The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-10
LAST Of THE STATE FAIR
List of Those Who Received Pre-
NUNS on Exhibits.
BIG ARRAY OF PRIZE WINNERS
Fruit Sent To Pan American Exposition Some
Notes OF the Fair-Balloon Assem-
sion Big Attraction.
BIG ARRAY OF PRIZE WINNERS

The State Fair closed last Saturday
evening with record that beats any
previous fair ever held here. 1t is esti-
mated that the attendance throughout
the week reached about 10000 and as
far as heard from everybody was pleased.
The horse racing was better than any
previous year and the displays OF all
kinds merited the high praise they re-
ceived.
The fruit display was sent to the Pan
American exhibition. This is said by
all to have been the finest display ever
made in the Northwest, and it would
surely capture first prize at Buffalo.
Tho ballon ascensions on Friday and
Saturday were among the leading at
fractions. Prof. Baldwin is profess
sional balloonist. On the first day his
feat OF going up into the sky on trapese
created a great deal OF interest and was
the means of bringing out a large crowd
on Saturday. The ascents and decents
were made without hitch. The land
ing on Friday was made about a half
mile to the southeast of the fair grounds
and on Saturday it was right at the
grand stand. This will be one OF the
features OF the fair next year.
The display in horticultural hall was
viewed with great deal of interest.
Among the displays not mentioned last
week in these columns were those Of
A. SCHNEIDER, the jeweler, and H. l..
Hauser, the artist. Mr.. Schindler's dis
play consisted of costly silverware and
some other things to give the exhibit a
setting. Mr.. Hauser's art work attract
ed the attention of everybody. He took
first prize. The Wenatchee valley fruit
display was very good, but it was not so
large as some others.
The display of the United States Mar
BILE Co. of Spokane was among the lead
ing attractions at the fair. Souvenirs
were sold at reasonable prices and an
engraving machine was used to write
names on the pieces carried away by
the people. This company's property is
located in Stevens county and comprises
400 acres of valuable deposits of royal
Washington serpentine, landscape,
Athenian green and diamond black
marble, and rare quality OF silver gray
slate.
The premium list is large one this
year. 1t follows with the names of the
prize winners
Display farm products, County Pierce
LIST, Yakima I'd, Clark 3rd.
Display farm products, grower ii.
kampeter LIST, w. l.. Wright ID
Milling oats, w. 7. Jackson 1st feed
ing oats, w. T. Jackson LIST buckwheat,
IL. Kampeter LIST field corn III. Kam-
peter LIST; sweet corn, H. kampeter LIST
pop corn, H. kampeter LIST white beans,
W. I. Jackson LIST, ii. Kampeter I'd
broom corn, II. kampeter lst.
APPLES.
Studebaker Bros, Especially H. kam-
peter.
Display of fruit in boxes, Redman <
klnyon LIST, Washington Irrigation Co.
I'd, W. l.. Wright Sd.
Following exhibitors were awarded
prizes for the varieties named Arkansas,
p. q. Vail, Wenatchee, LIST, f. Walden ID
Bailey, q. Farwell, Wenatchee, LIST, +.
Walden ID Baldwin, W. K. Jaquish,
Wenatchee, LIST, L. Walden ID Belmont
(waxen), F. Walden LIST; Ben Davis, p.
@. Vail, Wenatchee, LIST, NJ. Padosheck.
Wenatchee, I'd; Bleinheim, +. Walden
LIST; Blue Pearmain, A. s. Burbank.
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