The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-07-22
TWO MEDALS [: D |
At EXPOSITION
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overalls on him. Real Boss-of-the-
Road blue ones" ordered Crawford.
Gravenslund carried out the order
and Rich is down there in overalis
that have the original creases and the
moth ball smell in them.
But, seriously, it is fine COLLECTION
of photographs. They make a fine
showing and the credit for the award
must be divided between Mr.. Craw-
ford for his color idea and Mr.. GRAY
enslund for his excellent workmanship
in photography and tinting.
Grape Juice Banner
had the satisfaction of seeing
handsome silk banner hung over the
DISPLAY of Church's Grape Juice in the
Palace of Horticulture. The banner
bears the inscription, "Gold Medal
Awarded Church Mfg. Co., for super
ior Quality Of Grape Juice, P. T. !.
Exposition, 1915"
The exhibit which is centrally stag
ed in the Washington section, is well
arranged and is attracting much at
tention. Kennewick is sharing large
" in the publicity the Church Mfg
Co. has won as over the exhibit hangs
handsomely lettered sign 8 or IL
feet in length, with the one word;
"Kennewick" in big gold letters.
II It is doubtful if there is another
town the size of Kennewick on the
man that can boast Of two gold med
ais. It is no mean accomplishment
and undoubtedly much desirable pub
and undoubtedly much desirable pub
l;citv will result. confidently be
l;eve that had we taken the $50 vi
nut into the Corn Palace and sen
down some of our Strawberries, as
II narapus and cherries we would hav
had five gold medals instead OF two
There is now on display in the Ore
oon horticultural exhibit box o
| big Bing cherries which is attractin
as much attention as any one sma
item in the Palace Of Horticulture
are mighty fine cherries, bu
l have nothing on our Bings. 1t is To
Hate now to think of these things br
81 is not too late to send down som
Of our pears, peaches, grapes an
other fruits.
In the Washington horticulture
and agricultural exhibits and Il
Washington State building I saw ju
quantities Of literature from Wal
Walla. North Yakima, Wenatche
sunnyside and other sections, but n
even a postal card from Kennewle
We have the most attractive book
of Them all and there is no reason WI
we should not be represented.
@ u. Corn Palace '~dise =
lam not here to pass judgment
BENTON County's Corn Palace. 1t
longer adorns the center Of Washin
TOMS agricultural exhibit. 1t has be
Il d;smantled, remodelled and renfov
Hover into one corner Of the exhin
It's pillars have been covered WI
grain sheaves and on the whole
converted palace it not bad to look
making as it does, very pieasa
nook in the exhibit.
On the whole the state OF Wasnii
ton has made very creditabie sno
ing at the exposition. Undoupte'
the exhibits could have been Det'
but knowing some Of the trials II
dent to the assembling OF an exni
/ am inclinded to believe that II
section is not well represented
fault lies with the people OF that
ton rather than with those who pl
med. collected and installed the exi
its. l visited the exhibit palaces
the state building number OF I'll
and always found somebody on
lob and ready to show the VISITOR
cry courtesy.
Geography.
r,horo are> many little errors OF g