The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-10-17
Best display grapes-H G Bateham
Best display strawberries-H Q Bate

Best display grapes-H G Bateham
Best display strawberries-H Q Bate
ham.
CLASS E--VEGErABLEs.
Best general exhibit-W X Sheriff.
second besi-G D Woodworth.
Best special display of tomatoes-Ben
Eben of Mosier.
second best-C ] Hayes.
Best display of largest quantity raised
on one plant during season-Mrs Chas
Chandler.
Best display of onions-H c Bateham
Best display sweet potatoes-H G
Bateham
Best head William WasOn
Best collection squashes-G Castner
Best Hubbard sqlash--C S Lowe
Best pumpkin-F G Church,
Best Early Rose potatoes-T Bishop
Best Million. Dollar &C w Mcintosh
Best watermel0n--J M Wilson.
Best vine OF hops--J NJ Wilson.
Best display nursery stock-H Gal
ligan.
Sample Sd cutting afalfa-Captain
Atwood.
Sample new grass-C ] Hayes.
Sample variegated grass (Eulalia)
John Hackett.
Sample sunfiower-Mrs R Pealer.
CLASS F - PRESERVED AND DRIED
FRUITS.
Best display In canned fruit and veg.
etables-Davidson Fruit Co.
Best display Of fruits preserved In
glass-Mrs G d Woodwork.
second best-Mrs Theresa Castner.
Best display Of iellies In glass-Mrs
G ID Woodworth.
Best display apple jelly-Mrs G w
Mcintosh.
Beet display of evaporated prunes,
preparedin best manner for market
P Hennengen of Mosier.
CLASS G-FLoRAL.
Best general exhibit-Mrs E Hershey
Best exhibit dahlias-Mrs G j Hayes
Best oleander-Mrs d Everhart.
CLASS MISCELLANEOUS.
Best display quilts-Mrs R Pealer.
Water color painting-Mrs George P
Crowell.
Case photographic scenery-L Bradley
Collection photographs-Mrs George
E Williams.
Doily-Mrs Eliza Hinrichs.
Doilies, tie, cushiol-Ethel Church IA
Doily-Vera Allen, age IL.
Doily-Eva Yates, age IL.
Fancy tidy-Mrs E J Nickelsen.
AK helves from native oak-Von
Blaricom.
Planks-Washington Lumber Co.
CLASS .I-PET SrocK.
Best display of Angora goats-George
Riordan & Son.
Best display of Guinea pigs-Donald
Nickelsen.
THE BABY SHOW.
Not the least among the attractions
was the baby show, and on both occa-
sions large crowd was in attendance to
see the fact demonstrated that Hood
Rivers babies are on par with her big
red apples. Great interest was mani
tested by all in the future men and
women upon whom will devolve the du-
ty of maintaining the enviable reputa-
ton which Hood River now enjoys, and
one could not help feeling, as they gazed
at the happy, healthy looking little
folks, that there is bright future in
store for their native land. There were
five contestants on Friday when the ba-
bies between one and two years of age
were competing for honors, and the
judges awarded the first prize to Idona
Fern Sheriff., the 13-months-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Sheriff. and
the second to Marian Taylor, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Taylor, aged %
months.
On Saturday the youngsters we're out
in force, fifteen babies under one year of
age being lined up on the stage, and the
judges evidently had bard time decid-
ing which among the many little pink
and white specimens of humanity were
to be honored, but after comparing notes
they finally awarded the first prize to
Henry Harrison, aged ten months, son
Mr. and Mrs. j. s. HARRISON; and the
second to Charles Milton Pealer, the ten
weeks-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
w. Pealer.