The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-05
.3{ood River Glacier.
Hood River Fair.

Saturday, and Monday the benches FOL
the display Of Hood Rivers products
were put in. The structure is covered
entirely with heavy canvas that makes
everything secure from rain, and the
canvas roof affords good light to the in
terror. The building is ll2 feet long
and 40 feet wide. The exhibits will be
placed on the sides. A passage way
about five feet wide divides the booths
from the tables. Visitors will pass in
at the right and keep going one way till
they make the circuit OF the building.
In the center Of the building is the aud
orium, 20 feet wide the length OF the
building, excepting the space taken up
by the stage at the east end. Seats will
be provided in the auditorium for enter
tainments on Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Judge Henry, chairman Of the hall
committee, has been untiring in looking
after every detail Of the construction Of
the building. In fact he was the only
member OF the committee that offered
any assistance. The different members
happened to be too busy with their own
private affairs to devote any time TO the
public, however willing they might have
been to help with their labor.
The price Of admission is 10 cents, or
rs cents for season ticket.
The reception committee are request
ed to be on hand early Friday morning,
and to appoint from their number a del
egation TO meet trains and boats to re-
eeive guests to the fair.
THE BABY SHOW.
Entries in this class are in two divi-
sions. On Friday afternoon at 2:30, two
prizes, first and second, will be awarded
to babies over one year of age and under
two years. First prize, $3.50; second
prize, $50.
On Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
two prizes will be awarded to babies un-
der one year OF age. First prize, $3.50;
second prize, $l.50.
The committees awarding the prizes in
these two divisions, respectively, will
leave town few minutes previous to
the announcements of the winners.
PREMIUM LIST.
Glass A, Apples, ,etc.--For best general
display, l5 apple boxes from Davidson
Fruit Co; second best, 10 apple boxes.
Best collection Of winter sorts, writing
desk, S. E. Bartmess.
Best collection Of fall sorts, one pound
tea, F. E. Jackson.
Best exhibit Of varieties, each, di-
ploma.
Apple packing contest--Best box of
packed apples, one pound tea and can,
G. L. Rogers & Co; second best, book,
g. L. Gilbert.
Best Seeding apple, one years sub
scription TO Glacier; second best, one
jardiniere, G. L. Rogers & Co.
Pears--Best varieties, each diploma.
Peaches--Best varieties, each diploma.
Class b, Sweepstakes-Best exhibit of
all kinds Of fruits, premium to be select
ed by ]. e. Rand.
Varieties, best Of each, diploma.
Glass G, Grains and Vegetables-Be
general exhibit, picture and frame, w.
Il. Sheriff..
No riattau haut nf M oh Js.ln,.o
Glass d, Preserved fruits--For best
general display, 2-b can Of coffee, H. 0.
Everhart.
Best display Of canned and preserved
fruits in glass, one years subscription TO
the Glacier.
Best display OF jellies in glass, chryso-
lite teapot, Dallas 4 spangler.
Class E, Floral-For best general ex-
hibit, prize to be selected by Bone & Nc
Donald.
Varieties, best of each, diploma.
Glass +, Miscellaneous--Suitable
awards will be made for exhibits OF mer-
II, donated by Messrs. Williams & Bros
ius, Coe 4 Son, G. N. Clarke, G. Tempel,
II. 0. Eyerhart, The Peoples Store, c.
i. Rogers 4 Co. and others.
Class G, Babies-See announcement
elsewhere.
Glass II, Poultry, Hares and pet stock,
Best general display of hares, China
lamp, Blowers q Son.
Best general display of chickens, gran
tie teakettle, g. p. Crowell
Varieties, best Of each diploma.
Judges will be appointed on Friday
morning in the respective classes and di-
visions.
Additional prizes will be awarded in
the discretion OF the committee on
awards.
Finance-Leslie Butler, Thos Bishop,
A Blowers.
transportation - II Dukes, ] ]
Luckey, T. L Smith.
Invitation--E l. Smith, C d Moore,
W J Baker, ID R Cooper, NJ 2 Isenberg,
s + Blythe.
Hall and Decorations-L. Henry, q T
Prather, S HARRISON, NJ V Rand, w p
Watson, G l. Copple, O l. Stranahan,
n G Evans, A P Bateham, Mrs Il Locke,
Mrs A 0 Hershey, Mrs N G Evans Mrs
Geo p Crowell.
Printing-S T Blythe, Il r Bradley,
i Il Savage.
Reception--Mr and Mrs Il L Smith,
MIR and Mrs G E Markham, Mr. and Mrs
M p Isenberg, Mr. and Mrs G A Nc
Curdy, Mr. and Mrs ID II Sears, MIR and
Mrs A II Jewett, Mr. and Mrs IL j EIib-
bard.
Programme-Dr L Watt, I j Gun.
ming, Prof G l. Gilbert.
To Solicit Premiums--M V Rand, L !
Hnnrv ~ n, pratbar