Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-10
Twenty Five Thousand Dollars
In Prizes at Sacramento's
Interstate Exposition.
BIG GOLD AND SILVER VASES.
Magnificent and Extensive Trophy
List Marks the Irrigation and
Forestry Congress Next Month.

congress, sept. 20 next Is annOuuCeu-
" consists OF 20 magnificent and cost
ly prizes. the gifts of prominent public
spirited citizens and commercial or
CARNATIONS of California and other
western states. with many large cash
prizes for Individual displays. All
states are eligible to compete for
these prizes with the exception Of
California.
The unique and striking feature of
the awards announced is the num-
Der and value of the trophies that
will be given for individual farm ex-
hibits. These include three thor
oughbred. registered bulls of the
very highest grade. Two OF these
have a cash value of 1000 each
the third, a calf, is valued at $500.
They are from the most celebrated
herds on the Pacific coast and they
represent the best blood. The list
of awards for farm exhibits also In.
cludes 10 cash prizes of 500 each ana
numerous others of value. The small
est prizes offered are the cash AWARDS
of $50, of which there are number,
given for the best single box of fruit
and other SNEAKER displays.
FINEST EVER.
The trophies offered are undoubt-
edly the finest and most valuable coll
lection ever hung up for any event OF
its kind. There are 20 In az ranging
in value from $3.50 to $500. These
are the most splendid examples of the
silyersmith's art Most of them are
especially designed and manufactured
by Shreve g. Co., OF San Francisco
Each Is OF massive proportions win es-
pecial decorative scheme appropriate 10
81, os,ta ne exhibit which
ii is offered. All are worked out with
wonderful fneness. rendering every
trophy not only intrinsically valuable
but artistically superb.
LIST OF TROPHIES.
The full list of trophies is as fol-
lows
Sweepstakes trophy, a magnificent
silver cup for the best collective state
exhibit of irrigated land and forest
products. presented by VIM, Randolph
Hearst. of New York. Height ozf2
inches. extreme width 81 inches.
Special trophy, magnificent silver
cup. for best collective state exnlpit
of forage plants, presented py
United States Senator Geo. =. FER
kins, OF California. :,
SpeciaI trophy, silver loving-cup OF
exquisite finish, for best collective state
exhibit of fruits; presented by Geo. =;
| Pardee ex-governor of California, ana
| formerly president of the National IT
rigation congress. 20
Special trophy, large silver cup OF
| graceful outline and beautiful hnish.
| for the best collective exhibit OF canned
| tomatoes; presented by ex-State SEN
| ator Fred ]. Kiesel, OF Ogden, Utah.
Special trophy. silver loving-cup OF
simple, Greciaa design; very beautiful;
for best collective exhibit OF canneu
vegetables; presented by Mr.. Geo. w.
PeItier. of Sacramento, chairman OF
the board Of control OF the nfteentn
National Irrigation congress.
Los Angeles Times trophy, beautifui
silver loving-cup with appropriate dec
orations in silver, for best collective
state exhibit of grapes; presented by
General Harrison Gray OTIS.
Special trophy, large cup of grace
fuI outline and ornate finish. for best
collective state exhibit of plums ana
! prunes; presented by the Earl Fruit
company of California.
CEREAL TROPHY.
Special cereal trophy. magnificent
hammered silver punch bowl. for best
collective state exhibit of cereals; Of
fered by Baker & Hamilton, manu-,
facturers of and dealers in agricultural
implements, Sacramento and san Fran
cisco.
speclal orchard ard garden trophy,
IA,
as large as the sweep stakes trophy,
for best collective state exhibit or
fresh fruits and vegetables; presented
by the California Fruit Gamers ASSOC
citation.
Of hammered silver with exquisite
Crane decoration, for the best exhibit
OF canned fruits; presented by ShreVe
e. Company, silversmiths and jewelers.
of San Francisco.
Special forest trophy, a beautiful on,
graved silver cup with haud-chased
nine tree decoration, for best collective
state exhibit Of forest products; pre-
sented by the Diamocd Match company.
Speciai merit trophy, miniature
wine cask of Flemish oak, bound and
heavily ornamented with silver, 1919
inches high: ono of the most UNIQUE
striking and valuable trophies ever ae-
signed; for the best substitute for OAK
used in wine cooperage; presented by
the California Wine association.
Special hop trophy. large and cost
Nv silver pitcher and salver, hand
chased hop-vine decorations, FOR pest
state exhibit OF hops: presented by the
Pabst Brewing company OF Wisconsin.
Speclal forest products trophy, a
great shield of polished California rcd
wood. bearing heavy silver plate with
engraved forest scene and acorn decor
ations. for beat varietal state exhibit
OF forest PRODUCTS, presented py fa.
cific Hardware and Steel company or
San Francisco,
Special trophy, a beautiful silver
| cup of especially appropriate design
| for best collective exhibit of the pro-
| ducts OF single farm irrigated by
| pumping. presented by the Joshua
| Hendy Machine Works of San Fran
| cisco.
| Special electric trophy. n beautiful
| decoration In fruits and flowers, for
best exhibitfrom a single farm irrigat-
| ed by electric power; presented by A.
| Fleishhacker & company OF San Fran
| cisco.
Special trophy. splendid silver low
| ine-cup. foR best exhibit OF brew
ing barley; presented by the Anhenser-
| Busch company, OF ST, Louis
San Francisco Reconstruction trophy
splendid silver cup with specially
designed decoration illustrating the
rehabilitation of San Francisco. for the
best state exhibit OF sugar beets, and
beet sugar; presented by the CONNER
cial organizations of San Francisco.
SPECIAL FARMERS PRIZES.
Special farmers prize No /. Thor
oughbred registered, two-year-old Hol-
stein bull, california Promotion Boy"
from the Pierce Premier herd OF Hol-
steins OF stockton, Cal. Caah value
81, 900, for the best collective exhibit OF
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