The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-12

Best box Of peaches, Chris DetLman,
diploma.
Judges-Emil schanno, Hugh Gour-
lay and Mrs. A. H. Jewett.
On the following varieties, first pre-
MUM, diploma, was awarded to each I:
Hyde's King, VIM Ehrck; Tulpehock-
en-, ii Hibbard; LAWYER, d ii Clough I;
Swaar, Sears x Porter; Rambo, Clough /;
Salome, L L Smith; Alexander, X b
Lindsay; Fall Pippin, VIM Davidson ;
Stark, c A Wyman; Vandeyere, w A
Slingerland; Wagener, NJ V Rand; Vir-
ginia Greening, S Copple; Wolf River,
A w Boorman; Delaware Red, NJ V
Rand; Waxen, II Hibbard; Winesap,
NJ Y Rand; Yakima, H Hibbard I;
Shannon Pippin, | Miller; Craven
stein, L l. Smith. Prof C ID Thompson,
o / Stranahan and Hans Lage, judges.
Gloria Mundi, VIM Kennedy; Golden
Russet, VIM Kennedy; York Imperial,
G Dethman; Wealthy, ii A Hackett |;
Jeniton, W A Slingerland; Willow Twig,
Vim Ehrck; Carolina Red, Fall Sweet,
Crimson Pippin, seek-no-further, Peter
Mohr; Red Columbia, + NJ Jackson; !;
Haas, L l. Smith; Fameuse or Snow,
j i Armor; Twenty Ounce, + G Sher-
rieb; Hubbardston, + c Sherrieb; Egan
Red, Ell Smith; King, b r Tucker;
Nam Black Twig, f l. Smith; Russian
Gravenstein, + L Smith. Mr.. Waters,
II S Galligan and G Dixson, judges.
Johnathan, Sears & Porter; Northern
Spy, Vim Kennedy; Spitzenberg, S
Copple; Ben Davis, c + Markham !;
GanO, + Armor; Shackleford,
] A Smith; Newtown Pippin, G. X. Cast
ner; Roxbury Russet, + G Sherrieb;
Arkansas Black, ii ] Hibbard Baldwin,
VIM Ehrck; White BelIfower; ] A
Smith Red Cheek Pippin, F NJ Jack
son; Grimes Golden, G Dethman; r /
Greening, VIM Davidson; Yellow Bell
flower, II w Wait; Blue Pearmain, C Z
Markham; Bailey Sweet, H ] Hibbard.
Chas Chandler, S Cochran and G w
Mcintosh, judges.
CLASS B-swEEPsTAKEs
Best exhibit OF all kinds OF fruits,
VIM Kennedy; premium to be selected
and donated by J + Rand; best exhibit
Of fruits other than apples, pears and
peaches, II C Bateham, diploma. CL
Morse, Fred Miller and G. L. williams,
judges.
CLASS D-PREsERvED AND CANNED FRUITS.
Best general display, Mrs D Everhart,
2-ib can of coffee from H o Everhart; ;
best display OF canned and preserved
fruits in glass, Mrs. II w Wait, one
years subscription to the Glacier; best
display of jellies and jams in glass, Hill
side farm, chrysolite teapot from Dallas
4 Spangler; best display Of evaporated
fruits, VIM. Kennedy, diploma. Mrs.
Dosch, MIS-. Simmons and Mrs. Schanno,
judges.
CLASS H-PoULTRY, HAREs AND PET STOCK.
Best display of hares, ] W jenkins,
china lamp from Blowers & Son. second
premium, Mrs L ] Hershey, box paper
and envelopes from G N Clarke. Judges,
committee on awards.
Best pen White Wyandottes, Ed
Calkins, diploma best Langshan chicks,
II G Coe, diploma best trio Silver Span
gled Hamburgs, VIM Ellis, sr, diploma:
best trio Pekin ducks, d n Byerlee, di-
ploma; best trio S G Brown Leghorns,
Warren Miller, diploma; best trio In
dian games, 0 b Hartley, diploma best
trio buff Leghorns, o B Hartley, diplo-
ma; best pair Game Bantums, A. Nc
Cafferty, diploma; Cocker Spaniel, C d
Moore, diploma; japanese pug dogs, A
McCafferty, diploma. p FeIdhausen, d
Lockman and Geo Cramer, judges
The committee OH awards adiudged
the following exhibits entitled to di-
plomas: Ounces, ]. G Boggs; Winter
Nellis pears, w j Baker; Easter pear,
T Stanton; Idaho pear, L D Boyed
Flemish beauty pear, j + Armor; Buena
Vista pear, Vim Kennedy; Vicar OF
Wakefield pear, w A Slngerland; But
ter pear, A G Staten; Seckel pear, Thos
Bishop; plate OF crab apples, John
Hakel. A plate Of white apples exhib-
tied by NJ b Potter was not named, and
the committee on plates recommended
that II be designated Potter's Seeding.
CLASS E--FLoRAL.
Best general exhibit, II C Coe, pre-
MUM to be selected and donated by
Bone & Mcdonald.
CLASS F--MIscELLANEoUs.
Display of fancy woods, Abner Cox.
bottle of hair tonic from Williams & |
Brosius. Fancy scroll saving and cary
ing, j II Koberg, shaving glass and soap
from G n Clarke. Display of creamery
butter, II. Koberg, washboard from
II 0 Everhart. Exhibit of embroidery,
Mrs II Frederick, stick pin from Peo-
ple's Store. Exhibit of drawn work,
Miss Eva Nicklason, vase from Rogers&
Co. Silk quilt, Mrs S Cochran, glass
pitcher from Coe & Son. Silk shawl and
embroidery from Manila, Mrs Ada
Smith, photo selected and donated by
G e Williams.
CLASS c--GRAINs AND VEGETABLES.
Best general exhibit, A O Hershey,
picture and frame from w L Sheriff. t
best display of vegetables, G d Wood
worth, dinner pail from w w Treat
The following exhibits were each
awarded a diploma: Popcorn, A o Her
shey; Indian corn, + II Blagg; sweet
corn, II G Coe; field corn, Van johnson;
tomatoes, NJ r Noble; watermelons, Nj
r Noble; carrots, nj r Noble; cabbage.
A 0 Hershey; black walnuts, o B Hart
ley; hemp, A 0 Hershey; canary seed,
A 0 Hershey; pepper plant, II O Ever
hart; mammoth bullnose pepper, G d
Woodworth; peanuts, l Wilson musk
melon, | Wilson; Russian sunfower,
9 y Woodwork; red onions, John
Hakel; white onions, r Kirbyson
acorns, Fair Oaks, Willie Baker; gem
eral exhibit potatoes, G ID Woodworth;
potatoes in baskets, ] 4 Armor; largest
number varieties potatoes, II A Hackett; |
two crops potatoes one season, Fl w
Wait. Bruce Wolyerton, 0 B Hartley
and Fred r Bailey, judges,
The fair closed with an excellent pro.