East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-20
SCHOOL FAIR IS
HELD At UMAP INE
THIRD ANNUAL EVENT TAKES
PLACE FRIDAY WITH LARGE
CROWD ATTENDING.
OrviIIe Miles Receives Sweepstakes
for Best Pig; Many Attend Funeral
of Emerson Goodman.


UMAPINE, Sept. 20.-The third
annual Industrial school fair took
place at Umapine on Friday with a
large crowd in attendance and many
exhibits shown by school children of
this end of Umatilla county. In the
domestic art department fine needle
work was shown while in the cookery
department fine exhibits of bread,
cakes, canned fruit, vegetables and
dried fruit and vegetables were many
and pleasing to the eye. The Grange
hall where the fair took place was
tastefuIly decorated with beautiful
autumn flowers and credit is due to
the teachers for the placing of the
articles shown. In the girls depart
ment Mrs. l. E. Young, and Miss Leo
ia Wagner of Pendleton acted as
judges. There were fourteen entries
in the boys and girls pig club and L.
J. Allen of Corvallis o. A. c. was
present acting as judge of this de-
partment. In the Duroc class Ever
EFT Carpenter secured first class on
barrow; Chester White class Joe Rec
ords won first on SOW under six
months, Max Records second on boar
under six months; all the other en-
tries were purebred Hampshire stocl
and the following prizes won: Market
class first, Ralph Jones; second. Paul
Jones; breeding class, first Orville
Miles; second. Joseph Vincent; Or
vile Miles also received sweepstakes
as having the best pig of any breed
which entities Orville to a free trip
to the oregon state fair at Salem next
week. Additional prize winners were
as follows:
Bread, first Ada Helberg, second
Della Records cake, first Neva
Moore. second, Dealtry Bean; canned
vegetables. first Erma Calhoon, sec
ond, Josephine stark; canned fruits,
Erma Calhoun, second Dealtry Bean:
preserves, first Thelma Hoon; dried
vegetables, first Neva More; dried
fruits, first Neva Moore: display do
nestle work, first Francis Schubert;
hand made apron, first Mary Halwa-
ger; handkerchief, first Della Rec
ords. second Edna Edwards; soft
pillow, first Lucille Records, second
Thelma Hoon; darning, first Francis
Schubert; book case, first, Kieth Nc
Daniels; library table, first Kieth
McDaniels; display work, first Kieth
McDaniels; White Leghorn hens,
first. Gladys Records; display vege-
tables first Paul Jones; field corn,
first Floyd Goodman; pumpkin, first
Donald Kirk, second Floyd Goodman;
winter squash, first George Sevy; sec
ond, Berthel Miles; tomatoes, first
Roy Edwards. second Ted Harpe; ta-
BILE meets, first Kieth McDaniels; sec
ond, Edward Mcknight; dry beans
first Roy Edwards.
Prize winners on articles not speci-
fled are as follows: Lola Stark. Hat
tie Allen, Rita Hodgen. Mary Halwa-
ger, Lionel LerouX, Everett Carpen-
ter. Viola Leroux, Eddie Carpenter,
Ernest Larsen, Edna Edwards and
Floyd Goodman and Kieth McDaniels.
On Sunday afternoon almost the
entire Umapine community attended
the funeral of Emerson Goodman.
the little seven year old son of Hr.
and Mrs. 7. O. Goodman whose ira
gic death occurred on Saturday
morning.
On that morning Emerson accom-
panied the hired man to Touchet with
a load of grain, the little fellow rid
ing on the trailer wagon. In some
way. how it will never be known, he
lost his balance and was thrown out
upon the hard macadam surfaced
road, striking on his head. When he
was picked up a few minutes later he
was unconscious and died on the road
to Walla Walla. The funeral took