Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-14

serves; E. A. Wade, jar of peaches;
Mrs. j. c. Calhoun, catsup; Ashland,
canned fruits; Mrs. Basler, salad.
Second prizes: Mrs. c. L. Clev-
enger, preserves; E. A. Wade, dis
play canned goods; Mrs. Woeffle,
canned fruits; Mrs. H. c. Bateham,
jams, canned vegetables.
! Third prizes: Mrs. c. L. eleven
ger, display canned goods.
Special Premiums
The special premiums were
awarded to the winners of the first,
second and third prizes in most
cases. In some they were awarded
to special entrants, as is indicated
in the above list.
Following are the special prem
iums offered by the local business
men:
Division H. Glass 4, Peaches, En-
try 46.-Display of not less than
three varieties exhibited in boxes
commercially packed, one robe.
Division H, Glass s, Grapes, En-
try 75.-Display put up In baskets,
not less than three varieties or six
baskets, one robe.
To the individual or firm who has
seeded and has growing the best
and largest acreage in Josephine
county of alfalfa during the past
twelve months, September l, 1909,
to September /, 1910. Not less than
six acres considered. All campeti-
tors for this prize must file with
the secretary of the association the
amount of their acreage, duly veri-
fled before a public notary, before
the close of the fair for the above
one robe. This prize does not ap-
ply to the individual or firm having
the largest acreage but to the in
dividual or firm who has seeded the
most new acreage during the time
specified.
No competitor will be awarded
more than one of the foregoing
prizes.
The Pendleton Woolen Mills,
through their agents, c. P. Bishop
e Co., clothiers, are supplementing
some Of the District Fair associa-
tion's premiums as follows:
With six Pendleton fancy Indian
robes of the value of $3.50. Each
to be awarded as Follows, and to
producers of Josephine county only:
Division H, Glass /, Entry L.
General display Of all kinds Of fruit
grown by one individual or firm,
one robe.
Division H, Glass ., Entry q
(Apples) General display of ap-
pies, commercial pack, not less than
three varieties of three boxes each,
one robe.
Division H, Glass 3, Entry "a
(Pears) General display of pears,
commercial pack, not less than three
varieties of three boxes each, one
robe.
Jewell Hardware Co.-A Stude-
baker, Jr., wagon, complete with
pole and shafts, for the best general
display of farm products, including
fruit. One glass churn for the best
display of dairy butter.
Geo S. Calhoun Co.-One Nugget
hat for the best display of gold mug
gets.
Cramer Bros.-One No. 10 Go
inch) Oliver chilled plow for the
best general display Of fruit.
A. L, Bannard.-One Administer
rug, value s., for the best 5 stalks |
of corn with the ears.
Rogue River Hardware Co.-one
pair 'Nappa" pruning shears, for
the best box of Spltzenberg apples.
Grants Pass Rochdale Co.-one
sack white Diamond" flour for
poorest bread.
Josiah Pardee-One sack "HIgh
Flight" flour for the best loaf Of 1
bread made with It.
NJ E. Moore-one solid oak cen.
ter table, value So, for the best pie
under three months old.
C. F DiXon-Three pounds TIL. |
mans aromatic coffee for the best
Jar Of peaches.
Golden Rule Store-one ladv's
corduroy riding suit made to flt for
the best appearing horse and lady
rider first prize.
Peerless Clothing Store-Second
prize for the best appearing horse
and lady rider, stetson hat and
guantlet gloves
R. l.. Coe Co.-s2O coat. frs,
prize for best lady rider on pony.
L. r Hall-Ono pu,.b,,., -.