Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-01
ROSE AND STRAWBERRY FAIR
Premium List and Rules EldridRe
Bloc, June Z and 8.

press together With such other cetalIs
Of the affair as nay be necessary and
appropriate. M entrance fee will be
charged for thcss desiriGg to exhibit
roses or sIre wbeiiies for premiums,
aud the premiums as offered 10y the
society are as f!lors:
1-Best collection, d less than IL
varieties, s..
2-Best collection of 8 varieties, ",
3-Best collection Of 2 varieties, ~.
4-Bcst collection ofsHyhirds, 50.
5-Best collection Of Il varieties,
buds, So.
6-Best collection Of varieties, buds
teas, 81.
Best rose introduced In 1898 "a,
81 so.
S-Best collection Of moss roses, 81.
9-Best collection of Polyantha roses,
81.
10-Best collection of pink roses, not
less thau five varieties, So.
ll-Best collection of yellow roses,
same, 81.
IL Best collection of. red roses, same,
50.
13-Best collection of Banksia roses,
81.
Special premiums for 1.-THE 6Dest dis.
play of the following named varieties:
Marechal Neil, Viscountess Folkstone,
PaDa Counter, Catherine Mermet,
3ansat, Marie Van Haute, Jacquemi-
rot, RENE, Marie iHenriette, VIM.
Alieu Richardson, La France, La
maTque, The Bride, Madison, Homer,
Madam Joseph Schwartz Nephitoes
(bush or climbing) 50 cents each.
For the best collection Of wild how-
ers gathered by child under IA years
of age, each species arranged separately
1st $3.50; I'd, 81, When no second
premium is indicated honorable men
ton will be given.
1t is hoped that children will not
forget the wild flower collections.
The prices of admission are placed at
! 25 cents for all to the evening exhibi-
/ ton and Is and 10 cents for adults and
children to that held from 2 p. m, to
6p. m.
All thoss who intend to enter their
roses should care fully read the follow.
Pig fhles adopted by the society for
governing the fair
The superintendent shall have
z neral charge of the rose show.
d Judges shall be appointed by the
executive committee, and all adjust
meDts not covered by rules or pub
ished action of executive committee,
shall be referred to that committee.
3-Exhibits not at the door by p.
M. on the first day of the show will be
debarred from competition. Exhibits
will b. received from 8 a. III. until
p. III.
An flowers must be handed to the
superintendent or assistant ut the door
and subjected to their arrangement.
5-Receptacles for premium nowers
will be furnished by the superlntend-
ent, but flowers for display may be
arranged by the owner.
6-All flowers entered for premiums
must be distinctly named. II incor-
Iectly named they will be excluded
from premiums.
7-Names OF flowers cannot bs
changed after they arc entered.
t-No inferior plant or flower TO re-
ceive premium.
9-No entry nf one variety shall con-
sst OF more than three specimens, at
least one 10 be full blown.
All plants must be owned by the eX'
hibitors aud haye been In their posses.
sion at least three months before the
show, and sll but flowers must be
grown by the exhibitors.
ll-Plants aud flowers cannot bs re.
moved until the close Of the exhibition
except by permission Of the sHperin'
lendent
l2-No flower shall he entered for
more than one premium,
l3-All howars must be labeled with
name before entering,
STRAWBERRY PREMIUM LIST,
Glass l-i Beet aud largest artistic
display ~ stfawbeTFies mgde by Que
grower, lsI premium ", "a premium
o.
Clsss q Best plate new variety
other thsn shafpless, Wilson sud
honsf,h, ist premium VI, "a premium
lnt
ClAs6 5 Beet slngls plate, Hny varl'
ety, lst prumiun el, - bOe,
tlass hest lyu varieties op plates,
isipTemium Oh, "a premium 90,
Class D Dlaplay largest heTfles not
lsas thap one gallon, lei premium ",
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tlass beet alsplay slngls plant
plih mosl herfles 90 let PREMIUM o.
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lsl pgenlum o. "a pfsmlunl el,
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