The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16


his two dirty little hands, and yelled
Amt we got fun?" Bless the young
sters, how they liven up any place.
Owing to the muddy condition OF
the track, all racing had to be called
off yesterday, but there was enough
excitement to Offset this.
Accident On Grounds.
| A terrible accident occurred about
five o'clock in the afternoon, when
Clifford Adams, a young man OF
twenty three years was gored by q
bull that he had entered. 1t seems
that they have NO feed boxes in
the barn, and 1t was necessary To
Place the feed on the floor. The
young man bent over to loosen the
rope SO that the animal might reach
| the food when without any warning
the animal attacked him.. His right
ear was nearly torn from his head,
and there was four inch cash at
the base of his skull. His shoulder
chin and hip were badly bruised also.
Dr.. j. w. Andrews was summoned
the Emmanuel hospital. First aid
was given to him by the Red Cross
nurses who are maintaining the emer-
gency hospital. The animal was
exhibited here last year and showed
some signs Of viciousness. but while
| in the home barn seemed alright.
The family will sell the animal at
once. 1t had not been determined
this morning whether. the young man
had received any internal injuries
or not. He was resting as easily as
could be expected. Charles Brooks,
who happened to be near the scene
Of the accident saved the young man
from being gored more severely. IL
Is understood the animal attacked
Mr.. Adams brother previously to
this. 49,.
The Red Cross nurses also dressed
the fingers Of little boy, who en-
deavored to find out what made a
cream separator CO." All visitors at
Cross play, David and the Gooo
Health Elves" which will be put on
today, Friday and Saturday in the
boys and girls tent at $3.50 o'clock.
Final Awards In Art Section.
Final awards in the art department
80 to:
Speciman tatting-Violet Jackson,
first.
Collection of needle work-Mildred
Fleming, first.
Darning on wool-Mildred Elem.
ing. first.
Apron, fancy-Isabelle Neitgs.
first. :
Collection of pieces-Dorothy Lie
Skirt-Dorothy Mintz, first.
Handkerchief - Helen Guttman,
second. :
Apron-Dorothy Liebrecht, first and
second.
Handkerchief, crochet-Esther Lie
brecht, first; Mildred Fleming. Sec
Handkerchief, tatting-Esther Lie
brecht, first.
Corset cover-Dorothy Lebrecht,'
first.
Esther Liebrecht, first: Doro-
thy Lebrecht, second
> Night gown-Mildred Fleming, first
Towel-Esther Liebrecht, first and
second. -
specipan Of embroidery Dorothy
Speciman. crochet-Dorothy lie.
brecht, first and second.
Apron Dorothy Aebrecht. first;
Madelyn Wilcox, second.
Dress--Lola Mclaughlin, first.
Corset cover-Agnes Mintz, first.
Yoke, tatting-Agnes Mintz, second
Crocheting-Ellen Holden, frst; Al
vine Hanel. second.
Towel-Alyine Hanel, first.
Painting F1orabel Brown. nrst and
Basketry-Alvine Hanel, nrst.
Tie rack-Ralph Olson, first.
Waste basket-Ralph Olson, first.
Book ends-Ralph Olson, first:
Bruce Olson, second. H.
Arts and GRATIS
Medicine case-BrIce Olson, first.
Clock frame-Bruce Olson, second.
Collection-Willard Farnum. frst
and second.
Collection of three or more pieces
Albert Affulter, first and second.
Not pecitied-Wilbur Sperry, first
.Airplane, commended = Raymond
Olson, second.
Bread board-Kenneth Jones, first,
Glove box-Kenneth Jones, first
Basketry-George Kreutzer, second.
Waste bssket-Billy Troost, second
Taboret-Cfarence Nelson first
Creamer and sugar-Cecelia Leon
ard, first. -,
Pepper and salt-cecelia Leonard,
Coffee set-Cecelia Leonard, first.
Plates, set of six-Mrs. e. Huettl,
first; Miss Ida Lewis, second.
Collection OF five or more pieces
Mrs. E. Huettl, first; Mrs. Leo
Thompson, second; Cecilia Leonard,
third.
/ Pitcher-Mrs. 9. Huettl, first.
Nkull, CCtLOu-MTS. n. N. SLOOQarQ,
first; Mrs. Charles Thomas, second.
p Quilt, patchwork, cotton-Mrs. Car
olyn Hunter, first; Mrs. T. Schaack,
second; Mrs. R. w. Th0nas, third.
Rug-Mrs. A. H. Spaulding, first;
Mrs. A. Bates, second.
China painted bowl-Miss Ida Lew
Is, first; Luella Lane, second.
Dresser set, three or more pieces
Mrs. Leo Thompson, first.
Vase-Cecelia Leonard, first; LuelIa
Lane, second.
Quilt, lady over seventy-Mrs. Mar
tina Luberg, first and second.
Quilt patchwork silk-Mrs. Mary
Wishart, first; Mrs. Al Klyghers, sec
ond.
Quilt, silk by lady over seventy
Mrs. o. Larson, first.
Quilt, wool by lady over seventy
Mrs e. M. Kelly, first.
Quilt, log cabin-Mrs. A. Olson, first
Quilt, patchwork, wool-Mrs. Caro-.
lyn Hunter, first.
In Culinary Department.
Miss M. McQuite OF the University
Farm was busy yesterday judging ar
ticlAs in the culinary department, and
completed the awaeds in the baking
section. but not the canning. Pre-
miums were awarded as follows in
the baking section.
White bread-Mrs. Ernest Mahlke,
first; Mrs. George Painter, second.