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State Fair Awards

Additional first prize awards at the State Fair were announced by the judges today.

SWINE. Poland China. Aged Boar—Arlington Place farm, Thirty-Fourth street and Pendleton pike. Senior Yearling Boar—F. A. Williams, Williamsburg, Ind. Junior Ye. rling Boar—W. F. Leech, Liberty, Ind. Senior Boar Pig—Ralph H. Whitman, Sullivan, Ind. Junior Boar Pig—John W. Williams & Son, Aged Sow —F. A. WiUlams, Williamsburg, Ind. Senior Yearling Sow —L. H. Glover, Grand View, Mo. Juior Yearling Sow—L. 11. Glover, Grand View, Mo. Senior Sow Pig—L. H. Glover, Grand View, Mo. Junior Sow Pig—ll. 0. Canary & Sons, Franklin, Ind. Old Herd (owned by exhibitor) —F. A. Williams, Williamsburg, Ind. Old Herd (owned and bred by exhibitor) —1,. H. Glover, Grand View, Mo. Young Herd (owned by exhibitor) — Loohmore farm, Thorntown, Ind. Young Herd (owned and bred by exhibitor) —Lockmore farm, Thorntown, Ind. Get of Sire—L. H. Glover, Grand View, Mo. Produce of Dam —L. H. Glover, Grand View, Mo. Senior Champion Boar—F. A. Williams, Williamsburg, Ind. Senior Champion Sow—F. A. Williams, Williamsburg, Ind. Junior Champion Boar—F. A. Williams, Williamsburg, Ind. Junior Champion Sow—L. H. Glover, Grand View, Mo. Grand Champion Boar—F. A .Williams, Williamsburg, Ind. Grand Champion Sow—F. A. Williams, Williamsburg, Ind. Futurity. Junior Yearling Boar—John L. Paullns, Wabash, Ind. Junior Yearling Sow —Kerlln & noeberger, Roc-field. Ind. Senior board Pig—E. E. Flora, Rockfield, Ind. Senior Sow Pig—Loohmore Farm, Thorntown. Ind. Junior Boar Pig—John W. Williams & Son, Bryan, Ind. Junior Sow Pig—John W. Williams & Son, Bryan, Ind. Junior Pigs (Utter of four)—F. A. Wilburns, Williamsburg. Ind. Chester White*. Aged Boar —M. A. Dupis, Micteno. 111. Junior \earling Boar—Moose A Moose, Leavenworth, Kan. Senior Boar I’ig—E. S. Wolfe, Bluffton, Ind. Junior Boar pig—W. 11. Settle & Son, Petroleum, Ind. Aged Sow—M. A. Dupis. Manteno. 111. Senior Yearling Sow—Moose & .Moose, ] Leavenworth. Kan. Junior Yearling Sow—Moose & Moose, Leavenworth, Kan. Senior Sow Pig—Moose & Moore, Leavenworth, Kan. Junior Sow Pig—Arthur Thompson, : Wabash. Ind. Old Herd (owned by exhibitors) —M. A. Dupis. Manteno, 111. Old Herd (owned and bred by ex- ‘ hibltor)—Moose & Moose, Leavenworth. Kansas.

Young Herd (owned by exbibtor — Moose A- Moose, Leavenworth, Kan. Young Herd (owned and bred by exhibitor) —Moose A Moose, Leaveuwor’h, Kansas. Get cf Sire—Moose A Moose, Leavenworth. Kan. Produce of Dam—Moose A Moose, Leavenworth. Kan. Senior Champion Bonr —M. A. Dupis, Manteno. 111. Senior Champion Sow —Moose A Moose, Lea\etiworth. Kan. Junior Champion Boar—W. H. Settle A Son. Petroleum, Ind. Junior Champion Sow—Moose A Moose. Leavenworth. Kan. Grand Champion Boar —M. A. Dupis, Manteno. 111. Grand Champion Sow- Moose A Moose. Leavenworth. Kan. Futurity. Sprint Figs (Farrowed After March 1. 1921) Boars-Arthur Thompson. Wabash, Ind. Sows—Arthur Thompson. Wabash. In,d - Litters of Four—Arthur Thompson, Wabash, Ind. Fat Figs (Farrowed After Sept. 1. 1921). Boars—Walter L. Cox. Kempton, Ind. Sows —Moose A Moose, Leavenworth. Kan. Fig Club of Indiana Berkshire Breeders’ Association. Prizes on Pigs—Frank Ester, Greenwood. Ind. Fig Club of Indiana Hampshire Swine Breeders’ Association. Prizes on I’lgs—Robert Ogle, Sheridan, Ind. Pigs Club of Indiana Chester While Swine Breeders’ Association. Prizes on Pigs—Donald Tomson. Wabash, Ind. Boys' and Girl*' Tig Ciuh of the Indiana Duroe-Jersey Swine Breders' Association. Prizes on Pigs—Dale Elsea. Frankfort, Ind. Fig Club of Indiana Spotted Poland China Breeders’ Association. Premiums on Pigs—Harold Miller. Fulton. Ind. Pig Club of Indiana Poland China Swine Breeders’ Association. Prit.es on Pigs—Ruth Williams, Bryant. Ind. FIXE ARTS. Black and White. Pencil Drawing—Edgar M. Browning, 229 East Orange street. Woodblock Print—Marie H. Stewart 314 Graham avenue. Etching—Frederick Pulley, 371 Emerson avenue. Black and White Drawing (any medium) —Frederick Polley, 371 Emerson avenue. Pastel. Any Subject—Olio Stark, 1722 North Delaware street. Sculpture. In the Round (figure or composition)— Myra Reynolds Richards, 1116 North Alabama street. In the Round (portrait)—S. P. Baus, 26 DeQulncy street Bag Relief (portrait)—Myra Reynolds Richards. 1446 North Alabama street. Wood Carving—Austin 11. Davidson, 031 Congress street. Stndsnt Division. Study in Oil (head)—Grace Matson, Ashtabula, Ohio. Study in Oil i figure)—Hermaine Roberts. 1130 North Tacoma street. Study in Oil ('landscape)—Mildred M. Hooker. 4650 North Meridian street. Study in Charcoal (head) —Grace Matson. Ashtabula. Ohio. Study in Charcoal (figure)—nermaine Roberts. 1130 North Tacoma street. Pen and Ink (any subject)—Edward William Genier. 1655 Park avenue. Sculpture in Bas Relief—Mrs. William Welch. 2339 Broadway, second. No firgt award. Commercial Art. Poster in Color—George J. Mess, 2459 Parkway boulevard. Booklet or Magazine Cover—George J. Mess. 2459 Parkway boulevard. Illustration (advertising any commodity)—George J Mess, 2459 Parkway boulevard. Retouched Photograph—Earl E. Evans, 331 Collett street. Hand Letter Advertisement With Border—Chris Seiberth. 2306 Ashland avenue. Photography. Scenic Spots in Indiana—Frank M. Hohenberger. Nashville, Ind. Old Doorways in Indiana—David S. Perry, 710 Huine-Mansur building. Decorative Studies (with or without figures)—David S. Perry, 710 Htmie-Mun-sur building. ’ APPLIED ARTS. Batik Dress or Costume—Mary Janet O’Reilly, 3138 Washington boulevard. Wall Hanging (used as tapestry) —Ellsworth L. Davidson, 327*6 West ThirtyFirst street. Lamp Shade—Louise E. Zaring. 2251 North Meridian street. Blouse —Louise E. Zaring, 2251 North Meridian street. Negligee—Henrietta Coleman, Rushville, Ind. Screen—Henrietta Coleman, Rushville, Ind. Scarf—Louise E. Zaring, 2251 North Meridian street. Bag—Marie Coleman, Whiting. Ind. Curtain—Martha B. Henley. 1861 Talbott street. Pillow—Henrietta Coleman, Rushville, Ind. Table Cover (square cr oblong)—Henrietta Coleman. Rushville, Ind. Tea Cozy—Ellen Bogardus, Chicago. Tie and Dyed Specimen—Henriet.a Coleman, Rushville, Ind. Textiles. Block Print (specimen or made-up article) —Marie Stewart, 314 Graham avenue. Batik (specimen of made-up article) — Henrietta Coleman. Rushville, Ind. Applique (specimen or made-up article) —Belle I'pdegraf, 5 East Market street. Wool Embroidery (specimen or made-

up article) —Belle Updegraf, 5 East Market street. Swedish Darning (specimen or madeup article on linen, silk or velvet) —Julia Fish, 40 the Blacherne. Weaving (specimen or made-up article) Anna F. Kelley, 2323 North Capitol avenue. Stencil Work (specimen or made-up article) —Eva Sinclair, Atlanta, Ind. Leather Work. Hand Bag (all leather) —Eva Sinclair, Atlanta, Ind. Hand Bag (all leather with metal mounting)—Marie Connell, Whiting, Ind., second; no first award. Traveler’s Case (for writing articles) —• Helen Bogardus, Chicago. Card Casa or Bill Fold—Mrs. William Welch, 2339 Broadway. Basketry. Basket (reed) —L. B. Boden, Fortvillo, Ind. Basket—(raffia and reed) —Marie Connell. Whiting, Ind. Tray (reed or pine needles) —L. G. Bodeu, Fortville, Ind. Jewelry. Bast Eight-Piece Exhibit—Robert C. Craig, 16 Maplewood court. Best Object in Gold, Copper or Silver Smithing—Robert C. Craig, 16 Maplewood court. Best Exhibit of Small Tableware —Mrs. Jeanette Payne Bowles, 214 East Fifteenth street. Best Exhibit of Three Rings—Mrs. Jeannette Payne Bowles, 214 East Fifteenth street. Most Original Exhibit of Good Design (either of jewelry or smithing)—Robert C. Craig, 16 Maplewood court. Weaving. Coverlid—Mrs. William Welch, 2339 Broadway. Table Runner—Anna F. Kelley, 2328 North Capitol avenue. Cushion Covers—Anna F. Kelley, 2328 North Capitol avenutg Bag—Anna F. Kelley, 2323 North Capitol avenue. Rag Rug—Mrs. William Welch, 2339 Broadway. Pottery. Collection of Three- Pieces—Mrs. B. Overby, Cambridge City, Ind. Collection of Six Piece —Mrs. B. Overby, Cambridge City, Ind. Undecorated Single Piece (may be lustered) —Mrs. K. Overbv, Cambridge City, Ind. Single Piece (enamel decoration) —Mrs. B. Overby, Cambridge City, Ind. Single Piece (incised decoration) —Mrs. B. Overby, Cambridge City, lud. China Painting. Fernery (decorated tiles) —Minnie C. Wilcox. 2011 North New Jersey street. Punch Bowl—Elizabeth Tremble, 170S Talbott. Six Cups and Saucers, Different Designs—Mrs. William Welch, 2339 Broadway. Best Display (three pieces)—Elizabeth G. Lowe. Huntington, Ind. Pitcher and Six cups Mrs. B. W. Stoddard. 2251 North Meridian street. F.alleak Service Plate (enamel) —Laura Holtz O'Neil], 320 North California street. Child's Breakfast Set *(three pieces) Minnie C. Wilcox, 2011 North New Jersey street.

Marmalade Jar —Laura Holtz O'Neill, 32<i North California street. Mayonnaise Bowl and Plate —Mrs. B. AY. Stoddard. 2201 North Meridian streci. Satsuma Bowl—Mrs. B. W. Stoddard, 2251 North Meridian street. Orie-Pie'-e edji—Mrs. B. W. Stoddard, 2251 North Meridian street. Chocolate Pot—Laura Holtz O'Neill, 320 North California street. Desk Lamp—Laura Holtz O'Neill. 320 North California street. Ice Cream Set (platter and six saucers) —Laura Holtz O'Neill, 320 North Cali fornia street. Vase <ai!-over design)—Mr.?. B. W, Stoddard 2251 North Meridian street. Tea Caddy—Laura Holtz O'Neill, 320 North California street. Complete Electric Lamp for Library Table—Mrs. B. W. Stoddard, 2251 North Meridian street. Decorated Glass. Two- or more pieces (in luster) —Mrs. U • O. Olin, 115 East Fortieth street. Cake Plate —Ellen Bogartus, Chicago. Bon Bon Dish—Ellen Bogartus, Chicago. • Nut Bow!—Mary Gertrude Manley, 3447 Central avenue. Pottery. Single Piece (decorated in color, auv material)—Laura Holtz O’Neill, 320 North California street. Single Piece (incised decoration)—Mrs. T. ,T. Farrell, Twenty-First and College aveutie. Tile—Laura Holtz O’Neill, 320 North California street. Set of Any Kind (including two or more pieces)—Mrs. T. J. Farrell, Twentyfirst s’reet and College avenue. Single Piece (undecorvted)—Mrs. T. J. Farrell, Twenty-first street and College avenue.

Sheep. Cotswold. Ram (2 years old or over) —W. E. Bryan, Portland, Ind. liaw (1 year old and under 2)—A. C. Fielder De Graff, Ohio. Ram Lamb (under 1 year)—Merrit Heath. Muncie, lud. Ewe (2 years old or over) —A. C. Fielder, Joy, 111. Ev (1 year old and under 2) —John Booth, Joy, 111. Ewe Lambs (under 1 year)—Merrit Ileatli, Minnie, Ind. Flock—John Booth, Joy, 111. Breeders' Pen—Merrit Heath, Muncie Ind. Champion Ram. Any Ago—W. E. Bryan, Portland, Ind. Champion Ewe, Any Age—A. C. Fielder De Graff. Ohio. American Cotswold Special. Best Pen of Four Lambs. Get of One I Sire (bred and owned by exhibitors in 1 the State, laaibs to be registered in Cotswold Registry Association) —Merrit Heath, Muncie, Ind. American Merino—Delaine Type. Ram (2 years old or over) —AN'. N. Cook & Son, New London, Ohio. Ram (1 year old and under 2) —W. N. Cook & Son, New London, Ohio. Ram Lamb (under 1 year)—AV. N. Cook & Son, New London, Ohio. Ewe (2 years old or over) —W. N. Cook & Son, New London, Ohio. Ewe (1 year old and under 2) —AV. N. Cook & Son, New London. Ohio. Ewe Lamb (under 1 year)—AA r . N. Cook & Son. New London, Ohio. Flock —AV. N. Cook & Son, New London, Ohio. Breeders' Pea—AV. N. Cook & Son, New London, Ohio. Get of Sire —Gowdy AA’illiamson, Xenia, Ohio. Champion Ram (any age)—AA’. N. Cook & Son, New London, Ohio. Champion Ewe (any age)—AV. N. Cook & Son, New Londonfi, Ohio. AGRICULTURE. ‘ orn. Southern Section. Ten Ears AA'hite Corn (new) —Harry Tilson, Franklin, Ind. Ten Ears Yellow Corn (new) —James E. Staiubrook, Franklin, Ind. Ten Ears Mixed Corn (new). —George AA’. Staiubrook, Franklin, Ind. Ten Ears AA’hite Corn (new) —James E. Staiubrook, Franklin, Ind. Ten Ears A'ellow Corn (old) —Harry Tilson, Franklin, Ind. , Ten Ears Mixed Corn (old) —Mrs. John S. Robinson. AA’hiteland. Ind. Best Ten Ears New Corn (any variety) —James E. Stainbrook, Franklin. Ind Best Ten Ears Old Corn (any variety) —James E. Stainbrook, Franklin. Ind. Ten Ears AA'hite Hominy Corn—M. K. Gleason, Columbus, Ind. Ten Ears Flint Hominy Corn—C. E. Troyer. La Fontaine. Ind. Peck Rice Popcorn—D. Conger. Anderson, Ind. Peck Pearl Popcorn—M. II Fielding, Connersville, Ind. Broom Corn AA'ith Seed On (five-pound bundle) —Johu AA'olfe & Son, Columbus, Ind. Display of Corn on AA’all (graded as follows: Arrangement and decoration ot display, 50 per cent: quality of grain exhibited. 50 per cent)— C. E. Troyer, La Fontaine, Ind. POULTRY. Columbia Plymouth Rock. Cock —John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Hen —John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Cockerel—AVisley Lanius, Greensburg, Ind. Pullet—AVisley Lamlus, Greensburg, Ind. Sliver Penciled Plymouth Rock. Cock —John G. Linville, T'rbana, Ohio. Hen—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Cockerel—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Pullet—AA’ilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Golden Wyandotte. Cock —AA’. C. Britton, Crawfordsvilie, Ind. Hen -AA'ilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Cockerel —N. Mallott, Tunneltown, lud.

Pullet —N. Mallott, Tunneltown, Ind. Pen (o’d) —Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. * Pen (young)—N. Mallott, Tunneltown, Ind. AYhlte Wyandotte. Cock —R. A’. Hcdson, Middletown. Ind. Hen—R. V. Hodson, Middletown, Ind. Cockerel—R. V. Hodson, Middletown, Ind. Pullet—F. H. Thomas, Connersvllle, Ind. Pen (old)—J. O. Carr, Indianapolis. Pen (young)—F. H. Thomas, Connereville. Ind. Buff Wyandotte. Cock —W. C. Britton, Crawfordsvllle, Ind. Cockerel —John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Cockerel —John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Pullet—Wilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. l’en (old) —Charles Smiley, Judsou, Ind. Black Wyandotte. Cock—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Hon—Ralph Rodebush, Arcadia. Ind. Cockerel —Wtl„un Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Pullet — Wilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Pen (old) —Ralph Rodebush, Arcadia, Ind. Pen (young)—Ralph Rodebush, Arcadia, Ind. Single Comb Rhode Island Red. Cock—Capt. James Henderson, Dayton, Ohio. Hen—Fred M. Breedlove, Plainfield, Ind. Cockerel —Capt. James Henderson, Dayton, Ohio. Pullet—Capt. James Henderson, Dayton, Ohio. Pen (old)—Willis T. Fugate, 2525 Park avenue. Pen (young)—Capt. James Henderson, Dayton, Ohio. Rose Comb Rhode Island Red. Cock—B. AV. AA’illiamson, Bluffton, Ind. Hen—B. K. Williamson, Bluffton, Ind. Cockerel—B. K. AA’illlamsou, Bluffton,, Ind. Pullet—B. K. Williamson, Bluffton, Ind. Pen (old) —B. K. AA'illiamson, Bluffton, Ind. Pen (young)—B. K. Williamson, Bluffton, Ind.

Rhode Island Whites. Charles McClave, New London. Ohio, was awarded first prize In the cock, hen. cockerel and pullet sections of the Rhode Island AA'hite class. Ruckeyes. feck—Earl L. Thompson, Alason, Ohio. Hen —Earl L. Thompson, Mason, Ohio. Cockerel—Earl L. Thompson, Mason, Ohio. Pullet—Earl L. Thompson, Mason, Ohio. Pen (old) —Earl L Thompson, Mason, Ohio. Pen (young)—Earl L. Thompson, Mason, Ohio. ASIATIC. Light Brahma. Cock—Frank J. Johnson, 1309 East Maple road. ilen—Frank P. Johnson, 1509 East Mapl" road. Cockerel- Frink P. Johnson, 1509 East Maple road. Pullet—Frank P. Johnson. 1509 East Maple road. Pen (old) —Lora A'andevere, Franklin, Ind. Pen (young)—Frank P. Johnson, 1509 East Maple road. MEDITERRAX EA X. Single t omb Broun Leghorn (Light). Cock —Ed B. Murphy, Carmel, Ind. Ken 11. A', rorniehlen, Portland. Ind. Cockerel- Ed F>. Murphy. Carmel, Inti. Pullet—H. A'. Tormohlen, Portland. Ind. Pen (young)—H A. Reasner, Indianapolis. AMERICAN. Barred Plymouth Rock. Cock (exhibition) Claude Sears, Mavs, Ind. Hen—(exhibition) —Walsh. Jc Gullliou Brownsbnrg. I no. Cockerel- (exhibition) —W. C. Britton, Crawfardsville. Ind. Pallet —(exhifiition)E. E. Bennett, Warren, Inil. Cock ilight)—Don It. Carmin, Matthews. Ind. Cockerel- ilight)—Don R. Carmin, Matthews, Ind Hon—( ighti—E. E. Bennett, AA'arreu, I nil. Pullet i lighti The Rev. J. E. Clark, Brownsbnrg, Ind. Pen (old. exhibition) -Claude Soars, Mays, Ind. Pen (young, exhibition)—VA'alsh & Gul-

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lion, Brownsburg, Ind. Pen (young, light)—B. E. Bennet, Warren, Ind. AA’hite Plymouth Rock. Cock—U. R. Fishel, Hope, Ind. Hen —Roy Cole, Brazil, Ind. Pullet—U. R. Fishel, Hope, Ind. Pen (old)—U. R. Fiahel, Hope, Ind. Pen (young)—Lee Mason, Crawfordsville. Buff Plymouth Bock. Cock —C. O. Dillingham, Sullivan, Ind. Hen —C. O. Dillingham, Sulllvun, Ind. Cockerel —C. O. Dillingham. Sullivan, Ind. Pullet—C. O. Dillingham, Sullivan, Ind. Pen (old) —C. O. Dillingham, Sullivan, Ind. Pen (young)—C. O. Dillingham, Sullivan, Ind. Tartrldge Plymouth Rock. Cock—AVilson Brothers, Springfield. Ohio. Hen—Wilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Cockerel —W. C. Britton, Crawfords▼llle, Ind. Pullet—Wilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Pen (old) —Charles Smiley, Judson, Ind. Rose So ml) Drown Leghorn (Dark). Cock—Otto Chastain, Mitchell, Ind. Hen—Charles Smiley, Judson, Ind. Cockerel—Otto Chastnin, Mitchell, Ind. Pullet —W. C. Britton, Crawfordsvllle, Ind. Pen (old) —Charles Bmlley, Judson, Ind. Pen (young)—Otto Chastain, Mitchell, Ind. Rose Conib Brown Leghorn (Light). Cock—W. C. Britton, Crawfordsvllle, Ind. Hen—Otto Chastain, Mitchell, Ind. Cockerel—Charles Smtlev, Judson, Ind. Pullet—Otto Chastain, Mitchell, Ind. Pen (old)—Otto Chastain, Mitchell, Ind. Pen (young)—Otto Chastain, Mitchell. Speckled Sussex. Charles McClave, New London, Ohio, was awarded first prizes in the cock, hen, cockerel and pullet section of the Speckled Sussex class AA'hite Created AA'hite. Cock—AA’ilsou Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Han—Wilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Cockerel—Wilson Brothers, Springfield. Ohio. Pullet—AA llson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio.

Black Breasted R*l (Game). Cock—Wilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Hen—Wisley Lanius, Greensburg, Ind. Cockerel—wisley Lanius, Greensburg, Ind. Pullet —AA’isley Lanius. Greensburg, Ind. Drown Red (Giun^). AA'isley Lauius, Greensburg, Ind., was awarded first and second places in the hen section, first and second in the cock erel section and first in the pullet section of this class Red Pyle-fOame). Cock—AY llson Brothers, Springfield. Ohio. Hen—'AVilson Brother*. Springfield, Ohio. Cockerel—Wilson Brothers. Springfield, Ohio. Pullet —AA'ilson Brothers. Springfield, Ohio. Golden Duck wing (Gomel. Cock—AVilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Hen —AVilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Cockerel —Wilson Brothers. Springfield, •J hio. Pullet—Wllso’ Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Sliver Duckwing (Game). AA'ilson Brothers. Springfield, Ohio, were rwinded first prizes in tue cock hen. cockerel and puilet section of this class. Light Brahma (Game!. Cock—Wilson Brothers, Springfield. Ohio. Hen —AVilson Brothers, Springfield, Cl io. Cockerel —AVilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Pullet—John G. Llmille, Uibana. Ohio. Single Comb Bine's Leghorn. Cock AA'. C. Britton, Crawfordsvllle, Ind. Cockerel—AA'ilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Pullet. AA'ilson Brotehrs, Springfield. Ohio. AA'hite Face Black Spanish. Cock —AA’. C. Britton, Crawfordsvllle, Ind. Hen—Clarenco Howes, 2051 Hillside avenue.

Cockerel—Clarence Hewes, 2051 Hillside avenue. Pullet—Clarence Hewes, 2051 Hillside avenue. Pen (old) —Clarence Hewes, 2051 Hillside avenue. Pen (young)—Clarence Hewes, 2061 Hillside avenue. Single Comb Buff Orpington. Cock —F. W. Englert, Lafayette, Ind. Hen —Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Cockerel —Harley L. Austin, Rushville, Ind. Pullet —Harley L. Austin, Rushville, Ind. Pen (old) —F. H. Johnson, Merom, Ind. Pen (young)—Harley L. Austin, Rushvllle, Ind. Single Comb AViUto Orpington. Cock —VA’. N. Otto 5426 College avenue. Hen—AVilllam N. Otto, 5425 College avenue. Cockerel—Wilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Pullet —W. N. Otto, 5425 College avenue. Pen (old) —AY. N. Otto, 5423 College avenue. Pen (young)—Fred C. Long, 1106 Nutman avenue. Red Sussex. Hen —C. O. drawds, Silver Lake, Ind. White Crested Black Polish. Cock—AA'ilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Hen—AA'ilson Eros., Springfield, Ohio. Cockerel—Johu G. LiuvUle, Urbana, Ohio. Pullet—John K. Dufflt, Elwood, Ind. Any Color Pit Game. Cock—Wisley Lanius, Greensburg, Ind Hon—Wisley I.anlus, Greensburg, Ind. Cockerel —AA'isley Lanius, Greensburg, Ind. Pullet—Wlslev Lauius, Greensburg, Ind. Pen (old)—Bufford Neal, 1231 Knppes street. . l'en (young)—Bufford Neal, 1231. Ivappes street.

GAMK BANTAMS. Black Breasted Red. Cock —AA’ilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Hon—H. A. Nichols. 1357 Nappes street. Cockerel —H. A. Nichols, 1357 Kappes street. „ Pullet—H. A. Nichols, 1357 Kappes street. _ „ Pen (old)—H. A. Nichols, 1357 Kappes Pen (young)—H. A. Nichols, 1357 Kappes street. Brown Red. Cock—AVilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Hen —Wisley Lanius, Greensburg, Ind. Cockerel—AVilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Golden Duckwing. Cook—Wilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio lien—Wilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Cockerel—H. A. Nichols, 1357 Kappes Bt puliet—H. A. Nichols, 1357 Kappes street. Silver Duckwing. Cock—AVilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Hen—Wilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio Cockerel—AVilson Bros., Springfield. —AA'ilson Bros.. Springfield, Ohio Red Pyle. Cock—H A Nichols, 1357 Kappes Hon—H. A. Nichols. 1357 Kappes street. Cockerel —H. A. Nichols, 1357 Kappes street. _ \ Pallet—H A. Nichols. 13->7 Kappes street. Feu (old)—II. A. Nichols. 135. Kappes street. Pen (young)—ll. A. Nichols, 1357 Kappes street. Golden Seubrights. Cock AVilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. • IDn —Wisely Lanius. Groensbnrg. Ind. Cockerel—Thomas M. Campbell, Darlington, Ind. Pullet- Thomas M. Campbell, Darlington, Ind. Pen .old) —Thomas M Campbell, Dar lington. Ind. Pen (young) —Thomas M. Campbell, Darlington, Ind. SlUer Seahrlghts. rock—Fred L. Steivers, Lafayette, Ind. Hen AVilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Cockerel —Fred L. Steivers, Lafayette, Ind Pullet—Fred L. Steivers, Lafayette, Ind. Rose Comb Black. Cock—Wilson Brothers, Springfield. Ohio. Hen —AV. F. AA’eisenberger, Toledo, Ohio. Cockerel—AA'ilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Pullet —AA’. F. Weisenberger, Toledo, Ohio. lvn (old)—W. F. WeUenberger, Toledo, Ohio.

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Block Tailed Japanese. Cock —Wilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Hen —Wilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. Pullet—Wilson Brothers, Springfield, Ohio. l'en young)—Mrs. E. E. Hughes, Elwood, Ind. Ducks. Aylesbury. Adult Drake—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Young Drake—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Adult Duck—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Young Duck—Charles Smiley, New I/ondon, Ohio. Rouen. Adult Drake—W. C. Britton, Carwfordsville, Ind. Young Drake —W. E. 31c Williams, Crawfordsvllle, Ind. Adult Duck—AV. E. McWilliams, Crawfordsvllle, Ind. Young Duck—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Cayuga. t Adult Drake —Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Young Drake—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Adult Duck—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Young Duck—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. White aCII. Adult Drake —AVilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Young Drake—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Adult Duck —Wilson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Young Duck—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Black East, India. Adult Drake—AA’ C. Britton, Crawfordsville, Ind. Young Drake—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Adult Duck—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Young Duck—W. C. Britton, Crawfordsviile, Ind. AA'hite Crested. Adult Drake—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio.

Complete Comfort and Correct Appearance in These Rubens Suits for Fall The fabrics are varied and of unusual beauty and exceptional quality. The models are satisfying, whether for middle age or for youth—all have that thoroughbred appearance which comes only from long and careful clothes-making experience. No matter what your build, the skill in designing these Rubens clothes has resulted in our ability to fit every man easily and expertly. Thirty-five years *of careful and discriminating buying guarantees unusual price values this season. Fall Suits and Topcoats For Men and Young Men *25 *3O *35

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Democratic Church Backs Pastor Who Flogged His Flock AURORA, 111., Sept. 9—The contention that the church is a Democratic institute was supported here today by the action of the fashionable and austocrattc congregation of the New England Congregational Church. They voted to retain the Rev. Dr. Edward J. Webster as pastor, even though he had been criticized by some for hie "blunt Verbal chastisements of his congregation.” The Rev. Dr. Webster became nationally known a year ago when he announced ne would accept no fees for performing marriages and conducting funerals.

Young Drake—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Adult Duck—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Young Duck—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Colored Muscovy. Adult Drake—John G. Linville. Urbana, Ohio. Young Drake—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Adult Duck—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Young Duck—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. White Muscovy. Adult Drake—John G. Linville, Urbana. Ohio. Young Drake—John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. Young Duck —John G. Linville, Urbana, Ohio. AA'hite Indian Runner. Adult Drake —Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Young Drake—Charles Smiley, Judson, Ind. Adult Duck—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio.

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Young Duck—Charles McClave, London,Ohio. Swedish Blue. Adult Drake—W. C. Britton, Cravrfordsville, Ind. Young Drake—l/Uson Bros., Springfield, Ohio. Adult Duck—AV. C. Britton, Crawfordsvllle, Ind. Young Duck—John G. LinvU s, Urbana, Ohio. Buff Orpington. Adult Drake—Charles McCla’o, New London, Ohio. Young Drake —Charles Smiley, Judson, Ind. Adult Duck—Charles Smiley, Judson, Ind. Young Duck—Charles McClave, New London, Ohio. Studebakers Make Cut in Auto Prices Special to The Times. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept 9.—Announcement is made here today by A R. Erskine, president of the Studebaker Corporation, of another reduction in price of the Studebaker light six machines as follows: Sedan, reduced from $1,995 to $1,850; touring $1,335 to $1,150; coupe, $1,695 to $1,150; roadster SI3OO to $1,125 $40,000 Loss by Fire MUNCIE, Ind., Sept. 9.—Thirty thousand bushels of wheat and oats were consumed when fire early today destroyed the grain elevator of the WoodburyElliott Grain Company. The loss is estimated at $40,000, covered by Insurance. The blaze originated in the engine room. FAIR VISITOR TOUCHED. Albert M. Holland, R. R. No. 3, Hope, was ‘‘frisked’’ by pickpockets while awaiting a street car at the State Fairground last night. His pocketbook, containing $9 and a note for sll7 was taken, he told the police.