The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-09-27

lof the Latah County fair was begun
yesterday and by noon today the
judges had completed their work in
the canned fruit and the horticultural
exhibits.
In the fruit exhibits, which were
judged by Professor Wicks of the hort
icultural department of the University
of Idaho the following awards were
made:
| The Plates Of Apples.
For the best plates of apples in
the varieties named: Baldwin, Geo.
Knapp, 1st; J. S. Jones, I'd. Ben Davis
w. Wydemier, 1st; j. S. Jones, I'd;
c. ]. Litch, Sd. Gano, P. H. Danley,
1st; Fred Veatch, I'd; C. J. Litch, 3d.
Gloria Mundi, C. A. Lindquist, 1st;
Mrs. C. V. Moore I'd; W. H. Hawley
Sd. King. Frank Hanna. 1st; c. A.
Lundquist, I'd; P. H. Danley. Sd.
Gravenstien, c. G. Hayton, 1st; ]. S.
Jones, I'd; p. H. Danley, 3d. Grimes
Golden. c. A. Lindquist, 1st; ]. E.
Gibbs I'd; A. L. Haynes, Sd. Jonathan,
c. Hallam, 1st; ]. S. Jones, I'd; T. G.
Dowdy, 3d. Maiden Blush, j. E. Gibbs,
1st; w. Wydemier, I'd; T. G. Dowdy,
! Sd. Mamoth Black, w. Wydemier, 1st.
Northern Spy, Geo. Knapp, 1st Thos.
| Dowdy, I'd; j. E. Gibbs, Sd. Duchess
, of Gutenberg, B. T. Byrns, 1st; J. s.
Jones, I'd; Alfred Gustafson, Sd.
Rambo, G. j. Litch, 1st. Atrachan, w.
H. Hawley, 1st. Rome Beauty, c. G.
Hayton, 1st; ]. S. Jones, I'd; ]. c. Koch,
3d. Twenty-ounce, ]. E. Gibbs, 1st;
H. L. Coates, I'd. Wagener. c. G. Hay
Winter Banana, w. F. Morgareidge, 1st |
Wolf River, w. Wydemier, 1st; C. J. |
Litch I'd; w. H. Hawley, Sd. Yellow
Bellfiower, George Knapp, l. Blue
Permain, Geo. Knapp, 1st; C. l.. But
terfield, I'd; Fred Veatch, Sd. Idaho
Sweet, Mrs. NJ. E. Lewis, 1st. Rhode
Island Greening, ]. G. Koch, 1st; c. A.
Lindquist, I'd. Bietighimer, Mrs. E.
Edmundson, 1st; w. H. Hawley, 2;
VIM. Staples Sd. Jeffries, j. S. Jones,
1st; Geo. Knapp, I'd; L. o. Aldrich,
Sd. Thompson, Fred Veatch, 1st.
Litch Has Best Box.
The best box of apples at the fair
was box of Jonathans exhibited by
c. J. Litch, and Mr. Litch's exhibit also
took the premium for the best display
of boxes. DR.. L. F. Henderson had the
second best box. In boxed apples
the other awards were as follows:
Baldwins, Geo. Knapp, LIST. Blue Per-
main, Fred Veatch, 1st; C. l.. Butter
field, I'd. Jonathan, c. j. Litch, 1st;
Fred Veatch, I'd. Rome Beauties,
Fred Veatch, 1st; Geo. Knapp, I'd.
Wagner, Geo. Knapp, 1st. Craven
stein, l.. F. Henderson, 1st. Grimes
Golden, c. A. Lindquist, 1st. King,
Geo. Knapp, 1st. Gano, c. ]. Litch,
1st; Fred Veatch I'd. Ben Davis, Geo.
Knapp, 1st.
C. G. Hammal received the first on
best plate of Martha Washington
crab, J. R. Watson was second. Fred
Veatch had the best plate Of Siberian !
In pears the following awards were
made:
Bartlett, Frank Wallen, 1st; w. H.
Hawley, I'd. Flemish Beauty, H. L.
Coats, 1st; Geo. Knapp, I'd; William
Knape, Sd. Idaho, Ed Poole, 1st; w.
H. Pumphrey, I'd. Kieffer, P. H. Dan
ley, 1st.
In peaches Geo. Knapp received first |
on Elbertas and Mrs. G. V. Moore I
first on Crawfords. F. Schipfer of JUL ,
iaetta, received the first for the best )
display of grapes. Geo. Knapp was
second.
In prunes w. F. Sponsler received
first on Italians. J. S. Jones received
irst on Silver prunes and w. H. Haw- [
ley, I'd. Geo. Sewers took first on 9
prunes. /
Additional awards in plates of apples
were: On Wealthy, w. Wydemier, 1st; !
G. c. Hallam, I'd; P. H. Danley, Sd. q
Snow, Alfred Gustafson, LIST; j. S. n
Jones, I'd; w. H. Hawley, 3. Mcmahon &
White, C. L. Butterfield, list; ]. S. i
Jones, I'd; d. w. DriscOl, Sd. Delici-
ous, w. Wydemier, 1st.
In the Canned Fruits.
Miss Hoover, who is in charge of
he department of home economics at e.
he University of Idaho, was the judge d
If the exhibits of canned fruits and a
lad words of high praise for several z
If the entries. The fruits were
judged not only upon appearance, but
n their taste and adaptibility to home Z
se The awards were as follows:
Canned peaches, Louise Barton, 1st;
Irs. NJ. A. Brown of Kendrick, I'd;
Irs. M. e. Lewis, Sd
Canned Pears, Mrs. e. Bungarner
st; Mrs. M. E. Lewis, I'd; Mrs. c. A.
indquist, Cd.
Canned Strawberries, Louise Bar
on, 1st; Mrs. J. e. Mcclure, I'd, Mrs.
[. A. Brown of Kendrick, Sd.
Canned raspberries, Mrs. ]. E. Glib
jill, ISlp Mlo W. L. AO w 49, ~ Vito
A. Lindquist, Sd.
Cherry olives, light, Mrs. ] E. Glib
IN, LIST; Mrs. Carl Anderson, I'd; dark,
rs. P H. Teare, 1st.
Canned cherries, Mrs. ]. E. Gibson,
1t; Mrs. E. Bumgarner, I'd; Mrs. M. Il
Lewis, Sd. Il
Canned plums, Louise Barton, 1st l.
Six cans jelly, Mrs. F. A. Hanna,
It and I'd; Mrs. L. R. Scott, Sd. II
Cucumber pickles, Mrs. d. F. Kessl- |
!, 1st; Mrs A. A. Frazee, I'd.
Chow-chow, Mrs. A. A. Frazee, 1st;
,rise Barton, I'd; Mrs. E. Bumgar-
r. 3d.
Piccalilli, Mrs. M. Willatoski, 1st.
Sweet pickles, Mrs. A. A. Frazee,
t; Mrs. M E. Lewis, I'd and Sd.
Mrs. E. Bumgarner, 1st;
rs. d. F. Kessler, I'd; Mrs. M. E.
wis, Sd.
Canned string beans, Mrs. C. A.
ndquist, 1st; Louise Barton. I'd;
s. A. A. Frazee, Sd.
Canned tomatoes Mrs. M. E. Lewis,
:; Mrs. E. Bumgarner, I'd.
Canned asparagus, Mrs. F. L. Ken
I'd, 1st; Mrs. M. E. Lewis, I'd.
Home made wine, Mrs. c. A. Lind Rep
Ist, 1st; Mrs. F. Schipfer Of JUL el