Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-10-22
DIVISION I.
Home Economics.

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Bread-Class A. First. Dorothy Mar
tin, Tenino; second, Charlotte Rog-
ers, Tenino. Class B. First, B.
Jacobson, Tumwater; second, Ella
Bright, Bucoda.
Lot 2. Best Loaf of Brown Bread
Glass B. First, Lillian Wilson,
Lacey; second, May Yoakum, Tenino.
Lot 3. Best Plain Cake-Class B.
First, Marie Brouwer, Tumwater;
second, l.. Cogswell, Tumwater.
Lot 4. Best Dozen Plain Cookies
Glass B. First, Hazel Johnson. Tum-
water; second, Mary Schlosser, Tum-
water.
Lot 5. One Can Fruit (Prunes,
Pears, Plums, Cherries) - Glass A.
First, Cecil Bolander, Olympia. Glass
B. First, Ruth Hayden. South Bay;
second, Ruth Adair. South Bay.
Lot 6. One Can Strawberries, Lo-
ganberries, Raspberries. Blackberries
Glass B. First, Ruth Adair, South
Bay; second, Isabelle Morse, South
Bay.
Lot Z. Best Can Vegetables -
Glasses A and B. First, Ruth Hay
deem, South Bay; second, Della
Horst, Tenino.
Lot 8. Best Collection of Canned
Fruits and Vegetables - Glasses A
and B. First, I Kan Kan Club, Wash
ington school. Olympia.
Lot 9. Best Three Glasses Jelly
(any fruit may be used)-Class B..
First, Gladys Meyers, Olympia; Sec
ond, Ruth Drewry, Tumwater.
Lot 10. Best Roll Ranch Butter
Glasses A and B. First, Carroll
Brainard, Spurgeon Greek; second,
Dena Eickhost, Boston Harbor.
Textiles.
Lot IL. Plain Washable Dress
Glass A. First, Cecil Bolander, Olym-
pia. Glass B. First, Villa Carnsen,
Olympia; second, Paul Plancich,
Olympia.
Lot 10. Plain Shirt Waist-Class
A. First, Marie Mullaney, Tenino.
Lot IA. Sofa Pillow - Glass B.
First, Margaret Hayden, South Bay;
second, B. Citron, Olympia.
Lot Is. Darning and Repairing
Class B. First, Bessie Cameron, Hays;
second, Etna Keithahn, Tenino.
DIVISION II.
Agriculture.
Lot 16. Best Ten Potatoes-First,
Harris Haycox. Olympia; second,
Hans Thomson, Lacey.
Lot II. Largest Six Potatoes
First, H. Bolander, Olympia; second,
Orval Keeny, Stony Point.
Lot 10. Best Quart Dry Wax
Beans-First. Ella Ray, Summit
Like: second. William Gallagher.
Lacey.
Lot 10. Best Hubbard Squash
First, Lloyd Henry, Bucoda; second,
Robert Thaden, Olympia.
Lot FL. Best Pie Pumpkin-First,
Harold Allen, South Bay; second,
Harold Tibbetts, Little Rock.
Lot. %. Best Mammoth Pumpkin
First, G. T. Gunstone, Maytown;
second. Robert Spencer, Olympia.
Lot %. Best Six Table Carrots
First, Albert Frederickson, Cham
ber's Prairie; second, Ulysses Horst.
Stony Point.
Lot "a. Best Six Stock Carrots
First, G. T. Gunstone, Maytown; Sec
ond, Roy Morse, Olympia.
Lot rs. Best Six Table Beets -
First, John Ray, Summit Lake; Sec
ond, Albert Frederickson, Chambers
Prairie.
Lot 26. Best Six Mangel Wurzels
First, Afford Mcdonnell, Rt. 8,
Olympia; second. ELAN Thomson.
Olympia.
Lot q. Best Six Onions-First.
Evalyn Gibson. Bucoda; second. Del
bert Ruckty, Olympia.
Lot %. Best Six Ears Sweet Corn
First, Harold F. Allen, South Bay;
second, John Ray, Summit Lake.
Lot 20. Best Six Ears Pop Corn
First, Thos. Crist, Olympia; second,
Floyd Rose, Rt. 8, Olympia.
Lot 80. Best Head Cabbage-First,
Albert Frederickson, Chambers Prai-
RE; second, Fred Mulholland, Bel
more.
DIVISION III.
Manual Training.
Lot 81. Mechanical Drawing (for
woodwork Glass A. First, A.
Gunstone, Olympia; second. H. Borth-
wick, Olympia. Glass B. First, DON
aid Faulknor Olympia: second, Ted