The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-14
.SEBASTOPOL KEEPS
APPLE SHOW open
Sacred Concert Will Be Given
by Band in Pavilion This
Afternoon
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispotch 10 The Call
closing the Gravenstein apple show
here tonight the directors have de-
cided to maintain the exhibit over sun
day. The fair has been the biggest
kind of a success, and tonight there
are hundreds of visitors viewing tine
exhibits. Thousands have passed
through the aisles during the last four
days and Toasted their eyes on the
pretty displays in the big tent A
sacred concert will be rendered in the
pavilion Sunday afternoon by the band
and quietude viii reign in the conces-
sions department.
The list of awards follows:
FEATURE EXHIBIT
Locomotive. Huntley & Morse, first prize.
Pleasant Hill, dryer, second.
W. II. Baker, windmill, third.
Hottie Brothers, Cold Ridge" orchard. fourth.
Forestvile school house. fifth.
L. Mol, apple tree. sixth.
". l. Newcomb, old oaken Bucket" sew
enth.
Green Valley. depot. eighth.
Stony Point exhibit. ninth
Boys ard Girls aid society, tenth
Analy hank, eleventh.
Courthouse exhibit of Mrs. J. 2. Kelly and
Mrs G. ID. Sanborn, twelfth.
Z: II. Smiths five pointed star. thirteenth.
Vine Hill district, American and bear flag
design, fourteenth.
Honorable mention-Mrs NJ. r. Crystal and
George A. Corley.
The exhibits of the two local banks were not
entered for prizes, but both were awarded spe-
cial diplomas.
APPLE EXHIBITS
Best apple exhibit from one tree-H. r. Har-
bine.
Best apple exhibit, seven varieties. l. W Tur-
ner, first; Mrs. L. Z. Barlow, second; kauf-
& Arnold. third.
Best apple exhibit, five varieties, Forestville,
first; Pleasant Hill. second; J. W. Turner. third.
Best apple exhibit, three varieties. W. \.
Couch. first; ]. W. Turner, second; Mrs. L. E.
Best arranged boxes. not less than 10 boxes.
W II. Baker, first; A. o. Seammon, second; Y.
fugii. third.
Best display of apples in plates Ida S Hunt,
FIRST; Mrs. Turner, second; Mrs. II. Briggs, third;
Fl. Ballard. fourth Fret Brothers, fifth; s. A.
Banks, sixth: Mrs. Barlow, seVcnth; G. C. Arms
bee, /. II. Smith, eighth
Best exhibit of apples IN basket, Mrs. Ida S.
Best exhibit from one district Stony Point,
first: Vine HILL second: Forestyille. third
Juvenile section. NJ. T. Ross, first; W. H.
Best exhibit of horticultural and agricultural
products of the farm. W $. Iiddell, first; Ben
and Bell Woodwork. second; Frei Brothers,
Best exhibit corn on stalk Anton Francisco.
first: p. W. Bussman, second; V. A. Dorward,
Apple packers entries-Garca Maginin com
gany. first: Earl fruit company. second; Hunt,
Hatch & CO., third.
Apple growers entry. Ida S. Hunt. first; Vine
Hi. second: Mrs. Caldwell, third; S. c. Morse,
fourth NJ. r. Crystal, fifth.
Best grain in sheaf. Knowles & Stark first:
Pleasant Hill. second: Fret Brothers, third.
Best display OF potatoes. Carl Wilson, first;
w x S Liddeli second d.; / T 7, Ward i,t third go,
Mrs L. Z. Barlow. second; MA. Pscheco, third.
Best display Of pumpkins, Analy bank, first;
". s. Lidden second.
Best display of berries Mrs. I. E. Barlow.
first; Mrs. NJ. r. Crystal, second.
Best display Of fruit In jars; iellies. Mrs.
George Ross, first; Mrs L. 2. Barlow, second;
h, Briggs. third: Mrs. Henschover. fourth.
Best display of cut flowers, first prize and
recommendation for gold medal, Thomas j.
Butts; Z. f. Smith. second.
Window display. George McFariane, first Mrs.
NJ A. Jackman, second: e. r. Moll, third; Stel-
iings grocery, fourth: Crawford & Son. fifth;
Weeks Robinson, sixth: W. III. Baitey, sew
enth
Best display prunes and pears, w s. Liddcll.
first: Mrs Kate Walsh second; Mrs. Caldwell.
third.
Best arranged exhibit of pears, W. s. LiddeII,
FIRST: Mrs Turner and Mrs. Caldwell. second
Mrs L. E. Barlow, third.
Gamers exhibit, Central California fruit can
ners' association.
Dried fruit. eyaporated apples. Y. Fugii. first,
Pleasant Hin orchard company, second
Luther Bu-banks exhibit, complimentary gold
medal
Special prize offered by George p McNear for
the best individual exhibit, Mrs. Laura E. Bar
Apples in glass case. J. ]. Alves
Eight boxes OF peaches and two Of oranges,
]. j. Alves.
Peaches in wire baskets, ]. w. Turner. frst
and second prizes.
Eight boxes of peaches, A. R. Thomas.
Best individual packers. T. j. Jones.
Peaches six boxes. p H. Peterson.
Dried berries, Mrs. l. E. Barlow.
Peas. Mrs. J. r. Rosie.
Turnips. ID. F. Hampton.
Eggs, sonoma County fruit and produce COM
Pany.
Condensed milk. H. NJ lie Baron.
Tobacco plant, W. r. Collins
Big blackberry, Mrs. III. 3. Crystal.