The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-10-17

Beauty LAWYER Warren, plate each ;
wolf River box.
Jos. A Wilson. n.--spitzenb5rg Hydes
King northern spy King Black Twig,
plate each; baldwin 2 plates.
VIM Davison.- spitzenberg Newtown
baldwin Ben Davis seeding, box each.
4 II Seiverkropp.-King spitzenberg
Black Twig red russian Arkansas black
20 ounce seek no further Wagner Or
tley Blue' Pearmain wealthy, l plate
each
| G B Tompkins.-spitz northern
spy King Gano 20 ounce R Greening, /
plate each; pears plates.
\ j N Knight.-King Gravenstein,
plates; snow, plate; pears 2 plates.
4 VIM Mason. - Gano Gravenstein Yaki.
ma, plate each.
Pr Fouts. Mammoth Pippin King,
plate each.
DR. Cooper. .--spitzenberg northern
spy Tulpehocken crimes Golden, l box
each; waxen ned Astrachan yellow BELL
flower RI Greening Baldwin NO name
2plates each; crimes Golden Maiden
blush Bartlett PEAR plate each.
Il L Smith baldwin Egan red wealthy
crimes Golden spitzenberg King New
town kay Gravenstein, box and plate
of each.
T D Calkins.-Unknown plates,
northern spy swaar Newtown Hydes
King, plate each.
E Koplin. Nellis l,plate.
II L williams. s.-seckle pear plate.
| A | Mason Newtown spitzenberg,
l box each ;Gano LAWYER King Red cheek
baldwin Ben Davis, l plate each.
Carter u Son.--Ben ayisKing spltZen
berg red cheek swaar LAWYER Gloria Nun
di Hydes King Newtown wagner, / box
and plate each Seeding Roxbury RUS
set Jonathan Black Twig Gano idaho
pear northern spy orange ounce BELL
flower yandever white Pearmain Arkan-
sas BLACK Yakima Greening, | plate
each.
Sproat Bros. - sweets King R
Greening Blue Pearmain Tulpehocken
willow Twig spitzenherg British oolum-
bia tSt russian baldwin black Twig Ar
kansaw black stark LAWYER FALL Pippin
Jonathan Ipagner,l box each.
Mrs John Moore. Apples onions, 2
plates each
Clas Chandler.-Rambo Blue Pear
main spitzenSurg Seeding walbridge
Duchess red Russian Missouri Pippin
NeWtown ben Dayis bailey sweet Bald
win rail- butter pear winter Nellis,
plate each.
L Morgan. -spitzenberg wolf river,
| box each.
P Hennengen, Mosier.-6 boxes dried
italian Prunes.
VEGETABLES.
The display which occupied the east
end of the pavilion while very creditable
in quality was lacking in quantity
and it is to be regretted that more of our
farmers did not take the trouble to make
an exhibit in this department as the
very small display in this line utterly
failed to do credit to the many fine gar
dens in the valley and tended to give
visitors the impression that vegetables
arenot success and that only few
were grown for exhibition purposes.
While the residents of the valley know
that such is not the case, they cannot
blame strangers for getting such an inn
'presson il they fail TO take sufficient in
terest in the fair to bring in some oi
their best productions and thereby show
that not only can three or four persons
grow vegetables here, but that every one
can grow them, and fine ones at that
The entries we're;
CS Lowe.-Tomatoes, pumpkins
hubbard squash carrots radishes beets
w E Sheriff. cabbage caulifowel
burbank potatoes yellow Danvers onions
carrots.
G Hayes cucumbers tomatoes
sweet corn.
H G Bateham.- sweet Corn sweet
Potatoes Parsnips satisfy carrots Beets
onions 2 bearing apple treese2) bouquet
! OF Raspberries. W
FIG Church. II pumpkin.
r E Foley.-2 pumpkins.
l NJ Wilson.-onions watermelonI
hops.
G. w. McIntosh.-Million Dollar Po,
tatoes.
Smith & Stranahan. sweet Potatoes
S. Copple.
2 + Fouts.-Potatoes.
H S Galligan.-Nursery stock: spitz-
enberg iona tlan Newtowns 2 Richard
son baldwin ainteY banana l GanC
Bartlett pear l Florence crab.
G d Woodworth.-4 varieties potatoes
Palsnips Dxheart carrots yellow Danvert
onions Rutabagas varieties squash cab
bage Pie PImpkins Beets varieties Pep
pers varieties tomatoes 8 varieties corn
watermelon Ground cherries.
7 Bishop, early rose POTATOES.
II G Hengst.-Eulalia Grass Early Rose
potatoes.
L Henry.
Angus Mcdonald.
Ii ] Byrkett,-squash carrier of Pota.
toes.
Ben Eben, Mosier.-l box Buckby's
Early Beefsteak tomatoes.
VIM DavisOn.-squash.
Z c Rogers. squash cucumber Parsnip
Beet carrot.
/ y w Iieinriehs. squash tomatoes man.
] gel'wurt2el Beets Early rose POTATOES.
Mason Is Richmond Burbank Pota.
toesI CuGfT sweet corn Rutabaga cab.
baaa sweet pie pumpkin.
AIRS r Fealer.-suntiowers
FLORAL DISPLAY.
The front OF the stage at the west end
OF the pavilion. was banked with flow.
ers, brought in by the ladies for the oc.
casion, and, while the collection was not
large, it consisted of rare and beautiful
varieties that caused one to forget for
the moment the display of mammoth
apples with which they were surround
ed. Those who contributed to the col
lection were:
Mrs-G P Crowell.-Roses.
Mrs G Hayes.
Mrs E J Hershey.-Roses-9 varieties
Chrysanthemnms Coral Cactus Begonia
GeraRinms, etc.
Mrs d Everhart.
Mrs d A Turner-Chinese Primrose
ART DEPARTMENT.
The display in this department wa.
universally good and proved quite an
attraction TO the lady visitors, while