The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-08-25
BesSener NeWS

 Bessemer August -(special).-The | two teams of the First Aid to the Injured | corpslof Dolomite held contest last night al the First Aid hall al Dolomite. The team of No. 1 mines is composed of George Cunningham, captain; W. D. Mill stead Will Read. Joe Read, John F. Thomas with John Shoemaker as the subject. The members of this team wore blue shirts and kahlSi trousers. Their average was 97.4 per cent. The team of No. mines is composed of John B. Thomas. captain: Tom WarnocH, Jesse Huey, w. c. Dickey, Jim Hall with Will Anthony as subject. They were the regu- lar mining outfit with caps and carbide lamps and they turned off the lights and worked as they would in the mines. Their average was 9S.2 per cent. Stretches were made of two pieces of pipe with overall jackets stretched over the pipes. After much consideration the judges, Dr. E.. ?, Lacey Dr. William Waldrop and MT. A. R. Brown. who was formerly in charge O. the rescue station at West End award ed the prize to the team of No. mines
 The following prizes were decided upon last night at the meeting which was held in the Board of Trade rooms of the trades day committees:
 Biggest load of people, $l2.5o art square, Hood & Wheeler; box cigars, ". G. Pat terson; second prize, $d hall lamp Martin Furniture company; $2 pair shoes, Jacob Strauss; third prize, s5 shoes, T. J. Bat son, two bottles Andes medicine
 Fire department race First prize, s2o and box cigars, c. C. Snider; second prize, S5 and box cigars, c. c. Snider.
 Bicycle race: First race, first prize one spring saddle, s7, Bryant Bros; second prize. saddle $250. Bryant Bros third prize, $150 umbrella, NJ Vislcs; fourth prize. S1 shirt, Sam Kartus firth prize, ten admission tickets to Grand theatre
 Second bicycle race: First prize not SO lected; second prize, $2.50 fountain pen Lewis Drug company; third prize, $ll5 shirt, tie and collars, J. s. Randie; fourth prize ten admission tickets to Grand the atre.
 Best pie: First prize, set 1SE Rogers teaspoons, $2, J. c. Vines: second prize. | three pounds Reception coffee, Rdndle & Milton; pair silk hose, NJ. Barrs third | rrize, double cane chair, Sykes Bros. | Best cake: First prize, hair brush, tooth brush and tooth powder $l.,5, Fulton Bros; second prize. four pounds coffee, F. B. Bucks, two pair ladies hose Sl, H. Goldberg: third prize, one sack Roller Champion flour.
 Best letter: Three best suggestions for future trades day features and attrac- tions; First prize S.50 locilet. Spivy K Moore Jewelry company; second prize, five pound box candy. S. Shcellocc Bros,
 ladies hat and coat costumes third prize, $3 basket fruit Sam Rains; oval nirroS. $lb0 Bessemer Furniture company. Best. team mules: s2 sack shorts, J. C. Curry; second prize. Keen Nutter hatchet and ten pounds nails, Morton Hardware company.
 Best span horses S2 sack corn. Besse- mer Grocery company; second prize, bug
 gy whip. .$i.5O. c. P. Parsons. Best stalk corn: First prize, $2 'inerchan- disc w. D. Taylor: second prize, sl pitch fork. I. A, Lewis Hardware company; third prize sl smoking tobacco, Stag Pool room.
 Best pen pigs: First prize, si pair pants, | Erliclx S, Lefkovits; 5o0 envelopes, printed.
 Besseri1er Printing company, second prize,
 s oak table.
 Best bull calf: First prize, si.5o rug, E., | l.. Huey Furniture company; second prize, | S2.5O hat, NJ, Barr.
 Best colt :iFirst prize. 8 razor and strop,
 Pegram & Palmer; second prize, 8 hat. | Harris Bros third prize. $2.50 ham. Mar | tin Investment company.
 Prettiest girl under IS years: First prize, | sj bracelet, T. Schwabacher
 l Best trained mustache: Hair cut and | shave, by Bank Barber shop.
 $40 range rules to sbe given by Long
 Lewis Hardware company
 Farmer bringing in largest family.
 Archer Millinery company. s ladies hat. | Todd X Moncrief. sl pair overalls.
 To girl riding her bicycle to Board of :, Trade and registeriug first on September
 II, s2.50 whistle for bicycle. l r. T. Martin and MT. and Mrs. Schofield | have arrived in Bessemer and will begin | the revival at the Baptist church Sun
 day morning. The people are very en-
 thusiastic over the revival as Mir. Martin
 and Mr. and Mrs. Schofield have been ' in Bessemer before. where they have I many friends. The night meeting will be | al the tent on Fourth avenue All are 1 cordially invited. ~
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