The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-10-14


Zenthaler of this city who was g7ve1
SO points.
j tue food conservation building
, Miss Bella Landry Of Donaldsonvllle
> proved the champion, capturing sixty
+. two first and thirty-flve secon
! prizes. Mrs. Leo Borne of Thlbodau
I carried og first honors in forty-thre
tirsts and twenty-five second prizes
Both women exhibited over 100 va
, rieties Of food. There were man.
contestants in this event, from nearl,
, every parish in this section.
In the Poland China class, Archi,
) Lotz, Roscdale, Iberville parish, Wol
first prize for grand champion boa
and senior champion sow and Junlo1
: champion SOW; A. B. Curet of New
Roads, won the first prize for the
junior champion boar; S. S. Fergu
son of New River, Ascension parish
captured first prize for the senior
Iyearling boar and Layson Edmondsor
of Hope Villa won first prize for ju,
nior yearling boar.
In the poultry exhibits the follow
ing won ribbons in the classes specl-
fed: Plymouth Rocks, W. E. Herman
dez and Malbrough and Dorsey,
Houma.
Buff Orpingtons: W. H. Hutchens,
Baton Rouge; Horace wilkinson,
Port Allen.
Golden Wyandottes, L. P. Gull
lory, Cottonport; white and buff Wy
andottes, Andrew C. Dehass.
Rhode Island Reds, W. c. Abbott,
Hope Villa; L. C. Chamberlain, New
Orleans; Felicia Farm; Wilson, La,
Charles Kreger, New Orleans; P. Fl.
Montreuil, New Orleans and Jules A.
Babin, Lutcher.
White Leghorns, Oak Alley Farms,
Feitel, La, L. P. Guillory, Cotton
port; Mrs. I. D., Houma, Buff Leg
horns, L P. Guillory, Cottonport.
South Caroline Black Minorcas; O.
L. Kelly, Baton Rouge. South Caro-
lima Notified Anconas, Miss Rita Cos
seraud, New Roads. South Carolina
Black Orpingtons, J. Delacroix, Plaq-
uemine; Darl Cornish, A. j. Bercier,
Opelousas; Mrs. J. L. Neluis, Eerda
La.
The cattle and swine erhibits, the
manufacturers, womens' art, educa-
tion exhibit, poultry, and the automo-
bile show are attracting more than
their share Of attention.
The radio receiving station erected
on the top of the grand stand is UNI
der the direction of J. A. Pullen, ra-
dio expert of Houma, and entertains
visitors every day and night. Con-
certs and programs broadcasted by
fourteen different stations in various
parts of the country are picked up
and heard by visitors, and this has
proven source of considerable in |
terest and entertainment.
Wednesday was Baton Rouge Day,
and a large delegation from that city
by Mayor Turner By
mum, the Stanocola brass band and
the Baton Rouge high school foot
ball team to Donaldsonville. Mayor
Bynum was the guest of ho,lor for
the day. The features of the day
we're the prize livestock parade, the
pony races and the football game.
Prize winning live stock, decu.'ated
With ribbons won at this and other
sairs, from the Parker Stock farm,
he Southdown plantation and Arrow
1ead plantation, took part in the pa
rade, which attracted much attention.
The creole pony race proved one
# the CHIEF attractions of the day,
md were conducted under the auspi-
'es of Felix Acosta and Joseph J.
Acosta. Entries owned by the fol-
owing were winners; First race
Arthur Acosta, first; Nick Delaune,
econd; Joe Saladina, third; Edward
Where, fourth, and joe Bouteri,
fifth. Second race. J. Acosta,
lrst; Cal Berteau, second; Neil Folse,
bird; Valentine Piker, fourth, and
4ouis Hidalgo, fifth.
In the football game which took
lace Wednesday afternoon, the
loly Cross team of New Orleans
proved no match for the speedy Baton ,
souge high school team, which won
'asily by score of "a to 0. Brother
'odfrey and L. A. Ernest, coach, were
\ charge of the Holy Cross team and
'ommy Thomas, head coach, J. C.
'odrigue, athletic director and Will
'anks, assistant coach, were in
barge of the high school team.
The Stanocola brass band of Baton
'ouge, thirty-eight strong and con-
[ucted by J. E. Snee, offered music
the afternoon
Thursday there was the usual large ,
ttendance and the daily program of '
and attractions was car ,
led out, with the addition of bal , !,
DON ascension and parachute leap by
5. A. Scheme of Baton oRuge, sixteen '
ears Of age, who made his initial +
ppearance on that day. His daring
ct thrilled the visitors. The T. A. +
doss shows arrived Thursday and l
dded to the entertainment feature j
t the fair. The shows include a min
trel, Wild West show, Jopp's circus, 7
lde show with freaks and animals. a p
1ar exhibit with cu,;osities of the +
ate and preceding wars, the follies d
+ 1922, musical comedy. Kiko. q
IAN of mystery from Mexico; Zola, 8
ne girl under the sea, the Palace and | i
ther amusements including the Fer t
IS wheel, merry-g y-go-round, and many f
ther concessions. +
One of the best displays in the agri s
exhibit is from Lafourche O
arish. The sweepstakes prize in this t.
<hlblt was won by the Bowie Lumber t.
ompany; second honors went to ]. tt
': Supple Of Iberville parish and "
llrd to Leo J. Borne of Thibodaux. t,
The following concerns are among Il
lose which have exhibits in the
anutacturers building: Southern
Office Mills, Worries Baking Company,
'hnson Portable Motor Company, a
witt and Company, White Castle u
actOrV R11ro forJ PoI,;,,~ Do-I5 cf