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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08

For pains in the side or chest damp
en- a piece of flannel with Chamber
lain's Liniment and bind it on over
the seat of pain. There is nothing
better For sale by all dealers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08

KNIGHTS AND LADIES CT sECUR.
lTY, KEoKUk COUNCIL No 1899
Meets the first ind third Monday OF
each month, at A. O. U. w. hall at
8 o'clock. O. W. Rowe. president:
E, Whitmarsh. Financier: Mayme
c. Schenk, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08
ORDER OF OWLS.

Regular meeting OF the order OF
Owls the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month at their hall in the Schiltz
building, corner Third and johnson
streets. third floor. Visiting Owls are
cordially invited. T. ]. Hickey, worthy
president; E. Starkweather, secre-
tary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08

Requirements for Ideal Nation.
In our legislation we want wisdom
as well as enthusiasm for ideals. What
Is wanted In nation is that every in
dividual should be fit in body and
alert in mind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08

Hardin Lodge No. 2s-Holds its reg
ular monthly meetings the second
Monday evening of each month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08

ton not TO be discouraged, in spite
of the fact that Keokuk and FIT. Mad
ison have decided that it will not
pay to hold theirs. The judge will
be one of the best known
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08

Herman Lodge. No. ll6 (German),
meets regularly every "Wednesday
evening at o'clock. \. H. LINEN
burger. N. G.; Albert Kiefer. Rec
Sec.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08
C. M. Wilds was an
invalid journalist and yet
he has made a success i'm
the Gulf Coast country.

He was broken in health and came to the Gulf
Coast because he had heard that no climate in
America is SO sure to set man upon his feet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08
Reclaimed by irrigation.

Two million acres in New South
Wales have been reclaimed by trri-
cation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08

Puckechtuck Encampment. No z
meets first and third Tuesday even
ings of each month Otto Anschutz
Scribe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08

Puckechetuck Lodge. No. 40. meets
every Friday evening at s O'Clock.
Gee- W. Sweeney, N. G.: Geo. w. I'm
megart, Permanent Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD
FELLOWS
Hall Seventh and Main Streets.
heokuk Lodge. No IL, meets regn.
larly Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Geo. Hardin, N. G.; Otto Anschusz.
Recording Secretary.
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ANSABEL.
GERALDINE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-08

But the Gulf Coast set
Mr.. Wilds upon his feet in
more ways than one. 1t
gave him a profit Of $500
from six acres of rented
lettuce land, and another
5000 from broom corn
planted as a second crop
after he had harvested his
lettuce.
He has regained his vital
ity, he's out in the fields
every day doing a real mans
work, able to look out for
his family as well as himself.
If he could make a go of
1t won't cost you much to Wis
Every first and third Tuesday of each
Landseekers ticket to any point in {
Chicago at $50. 90, and from ST. Louie
Through standard and tourist 81
Lines from either Of these points.
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FRATERNAL CARDS

MASONIC.
A Hall, corner Four and Main
XE Eagle lodge. No. 12-Holds its
regular meeting the first Tues
day evening Of each month.
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Read The Daily Gate City.
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1t With his handlcapS, any
man can change his luck on
a Gulf Coast farm.
Mr.. Wildsisa tSan Benito.
He'll gladly tell you what
he thinks of the. Gulf Coast.
Learn about the complete
system of schools that is
already established; abou
towns threeyears old already
supplied with steam laun-
dries and ice plants, stores,
electric lights, and every
convenience to which you
are accustomed in your
present environment,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-03
Premiums Awarded at the Four-State Fair

McKerrow & Sons, third. e
Ram lamb Buttcrfield Live Stock
Co., first and second
Yesrling eve. VIM. F.. Renks FIRST
Rutter6cld Live Stock Co. second and
third.
Eve lamb. VIM F. Renk. first; Geo
| McKerrow G. Sons. second and third
I Champion ram. VIM. F. Renk.
| Champion eve, VIM. F. Renk.
RambouiIet Class.
Aged ram. F. S. King Bros. first.
| second ard third
YcarliDg ram, F. S. King Bros.
first second and third.
Ram lamb. Butterfield Live Stock
| Co, first. Il. King Bros, second
Aged owe, Butterfcld Live Stock
Co, first: F. s. King Bros, second; /;
ButterHeld Live Stock Co, third.
Yearling eve. Butterneld Live Stock
Co. FIRST F. S. King Bros, second;
Butterfield Live Stock Co, third,
Eve lamb, F. S. King Bros. firsts
Butterlield Live Stock Co., second.
F. S. King Bros. third.
Champion ram, F. S. King.
Champion eve, Butter1eld Live
Stock Co.
Delaine Class.
Aged ram, ButterGeld Live Stock
Co, first
Yearling ram, Butterfield Live Stock
Co, first and second
Aged eve. Butterfeld Live Stock
Co. first and second
Yearling eve. Butterf1eld Live Stock
Co.. first and second
Champion ram. Butterfield Live
Stock Co.
Champion eve, Buttcrfeld Live
Stock Co.
Merlno Glass.
Aged ram, Butterfield Live Stock
Co, first.
Yearling ram. Butter1eld Live
Stock Co., first and second.
Aged eve, Butter1ield Live Stock
Co, first.
Yearling eve. Butterfleld Live Stock
Co, first.
Eve lamb, Putterield Live Stock
Co. first and second
Champion ram. Butterfeld Live
Stock Co. first
Champion eve, Butterfleld Live
Stock Co.
Best Exhibitors Flock, S King
Bros. first, Butter1eld Live Stock Co,
second.
Best Breeders Flock. F, s. King
Bros, first; Butter6eld Live Stock Co.
second.
Fat Sheep.
Pen three wethers, F. S. King Bros,
FIRST
Knollins Specials.
Pen, FIVE wetherS, F. s, King. first.
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KITCHEN AND PANTRY AWARD

Home Made 6read-Mrs. It. D.
Ryan, first prize; Mrs Haslet. second
prize; Mrs. Condor third prize.
Home Made eiocuits-Mrs. A. s.
Condor, first prize; Mrs. Shufflebar.
ger, second prize.
Home Made RoIo or surs-Mrs.
Shuffle5arger. first prlze; Mrs. S. w.
Winter, second prize. Mrs. T. D.
Ryan third prize
Layer Cake-Mrs. George w. Carey.
first prize. Mrs. a. s. Condor, second
prize; Mrs S. w Winters. third
prize.
cookies-Mrs A. S. Condor. first
prize. Robert Hobbs, second prize;
Mrs. y. c, Hansen, third prize.
Oouehnuts-Mrs. S. W. Winter, first
prize
Pio-Mrs. A. s. Condor. first prize;
Mrs. Shuffelbarger, second prize; Mrs
S w. Winters, third prize
Best Collection Ten Different Kinds
Pastry-Mrs. T. D. Ryan first prize;
Mrs A S. Condor. second prize; Mrs.
S. II. Winters, third prize.
Quality and Variety OF Cherries In
sottlea-Amelia C. Duffin. first prize;
Mrs Frank Moore. second prize.
Quality and Variety Of Peaches In
6ottles-Mr5 r. Moore first prize;
Mrs r o King. second prize.
Quality and Variety Of Apricots in
eottlcs-Amelia c. Duffln. first prize;
Mrs. F. o King, second prize
Quality and Variety Of Fruit in
GIass-Amelia C, Duffm. first prize;
Mrs o. 3. Madison, second prize.
Display and Variety of Large and
Small Fruit in Gl7ss-Mrs F, o. King,
first prize; Amelia c. Dutfln, second
prize.
Display and Variety Of Jams and
Jellies In Glass-Mrs. F. .. King. first
prize, Amelia c. DUffin, second prize.
Display Of Any One Variety of Fruit
In GIass-Amelia C. Duffin first
prize; Mrs F. O. King. second prize.
Quality and Variety Picked Goode,
catsup and Sauces In Gass-Mrs. T
D. Ryan, first prize; Mrs. F.. o. King.
second prize; Mrs. F Moore, third
prize
SPECIALS NOT LISTED.
Best Display of Fruit sutters-Mrs.
F o. King. blue ribbon.
Best Display Of Chowohow and Cat
sup-Mrs, F O. King, blue ribbon.
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WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT

The following awards were made at
the Four-State Fair yesterday after
noon in the Women's Department:
Display lace work-FirSt prize, Mrs.
S. j. Williams; second prize, Mrs. F.
E Nichols.
Display hand sewing-First prize.
Amelia Duffin
Display pillow lace-First prize.
Mrs. Jane Adams
Display SILK emboidcry-First prize,
Lydia Jones.
Display Hardenger embroidery
First prize, Lydia Jones.
Display French embroidery-First
prize, Mrs. ], S Groo: second prize
Mrs. Shuffelbarger.
Display sofa cushIons-First prize.
Mrs. T. Fl. Carr, second prize, Mrs.
Chas. Mangunson.
Display crochet work-First prize,
Mrs. w. Dick; second prize. Mrs. Hugh
Nolan.
Display tenburg-First prize,
Mrs. j. r. Skelly.
Display fancy work-First prize,
Anna Barker; second prize, Amelia
Dulfin.
Tailor made suit by amateur-Flrst
prize, Martha Theurer, second prize,
Vera Frost
Battenburg dress-First prize, Mrs.
7, d. RYAN
Neatest child's dress-First prize,
Amelia Duffin; Mrs. j. S. Groo, hon
orable mention.
Neatest chlld's skirt-First prize.
Amelia Duffin,
Handmade skirt-Flrst prize. Mrs
j. d. Yarbrough.
Home made rug-First prize. Mrs
]. w Wilson.
Neatest darned stocklng-Flrst
prize Mrs. Shufflobarger
Knit cotton bed spread-First prize,
Mrs. Kate Walker
Knit wool shawl-First prize, Mrs.
Fannie Toomer: Mrs. John Toher hon
orable mention.
SILK quilt-First prize, Mrs, E. A.
ProteXter,
Silk log cabin qullt-First prize,
Mrs. Penrod
Cotton patch work qullt-First
prize, T Folkman; Mrs, John Toher.
honorable mention
Point lace, hand made-Flrst prize.
Mrs. s. j. Williams.
Lace collar-First prize. Mrs. S. J.
Williams; Amelia Duffin. honorable
mention.
Point lace Observation-Disclosures
prize. Mrs S. ]. Williams,
Lace bolero-First prize, Amelia |
Duffln.
Child's lace bonnet-First prize,
Kate Egan.
Lace doylies-First prize. F, L.
Green; Mrs. T.. d. Ryan, honorable |
mention.
Battenberg bureau scurf-First
prize, Amelia Duffin.
Battenbug collar-First prize, Anne
liza Duffin.
Table cover-FIrst prize, Mrs. Rob-
crt Power.
Piano coyer-First prize, Mrs. Nate
Kuhn.
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Yearling ram. Geo McKerrow, first;
VIM. F., Renk. second
Ram lamb, VIM. F. Renk, first, Geo.
Mckerrow & Sons. second.
Aged ram, VIM. F. Renk, first; Geo.
Mckerrow K Sons, second and third
Yearling eve, Wm. f. Renk. first;
Geo. McKerrow & Sons. second and
third.
Eve lamb, Geo. McKcrrow G. Sons.
first; VIM. F. Renk, second
Champion ram, VIM f. Renk
Champion eve. Wm +. Renk.
Oxford Class.
Aged ram, Geo. McKcrrow & Sons
first and second
1eaTling ram, Geo. McKerrow g.
Sons. first and second.
Ram lamb. Geo McKerrcN e. Sons.
first and second
Aged owe. Geo. McKerow & Sons,
first
Yearling cwc, Geo. McKerrow &
Sons, first
Eve lamb, Geo. McKerrow &c Sons.
first,
Champion ram, Geo. McKcrrow &
Sons. first
Champion eve, Geo. McKerrow &
Sons.
Hampshire Class.
Aged ram, Wm. F. .Renk. first; But
terfield Live Stock Co, second: Geo.
Mckerrow & Sons, third
learline ram. VIM. F. Renk, first;
Coo. McKerrow & Sons. second
Ram lamb. VIM. F Renk, first; Geo.
Mckerrow & Sons. second.
Aged eve. Butterfeld Live Stock
Co, first: VIM. F. Renk, second; Geo
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-03
MANUFACTURERS AND
MERCHANTS DEPARTMENT

In the manufacturers department
az the Four.State Fair the judges
completed the list of awards for Cold
Medals. which Is as follows:
Class I, Dry Goods.
quality Machine Knit Hosiery, Gold
Medal, Utah Knitting Co.
Quality Machine Knit goods. Gold
Medal. Utah Knitting Co.
Display Over and Under Shirts,
Gold Medal. Utah Knitting Co.
Class 2, LeatherS.
Vacquero Saddle, Gold Medal. j. G.
Read &c Bros.
Amer Stock Saddle. Gold Medal.
j. G. Read G Bros
Leather Bride. Gold Medal, ]. C.
Read 6 Bros.
Light Single Harness. Gold Medal.
j. G. Read &c Bros.
Heavy Double Harness, Gold Medal
j. G. Read &c Bros.
Leather Novelties, Cold Medal, ],
G. Read &c Bros.
Scroll Saving. Gold Medal, Conrad
Hansen.
Cabinet Work. Gold Medal, Conrad
Hansen
Candy and Cocoa.
Ten varieties of Candy made from
sugar manufactured in the four states
Gold Medal. j. G.. Mcdonald Co.
Quality of Cocoa, Gold Medal, ]. C.
Mcdonald Co
Quality of Chocolate, Gold Medal.
j. G, Mcdonald Co.
Special Medals.
The judges recommend that the
following be given medals for dis
play:
Ogden MacaronI Mnfg. Co, Ogden.
Utah
College Pure Food "Koifeet," Logan,
Utah.
Ogden Portland Cement Co., Og-
den, Utah
Western Bottling Co, Ogden. Utah.
Paine &c Hurst Dry Goods Co, Og.
den, Utah.
Utah Canning Co. Pierce's Pure
Food Products) Ogden Utah.
Geo. a, Lowe Co., Ogden, Utah.
Jones Bros. Homemade Remedies.
Ogden, Utah
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INTERNATIONAL SHEEP SHOW
CotsWold Glass.

Cots%old Glass.
Aged Ram years or over, John
Rawlings. first; John Rawlings. sec
ond: Angus Mckinley, third.
Yearllng ram, John Rawlings, first
and second; Angus Mckinley. third
Ram lamb. John Rawlings, first and
second; Angus Mckinley, third
Aged eve, John Rawlings, first and
second; Angus Mckinley, third.
iearling eve, John Rawlings. first
md second; Angus Mckinley, third.
Eve lamb, John Rawlings, first and
second; Angus Mckinley, third.
champion ram, John Rawlings.
champion eve. Jobn Rawlings.
Lincoln Claes.
Aged ram, Butterfleld Live Stock
20 hrst; Earnest Robson, second and
fearling ram, Butter6eld Live
Suock Co, first and second; Earnest
Robson. third.
Ram lamb. Butterheld Live Stock
Co. first and second
AGED eve, Butterfleld Live Stock
Co. first and second.
feariing eve, Butterfield Live Stock
Co. first and second.
Eve lamb, Butterneld Live Stock
Co, first and second
champion lamb. Butterficld Live
Stock Co.,
Stock Co.
Shropshire Class.
Aged ram, VIM. F. Renk. first. Geo
Mckerrow &c Sons, second.
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Rose center plece-First prize, Ane-
lin Duffn.
Initial monogram work-First prize,
Mrs. J. g. Groo: Mrs. Shuffelbsrger,
honorable mention.
Hardenger ombroidery-First urize.
Lydia Jones: Mrs. Simon Jensen, hon
orable mention
French embroidery-First prize.
Mrs. S. J. Williams: Miss NJ Hill. hon
orable mention.
Infants hood-FIrst prize. Lydia
Jones. Amelia Duffin, honorable men-
ton.
Infants shawl-FIrst prize, Mrs.
Bertha Fleming; Mrs. Shufflerbarger
honorable mention.
Button holes-First prize, Amelia
Duffin; Mrs. ]. S. Groo. honorable
mention.
Business Exhibit
Millinery display-Flrst prize,
Princess Millinery, Stafford Millinery.
honorable mention.
Old Ladies' Work.
Neatcst darned work-FIrst prize,
Mrs. Thomas Hope.
Embroidery-Firstp prize. Mrs. Thos.
Hope.
Darned stocking-Frst prize, Mrs
Thos Hope.
Knit stockings or socks-First
prize, Mrs. ]. T. Smith
SILK log cabin qullt-First prize.
Mrs. Penrod
Cotton patchwork quilt-First
prize. T. Folllman
Cross stitch pillow-First prize.
Mrs. Thos. Hope
Five pounds cocoons-First prize,
Mrs. S. j. Williams.
Knit lace-Flrst prize. Mrs. y D.
Linck; NJ. c. Delmue, honorable men
tlon.
Specials
Old ladies' special knit shawl-Mrs.
Fannie Toomer. honorable mention.
Old ladies' special knit socks-Mrs
John Toher. honorable mention
Special Battenberg clonk-Mrs.
Ernest Burke, honorable wention.
Hand made aprou-Mrs. ]. S. Groo.
honorable mention.
Hand nctted centerpiece-Marie
Madscn. honorable mention.
Neatest dress by child Bernice
Seaman. honorable mention.
Hand made suit. professional-Lydia
Jones. honorable mention.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-03

Thorn, Second prize. Harmon &
Stoker.
Best German-Flrst prize. n. Free
land. Second prize, &. A, Jones.
Best Display of Prunes-First prize,
II. Freeland.
Best Pack Of Prunes-First prize.
H. Frceland.
GRAPES.
Best Display One Variety OF Sun
DRIED Fruit-First prize, Harmon G.
Best Display of all kinds collected
out need not be grown by one person
rirst prze. Harmon G. Stoker.
Sest Single PIstes Of Following:
muscate First prize. Enoch Farr.
second prize, Harmon & Sto..er.
Flame Tokay-First prize, Enoch
Farr.
Thompeon-Flrst prize. Enocb Farr.
Black Prnce-First prize. Enoch
Farr.
Black PearI-Flrst prize. a. G. Bar
ker. Ogden. Second prize. Enoch Farr
Best Display and Variety of Grapes
First prize. Enoch Farr. Second
prize, Harmon C Stoker. Third prize
A G.. Barker.
Best Collection Of Gulnces-Flr9t
prize. Gus Thorn. Ogden Second
prize. Andrew s. Allen. Ogden.
Best Display Of Fruits of all kinds
grown by one person-First prize. c.
a. Jones.
Best Single Specimen Of Flowers In
sIoom-First prize, Fred Bartlett,
Second prize. Pierre &c Helen Metras
Special Exhibits Not Listed.
Best Giant Prunes, H Freeland.
Blue Ribbon
Best display and variety of Apples.
l.. L. Tanner. Deeth. New. Blue Rib
bon
Growing Orange Trees. C. A. Jones,
Blue Ribbon.
One box Alexander Apples. L. c.
Tanner. Deeth, New. Blue Ribbon.
The Blue Ribbon Is the highest
award
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Bull. one year and under two
First prize. State School for Deaf;
second prize, w. s., Read.
Bull calf-First prize, State School
for Deaf; second prize, A. c. Ander
son.
Cow. three years or oyer-Firsi
prize, Peter Anderson.
Heifer one year and under two
First prize, Peter Anderson, second
prize. Mrs. w. S. Read.
Heifer calf-First prize, Peter I'm
ander. second prize, Peter Anderson.
Grand champion bull-State School
for Deaf, FIRST prize.
Grand champion femalc-FirSt
prize-Pcter Anderson.
Guernsey Class.
Bull, three years old and over
First prize, John Felt, Jr.; second
prize, Gilbert Parker.
Bull, TWO years and under three
First prize, Blackman e Griffin.
Cow. three years and over-First
prize, Blackman G. Griffin.
Holstc'n Class.
Bull, two years and under three
First prize, Robert and Lewis Cowan;
second prize. Blackman G. Griffin
Bull calf-First prize, Peter Ander'
SON
Cow, three years and over-First
prize State Industrial School,
Heifer. two years and under three
years-First prize, State Industrial
School.
TIeifer calf-First prize, State In
dustrial School
Grand champion bull-F1rst prize,
State Industrial School.
Grand champion femalc-First
prize, state Industrial School.
Hereford Class.
Bull, three years old and over-First
prize. Chambers Estate.
Bull calf-First and second prizes,
Chambers Estate.
Cow, three years and over-Fir5t
and second priZes-Chambers Estate
Heifers. two years and under three
First and second prizes. Chambers
Estate.
Heifers, one year and under two
First and second prizes. Chambers Es-
tate
Heifer calf-Flrst and second prizes,
Chambers Estate.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-03

VIM. B. Wright, blue ribbon.
Utah raised peanuts. c. X. Dana
blue ribbon.
Utah raised dry beans. S. w. Per
fy. blue ribbon.
Wheat in sheayes, Atnge e. Taba-
Ia. blue ribbon.
Exhibit OF live fence seeds. osage
oranges, flax in sheavcs and seed
brown corn in sheaves and seed VIM.
b. Wright, blue ribbon.
Huckleberries. Pierre & Helen Me
traS, blue ribbon
canadian pea beans. Pierre e. Hell
en- Metras, blue ribbon.
Japanese pie pumpkin. Pierre &
Helen Metras. blue ribbon.
tomato vine 10 feet high, Pierre &
HeIen Metras. blue ribbon,
Timothy sheaf, l.. NJ. Nelson. blue
ribbon.
Two hills corn, ]. j. Barker, blue
ribbon.
Sugar cane, R. N. Watts. blue rib
bon
sorgum, r. n. Watts, blue RIB
bon.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-03
FINE ART AWARDS

Best Painting at the Falr-Awarded
to Donald Benuregard, Ogden
Best Original Oil PaIntlne-First
prize. Donald Beauregard, honorable
mention, P. Smith. Logan.
Best Portrait In Water Color-No
first prize awarded. honorable men.
ton, Mrs. Frank Parks, ogden
Sest Original Figure In Oil-First
Prize, Donald Beauregard. Ogden.
Best Landscape in oii-FlrSt prize
awarded honorable mention, Lewis A.
Clamp Ogden.
Best Flower Painting In Oil-Flrst
Prize. Ruby Gasberg. ogden. honor
able mention, Mrs. A. S Condor. Og-
Best Flower Painting in Water Col
or-Flrst prize Mabel Ames, Ogden.
ORAWING.
Best Original Drawing From Life
flrst prize, Donald Beauregard, Og-
den.
Best Original Drawing From Ma.
ture-First prize. Donald Beauregard,
Ogden.
ARTS AND CRAFTS,
Best Original Design In Pyro-
eTaphy-First prize, Mrs. Nate Kuhn,
Ogden, honorable mention Mrs, Nate
Kuhn. Ogden.
AMATEUR CLASS.
Best Original OIL Study--First prize
Ruby Gasberg. Ogden.
Best Original Pastel-No first prize
awarded. honorable mention, Ruby
GaSberg, Ogden.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
Best Photographic Views, 10 or
Moreno first prize awarded, honor
able mention, G. A. Muller, Ogden.
Best Photographic Portraits, 10 or
Moreno first prize awarded, honor
able mention, Mrs. Nate Kuhn Ogden
Best Colorina of Photographic Col.
ors-No first prize awarded honor
able mention. Mrs, Nate Kuhn, Og-
den.
SPECIALS.
Animal Painting-Honorable mon
ton. Mrs. T. f. Rowlands, ogden.
Indian Papoose-Honorable Men
ton, Mrs. T. F. Rowlands, ogden.
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POULTRY DEPARTMENT

In the Poultry Department at the
Fcur-State Fair an additional award
was made.
Single Comb Brown Leehorns-J
NJ. Bishop, first, second and third
prizes for best pullet, hen and pen,
first and second prizes for best cock
erel. and first prize for the best
cock.
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
AWARDS

Fall wheat, VIM. B. Wright, hTSt
prize.
Spring wheat. VIM. B. Wright, first
prize.
Buckwheat. VIM B. Wright, first
prize
Two-rowed barley, VIM. b. Wright
first prize.
Clubhead barley. Wm. B. Wright,
first prize.
Oats, VIM B, Wright, first prize.
Rye, VIM B. Wright, first prize.
Yellow corn, Robert Erwin. frsi
prize. S. w. Perry, second.
White corn, VIM. B. Wright, first
prize.
Popcorn. Henry Barker, first prize:
C. a. Jones, second.
Grains and grasses. VIM. B. Wright,
first prize; l.. C Tanner, second.
Dry Farm Grains-Fall wheat. VIM.
B Wright, first prize.
Spring wheat. VIM. B. Wright. first
prize.
Buckwheat, VIM B. Wright, first
prize,
Two-rowed barley, VIM. B. Wright,
first prize.
Clubhead barley, VIM B. Wright.
first prize
Oats, VIM. B. Wright, first prize.
Rye, VIM. B. Wright. first prize
Popcorn, VIM B. Wright, first prize.
Grains and grasses, VIM. b Wright,
first prize.
Alfalfa seed, VIM. B. Wright, first
prize.
Potatoes, Fred Bartlett. first prize;
Ernest Burke, second
Red beets. Garret Slot. first prize:
Robert Erwin, second
Mangle wurZel beetS. c. A Jones,
first prize; Robt Erwin second.
Carrots, Henry Barker first prize;
Garret Slot. second.
Parsnips, c. A. Jones, first prize.
Yellow onions, Henry Barker, first
prize: S. w. Perry second.
Red onions, c, a. Jones, first prize.
White onions. C. 4. Jones, first prize
Picking onions, c.. a. Jones, first
prize.
Display of cabbage Clark Bros,
first prize; Garret Clot. second.
Cauliflower display, Harmon G Sto-
ker, first prize, Clark Bros. second.
Rhubarb display, Harmon C Sto-
ker. first prize.
Peppers display, C. r. Dana, first
prize; l.. P. Stone. second
Cucumbers display, Harmon C Sto-
ker. first prize; Andrew Allen, sec,
ond.
Watermelons display. Robert Erwin,
first prize; VIM. B. Wright, second.
Cantaloupes display, Harmon &c
Stoker. first prize; c. r. Dana, sec
ond,
Squash display, Robert Erwin. first
prize, Bert McCulloch. second.
Summer squash display, c. r Dana
first prize; Andrew Allen, second.
Hubbard squash display, c r.
Dana, first prize, Job Pingree. sec
ond.
Kohlrabis and egg plant display
C. r. Dana, flrst prize; l.. T. Stone.
second.
Tomatoes display, Garret Slot, first
prize; Harmon G stoker. second.
Green and string beans display,
Robt. Erwin, first prize.
Hops display, VIM. B. Wright, first
prize 49,
Premium No. II. best display of
farm and garden products raised by
one person. VIM B. Wright has the
best farm products and Andrew Allen
the best garden products The judge
recommends that the premium be d.
vlded
SpeciaIs-Utah raised white Eng.
liSh walnuts, Wm. b. Wright. blue
ribbon.
Utah raised black English walnuts,
VIM. b. Wright, blue ribbon
Utah raised hard shell almonds,
VIM. 3. Wright, blue ribbon
Utah raised soft shell almonds,