The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 13, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 20, 1906 Page: 7 of 10
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should bo for pairs, 2 feet high, 2 1-2 feet
deep and 3 feet long. Exhibitors pens, 2
fact high, 2 1-2 feet deep and 1 feet long.
Exhibitors of pet stock are requested to
furnish neat and attractive coops or cages.
No poultry to be exhibited on wagons.
All specimens competing must be bona
fide property of the exhibi r. Any attempt
to evade this rule will exclude the specimen
from competition.
The association will not be responsible for
losses or accidents to specimens from any
cause whatever, proper precaution being tak-
en to guard against accidents.
Any exhibitor known to interfere with the
judge in the discharge of his duty, or to
pluck or to produce artificial results with
his fowls, will forfeit all premiums.
Specimens entered for exhibition or com-
petition can not be removed from coops with-
out consent of the Superintendent. Any
specimen showing signs of contagious dis=
ease will be removed from the exhibition hall
by the Superintendent of the department.
An expert judge will be selected to award
the premiums, and the "Revised American
Standard of Perfection" will govern the judge
in passing upon all varieties recognized there-
in. No permium to be awarded1 to disquali-
fied specimens.
Every accommodation will be given exhib-
itors for the sale of stock, with the under-
standing that the same Rhall not be removed
until the close of the exhibition, unless by
the consent of the Secretary.
During the exhibition "Poultry Hill" will
be under the immediate supervision of the
Superintendent.
When there is but one exhibitor compet-
ing for a premium the judge may award no
premium as merit may warrant; which award
shall be final.
(Breeding pen, 1 male and'4 females.)
All entries in this division close promptly
nt (i p. m. Tuesday, September 25th.
No chicken can be entered in more than one
class or compete for more than one premium.
Class 1.—Light Braihmas.
No.
200 Best cock one year old and over.
201 Best hen one year old and over.
202 Best stag under one year.
203 Best pullet under one year.
204 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 2.—Dark Bralunas.
205 Best cock one year old and over.
206 Best hen one year old and over.
207 Best stag under one year.
208 Best pullet under one year.
209 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class :i.—Buff Cochins.
210 Best cock one year old and over.
211 Best hen one year old and over.
212 Best stag under one year.
213 Best pullet under one year.
214 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 4.—Pat ridge Cochins.
215 Best cock one yeajr old and over.
216 Best hen one year old and over.
217 Best stag under one year.
218 Best pullet under one year.
219 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class fi.—White Cochins.
220 Best cock, one, year old and over.
221 Best hen one year old and over.
222 Best stag under one year.
223 Best pullet under one year.
224 Best pen, 1 cock andi 4 hens.
Class «.—Black Cochins.
225 Best cock one year old and over.
226 Best hen one year old and over.
227 Best stag under one year.
228 Best pullet, under 1 year.
229 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 7.—Black Laiigslians.
230 Best cock one year old and over.
231 Best hen one year old and over.
232 Best stag under one year.
233 Best pullet under one year.
234 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class «•—White I.angshans.
235 Best cock one year old and1 over.
236 Best hen ono year old and over.
237 Best stag under one year.
238 Best pullet under 1 year.
2 39 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class I).—Barred Plymouth Rocks.
240 Best cock one year old nnd over.
241 Best hen one year old and over.
242 Best stag under one year.
24 3 Best pullet ttnder one year.
24 4 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 10.—White Plymouth Rocks.
245 Best cock one year old and over.
2 4 (J Best hen one year old and over.
247 Best stag under one year.
248 Best pullet under one year.
24 9 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 11-—White Wyandotte*.
260 Best cock one year old a®d over.
1 Best hen one year old and over.
2 Best stag under one year.
253 Best pullet under one year.
254 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 fieus.
C1h.sk I-J.—Silvered Wyai dotte>.
255 Best cock one year old and over.
256 Best hen one year old and over.
Best stag under one year.
258 Best pullet under one. year.
269 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 13.—Brown Leghorns.
260 Best cock one year old and over,
261 Best hen one year old and over.
262 Best stag under one year.
263 Best pullet under one year.
264 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 14.—White Leghorns.
265 Best cock one year old and over.
266 Best hen one, year old and over.
267 Best stag under one year.
68 Best pullet under one year.
209 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 15.—Houdans.
270 Best cock one year old and over.
271 Best hen one year old and over.
272 Best stag under 1 year.
273 Best pullet under one year.
274 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 1«.—White Crested Black Polish.
275 Best cock one year old andi over.
276 Best htin one year old and over.
277 Best stag under one year.
278 Best pullet under one year.
279 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 17.—White Minorca",
280 Best cock one year old and over.
281 Best hen one year old and over.
282 Best stag under one year.
283 Best pullet under one year.
284 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 18.—Black Minorca*.
285 Best cock one year old and over.
286 Best hen one year old and over.
287 Best stag under one year.
288 Best pullet under one year.
289 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 10.—Indian Games.
290 Best cock one year old and over..
291 Best hen one year old and over.
292 Best stag under one year.
293 Best pullet under one year.
294 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 20.—Brown Breasted lfr-d Ciames.
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295 Best cock one year old and over.
296 Best hen one year old and over.
297 Best stag "Under one year.
298 Best pullet under one year.
299 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 2i.—Bantams.
300 Best cock one year old and over.
01 Best hen one year old and over.
302 Best stag under one year.
303 Best pullet under one year.
304 Best pen, 1 cock and 4 hens.
Class 22.—Pekin Ducks.
305 Best pair of male and female.
306 Best pen, 1 male and 3 females
307 Best pair of geese any breed.
308 Best pen, 1 male and 3 females
309 Best pair of bronze turkeys.
310 Best pen, 1 male and 3 females.
311 Best pair of white turkeys,
312 Best pen, 1 male and 3 females.
313 Best display of fowls, all breeds.
DIVISION I*'.—I'ARM AXD GARDEN I*IW>-
DUCE.
C. N. Hare, Superintendent.
All articles in this division must have been
grown or produced by the exhibitor, and har-
vested in 1906.
Entries in this division will close promptly
and positively at 6 p. m. Tuesday, September
25th.
Class 1.
314 Best one bushel of barley.
315 Best one bushel of rye.
316 Best one bushel of castor beans.
317 Best one bushel of buckwheat..
318 Best one bushel of red peanuts.
319 Best one bushel of white peanuts.
320 Best on_> bushel of white winter wheat.
321 Best one bushel of red winter wheat.
32 2 Best one bushel of white oats.
323 Best one bushel of red oats.
324 Best one bushel of millet.
32 5 Best one bushel of alfalfa seed.
32 6 Best one bushel of timothy seed,
(lass 3.
I 327 Best 50 ears of white Indian corn.
Best GO ears of yellow Indian corn.
Best 60 years of sweet corn.
Best 50 ears of red bloody butcher.
Best 50 ears of pop corn.
Best 20 stalks of white milo maize.
Best 20 stalks of yellow milo maize,
Best 20 stalks of black rice corn.
Best 20 stalks of white kaffir corn.
Best 20 stalks of red kaffir corn.
Best 20 stalks of white Indian corn.
Best 20 stalks of yellow Indian corn
Best 20 stalks of broom corn.
Best 20 stalks of Jerusalem corn.
Class 3.
Best sheaf of oats.
Best sheaf of barley.
Best sheaf of wheat.
Best sheaf of "rye.
Best sheaf of flax.
Best sheaf of alfalfa.
Best sheaf of golden millet.
Best sheaf of red clover.
Best sheaf of german millet.
Best and largest assortment natural
grasses.
Class 4.
Best half bu. of red sweet potatoes.
Best half bu. of yellow sweet potatoes
Best half bu. while sweet potatoes.
Best half bu. Irish potatoes.
Best half bu. of white onions.
Best half bu. red onions.
Best half bu. yellow onions.
Beet half bu. of stock beets.
BeBt half bu. of tomatoes.
Best peck of carrots.
Best peck of parsnips.
Best six heads of cabbage.
Best six heads of cauliflower.
Best six bunches of rhubarb.
Best six bunches of celery.
Best four water melons.
Best four cantaloupes.
Best four musk melons.
Best four pie melons.
Best four citrons, melons.
Best four nutmeg melons.
Best sample of table peas, dwarf.
Best sample of table peas, standard
Best sample of pole beans.
Best sample bunch beans.
Best Bample of lima beans.
Best sample of onion sets.
Best 1 dozen cucumbers.
Best 1 dozen egg plant.
Best and largest pumpkin.
Best and largest Bquash.
Best and largest display of okra.
Best display of sage.
Best display of red pepper.
Best display of salsify.
Best display of red pepper.
for work done by a girl under 15 years old;
the work to be done on something that has
been worn, and need's darning or patching.
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by one Indi-
Class 5.
Best and largest display
vldual.
All wishing to compete In class 5, must
make the proper entry with the Secretary, and
failing to do so will debar from competition.
DIVISION Ci.—KINK ARTS.
R. C. Dickinsheets, Superintendent.
All work in classes 1, 2, 3 and 4, must be
done by exhibitors. No premiums allowed
paintings purchased or borrowed, but
owned by persons in Oklahoma
Entries in this division will close prompt
and positively at 6 p. m. Tuesday, Septem-
ber 25 th.
Class 1.—Paintings.
Best display of oil paintings
Best display of water color.
Best display of pastel, charcoal
crayon.
Class 2.—Photographs.
Best display of photographs, Diploma
Class U.—Penmanship.
Best display of penmanship, Diploma
Class 4.—Tcxttile and Art-
Best ten yards rag carpet.
Handsomest home made rug.
Handsomest silk quilt.
Handsomest worsted quilt.
Handsomest calico quilt.
Handsomest knit or crocheted counter
Pane.
Handsomest silk embroidery on linen.
Handsomest drawn work.
Handsomest pillow shams.
Handsomest display crocheted or knit
lace.
Handsomest display point lace.
Handsomest carriage afghan.
Handsomest pair ladies silk mittens.
Handsomest sofa cushion.
Handsomest pin cushion.
The following three premiums are offered
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407 Best specimen darning.
408 Best specimen patching.
409 Best specimen calico patch work.
DIVISION H.—PANTRY STORES.
Chas. Crane, Superintendent.
In this division no person will be permitted
to enter for competition more than one article
for the samo premium. No manufactured
goods can be entered in this division in com-
petition with Individual exhibits.
All exhibits in class 1 must be in place not
later than 6 p. m. Tuesday, Sept. 25th. Other
exhibits must conform to general rules.
Entries in this division will close promptly
and positively at ti p. m. Tuesday, September
25th.
Class 1.
No.
410 Best loaf wheat bread.
411 Best loaf salt rising bread
412 Best loaf graham bread.
413 Best loaf rye bread.
414 Best loaf brown bread.
415 Best ornamented cake.
416 Best fruit cake.
417 Best ginger bread.
418 Best angel food cake.
419 Best jelly cake.
4 20 Best cocoanut cake.
421 Best marble cake.
422 Best chocolate cake.
42 3 Best lemon cake.
4 24 Best white cake.
4 25 Best carmel eake.
DIVISION J.—FRUITS.
H. C. Kennedy, Superintendent.
Entries in this division will closo promptly
and positively at 6 p. m. Tuesday, September
25th.
All plates of Apples, Peaches, Pears,Grapes,
etc., must be labeled with the proper name
of the variety to which they belong. Other-
wise the exhibit will be disqualified.
Class 1.—Apples,
(A plate of apples means 10 apples on a
| No. plate.)
I 126 Best-plate of Maiden Blush.
127 Best plate of Porter.
4 28 Best plate of Smoke House.
I 429 Best plate of Grimes' Golden Pippin.
1 430 Best plate Pennsylvania Red Streak.
131 Best plate of Bellflower.
1 432 Best plate of Baldwin.
I 433 Best plate of Kansas Keeper.
(Winter Varieties.)
435 BeBt plate Ben Davis.
436 Best plate of Winesap.
4 37 Best plate of Jonathan.
438 Best plate of Smith's Cidor.
4 39 Best plate of Missouri Pippin.
440 Best plate of Stark.
441 Best plate of Willow Twig.
44 2 Best plate of Roman Beauty.
443 Best plate of Huntsman Favorite.
44 4 Best plate of Romanite.
145 Best plate of Northern Spy.
146 Best plate of Arkansas Black.
447 Best plate of Crab Apples.
Class 2.—Peaches.
448 Best plate of 10 Stump of the World.
149 Best plate of 10 Late Rare Ripe.
450 Best plate 10 Ward's Late Free.
451 Best plate of 10 Health Cling.
452 Best plate of 10 Bilyeau's Late.
453 Best plate of 10 Late Admirable.
454 Best plate of Elberta.
Class —C.rajM!*.
Best five bunches Concord.
Beet five bunches Delaware.
Best five bunches Prentise.
Best five bunches Martha.
Best five bunches Lady.
Best five bunches Brighton.
Best five bumfnes Worden.
Best five bunches Victor.
Best five bunches Wilder.
Best five bunches Lindley.
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Class 4.—Plums and Quinces.
Best plate of ten apple quinces.
Best plete of ten Rea's Seedlings.
Best plate of pears, any variety.
Best plate of apricots, any variety.
Plums.
Best plate of Washington.
Best plate of Wild Goose.
Best plate of Damson.
Best plate of Lombard.
Best plate of Weaver.
Best plate Coe's Golden Drop.
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matter lies in the submerged cars.
The water was low enough th'i6 after-
noon for the wrecking crew to go
through the submerged cars, but
what they have found if anything has
not been reported. It don't stem
possibletbatallescaped, but railroad
people claim that none were drowned.
The conductor, Mr. Cundit, escaped
but lost his tickets in the rush for
life, hence, there is no way of telling
how many people were on the train,
The wrecked people who continued
their journey uorth arrived this
morning on train No. 14 due here
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Isenberg, J. L. The Enid Weekly Wave. (Enid, Okla. Terr.), Vol. 13, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 20, 1906, newspaper, September 20, 1906; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc112514/m1/7/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.