Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-27

other Varieties.
Plste--First, diploma; second, d.
diploma.
Best display OF cherries on plates,
all varieties---First, silver cup,
IS value; second, diploma; third.
diploma.
Best display of cherries, CONNER
ciai pack. In 10-& boxes only, by
any grower, or dealer---First, sif.
YER cup, value $40: second. silver
cup, value s5; third, diploma.
Sweepstakes--Bes ION box and
1O-fb. S-carton box. any variety.
Both must be shown to compete
First, silver cup, value $40; Soc
ond, silver cup, value IS; third d.
ploma.
Best Seeding cherry OF merit-Spe.
cial silver cup for best Seeding
cherry to be won three successive
years by the same cherry before
becoming the property OF the win
ner, $40 cup. (This cup has AZ
ready been woa once).
General Fruit Display.
Fruit of all kinds and varieties that
Is maturod, on plates--First. sill
yer cip. value s5; second, di-
ploma; third, diploma.
Berries.
erries-Plate; first, diploma:
second diploma.
Phenomenal-Plate; first, diploma;
second diplome.
Mammoth Blackberry--Plate; first.
diploma: second. diploma.
Red Raspberry--Plate; first, diplo-
ma; second diploma.
Black Raspberry-Plate: first d.
ploma; second diploma.
oscberries-Platc; first diploma;
second diploma.
Currants--Plate: first diplomat;
second diploma.
Best display of berries. all varieties,
on plates-First. cup. value s5;
second diploma; third diploma.
Flowers.
Best collection Sweet Peas--Sllver
cup, value s5. first; second d.
ploma; third diploma.
Bert collection Rosea---Flrst. silver
cup. value s5; second. diploma;
third. diploma.
Best Floral di1play--First silver
cup. value $40; second. diploma;
third. diploma.
Additional premiums and dl.
plomap will be offered II other suit.
able exhibits are offered. announce.
cents to be mado later. A fine pro.
gram will he prepared including nd
dresses and music. Reduced rates
TO Salem will be announced later
Remember the date. Thursday, Jnly
9th. and Friday. July 10th.
Rules Governing Exhibits.
1. A plate OF cherries or berries
should contain one pound. Stems
OF cherries must be left intact.
2. Carton exhibits must be en-
tered and Judged separate from the
regular ten-pound box.
3. All Cruit entered for prizes
must be correctly labeled and mus
be in the hands OF the exhibit com
mitee before . a. m. OF the open.
Ing day. All fruit will be Judge
and awards made before the doors
are opened to the general public.
4. In collections duplication ol
varieties will not be permitted.
/ 8. Exhibitors must file with the
secretary. on or before the first dag
OF the fair, the name OF exhibitor
with complete list OF varieties en-
tered by him.
6. Entry cards furnished by tho
secretary must be placed with al
exhibits for the guidance OF the
judges
7. All exhibits must be free from
any name and address or anythinl
that would indicate where the fruil
was grown or packed. until after tho
awards are made.
8. All articles placed upon the
tables for exhibition must remair
In charge OF the exhibit committed
and cannot be removed before thu
close OF the fair. without express pei
mission of this committee.
Q. Three judges shall be appoint
ed who shall Judge all exhibits. and
A fn All cages fhalr awarda ahaii Ia