East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-02
MANY WIN PRIZES.
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tato yeast bread.
Frances smlth-Frst on assort-
ment Of cakes
Miss Hefford Of Heppner-First on
crocheted dress.
Miss Ruba McMullin-First ana
second on sofa pillow.
Poultry.
Prize winners In the poultry eX-
hiblts were: ]. f. Duke OF Pendle-
ton, barred Plymouth Rock and white
Plymouth Rock, black japanese BAN
tams, buff OrpingtOns. best hen,
cockerel, pullet; Leo Haw Of Pendle-
ton. white Plymouth Rocks; Mrs
Morgan Perkins ducks, silver Wyan-
dotte; II. j. Latourelle, Of Pendleton,
Columbian Wyandotte; d. c. Cur
dane of Heppner, barred Plymouth
Rocks: s. c. Brown, Leghorn, Golden
Seabright. cock, hen, cockerell, pull
let: A. Emerson Of Heppner, blue
Andalusaraus. cockerel, pullet; c.
Kearney Of Pendleton, black Minor
cas-; Robert Dick OF Pilot Rock
brown Leghorn; Leslie McCubbins, OF
Irrigon. white Leghorn; l.. y. Kicker
Of Irrigon, buff Leghorns; o. c. Han
kle Of Irrlgon, trio Spangled Ham
burgs: Lee Drake Of Pendleton, trio
Houdans: Ray Jewett Of Pendleton.
trio any color; Fred How Of Pendle-
ton. trio and variety; Wesley Evans.
black japanese Wantans; Roy Wates
Of Pendleton, golden Seabrlghts; a.
Bennett Of Irrigon, Buff Cochin ban
tams. Bronze turkeys, pigeons pheas-
ants: J. f. Duke Of Pendleton. buff
Orplngton: L. w. Briggs Of Heppner,
bronze turkeys: T.. c. Hamilton of Ir-
ligon. Rhode Island reds, Indian river
ducks: Mrs $. l.. Hatton, trio Perkins
ducks; Mrs. Eta Bell, Indian river
ducks: Hubert Reiden. Guinea fowls;
Mrs. Frank Frazier, cockerel, pullet.
Art.
Sisters OF St. Francis, first on ma
rine painting IN oil on canvas, largest
and best display Of landscape paint
ings, specimen Of natural history in
oil. specimen Of natural history in
crayon, specimen OF oil painting on
satin. ncnmanship. handpainted tank
ARD, hand painted punch bowl, hand
painted rose plates, and best collec-
tion Of porcelain painting They
were also awarded second prize on
hand painted vases. hand painted jar
diners. painting in water colors, larg-
est and best display Of crayon draw
ing. specimen of porcelain painting
and specimen Of etching.
Mrs. q. r. Geer, first on hand paint
ed jardiuier hand painted cups and
saucers. hand painted vases. specimen
OF porcelain painting, painting in wa
ter colors. largest and best display Of
crayon drawings. Also second on best
collection Of porcelain painting, hand
painted rose plates and hand painted
tankard.
Katherine Smith, first in landscape
painting in oil on canvas.
Mrs L. \. Walker. first and Sec
ond on hand painted sofa pillow.
Mrs c w. Proebstel second in ma
rlne painting in oil on canvass and
on crayon portrait.
Miss Birdie Lowell first on specimen
of etching.
Mrs. $. 4. Lowell, second on speci-
men of natural history in oil and Mrs.
Strahon on best exhibit Of pioneer rel
les.
Butter.
Mrs. c. L. O'Brien, first on butter
made by families on the farm.
Mrs. NJ, c. Dick. second on butter
made by families on the farm.
Domestic Manufacturers.
Mrs. d. \. May, first on silk por-
tiers.
Miss Grace oliver, first on woven
rug.
Parish Aid, first on braided rug.
Mrs. J. L. Bennett, first on yarn
rug.
Canned Fruit.
Mrs. Thos. Fitz Gerald second on
display of canned fruits, not less than
four varieties.
Mrs 5. \. Lowell. first on best
brown bread, soda biscuits and assort-
mout OF fruit butter Second on hop
rising bread, and display Of jams.
Mrs. c. Z. Niles of Irrigon, first on
assortment of pickles
Mrs, I. Worthington of Irrigon. first
on assortment of preserves.
Mrs. : L. carson, first ON display
of canned fruits.
Mrs. Fred Earl, first ON display of
string beans
Mrs. Levi Johnson, second on pota-
to yeast bread
Mrs, \. Anderson, first ON potato
yeast bread and first ON assortment
of cakes.
Livestock.
DR.. ]. \. Best, first on one year-old
and over.
Dan P. Smythe, first on trotting
bred stallion, three years old and
over.
II. w. Case. first on standard bred
trottng stallion, three years old. and
over.
&. B. Gillette, first on brood marc
and first on colt
j. II. Franklin, first on best under
two years old and second on sucking
colt
j Il. Perry, first on mare under two
years old.
Gus La Fontains, second on stallion
two years old, mare under two years,
and brood mare four years old and
over.
Ed Mauer, first on stallion two
years old
Draft Horses
]. It. Temple, first on stallion, (