The border vidette., 1917-11-03
THE PRICE WINNERS.
Third Annual Fair at Sonoita Was a
 Big Success.

tendance, the third annual Santa Cruz county fair at Sonoita came to 8 close Saturday night, hun dreds attending the dancing party that lasted into the small hours of the morning.
 The agricultural and stock ex- hibits were the best yet shown at the fair and the racing and other features were pleasing to the large daily attendance. Among the interesting feat ures of the fair were addresses by A. s. Hawkins of Phoenix and Charles w. Grist, represent ing the Food Administration of the United States.
 Following is a list of the prize winners:
 LIVESTOCK. Best draft mare, 4 and over First, T. J. Hes, Elgin; second Charles Brossart, Sonoita. Best draft mare, ? First and second. W. D. Carson, So- noita.
 Best colt 1-2-First. T. J. Hes, Elgin.
 Best colt, under First, J. w. Mcdonald; second, J. W. Me Donald, Elgin.
 Best team-First, T. J. Hes, Elgin; second, H. F. Spring, SO- noita.
 MONSTERS.
 Best stallion, over 4-First, Jim Kane, Nogales; second, G. S. Bryant, Sonoita.
 Best mare, over 4-First, J. W. Mcdonald, Elgin. Best mare, 24-First. T. J. Hes, Elgin; second, R. T. Eos sett, Sonoita.
 Best colt. 1-2-First, R. T. Fossett, Sonoita.
 Best colt, under First, J. w. Mcdonald, Elgip; second. R. T. Fossett, Sonoita.
 Best team-First T. J. Hes, Elgiu.
 DOMESTIC SCIENCE. Best dressed doll, Idella Me Farland, Elgin; piece of fancy work, Hulda Ashburn, Patago- mia; best loaf of bread, Ruth Dalton, Elgin; best layer cake, Ruth Dalton, Elgin; best essay, Herina Bronson, Elgin; best map of Santa Cruz county, Lucille Fitts, Patagonia; best pencil drawing, Joe Golf, Elgin; croch- eted collar box, Mrs. Elmer King, Elgin; crocheted basket, Mrs. w. F. Nell, Elgin; tatted cap, Mrs. J. s. Carver. Sonoita crocheted cap, first, Mrs. z. F. Butler, Elgin: second, Mrs. c. B. Davis, Elgin; tatted dresser scarf, Mrs. J. S. Carver, So- noita; hand embroidered baby dress, Mrs. J. F. Little, Sonoita.
 CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
 Best garden display, first, Thyra and Chandler Harrison, Vaughn; second, Gordon Jaeger, Patagonia. Best stand cover, first, Cora R. Russell, Elgin; second, Mrs. H. R. Turner, So- noita Best sofa pillow, colored silk, first, Mrs. E. King, Elgin; second, Mrs. R. l.. Schock, Ell gin. Best display machine sew ing, Mrs. Bertha Jaeger, Pata- gon:a. Best luncheon set, Mrs. Eva Barnett, Elgin. Most prac- tical kitchen apron, Mrs. Bertha Jaeger, Pata tagonia. Best croch eted bag, first, Mrs. Cora Rus sell, Elgin; second, Mrs. Rhoda McCarty, Elgin. Best crocheted night gown yoke, first, Mrs. w. F. Neil. Elgin; second, Mrs. Eva Barnett, Elgin. Best tatted yoke, first, Ethel Carver, Sonoita; sec ond, Mrs. Eva Barnett, Elgin. Best crocheted corset cover yoke. first. Mrs. H. R. Turner, So- noita; second, Mrs. Miles Perry. Patagonia. Best handkerchief with monogram.:t Mrs. Bertha Jaeger, Patagonia. Best tatted -collar, first, Mrs. H. R. Turner, Sonoita; second, Mrs. Eva Bar. nett, Elgin. Best crocheted lace, first, Mrs. R. l.. Shock, Elgin second, Mrs. Eva Barnett, Ell gin. Ditto. tatted, first, Mrs. J s. Carver, Sonoita; second, Mrs H. R. Turner, Sonoita. Best hand embroidered dolly or cen terpiece, first, Mrs. Eva Barnett Elgin; second, Mrs. T. J. Hes Elgin. Ditto, in colors, first Mrs. A. J. Milliken. Nogales; sec ond, Mrs. c. E. Davis, Elgin