The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08

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Mr.. Febro announced last night
that the picnic was the most success
full, from financial standpoint, ever
given by the Knights of Labor, and
he appreciates the patronage given
by the public. Names of the prize
winners and the respective trophy !
won are:
The Prize Winners,
Baseball, first prize, $40 in gold,
Pensacola; second prize, one baseball
glove, Barrancas.
Relay race, first prize one box
| cigars, ]. Strader team, Barrancas;
second prize, one complimentary
ticket Isis, J. Swinegarts' team, Pen
sacola.
One hundred-yard dash, fat man,
one complimentary ticket Bonita, A.
B. Bray, Barrancas.
One hundred-yard dash for all, first
prize, two pair silk sox, Ralph Tay-
| Tor, Barrancas; second prize, one bot
tie perfume, ]. Swinengar, Barran-
cas-.
Boy race, first prize, one pocket
knife, Herbert Lindstrom; second
prize, one bottle perfume, L. Rosen-
stein.
Girl race, first prize, one pair
white slippers, Ida Williams; second
| prize, one box stationery, Ida Will
liams and C. Casey.
Sack race, one box candy, I. VIII
liams and G. Casey.
Shoe mixing contest, first prize,
one pocket knife, Jimmie Gordon;
second prize, one salad bowl, Oswald
Babe.
Tug-of-war, Soldiers VS.. K. of L. },
one box cigars, Soldier team, ].
Strader, captain.
High jump, first prize, one shirt,
Fl. Cohron; second prize, flash light,
Mr.. Dyer.
Broad jump, first prize one silk
shirt, H. Cohron; second prize, one
box toilet soap, Mr.. Fell.
Running jump, first prize, one
shirt, J. Angelo; second prize, one
box toilet soap, Mr.. Fell.
Blind mems race, first prize, one
picture, S. W. Fell; second prize, one
: cake plate, C. o. Bathourst.
Blind girls race, first prize, one
: pair silk hose, Miss Ida Williams;
second prize, one center piece, Miss
Williams.
Tallest man, one necktie, Sergeant
Moore, 6 feet, 6 ga inches.
Shortest man, one box stationery
!: w. w. Geddes.
Heaviest man, one hat, Geo. Kins
ley, (Big George), 208 pounds.
Most perfect baby under two years
}. one gold chain necklace with locket
Martha Mildred Powers, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Powers, Warning
ton.
Ugliest man, one umbrella, Gus
: Soderland.
Lady with most children on ground
= one sack corn meal, Mrs. S. F. 30
CART.
Il Oldest lady on ground, one rug
q Mrs. Anita Flores, 70 years old.
Il Heaviest lady on ground, one pal
silk hose, Mrs. Chas. Mccullough.
Il Smallest lady on ground, one pal
5 silk hose, Mrs, J. E. Watson.
Man and woman coming longes
:. distance to the picnic, dozen bar
toilet soap, Mr.. and Mrs. Olympi
Texicxo, from Brazil.
Oldest married couple on grounC
:. one picture, $500, Mr.. and Mrs. S. /
Bogart, 81 years.
2 Fattest baby on pavilion at p. m
one gold ring, Miss Marguerite vi
lar, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
e Villar.
Fattest lady on pavilion at p. /
.S one ladies' silver purse, Mrs. Cha
=. Mccullough.
8 Thinnest lady on pavilion at 9
: M, one pair D. E. scissors, Mrs. JIG
Watson.
Dancing.
80 Best lady dancer, one importe
. china silk parasol, Miss VERNE B,
IL CART.
Best gentleman dancer, one be
cigars, Mr.. G. F. Brown.
Best girl dancer under ten year
D. one hat, Catherine Marques frs
Bernadette Soderlind second.
Best boy dancer under ten year
one fash light, G. Yond.
5. Comic dance, first prize, one parl,
lamp, So, E. McClosky; second priz
{ 25 bars toilet soap, H Cohron.
Best couple dancers, lady, one 60
+. hatpin, $3.50, Mrs. ]. Biebighause
gentleman, one rocking chair, ST, N
90. II. Conron.
:, Best oldest couple, lady, one pa