Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-01

Duroc-Jersey specials; offered by the
Duroc-Jersey record association: Boar
and three cows owned by exhibitor
one, Fruit; two, Hoover; three Har-
vey
Barrow under one year-one, Hoov-
er.
Pen of Barrows under one year--one
Hoover.
HoLsTEINs.
BULLS.
Three Years Old and Over.
First-Sir Fleta Jewel. T. H.
Fischer, Suver Oregon.
Two Years Old and Under Three.
First-Model King Sergis Korndyke.
W. k. Newell, CASTOR Oregon.
Senior Yearling.
First-Lakeside King Sergis Burke.
w. X. Newell, CASTOR, Oregon.
Senior Calf.
First-Hazlewood Beryl Wayne. G.
s. Magee, McMinnville, Oregon.
Second-Daybreak Prilly Gerbin. W.
X. Newell, CASTOR, Oregon.
Third-Model King Sergis Korndyke
De Kol. w, X. Newell, CASTOR, Ore
gon.
Fourth--Wapato Colantha Monarch.
Thomas Carmichael, 6aston, Oregon.
Junior Calf.
First-Louis Korndyke De Kol. W.
K. Newell, CASTOR, Oregon.
SecondEWapato Colantha Jewel
Thomas Carmichael, CASTOR, Oregon.
Third Oregon Billy Jewel. G. s
Magee, McMinnville, Oregon.
Fourth--Cloveridge Segis Korndyke
De Koie. w. X. Newell, Castor, Ore
gon.
COWS.
Four Years Old and Over.
First-Cedar View Jewel Sabra. G.
s. Magee, McMinnville, Oregon.
Second-Eugenie De Koi Of Wapato
Thomas Carmichael, CASTOR, Oregon.
Third-Nida Butter Girl. c. s. Ma
gee, McMinnville, Oregon.
Fourth--Pearl Burke Pietertze. w
X. Newell, Castor, Oregon.
Three Years Old and Under Four.
FirstLelia Spofford Cornucopia. W
X. Newell, Castor, Oregon.
Second-Girofle Airline De Kol. w
K. Newell, CASTOR, Oregon.
Two Years and Under Three.
First-Wapato Pansy Colantha
Thomas Carmichael, CASTOR, Oregon.
Second-Louise Lill De Kol. W. X
Newell, CASTOR, Oregon.
HEIFERS.
Senior Yearling.
First-La Siesta Jewel Girl. W. K
Newell, CASTOR, Oregon.
Junior Yearling.
First-Anne of Gierstein. w. K
Newell, CASTOR, Oregon.
Senior Calf.
First Wapato Rose Monarch
Thomas Carmichael, CASTOR, Oregon.
Eeqond-Cloveridge Pietertze BELL
w. X. Newell, CASTOR, Oregon.
Third-Princess Segis Doone. W. X
Newell, Castor, Oregon.
Fourth-WapatO Lily Coantha
Thomas Carmichael, CASTOR, Oregon.
PICTURE and Painting
Cereal Foods.
Baking powder biscuits--Mrs s. A
Edwards, first, ST. Bessie Gill, second
so cents.
Graham bread--Mrs. d. F. Lane
first, SO; Mrs. W. Y. Richardson, sec
ond, 81.
Sat rising bread--Mrs. o. P. Hoff
first. So; Mrs. R. E. Wilson, second
81.
Potato yeast bread--Mrs. Il. i
Wright, first, 81; Mary Lebold sec
ond,' so cents.
Steam brown bread-Mrs. Mar,
Young, first, $2; Mrs. W. P. Richard
son, second 81.
Layer cake--Joy Turner, first. So
Mrs r. B. Goodrich second. 81.
Loaf cake--Bessie Gill, first $2.
Coffe cake-Lulu r. Walton, first
80; Mrs, Hans Tuffle second, 81.
Fruit cake-Mrs. G. L. Dick first, $2
Elizabeth Paums, second, 81.
Angel cake--Jessie ercler, first, 80
Mrs. w. S. Sawyer, second, 81.
One dozen cookies-Mrs n.
Wright, first, 81; Lulu r. Walton, sec
ond, on cents.
Potato yeast bread (misses,- ,--Flol
ence Elgin, first, 80; Pearl Catlow, sec
ond, 81.
Baking powder biscuit-Mildred Gil
first, 81.
Soda biscuits Mildred Gill first, $l
Layera cake (misses) )--Velleda Oh
mart, first, $2; Mildred Gill; secont
81.
Loak cake-Pearl Catlow, first $2
Mildred Gill; second, 81.
Assortment Of cakes-Paulne Dicl
first, SO.
Floral Department.
Best display Of cut flowers-Cal
Reuf, Salem, first, 800; Balm & lIel
bert, Portland, second, $50.
Best display Of cut asters-R. Adel
him, Mt. Angel, Mt Angel first, $lC
Mrs. Earl Race, Salem second, s5.
Best display Of chrysanthemums
Carl Reuf, first, $40; Balm g. llerber
second SO
Best display Of gladioli-Mn. Pa
Race, first, $l0
Best display Of dahlia-Portan
Seed Co., first, $25; Willamette Dahl
Co., Portland, second, $40; Gil Bro
Seed Co., Portland, third.
Collection Of blooming geraufr
(amateur) Mrs. j. II. Haas Salen
first So; Mrs. w. S. Mott, Salem se,
ond, $3.50.
Best specimen Of house plants
Mrs w. s. Mott, first, $5; France
Bressler Salem, second, $3.50; Mrs. j,
Liza Henninger, third.