The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-09

Spokane, Wash. Nov. 9.-Ren H.
Rice, secretary and manager of the
third National Apple Show, Novem-
/ Der IA to 10, inclusive, announced
last night that 81 entries have been
received for competition in the car
load classes on Winesap, Jonathan,
Spitzenberg, Mcintosh Red, Rome
Beauty, Yellow Newton, Wagner
and mixed cars of standard winter
varieties. The name of the entrants
follow:
w. w. Sawyer, Sunnyside, Wash.
DR.. P. B. Wing, Mabton, Wash.
T. D. Bradford, Prosser, Wash
M. Koran, Wenatchee, Wash.
Harry E. Nelson, Alfalfa, Wash.
o. G. France, Wenatchee, Wash.
A. d. Helms, Ashland district,
Rogue River Valley, Oregon.
Bourgaize & Gerschel Fruit COM
pany, Zillah, Wash.
Jack Estes, Toppenish, Wash
Dick Hart, Toppenish, Wash.
J. T. Baird, Mabton, Wash
c. H. Sproat, Hood River, Ore.
Avery Brothers, Hood River, Ore.
Human & Grandy, Wenatchee.
r. P. Wright, Chelan, Wash
C. c. Georgeson, Prosser, Wash.
Spokane Valley Irrigated Land
company, Spokane.
j. H. Wright, North Yakima, Wash.
Clarence Starcher, North Yakima
Rosenhaupt & Sons, Spokane.
H. NJ. Gilbert, North Yakima.
The prizes in the carload contests
are: Two hundred and fifty dollars
and a gold medal banner to firsts
and 500 and a silver medal banner
to seconds. All entries are eligible
in the sweepstake competition for
prize of $1,000 and the worlds cham
pionship. The Chicago Association
of Commerce will award its $500 trO-
ply to the winner of the highest
score on pack and the International
Apple Shippers association will pre-
sent magnificent silver cup to the
best commercial carload.
The carload entries from Hood
River will be accorded the honor of
he h in, Shnt nfn 70 hn
put into place. North Yakima has
the second choice. Four cars of its
apples have been in cold storage in
Spokane for two weeks.
AT the outset of our preparations
for this years show" Mr.. Rice said,
we estimated that on the proper
tionate increase of the second year
over the first year We were not JUS
titled in expecting q total of more
than Is cars at the third show The
result has gone far beyond our ex-
pectatiOns. 1t shows in the most con-
vincing possible manner that the APP
pie show has aIbundantly justified
the hopes of it's originators that it
would prove a great boon to apple
| orchariists. The unexpected num-
Der of carload entries has forced us
to rearrange our entire plan of car
load space The change is for the
better and will enable the exhibits to
present much more imposing ap-
pearance.
THE fruit racks are ready and the
building preparations will be COM
pleted tonight, and the work of un-
| loading of the fruit and the arrang-
| ing of it on the racks will begin on
| Wednesday morning. Probably there
| will be additional cars, but as the
entries are closed they will not be
| eligible in the regular carload COM
petition. We might possibly make a
dispensation ana allow them space
for purely exhibition purposes.
I'm addition to the carload entries,
! figuring on a normal increase in all
of the smaller displays, | think we
may reasonably expect that at least
II more cars of apples will be ex-
hibited at the show, bringing the to-
| tai to 81 cars With $50 boxes to
the car, we have a total of 20,160
boxes or 2,O16,0O0 apples for exhibi-
ton purposes"