Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-30
ALBANY THE CENTER
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second, Frank Holman, OF Bentor
county, near Albany.
Best box Of Ben Davs-First, G
B. Peebler, of Albany; second, NJ. w
Rullfson, of Salem.
Best box OF Jonathans-First, Zinn
& Galway of North Albany, Benton
county; second, II. c. Bushnell, of
S Junction City.
Best box of Wageners-First. II.
3 G. Rumbaugh, Of Benton county.
near Albany; second, Mrs. II. G..
= numbaugh.
a Best box of Starks-First, John
\ Durham, of Lebanon; second, John
4 Gotez, OF Albany.
Best box of Mammoth Black
8 Twigs-First, Zinn G. Galloway, of
North Albany, Benton county; sec
ond, II. G. Rumbaugh, of Benton
\ county, near Albany.
Best commercial packed box-H.
c. Bushnell, of Junction City.
Best box Of Northern Spy-H. G..
i ANuHAbdubh' VI bthl'u 'vuuNA.
Best box of Winesaps-J. c.
Kurtz, Of Salem.
Glass E, best display on plates,
ten or more varieties First, II. C.
4 Kumbaugh, Of Benton county, near
Albany; second II. Bishop. of Har-
risburg
Class Especial premiums:
Best commercial packed box of
Spitzenbergs grown in Linn or Ben
ton counties--G. B. Peebler, Of Al
bany.
Best box Of apples grown and
packed by n member Of the Albany
Applegrowers' Association-G. b.
Poebler Of Albany.
Best collection of so largest APP
pies arranged I'm pyramid shape-Tie
for first between c. b. Peeblor OF
Albany and II. G. Rumbaugh, Of
Benton county, near Albany.
Best box OF yellow Bell Flowers
III, c. Bushnell, Of Junction iCty
Other Fruits Shown.
The Jones nursery OF Salem,
showed the Pineapple ounce from
3-year-old trees Il IS the most
highly improved ounce.
Charles Crockcr showed White |
/ Plume celery four feet high.
There was a fine display OF Win !
ter Nellis pears, the best late keep
ing winter pear grown. II will keep |
until May
There were all kinds Of berries /
fresh OF the bough on all the tables.
There were many displays Of Sal
way peaches, three inches in diam
oter.
Fine Niagara, Delaware, Concord,
and Sweetwater grapes were present
I'm large numbers.
on the long tables were hundreds
OF plates of the finest yellow, red,
green and dark crimson apples, and
pears and ounces and peaches.
George l., Allen, the Lebanon
peony and dahlia specialist, showed
about 40 kinds OF the latter.
Rucr Bros. the Salem florists.
showed carnations, chrysanthemums
ferns ana palms. Among them was
the famous new white VIM. TAFT
mum, also the Virginia Poehlman.
They are the largest growers in the
valley
The first prize five boxes were pro-
duced by ZIun q Galloway, across
the river from Albany The river
bottoms and bench lands along the
river are peculiarly productive Of
fine apples-in color and size.
The biggest apples were the Red
Checked Pippius the Wolf River ,
and the good old yellow Bell Flow
er, OF which there We're many many
samples II has the melting ice
cream quality, a mingling OF wine
and roses
Valley Metropolis Jr.
Wallace II, Struble has this i'm the
November Sunset Magazine lie is
"A nephew of Congressman Struble Of
Iowa and secretary OF the Albany
Commercial club.
hut what of this Albany in the
present tense? II is not new city,
with photographs OF itself as a sage
brush plain yesterday and a sporty
metropolis today In many respects
Il has the characteristics of an elder
ly, well-grouuded eastern municipal ,
| tty I'm its years of development it
has taken the things that fortune has
layished upon il and added thereto
I'm the spirit of true thrift, Il has cul-
tiyated the habits OF frlcndliness
among It's people. and Is absolutely