Semi-weekly herald., 1915-10-11

and June Bug second in the quarter
mile, time % seconds. In the half
mile harness race, Arrow C. first,
Hello Bill second. Time 1850. In
the five-eighths mile running Dick
b. d. first, King Gold second and
Native Son third, time 1:05. In the
ladies half mile race Miss Trumble
defeated Mrs. Cordel.
In the Farmington- Smelter game
today, at the end of the seventh inn
ing the score was to 9 in favor of
the Smelter.
lhls afternoon the big Colorado
New Mexico fair ended at the grounds
but the many evening amusements
Will continue as late as you care to
attend them. Many hundreds of our
visitors will remain over tomorrow.
when special events, good clean sports,
matched horse races and baseball
game between the Smelter and Bay
field, for big side bet, will surely
be ball game that one one should
miss.
All premium awards were COM
pieted at noon today. The school grade
exhibits, very interesting and taste
fully arranged attraction, in its en-
tirety is too long to give now.
In the open to all collections, the
following won.
Best display of garden products
grown by any school, Whittier school.
Best display of cut flowers, any
school, entered by Charles Pound,
won.
Best display of embroidery by any
pupil, Elco school first, Lillian Real
second.
Best manual training work done by
any pupil, Harry Tyner.
Best display of charcoal drawings,
by High school pupil, Marjory Vim
ton first. Sarah Bradshaw second.
Boys and Girls Club
Exhibits.
Best sack of potatoes, Willard Eat
on, Kline first and John Vance Fra
zier second.
Best display Of agricultural pro-
ducts, including vegetables. Kline
Boys and Girls club.
Poultry.
All awards have been made in the
extensive exhibit and they are too
numerous for publication today. In
the Mongolian Pheasent exhibit, there
were two coops of these beautiful
birds. The cock in one of the coops
flew against the wire netting the first
day of the fair and broke his neck.
Livestock.
Best stallion, w. C. Likes.
Best draft mare, Pleasant Balm.
Best mule, S. w. Jones.
Best two year old draft colt, Ralph
Dunham.
Best one year old colt, Arthur
Frary.
Best saddle horse shown by a gen
tleman, R. T. Nelson.
Best saddle pony under IA hands
shown by boy or girl, was easily
Won by A. J. Chitwood, Jr., by his
horse pinto"
In the registered white face Here
ford entries, Griffith Brothers won
'irst and second premiums in the ma
jority of the mature stock.
II. w. Akers won first and sec
ond premiums in the second class.
George W. Spenser of the Florida
NEST took the first premium on the
best five boxes of commercial ap-
pies
Yesterdays Events.
The Smelter beat Pennington 8
to 5.
In the half mile race for green
horses, Jonathan, Rowdy, Smith and
Silver Queen came under the wire in
the above named orded.
The half mile harness race was won
by John s., Reward G. second.
In the two and one-half mile relay
Luthern Denison was first Sam Hood
second and Fred Cordell third. Time
nine and one-half minutes.
In the half mile running race the
result was Dick b. b., Fly On and
King Gold. Time 81 seconds.
Vernon Skeels won the motorcycle
race, Guy Jemison second and L. E.
Stephenson third.
TWO CHILDREN HAD GROUP.
The two children of J. w Nix