The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-09-24
LAST FAIR
BEST EVER
Observation-Disclosures
Third Industrial School Fair Fills Ii
bTary Assembly Hall with Products
Premium List Large


than ever before, and their quality was
such as to make the grownups enviOus.
The assembly hall Of the county library
was filled with products brought to the
city from all parts Of the valley, and
the sidewalk on State street in the
proximity of the library building was
lined with cOops of chickens, ducks,
rabbits, pigeons, guinea pigs and pigs.
The pride that was theirs when they
beheld the judges plnnlng the blue rib
boRs to their Exhibits will never be
forgotten by the winners of first prizes
in Saturdays fair. And it is perhaps
true that no one was happier than Ir-
win Bowerman and John Cunning, who
were told that they had been awarded
the trip to state fair at Salem. These
boys chose as their project pig feeding.
The fat pigs grunted the live long day
on the street side Saturday, to the de-
light of the children. Every boy in
town registered desire to own farm
and raise just such pigs.
. The poultry display was good. 81
think the children have some mighty
good young fowls" said j. r. Nickel
sen, who judged the chickens and
ducks.
The library building was thronged all
| followed Mrs. j. p. Lucas and Mr..
| Nickelsen in the late afternoon, as they
pinned the blue, red and white ribbons
on the winning exhibits.
One of the most interesting displays
seen was that of pressed and named
wild flowers. One boy had SO varieties
and species of fora from the valley.
The collections were neatly arranged in
books. The corn shown, if sent to the
Walla Walla corn show, will no doubt
receive more than passing notice.
The participants were divided into
classes-A and b, the former including
all over IL years of age, and the latter
all IL years old or younger.
First, second and third prizes were
awarded as follows
Glass A and b: Best packed box of
apples-John Annala, Oak Grove; Sus-
an Rodwel, Barrett; Edgar Cara
brant, Frankton.
Class A: Best trio of large chickens
Alta Walters, Odell: Frank Fenwick,
Oak Grove Edgar Krussow, Pine Grove.
Trio of small chickens-Lucy Griffith
Parkdale.
Best trio of ducks Edward Reed,
Oak Grove: Victor Thomson, Pine
Grove; Francis Austen, Frankton.
Best 10 carrots-Vernon Gray, Frank
ton.
Best 10 onions Vernon Gray, Frank
ton.
Best 10 potatoes Vernon Gray,
Frankton; Frances Miller, Barrett;
Douglas Leasure. Mount Hood. .
Ten ears popcorn-Margaret Morri-
son, Hood River.
Ten ears field corn Chester Chevron,
Central Vale; Harold Hagen, Central
Vale.
Largest head cabbage Francis Alb
sten, Frankton; Sylvan Austen, Frank
ton.
Thouasnd head kale-Francis Austen.
Frankton; Eliza King, Hood River;
Harry Plog, Odell.
Largest squash Harold Bailey. Hood
River. Irwin Bowerman, Odell Chaun-
cey Angus, Oak Grove.
Largest pumpkin Vernon Gray,
Frankton; Harold Grafton, Barrett.
Cram, Hood River; Irene Lancaster,
Oak Grove; Florence Benson. Hood
River.
Five cans canned fruit-Beatrice An
gus, Oak Grove; Helen Hawkes., Pine
Grove Esther Hagen, Central Vale.
Best dipslay of asters-Boyd Jenkins.
Hood River.
Sweet peas-Ila Nichols.
Best collection of named and pressed
wild fiowers-Wilpur Hoyt, FraLkton
Beatrice Brattz, Pine Grove; Charles
Fosberg, Oak Grove.
Best home made apron-Ada Wal
ters, Barret; Helen Piter, Hood River.
MILDLY blouse-Lenora Cram, Hood
River: Frances Littletield, Hood River.
Best loaf of bread-Harold Dixon,
Frankton; Florence Eddy, Frankton;
Gertrude Zweigart. Hood River.
Plain cake-Jessie Eddy, Frankton;
Dathne Collins, Oak Grove; Alma An
nala, Oak Grove.
Apple pie-Minta Heppner, Frank
ton; liza Nichols, Oak Grove.
Mechanical work - Neal Robinson,
Hood River; Andrew Williams, Bar
rett; Harold Hagen. Central Vale.
Fancy work-Helen Grenholm, Hood
River; Lena Harms, Frankton; lila
| Nichols, YAK OToVe.
Glass b: Trio of large chickens
Helen Dark, Hood River; Sherman,
Zweigart, Hood River.
Small chickens Edna Moore, Pine
Grove; Robert Copper, Frankton;
Ernest Smith, Hood River.
Carrots-Eino Annala, Oak Grove;
George Miller, Central Vale; James
Schaeur, Hood River.
Best 10 onions-Clara Lybarger, Hood
River; Elmo Annala, Oak Grove; Har-
old Benson, Hood River.
Ten potatoes Wendell Wing, Oak
Grove; Joshua Pearson, Oak Grove;
Helen Goodpasture, Hood River.
Best 10 ears popcorn Donald Bone
brake, Barrett: Chas. Dreske, Hood
| River; Robert Schuknecht, Barrett.
Field corn Imogene Bishop. Barrett;
Harold Hollenbeck, Frankton; Howard
Knowles, Barrett.
Tomatoes Elizabeth Williams, Frank
ton; Martha Ferguson, Odell.
Largest cabbage-Helen Monosmith.
Hood River. second prize.
Thousand head kale-Mildred Shsr-
rieb. Barrett: Elma Gray. Frankton;
Myron Hoyt, Frankton.
Largest squash-Frank Carnes, Hood
River; Imogene Bishop, Barret; Dean
Hatch, Hood River.
Rabbits-Pesrl Hershey. Hood River
Herman Schleiff, Oak Grove. Forrest
Plain, Hood River.
Pumpkin Earl Moore, Pine Grove;
Cedric Angus, Oak Cove.
Best five glasses jelly-Doris Dreske.
Hood River; Lenore Lane, Hood River.
Best five jars canned fruit-Jessie
Vaughn, Hood River; Stuart Brown,
Oak Grove; Lena Howard. Hood Rive
Asters-Pearl Hershey, Hood River;
Martha Ferguson, 0dell; Sybil Stan.
ton, Pine Grove.