The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-22
|QUEEN and ADMIRAL
lOf the Astoria Regatta Name
Their Aides.
BRILLIANT entertainers ALL
Preparations for the Event Swinging
Right Along--County Fair Prizes
Named by Chairman Bowiby--
Invitations Going Out.

and courteous ministmtions OF THU
accomplished group
The Misses Leta Drain, Ellen Nolan
Gertrude Upshnr, Lola Foard; Lura Nc.
Farlanc Of Tacoma; Martha Foard
Fwda foard. Sally Gray. Louisa Gray
Margaret Taylor; Maude Rallies, OF
Portland; Miss Reichel, Of Germany
Miss Irene Simington, Ethel Gerding;
Helen Dawson. OF Florida; and Frances
Estes.
Admiral !. ID. kuettner. OF the Re-
gatta, has named the following staff,
TO serve during the forthcoming festival:
| Vice Admiral - Frank L. Parker,
Astoria.
Vice Admirals, retired--Oswald West,
Salem; Walter Robb. Astoria.
Retired Admirals--CharIes V. Brown,
A-toriai A. N. Smith. Portland.
Commodore, and chief Of staff Chas.
Mcdonald, Portland.
Rear Admiral-Captains Tozier, Port.
land; Byrne, Astoria; Gregory, Astoria;
J Richardson, Astoria.
commmders--George w. Brown, Port
land; $. c. Morton, Knappton; c. w.
Halderman, Astoria; J. II. Burkhardt.
Portland; Geogre y. Walters, Salem;
DIR. Frank McKeon, Astoria; w. r.
Hume, Astoria; Charles Stinger, Port
land; ]. A. Clock. Portland; Charles
Calender, Astoria; Nelson Troyer. As.
toria; John Fox, Astoria; T. Laurin,
Astoria, +. Vaughan, Astoria; Frank
Wocdheld. Astoria; II. g. Prael, As
toria; G. II. Abercrombie. Astoria
David Dunno. Portland; A. NJ. williams,
The Dalles; T.. l.. Crow, The Dalles; DR.
Smith. Salem; Frank Hughes, Salem;
u. Gilbert, Salem; Captain Bailey, As.
toria; AL Waddell, Portland; +. II.
Ransom, Portland; r. V. Holder, Port
land
Chairman j. Q. A. Bowlby Of the
County Fair department. makes known
the following list of prizes. and their
basis. all OF which will be of decided
interest to hundreds Of Clatsop's farmers
and florists:
Slowly perishable products for exhibi-
tion should be delivered to the commit.
tee by August 2s29, and quickly per-
ishable products by the morning of the
3Oth.
EXHIBITS in each class will be placed
together under direction Of the superin-
tendent in charge.
A plate of apples, pears, or peaches
shall consist Of four specimens.
A plate Of plums, prunes and like
sized fruit shall consist Of 10 specimens.
Premiums.
Best collection Of farm products grown |
on one farm in 1906, not less than five
varieties, $500.
Diplomas will be awarded for the fol-
lowing;
Fruit.
Best collection of apples, not less than
three varieties.
Best plate of apples, of any kind.
Best plate of pears, any kind.
Best plate of prunes and plums, any
Sind.
Best plate of peaches, any kind
Best plate of ounces, any kind.
Berries.
Evergreen blackberries, best plate.
Loganberries, best plate.
Iawton berries, best plate.
Strawberries, best plate,
Raspberries, best plate.
Wild berries, best plate, each kind.
Vegetables.
Best collection, not less than five
'arieties.
Cabbage, two largest and heaviest {
leads. {
Cauliaower, two largest and heaviest q
eads.
Celery, best three bunches. c
Brussels Sprouts, best two lunches or
tocks. {
Best rutabagas' largest two speci. :
lens. q
Best table turnips, six specimens.
Best table beets, six specimens.
Best table carrots, six specimens.
Best table parsnips, six specimens.
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