The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-04
WINNERS At THE
APPLE SHOW
NAMES OF THOSE WHO TOOK
PRIZES At SPOKANE
LAST WEEK.

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and his partner. T.. F. Guthrie, have
been orcharding for about three years
becomes tire quality apple king of
America by winning the sweepstak.. o.
$1,000 with car of Spitzenburgs AT
the second National Apple show in
Spokane. November Ii to 20. His tx
yield of $500 boxes in five-acre
orchard of II years old trees. also
won the first prize of $3.50 in its class.
w. w. Sawyer of Sunnyside. Wash.
was second in the sweepstake, winning
$500, and took the first prize of $3.50
for any standard commercial variety,
not named. with a car of Grimes COLD
en- apples. The awards were made by
a board of five judges. headed by Prof.
II. f.. Van Deman Of Washington. ID.
G. His associates We're George J. KEEL
logg Of Lake Mills. Wis: w. J. Green
Of Wooster. Ohio: 4. p. Bateham of
Mosier. Ore. and II. NJ. Dunlap of
Savoy. Ill.
The show was complete i'm every de-
tail and each of the 20 classes, for
prizes and premiums aggregating $25,-
600. was filled. There We're 2.160 en-
tries from y states and two provinces
i'm Canada Rem II. Rice. secretary
manager of the National Apple show,
inc. and those associated with him in
tho work. under the direction of the
of the board of trustees of the Ma
tional App,e show. inc. headed by f.
+. Cartier Van Dissel. deserve credit
for the admirable arrangement of the
exhibits and the success of the cx-
position. The show will be repeated in
1910.
The exhibition was the largest of its
kind i'm the history of the world. more
than 100000 apples being on display.
These included Ii carloads, 10 limited.
80 free-for-all. 73 state and foreign
country groups. rs l0-box. 1876 Ave-
box. a7S single box. IS unnamed vari-
cites. Is pyramids of big apples. IL
largest apple and i,32S plate entries
The Rome Beauty was the popular
entry.
Twenty boxes of Northwestern
apples were sent to President Taft.
five boxes of Northern Spy went to
King Edward and 10 boxes of mixed
apples will be forwarded to the en-
peror of Japan with the compliments
of the exhibitors and trustees of the
show
Outside the sweepstake event. chief
interest was centered in the carload
class. $3.50 to firsts and 500 to Sec
onds. I'm which the awards were made
as follows:
For Rome Beauty-B. c. Cameron.
Pennington. Wash. first J. A. Bour-
gaise. Toppenish. WASH. second.
For Spitzcnburg-Tronson & Guth-
RE. Eagle Point. Ore. first; r. C.
Hin. North Yakima. Wash. second.
For Wagener-C. F.. Atkinson. Green
Bluff. Spokane county. first no sec
ond
For Winesap-Eward Perry. North
Yakima. Wash. first: Joseph Nessels,
Wenatchee. Wash. second.
For hest car of any other standard
sariety-W. W. Sawyer. Sunnvsi,le.
Wash. Crimes Golden. first: p, n.
Packwood. Entiat. Wash. Stayman
Wdnesan. second.
For hest car of mixed standard win
ter Variety. +. Mccurdy, Toppen
ish. Wash. first: no second.
The International Apple Shippcrs'
association trophy cup. for the best
grading and packing. was awarded 10
.. \. Smith & Son. Garfield. Wash.
the Brother Jonathan trophy. for
the best five boxes or two barrels q,
Jaaathans. went to Tedford brothers
OF Nenatchce. Wash. while the BET
ter Fruit special. for the best 10.
box pack. was awarded To Ellsworth
France of Wenatchee. Wash. o. G.
France of Wenatchee. won the West
lake trophy and $3.50 for the best linn
hed display Of two barrels. two boxes
TWO baskets. two jars and two plates
nj one or more varieties: Harry T.
Nelson. Chester Wash. second, 500.
\. j. Chandler. Spokane. third, silver
cup.
Michael Koran If Wenatchee. who
carried off the premier hanors mt the
first show in 1908. won five-acre
tract of fruit land In tn. Lakeyiaw
district. Oregon. valued nj $1,000. with
10 boxes NJ Winter bananas: George
y Spencer of Entiat. WASH second,
San. II. NJ. Harrison Of Cashmere.
WASH won the Meadow Lake. special,
fre acres of land. valued at $3.50.
with In boxes If Rome Beauty apples. .
William Tedford of wenatchee. sec
"nd. $50. p. +. peloauin. Malaga
third. Other winners i'm this class are.
Saitzenburgs. Mrtha.s Canal specia,
Charles ". Reed. Hood River. Ore.
first. 800: A. D. browning. wenatchee,
second. $50. s. p. Ralph. Ashland. Ore.
third.
Mcintosh Reds-Ben Kress, HamiI-
ton. Mont. first. 800: Henry Buck,
Stesensrille, Mont. second. $50: II. w
Collins. Carson. II. c.. third.
Winesaps-E n. Small. Wenatchee
first. S15a: Q. G. France. Wenatchea,
second. $50: Harold p. Glazier. Wen
atchee. third.
Warener-Si.ver Grill purse: Harry
4. Nelson. Chester. WASH. first, $50:
Peter King. Salah. Wash. second, $50;
j. IL. Clay. Mica. Wash, third.
Arkansas Blacks-Siiver Grill purse:
Ellsworth France Wenatchee. first
$3.50. Tedford brothers. Wenatchea
sa"and. $50: L. \. Taylor. Wenatchee,
third
Delicious-Richar,l Hart. Toppenish
first. 500: no second or third
Yellow Newton Pinnin--E. n Small
Wanatchee. first. $500: s. p. Ralph
Ashland, Ore. second. $50. ]. p. Me-
Nabb & Sons. Ashland. third.