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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1908)
to ATTEHDANGE MORE THAN FIRST DAY Horse Show Draws Larger Crowds of Society to Ori- ental Building. u TWO EXHIBITS ARE ADDED III Eh Jumper Makes Tire TVr-t Eight Inches Tandem Pairs Driven by Children Bring Applause. Judging Is Complimented. BUTE rtbbots woy Helen W. Farrell. 1. Mrs. V. W. Leadbetter. 3. J. w. Considine. Jr., 1. Don Tarpiey. 1. Paul Weseiitfer, 1. J. p. Porter. Vancouver, Wash., 9. Mrs. J. W. Coasldln, S. Henry Metier, 1. Samuel Elmore, 1. Otto Breyman, 2. Holmes Transfer Company. 1. Jamas Nlcol. 1. Meier & Frank Co.. 1. J. P. Crane, 1. R. H. Jenkns. 1. F. VT. Leadbetter. L D. E. Frederick. 1. K M. Lazarus. 1. J. D. Farrell. 2. 4 Once again society, with its. women handsomely gowned and Its men smartly groomed, paid homage to the King of Portland just now, the horse, and the audience tha Journeyed to the Oriental building at the Lewis and Clark Fair grounds was larger by at least 1000 than yesterday. The programme offered for the second day of the Hunt Club Horse Show was even better. If such a thing were possible, than that of the first day, and beyond a doubt the gowns worn by the vomen were even handsomer than those worn on the opening night. The programmes shown in the after noon and in the evening held the atten tion of every one. In the afternoon so Interested became the throng that they were loath to leave when the last class was shown. The masterful high Jump ing of J. D. Farrell's Fox Catcher, the high school drill by the riders of the Hunt Club, together with special features and Judging of the various classes... held the people until long after 11 o'clock. Clnb Will Make No Money. Last year when the Hunt Club served notice that it was to hold a vHoree Show, there was doubt In the minds of many that It would be successful. It was not from a financial point for the Hunt Club, but It was as a show. This year the club will not make any money, perhaps not more than Just enough to pay ex penses, but as was the case last year, the show, as a Horse Show, 1b one great success. It has proven that Portland's prominent people can get, and within a year, as handsome horseflesh and equi pages as are seen In any show ring in this or any other country. Nothing now save a disaster of some sort can mar lis success and the splendid display and the perfect management of the show Is due to the earnest and untiring efforts of the officers of the Hunt Club and Its members, who have for months devoted their time to It at the cost of their own interests. Nothing anywhere could have been grander to see than the high Jumping of Fox Catcher and when Mr. Farrell's big Irish hunter cleared the bars at 6 feet 4 Inches, the vast audience present ap plauded the effort for fully five minutes. Fox Catcher certainly won the hearts of the Portland public and no better horse manship could have been seen anywhere than that of Jockey Harris. Mr. Farrell ateo came in for congratu lations and he was Justly proud of Fox Catcher's performance. Frank, Otto Freyman's honse, ridden by William Waiters, also fenced nicely, but he Is not In the Irishman's class as a hiirh jumper. High School Drill Good. The high school drill was a fine exhi bition of riding and hteh school drill. It as the last of the lengthy programme, hut by no means the least Important. There were 16 riders In the class, all well mounted. The ladies and gentlemen who rode and their mounts were: Miss Belie Alnsworth on Mowitza. Ml Mabel Lawrence on Sunday Mark, Miss Carrie Flanders on Roy. Miss Eva Kiernan on Tony, Miss Kate Gile on Cricket. Miss A M. Cronin on Brus sells, Mrs. James Nicol on The Duchess. Mrs. F. G. Buffum on Hlg Bear. R. H. Jenkins on Jane. Kugene Op penhelmer on Gibson Boy, Thomas rVott Brooke on Joe Jewett, William Walters on Blackie. Dr. William Wood on Snap. Joe Cronin on Rattler, E. T. Chase on Jullthia. R. B. Lambson on Topsy. Prizes for Draft Horses. The evening programme opened with horses used in business, both In the delivery service and in the heavy teaming, and they shared honors with the artistocratlo equlnes used for pleasure and display. The class of single delivery wagons, those used dally on the city Btreets. was a nice showing. but the exhibition that caught the fancy of the audience was the handsome four-ln-hand heavy draft horses. When these appeared in the ring last night, with manes and tails gorgeously decorated and mov ing with stately, ponderous tread, they caught the admiring eyes of the audi ence as quickly as did the high-stepping cocky horses used for pleasure. The blue for the heavy four-in-hands went to the four big bays owned by the Holman Transfer Company and the four that has hauled to many door steps the fuel that is burned, owned by the Portland Slabwood Company was second. The Welnhard Brewery Company's four was third, and Dris coll Comer's four was fourth. Mrs. Oonsidine Help Show. Mrs. J. W. Considine, whose entries have done much to add interest to the show, not only by the handsome horses she add her son have shown, but by her driving as well, woo the blue In the tandem class, with Sunshine and Belle Brandon. During the exhibition in the ring the team was In difficulty several times, because the traces on the leader were too long, but Vn spite of this they won over Mr. Farrell's The Premier and Merry Widow. J. 3. Crane added another ribbon to his col lection, when Halite C. won the blue In the class for trotters. The red went to D. E. Frederick's Helen. The judges had IS entries to Judge In the ladles saddle class, but In keep ing with the exceedingly fine work of Mr. Hobart and Mr. Bey lard, the blue ribbon was properly placed. It went to Iva J., owned by K a Jenkins, and ridden by Miss Belle Alnswortb, Duchess, owned by M. I Holbrook, and ridden by James NicoL won the red, and Oregon Boy. owned and ridden by Miss Sally J. Lead better, was awarded the yellow. Jack o' Diamonds, owned by Mrs. C. H. Lewis and ridden by Mrs. A. A. Cronin, won the white. Miss Sally J. Leadbetter, driving Lady Tuck, owned by Mrs. F. W. Leadbetter. also won the blue ribbon In the class for phaetons driven by a lady. Mrs. J. W. Considine also added to her collection of blue ribbons with Sunshine and Belle Brandon In the class for pairs to be shown to a lady's phaeton. Beylard Drives Four-ln-Hand. Only one four-ln-hand was shown In class X. but In spite of this, the audlenoe was vastly Interested in this event be cause Mr. Beylard, who Is without ques tion one of the best whips In the country, took the box and drove. The four was F. W. Leadbetter's Lady Tuck. Lord Nip, Monte ' Chrlsto and Bessie L, and Mr. Beylard gave an exhibition of handling fours that but few in the city have ever witnessed. It Is no wonder that Mr. Beylard received the continued applause of the audience and the cheering from the men who knew, who were in the background. The sporting tandem was something new and novel for Portland. There were three enters In this class, which called for hunters in the lead of the teems. E. M. Loxarus, whose tandem was the sportiest, with the clever driving of his tandem team and his jumping , of Juan Balardo. won the blue. The red went to F. W. Leadbetter. Mr. Lead better's driving was far from hts usual form and several times he was In diftl culty with his leader. Monte Chrlsto; neither did he make Monte Chrlsto take his fences as he should have. The yellow went to T. T. Strain, who drove well and who fenced beautifully with Anti pope. Ponies Refuse Hurdles. In the children's pony class, under saddle, the blue went to Master J. W. Considlne's Quality Queen. Buster re ceived the yellow and Bonnie, ridden bv Miss Margaret Kerr, the red. The white ribbon decorated Bob, owned and ridden by Master George T. Willett. The hurdle-Jumping, by members of the Juvenile Hunt Club, was a keen dis appointment to the youngsters, who tried their ponies over the Jumps in vain. In spite of the refusal of sev eral of the ponies to take the Jumpsthe. spectators were full of ad miration for the pluck and daring shown by the little riders. In this class . v. kIi.a vant tn Flatv owned and jumped by Master Don Tarpley. Apache J5I11, owned ana naaen vy jihsici . A. Daniels, received the red, the yellow aiv n Tninmv lumned hv Master Leo Baruh and the white to Brownie, ridden by Master Kicnara v urnou Miss Leadbetter Gets Two Bines. Mrs. F. W. Leadbetter's handsome pair of blacks, driven by Miss Sally J. Leadbetter, won the blue ribbon In the class for the best pair to be driven by ladles. Pitted against Mrs. Leadbetter's pair was Lady Arva and Lord Nelson, driven by Miss Bernice Baker, of Ta coma. The blue went to Mrs. Leadbet ter's Lady Tuck and Lord Nip. There was only one entry In class 30, for a horse driven to a rumble phaeton, and -the blue was awarded to Mrs. F. W. Leadbetter's Lady Tuck, also driven Dy Miss Sally J. Leadbetter. The speed class for pacers brought four speed marvels together, and Paul Wesslnger's Hal B. won the blue over his famous black mare Alta Cora. The red ribbon in this class went to Crocket, owned by A. L. Powell, and the yellow to Alta Cora. Lizzy C, owned by Frank J. Richardson, was awarded the white. Children's Events in Afternoon. The afternoon programme contained several events in which children ex hibited their ponies, both under sad dle and In harness, but It was under the saddle that the kiddles excelled, and once more the proud boast was made good that the City of Portland had more children riders and better riders than any other city in the United States. Even the judgea, who both have had world-wide experience at horse shows, both at home and abroad, were agree ably surprised at the class of 19 little riders, all of them riding and control lng their mounts In masterly fashion, and with a confidence rarely found even In grown-ups. It was a class that quickly caught the spectators and the applause which they received as they paraded around the ring must have pleased them mightily. The first class to be judged was the pony-driving class. Miss Helen Wads worth Farrell. driving her toppy little horse Clover, won the blue, and the red went to little Miss Mercle Knight's Millie Skewbald. The real surprise of the afternoon, however, came when the horses suit able for cavalry purposes were Judged and Wallace L., owned by J. W. Porter, of Vancouver, Wash., won the blue rib bon over Joe Jewett, owned by Scott Brooke, who won blue ribbons both at Seattle and Portland last year In this same class, at which, of course, Wallace "U was not shown. Mrs. J. W. Considine, driving her high-stepping chustnut mare. Sunshine, was given the blue ribbon in the gig class. Miss Farrell, driving Merry Widow, received the red and Miss Baker with Lady Arva, received the yellow. RKSVI.TS AT AFTERNOON FROGRASDU CIam 78. Ponies undr 12 hands 1 inches -Clover, gr. r . MIps Helen W. Farrell, first; Millie, Skew bold M., Miss Marc la. Knight, second. Class 31. Fair of geldings not exceeding 16 hands t Inches; horses count BO per cent, appoint mont BO per cent; to be driven by a lady Lady Tuck, blk m.. Lord Nip, b!k g Mrs. F. W. Leadbetter, first; Lady Arva, ch. m.. Lord Nelson, ch. g Mist Bernice Baker, second. Class 79 Ponies IS hands S Inches and not ex ceeding 1 hands 1 Inch Quality Queen, J. fir -A -- -mk 5- ; - - mm : - : -- , r" f S""" j HIM - i J f, H . . " - - . " '! 1 ,i iW .- N-N ; I ; ; l QIALITT IEEX, R1DDEX BV MASTER J. W. CO8IDLE JR. (PONY SADDLE CLASS). TH"E MURING' OREGOVTAX SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, HK8. ! - JUDGES AT PORTLAND 4 r D. fci. Beylard. W. Considine, Jr., Seattle, first: Bonnie; bay g.. Miss Margaret Ayer, second; Buster, ch. K: James Nicol, third; Bob, bay ., George T. Willett, fourth. Special Class. Junior Hunt Club Flaxy. Don Tarplsy, first: Apache Bill. J. Q. A. Daniels, second; Tommy, Leo Garuh, third; Brownie, Rich ard Wilmot, fourth. Class SO. Mane or gelding not exceeding 15 hands Ijedy Tuck, blk m.. Mrs. F. W. Leadbettsr. first, only entry. Class 15. Pacers: must have a record of 1:40 or better Hal B., br. a, Paul Wesslnger, first; Crotchet, bay g., A. L. Powell, second; Alta Cora, blk m.. Paul Wesslnper, third; Llssis C, bay m., F. J. Richardson, fourth. Class 63. Thoroughbred saddle mares or geldings over 16 hands 2 Inches Wallace, oh. g.. J. P. Porter, Vancouver, Wash., first; J. H. Bennett br. g., W. M. Davis, second: Ore gon Boy. ch. g.. Miss Sally J. Leadbetter. Camus. Wash., third; Will Wehrung. ch. g., Mrs. F. G. Buffum, fourth. Class 42. Horses not exceeding 15 hands J inches, to be shown to a gig; horses 60 per cent, appointments 60 per cent; to be driven by amateurs Sunshine, ch. m., J. W. Con sidine, Seattle, first; Merry Widow, blk. m.. Maplewood Farm, second; Lady Arva, Miss Bernice Baker, Tacoma, third. Class 06. Polo ponies not over 14 hands t Inches, to be shown with mallet Cricket, ch. ., Henry Metzgor, first; Caesar, br. g.. Dr. G. B. Breuere, second; Dexter, bay g., George Bates, Jr., third; Babe, bay M.. Frederick Porter, Vancouver, fourth. Class S. Trotters over 16 hands 1 Inch, not ex ceeding IS hands 1 Inch; shown to appro priate vehicle Crystal, br. m, Samuel El inors, first; Hallle, c. c. m.. J. S. Crane, second; Homer S.. blk.. g., D E. Frederick, third; Aleberry, bay g. Charles Wright, fourth. Class 68. Geldings. 4 years old and over, 16 hands 1 inch and over Wallace L., ch. g.. J. P. Porter, Vancouver. Wash., first: Joe Jewett, br. g.. Thomas Scott Brooke, second ; al sntlne. ch. g., Thomas Scott Brooke, third; no name, bay g., Andrew Kerr, fourth. Class 43. Mares or geldings not exceeding 16 hands j Inches, to be shown befors a gig Merry Widow, blk. m.. Maplewood Farm. Benton Wade, first; Belle Brandon, ch. m.. J. w. Considine. Seattle, second; Lady Arva, ch. m., Bernice A- Baker, Tacoma, Wash., third. Class 69. Horses suitable to become hunters; horses up to carrying 10 pounds or over Frank, bay g Otto Breyman, first; Jullthia, br. m.. Miss Anne Shogren. second; Chum, blk. g.. Miss A.' M. Markham. third. EVENING PROGRAMME. Class 82- Slngls delivery Don. gr. g.. Meier A Frank Company, first: Bessie, gr. m.. Brown. "Tale Co.. sreond; Maggie, gr. m., Wells-Fargo Company, third; Don, b. g. Bay City Market, fourth. Class 82. Tandem class, mares or geldings. 14 hands 1 inch, but not exceeding 15 hands 1 Inch. Kunshlne. ch. m.. and Bell Brandon, ch. m., owned by John W. Considine. Seattle, first; The Premier b. g. and and Merry Widow blk. m., owned by Maplewood Farm, Renton. Wash., second. Class 13. Trotters (must have record of 2:40 or better). Hallle C, ch. m.. owned by J. S. Crane, first: Helen, br. m., owned by D. 12. Fredrick, Seattle. Wash., second. Class 61. lady's saddle horse over 15 hands 2 Inches, to be ridden by a lady. Iva J.. eh. m.. 1 owned by R. H. Jenkins, rtrst; Dutchess, ch. m.. owned by M. L. Holbrook. second; Oregon Bov. ch. g., owned by Miss Sallle BLUE RIBBON WINNERS IN 7 t- - "? - v It - , ' , ' " ' t t W 4 . - Otrv , t ! uf: :! I . Yf 1 j isp, :4 .... .. -" ..." L4 ! t it1 J f - t I k w' I HUNT CLUB HORSE SHOW t fy:-.:- -iff; V: ffS X c- .i - Walter Scott Hobart. J. Lrfsadbetter. third; Jack of Diamonds, blk. g., owned by Mrs. C. H. Lewis, fourth. Class 28. Pair of mares or geldings. 14 hands 1 IncTi and not exceeding 15 hands, to be shown to a lady's phaeton. Horses to count 60 per cent, appointments 40 per cent. Sunshine, ch. m., and Belle Beaudon, ch. m., owned by J. W. Considine. Seqtte. Wash., first. Class 34. Mares or geldings 15 hands and over, to be shown before a coach, drag, body brske or other suitable vehicle. Lady Tuck and Lord Nip, Monte Christo and Bessie L-, first. Class 65. Mares or geldings over 15 hands . 2 inches. Black Diamond, blk. g.. owned by Mrs. J. W. Considine, Seattle, first; Blue eyes, bay m., owned by Henry L. Corbett, second. Class 85. Heavy draft team, four-in-hand. Prince, bay. g., Clyde, bay. g., Lucy, bay. g., Ben, bay g.. owned by Holman Transfer Com pany, first; Neith, gr. g.. George, gr. g., Minnie, blk. m.. Nig, blk. g.. owned by Portland Slab Wopd Company second: Dick, bay g., Frank, bay g., Salem, bay g.. Prince, bay g., owned by Welnhard Brewing Com pany, third; Joe. bay g.. Blaze, bay g., Tom, bay g.. Kid, bay g., owned by Drlscoll & Collier Transfer Co.. fourth. Class 64. Horses over 15 hands 2 inches up to carrying 180 pounds Shamrock, bay g.. owned by James Nicol, Hillsdale, Or., first; Dutchess, ch. m., owned by M. L. Holbrook. Btcond; Reliable, bay g.. owned by Samuel H. Kramer, New York, third: Gypsy, sorrel m., owned by J. Wesley Ladd, fourth. Class 88. Sporting tandem, wheeler to be 15 hands 2 Inches or over to 1 shown first as a tandem, then the leader to be saddled in the ring and ridden over regulation hurdles. Tandem to count 50 per cent, performance over Jumps 40 per cent, appointments lO per cent. Juan Blardo and Shamrock, bay g., owned by B. N. Laxarus. -first; Bessie L.. bay m.. and Monte Chrlsto. gray g.. owned by F. W. Leadbetter. second: Antlpope, bay g., and Topsy, bay m., owned by T. T. Strain and R. B. Larason, third. Class 20. Mares or geldings. 15 bands and not ex ceeding 15 hands 3 Inches, to be shown to an appropriate vehicle Lady Tuck. blk. m.. owned by Mrs. F. W. Leadbetter, first; Captain Caprice, b. g., owned by Mrs. H. A. Kyer, Seattle, Wash. ; second; Lady Arva, chest, m., owned by Bernice A. Baker, of Tacoma, third; Thistle, ch. g., ownjd by James Nicol. Hillsdale. Or., fourth. Class 3. Pair of mares or geldings, 15 hands 1 inch or over, to be Judged 'for conforma tion, quality, style, substance and all around good action; must have good man ners, stand quietly and back wellr to he shown before a brougham Lady Tuck, blk. m., and Lord Nip. blk. g.. owned by Mrs. F. W. Leabetter, first; Black Chief, blk. g.. and Hindoo Prince, blk. g., owned by Theo. B. Wilcox, second; Citizen, ch. g., and Civilian, ch. g., owned by Mrs. C. H. Lewis, ttlrd. Class 72. Open jumping class, best performance over three consecutive Jumps, horses to carry not less than 140 pounds Frank, bay g., owned by Otto Breyman, first; Oleta, br. m., owned by D. A. Pattullo. second; Will Wehrung. ch. g , owned by Mrs. F. a. Buf fum. third; Jullthia. br. m., owned by Miss Anne Shogren, fourth. Class 73. High Jump, ths trial to commence at 4 feet, bars to be raised at discretion of the Judges Fox Catcher, br. g.. owned by Maplewood Farm, Renton, Wash., first; Frank, bay g., owned by Otto Breyman, second. FOR THE HORSE SHOW Visit the diningr-room of the Nor tonia after the Horse Show. Fine decora tions, splendid music, excellent service. THREE CLASSES AT HORSE S FLAXY, RIDDEN BY DON TARPI.EV (JUNIOR HUNT CLVB JUMPING CLASSJ. STILL IRE EGLAT Society Turns Out Even More for Horse Show. INFORMALITY IN BOXES Pleasant Comradeship at Pro grammes of Premier Society ETent Beautiful Jewels and Charming Women in Boxes. Equally as brilliant as the opening per formance was the Horse Show last nieht. There was decidedly more infor mality apparent while promenading and visiting in the boxes was general. Handsome gowns. Jewels and furs were In evidence and the whole affair was marked by an easy friendliness that Is a decided advance over anything in the line of comradeship that has been known here. The attendance on the part of the smart set was in excess of even the opening performance. More of the box-holders were In evidence at yesterday's perfor mances than at the opening night, which Is considered quite remarkable consider ing that the horse show Is still something of a novelty.' As a social event the show has realised the most sanguine hopes of its promoters and there is no reason why this should not be a regularly established annual event for certainly local society has dem onstrated Its ability to rise to the occa sion and make as much of It as could be expected in any community. Those occupying boxes at the after noon programme are as follows: 1 Mrs. M. Wiley, Mrs. M. McKay. Mrs. P'ai-MrsnH.' M. Carlock. Mrs. C. B. Baker, Mrs. J. A. Cranston, Mrs. Frank Rig"- 3 Mrs. A. J. Bingham. Misses Myrtle. Grace and Louise Bingham. Miss Marcla Parker and Miss Shirley Flske. 4 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Porter, Mrs. V,. H Baker. Mrs. H. M. Randall. Miss Baker Masters Lawrence and Frederick Porter and Porter Randal, Mr. C. Slmes. 0 Miss Martha D. Bevolse. Miss Mar guerite Schwab, Miss Willa Smith, Miss Ruth Connell. 6 Captain and Mrs. Herbert Shaw, Cap tain and Mrs. Clifford Game. Captain and Mrs. H. E. Knight. T Miss Nona Lawler, Miss Effle John stone. Miss Esther Olsen. Mrs. Gecrge M. Adams. Mrs. Meyer Hlrscb, Mrs. Charles Stevenson. . s Mrs. D. Halley-."Jorrle, Mrs. L M. Luckey, Miss Blanche Luckey. 10 Mrs. W. L Brewster, Miss C- Latta, Miss Guild, Miss Teal. 11 Miss Helen Dader, Miss Jocelyn Foulkes. Mrs. Arthur O. Jones, Mr. William W. Eldredge. 12 Mrsi W. B. Fechhelmer, Mrs. A. E. McKay. Mrs Frank Nau, Mrs. A. McCal man. Jirs. C. D. Bruun. Mrs. W. O. Van Schuyver, Master Adrian McCalman 13 Mrs. James Muckle, Mrs. M. D. Groves. 16 Mrs. Edward Cooklngham, Mrs. B. G. Whitehouse. Mrs. P. C. Schuyler, Mrs. Anna Van Rensselaer, Mrs. E. B. Coman, Mrs. M. D. Stsers. Mrs. F. G. Oehme. 19 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCord. Dr. and Mrs. Dyott. Dr. and Mrs. Fouikes, Mrs. Henry Waldo Coe, Mrs. C. J. O'Gorman. 20 Mrs. Otto Breyman, Miss C. Camp bell, Mrs. George Nicholson, Mrs. John Rob inson. Mrs. Payne. Miss C. Sherlock, Mrs. S. Walter, Mrs. Oskar Huber. 21 Miss S. A. Lawrence, Miss Mabel Law rence, Mrs. George Lawrence, Jr., Miss An nie Lawrence, Mr. George Allen Lawrence, Masters Teddy Wilcox, Freddie Jacobs, Jean and Donald Skene. 22 Mrs. A. B. Steinbach, the Misses Bteinbach, Miss Carrie Hexter. Miss Helen Hexter. Mrs. I. N. Llpman. Miss H. Lauer. 23 Mrs. D. J. Beakey. Mrs. J. W. Beakey, Miss lzetta Jewel, Miss Hazel Jewel, Mrs. Jewel Kenney, Mrs. J. T. O'Brien, Miss T. Donnerberg. Mr. T. W. Bonney. 24 Mrs. William Jones, Miss Failing, Mrs S. F. Hamilton, Miss Elizabeth Jones, Miss Esther Jones, Miss Elizabeth Green, Master Henry Failing. 25 Miss Hlrsch, Miss Clementine Hlrsch, Mrs Ben Selling. Mrs. Herman Thannhau ser, Mrs. E. Sichel. Mrs. Jacob Meyer. 28 Mrs. Graham Glass, Miss C. Cook. 27 Mrs. Henry Hewitt. Mrs. Robert Hewitt. Mrs. H. L. Mather, Mrs. S. B. Linthlcum. 2g Mrs. A. Feldenheimer, Mrs. A. Wolf. Miss May Louise Feldenhelmer, Miss Ada Nolan, Mrs. Wallace McCamant. 29 Mrs. Alien Lewis, Mrs. Norman Lang. Mrs. William Biddle, Mrs. W. S. Ladd. Mr. John Barrett. 30 Mrs F. S. Stanley, Mrs. H. E. Lytle, Mrs. Charles Dierke, Mrs. E. Ayres, Miss A. M. Marquam, Mrs. Joseph Goodman, lf Helen Wakeman, Miss Cornelia St31 Mrs. Harry Bladen, Mrs. David Lewis, Mrs D. C. Honeyman, Miss Dolpb, Miss B. Falling. Miss A. Strong. 82 Mrs. Florence Sullivan, Miss Jen nings Miss V. Barenstecher, Miss . Sylvia Monh'elmer. Miss Considine, Miss R. Consi dine. Master J. W. Considine. g3 Mrs. J. -C. Zan, Mrs. Charles Hurley, Mrs N. E. Ayer, Miss Laura Smith, Mr. Harry Lltt, Mr. Russel Smith, Miss Mar garet Ayer, Miss Zulette London. 34-Mrs. J. W. Cruthers, Miss Becky Bid die, Miss Matda Hart, Miss Hazleton Will lams. Miss Florence Tongue, Miss Frohman, Miss Wesslnger. 35 Mrs. F. O. Downing, Mrs J. G. Mack. Mrs. Joseph Barrett. Mrs. T. H. McAllls. gMlss Ellen L. Mills, Mr. Tallman Mills, Miss Margaret Hewitt. Miss Lewis Masters, John and Ernest Tucker. Robert and Hunt Lewis, Miss Lewis. 37 j,r L H. Burton, Mrs. J. A. Hertz man, Mrs. W. L. Clarke, Mrs. S. A. Middle ton. Mrs. J. E. Gantenbein. Mrs. B. F. Ste vens, Mr. Charles Gallienf. 2jr and Mrs. Gordon Voorhles, Mra William Biddle and children, Mrs. Walter F's9MtsL S. Heltahu, MJss Heltshu, Miss Baker, of Tacoma. 40 Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shevlln, Mrs. Walter Burrell. 4L Miss Williams, Mrs. Minott, Mra Warren. . 42 Mr. Paul Wessinger, Mr. Henry Wag ner, Mr. Ferdinand Sechtem. 43 Mrs. O. P. M. Jamison, Mrs. William HOW va.i" irnl frs. James Falling. Miss Hen rietta H. Failing. Miss Kathryn McKenxie. MIsb Harriet Clnton. Miss Henrietta C. Falling. I . 44 Mrs. elen Ladd Corbett, Mrs. Henry Ladd Corbett. Mrs. William S. Biddle. Miss Judith Minor.jf Seattle; Mrs. Thomas Kerr. Miss Flanders, Mrs. L. Allen Lewis, Mrs. Thomas Sharpe. Mrs. Holt C. Wilson, Mrs Normsn Lang. Miss Falling. j 43 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew La Id taw and Miss Elinor Laldlaw. of Spokane; Mr. J. D. Farrell aud Miss Helen Wadsworth Farrell. of Seattle; Miss Flanders. 46 Mrs. W M. Wallace. Mrs. Fred War ren, of Astoria; Mr. E. D. McKee. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Elmore and Miss E. Elmore, of Astoria 47 Mrs. S. M. Mears, Mrs. C. Burkhardt, Miss A. Friendly, Miss Elizabeth Cadweil. Mrs. Henry E. Jones. 48 Mrs Cyrus A. Dolph, Mra H. W. Corbett. Mra F. M. Warren, Mrs. Charles K. Ladd, Mrs. C. E. fl. Wood, Mrs. George Davis, of Vancouver. Wash. ; Mrs. Donald McKay. Mrs. Walter V. Smith. 49 Miss Martha Whiting, Mrs. Sarah Mc Cully, Miss Dorothy Huber. Miss Evelyn Carey, Miss Katherlne Holbrook, Miss Katherlne Hart. Mrs. M. L. Holbrook, Mrs. J. D. Hart. 50 Mrs. Henry Hausman, Mrs. Leon Hlrsch. Mrs. Theodore Bernhelm, Mrs. Lud wlg Hlrsch, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Jackson. Miss Mae Oppenheimer. 51 Miss Alta Smith. Miss Llndley Mor ton. Miss Caroline Kamm, Miss Parker, Miss Bess Parker, Mrs. H. C Wortman. 52 Mrs. John Kiernan, Miss Eva Kier nan, Miss Shogren. Mrs. Bert Palmer, Mrs. J. H. Murphy, Mrs. A. H. Anderson and Miss Reilly, of Seattle; Mr. E. T. Chase. 53 Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell, of Seattle; Miss Judith Scott, Miss Belle Robertson, of Seattle; Mr. Charles F. Loedlng. 54 Miss Leslie Knapp. Miss Genevieve Thompson, Miss Frances Wilsoif, Mrs. Thomas Sharp, Miss Grace Munro, Miss Grace Warren, Miss Claire Houghton, Miss Josephine Smith, Miss Adeline Webster. 05 Miss Dagma Korell, Miss Rena Prud homme. Miss Mabel Beck, Mrs. Rose Metschan. Mrs. H. W. Skuse. 66 Mrs. E. R. EldredgeS Miss Chios Sraoot. of Salt Lake City: Miss Mary Wln tler. Miss Ruth Wlntler and Miss Nan Dan iels, of Vancouver. Wash. 57 Mrs. F. H. Ranson, Mrs. Arthur Bar nard. Mrs. Newell Barnard. MIbs Edwards, of Alameda, Cal. ; Mrs. George Barker, Miss Luclle Dunne, Mrs. John Ker. Miss Ranson. 58 Mrs. F. G. Buffum, Mrs. James Nicol, Mrs. S. Forbes. Mrs. R. M. Cross, Mrs. A. S. Norton. 59 Mrs. Grace Watt Ross, Mrs. Harry T. Clarke. Mrs. W. S. Gile, Mrs. Ambrose Ha seltlne, Mrs. W. M. Cake, Mrs. W. Wynn Johnson. 60 Mrs. Harry M. Cake, Mrs. J. M Strowbrldge. Mrs. W. T. Mud, Mra Frank W. Watson. Mrs. W. S. Sibson. 62 Mrs. Susan Keene, Mrs. Gilliam, Mrs. Henry Frank,. Mr. John Plagemann, Miss Helen Haak, Mr. Ralph Habn. 63 Mrs. Frances J. Bailey, Mrs. Edward Richardson, Mrs. A. J. Biles,' Mrs. A. A. Morrison, Miss Dorothy Morrison, Miss G Morrleon, Mr. Ralph Grlswold. 64 Mra W. A. Knight, Miss Ethel Shea, Mra A. J. McComb, Miss Helen Van Scbuy ver. Mrs. Harry Humphrey, ,Mrs. C. B. Lamont. of Seattle. Those occuplns boxes at the nieht pro gramme were as follows: 1 Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Giltner, Miss Nel lie Hemenway, Miss Mildred Vail. 2 Miss N. M. Lang, Malcolm A. Moody, of The Dalles; Dr. and Mra Andrew C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Dooley, W. F. Wiggins. 8 Mice Myrtle Bingham, Miss Grace Bing ham Miss Maurlne Campbell, Miss Louise Uillliama. Mrs. E. L. Wtllllams. Miss Alva Hanson, Mrs. C. Hanson, Miss Shirley Fiske. 4 Dr. and Mrs. D. LeMay. Mr. and Mm. R. T. F. Smith, C. H. Siems, Miss Baker, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Porter. 6 Captais and Mrs. Offley, Lieutenant and Mrs. Jewett. Captain Thomes, U. S. A. 8 Mrs. James S. Goldsmith, of Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cotton, Miss Lowen berg. 9 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mitchell. 10 Miss Kathleen Burns, Miss Heltshu, Miss Josephine Smith. Misj Frances Wilson. Miss Elinor Gile, Mrs. Walter Beebe, Plow den Slott, Thomas Robertson, Albion IL. Gile. 11 Mrs. C. . D. Howell, Mr. snd Mrs. Thomas Patereon, Mlee Marie Howeil, Miss Louise Williams, Miss Wilnia Flske, Ben nett Williams, Chester Hugglns, Kenneth McAlpin, Bruce Schumann. la Mr. and Mrs. W. A. T. Bushong, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brunn. Mrs. W. J. Van Schuyver, Miss Van Schuyver. la jar. uuu jrna. vr . n. a.miiim, ouu Mrs. L. R. Farrle. of Rainier; Mra J. George, Mr. and Mrs. James Muckle, Miss Muckle. 14 Mr. and Mra W. E. Prudhomme, Miss Nordeen. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Birdsall, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Levy. 15 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McBrlde, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wynn Johnson. 16 Mrs. Curtis C. Strong, Mr. and Mra George Taylor Jr., Kenneth Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. StroHg, Jfcrtimer Haxtwell. 17 Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bowers. Mr. and Mrs. Allan A. Wright, Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Macrum. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Howe. 18 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Honeyman. David T. Honeyman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis. 19 1-Mr and Mrs. W. E. McCord, Miss Sansbury, Miss Hall, Mr. and line. J. s. O'Gorman, Mr. Stlnchflcld. 20 Mr. and Mrs. William Otto Breyman. R. E. Remington, Miss Lottie Sherlock, Mrs. S. Welter, Miss Margaret Walter, Ben Hol man, Miss Charlotte Breyman. 21 Mr. and Mrs. Genrfte Lawrence, Sr., Miss Lawrence, Miss Mabel Lawrence, Mrs. George Lawrence, Jr., Mr. and Mre. E. L. Thompson. w 22 Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Frost. Mr. and Mre C L. Mead. Mrs. George F. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Brasfleld. 23 Mr. and' Mrs. Ralph Meyer, Mrs. Gould, Miss Schwab, Mr. and Mrs. F . F. Barbour, Curtis Barbour. 24 Dr. and Mrs. William- Jones, Dr. and Mrs. George B. Story, Mre. S. T. Hamilton, Miss Jewell,' H. D. Story. 25 Miss Mao Hlrsch. . Mies Clementine Hirech Miss Helen Rosenfelt, Mien Florence Cohen. Mrs. S. Wolfe. James Nathan, Wal ter Rosenfelt. Will Llpman. 26 Dr. and Mrs. G. T. Trommald, Miss Hilda Hexter W. R. Backus. 27 Mr and Mrs. C. F. Adame, Mr. and Mrs. Sharp, Major and Mrs. Canby, T. Scott B ajMr and Mrs. Henry Ackerman, Charles Feldenhelmer. Mrs. Wolfe. Miss Florence Wolfe, Mr. and Vrs. Newton Blsslnger, Sam Hmts. Harrv L. Corbett, Roderick Mac leay, John Barrett, Miss Minot, Miss Smith, Miss' Jones. . , 30 Mr and Mrs. F. S. Stanley. Mr. and Mrs Jesse Stearns. Miss Marquam, Miss Cornelia Stanley. J. P. O'Brien. 31. Mr and Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shevlln, F. G. Sykes. Mies Fail ing Mr. and Mrs. William McMaster. 32 Mrs. J. W. Considine, Miss Floreace Considine, Mrs. Florence Sullivan, Miss Sul livan, Mrs. Jamas H. Sullivan, J. W. Consl- dl33 Colonel and Mrs. George B. Davis, of Vancouver; C. M. Seeley. of Tacoma: Mr. and Mre Fred Page. Mrs. James C. Zan. Miss Smith Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Ayer, Miss Mar garet 'Ayer, Dr. George F. Wilson. 34 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cruthers. Mr. and Mrs W. B. Fechhelmer. Mr. and Mra W. O ' Van Schuyver. Miss Murphy, Miss Mc pherson J. A. McFherson. 35 Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Downing, Mrs. W. C Noon. . .... ... 36 Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Linthicum, Mr. and Mm W. L. Brewster, Bishop and Mrs. Scadding. Mrs. Bingham, Miss S. H. Lewis, Ja-Mrs.1,0F1"w. LeadbcvTSr, Mrs. George L Leadbetter. Mrs. C H. Leadbetter. Miss Leadbetter. Mr. and Mrs. L. Gerllnger. Jr., Mies Veda dimming. 38 Mrs Walter F. Burrell. Captain and Mrs Gordon Voorhles. Major and Mrs. James F. Mclndoe, Mrs. William Biddle. Miss Biddle. , .w jjMr. snd V-r .T. C. Alrsworth. Mis FOOD FOR A YEAR Meats - 300 lbs. Milk . . 240 at. , Butter 100 lbs. Eggs 27 doz. Vesetabk. 500 lbs. This ?epresents a fair ration for a man for one year. But some people eat and eat and yet grow thinner. This means a defective digestion and unsuitable food. A one-dollar bottle of Scott's Emulsion equals in nourishing properties ten pounds of meat. Your physician can tell you how it does it. Send this advertisement together with name of paper to which it appears, your address and four cents to cover postage, and we will send you a "Complete Handy Atlas of the World" u s SCOTT & BOVYNE. 409 Pearl Street, New York NEW SKIN REMEDY STOPS ITCHING Skin Troubles of Infants and Adults Quickly Cored. When It Is known that poslam. the new skin remedy, will stop the tortur ous itching attending; eczema with first appllfation and bring immediate relief and comfort to sufferers from all skin troubles. Its merit will be instantly ap preciated. On the tender skin of chaf ing infants, poslam may be used with soothing and beneficial effects. It Is applied externally, and Its remarkable healing powers begin their work at once. All skin diseases. Including eczema, acne, herpes, rash, tetter, etc., yield readily to its riarkable curative prop erties. Occasional applications of poslam. In 3mall quantities, will quick ly banish pimples, hives, blackheads, blotches, and will relievo and cure Itch ing feet, scaly scalp humors, etc A spe cial 5o-cent package has been adopted for those who use poslam for these minor troubles. This, as well as the regular two-dollar jar, is on sale at the Skid more, Drug Co., and other leading drun stores, In Portland. An experimental supply of poslam may be obtained free of charge by writing to the Emergency Laboratories, S2 West Twenty-fifth street, New York" City. Norris, Mr. and Mra Morton Inslee. Miss Baker, William Walter. R. H. Jenklne. 40 Mr. and Mrs. Gay Lombard. Mr. and Mra W. R. .Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. . Stubbs, Miss Tongue, Alfred Ays, 41 Miss Flanders, Miss Louise Flanders, Miss W Ultimo, Mr. Giisan. Mr. Linthlcum, Dr. Coglilsn, Mr. and Mrs. Warrens. 42 Major arm Mrs. James Mcl. Wood, Mies Sawyers, Mrs. Linn, ex-United States Senator Fk W. Mulkey, T. W. Harvey, of Chicago. 43 Miss Falling, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. F. Sykes, Major and Mra H. C. Cabell. 44 T. B. Wilcox snd family. 45 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Laldlaw. Mi?s Elinor Laldlaw, ot Spokane; J. D. Farrell, Mia Helen Fiarrell. of Seattle. 4rt Mrs. A. Bailey. Mrs. William Jones, of Tacoma; H. S. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. a. Elmore and Mies El?ie Elmore, of Astoria. 47 Mrs C. E. S. Wood. Mrs. Bache. Colo nel G. K. McGunnegie, Major R. H. Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Zera Snow. 48 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Alvord. W. D. Wheelwright, Miss Hazel Dolph, Mrs. C. A. D4'Mr. and Mm. M. L. Holbrook. Mlfs Catherine Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. James r. Hart, Miss Malda Hart, S. A. Schoneld, Uj.Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Meier. Mrs. S. Frank Mm. Abe Meier. A. M. Frank, Mr. and Mra Julius L. -Meier. 51 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Gilbert. Miss Doolev, Miss Bess Dooley. R. M. Dooley, Jr Mrs. H. Or Wortman, Everett Wortman. 52 Mr. and Mm. John Kiernan, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Murphy, Miss Anne Shogren. A. H. Shogren. J. W. McLInn, Foster McLlnn. E. T. Chase, Miss Eva Kiernan. Oil MISS willa. aiiiivn. ""b- Miss Emma Shelby, Mrs. W. G. MacBae. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Gilmer. F. E. Gr.ggeby. 64 Mr and Mrs. R. P. Efflnger. Mr. and Mra S. Heitshu, Mr. end Mm. V. A. Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Dunckley. 54 Mr. and Mrs. . E. R. Eldredge. Mrs. C. A. Eldredge, Miss ChJoe Smoot, George Boole, of Seattle. , 57 Dr. and Mra R. A. Thompson. Mr. and Mm. J. H. Truby. J. R. Rogers. Miss A. M. Rogers. Mra Raleigh Stott, Miss feusan Stott, John Cronan. . 58 Mr. and Mra. F. G. Buffum. H E. Clemens. Mrs. S. B. Forbes Mrs. A. S. Nor ton Mr. and Mrs. Jamts Mcol, Mrs. A. a. Pattullo, Mr. and Mrs. locum. 59Mr. snd Mrs. David H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Fish. J. F. Suitor, mm Frances Jackson, Miss Elinor Vincent. Mrs. Davidson, of Hood River; James Alexander. 60 Mrs. P. J. Cronin. Mrs. W. L. Wood. Mrs Phil Metschan, Mm. Skuse. Mr. and Mrs W. I. Cole, Miss Cronin. Dr. and Mra E. F. Tucker. Dr. R. C. Yenney. 61 Mr. and Mrs. .T. G. Clemson, Mrs. S. Kocher. E. W. Wolfstyn. 62 Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Heywood, of Seattle- Mr. and Mrs. James Eliis. Mr. and Mm. C ' B. Lamont, Miss Harriet Ankeny. of Walla Walla; Miss K. Ramsdell, -Ralph H!l-Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Richardson, Mra John Fleming Wilson, of Newport. Or. 64 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Coman, Mrs. M, H. Steers, Mr. and Mrs. Ambroee Cronin. MANTJFRS' MISTAKE; PEOPLE'S GAIS S3C.000 Stock New Fall Stylo Shoes Labeled Incorrectly. Admit mistake and order shoes sold. Bannister. Knecland. Slater and Moral, SB and $7 grades. $3.85; S4 and to Brades. $2.85; women s J3.50 and t grades. J2.4S. Dellar. 2S)1 Morrison, bet. 1th and otn. To Be Safe To be safe confine yourself to the use of such, flavors as your experience and judgment tell you are of the purest quality. IS flavoring Extracts vanilla Lemon Orange Rose, ate. are just as they are represented to be. If not the cheapest they are the best, and no puddings, cakes, creams, or other table deli cacies, are spoiled by thsir use. am Weakens Headache, rheumatism, neuralgia, or pains of any; nature weaken the sys temthey are a strain up on the nerves. Almost instant relief can be ob tained by taking Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills, and with out any bad after-effects. Take one on first indica tion of an attack it will ward it off. They are a pleasant little tablet, sold by druggists everywhere, 25 doses 25 cents; never sold in bulk. "1 was subject to constant heatf acbes for a period of four years. At times I was almost unfitted for tha work In which I am engaged, that of station agent. Through the advice of a friend I tried Dr. Miles' Anti Pain Pills, and tho result has been that I have entirely eradicated my system of those continuous headaches that follow a continual mental strain. They have done for me all that la claimed for them." a L. RUSSEJLXl Agt. C & N. W. Ry., Battle Creek, la. "T have used Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills for a year now for neuralgia and find there Is nothing like them. They surely have been a blesslnc to ma.3 MRS. M. J. HAMILTON. Upper -Alton. Ilia Your druggist sells Dp. Miles' Antl Paln Pills, and we authorize him to return the. price of fleet package (only) If It falls to benefit you. Miles Medical Co., ElkharVlnd Pliers I DELICIOUS
