The Glenwood post., 1911-11-25
MISS loRENA WADE OF PAoNIA
CROWNED APPLE QUEEN
BY GOVERNOR.
HORSE SHOW BEST EVER
EVERY FEATURE OF THE EVENT
WAS A SUCCESS AND WILL
BE REPEATED YEARLY.

Denver.-Denver will now settle
back into peaceful winters rest,
broken only by the American National
Livestock convention next month and
the Western National Livestock Show
IN January, which will tide the town
over to next spring when the regular
gist of national conventions and local
entertainments begin one more. The
Apple show is over.
Financially, it is believed that there
will be practically an even break, ac-
cording to officers of the association.
The association did not expect to have
balance. and their widest hopes
were for an even break.
Miss Lorena Mae Wade of Paonia
was crowned apple queen. Pursuant
to Mr.. Wade's wishes the committee
struck off $500 votes in favor of Miss
Wade. There were 1,47O mutilated
ballots which the selecting committee
did not consider; but the official count
was recorded as follows: Lorena
Wade. Paonia, 29,10O; Alberta Smith,
Montrose, 2s.s5O; Katie Truclson, Ar
vada, 10,640; Jessie Emley, Canon
City. 1,760; scattering, 1880. With
every questionable ballot in her favor
eliminated Miss Lorena Wade was de-
clared apple queen by plurality OF
$50 votes.
| The scene that followed the official
announcement was one that almost
overcome Miss Wade. She was sur
rounded by scores of admiring friends
nd oh lat IN,
the foyers of the Auditorium.
At least 5000 attended the horse
show.
The success attending these per-
formances has suggested in the minds
of many who witnessed them the de-
siribilty of their continuance once
year. Whatever may be the impress
sions created by the events Of the Ap-
pie carnival it is certain that the horse
show will be remembered by multi
tude as the best feature of the festivi-
ties.
Prize. Were Awarded ms Foliows.
Cafion city. @'''''
Beauty apples. Round Crest Orchard
For the best 25 boxes of all varie-
ties in premium list, Kelley & Graves
Black Ben Davis, Ben Davis and
G1no nc, aRpe %a SeIi + bo 6oH., r9e G9lo
Golden apples, Round Crest Orchard
Co.. Canon Citv.
For the best e boxes of any E,oa, variety let.
chard Company. Canon City, on Black
For the best best, rs rs, boxes of any any vsri, ;
For the best 5-box exhibit of any
hoIes Bros 81 kom seaS
ties, Weyrauch Bros, AHst,n. .isI Col Colo.
ol0lis of Grand I'd j1netion, IL iole''cs celo
For best fruit display, Canon City
Fruit district.
]. W. Murphy of Glenwood, la.
For best by-product exhibit. Paonia
Fruit Exchange Co., Paonia, Colo, on
For best evaporated peaches, Paonis
Fruit Exchange Co.
For best evaporated apples Paonla
For best box Of any variety of ap-
pies grown anywhere in o the w3rld. rns F,
apples won this cup.
For best canned apples. Round Crest
Canning Co, Canon city, Colo.
classes of apple exhibits were awarded
by the judges yesterday as follows:
Ba nTeny Ansin five co,drado S9s class ten E box *
class. Henry Hawker & Son; Austin,
Colo; fiye-box class; Henry sny Hay aawksr s
Son. anstin GGio instlob onfbox colo Glass
Improved package First prize. w.
B. Cross Grand and JUNCTION. co1o Ro,es
Vernon, B. c., Canada. .
Individual special for the largest
and best display by individuals outside
g f-.,ls do -tt-at
state special: for the largest - and
best dispay by any sneca for the
best barrel or three boxes from any
foreign country-Flrst prize. b. 7.
sGes For the besi Plate a of a appes the fol-
Rom Rome Beauty, George W. Dyer. ce-
Moines, Ia. Winesap. ]. II; Klinger,
Grand Junction: Grimes Golden, John
sipma, Crawford; Yellow o,orS Newton: U.n
Northern spy, F. S; Carman, Grand
Junction; Pearinan,s Emma, NJ; Pettir.
Si Grant Grsna '1nSsaGm ebanon rngnaef0c. Gane
W. w. bingham. Cedaredge: Winter
periai +. s. Carman, Grand Junction;
smith Cider, Hambright- kettell, Grand
5unst,on w5snaT ga5aw1 " sseneer seoss Ds 6s
man, Grand Junction; Minkler, j. w.
Murphy. Glenwood, Ia; Austin nnsti Green
ner, F. s. Carman. Grand Junction:
Ben Davis. L. I. Ernst. Paonia; N. Pi-
pin. Round Crest Orchard Co. Canon
city: stark, s. L. Brown. Austin; Par
aEon, W. P. Cross, Grand Junction:
Black Twig. Gus johnson. Grand
Junction.. Walbridge. N; B. King.
Austin; Foulton, L. l. Ernst. Paonia:
Sheriff. H. A. Meyers. Loveland:
Flora Bell. Edgar Buchanan, Durango:
Shakelford, w. A. Groom. Boulder.
Prizes were also given for the best
pack, for the best barrel. for the larg-
est apple. for the largest ten apples.
Two hundred automobiles entered
ishly decorated.