Arizona republican., 1913-11-06
ALL PREMIUMS Each Year Sees More Sec tions Added to Interest ing Exhibit-This Years Show Exceeds All Pre- vious Displays
MUCH CREDIT TO
 ARIZONA WOMEN
Superintendent Mrs. Laird and Capable Corps of As sistants Receive Much Commendation for Won derful Showing

all the others have been awarded to the exhibitors in the Woman's depart ment. Each year sees the demand for new sections to the different divisions and this has been made manifest again this season.
 Many of the articles that could not be placed under any of the heads pro- Vided by those who have had charge, when worthy of notice, has been given an honorable mention. Among these displays is an odd table of exquisite workmanship loaned by Edward F..
 Sutter Made of walnut and inlaid with pine, cedar, mahogany and cherry.
 it has attracted much attention.
 Mrs c. B. Laird, superintendent of
 the department has presided over the
 building since the opening hours and
 with her usual thoughtfulness has in
 sisted that her assistants attend the
 other exhibits and enjoy the races.
 T am delighted that the interest in our department instead of waning is on the increase. We are not without Sev- eral groups of sightseers compli- mentary and appreciative always. Peo- 1 pie not only think of us when here out
 in town and every day We are in re- ceipt of dozens and dozens of clusters ] of gorgeous American Beauty roses. Everyone has been most kind and con
 siderate' Yesterday completed the l judging of the culinary and pantry stores. The winners follow:
 1 Canned and Preserved Goods-Mrs. ! E. A. Leek, Phoenix; Mrs. Earnest Hall Phoenix; Mrs. M. C. Wall. Phoe- nix, Mrs. o. B. Roberts, Phoenix Miss 1 Mary Hegeland, Phoenix; Mrs. Mary 1 Eoss, Phoenix; Mrs. D. D. Fucker, ] ID l Mrs. A J. Bellas, Phoenix; Mrs. F. W. l Seaman, Phoenix; Mrs. Carrie HaI l. Phoenix; Mrs Maud Coleman, Phoe- nix; Mrs, Geo. smith. Phoenix; Mrs. F. 1 Irvine Phoenix; Mrs Otto Plath, Phoenix; Mrs Amelia Jackson, Phoe- nix: Miss Dora Ross. Phoenix; Mrs. Chas. Munger, Phoenix; Mrs. c. E. Holloway. Phoenix; Mrs A. J. Case Phoenix: Miss F. $. Forderer Tucson;
 Mrs. E. IT. Higley, Phoenix; Mrs. w. F. White. Phoenix; Mrs. Wm Matthie.
 Phoenix: Mrs. Frank Parker. Phoenix
 Mrs. l.. D. Rousseau. Phoenix: Miss
 Helen Plath. Phoenix; Mrs. T r. De
 vine, Phoenix; Mrs L. J. Swarens. l Phoenix; Mrs. L. R Munger. Phoenix: Mrs Olie Oir, Tucson: Mrs F. A. F'itz l Phoenix; Mrs Clay Parker Phoenix: l Mrs. $. T. Connolly, Phoenix; Mrs. C. 1 V. Goddard, Phoenix: Miss AdeIine 1 Plath, Phoenix; Miss IIa Douglas, 1 Phoenix; Frieda Marks. Phoenix
 Cook Food-AIrs. H. $. DieboId, Mrs l D. T Bayless. Mrs. F. H. Parker Mrs. Geo. w. Biehn. Mrs. Peter Snapp. Mrs. E. R. Stover, Mrs. J. K Wheat Mrs. 4. J. Case, Mrs. L. L. Miller, Mrs. F. IT, vine Mrs. IT. H. Foltz, Mrs R. M. Johnson. Mrs. J. T. Taylor. Prescott. Mrs. Ben Cross, Mrs w B. Couom. Mrs H. NJ. Kennedy Mrs. Jacob Den Ger, Miss Adeline Plath, Mrs c. O. Brown, Mrs, J. w Roebuck, Mrs M T. Phelps, Mrs. J. NJ. Weber Mrs F. H. Larson. Gladys Hanger, Miss Dill Bur son, Mrs. A. Fisl1e, Miss Mary Hege- lund, Mrs. A. Siervogel Mrs otto Plath, Mrs. A. J. Bellas, Mrs Geo. Sci del Mrs Rirley Tuckey, Mrs. M T. l Phelps, Mrs. Jacob Denzer. Mrs B. A. Leak. Mary L. Wheat, Mrs. Geo J. SiervOgel, Mrs. A. SiervogeI, Mrs H. H. Fotz, Beatrice Metten, Mrs D. D. Fucker, Mrs B. HarrelI, Ellen B. Cole. Mrs. J. K. Wheat Mrs. H. NJ. Kennedy. Miss Dell Burson, Mrs. R M Johnson Mrs. W. F. White, Miss Edna Mitchell. Miss Lois Tuckey. Emily Winborn, Irene Luitjens, Katy Van Doren, Mary E M- Oglesby Miss Hattie Doster, Miss Edna Helm, Mrs. F. J. Udall.
 Home made candy: Amateur only Miss Ruth Herald, Miss NJ. Stammard. Lena Hoghe. Miss Hattie Doster. Miss Helen Plath, Mrs. D. D. Fucker, Mrs. Geo. Seidel
 Special Premiums.
 Mrs. F. J. Bennitt's gold thimble prize Or best three or more buttonholes made by girls under 14 years of age. vas won by Miss Ruth Stearns. Phoe- 1ix
 Donofrios first prize, a four pound )oX of candy for best hemmed nap K sin made by girl under F years of age vas won by Miss Margaret Wynn, Sis CTS Convent, Phoenix; the second prize, a two pound box of candy, was won by Miss Amelia Robson, 1234 E. Van Buren,
 The Boston Stores $500 hand bag, prize for best knitted work by lady 5 years of age or over. was won by Mrs. Wm. A. Gibbon, Route No. 2
 The New York Stores premium of x '5.00 merchandise for best crocheted ped spread, was won by Mrs. C. G. Werner, 1505 w. Gilmore.
 GoldWater's special premium of $500 Il merchandise for best 36-inch em- oroidered lunch cloth, done in colors vas won by Mrs. W. E. White, no N 0th Ave
 Mrs. Leo Goldmans special premi- nm, a white brush and comb, for best ] N