Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-09
CAMERA CONTEST
PRIZES AWARDED
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RE-
WARDS WINNERS
PAsADENAN SECURES $1oo FOR
BEST PHOTOGRAPH
Participants In Competition Turn In
to Committee Hundreds of Views
of Beautiful Scenes In
Southern California

The prizes in the chamber of COM
merce camera contest for Southern
California were awarded yesterday by
the judges. George r. King, 107 East
Orange Grove avenue. Pasadena, was
awarded the capital prize of 500. His
subject was Orange Groves in San
Z Gabriel Valley" The second prize of
S65 was awarded to Lenwood Abbott,
90S Security building, and the third
prize of S35 to L. Leroy Hubert, 453
South Hope street.
The photographs entered in the con-
test embraced hundreds of beautiful
scenes in Southern California and 1t
was with difficulty that selections were
made by the judges. Many of the pho
tographs entered are said to be fine
specimens of photography.
The prime object of the contest was
to have every one who owned a cam
era take a picture of views of South
ern California, and, whether entered in
the contest for a prize or not, send
them east to friends
1t is the intention of the chamber
to hold the contests annually, open to
both amateur and professional photog-
raphers.
The three cash prizes were awarded
without regard to the class in which
the photograph was entered. Other
prizes were awarded according to the
classes in which they were entered.
Winners of Prizes
The list of prizes according to the
several classes is:
Capital prize, S10o-To George R.
King, 107 East Orange Grove avenue,
Pasadena: subject, "Orange Groves in
San Gabriel Valley"
Second cash prize, S65-To Lenwood
Abbott, 908 Security building, Los An
geles; subject, DAIRY Farm Near Los
Third cash prize. s35-To L. Leroy
Hubert. 453 South Hope street. Los
Angeles; subject, Southern California
Residence"
Glass A (scenic), first prize-To F. c.
Elliott, 2023 Brooklyn avenue. Los An
geles; subject, Scenes in Central
Park"
MRS, W. D. Andrew, 1928 East Forty
seventh street, Los Angeles; subject,
"scene in Westlake Park"
Glass A (scenic), third prfze-To
Samuel Clement, 1906 Santee street,
Los Angeles; subject, sheep"
Glass B agricultural and horticul-
turaD, first prize-To 7. H. Smith,
Azusa; subject, "Orange Groves"
ID
turaD. second prize-To w. H. Potter,
San Dimas; subject, "Orange Trees"
Glass B agricultural and horticul-
turaD, third prize-To Mrs. Myra
Dickerson, 2S2 North Grand avenue,
Los Angeles; subject, "orange
Groves"
first prize-H. W. Scott. Seventh and
Beacon streets, San Pedro; subject,
"a Busy Spot In Los Angeles Harbor."
Glass C Industrial and commercially,
second prizes. w. Dillin, Taft, Cal;
subject, "An Oil Field"
Glass c Industrial and commercially,
third prize-Earl F. Dunlavey, Re-
dondo Beach; subject, Electric Power
Plant"
List In Class D
Glass D (residentiaD, first prize
To L. Leroy Hubert. 453 South Hope
street, Los Angeles: subject, South
ern California Residence"
Glass D (residentiaD. second prize
To F. L. Shuford, Redlands; subject
"Ffreplace in a California Home"
Glass D (residentiaD, third prize
To Hattie Buskirz, 121 South Beaudry
avenue, Los Angeles; subject, Cali
fornia Residence"
Glass E sports and pastimes), first
prize-To John H. Fisher. Redlands;
subject, "Sunset in Aviation Camp
Glass E (sports and pastimes), sec
ond prize-To Seymour Tally, 933 Park
View avenue, Los Angeles; subject,
''Automobiling."
Glass E sports and pastimes). third
prize-To Cornelius Smith Azusa; sub
1ect, Horseback Riding"
Glass F (seashore and marine), first
prize-To A P. Center, Long Beach,
subject Sunset on the Pacific"
Glass F (seashore and marine), Gee
ond prize, To James G. Stafford, 229
East Fourth street; subject, "At
Anchor in the Harbor."
Glass F (seashore and marine). third
prize-To George H. Davis, 523 South
Fremont avenue, Los Angeles; subject,
"Beach at Santa Barbara"
The committee of awards was as fol-
lows: Marshall Stimson, chairman;
Harry r. Calender, Arthur Bent,
Harry Brooks, C. NJ. Davis, Simpson
Slnsabaugh. Frank Simpson jr., C. A.
Moody, Milo H. Baker