Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-10
ANNUAL ROSE SHOW
OF the Salem Horticultural Society for
1896.

1896.
PREMIUM LIST.
1. Best collection of tea roses, not less
than IL varieties, So.
2. Best collection OF tea rUses,6 varie-
ties, SO.
3. Best collection of tea roses,2 varlc-
ties, 81.
4. Best collection of not less than IL
yarlties of teas In bud, So.
.. Best collection OF 0 varieties OF
buds, teas, SO.
9. Best collection of hybrids, SO.
Z. Best specimen of rose bush I'm
bloom, pot grown, and introduced
in 1S95-'96, SO.
8. Best specimen of rose bush in
bloom, pot grown, and introduced
In '95-'96, $3.50.
D. Best collection ofmoss roses, buds,
81.
10. Best collection OF Polyantha roses,
81.
II. Best collection of pink roses. not
less than varieties, 81.
IL. Best collection of yellow roses,
not less than varieties, 50.
l3. Best collection of red roses, not
less than varieties, 81.
IA. Best display Of Banksian roses,
$1.50.
10. Best single rose of any variety, 1st
81 I'D SOC.
the finest display of the following
named varieties of roses.
Marechal Neil, Viscountess Folk
stone, Papa Gontier, Catherine Mer-
met, Sunset, Marie Van Houtte, La
France, Jacqueminot, Riene Marie
Henriette, VIM. Allen Richardson,
Homer Baroness Rothschild, Bride,
La Marque, Madame Alfred Carrier,
Malmaison. Madame Joseph Schwarts,
Docteur Pasteur, Madame Welche, Isa-
bella Grey, James Sprunt (bush or
Perle des Jardin (bush or
climbing), Niphetos (bush or climb
ing), SOC each.
Finest display of roses from any
point in Oregon outside of Marion
county, $5.
Premiums on other flowers than
roses:
lst. Finest display of pansles, 50.
I'd. Finest display of pansies, 81 so.
lst. Finest display OF sweet peas, $3.50.
I'd. Finest display of sweet peas, 81.
Largest number of varieties of ma
tive Oregon ferns In pots, S1.50.
Best collection of wild flowers,
gathered by child under ii years
Of age, each variety arranged sep
LIST, $3.50; I'd; So.
Collection of twenty varieties OF
wild flowers, with correct botanical
names, 81.
Persons not wishing to enter for
are invited TO display their
roses at the fair.
The rules, adopted by the society
for governing the fair are as follows;
1.-The superintendent shall have
general charge of the rose show.
2-Judges shall be appointed by the
executive committee, and all adjust
ment not covered by rules or published
action OF the executive committee
hall 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 be received from 8 am. till pm.
All flowers must be handed TO
the superintendent or assistants at
the door, and subjected to their
5-Receptacles for premium flowers
will be furnished by the superinten-
dent, but flowers for display may be
by the owner.
6-.All flowers entered for premiums
must be distinctly named, IL Incorrect
ly named they will be excluded from
premiums.
Names of flowers cannot be
after they are entered.
8-No inferior plant or flower TO re-
ceive premium.
9-NO entry 'of any, variety In col
lection OF named roses shall consist OF
less than three specimens, at least
one TO be full blown.
l0-All plants must be owned by the
exhibitors and have been in their pos
session at least three months before
the show, and all cut flowers must be
grown by the exhibitors.
11-Plants and flowers cannot be re-
moved until the close OF the exhioi-
tion except by permission OF the
superintendent.
f2-No flower shall be entered for
more than one premium.
I3-All flowers must be labeled with
name before entering.