Arizona republican., 1913-07-18


 Mrs. Guild, who served last year | as president of the Madison Improve | ment club and is one of it's most | active members, has long been an | 1 advocate of the social center move ment On this occasion she hopes to | interest many in the "neighborhood 1 cause' for here it is being demon ! strated how closely related are many | ! interests of the housekeeper. Re 1 l cipies are being freely exchanged and l it is a common sight to see smart I city folk and their country sisters bending over their note books as they ] gather new ideas iu cookery. l The judges are: Mrs. A. M Me Omie, chairman. Mrs. George H. Lib bey. and Mrs l.. c. Perkins. Mrs. h. c. Newton of Tempe was awarded 1 the first prize for bread, the second going to Mrs. William F. Thomas.
 Mrs. A. Seavogel won the first place for cookies and Mrs. l.. Windorn the second. Mrs. E. A Leak was given the blue ribbon for cake and Mrs. l I. D. Butler and Mrs. l.. Windorn were also given cake premiums. Mrs. | Ernest Hall received the most favors 1 for her fruits and among the others who were given awards were Mrs. l Henry Powers, Mrs. William F. Tho mas. Mrs. II. w. Clark, Mrs. W. L. 1 l Lockwood Mrs. Q. F. Schupp. Mrs. | F. C. Johnson and Mrs. G. C. Dull l Although the judging was accom- pIished yesterday, the exhibits will
 remain on display another day. The exhibitors at the fair are: A. I s. Reed, city; A. Graham, city; J. o. ! Williams, city; J. F. Price, Tempe; l 1 F. L. Caldwell, city; F. P. Pullium, 1 l city: W. C. Cheatham, city; F. C. 1 Johnson city; r. c. Harris, city; l George II. Connolly, city; Mrs. C. C. Dull. city: c. w. Goodman, city; C. lC. Green, city: Lena $. Hedgpeth, 1 | city; w. C. Hedgepeth, city; Hall | Bros, city; Ernest Hall, city; Mrs l Ernest Hall, city; Miss Anna Archer | 1 city: Mrs. A. l.. Andrews, North Cen | traI avenue; Mrs. Laura Ament. city; | | P. ApeIi, Tempe; Anna Bivin, city; ! William Betts, Glendale; Mrs M. S l Bruner PaIo Verde: A. c. Bailey | city: Mrs I D. Butler, Polk street; | Kisto Brown, Salt River; J. G. New | | ton. Tempe; Mrs. Henry c. Powers | 1 city: Aaron s. Post, city; Mrs Fred | Payne, city; J. F. Price, Tempe; Mira 1 | Root city; Mary F. Higgins, city; 1 George Ramada, Glendale; Mrs. A. A. Silva. city: George NJ Smith, city; | Mary Stacy, city; Mrs O. E- Schupp city; S ScuH. R. No. G; Mrs A. SiedvogeI, F. No. 1; A. R. Taylor. R. No. i; P. K. TopaIe, R. No. 1; S | Vedduga, city; " A. Vanderhoot, Scottsdale: Mrs. ]. II. Lee, city; Mrs E A. Leak R. No. i. Maricopa coun- tv farm, k. No. 4 Mrs Theresa Leach. city; B. A Leak, F. No 1; Henry Mitchell, city: w. IT. Mcln- tire. city; John Mundall. city; Mrs. Frank O. Howard, Glendale; r. r. Hewens. city; Mrs F. C. Johnson Mesa; l.. c. Jones, city; Miss Grace 1 Kohl. city; George B. Kamada, Glen
 dale; Mrs w. L. Lockwood. city
 Mrs. !. H. Lee. city; J. R. Written,
 city: TheIma Walker, Glendale; Mrs
 l.. Kinboon. city; Mrs. Amy Walker
 Glendale: George WOodring. city; T.
 c. Washington, city; W. IT, Yackey'
 city.
 List of Awards
 Alfalfa-Rest two bales, s. S-
 skull Phoenix; best sheaI alfalfa, Ernest Hall; B. A. Leak, second; best two bales alfalfa and grain hay, | F. AepH, Tempe.
 Wheat-P. Aepl Tempe.
 Oats-F. C. Johnson, Mesa. Barley-P Aepli, Tempe. Green Corn-Cristo Brown, Salt | River Reservation.
 Matured Corn-Mrs. NJ. S Brun- | CT. Palo Verde.
 Table Beets-F. C. Johnson. Green Onions-F C. Johnson. White Sweet Potatoes-L. c. Jones | Phoenix.
 Red Sweets n George Ramada, l Glendale | Irish Potatoes-First and second 1 Ernest Hall: G. II. Connolly, third. Salsify-Mrs. Gilmore, Tempe, first; l A II. Post. second prize.
 Onions Dry-Ernest Hall 2nd and | 3rd Mrs. Gilmore of Tempe. Watermelons- display of me l Ions, Ernest Hall; special prize | l Kleckley's sweets, F. E. Pullins; first prize best six Tom Watson melons | l to F. B. Pullns; best six Florida | favorites, Henry Mitchell Phoenix; | i largest single melon, F. B Pullins; l best six Chilian melons, Ernest Hall; l second prize on best display, F. B. 1 Pullins; third prize, best six Keckley l sweets, Geo. II. Connolly. Cantaloupes-Best single. J. O. Will | | Hams, Phoenix; second, J. F. Cald- well, Phoenix; first best crate of cantaloupes. Ernest Hall, Phoenix; l second to J. E. Williams; third r. I. 1 Edson. 1 Best basket of tomatoes-third ] prize G. c. Dull Phoenix.
 Best one dozen cucumbers-F. P. l Benjamin. Phoenix; second, Henry 1 Mitchell, Phoenix. Cotton-F'irst on best cotton plant l e. T. Hirst, Phoenix; second prize, l w. c. Cheatham; third prize, Mari | copa county poor farm
 1 Squash-Best six summer squash, 1 Mrs. Will EItta, Glendale; second l prize. H. c. Powers.
 1 Pumpkins-First prize. Robert l Woodring; second J. F. Price. i Fruits-Best crate strawberries l Ernest Hall.
 1 Basket of apricots-A. c. Bailey l Peaches-F'irst A. R. Taylor Phoe-
 nix; second J. c. Simmons; third