Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-12

Columbia Wyandotte Hen, first
second, third, r. II. Greer.
Golden Pencilled Hamburg-Pullet,
second, pen, first, hen, first, hen, first,
third, cock, first, Rosemaur Farm.
Columbia Pencilled Rock-Pullet,
first second, M. E. DeGuire.
Golden Pencilled Hamburg-Cock-
erel, first, first, Rosemaur Farm.
Columbia Wyandotte - Cock, first
pen, first, R. H. Greer.
Silver P. P. Rock-Pen, first, cock,
first, NJ. q. DeGuire.
Golden s. Hamburg - Pullet, first
cock, second, Rosemaur Farm.
Dominique - Cock, second, pullet,
second, Miss Alta Plank.
B. Golden Polish-Cock, second, dis
play Of 20 birds, first, Rosemaur
Farm.
Non-b. Golden Polish - Cockerel,
first second, Roeemaur Farm.
American Dominique - Hen, third,
D, M, Galbraith; cock, first, pullet,
first, hen, first, second, cock, first,
Miss Alta Plank.
Light Brahma-Pullet, first, second
hen, second, third, Ed Shearer.
Golden p. Hamburg-C -Cockerel, first,
and second, Walter Roswurm
Silver S. Hamburg -. Pullet first;
hen, third, pen, second cock, second
Walter Roswurm.
r. c. r. I. Red-Pen, third; cockerel
second, Mrs. E. r. Judd; cockerel,
first; pen, second, Mrs, Matthew
Small.
Flowers.
In the floral department there were
thirteen exhibitors and all received
prizes except two. There were twen-
ty-five separate exhibits and the
awards were as follows
Mrs. f. seeley, salem-Hanging
basket, first prize $5.
Routledge Seed Co., Portland-Col-
lection Of palms, second; collection of
ferns, second; rare plants, second;
floral design, second; display of as
ters, first; display Of cut dahlias, first,
prizes $50.
Rain & Herbert, Portland--Collec-
tion Of palms, first; collection of
ferns, first; rare plants, first; floral
display, first; display of cut flowers,
first; prizes $1S5.
Mrs w. S. Mott, Standardization
of blooming geraniums, first; specl-
men Of house plants, first; collection
OF blooming plants, first; porch box
with flowers, first; display of cut
flowers, third; display of sweet peas,
first; display Of cut roses, second;
display of cut asters, second; rare
plants, first; prizes $40.
Matte f. Beatty, Salem-Display of
rut asters, first; arranged vase, third.
Prize, IS.
Willamette Dahlia Co., Portland
display of cut flowers, third; display
of cut dahlias, second; prize $40.
Emma Henke, Salem-Specimen of
liant in bloom, first; prize 50.
Mrs W. /. staley, salem-Dlsplay of
,ut dahllas, second; display of sw eet {
peas, third; prize $3.50.
Mrs f, l.. Purvine, Salem-Porch I
BOX with plants, second; display of
-ut flowers, first; arranged vase, sec
md; prizes $14.
Mrs Earl Race, Salem--Display Of
sweet peas, second; display of roses, s
'irst; arranged vase, first; vase of
lowers, first; rare plants, second; I
prizes SIS.
Mrs c. ID, Purvine, Salem-Display G
'f cut flowers, second; display OF I
sladiolus, first; display of cut dahlias,
.irst; prizes 500, d
Art Department
There were forty-nine exhibitors I
md seventy-three exhibits in art. The
wards were as follows:
George o'Brien, Gearhart-Oll por- c
rait from life, first; prize $40. (
Ernest Williams, Lents-Group of !
photographs, first; collection of pho !
ographs, first; prizes 50.
Clyde L. Kellar, Portland - Oil
sketch from nature, first; water color 3
andscape from nature, first and sec 1
md; prizes $12.5O. 4
C. Il. Freeland, salem-C Collection of 2
photographs, second; collection of
photograph portraits, first; prizes s.. c
Mrs, Florence G, Currier, Portland c
oil portrait from life, second; oil J
andscape painting, second; oil ma 3
'ine, second; group of landscapes n
rom nature, first; prizes $40
Dorothy Veder, Portland--Oll paint
ng first; prize So.
Mrs. A, A, Wood, Portland-On S
'alntlng, second; oil painting of fruit, \
irst; original magazine cover, Sec J
md tapestry painting. first; leather
modelled, first; landscape from nature. 1
irst; prizes S24. L
Genevleye HALEY Portland - Oil
andscape from nature, second water 2