The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-10-11

90c, $S.4O; Lorraine Engels, $4.37, plus
90c, $5.27; Robert Weisel, $2.62, plus
GOO, 1882; William Osgood, $1.57, plus
9Oc, STAT. ~ ii t. #<
Lot 2-Garden Vegetables Best
three heads of cabbage, Robert Weisel
60; Russell Lawson, 40. .t-
Best three beets, Lester Larsen, 60;
Russell Lawson, 40; Robert Weisel, 20
and Ruth McKim, 10.
Best six parsnips, Robert Weisel 60;
Russell Lawson, 40; William Osgood,
20; Roland Spiegelberg, 10.
Best quart dried shelled beans, Ro-
bert Weisel, 60; Lorraine Engels, 40;
Marvin Parks, 20; Curtis Egbert, 10.
Best squash, Gene Spaulding, 60;
Everett Terrill, 40; William Osgood,
20; Edward Lum, 10. &
Best pie pumpkin, Russell Lawson
60; Russell aLwson, 40; Lester Lar
sen, 20; Ezra Bachman, 10.
Best field pumpkin, Elmer Martin,
60; Charles Hamlet, 40; Robert Matte
check, 20. ..-a .s
Best six carrots, Wilma Hoyt, 60;
Lorraine Engels, 40; Elmer Martin, 20;
Roland Spiegelberg, 10.
Best six onions, Robert Weisel, 60;
Lorraine Engels, 40; Charles Hamlet,
20; Russell Elliott, 10.
Best dozen Tomatoes, Lorraine En-
gels, 60; Verne Lewis, 40; Russell
Lawson, 20; Robert Weisel, 10.
Best vine of tomatoes, fruit on, Lo-
raine Engels, 60; Robert Weisel, 40;
Russell Lawson, 20; Clarence Schus-
ter, 10.
Best Casaba, Joe Dickinson, 60;
Russell Lawson, 40.
| Largest watermelon, Wesley Mon
roe, 60; Don Cresswell 40; Russell
Lawson 20; Lorraine Engels, 10.
Best three cantaloupes, Robert Wei
sci, 60; Lorraine Engels, 40; Russell
Lawson, 20.
Best egg plant, Russell Lawson 60;
Edward Lum, 40; Fred Krug, 20; Will
liam Osgood 10.
Best six peppers, Ezra Bachman 60;
Russell Lawson, 40; William Osgood,
20.
Lot 8, Farm Crops
Best 10 ears Dent corn, Eugene Kill
mer, $1.00; Herbert Woods, so; Ev-
erett Grouse, %; Robert Weisel, TO-.
Best 10 ears sweet corn, Fred Krug,
$1.O0; Russell Lawson, so.
Best 10 ears popcorn, Ralph Brown,
70; Robert Weisel, so; Clarence Schus-
ter, %; Russell Lawson, 10.
Special-Best display by corn club
member.
Best hill of potatoes, Lorraine En-
gels, so; George Schuster, %; Clar-
ence Schuster, 10.
Best bushel of potatoes, Lorraine
Engels, Colo Coin $1.0O; Lorraine En-
gels, Melted Gems, IS; Glen Allen so;
Merle Muncy, 25; Russell Lawson 10.
Best 10 potatoes, Lorraine Engels,
so; Merle Muncy, %; Roland Spiegel-
berg, 10.
Best display by potato club MEM
Iber, special prize, $500 pocket knife
|by Kennewick Hardware Co., won by
Lorraine Engels. Cash premiums. for
|Idisplay: Lorraine Engels, $1.00; Geo.
Schuster, rs; Merle Muncy, so; Rus
sell Lawson 25.
Lot a, Flowers, best general display
Earl Tweedt, $1.00.
| Lot 5, Farm Fowls and Animals
Best four birds owned and raised by
the child exhibiting, judged 1870 on
the birds and $3.50 on report on "How
] Raised My Poultry" Special premium
a Buckeye Incubator, given by The
Produce Company, won by Gordon
Taylor. Cash premiums, Gordon Tay-
lor $1.O0; Arthur Jacot, rs; Fred Krug
$50; Clarence Nadig %; Robert Matte
lcheck, 10.
!, Turkeys-Best two turkeys and one
Tom, Richard Dietrich, $1.00.
| Pigs-Best pig raised by child ex-
Ihibiting, judged on size, cost of pro-
duction, greatest gain for time fed
condition and report on elbow I Raised
My Pig" Special premium, a stock
pig, given by VIM. Meikle and M. S
Lewis, won by Russell Lawson. Cash
premiums, Russell Lawson, $500; Johr
Keene $1.50; Harold Krug, S1.OO.
Special prize for largest and best
display by any one boy, all classes
considered, $3.50 pair of shoes, by S
D. Lynch, won by Russell Lawson
with exhibits in vegetable club, corr
club, potato club, pig club and rabbit
club.