Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-22
lFrom Sundays DaifYl

William Penna Robinson of 4l6 Weaver street. this city. is the bouncingest baby entered in the Northern Arizona State Fair bet fer babies contest, according to the experts yesterday. His score was 99.6 per cent. In addition 10 this honor. he took first prize in Glass II for children between l3 and 2+ months.
 The following report of the judges, was read to the grand stand crowd yesterday afternoon by Robert F. Morrison, and the winning babies there being 4 who received a com were displayed by proud mothers to a mighty admiring aduience.
 Prize awards, better babies con test.
 Class I-6 to l2 months-First prize, three artists proof pictures, donated by T. H. Bate, photograper, awarded to Jewell Ava Weekley of Verde, Arizona; score, 99 per cent.
 Second prize, baby set, consisting of silver knife. fork and spoon, do- mated by O. A. Hesla Co.,, awarded to Charles Melvin Payne, l43 Gar den street, Prescott; score, 9S.35 per cent
 Class II-13 to 24 months-First prize, silver trophy, donated by Le- Roy Anderson, awarded to William Penna Robinson. 40 Weaver street, Prescott; score, 99.6 per cent.
 Second prize, beautiful baby dress, donated by the Bashford-Burmister \ y1,1, Garbarino, Prescott; score, 99:5 per cent.
 Class H. First prize, beautiful loving cup, donated by Northern Arizona State Fair association, awarded to Mary Maxon Dunning, 3ll South Mt. Vernon street, Pres colt; score, 99 per cent.
 Second prize, pair shoes, donated by NJ. L. Tribby shoe store, award ed to Dorothy Elizabeth Meyer, Prescott; score, 9S6 per cent.
 The sweepstakes prize is awarded William Penna Robinson Of 40 Weaver street, Prescott. Master Robinson's score was 99.6 per cent, the highest score in all classes. There are two sweepstakes prizes, 100 shares of Big Bug Copper stock, donated by Messrs. Griffin and Mor rison of the Big Bug Copper Co.,, and a beautiful native copper loving cup, donated by the Northern Arizona Fair association. Master Robinson also wins the first prize in Class II.
 The prize in the prettiest baby contest, voted by the mothers of the contestants, was won by Enid Marvelle Oliver of Prescott, who re- ceived a total of 3S votes. This prize is a silver loving cup, awarded by Mrs. R. \. Fredericks
 Much interest was taken by the mothers who had babies entered
 Mary Maxim Dunning. 3ll Soutf Mount Vernon street: Erminc Lo- raine Long, ll2 North Washington street; Davis Jane Hawke, 505 Soutl Granite street: Frederick Howard Bennett. ll5 West Aubrey; Grace AIillet, Jerome Junction; Dorothy Elizabeth Mayer, Prescott; Glen Pauline Schnaks, 6ll East Gurley Alex Gwendolyn Garbarino, Pres colt; Thora Elizabeth Hallgren Cortez and Willis: Jewel Ava Week ly, Verde; John Linilcv Denman Humbolt; Carles Frank Babo, IF North Pleasant; James Robert Poe 520 Sheldon; Charles Nelvine Payne l43 Garden: Clara Gertrude Parker POO West Gurley: George Findlater Cruikshank, 4l6 Weaver; John David Fitzgerald. 339 South Marina: Charles Edward Johnson, 40l North NJ Vernon: Barbara CenZie Corn well, 226 North Washington; Dorthy Helen Kelly, 1915 Alarcon; Margar- ct Anna Wood. TAO North Marina, Margaret Constance Brindley, 2Ot West Gurley; Harry Stephen Knight. 327 South Marina; Raymond Stanley Belcher. l95 South Marina: Enid Marvelle Oliver, Santa Fe Gen eral Office; Elan Marion Downer, Prescott: Ellcanor Louise Merriett South Sumner George Ebert Travis. l23 Garden; Billy Stukey Jamieson Jerome: Ted Hadden Hooper, g North Marina; Ruth Ellen Pinal. Prescott: Anton Henry Bisjall, llS Souh Mccormick: Gilfred Bisjak, llS South McCormick: Rex King, 322 North Pleasant; Lester Wbrd Ruff ner,, 2Oo South Mount Vernon; Viii liam Penna Robinson. 4l6 Weaver street: A. x. Marquis. 529 East Will lis.
 Mrs. Inez AIcDonald, superintcn- dent of the baby show and James E. Sprague manager, had provided for he comfort of the mothers as we'll as furnishing the judging rooms with all appointments necessary for a quick and scientific judging.
 Thoruoh the DatrOnage of Colonel