East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-05

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Few Awards In Grapes and Plums.
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With the following list the East Or
egonian completes the publication of
the awards made at the third district
fair just closed. The office OF the
fair association Is now open and 1t Is
desired that the winners of premiums
call as soon as possible and receive
their checks.
The following list is for the awards
on fruits:
Best general display Of fruit, Nor
rev county first and Mack Cockburn
second.
Apples.
For the best general exhibit of ap-
pies grown by the exhibitor in the
counties of this district Mack Cock
burn.
For the best 10 named varieties Of
autumn apples, Hopson & Scrim-
sher, first.
For the best 10 named varieties OF
NlllltT hppltht ~ "a MdIillt iliott -
w. Short, second.
Best five crates OF grapes, Laura
Childer, first; Mrs. S. l.. Carsen, Sec
ond.
Arkansas black. ]. p. Caldwell,
first; j, w. Parkes, second.
Baldwin. II. Schmack, first T. l..
Eorman, second.
Ben Davis, ]. w. Parkes, first; Geo
Round, second.
Fail Pippln, Laura Harris, first; II.
Rhuberg. second.
Fameuse (Snow) j. NJ. Hemphill,
first; c. c. Gels, second.
Gravenstein. Mrs. Sarah Whalen.
first and second.
Grimes Golden, r. Rhuberg, first
Jonathan. f.. c. Roth, first; G. T.
Hammett, second.
King. George Rond, first.
Lanver. (Del Red Winter ]. w.
Parkos, first; S. B. zell. second.
Mann. Mrs Sarah Walden, first.
Mammoth Black TwIg, j. w.
Parkes. first; Ed Hammer, second.
spitzenberg, J. b, Caldwell, first;
S. Torgcrson, second.
Newton Plppln, J. w. Parkes, first.
Northern Spy, H. II. Huber, Sec
ond.
Rhode Island Greening. II. scha-
wandt, first;2 Hopson & scrimsher,
second.
Alexander. Mrs. Augusta Mason,
first.
Rambo, Levi Eldridge. first.
Jeffries, Don Zell. second; Mrs, NJ.
J. Black first.
Red Cheek Pippin, Ed Hammer,
first. Truman Gable, second.
Tompkns' King, Henry Gay, sec
ond.
Fall Pippln, Laura Harris, first; II. |
Rhuberg. second.
Golden Russell, a. c. Pettys, Sec
ond.
Roxburg Russell, A. C. Pettys, first.
Wolf River, Wash Thompson, Sec
ond.
Largest apple. c. c. Gciss, second;
Lonar Zell, first.
Spokane Beauty, Thomas Spence,
second.
Rome Beauty, ]. W. Parkes, first;
J. p. Caldwell, second.
Twenty-ounce Plppin. Peter Geiss,
first.
Siberian Crab, IT, Rhuberg, second.
Transcendent Crab, j. II. Olden,
first; II. Rhuberg, second.
Gloria Mundi c. c. Gels, first; 7
L Dorman, second
Blue Pearmain, sherman Miser
first; C. c. Geiss, second.
White PearmaIn, Laura Harris, Sec
ond; Chas Barnett, first,
Winesap, ]. w. Parkes, first; H.
Rhuberg, second.
yellow Bellflower, Robt. Dick, first;
]. f. McMiller, second.
Best plate of any varieties Of win
ter apples not named above, f. c.
Simmons first; Levi Eldridge, second.
Pears.
Anjou, Geo. Harshman, first.
Bartlett, II. S Shangle, first; Geo.
Harshman, second.
Buerre Easter, william Padberg,
first
Flemish Beauty, f. C, Dillingham;,
first; J. r. Olden, second.
idaho Ed Case, first; A. C, Pettys,
second.
Seekle r. u. Walker, first.
Vicar, f. c. Dillingham;, first +. c. {
Simmons, second.
Winter Nellis, f. C. Dillingham;,
first; r, Olden, second.
Fall Butter, Geo. Harshman, first;
c. S. e. L. Co. second. s
Best variety of pear, S. L. Carson,
first; Jasper A. A. Mann, first; IRA S
Clergn, j. r. Olden; Baure De Anjou, q
T. L. Dorman, first.
Elberta. John Painter, first; Rev.
mer, first; p A. Walker second. c
Peaches.
Salway, j. II. Smith first; Mrs. S. ]
s. Shields second
Elberta, John fainter, first; Rev.
Hall, second.
Indian Clingstone, Henry Huber r
first; r. +. Williams second. +
Nectarnes, Herman Schwandt, Sec 4
ond. a
Crawford's Late, C. S. and L. Co., v
Pilot Rock, second. a
Globe, ]. b. Harper, first C