The San Francisco call., 1904-02-21
REQUIRE MONEY
:: FOR VINE SHOW
Those Engaged in Preparing
State Niticultural Exhibit
for st. Louis Ask for Coin
ROLL OF THE SUBSCRIBERS
Some General Idea of Plans
- is Communicated TO Inter-
ested Persons 10y Circular

The Niticultural committee Of joint
exhibitors at ST. Louis has sent out a
circular letter which contains much OF
general interest. The management OF
the ST. Louis Exposition gave to Cali
fornia the right 10 make the special
wine exhibit for the United States on
exactly the same terms as the tobacco,
cotton and other large individual in
terests are given opportunity to have
special shows in the great agricultural
building.
F. A Haber is the viticulturaI man
ager for the California wine exhibit TO
be made, and his name, together with
those Of J. A. Filcher, Charles Bund-
schu, P. C. Rossi and c. Z. Bowen. is
signed 70 the circular letter. The
need Of more money than has been
collected for the exhibit so says
Manager Haber, is pressing and it is
10 be urged upon the wine growers
that they have. a duty to perform in
the direction Of giving financial sup
port The exhibit Will cost from $4,000
10 $1,000. Relatively a small part OF
the needed coin has been raised TO
Gate
- In the circular letter Il is set forth
that the exhibit OF California wines at
ST. Louis viii be artistic and novel.
There viii be seventy-two spaces for
exhibits and ten cases Of wines or
brandies are needed for each exhibit.
All wines entered for competition must
. Sc packed in separate cases and stem
ciled with the word Jury" At least
: three bottles Of each variety that is
intended 10 be submitted TO the jury
win be required All exhibits viii be
Unsform. In part the circular letter
sent out is as follows:
. Preparations for the j9int California viticul-
f-r- exhibit at 81. Louis are progressing fav-
through successfully the splendid display as
outlined and adonted by the committee
industry 70 make the California wine exhibit
t-e success it ought 10 be. and show 10 the
world that California is the home Of the
grape and thar its future production o.
wines ana hrandtes is unlimited.
The commissioners are doing their part and
t-r eln-nittee. delegated 20 assist them. hss
pledged financial assistance necessary for sue
sessful results A number 81 wine men have
a-reaat naeraliF responded owing % the Inn
ite1 STATE aurrcpriariCn and the demand on
the c7uULssicn from ether Industries our
share re said appropriation VIII be inadequate
i. reuresert California wines and brandies as
they should he renresented. and share of
rre burden of the expense, therefore. must BE-
l.Cis 90 scr for generous financial aid II
should nor be necessary essential that YOU
Era. ne exhibitor C0rfetitor for awards
o. enlist your interests or your aid Remem-
,er r-.e -rusIority and expansion Of the Cali
f0r-ia wine trade means the advancement II
-i le.eslt ana l1at cl our S.ale. mere
Tore. aart place rEc burden of this represer-
-a-iru or the shoulders ~ = few: Jet ali join
harl- ln one Eraud effort 10 demonstrate 10
world councillors ftlat --l-alfruia Titicul-
-ure- w1-fHg Cf rec-Enirion and that the
pr-Luots ~ Cur Golden state have CON-
Ief--.rs 10 f1etr aspirations Tor superiority
among or American wines and brandles.
Ar. Haber reports that those that
have contributed to the exposition
fund for the California wine show,
with the amounts subscribed. are as
follows:
california Wine Association. $3.50. A. Rep
% sold o. CO.. Slo0. Gundlach Bundschu Com
rauv. 500. c. Schilling q Co.. SO; Landsber-
ger a. son So. Italian Vineyard Com-any OF
les Angeles. SO Aermore. Bowen q Co.
SlU0- Laciman e jacob. 500; SChlessinger d
ranT, 800 Jacob kldel 0f san Gabriel, SO;
Theo Ger Company. 500. William Hoeisher
l. Co.. 500; RCsenbiatt Company S75; Italian
Swiss Colony Sl5os T. C. Rossi. $50, Chauche
Il Bon. So. H. T. Wollacott Of Los Angeles,
$50. the Darid Wcrner Company. 500: the
Illinois Pacific Glass Company. $50; c. y.
l-ehn e. CO.. 500. the Napa and Sonoma
PANS and the r. @. Lyons Company slO0;
Goldberg. Bowen e. Co. so: southern Cali
fDruia Wine Company, S75 the Occidental
supply COMPANY S25. william knapp q Co,
S25s A. Einke's widow. So; Brun q Chalz,
$50. Sierra Madre Vintage Company. So.