East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-01


ately roped and dragged out of tn
stock tent by main force and tied t
a large post outside. All the Will
she was struggling and striving t
hook everyone in sight. Hardly ha
she been fastened to the post when sh
broke 1t off and started west down tn
railroad track as hard as shI coul,
run. At time Of going to press sh
had not been captured and 1t is fearet
she will injure someone before sh
is taken. Fg4
Sextette VIII Play.
inside the pavilion there will b,
amusement for all this evening and /
Is the hope Of the management tina
last nights large attendance will b,
repeated. The band has an unusually
good program for this evening an(
among other numbers the sextettC
rendered last evening will be repeat.
ed, by request. The sextette is from
Lucia and when played last evening
was vigorously applauded and the
number had to be repeated. The
number is directed by b. F. Drlscoll
and the players are Messrs, McElroy
Cochran, Cioffi, Powell, Thomas and
Brown.
Baby Show Tomorrow.
Tomorrow afternoon will occur the
crowning event of the entire fair
the baby show. In the past the ba-
by show has never failed to prove a
winner and it is anticipated that the
result will not be different this year
Under the rules all infants under
two years Of age are entitled to enter
in the contest and mothers are asked
to place their babies in the contest.
The more the merrier.
+, Addison Bennett, well known editor
Of Rabbityille (Irrigon), will be the
official in charge of the show and in
view Of his past successful experience
along that line it is assured that the
baby show will be properly conduct
ed.
The following is partial list of the
premiums already awarded. The re-
mainder of the awards will be pub
lished tomorrow:
Division A, Glass 1.
Mare, best under years old, Walt
er Adams, first; stallion, years old
and over j. N Lightfoot, first.
Division A, Glass 2.
STANDARD Bred Trotting Horses.)
Brood mare, years and overt
Oleson, first; Frank Frazier, second.
Best sucking colt. r. Thomp-
son. first; T. Oleson, second.
Best stallion, 8 years old and over
A. G. Graham, first; Claud Estes,
second.
Best mare, three years and over
Frank Frazier, first.
Division A. Glass ~.
(Non-standard bred trotting.)
Best colt under 2 years-E. j.
Murphy, first; George Gillette, sec
ond.
Best sucking colt-John Russell,
first; Mrs. Elmer Turner, second.
Best stallion, years and over-Ed
Maurer, first; R. w. Case, second.
Best stallion, under years-Arth-
ur G. O'Bren, first.
Mare-2 years and under years
]. B. Perry, first; W. p. Reiman, Sec
ond.
Stallion, years and under 9-A
c. Graham, first
Broodmare, years-Frank Fra
zer, first,
Division A, Class 3.
DRAFT Horses.)
Gelding, . years and under 9-H. E.
first; Jesse Moore, Sec
md.
Mare, years and over-Chris
first; A. Phillips, second.
Sucking colt-Chris Breeding, first
and second.
Pair draft horses, Chris Breeding,
'irst; Herbert Thompson, second.
Stallion, years and over German
Coach) breeding Olmstead, first.
Stallion, years and over English
'hire)-H. C. Breeding, first.
Stallion, years-A. Phillips, first;
chris Breeding, second.
Stallion, years-George Cooley,
'irst; A. Phillips, second.
Mare, years and over-A. Phil
ips, first.
Grade Draft Horses.
Colt, years and under &C. W.
2uyan, first; Chris CLANCY, second.
Brood mare, years and over-F.
:. Sherman, first; C. ]. Manning, Sec
md.
Best under years old-Z, Houser,
irst and second.
Best stallion-J. R. Thompson,
irst; Sherman Warner, second.
Mare, years and over-J. R.
thompson, first.
Sucking colt-Chris Breeding, |
irst; a. Houser, second.
Roadsters and shetland Ponies.
Gelding, years and over-C.s H.
rosenberg, first,
oadster-Gelding, years and |
ver-Clark Nelson, first A. G.
second.
Mare, Shetland, years and over
hester Kirkpatrick, first.
Single mare for pacing-Frank
'razier, first
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