East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-13
PREMIUM LIST or
HUDSON BAY FAIR
AFFAIR WAS GREAT SUCCESS
AND MUCH ENJOYED BY ALL
WHO ATTENDED,.
(East oregonian Special }

hS CEONuS were ldlSt anu NSSPANN
threatening weather enjoyed the fair
greatly. This year in place of hav-
ing all the exhibits in the big tent,
the women's department was TASTEFUL
ly arranged in one of the school
rooms ON the grounds and created
much comment on the beautiful dis
play Of needle craft and cookery
from this end of the county.
The fruit exhibit while not as large
as last year owing TO the lateness of
the season was fine exhibit and by
the quality shows the fertility of this
now we'll known section, The live
stock departments were visited by all
on the grounds and it was a noticeable
fact that more pure bred stock was
on display this year than at any pre-
vious fair held here. Much interest
was taken in the pig club under the
school exhibit and the boy winners
are anxiously awaiting the results
in the papers when they will be an
nounced by County School Superln-
tendent l. f. Young.
C. f. Simond, a pure bred Hamp-
shire hog breeder of the Hudson Bay
country, offered prizes Of pure bred
pigs to boy and girl growers which
were won by Ralph Jones and Ted
Harp. Ralph Jones' pig was born
Feb. %. on April 20 when he re-
Ceived it. it weighed 80 pounds. He
fed it 1Sl days, at the end of which
time it weighed 245 pounds, $50
pounds of grain was fed the animal
during that time, making cost of pro-
duction &c per pounds,
Many voters listened for nalf an
hour TO the interesting speech Of
Governor Withycombe who spoke on
the development of the East EEd of
the county.
During the two days of the fair the
Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church served dinner, the second day
a fine menu consisting of chicken pie,
dumplings and gravy and scalloped
potatoes. relishes, pies and fruit be-
ing served. About $50 was realized.
In the evening of the last day of
the fair a most enjoyable dance was
held. while during the two days of
the event, the children rode merry
go-round to their hearts content.
All the department managers are
to be congratulated upon the efficient
manner of handling the exhibits.
The following are list of prize win
ners at the Hudson Bay and East End
Fair held at Umapine on Thursday and
Friday, Sept. and 8:
Women's Department.
Embroidered Sofa Pillow-First'
Mrs. Roy Draper: second. Mrs r. f.
Bean.
silk mbroidery-First, Mrs. Roy
Draper; second, Mrs. T. C. Elliot.
Cotton Neutrality-suspicious.. Mrs.
Roy Draper; second, Mrs S. B. San
derson.
Display of Embroidery-Mrs. Roy
Draper
Filet Crochet--Mrs. Roy Draper,
first; Mrs. May Gentry, second.
Irish Crochet-Mrs. Loretta Stark,
first; Mrs. T. c. Elliot, second.
Crochet specimen-Mrs. f. Cal
hoon, first; Mrs. j. A. Schmidt, sec
ond
Collection Crochet-Mrs. T. c. Ell
liot, first; Mrs: May Gentry. second.
Crochet Corset Cover-Mrs. Lor-
eta Stark, first; Mrs. Roy Draper
second.
Knitting-Mrs. T. c. Elliot, first;
Mrs d. c. Sanderson. second.
Specimen Tatting-Mrs. Roy Dra-
per first; Mrs. R. A. Carter, second.
Collection Tatting-Mrs. Roy Dra-
per, first, Mrs. r. A. Carter, second.
Tatted Yoke-Mrs. f. e. Frederick
first; Mrs. r. A. Carter, second.
Fancy Quilt-Mrs. E. Moore, first;
Mrs. o. Carpenter second.
Patch Work Quilt--Mrs o. Car
penter first; Mrs. Edgar Holmes,
second.
Crochet Quilt-Mrs. D. c. Sander
son, first; Mrs, f. E. Frederick, sec
ond.
Towel Display--Miss Bessie VIII
kinson, first; Mrs. T. c. Elliot, sec
ond.
Display Sofa Pillows-Mrs. T. C. FL
liot
Collection handkerchiefs-Mrs. Roy
Draper.
Pillow Cases-Della Philippi, first;
Mrs. T. C. Elliot. second.
Woven Rug-Mrs. c. p. Christian
Fancy quilt made by woman over
sixty-Mrs. A. Botebn.
Pyrography-Mrs H. Messenger.
Assortment OF Cakes-Mrs. Jerrie
Block. first; Mrs. VIII Moore, second.
Fruit Cake--Mrs. L. larson.
Loaf Light Bread--Della Philippi,
first. Mrs. A. A. Whitley, second.
White Loaf Cake-Mrs. r. Fl. Well
man. first
Angel Cake-Mrs. T. o. Goodman,
first; Mrs. Roy Saunders, second.
Dark Loaf Cake--Amy Wellman,
first; Mrs. Roy Saunders. second.
Layer Cake-Della Philippi, first;
Mrs. Fred McElrath second
Doughnuts-Mrs. r. II. Wellman,
first; Amy Wellman. second.
Light Coolsies-Mrs. Jessie Martin
first; Della Phillppi second.
Dark CoOkies-Mrs r. II. Wellman.
Buns-Mrs Roy Saunders.
Cinnamon Rolls-Mrs II. Cooke.
Sour Dough Blscults-W. W. Phil
ippi
Lemon Pie-Mrs. IT, Messenger,
first: Mrs KYLE Mcdaniel seconA.
Apple Pie-Mrs Jesse Martin. first;
Mrs II. MESSENGER, second.
Perry Ple-Mrs. o. Hodgen first
Mrs w. w. phllippi second.