The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-09-16
WHITE BLUFFS
FIRST PRIZE
,r,.River Growers Carry Off the
District Trophy at Fifth
Annual Grape Carnival
prrRNs WINS INDIVIDUAL
HONOR FOR FIFTH TIME
r,~.;h;ts Are Not So Large or Num-
.rous as Other Years But the
Quality is the Best Yet

Athoueh there were fewer entries
md on the whole the fruit and vege-
t.hle exhibits at the Grape Carnival
-.rs :. smaller this year than in former
...rs. Il is the opinion of Prof. w. s.
Thornber, who has judged all OF the
Ave carnivals and also of the local ag-
,,.ulturalists !, and horticulturalists
That the quality of products displayed
vss the best yet.
White Bluffs who at the last two
..,r;vals had but small exhibits,
anna back strong this year and went
home with the first prize for the best
district display and many OF the
Awards in the individual exhibits. In
,Ae apple competition the White Bluffs
and Hanford growers made almost a
c]ean sweep, winning all prizes ex-
cent one first and one second. Rich
land was close second to White
Blues in the district contest and the
Riehland Growers figure prominently
throughout the premium list.
First prize for the best display OF
any Kennewick district found new
home this year with the Valley Club
which had one Of the most varied and
ccmplete general displays ever staged
1t any II II earnivals. Second prize
went to t. Garden Tracts which as
usual had : vsgj fine exhibit.
+. P6ny gain carried of the
hdnsrs tor tie best general display
dfarm products and for the fifth time
A. Burns Of the Kennewick Orchard
company won first on individual grape
display: For, the second. time, also,
Luia Haxton competing in the school
contests. not only won first there but
wss awarded first for the best vege-
table display at the carnival. His ex-
hbtt has been taken to North Yakima
and will be entered in the boys and
girls department.
In the dry land products depart
msnt limited to the Hill territory, C.
G. Williams took everything offered
excepting one second prize.
As usual the woman's department
was well patronized and formed one
Of the most interesting features of
the carnival exhibits.
The complete list Of awards Of fruit
and vegetables and in the women's
department follows:
General display, all fruits and farm
products. !
Best district outside of Kennewick,
White Bluffs, first; Richland, second.
Best display, Kennewick district,
Valley Club, first; Garden Tracts, Sc
eond.
Best display any individual exhibi-
sor, J. F. Perry.
Grapes
Best display individual exhibitor,
Aennewick Orchard Co., first, E. H.
Mann, second.
Best 5-crate com. pack, European,
x. =. Carpenter.
Best 6-ib. basket, European, E. A.
tray, J. G. Philson.
Best 6-fb. basket, American, Mrs
=. =. Staley, ]. G. Philson.
largest bunch, any variety, E. A.
gray, c. F. Hornby.
Best Bunch
Iokay, E. A. Gray, c. F. Hornby.
muscats, R. E. Carpenter, Bally.
green Nursery.
Malagas, E. A. Gray, C. F. Hornby
thompson Seedless, Richland grow.
nose of Peru, blank, E. A. Gray.
) hamburg, H. E. Robinson, C. H
Schmadeka.
slack Prince, E. A. Gray.
Cornishon, E. H. Mann.
land. - " 'e
Best Plate
Uoncords, w. H. Allison.
ner. g. - - i =
. Moore's t,r Early, S. W. Hutchins, W
Iampbell's Early, Mrs. J. M. Buck
'ngnam, J. G. Philson.
> pselewares, s j. G. Philson, Mrs. M
= Staley.
"ordens, f. N. Loveland.