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The Big AppU- Fort of the Walla Walla Commercial Club, which won Gist prize of $150 for the 

 best feature display entered by organizations at the Seventh National Apple Show, Spokane, 1914 



Cascade Lumber Company Special — Grower 

 from Yakima, Kittitas or Benton Counties who 

 scores highest in Kl-box class, Fred liensi>n. 

 North Yakima. Special prize of 7>iH) :ippU- 

 hr)xes. 



StM.i.i: Box (Contests 



First prize, .S~.50; second, §5; third, §3; 



fourth, $2. 



Arkansas Black- First, C. M. Holtzman, Zil- 

 l:ih. Wash.; second, Henry Van Marter, Oppor- 

 tunity, Wash.; third, S. M. Ensel, North Yak- 

 ima, Wash. ; fourth, I'rank Enqnist. Sclah, 

 Wash. 



Baldwin — First, Turner Brat lain, Otis Or- 

 chards, W^ash. ; second, James Rooke, Grand 

 I'orks, B. C; third, J. D. Godwin, Shorts Point, 

 IJ. C; fourth, R. M. Garvin, Meyers Falls, 

 Wash. 



Black Ben Davis— First, F. L. Pugh, Peach, 

 Wash.; second, Sherman Gatten, Mead. Wash.; 

 third, E. A. Schon, Vernon, B. C; fourth, R. A. 

 Jones. Spokane. 



Delicious — First, J. D. Godwin. Shorts Point. 

 B. C; second. Wellington Deitch, Wenatchee. 

 Wash.; third. Ernest Foster, Wenatchee, Wash. : 

 fourth, R. A. Jones, Spokane. 



Grimes (iolden^ — First, John Rengel, Spokane; 

 second, W. J. Enright, Chester, Wash.; third, 

 Henry Van Marter, Opportunitv, Wash.; fourth, 

 W. T. Robblns. Mead, Wash. 



Jonathan — l-'irst. Henry Van Marter, Oppor- 

 tunity, Wash.; second, J. C. Dun-Waters, Fin- 

 Iry, B. C. ; third, C. M. Lockwood. Opportunity, 

 Wash; fourth, J. Hurdslrum, Peach, Wash. 



King David — R. T. Smith, Greenacres, Wash. ; 

 second, J. M. Jackson, Opportunity, Wash.; 

 thJT'd, R. A. Jones. Spokane. 



Mcintosh Red^ — First, S. M. Young, Summer- 

 land, B. C. ; second, James Rooke, Grand Forks. 

 B. C. 



Northern Spy — First, George Craig, Summer- 

 land, B. C; second, H. C. Mellar, Summerland, 

 B. C; third, James Rooke, Grand Forks, B. C. ; 

 lonrth. R. A. Jones, Spokane. 



Rhode Island Greening — ^First, James Rooke. 

 (irand Forks. B. C. ; second, C. ^I. Lockwood. 

 Opportunity, Wash.; third, W. T. Robl>ins. 

 Mead, Wash.; fourth, R. A. Jones, Spokane. 



Rome Beauty — First, J. B. Schon. Wenatchee. 

 Wash.; second. Egbert Trask. Oyania, li. C. ; 

 third, Fred Jewell, Mabton, Wash.; fourth. 

 I*. J. O'Brien, Boundary. Wash. 



Spitzenberg — First. Fred A. Benson, North 

 Yakima, Wash.; second, V. Carr, North Yak- 

 ima, Wash.; third, J. D. Godwin, Shorts Point. 

 B. C.; fourth. Tuttle & Son. Opportunity, Wash. 



Stayman Winesaj) — First, W. S. Hess, North 

 Yakinia. Wash.; second, Fred A. Benson, North 

 Yakima. Wash.; third, J. Lawyer, Summerland. 

 B. C. ; fourth. A. A. Schmidt. North Yakima. 

 Wash. 



Tompkins King — 1-^irst, R. A. Jones, Spokane: 

 second, W. W. Rodwell, Hood River, Oregon; 

 third, H. Logan. Peachland, B. C. 



Wagener^Iirst, W. J. Enright, Cliester. 

 Wash.; secon<l. J. Wirtner, Mica, Wash.; third, 

 Hans Peterson, Mead. Wash.; fourth. P. J. 

 O'Brien, Boundary. Wash. 



Winesap — I'irst, J. B. Schon. Wenatchee, 

 Wash.; second, H. S. Budgell, North Yakima, 

 Wash.; third, Stanley Banch, Entiat, Wash. 



Winter Banana — First. W. S. Kelsey, Oppor- 

 tunity. Wash.; second. Tuttle S: Son, Opportu- 

 nity, Wash.; third, Joseph Burrows, Vernon, 

 n. C; fourth, J. B. Felts, Spokane. 



Yellow Newtown -First. S. M. Young, Sum- 

 merland, B, C. ; second. H. C. Mellar, Summer- 

 land, B. <:.; third. Mrs. W. W. Rodwell, Hood 



River, Oregon; fourth, C. M. Lockwood. Opjior- 

 tunity. Wash. 



White Winter Pennain — First, Stanley Ranch, 

 Entiat. Wash. 



FiVK-Box Lots 



I'irst prize, .S2.'); second, S;12.,">0; third, -§10. 



Arkansas Black — First, F. A. Brown, North 

 Yakima; second, R. H. Woods, Payette, Idaho; 

 third, F. B. Supleo, Payette. 



Baldwin — First, H. S. Monro. Summerland, 

 R. C.; second, R. M. Garvin. Meyers Falls, 

 Wash.; third, R. A. Jones, Spokane. 



Black Ben Davis I'ii si, R. A. Jones, Spo- 

 kane; second, 1'. I'.. Supleo, Pavette, Idaho; 

 third. F. L. Pugh, Peach, Wash. 



Ben Davis — I'irst. W. D. (Connor, North Yak- 

 ima ; second, Hans Peterson. Mead, Wash. ; 

 third, W^ A. Monroe, Sunset Prairie, Spokane. 



Delicious — Fiist. J. D. Godwin. Shorts Point, 



B. C; second, J. C. Dun-Waters, Fintry. B. C. ; 

 third, Ernest Foster, Wenatchee. 



Grimes Golden^ — First. John Bengel. Spokane; 

 second, W. J. Enright, Chester. 



Jonathan — First. W. H. Dunn, Op])ortunlty ; 

 second, J. M. Maloney. Hunters, Wash.; third, 



C. M. Lockwood, Opportunity, Wash. 

 Mcintosh Red — First, S. M. Young, Sununer- 



land, B. C.i second, James Rooke, Snnnnerland, 

 B. C. 



Rome Beauty — First, Fred R. Jewell, Mabton, 

 Wash.; second, N. V. Campbell, North Yakinia; 

 third, J. B. Schon, Wenatchee. 



Spitzenberg- I'irst, Roscoe Shelter. Sunny- 

 side, Wash.; second, J. D. Godwin, Shorts 

 Point. B. C; third, J. C. Dun- Waters, Fintrv, 

 R. C. 



Slayman — First, Fred A. Benson. North Yak- 

 ima; second, J. R. Fordyce, t)pi)ortunity. Wash. 



Tompkins King — Third, R. A. Jones, Spo- 

 kane. 



Wagener — First, E. A. Schon, Vernon, B. C. ; 

 second. Joseph Burrows, Vernon, B. C; third, 

 W. T. Bobbins. Mead. Wash. 



Winesap — First, \ugust \Voodyard, Sunny- 

 side, Wash.; second, C. W. Tuebner, Opportu- 

 nity; third, W. E. Kirkpatrick, Omak, Wash. 



Winter Banana — First. A. B. Allinson, Op- 

 porlimitj'; second, 1'. H. Waters, Selah, Wash.; 

 third, J. B. Felts. Spokane. 



Winter Per ma in — First, Sherman Galten, 

 Mead. Wash. 



Yellow Newtown— First, H. C. Mellar, Sum- 

 merland. B. C. ; second, J. B. Schon, W^enatchce; 

 third. John Scott, Wenatchee. 



Northern Spy^First, James Rooke, Grand 

 Forks, B. (;. ; second, R. A. Jones, Spokane. 



Five ditTerent varieties — First. C. M. Lock- 

 wood. Oppoitunitv ; second, T. Tribe. Peach, 

 Wash. 



Ti;n-Box Lots 



First prize. ^10; second jirize, ?2.'); third 



prize, .^20. 



Arkansas Black — First, Henry Van Marter, 

 Opportunity, Wash. 



Delicious — I'irst, Wellington Deitch. We- 

 natchee; second, V. C. Merrill. Mabton; third, 

 Ernest Foster, Wenatchee. 



(irimes Golden— b'irst, W. J. l-^nrighl, (Ches- 

 ter. 



Jonathan — First, C. M. I-^ockwood. Opixntu- 

 nity; second Emerson Brothers, Peach. 



Rome Beauty — First, J. R. Schon, Wenatchee; 

 second, Fred Jewell, Mabton; third, Thouias 

 Hooker, Spokane. 



Spitzenberg — I'irst, Fred Benson, North Y'ak- 

 ima. 



Winter Banana i-'irst. Joseph Burrows. Ver- 

 non, B. C; secomi, Tredinnock I-'arnis. Mica. 



Wagener l"irsl, E. A. Schon, Vejiion, B. (.. 

 second. W. T. Bobbins, Mead ; third, J. It. 

 I'elts, Sjiokane. 



Winesap — First, J. B. Schon, Wenatchee; 

 second. C. W. Tuebner. Opportunity. 



SWKKI'STAKES PrIZKS IN BoX Al'PI.K 



Competitions 



To the exhibitors having (he largest number 

 of boxes in the prize-winning class of all box 

 c'lmpetitjons : 



C. M. Loekwood, Oppoilunily. Wash., first. 

 ^U\ an<l grand prize di])loina. 



W. J. Eniight. Cliester. Wash., second, $20. 



FiVK-BoX SWEEPSTAKIiS 



To the exhibitors winning {he most prizes in 

 the five-box lots: 



R. A. Jones, Spokane, first, .S20. 



C. M. Lockwood, J. B. Schon, J. D. Godwin. 

 J. C. Dun-Waters and I'. B. Supleo tied for 

 second prize of SIO. 



Gi^NERAL District Disi-i.avs 



Lot No. 1 — Best general collective display 

 fiom irrigated land, shown by commercial 

 clubs, associations, unions, counties or dis- 

 tricts. First prize, .^100. Sprikane Valley dis- 

 play, comprising Greenacres. Opportunity and 

 Otis, Wash. 



Original and Attractive Feature Displays 



Lot No. 1 — By district, association, lodge, 

 society, county or union. First, $150, Walla 

 Walla Commercial Club; second, $100, Cash- 

 mere Fruit Growers' Union; third, Prosser 

 (Commercial Club. 



Lot No. 2 — By an individual. I'irst, Sl.Mi, 

 Fanny Break, Spokane; second. ^100, Edith A. 

 Proudfiit, Fairfield; third. William Siebels. 

 Spokane. 



Lot No. 3— By a firm, corporation, etc., foi 

 advertising purposes. First, -SlOO, North Pa- 

 cific' Fruit Distributois. Spokane. 



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