Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-20


Ore2on Building. Panama-Paeific Ex-
position Sept 1S.--Many new and in
terestine exhibits are coming from Ore
gon Just now. Eastern Oregon is show
ing new grains and grasses, Southern
Oregon beautiful specimes of peaches
and pears the Willamette valley hootl
vegetables and a minor quantity or
fruits that are not especially wonder
full as yet, and Klamath has a large
quantity of grains, grasses and Vege
tables, Among those sending exhibits
are:
Eastern Oregon; wheat, oats and
grasses: w. II. Boathe, f. W. Bailey,
Mrs. G. Ferguson, Il. w. Boyts, Fergu-
son & Kearu, John Banister, Ross
/ Brothers, G. NJ. Price, all of Weston, T.
| Vanorsdale. John Crow, Wilcox \
/ Wright, Il. Thompson & Sons, c. +, Pen
/ land. Owen Brothers, and h. +. Kirk
patrick. all of Pcudleton; M. G. Han
sell. d. b. Banster, h. A. Dudley, Geo.
Il. Paringer, G. Iiewelen, of Adams;
I.aFountain and Son, A. p. Knight, of
Cayuse; John II. Adams, of Thorn Hol-
low; +. G. Kamratn, Of Pilot Rock
James A. Fee, Havana; J. II. Smltl
Livestock Company, Barnhert; Fred
Keobske and Anton Kraft of Juniper
CANYON; Ira Scott, Helix; Dan Kemler,
Mckay Creek; David Horn, Spring Hol-
low; Walter McCormae, Fulton; kearn
& Ferguson Weston. Some of this new
stuff can not be beaten on the grounds
Southern Oregon. Peaches-J. X
Croxan, Albert johnson, l.. O. Van We
Gen, w. G. Prescott, of Ashland; james
Brothers and A. N. Wright of Med
ford, Eli Bagley of Rogue River. Pears
Emil Piel, IL. II. Leavitt and }. W
Millner of Ashland; j. $. Villas, M. j
Minear and j. A. Perry of Medford; w
c. Harding, Roseburg; Bera Creek Or
chards, Medford and G. II. Boyd. ltal
ian Prunes: Lewis Hands, Jr., Riddle
Figs and Onions: Mrs M. w. Bruner
Riddle. Director Frobach is offering
$500 for the largest peach sent, ant
there are four wonderful specimen
now on display ia this contest.
willamette Valley: Globe Peache
by j. W, and W. f. Dodge of Corvallis
Gravenstein Apples, George Armstronp
Corvallis: Red Hybrid wheat 100 busa
els to the acre, Il, Berchtold, Cornelius
Plurbs, Mr. Corum, Eugene; Hop vines
of great interest, Fred Bynon, Salem
Bartlett Pears, w. j. Fullerton, Wal
rem, Columbia county.
Klamath: Soudan Grass, o feet higl
- II. II. Mccormack and p. r. Reams; On
/, ions, carrots, celery, red mitchelm; ,,
~ tatoes, cucumbers and cabbage, !
VI Newman, Klamath Falls; Turnips,
T. b. Moore, klamath Lake; Potatoes,
v 6. Ream Corn, +. II. Arrant, klamath
j.. Alfalfa, Elmer Appegate; Wheat oa
IT. and barley, Ezell Brothers, Merrill.
All of the booths need constant r
OF plenishing, and everything sent he
OF in used to the best Advantage possibl
NJ Scene of the fruit, grain and grasse
vegetables etc, does not arrive III pc
ar feet condition, and some of 1t is n
lr' superior display material, but is u.s.
'rs whenever and wherever possible.
nd certain instances there is fierce eanpe
IRE ton. and the directors and represent
by tvs here get discouraged over the ia
w ure to receive answers of any sort
the hundreds OF specific requests sc
me to well.known growers, firms, associ
ay tions, commercial clubs, etc. Greg
ct. is making a crcditable showing, but
,os could make a much better one if sol
,as more of the really Superior products
or. all sorts grown in Oregon were forwaT
,ci. ed.
Mn Where You Can Help.
nts If you are grower of either pea
md aples or fine vegetables and have ev
Io few choice ones with wnica you 4
nm IN willing to part, you can help the sil'
"p tion here very materially and assist
nee interesting the stranger in your parti'
ali lar section. For display purposes
at baskets, fifteen to twenty pears of u
all variety, If they are good lockers aud
uniform size, will be appreciated
tie mensely. And even six or eight t
lsi. notch aples for plate display will ma
hit. Pack the fruit well, each spc
of men by itself, place your name and
variety plainly on the box and send
IRE. express collect, such charges being pi
here providing the box is labeled, q
the gon Commission, Oregon Building, P
cen ANA Pacific international Expsitio.
!. For competition, pears must be
col. tered in commercial packages only
ami in two to five box lots, the half
hop of pears to be figured as commerc
tie pack, and two Of these are suffici
Who for one entry. Apples may be ente
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