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GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 11.-Wheat underwent
fresh declines in price today, largely owing
to continued weakness in the New York
stock market and to unfavorable reports
about general business conditions Opening
quotations, which varied from unchanged
figures to &c lower, were followed by a
material general setback.
Wheat closed heavy, PA to Sc net lower.
New low figures for the season were made
ON corn and oats. Corn opened unchanged
to 12c lower and afterwards declined all
around.
Corn closed, weak, \ to Sale net
lower.
Oats started sc to sc off and weakened
still further.
Sharp breaks in the provision market re-
and grain.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices in
the exchange t. lay:
Prev.
Open High. Low. Close Close
WHEAT
Sept. ...1.2 2A 1.22a 1.19 1.19% 1.o2
CORN
Dec. -. 58% 81 53I 53H 58&s
OATS
Sept. -. 1885 1895 1915 1914 33h
Dec. .... 36Ts 81 $751; 36% 81
PORK
Sept. E. .17.25 ..... 500. 100 $50
LARD
Sept. -. 1910 1910 $50 10. So 0.67
Oct. 1915 1870 9.95 1916 1880
Jan: ..... 90 9.12 9.20 9.45
RIBS
Sept. -. els $50 s.o7 900 $50
Oct. 80. S.95 900 sos 900 9.22
RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO
Today
Wheat -. -. -. -. -. ...... go cars
Corn -. -. -. -. -. -. 80. 391 cars
Oats -. -. -. -. -. -. -. 81 cars
Hogs -. -. -. -. -. ... 10, 900 head
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGuE

Philadelphia, 2; New York, 1.
Only one game played.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 17.-Spot cotton,
steady and unchanged. aSles on the spot,
1.1O7 bales: to arrive. 81. Low middling,
10 &c: middling 12.O0c; good middling,
1900. Receipts. 5.902; stock, 442, 462.
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rNTERNATIONAI, IrAGuE

Chicago, 2; Cleveland, 3.
Detroit, 2; st. Louis, 8.
Only two games played.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 17.-Better cables
than due, continued drouth in Texas and
further crop complaints from that state and
expectations of unfavorable items in the
weekly crop reports from the government
put the price of cotton higher today, the
trading months advancing II to 10 points i'll
the first hour of the session. October traded
up to 12.fjc.
Traders who went long in the early hours
commenced to let go and the market sagged
still further, standing % to % points under
yesterdays close late in the session, with
October off to 1880.
After trading Is to II pointsup, the mar
ket was unfavorably affected by the weekly
weather and crop reports from the govern
ment which, while considered bulish, were
not as bullish as expected from the tone of
private reports from the interior of late.
the trading up to II O'Clock prices fell to
a level IA to &c points under the close of
yesterday, October selling off to 12.3S.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were The ruling prices Ia
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; mddling, lie steady.
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Jersey City, SIS; Syracuse, 1-6.
Baltimore, 3; Toronto, 2.
Reading, 1-3; Rochester, 8-6.
Others not scheduled.
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olly one game prayed.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago, 2; Cleveland, 3.
Detroit, 2; st. Louis, 5.
Only two games played.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City, SIS; Syracuse, 1-6.
Baltimore, 3; Toronto, 2.
Reading, Is; Rochester, 8-6.
Others not scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee, 4; st. Paul, %.
Kansas City, IA; Minneapolis, II
Others played Sunday.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Raleigh, Greensboro, 8.
Winston-Salem, 2; Durham, 0.
High Point, Z. Danville, /.
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Augusta, Z; Columbia, 0.
Spartanburg, 6; Charlotte, 3.
e-Charleston, rain.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Jacksonville, 2 Daytona. IA.
st. Petersburg, 0; Lakeland, 4.
Orlando, 2; Tampa, 3.
GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE
lrrollton, 4; Rome, ?.
Lindale, 3; LAGRANGE, 2.
TUESDAYS GAMES
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Atlanta, 2-2; Little Rock, 81.
Chattanooga, 1: Memphis, 2.
Mobile Nashville, rain.
New ns-Birmingham, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit, Z; st. Louis, 5.
Only one game played.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburg. 5-8; Philadelphia, 6-6.
Chicago, 6; Boston, 8.
Brooklyn Z. New York, s.
Oily three games played.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Jacksonville, 3; Daytona, 0.
Orlando, 4; Tampa, 3.
t. Petersburg, 6; Lakeland, 8 Il
nnings.)
SOUTH ATLANTIC
Greenvil1e, 6; Charleston, 3.
Augusta, 2; Columbia, l.
Spartanburg-C h a t e, we
grounds.
GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE
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Classified Advertisements
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SPOT COTTON MABKET

Atlanta, steady, 11.SOc.
New York, quiet, 12.S0c.
New Orleans, steady, 12r.
Philadelphia, steady, 1907
Norfolk, steady, 11.7jc.
Savannah, steady, 1880.
st. Louis, steady, 11.50c.
Houston, steady, 12.15c.
Memphis, steady, 11.40c.
Augusta, steady, 12-13c.
Little Rock, steady. 11.2Jv
Dallas, steady, 11.2Jc.
Charleston, nominal.
Wilmington, steady, 11.25c.
Boston, steady, 13c.
Galveston, steady, 12.70C.
Montgomery, steady, 11.25c.
Mnhile ataadv Ii DC
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Milwaukee. 4; st. Paul, %.
Kansas City, IA; Minneapolis,
Others played Sunday.
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ATLANTA SPOT COTTON

Atlanta spot cotton -. ......I sue
Receipts " " w 268
Shipmepts " " 497
AMERICAN EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices IN
.hs exchange today:
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SUGAR MARKET
NEW YORK RAW SUGAR MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Raw sugar. quiet
Refined. quiet and unchanged at 500 to
for fine graduated.
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COTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Reports of further
showers of lain in eastern and central belt
sections made rather bullish impression on
sentiment in the cotton market during to-
days early trading. Liverpool reported
very quiet trade there, but the cables were
q shade better than due, and after opening
steady at a decline of 1 point TO an adj
vance of . points, active months sold
about to s points net higher, with De-
cember advancing from 13.3Sc 10 13.47c.
Spot houses sold little cotton at the start.
probably against spot purchases in the
south late yesterday, but otherwise there
was not much pressure and the market raj
lied on light scattering demand, which
was attributed largely to local covering.
The market was unsettled during the
middle of the aftel noon under southern and
local selling promoted by the more favor
able weekly weather reports than expected.
December eased off to 1929 or IS to 20
points lower.
Trading was very quiet later and the mar
ket turned slightly easier after the publ
cation of the weekly weather report which
was evidently less unfavorable than eX
pected. December, which had rallied to
13. 40 or potns net higher, sold back to
Is. 40, but the market was so narrow that
way and prices held fairly steady during the
early afternoon.
NEW YORK COTTON
The following were tue Hrces u
the exchange TO-DAY:
Tone steady. middlinS - Soc Olliet
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NEW YORK REFINED SUGAR MARKET
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. 17-Coffee: Ri
No. Z 3-16c,
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Raleigh, ? Greensboro, 8.
Winston-Salem, 2; Durham, 0.
High Point, 7. Danville, /.
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GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE

Jacksonville, 2 Daytona, IA.
st. Petersburg, 0; Lakeland, 4.
Orlando, 2; Tampa, 3.
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE

Augusta, Z; Columbia, 0.
Spartanburg, 6; Charlotte, 3.
GreenVil7e Richardson, rain.
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The following were the ruling prices Ia
the exchange today:
Tone, steady; middling, lie steady.
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LIVESTOCK DIVISION. CONTINUED
Hampshire
(Shecp and Goats)

Ram one and over: First and second
John Griffis.
Ram lamb: First and second John
Griffs
Eve two and over: First and second,
John Griffis.
Eve one year; First and second.
John Griffis.
Eve lamb; First and second,
John Griffis.
Group; FRS, and second. John Grit.
fis.
Oxford
Ram one and over. First and second
clyde Hcrndon.
Ram lamb; First and second, clyde
Hcrndon.
Eve two years; First and second
clyde Hcrndon.
Group: First. clyde Hcrndon.
Grade Ewes
Grade eve. any age. First. Clyde
lIcrndon. second. John Grffis.
Grade eve lamb. First. John Griffis;
second. clyde Herndon.
Group: First, clyde Herndon: sec.
cnd. John Griffis.
Champion ram. Clyde Herndon.
Champion owe. Clyde Herndon.
Goats
BILLY. First, clyde licrndon, second.
Billy, First. clyde Hcrndon. second.
Sam Davis.
Nanny. First. clyde Herndon. second.
Sam Davis.
Group: First clyde Herndon. second.
Sam Davis.
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Bundle NIiIlet

Bundle Millet
First. j. NJ. Crosby, Ardmore.
. Bundle Wheat
First VIM Bergmon, Ardmore.
Bundle Oats
First Roy Hughes, Ardmore.
Bundle Oats
First, Roy Hughes, Ardmore; second
John Griffis, Ardmore.
Sorghum Heads
First, Dennis Simpson, Provence;
second, T.. lI. Moore Berwyn.
Feterita
First, Russell Arnold, Provence. sec
ond Dennis Simpson. Provence
PECANS
First, G.. Il. Ringer Ardmore sec
ond G. T.. Ringer. Ardmore; secout
VIM. Bergman, Ardmore, first j. U
Staples, Ardmore; first, Sam Owens
Provence; first. o. X. Darden, Lone
Grove; first. o. X. Darden, Lone
Grove; first Dock Coffee, Lone Grove
first Ira Arnold, Lone Grove; sec
ond Ira Arnold. Lone Grove.
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second. Sam Baird; third, r. NJ. Brad
berry.
Colt. one and under two: first, j.
r. Pennington.
Sucking colt: first, Bruce Bahner.
Grade Jack: first j. NJ Money
Draft Teams
First Babe Prutt;second Y. NJ.
Bradberry third +. +, Rice.
Mule Amy Age
First NJ. Wisdom; second w. j,
Richardson; third NJ. Wisdom
Mule Colt
First a w. j. Blalock: second, j. B.
Boone. third W. j. Blalock.
Team ROadsters
First c. Sloan.
Draft Mare and Two Colts
First, W. j. Blalock.
Mule Team
First. NJ. Wisdom, second j. W.
Ross.
Saddlers
First. j. Il. Pennington; second NJ
Wisdom.
Shetland Pony
First, Mary Mcba Harlow; second
third, Freddy Floyd Dillard.
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SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS

White orpington--Roy North. FRO
vcnce, first pen specal-Si2.o0.
Hambugs-Jewell Gardner. Glenn.
second pom spccLl-{ii.00.
Rhode Island Rcds--Clyde Bcardon'
Brock. third pen spocial-sio.oo.
white Loghorns-Minmo Willing
ham. Ardmore. fourth pen special
1900.
Barred Rocks Lille Bell Turner.
Ardmorc. fifth pen spcciaE$s.do.
Golden Wyandotts-elxth pen spe'
cial--sT.oo.
white Lcghorns-Gay Fox. Durwood
seventh pen spocial-sd.oo.
White Wyandotts, Lena Lynch. Ard
more eighth pen speclal-s6.o0.
Goldon Wyandotts-Lepa Lynch,
Ardmoro. ninth pen special. 1900.
white Rocks-Jowoll Holman. How
iit, ttnth pen spccisl-sS.oo'
Black Minorcas-Albert Arnold. Pro
voncc, eleventh pen spocial-s?.Oc.
Black Langshangs-l,uth Gardner
Clam. twelfth pen speciai-Sl.oO
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LIVESTOCK DIVISION
DAIRY CATTLE
Rerisferel IIOlsteinS

Registered liOlsteins
Bull two and over: First, w. X.
Hedges.
Bull one and under two: First,
second. >Bostwick and Son; third, 7. w.
Bennett: fourth. Bostwick and Son.
Bull Sr. Calf: First, w. X. Hedges.
Bull Jr. Calf: First, Tom Dyer:
second. third and fourth. Bostwick ana
Son.
Cow. three and over: First. Rubert
Dyer: second. Alton Trice.
Cow two and under three: First. w.
X. Hedges: second, Forest Dyer.
Junior Jr Hcifer; First. Bostwict
and Son; second. Mort Woods; third.
w. *. Hedges.
ST.. Calf Heifer: First. second. Bost.
wick and Son; third, W. X. Hedges.
Jr. Calf Heifer: First, w. X.
Hedges; second. Alton Trice; third. w.
X. Hedges.
Get of Sire: First. second, Bostwicls
and Son: third. w. X. Hedges.
Aged Herd: First. w, X. Hedges.
Produce Of Dam: First. second Bost.
wick & Son; third, w. X. Hedges.
Grand Champion Bull; Rubcrt Dyer.
Grand Champion Cow: Bostwick Il
Son.
Registered Guernseys
Bull two and over: First, Mort
Woods: second. George Dyer; third,
Mort Woods.
Bull one and under two; First. y.
f. Gomegys.
Sr Bull Calf: First Mort Woods,
second. Il. T.. Cumegys.
Jr. Bull Calf: First. Fount Duston
lJr.; second. Mort Woods. third. George
Dyer: fourth. Mort Woods.
Cows three and over; first. second.
third. Nor, Woods. fourth. r. NJ
Bradbcrry.
Cow Two and Under Three: First.
Mort Woods: second. Fount Duston Jr.,
third. George Dyer; fourth. Cruce
Trlcc.
Sr. Ycnrling Iieifer; First. second,
Mort Woods; third, Emery Simplkins
fourth. tcroy Trico.
Jr. Yearling Hcifcr: First. second,
Mort Woods.
sr. Calf Hcifer; First second, Nor,
Woods.
Jr. Calf Hcifer; First, second. Mort
Woods.
Aged Herd, Mort Woods
Young Herd Mort Woods.
Get NJ Sire. Mort Woods.
Produce of Dam; First. second
third. fourth. Most Woods
Champion Bun: Fount Duston' Jr
Champion Cow Mort Woods.
Registered Jerseys
Bull Two ana over First, Felir
King. second A. Conlcy
ST. Calf Bull First, T. n. Booker
Jr. Calf Bull, First. A. Conley.
Cow Three aud overi First. Fell,
King; second third fourth. A. Conlcy
Cow Two and Under Three. First
A. Conley; second. Il. H. Scott.
sr. calf IIeifer; ]. n. Harrison. A
Conley.
Oct ~ sirai wsverly Vaughn, A
Conley.
Produce of pami First. A. Conley
second Waverly Vaughan.
. Champion Bull; Felix King.
Champion Cow Felix King.
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FARM PRODUCTS
Mediterranean Wheat

Mediterranean Wheat
First William Bergman, Ardmore.
All Other Established Varieties OF
Wheat
First, John A. Zellner, ,Ardmore; sec
ond. John Griffis. Ardmore.
White Oats
First, Joe Kelly, Provence.
Red Texas Oats
First. John A. Zellner, Ardmore
second, j. r. Pennington, Ardmore.
Barley
First, j. r. Pennington, Ardmore
second, f. H. Richmond, Ardmore.
Sorghum Seed
First. T.. f. Moore, Berwyn.
Cow Peas
First, Coman Morris. Ardmore; sec
ond Colman Morris, Ardmore.
Spanish Peanuts
First, j. +. Maddox. Lone Grove;
sccondElzie Tyler, Ardmore.
Peanuts, Any Other Variety
First, Holly Craddock. Ardmorei
second G.. NJ. Treat. Ardmore. \
Irish Potatoes
First. ]. NJ. Crosby. Ardmore; sec
ond r. l.. Scott, Ardmore; third. r.
NJ. Hamilton, Ardmore.
Nancy Hall Sweet Potatoes
First, Carl williams. Ardmore; sec'
ond. w. j. Miliner. Ardmore.
POrtO.Rico Sweet-Potatoes
F'irst-F. NJ. Pollard. Ardmore.
Second-J. NJ. Crosby. Ardmore.
I'irst--Carl Williams. Ardmore.
Second-Belle Holiday. Ardmore.
Display-Onions
Second-Mrs. Ada North, Provence.
| Turnips
Second-Sam owens. Provence.
Radishes
First-R. II. Crittenden. Ardmore.
, Second-W. II. Brantley, Provence.
Table Beets
First w. Kruger. Ardmore.
Second-Minerva Morris. Provence.
Mangel-Wurzel
First-E. T.. Moore. Berwyn.
Second-R. l.. Scott, Ardmore.
Carrots
First-Beatris Easley. Provence.
CttOIlu-Js W. 'ibSDgt
Cucumbers
F'irst-Mrs. j. Il. Brady, Poolville.
Second-J. II. Gosmeyer, Hoxbar.
Large Peppers
First-R. II. Crittenden, Ardmore.
Second-R. l.. Scott. Ardmore.
Small Peppers
First-J. II. Gosmeyer. Hoxbar.
Second-J. A. Easley. Provence.
Pumpkin
First-Carrold Rather. Ardmore.
Sccond--Belle Holladay. Ardmore.
Display Pumpkins
First-Mrs NJ d. Wells. Ardmore.
second7tCharlie Willis. dndian), Pre-
vence.
SQuashes
First-Mrs Ada North, Provence.
Second-John Griffis. Ardmore.
Egg Plant
First. II. Gosmeyer, Hoxbar.
Second-J. j. Gosmcyer. Hoxbar.
Watermelon
First-J. NJ. Crosby. Ardmore.
Second-G. NJ. Treat. Ardmore.
Third. Il. Crittenden. Ardmore
Cantaloupes
First-Mrs. Il. +. Berry. I.onegrove
Second-Ioc Guim. Ardmore.
Display Native Grasses
First-R. l.. Scott. Ardmore.
Second-R. II. Crittenden. Ardmore.
Individual Farm Exhibit
First-R. II. Crittenden, Ardmore.
Second-R. l.. Scott. Ardmore.
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CULINARY DEPARTMENT

Bread
8. w. w. Jeter, Ardmore, first;
r. 5. Irby, Ardmore, second.
vi Red Star Bread
5. X. S. Irby, Ardmore first; Mrs.
. Smith. Ardmore, second; Mrs.
Ter Drake, Ardmore third.
N Raisin Bread
n. Carrie Mccoy, Ardmore. first;
w. w. Jeter, Ardmore second.
Nut Bread
b. X. Helbach, Mdmore.
a Brown Bread
IS. X. S. Irby, Ardmore first; Mrs.
ter j. Davis. Ardmore second.
Corn Bread
n. j. A. Zellner, first; Mrs. j. f.
III second,
Light Rolls
Ina Smith, Ardmore. first; Mrs. A,
Syness, Ardmore second.
Cinnamon Rolls
rs. Lamont Byars. Ardmore first
w. w. Jeter, Ardmore second
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CLUB PREMIUM LIST

Cotton Club
First-Oma Folsom, Durwood, OKla
Second-Milton Ramsey.
Third-Opal Folsom, Durwood.
Fourth-Ed. Collins, Provence.
Fifth-Oran Folsom. Durwood.
Sixth-Earlie Ward, Milo.
Seventh-Ola owens, Springer.
Eighth-Jewel McKhee. Milo.
Ninth-George Mckee, Durwood.
Tenth-Edward Doyel, Durwood.
Eleventh-Lena Lynch, Ardmore.
Twelfth-Edgar Adams, Durwood.
Penut Club
First-Arils Adams, Durwood.
Second-Emmitt Butler, Provence.
Third--Edgar Adams Durwood.
Fourth-Robt. Jones. Provence.
Fifth-Opal Folsom. Durwood.
Sixth-Richard Jones, Provence.
Sevefith-Ama Folsom, Durwood.
Eighth-Ray Fox. Durwood.
Ninth-Lloyd Fair, Provence.
Tenth-Aubrey Easley Provence.
Eleventh-Oran Folsom, Durwood
Twelfth-Emmitt Butler. Providence
Boys Corn Club
First-Edker Bearden, Provence.
Second-John Strickland, Tussy.
Third-Lonnie King. Newport.
Fourth-Earlie Ward, Milo.
Fffth-Ola owens, Springer
Sixth-Roy Hughes, Ardmore.
Seventh-Clde Bearden, Brock.
Eighth--Neil owens, ArdmQre.
Ninth--Eugene Mckee, Durwood.
Tenth-Roy Kee. Ardmore.>
Elevcnth-Lester Walker. Wilson.
Twelfth-Onis Miller, Provence.
Potatoes
First-Grace Owens, Provence.
Second-Roy North, Provence.
Third-Mattie Fair. Provence.
Fourth-Beatrice Easley, Provence
Fifth-Iva Jones.
Sixth-Clive Atkinson. Ardmore.
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Illustrated stories from read
ing lessons.
second-Map Of country studied
through year.
First-Drawings from class work.
Joiner
CThree or more teacher SCHOOL,
Second-General exhibit
First-Specimens weaving and sew
ing.
First-Set of water colOrS.
Third-Class work not specified.
Second-Set of water colors.
First-Design or illustrative work.
Berwyn
(Three or more teacher schoo)
First-Penmanship collection.
A-F'irst-No prize offered.
B-First-No prize offered.
C-First-No prize offered.
Springer
(Three or more teacher SCHOOL,
Third-General exhibit.
Second-InduStrial map of Oklahoma.
Third-Penmanship collection.
Second-Class work not specified.
Second-Illustrated stories.
Second-Illustrated days Of week.
Second-Patriotic posters.
Third-Illustrated stories from read
ing lessons.
Third-Map Of country studied
through year.
Third-Drawings from class work.
Second-Industria map OF Oklahoma.
Second--Poster advertising commun-
ity activity.
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EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS
Norris Chapel


Less than three-tcacher school
collection.
|rst-Drawing collection.
|rst-Design Of illustrative work.
|rst--Illustrative stories.
stories.
|rst-Illustrated number work.
|rst-General exhibit.
Rocky Point
Jess than three.teacher schOoD
cond-Design or illustrative work.
|cond-Goneral exhibit.
Plain View
Three or more teacher school
|rst-General exhibit.
|rst-lndustrial map of Oklahoma.
cond -penmanship collection.
rst-Class work not specified.
rst-Set Of posters.
|rond-DrawingS from class work.
stories.
illustrated days OF tho week.
Irst--Patriotic posters.
Scond- illustrated number work.
stories from read
lessons.
'rst--Map of country studied
ngh year.
cond-Drawing from class work.
|rst---I illustrated compositions.
.rst- industrial map of Oklahoma.
|rst-- Original stories OF Oklahoma.
|rst-- Manual training.
|rst---poster advertising community
kity
fnt--Cartoon.
Drawing from articles not
Mary Niblack
rhru, or more teacher school
r1I1 General exhibit.
~ o--Bpccimcns weaving and
-, 40. f,-<.su aiaau- v,uI.l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-22
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT

- Bread
,atrice Easley, Provence.
~ Light Rolls
Ina Smith, Ardmore.
Biscuit
xie Blake Graham, Ardmore first;
10 Norris Vaughn, Ardmore Sec
D0ughnuts
Fricc Easley Provence, first;
lys Zellner. Ardmore second.
LOAF Cake
hnie Anderson, Lone Grove.
Layer Cake
|adys Zellner. Ardmore first; Thel-
Smith. Ardmore second.
Cookies
ena Lynch, Ardmore, first; Ruth
liner. Glenn, second.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-22


prs at the Sixth Annual
psf successful close Saturday night September H.
Hundreds
krious
all individual making
r mostsu history organization
chamen of the working rapidly possible
Pug the list the lists completed they will
fvon the public
list
Es in the Departments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-22
FRUIT

Grimes Golden Apple
First-R. VI. Hamilton. Ardmore.
Ben Davis Apples
First-R NJ. Hamilton Ardmore.
Second-Mr Smpkins. Ardmore.
Missouri Pippin Apple
First-R, il. Crittenden, Ardmore.
Winesap Apple
First--G. NJ. Treat Ardmore.
Second-R. NJ. Hamilton, Ardmore.
Arkansas Black Apple
First-G. NJ. Loggans, Ardmore.
Second-R NJ. Hamilton, Ardmore.
Mammoth Black Twig Apple
First-R. II. Crittenden, Ardmore
All Other Established Varieties Apples
First. W. Bearden, Brock.
Secohd-J. w. Fair. Provence.
Display of Apples
First-R. NJ Hamilton, Ardmore.
Concord Grapes
First-G. NJ Treat,
Second.
All Other Established Varieties Grapes
First-Will Holdbrook. Ardmore
Second-Omer Collins, Provence.
Duchess Pears
First-Mr. Sinpkins, Ardmore.
Keifer Pears
First-W. NJ. Butts, Lone Grove.
Second--P. b. Tarver, .Ardmore.
Bartlett Pears
First-R. II. Crittenden, Ardmore.
All Other Established Varieties Pears
First-F. j. King. Ardmore.
Second-Mrs. A. c. Mullens, Ard
Peaches (Clingstone)
First-R. l.. Scott, Ardmore.
Second-Mrs. J. A. Zellner, Ardmore.
Peaches 0'reestOne)
First-Mrs. j. A. Zelner. Ardmore.
PersimmOns
Flrst-Omer Collins, Provence.
Second--Wil Holdbrook. Ardmore.
One Frame Dark Italian Bees
First-W. w. Taliaferro. Ardmore.
One Frame Golden Italian Bees
First-W. W. Taliaferro, Ardmore.
One Frame Of Native Bees
First-w. w. Taliaferro. Ardmore.
Display of Bulk Comb Honey
First--W. w. Taliaferro. Ardmore.
Display Of Section Honey
First-W. w. Tallaferro. Ardmore.
Case Of White Section Honey
First-W. w. Talaferro. Ardmore.
Case Of Amber Section Honey
First--W. w. Taliaferro, Ardmore.
Largest and Most Attractive Display
Of This Department
\ U,i,,t " w ,ro1iafarro rdrara
Display Of Honey
First-Mrs. Carrie Setliff, Ardmore.
Second-Mrs. G.. W. Young. Berwyn.