East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-02
MORE PREMIUMS
AWARDED AT FAIR

ent possession OF either county or any
community The competition for the
community cup was especially keen,
inasmuch as Hermiston. Milton Free
water and Pilot Rock all had eXcep-
tionally good booths.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Division l.. Glass APPLES.
No. General display of fruit
from one district. Milton, first, 500;
Umatilla, second, $40.
No. 9-Best display commercial
pack, first Milton, $40; Umatilla,
second, So.
Class IL.
No. Special silver cup, present
ed by O.-W. II. & y. for best agricul-
tural and horticultural exhibit to be
won twice before becoming perman-
ent possession OF winner, won 1912
by Umatilia county booth.
No. Especial silver cup, presented
by Third Eastern oregon District Ag-
ricultural society for best agricultural
and horticultural exhibit from sin
gle community, 10 be won twice be-
fore becoming permanent possession
Vi "''h'i' "'H A'i- W ''N'N
booth.
Class 1.
No. For the best general exhib-
il of apples grown by exhibitor in the
counties OF this district 4. G. Denney
Milton first, $40; Harry Huber, Mil
ton, second. So; T, J. Haney, stan
field, third, SO.
No. 4-For the best collection Of
crabapples, Morrow county, first, 81.
No. For the best ten named va
rieties of autumn apples from one
district. Milton Booth $5; Umailla
booth second S2.5O.
No. 6-Best display of pears from
one d strict. d G. Gurdane, Heppner,
first. So; Stanfield booth, second,
$3.50.
No. Best five crates of grapes
from one exhibitor, Mrs. W. r. Wal
pole. Irrigon, first, So; Hermiston,
second, $3.50.
Division VI. Glass 1-Vegetables.
No. I-Beets for table, spec, J.
II. Norton. Stanfield. first, SO; Laf.
Williams, Pendleton, second. $3.50.
No. 2-Mangel-wurzel > spec, Au-
gust Guderian, Pendleton. second,
$3.50.
No. sugar beets, spec. :. Tar
geson, Milton, first. SO; J. d. Wallace,
Stanfield, second. $3.50.
No. 4-Three heads of cabbage
Padburg Heppner, first, sS; n. O.
Bayles, Heppner, second. $3.50.
No. Carrots, F. y. Dancier,
Stanfield. first. So; Pilot Rock exhib-
it, second. $3.50.
No. Sweet potatoes. six spec,
Robert Beavert. Stanfield, first. SO.
No. S-Cauiflower. spec, Pilot
Rock exhibit, first. SO.
| No. 9-Parsnips F. II. Dencier,
Stanfield, first, So; Harry Geise, Her
! miston. second. $3.50.
No. 1O-Kale. spec. Mrs. G. l.
Hurd, Stanfield, first, SO; Mrs. r. O.
Hawks, Pendleton. second; $3.50; Pi-
! lot Rock exhibit. second, S1.50.
No. 11-Kahlrabi spec. Pilot
Rock exhibit first, So: Mrs. G. l..
Hurd. Stanrield second, s1.50.
No. 12-Musk melons. Casabas. ],
d. Wallace, Stanfield. first, So.
No. l3-Cantaloupes, Jesse Rich
ards, Stanfield. first, SO; Thomas
Richards, Stanfield. second, $3.50.
No. 14-Onions. white. Pilot Rock
exhigit. first. So; Henry Sommers.
Hermiston, second. $3.50
No. 15-Onions. yellow Zoe Hous-
er, Stanfeld first, 81; 5. NJ. Caldwell,
Pendleton, second, 81.
No. l6-Onions. red Henry SOM
mers. Hermiston first, 81; Mrs. w.
NJ. Grigsby Pendleton, second, Sl.00.
No. 17-Potatoes. late. IL spec,
Harvey Demins, Milton. first, SO;
Stanley Williams. Heppner, second,
$1.50.
No. 1S-Celery. Jim Guyer, Pendle
ton. first SO; Henry Sommers, Her
m.ston, second, $3.50.
No. Rutabagas, j. W. jenkins,
Freewater, first, $3.50; NJ. c. Bara-
gar Stanfield. second, 81.
No. 20-Squashes for table,
spec. p. J. Kelly Milton. first, So;
Stanfield second $3.50
2l-General exhibit squashes.
Stanfield booth first, So; Milton booth
. second, $3.50.
No. 21a-Squashes, general eXhib
it by one grower, Peter Bellomo,
Pendleton, first, SO; Zoe Houser,
Stanfield second $l.50.
No. 22-Pumpkins, pie variety
spec, Mrs G.. l.. Hurd Stanfield,
first, SO: w. q. Bayles, Heppner, Sec
ond, $3.50.
No. 2S-Pumpkins, largest. J. T.
T. Griffin. Milton. first, So; George c.
Coe, Stanfield, second, $3.50,
No. 24-Turnips, spec. Pilot
Rock exhibit, first, SO; J. d, Wallace,
Stanfield, second, $3.50.
No. 25-Tomatoes. Henry SOM
mers, Hermiston, first, 49, II. L.
Waid, Stanfield, second. $3.50.
No. 26-Largest squash, Claude
Sloan, Stanfield first, SO; ]. H.
Young, Stanfield, second, $3.50.
No. 2I-Best general exhibit of
vegetables by district. Stanfield booth,
first, $40; Morrow county, second, $5.
No. 2S-Best watermelon any va
riety, Clyde Freeman, Milton, first
| 81; Andrew Kopacz, Stanfield, Sec
ond. so cents.
No. 29-Best watermelon, rattle-
snake, j. d. Wallace. Stanfield, first,
81; ]. c. Hoskins, Stanfield, second,
so cents.
No. 30-Largest watermelon any
variety, Earl Carson, Hermiston,
first, So; Henry Means, Umatilla. sec
ond, 81.
No. S1-Largest potatoes. any va
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