Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-21

| Mrs. Kate Ostrum, Salem, nrst, $z,
Mrs. Overalls, Monmouth, second, 81
Bed quilt, worsted patchwork
Mrs. Kate Ostrum, first, So; Mrs. M.
G. Parson, Salem, second, 81.
Home made rug-Mrs. McFad-
den, Salem, first, 50.
Pair of knit mittens-Mrs. r.
Ellwood, Salem, first, 81; Mrs. ]. L.
Noyes, Shaw, second, soc.
Night dress-Mrs. s. A. Durbin,
first, 50.
Lady's knit shawl-Mrs. s. A.
Durbin, Salem, first, 50.
Basket-Mrs. s. A. Durbin, Sa-
lem, first, So.
Pair knit wooden socks-Mrs. L.
Fisher, Salem, first, 81.
Pair fancy knit stockIngs-Mrs.
L. Fisher, Salem. first, So.
Two yards knit lace--Mrs. L. Fish
er, Salem, first, 81; Mrs ]. l.. Noyes,
Shaw, second, soc.
Pair wooden knit stockings-Mrs.
L. Fisher, Salem, first, 81.
Three hemstitched handkerchiefs
Mrs. Margaret Simpson, Salem,
first, 81.
Centerpiece. Mt. Mellick embroid-
ery-Mrs. Il. r. Parkhurst, Salem,
first, $3.50; Mrs. S. A. Durbin, sec
ond, soc.
Embroidered pin cushion-Mrs.
Mary Palmer, Salem, first, 81.
Handmade pillow slips-Mrs.
Mary Palmer. Salem, first, 81; Mrs.
J. L. Noyes, Shaw, second, soc.
Lady's skirt, crocheted-Mrs. L.
Mcpherson, Salem, first, 81.
Needlework.
Six button holes-Eugenia Belle,
Salem, first, 81.
Specimen hemstitching-Eugenio
Belle, Salem, frst, 81; Jennie Pearce
Salem, second, soc.
Handkerchiefs, not less than three
Lucille Hayes. Portland. first. 81
Hemstitched pillow slips-Rutf
Il
Hayes, Portland. first, 81.
Fancy aprons-Maude Durbin
Salem, 81.
SILK embroidery-Maud Durbin
Salem, first, 50; Lucille Hayes, Port
land, second, 81.
Sofa pillow--May steusloff, salen
frs.. So.
Toilet cushion-May steusloff
Salem, first, So.
Burnt work-Ruth Purvine, Sa
lem. second, soc
Prizes for Cattle.
The principal exhibitors in th'
Short Horn class were j. w. Garrett
of Mountain Home, Idaho; w. o
Minor, OF Heppner, o.; l.. B. Geer q
Sons. of Corvallis; Schmidt Bros
OF Oregon City, and A, Chalmers, o.
Forest Grove. The awards were az
follows:
Bulls-Best bull 3 years old o'
over, ]. w. Garrett, first; w. o
Minor. second; l.. b. Geer, third
Best bull 2 years and under 3, w. %
Minor, first; l.. b.. Geer, second; w
o. Minor, third. Best bull senior
yearling. l.. B. Geer, first. Best bu'
junior yearllng, w. o. Minor, hrst
Best bull senior calf, w. o. Minor
first; w. o. Minor. second; A. Chal
mers. third. Best bull junior CALI
Schmidt Bros, first.
Cows-Best COW 3 years old O
over, ]. w. Garrett, first; w. o
Minor, second; A. Chalmers, third
Best heifer years old and under >
IL. w. Garrett, first; w. o. Minor se'
ond; w. o. Minor. third. Best heir
er senior yearling. w. o. Minor
first; Schmidt Bros, second. Bes
helfer junior yearling, w. o. Minor
first; ]. w. Garrett. second; l.. B
Geer. third. Best heifer senior calf
III. w. Garrett, first; w. o. Minor
second; L. B. Geer, third. Bes
heifer, junior calf, w. o. Minor
= first; A. Chalmers, second; Sehmld
Bros, third.
Champions-senior bull, ]. w
Garrett; junior bull, w. o. Minor
senior COW, ]. w. Garrett; junio
heifer, w. o. Minor.
Grand champions-Bull' j. w
Garrett; female, j. w. Garrett
Herds-Best aged, ]. w. Barret'
first; w. o. Minor, second; A. Chal
mers, third. Best young, w. o. MI
4 nor, first. Best calf, A. Chalmers
third.
Groups-Best four animals, eithe
sex, get of one sire, w. o. Minor
first; l.. b. Geer, second; A. ohai
mers. third. Best two animals, eitn