairy butter; Florence Pooser, six doilies; Mrs. Frank Webster. beaten biscuits; Mrs. James Mastin, variety of jellies; Mrs. Charles Kelso, best soap; Mrs. Moore, silk patch work; Mrs. Charles Halsey, best silk quilt; Mrs. c. Davis best worst ed quilt; Mrs. J. l.. Darwin, rag doll, second; Mrs. Clara E. Hooke, knitted slippers second; Milton Halsey pen and ink sketch: Mrs. c. Davis. cross stitch apron; Mrs. J. J. Bradley. pillow sham; Miss Arvie Pierce ladies' dress, second; Mrs. J. D. Rice. corset cover; Mrs. l.. F. Landers, photo frame; Mrs. $. l.. Gar ner, handmade handkerchief; Mrs. B. Matthews, child's dress; Mary Hereford, Hibedo specimen, second Mrs. s. l.. Gar ner, Hamilton lace handkerchief, second; Mrs Cramer, specimen fillet lace; Mrs. 1. Mrs. Clara Garner, specimen Battenberg lace; Mrs. s. L. Garner, drawn work dolly, second: Mrs. J. H. Mastin, Sr., handmade childs dress; Mrs. Richard Miller, handmade corset cover; Mrs. J. H. Mastin, Sr., child's cap: Mrs. C. Davis, crocheted childs sacque; Mrs. Cramer. crocheted lace. second; Miss l.. Otey cu- cumber catsup, second; Mrs. c. Davis, knitted cotton stockings; Mrs. Marshall Carr, canned corn, second; Miss Ella Motz, canned apples. second; Miss Arvie Pierce, cut work centerpiece; Mrs. J. l.. Darwin, collection miniatures Mrs s. k. Landers, braided purse, second; Fanny Lacey and Elizabeth Davis, collection child's work.
 Second premiums were taken by the fol- lowing: Mrs. J. D. Rice, peach jelly; Mrs. R. l.. O'Neal, apple marmalade: Mrs. Frank Webster, trimmed cake: Mrs. J. J. Bradley, caramel cake; Miss Ford, Walla- chian centerpiece; Miss F. Pooser rafia specimen; Mrs. Tappey, burnt Indian head; Mrs. Metcalf, burnt woman's head and burnt wood rack: Miss Arvie Pierce, eyelet waist; Miss R. D. Raymond, Ro-