Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-12-08

:. W. Minis. The appointive Off
,ers will be named at a later
Meeting.
AWARDS MADE FOR
APPLES AND OTHER FRUITS
Ashland as great fruit raising
center was given an impetus at the
Winter Fair when the products ex-
hibited by the local orchardists were
brought in. The only difficulty pre-
scented TO the judges was to classify
them as to merit, for the display Is
one OF the finest ever got together
at any one time in Ashland, and few
of the spectators visiting the fair
realized such extraordinarily fine APP
pies were raised within the confines
of the city and surrounding district.
First prize on the box OF Newtown
apples was awarded to Mrs. Anna
Zigler. This was judged not so much
for the size of the fruit contained in
the box, as for the uniform size OF
commercial apples and the excellence
of its pack. Much praise is bestowed
on Mrs. Zigler, as her orchard is one
of the finest in this section OF the
valley, and practically the whole care
and work of keeping 1t up is done
by her individually.
Judges on the fruit were N. S. Ben
nett OF Medford and Prof +. c. Rel
mer of the Southern Oregon expert
ment station, and the prize winners
were named as follows.
Plate Exhibits.
Yellow Newtown-First prize, A.
H. Davenhill; second prize, ]. Gyger.
Delcious-First prize, G. NJ. Frost !
second prize. J. Gyger.
Winter Banana--First prize. G.
M. Frost second prize. Albert John
son.
Spitzenburg-First prize, o. Gus
tafson; second prize. ]. Gyger.
Baldwin-First prize, Albert John
son. No cOmDetitiOn, winner receives
second money.
Gano-First prize, ]. A. Gear: sec
ond prize, Albert Johnson.
Grimes Golden--First prize, ]. A.
Gear. No competition, winner re-
ceves second money
Slayman Winesap-First prize. o.
Gustafson. No competition, winner
receives second money.
King David-First prize, Albert
Johnson; second prize, o. Gustafson.
Bellflower-.-Flrst prize, Albert
Johnson. No competition. winner
ItCtlNtS otCOnu liiObSFs
Special--First prize. A. Johnson.
No competition, winner receives Sec
ond money.
Winter Bartlett Pear--First prize.
A. II. Davenhill No competition,
winner receives second money.
Box Exhibits.
Swaar-First prize. Albert John
son. No competition, winner receives
second money.
King David-First prize. Albert
Johnson. No competition, winner re-
ceives second money.
Winter Banana--Flrst prize. Isaac
Bailey: second prize, Albert Johnson
Ben Davis-First prize, Isaac Bal
ley. No competition. winner receives
second money.
Spitzenburg-First prize. ID. A.
Owens: second prize, Isaac Bailey.
Delicious First prize, Albert John
son; second prize, Isaac Bailey.
Special---Flrst prize. Albert John.
son. No competition. winner re-
ceives second money.
Black Ben Davls-First prize. AL.
bert Johnson. No competition. win
ner receives second money.
NewtOwn--First prize. Mrs. AIMS
Zigler: second prize. D. A. Owens.
Nut Exhibits.
Walnuts--First prize, r. A. John
SON. second prize, o. Gustafson.
Almonds-Mrs. II. o. Anderson
No competition, winner receives sec
ond money.
Other exhibits receiving worthy
mention consist Of box each Of
dried peaches and pears shown by c
A. utter.
A plate OF fine large hickorynuti
exhibited by George Virgil Gillette
received worthy mention.
Albert Johnson also has on exhibi
tion some exceptionally fine Chimes,
persimmons. and II. H. Leavitt dis
plays two plates OF lucious Japanes'
persimmons. No prizes were arrans
ed for these. but they are worthy o
honorable mention.