The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-12-15

grading and packing, vas awarded to
.. y. Smith Il Son, Garfield, Wash;
the Brother Jonathan" trophy, for
the hest five boxes of two barrels of
Jonathans, went to Tedford Brothers.
Of Nenatchee Wash, while the Bet
Ter Fruit special for the best 1O-boN
D. * was AWARDED to Ellsworth
B.. nee. of NCnotChge. Wash .. q.
.tnce. # " enatch"e. won the W est
D.. 9 tt.pny ana $3.50 Tor Ie best linn
.. 1 u. piaA of to barrels. two boxes.
.,J b..sko.-, two. jars and two p.ates
nf one or more varieties; Harry f.
Nelson, Chester. Wash, second 500;
=. j. Chandler, Spokane, third, sill
yer cup.
Michael Koran, of Wenatchee, who
carried off the premier honors at the
lrst show in 1908. won five acre
tract of fruit land in the Lakeview
district. Oregon valued at $1,000,
with 10 boxes of Winter Bananas;
George b. Spencer, of Entiat, Wash,
second $50. r. NJ. Harrison of
Cashmere, Wash, won the Meadow
Lake Special, five acres of land val
ued at $3.50, with 10 boxes of Rome
Beauty apples; William Tedford. Of
Wenatchee, second, $50; p. f. Pelo-
quin, Malaga, Wash, third. Other
winners in this class are:
Spltzenburgs, Methow Canal Spe-
cial-Charles w. Reed, Hood River
ore, first, 500; a. ID. Browning, We
natchee, second. $50; 5. Il. Ralph,
Ashland, Ore, third.
Mcintosh Reds-Ben Kress, Hamil-
ton Mont, first, $500; Henry Buck.
Stevensville, Mont, second, $50; H.
W. Collins, Carson, b. c., third
Winesaps-E. n. Small, Wenatchee,
irst, $3.50; o. G. France Wenatchee,
second, $50; Harold +. Glazier, We
latchee, third.
Wagener-Silver Grill purse-Har-
ry f. Nelson, Chester, Wash, first,
$3.50; Peter King, Selah Wash, sec
ond, $50; j. II. Clay. Mica, Wash,
third.
Arkansas Blacks-Silver Grill
purse-Ellsworth France, Wenatchee,
irst, $3.50; Tedford Brothers, We
natcLee second, $50; l.. A. Taylor.
Wenatchee, third.
Delicious--Richard Hart, Topper
ish, first, 500; no second. or third
Yellow Newtown Pippin-E. n.
Small, Wenatchee, first 500; S. T.
Ralph, Ashland, Ore, second, $50;
J. Z. McNabb q Sons. Ashland third
Any standard commercial winter
variety-Ellsworth France, Wenat-
chez, first, 500; c. n. Green We
natchee, second, $50; /. w. Stevens
Chelan, WASH, third.
The klickitat Development League
of Golden dale, Wash, won the first
r.yt1
all display of non-irrigated fruit. The
Green Bluff Fruit Growers associa.
ton of Mead, Wash, was second ana
Stevens county Wash, was third
On the irrigated land displays the
Richey-Gilbert company, of Topper
ish, was first, 800, with the Wenat-
chez Commercial club, second and the
Lake Cheland distr ct, Chelan, Wash.
third
The awards in the fve-box compe-
ttions, $50 to first SIS to second,
and diploma to third, were made as
follows:
Black Twig-C. l.. Green, Wenat-
chez, first; II. Nj. Gilbert, North Yak
ma, second; f.. n. Small, Wenat-
chez, third.
Baldwin-Peter King, Selah first;
klickitat Development League, Gold
endale, Wash, second; a. q. Hail,
Chelan, third.
Rhode Island Greening-C. l..
Green, Wenatchee, first; b. l.. Smith
Okanogan, Wash, second; j. ID. Jones,
Mead, third.
Northern Spy-R. Sweeny, Kel-
owna, b. c. first; Coldstream ranch,
Vernon, b. c., second; no tn I'd.
Stayman Winesap-H. Blackman.
Wenatchee, first; T. J. Wright. We
natchee, second; f. l.. Post q Sons,
Chelan third.
Ben Davis-C. l.. Green, Wenat-
chez, first; Ellsworth France, Wenat-
chez, second; A. G. Hail. Chelan,
third.
Grimes Golden--Ellsworth France.
Wenatchee. first; w. S. Cation Mead,
second; j. II. Pogue, Omak, Wash,
third.
King of Tompkins County-W. r.
Sanders, Mead, first; c. e. Aux nson,
Green Bluff, second; James Spiers
haslo, b. c., third.
Any other standard winter variety
john Hakel, Hood River Ore,
first; William Hart, Cedonia, Wash.
second; "A. q. Hall, Chelan, third
These awards we remade in the
state and foreign country groups, 500
to firsts and $50 to seconds for one
barrel or three boxes. any variety:
Eastern. limited to Atlantic and
New England states-Simons, Shut
tleworth & France company New
York, first; w. S. Teator, Upper Red
Hook, n. j., second.
Middle west, limited to middle west
states and Ohio-Jewell Nursery Co,
Lake City, Mimi, first; no second
Southern states to southern statel
john p. Fort, Athens, Ga, first;
Algama orchards, Galloway, Va, sec
ond.
Western states, west of Rocky
mountains-Tronson & Guthrie Eagle
Point, ore, first; Ellsworth France,
Wenatchee, second.
Foreign country limited to country
or territory outside of the United
S,ates-H. c. Mallam, Kelowna, b
C., first; Salmon Arm Farmers Elk
change Salmon Arm, b. c., second.
Single box displays were awarded
$40 and from so to $50 fruit trees
Tor frsts and s. and diplomas for
seconds as follows:
Yellow Belleneur-Tedford Broth
RS, Wenatchee, first; Olson-Royce
Company, Toppenish second.
Mcintosh Reds--J. j. Campbell,
Willow Point, b. c. first; II. Plat
& Sons, Coma, Mont, second.
FOur-tier Winter Banana-A. ID. |
Lowe. Vernon, b. G first; A. D. Jones,
Mead, Wash, second.
Fourier SpitZenburg-Cha w.
Reed, Hood River, first, John Hackel
Hood River, second.