Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-10-30

ficiais have arranged tor the free en-
trance 0I 1ruiJs lrOm canada Tor ex.
h4DitiOn purposes.
ColIege eslrls Demonstrate.
A feature at the snow VIII be the
series OF demonstrations OF the apple
IS food product Ny the domestic Del
ence department OF the StaJe College
vi Washington at Pullman, under the
direction VI Miss l.. Gertrude Mackay,
assisted by d dozen young women Oh the
college IN practical demonstrations of
the preparation OF apples Tor the table.
Two Bands, Iwlce Day.
There Will be afternoon and evening
concerts in the armOry and the man ex-
position hail by two bands OF 81 pieces
under the direction OF a. q. Reemer
and III. Van Hlnkle.i These organlza-
lions will also furnish music 1or the
street parades and promenades.
Opens With Big Parade.
The Mystic Order OF the Enakops has
arranged to formally open the first
night show with an Illuminated street
parade, in which gaIly decorated floats,
horsemen and marchers in fantastic
garb, headed by the Imperial band of
80 pieces, will make up the procession
| thAOu6A bAO PAAhSAPo1 obACObo w eHO
armory, where carnival attractions will
be featured.
Fine Vaudeville Program.
There will also be two daily programs
of refined vaudeville numbers on the
armory stage. Cider Mil Lane is an
other attraction which should eclipse
It's success of last year.
100000 Apples on Display.
The problem OF housing the numerous
exhibits, aggregating more than $780,
900 apples, has been satisfactorily
solved by Rem Ii. Rice, secretary-man
ager of the show.
First Prize $1,000.
The premium list is complete in every
way. In addition to prizes of $25(
for frsts and $500 for seconds in 1:
carload exhibits, there is the sweep
stakes of 81 200 for first, $500 for sec
ond and a solid silver loving cup TO
third. This contest is open to the world
Prizes of 500 for first and $50 TO
second are offered in the state and for
eign country group displays, and prize
for displays in the ten, five and singh
box contests. Two 10-box contest
carry with them land prizes valued a
$3.50 and $1,000, respectively, ant
there are numerous others with prize
ranging from 500 to $40, with cups
medal banners and other marks of dis
/ tinction, also prizes for plate exhibit
/ and displays of homemade products
II For the best collection of 10 separat
/ views of irrigated lana there is a priz
/ of four acres of fruit land, also one 0
Il of 500 for a collection of 10 photo
graphs of non-irrigated land and priz
of $50 for the best photograph of
single apple tree III bearing.
The management has been compl
mented on all sides upon the arrang,
ments for the show. To indicate til
favor with which the enterprise is +,
ceived in the eastern states the al
pended extracts from letter by w.
French, treasurer of the Simons, Shu
tleworth & French company of Ne
York, importers and exporters of fruit
with a string of houses in Europe, WI
handle thousands of boxes of nortl
western apples, are quoted:
e New York Apples on Display.
"We are in sympathy with the nj
= tional Apple show, which will be hel
f for the second time in Spokane. !
n such an extent do we approve of it tn;
our New York firm has sent sewers
N barrels of the best New York sta
70 apples that could be obtained, to
exhibited. Whether we win any priz
- does not concern us. We are doir
our little mite to uphold the dwindlir
reputation of eastern apples"