Weekly journal-miner., 1915-10-27
LEONARD RILEY, JR., OF
 FLAGSTAFF, IS SOME KID
(From Sunoays DalIy)

of Northern Arizona's future men and women ever held here.
 Although only seven came from ter ritory outside of Prescott they car ried away almost half of the prizes. Prescott's little ones were left out in the cold when it came to the award ing of the sweepstakes medal, the prize for the prettiest baby and the first prize for the boys under the one year limit.
 Leonard C. Riley, IT,, of Flagstaff was the one best baby bet of the show, he taking the pr. H. T. South worth sweepstakes medal with score of 9o 1-2 points, the hand made crib for the highest scoring baby outside of Yavapai county and the silver cup donated by Judge Wren to the best baby under one year. Doris Adcline Hunter, another out side-of- Prescott baby, was the only one to come near equalling the Flag staff baby's record, she taking two different prizes. The next out side baby to grab off big prize was Gladys Dickson of Winslow, who re ceived the majority of votes of the contestings mothers, thus electing her to the position of the prettiest baby ot the show. To prove that there were many favorites among the mothers, it is only necessary to state that the Winslow girl won the honor on seven votes. Bernard Thompson Rocca' IT,, of Humboldt, secured third place in the contest for boys under one year, being awarded baby ring by "A Lover of Babies.
 Attorney Robert E. Morrison an nounccd the winners and gave out the nrizes as follows in front of the grand stand:
 Youngest Baby.
 Minnie Emma GarbarinU, six months old the 23rd of October, 1915.
 Arizona Baby.
 First-Ellen Lucille Bates. Tom Campbell prize, History of Arizona.
 Second-Doris Adeline Hunter. Six photos, Bridge Studio.
 Note.-There were five entries ot the second generation ill Arizona, all girls.
 Highest Scoring Baby In Prescott
 To mother: Louise Rossell Hart Season ticket to Lyceum Course, klks theatre.
 Highest Scoring Baby From Out side Yavapai County:
 Leonard (. Riley, IT., from Flag staff, one hand made crib.
 Prettiest Baby in Contest as Sc 1ected by the Mothers of
 the Babies. Gladys Dickson of Winslow.
 Note: Gladys threw kiss to Nor rison when he handed her the prize. Girls Under One Year.
 First-Louise Rossell Hart. Silvei cup by o. A. Hesla. Second-Ellen Lucille Bates. Iolle set by Heils Drug Store.
 Third Dorothy Fay Southworth Years subscription to Ladies Home Journal by Robinson's Book Store. , Fourth-Rosemary Roberts. Friend ship bracelet link by Yavapai Maga l. zine.
 Girls One to Two Years.
 First-Margarct Bell Cruickshank Silver cup by Mrs. R. \. FrederickS
 Second-Robcrta Cornell, $ dc l posit by Yavapai County Saving Bank.
 Third - Doris Adcline Hunter ]. Solid gold baby pins by Oak Greet j. Canning Co.
 c Fourth - Mary London Boss Bracelet link by Yavapai Magazine.
 Boys Under One Year. : First-Lconard (. Riley, Jr, Flag staff. Silver cup by Judge Wren. }. Second - Von Ralph Richwlne }. Kimono by B.-B. Co. s Third-Bcrnard Thompson Roccs Baby ring by "A Lover of Babies. ,. Fourtll-John w. Ehlc. Towel b, : Mrs. H. M. Hcinc. Boys One to Two Years. ,f First-Russcll Lester White. Sllve CID by R. NJ. Buehler, of the Noun tain States Tel. & Tel. Co.
 Second - Charles Earle McNclly $ deposit by Commercial Trust Savings Bank.
 Next two tied for third and dre' $. straws with following results;
 Third-Wilbcrt Ewing Scott. Sl photos by Bate Studio. y Fourth - Walter Charles Hewitt Scarchlight by Arizona Mine Suppl - Co.
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